January 31, 1874 (4 pages)

¥ Daily Transcript he = Pares.eae Pentg hte fornia. fhe: Freeman bill, as it is called, 5 noe: ie little frésh music: “Old -Block,” Redivivus. ' The Oakland Transcript of lows Some short time . since the Taaxe. regulating fares and freights o@ railis ve be heard at one of our theatres, 28th inst:has the following:2: = . 2 script dontained an articlé taken . roads in i this State, wan passed to.enalihengh there. are nn-dities, there . The following brief note issof véry . NEVADA CITY, CAly Seer a = ‘Fixet Tribe of Red Mem in _— oe 4 ‘from the San Franciseo Chronicle, oS great importance to ourselves, and:of MUSIC ' it less interest to our readers, as city, County and U. 8. Official in which it was stated that the first bill as agresd upon by the House : CountrRrMiT —_ in cireulano they will soon ascertain, “Old =. tribe of the Impzoved Order of Red fixes fares on railroads at 4 cents per Biock”’—A, Delano, Esq., has pob~ PRESS. tion in San. Francisco and San Jose Men in California, was instituted at mile,°and .agraduating rate. for and it would be weil to keép a sharp . . lished little or.nothing of late years, . that place some ten or twelve years freights. On railroads where freight4, and, we believe, had concluded to relook out and prevent their introdué-. tire to the seelusion of bis rich and ago. The following communication is earried 20 miles and net over 30, ateeday’ Fax an.1. Bist, 1874, o shows that the Chronicle was mistaken; that Nevada county can elaim 8 cents per mile is.allowed, and if the freight is carried at an altitude ion here. ‘THE EXCELSIOR stRing ¥o The pa BAND:! retined_ home in Grass. Valle , Ne vada county, where heis one'of the has main“solid men,’’ as. well-as“the most & RE uc now toe 7preparedto furr ish good ny. the honor the Chronicle would claim of 1,500 feet aboye the sea, fifty: per tained her consistency, ” says the San;-popular and influential. It would. _ Will Spain Declare Wart cent more may be added. This Francisco Post, “by sundering her. seen, however, that having had a. TheNew York Naufftal Gazette, ¢ for its city:: squint at the seductive columns of . Balls, artties, Sociables, Yor Bar, ‘Jan. 26, 1874, ~&e., journal of good repute, and regarded would give a railroad company from businéss relations with her last lawthe Transcript, as viewedavross: the On skonp netiea, All orders Ed. Transcript: In your issue ofhere to Colfax-6 ‘cents per mile for yer, Judge Gearge Ww. Ty ler us an’excellent authority—im naval afJett Shes Afidge of that magnifiecnt and hispale && JEWIELL’S will wai =<? tiert : ate fairs,expresses the-foliawing startJanu ary-24th, in regard to an-arfiele+“passengersaiid 12-cents per tou_per. baa considerable business iin the civil. toric Nosz, he has -decided to play. . one more-Hterary engagement, for. “Nevada, JanAth 1994. ling editorial views initsisste of taken. fromtheSaw Bransiseyobra. mile forfreight,‘Tf the roadshould _ edurts, but who willbe. successor ‘the benefit of the cultivated and ap1 January 3d: Leses d-_20 miles~in_length, or 15%Cook,Quint and -Tyter, “hasarot—yet};. preciative. Gakianders: after»awhich, K = SSEblish “Tribe-of-rasaproved tsont = es pee ial Noti = We have thded—over “oat pe cents por ton per mile for freight,and. . transpired. Whoever it shall be, he _we,hope, he will pay them a a cereWetter, E vs hereby given:ta ath—perreng——Uificulties with Spain, but. the end Order of Red Menin California, was £6 ceuts per raile_for passengersdf . will, ne doubt, remember the muitimonius Wsitin pérsens -This. is his} AY indebte d tothe late firm of 5 ANCAS. is not yet, and; unless. we ure very made in ®Beptember 1863,-in Siat . the road -is less than. 20 miles id1 bility of mundane affairs;“ahd. innkeLi private note which we venture. to.) rie & egies NSON* that theit—eecroun ty . have been [present as follows: placed inthe hinds 64—J much misthken, it will not be two Francisco. Now that is a mistake: . Tength.~ = -. . hay“while the suu shines. Tura Dean Frairsp: I thauk you for the . GRAY fer collection and that prompt ae a= ment must bs made Ly those who “would e evelyee years before Spain will~declare war San Francisco can not claim good notice you gave me. aboutiss fair play. But for have cost. Scene . the pressure of -businexs, I would u@ainst the’ United States. This thing. Nevada. county will clain. The Fault of the Sapreme Court. . . { A. NT. ROBEXSON, i send 3you a sketch now; but I will Survivingpartner of Lane uster & Robison, : seems a bold assertion _ for. us 40_. the honor of starting the first: tribe —Allthis-trouble in the decheuesiat “Te“Seat ‘Bays “a Chinaman. Nevada city, dan: ist itt . . within-n very few days. IT have-an pasatbet: as eee Some SC meets, about ‘the two little nigwith a _pair of pants was ~Jately: jnake, but we have rarely, if _ever, of Red Men in California, old reminiscence, a: little ef the hisD,. B. MERRY, A. E. McG RFGOR, erred when we have sins assertions tima in February, 1856, Abraham gers,’ ‘would have been avoided #Prested in Marysville. He was a. tory of the old V igilance:‘Committee, U. 8: Deputy and bute Chief Deputy. of this kind. Spain gladly backed Curny.caf the Gould. & Curry fame) the Supreme Court of the State had onlyman-who had a whole ‘pair in. i which no one knows: but myself, County Surveyor. —PRPEye yor, City & which I will write out for you at my aCcanty ot San ont ofawat-ertie chanees-ofawar, in biorght— a dispensation fromthe not been too lazy to examine into the place, and was Rhepefors identiearliest leisure. I-playeda little but PE rincisce. = the Virginius matter, She. was not State of New York, together with the and decide a similar ease now ayear fied atonce.’” important part in it and thefew who eS _ MER RY & & MeGREGOR, ready. She will be ina year hence, books and ritual of the Order, and} or morebefore iton appeal from San knew it at the time, have either passTre Spiritof the Times, alluding ed away or have forgotten it. Strang: ‘To-day our private armories-are turnplarted alodgeat Rea Dog, Brooklyn . . Francisco. y Can not.the Legislature to the. fact that the State Prigon as it may seem, it.was I who set fir ing out thousands of stands of aris Ledge'No, 46,1. 0, OF 5_renting . fix a time within’ which this -Gourt Committee “had made an investigai to the train which purified the at?. their hall one-nish t inthe week: ; _ for her, and although she is comparto! mustniakea decision under penalty NEVADA CrPY. tion_aud would soon report, Says? snosphere for the-time from the foul . atively poor; she can and. -willraise. . the tribe, as per reeofd. of Brooklyn of impeachtent.— These men air of the villians who held high car. tra_Wffic e at the COURT HOESE, oracy are}:“There was not the slightest chévk nival in San Francisco in 1850-51. letc atthe Gaily Cnion “Office, Grass Valle > the meaus to: bewin the ugeressive, Lodge, for the sum of ten dollars 'n paid big salaries and ought to. be da Will meet with prompt attention, upon eny of the transactions of th ¥ou shall hear from me. The .Caban question will be the week. TheTribe continued to meet made do their work within fteasonaBrock Oxup yours, Truly commissary; he bought all the sup-. cause, and if in the struggle she loses in the’ Hall until_some time in~the ble time or submit to dismissal, eat National Exchange;Bath Rooms Grass Valley, Jan. 26. pies,in violationof the law, and dis{ “that island she will not mourn at Fall, when-Mr. ‘Cnrry left the place, —_—--—_-2+—4 any other oflicer-neglected his duty bursed the same without accountaAND BARBER SHOP. andthe lodge soon wentdown. ‘OwrnG to the extreme dull and. heart—she will be glad of it. 28 these judges do he would be haulbility to any one. Concracts _for blue times.a ey way for Spain to be a united naAmong the chatter-members . NEVADA-CHTY. only n up country druggist are ed over the coals at a lively\rate. ad. So} beef have been secretly let at six pames familiar to most = Nevada vertises.to.sell_ opium for 75 cents an tion isto bring ona foreign war, and says the Sacramento Bee, cents, when responsible parties stood ounce and morphine for 75 cents. a’) KI itewill be with us that sho will seele+-peeple; W. A. Beagole, . A. King; oe —_— LINGENSPOR & WA LTERS, ready to furnish the sameat five.’’ : sap to war, so that the warm, patriotic Sart Esting, Frank Coihuat and bottle. » ‘ Ee JF OULD res} vectfully infoml A Duel Talked L303 4 Ss blood of her people will be—wrought others-whuse tines Phave forgotten™ ‘Pus Besserier anti-sea-sickwess picoftiis city amt corti tin ey. ~ The papers say there is a duel-on steamship is nearly ready for re ae Anorere: aiantct de tee taar ats: have on ae pTane) rietorra.of the nbove Wel. tothe boiling point and they can FA, King, oye of the charter mem' knewn populer place, aut having ‘Te. he tapis;that-the famous ifenry 8. unite ina common cause. We havé bers, is still living in this. vicinitty: shop in Tfit proves a success nine more will lybeen discovered, about four or-five . titted it yin A style second ta within Foote, who came _one-vote of the State; sre-new prepared to give the very miles from -some facets in our. possession which I uiderst:and thatthe books and recthe village of Enterprise, best’ atiisfaction to alt who may please vo being — a Senator to Congress be built to run to the Continent. — = in EI Dorado _. Mmuke us thus bold in speaking, . ords are in the possession of one of —eounty. The SPeci. . favor them with their patronage. L D and from salifornia, is about to challead ns to urg 2\ Diplo our. Governits charterr members ¥et. : A pritrron_of nine “‘inndredl”“and. mens exhibited were exceedingly rich . ‘HOT AXD COLD BATHS at atl honvs; 25 ee eae : has challenged the infa-f HAIR-CUTTING done in the latest style. ment the née ity of being prepared, } fifty-three feetin length and containand yielded ae! ee cent of quickW. C. Banker, tex, Fora good, clean. Shave’ call at the : & mous io Davis, who once claimed SPe es eG Sees in time Spain has but hte to hazting 35,179 names has been presented silver> National Excbange Barber Shop. to.be the President of the Southern s/s Death orWw. Yim, Carpenter. DRI ENNINGS* REPRODUCTOR always ard-in a war with ns, which of neces-. . in the Senate by Mr. Sumnery against. on hand and for sale. ‘Confederacy, to mortal combat. ti. Lhe f) “Wir must an analytical aerias SMART SVILL sity must be awar of flects. She E, Jan. 28, 1874, the proposed theglogical amendment -.Ladies Entrance for Baths through the Ep. Transcrrer --In your edition feud between Foote and Davia has! to the Constitution. The Judiciary be a female? Because if not an anHotel. has no commerce to lose, for her alyzer (Ann Eliza) he mnst be a . béen of a deadly. nature and long LINGENSPOR & WALTERS. sterchant navy all told does not comof Jans zoth,I sce by an article conCommittee will decide which is of charlatan (Charlotte Ann.) 1 4th, 1874. standing. Like the vendette that so else.iO sailingWessels, Abd AE Es tiined thereinnrelative-te-tie~tectl 1 -the-most-weightthe—lepgthof.thet— long exi d between the two Italians, “On x Jannary 22dseen: adie fram . , gate 600,000 tons:y and her steam of Witten Carpenter, that you.ae} petition or the siguers, . oue of whom stole a chicken from. inerchant navy has not 200 ° vessels, wrong in several particulars For . Astoria six vessels losded with wheat. . the: otlfer, which ended inthe death A DISTINGUISHED German surgeon for Aaverpool a ugegrezating $0,000 tons, She could the past two years Mr. (Carpenter has . b. Lo. ot hates : ~nothi _GRASS SEED, ng—but —bised named Esmarkbas invented—e—pro— : can Hoses Tir wv Tew weeks, Wo] not thjoycd"good health, and one of Foti the hash betWee n these cess. whereby amputation of the two Tar new tildge across Napa Creek, could only assail her neval fleets and . his greatest dflietidns was the par FLOWER SEED, her colonial posessious, while she . . tink loss of his sight. When’ iie left. Southern hot bloods. Well, let them \Aimbs may be performed bleodless on Calistoga Avenue, Napa, is nearly \ficht; who cares? The death of both . by applying elastic bandages to the} his resideuce, he had on his coat anc . f tl completed, and if-geed weather precould attack us from Maine tto ‘Texas, 1 ; . b 1g ; AT . slippers, (your article of 25th ; fa 1m by the hands of each other} limb above the point of operating.ry vails will be quite so within.a week. lou; the eut 3 eoast; break > Men's So Mrs. Lacea OD. Farr rant of . t evening 1, this city, est and ni nearly On jonably d nen, whe te,” from —_the“‘wee = ing ori mfitied : aD ocoust ra wi AY young i “i ¥‘th eserve i to please, in magnil itself cleg dies were —tybeautif we notice hdy, J] Watson «a of the Ni Haskins Eaton-oft R. Wo Ta and lady, Fargo & ( many oth their wiv rot nOw~t was truly =I A meeti of Nevada room on 7 o clock, Pp. inportant ‘GARDEN SEED, your a i coisthig= trade, he-bad-ar0CONE bE boots on.) He . will not ‘stepsere neens meting . The methed has been: successfully Proresson_J._ I, Héllton, one of ouE Pacific fideand Work us ‘a.deal . had been accustomed for ma;“ay years. . ;:op its-axi s, nor will it make the air . triedin England. to goup and down. the flame and. wp e than it now is.” The tel z impur the leading botanists of the country, vf hat TD before we c yald drive her A conrgsponpEnt of the Hartford . died suddetily at his -residence in . . egraph will carry the news. of /their {leet soft oP sink k them. Mark our ditches, Which in his pe etial blind. } . Courant points out the result of 20 Everett. Mass., on 0 Sunday, the 25th words, Spain has the>W hip hand of pNess was a dangerous upAde rtaking. ~ath to to every: part of the globe After his death, Wan, Crauie = z cas aid gu 3b st sree pA as quick as it¢ per cent, reduction of fares in one of inst. 2 as, and when sheiseady weshall would have to smart for all the troubles the rmiy: self visited the liz, 8 he tool after filibusterriug craftof the insurrec tionpassing off the flume, aud saw by Se LAL death o Z ‘ hl 2 ies OCEl som : : a z FUecént maz : _Position’ of promi ) sit J £° A Terrible Bobbery stopped. E. MW. PRESTON,_uw Ese pasenger receipts during the last Rovert Mares, lately from Dow ACIDS, ING CHEM! ISHES, AIL: per ‘Tequired t of the: Or¢ Ail at the Lowest Market Rates. 3 } Ja § nu COUNTYWARRANTS. T ary cisely, T _ Order and expected y the wigwa By or Nevada, Shoot Sam. P of Grass1 almost ey. : throughot shot in th etf, a hae] al from @shin . ‘WO piece Before th, ered G Meat-with the Aiffier te the part 8 tad got al eam was . épplied f, tom: § loor, vh. open, and sake } a id MUFEL =PAINTS OTLAND -Vaie——— lhe * ed by day pe OUICE, SS sun will shine upon-the just and the ‘Fhe finding of the dead .body” of “seantlivg. We-saw his footprints} Groroz A. were of Bennington, ee DIED. Sy nearl y half way aeross this seanting;+ unjust,just as mach aftér they have N. Y.,butchered a cow, Jaadyge Trauder of Contra Costa cownin which on fought, ble dand died as it does now; Bae” Prescriptions correctly compounded ty, on the verandah of the hofise of and-we concinded asho was near ly ze being.cat up a large stick was found At Brosh Crwe near this a. ‘cu iry at ull hours, day or night, andold Time will move as rapidly blind , that when hea reached the Mrs: Chase, at Martinez a few nights c near the heart. It was 1514 inches 29th, 1874, Chakles Hall, aged ll years and ayo, has kicked up-a terrible bob= tre.of the fur se he made a misies after that event as he did piers long, weighed about a pound, and} 6, months, The fnneral will take place from bery iff that county, and Mrs. Chase andfrom ak ritise-on tlie side of his these traitors were born, had probably been.in the cow’s body Then let them fight. The country the. Congregational Church, ‘to-day being under suspicion — of having face it is evident that he felliin there;? two or three years; as no trace could LL Warrants on General Fund regisantbas theeross pieces on the top of will.lose nothing by the operation . be found where it bad entered. ‘at 10 o’clock ep. m. Friends and acsomething to do with his sudden the dee . Gs about 3-feet apart he € pt two tered prior to-March 4th, 873; also Ba old } fogy rebels, who for _quaintances are reepectinlly invited all warrants on Indigent Sick Fund, ee5 taking off, is having her past career Ger have = eae aes Ohi Stragk” against” che of . wethe good ther yF;have ever ‘tered prior to May 6th, 1873; aine all reg doné, had : HERE JP. is pons in’ a= n ; toce altand. thoroughly overhauled by the news 10 ’ tered-warrants on Road Fund willbe ee , amd was_ str nned, —-Havir ega Gas tter—died— : them o . years— ago. —Indeed it} who has confi{dence in -ha man ba: Oi préseutution, Interest veases from.thi a= _-pay «The fact is now exposed ; : : date. . would have been bailar for them and ture. For ten years or morehe has thatAfonetime shewas married to ack his head on ons*of thesecross H, Co; Treasurer. \LDSMIT GC A. . Dissolution Notice. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. a "mum nanied Fuller,’who, after livpieces, it naturally threw hint~on. for onr country if a-mill stone had employed more than 200 men on an Nevada ‘ Jan. sth, 187 4, ve \ been tied about théir_necks, while average constantly, and as yet has HE co--partnership heretofore existing for five or siX years, . his back with his feat forward, in between F, A. Hecuyer and Peter June n discovered among his hands a Wuo have been keeping a saloon in North broniht sufe against her for a diwhich position he was found ~atSaag. thoy.were kicking babies, und they . not neem, GALVAN OPLASTIK. . cast into‘wmill pond to be eaten up dishonest man. Bloonstield, bas been, this day, January 28, vores, . aller Lyin; x amo ng other things’. lower end of the “flame. Mr. aes . 1874, dissolved by mutual consent, All : ys ‘ i by frogs. _If Foote and Pee Davis-desi persons knowing tié@mselvés to Be thideabt. that she was untrue 10 him in -her. pentsr> was buried on Sund: Ly, the. . to 1 oo ad ao ae: sae ed to the'tate firm of Lecuyer & June will ) Ia goo Ee a o JAS. z or, ‘Assayer, Tur Key to Cuba—Key W est. aa rent s00a dee ey Wi 1 fight a narital vows with one M, $,+ Chase. 25th, by the Masonie fr: rternity please call ani settie with F, A, Lecuyer ty, a2 who is now, gale proprietor of the said saMain Sireet, Nevada City, Cal. . due‘and kill each other, The divorce was camiad: pie sv0n was followed to the erave-by the] Maxeear, Bazine is accompanied loon. lav. > afterwards she became the wifs of . Se8t concourse of people ever assen S noway: yvared to ga 1G anize F. A. LEGGYER, into exile by his wife. Red Men, i. wa Jan 30, PELER JUN&. i out gold or silver plate d.ware, bledi this place to do honorto the a. Pemaeal «3 hisses “tiie . Coroner Peete een The Grand Sachem and other Manven Vicrozr, who fired at King Contra Costa vounty refuses to in-. ‘dead. It is not the belie Byeons, Forks, canine Pitchers; WESTERN HOUSE, f of the . Grahd ONivers of the improved Or {Victor Emmanuel in 1872, has esfourm Mrs. Chase or her counsel ‘of . citizens of this ay e that Corner of D and Second Streets,: he com. ! der of Red Men, are expected in. Bells, Door Plates, Services, . eaped from prison.at Vicios: the Waereaoouts of the stomach. mitted suicides ‘In the estimation of . this city to-night, to institut MARISVILLE. e a Wig-. —_—__2-@ => Rings, Watch Cases, blood ete., which has been -submit{nine-tenths of our peopleve, HO man } wam at this pla ce. A Marniacs took place Tn.Norfolk, The charter . ted by him for chemical ayalysis. ; was his superior. in hone: Waiters. . GEORGE WAPPEL, Proprietor. sty, integ. mambers \of the institution are re. Hass recently, to which the contract: . Why she should ask it, if she is .in. rity, kindness, sovi ability or le And Jewelry in general. He will § \ — or quired tomeet at Odd Fellows’ Hall. ing pariies were a bridegroom of 67) gid-these in the best style, a1 nocent of erie, has not transpired. rug, Hoping you [will give: this THIS House is more converle nt e=> -a} this evening at7 o'clock. Those. Summers and’a bride 24, This isthe they: Will last as long as in.u . I ¥situated-for a hotel than any ve Old Gold or silver bought ¢ r change ue Whatever fucts may be de veloped by. place in your paper, I am, . other in Marysville. ‘persons who sighed the petition for . fourth marriage, the three preceedThe Table is . JAS. J, OTT. the jury of ingrtes st how engaged in Well stipplied with all-the delicaeee your, the charter that may be absent at the . ing yielding the*fruits of39 childr ep, . cies oak luxuries Nevada, Jan. 23d, 1574. Of the season, and the the exumination of Judge Landers’ . . . beds are of the-very be:st-quality. —oPeHAIN. — -ustitution of the Wigwam, will lose! twenty of whom are now living, and -Connected “HOLBROOK, vA <-> sudden demise, che ting is certain, with the Housdvs a Restau g ' «@LORA B. HOLBROOK their privilege, and if: any of those. ho has forty grandchildren, .and rant—the bon Ton—whe the re meals New are served s, Mining, andt me Pay ago, the chief railroads in the-Staté. The year of high fares were $124,997 less nieviile, fell on the ice at Ayre, Onhis tracks that he hud atiempted to aience, and the railroads will not+ trac ay than during 15TS, after thefares tario, a few days since, receiving iness—trips ht —consequence oft ; PTeCIU s3.the ifumre-—as he bad done juries from which he died had beem reduced. hundreds of times’ before—on 9 4x4 theirdeath than-they now do. The ists in C aba have brought to her: as that the NEVADA DRUG STORE. A count Fand of hetis the fact that-she was dixed from Fuller and married to . etc up at all hours, day and night. me -desire hereafter to become members, } 2ud-is probably. 2not yet. We have, received a com Every attenticris given by the proprieJ. 8, HOLBROOK & C0. munics. they will have to be tor and employees to render satisfaction to Feceived as all Chase don't make der guilty of the. tion from our French Corral THRE Dealers in E priso ners escaped from the hiss guests. _ Charges reasonable corres. others will be after the Wigw ars: am is . tpordent, which will uppear-to-morcr im e of murder. She may be guilty wk Geese ~ # . Gold Hill jail on Sanday ‘evening,. G(ROCERIES, instituted. .Let there be a full atMARYSVILLE ~ “Yor aught we know to ile contrary, . TOW: but’ were. recaptured in the’ yard, PROVISIONS, i tendance of members. MARBLE WORKS. but inher case as in every other. They were Thomas F, Miller, ‘ar-Can and Case Goods, Uewanps of eighty miltion *‘pounds . .J.E,-Townsenn,, when erie, ‘Is illeged against a of Milford, Clerrested with intent ‘to kill D Street, between 1st and 2d Sunes. Jame s —or for tyng to be foam in a Fisst thé everytii And usa tous ndof grain were mont Catal Oke, whe died recent: Lowry, party, We are bartid to presume she. proprietor of the Vesey CLASS GROCERY STOKE . deli THOM vere AS d SBAWA by RD,. the ..-Propnetc as ‘SH ESLER Ses Erie.yRailroad ati is innecent until gavilt jig proved up. House, W. Williams for atte mpted Jersey At the Junction of Main and . Con oe during the month of ‘De-. $10,000 to satailick a prelewarsiip en heme, § e= prep*red to furnish fur te order, on burglary, and Ah Kee for robbery. short motice, all kinds of cembLer, 873;being 112. per cent fin the A ROR : mercial Streets, ,. Pe ease MAR BLE TOMB mor e STON “Tan seu ES, PLAIN SLABS, , Contra Costa Gazette . says l in the’ corresponding Mich, Also, choles Wines and Brandy: “Iris stated that the. phynisiontet for Medicinal purposes. » AND MONUMENTs,pmauth of 1872. that nearly everybody there signed the prindipal cities in the’ Unitea States haye conrbited ‘to: seetre the . = tae House ‘Commina ‘on Pacific . the local option petitions, and “that Fed tirtreearti Dive ; Senate conned Poattisters} pit eec ee ey S. Railroads have. peg ITTeport fax bodies of the Siantese twins for au-. pdohn By ehopsy, at as Prieg, © ieee . amt on rae eet ot Te and. smempoaner. Se asiee establishuient of the -even liquorsellers sigued them. -— ee He x ocutg RT \etpiese jubilee” aC Lal ing “. . mater; be > eve ae a, 9%: Thaykful for pastfavors, we solicit sen, aime ip charge ~¢ Veapon w —— Go to ~ Fashional —_—

¥ Daily Transcript he = Pares.eae Pentg hte fornia. fhe: Freeman bill, as it is called, 5 noe: ie little frésh music: “Old -Block,” Redivivus. ' The Oakland Transcript of lows Some short time . since the Taaxe. regulating fares and freights o@ railis ve be heard at one of our theatres, 28th inst:has the following:2: = . 2 script dontained an articlé taken . roads in i this State, wan passed to.enalihengh there. are nn-dities, there . The following brief note issof véry . NEVADA CITY, CAly Seer a = ‘Fixet Tribe of Red Mem in _— oe 4 ‘from the San Franciseo Chronicle, oS great importance to ourselves, and:of MUSIC ' it less interest to our readers, as city, County and U. 8. Official in which it was stated that the first bill as agresd upon by the House : CountrRrMiT —_ in cireulano they will soon ascertain, “Old =. tribe of the Impzoved Order of Red fixes fares on railroads at 4 cents per Biock”’—A, Delano, Esq., has pob~ PRESS. tion in San. Francisco and San Jose Men in California, was instituted at mile,°and .agraduating rate. for and it would be weil to keép a sharp . . lished little or.nothing of late years, . that place some ten or twelve years freights. On railroads where freight4, and, we believe, had concluded to relook out and prevent their introdué-. tire to the seelusion of bis rich and ago. The following communication is earried 20 miles and net over 30, ateeday’ Fax an.1. Bist, 1874, o shows that the Chronicle was mistaken; that Nevada county can elaim 8 cents per mile is.allowed, and if the freight is carried at an altitude ion here. ‘THE EXCELSIOR stRing ¥o The pa BAND:! retined_ home in Grass. Valle , Ne vada county, where heis one'of the has main“solid men,’’ as. well-as“the most & RE uc now toe 7preparedto furr ish good ny. the honor the Chronicle would claim of 1,500 feet aboye the sea, fifty: per tained her consistency, ” says the San;-popular and influential. It would. _ Will Spain Declare Wart cent more may be added. This Francisco Post, “by sundering her. seen, however, that having had a. TheNew York Naufftal Gazette, ¢ for its city:: squint at the seductive columns of . Balls, artties, Sociables, Yor Bar, ‘Jan. 26, 1874, ~&e., journal of good repute, and regarded would give a railroad company from businéss relations with her last lawthe Transcript, as viewedavross: the On skonp netiea, All orders Ed. Transcript: In your issue ofhere to Colfax-6 ‘cents per mile for yer, Judge Gearge Ww. Ty ler us an’excellent authority—im naval afJett Shes Afidge of that magnifiecnt and hispale && JEWIELL’S will wai =<? tiert : ate fairs,expresses the-foliawing startJanu ary-24th, in regard to an-arfiele+“passengersaiid 12-cents per tou_per. baa considerable business iin the civil. toric Nosz, he has -decided to play. . one more-Hterary engagement, for. “Nevada, JanAth 1994. ling editorial views initsisste of taken. fromtheSaw Bransiseyobra. mile forfreight,‘Tf the roadshould _ edurts, but who willbe. successor ‘the benefit of the cultivated and ap1 January 3d: Leses d-_20 miles~in_length, or 15%Cook,Quint and -Tyter, “hasarot—yet};. preciative. Gakianders: after»awhich, K = SSEblish “Tribe-of-rasaproved tsont = es pee ial Noti = We have thded—over “oat pe cents por ton per mile for freight,and. . transpired. Whoever it shall be, he _we,hope, he will pay them a a cereWetter, E vs hereby given:ta ath—perreng——Uificulties with Spain, but. the end Order of Red Menin California, was £6 ceuts per raile_for passengersdf . will, ne doubt, remember the muitimonius Wsitin pérsens -This. is his} AY indebte d tothe late firm of 5 ANCAS. is not yet, and; unless. we ure very made in ®Beptember 1863,-in Siat . the road -is less than. 20 miles id1 bility of mundane affairs;“ahd. innkeLi private note which we venture. to.) rie & egies NSON* that theit—eecroun ty . have been [present as follows: placed inthe hinds 64—J much misthken, it will not be two Francisco. Now that is a mistake: . Tength.~ = -. . hay“while the suu shines. Tura Dean Frairsp: I thauk you for the . GRAY fer collection and that prompt ae a= ment must bs made Ly those who “would e evelyee years before Spain will~declare war San Francisco can not claim good notice you gave me. aboutiss fair play. But for have cost. Scene . the pressure of -businexs, I would u@ainst the’ United States. This thing. Nevada. county will clain. The Fault of the Sapreme Court. . . { A. NT. ROBEXSON, i send 3you a sketch now; but I will Survivingpartner of Lane uster & Robison, : seems a bold assertion _ for. us 40_. the honor of starting the first: tribe —Allthis-trouble in the decheuesiat “Te“Seat ‘Bays “a Chinaman. Nevada city, dan: ist itt . . within-n very few days. IT have-an pasatbet: as eee Some SC meets, about ‘the two little nigwith a _pair of pants was ~Jately: jnake, but we have rarely, if _ever, of Red Men in California, old reminiscence, a: little ef the hisD,. B. MERRY, A. E. McG RFGOR, erred when we have sins assertions tima in February, 1856, Abraham gers,’ ‘would have been avoided #Prested in Marysville. He was a. tory of the old V igilance:‘Committee, U. 8: Deputy and bute Chief Deputy. of this kind. Spain gladly backed Curny.caf the Gould. & Curry fame) the Supreme Court of the State had onlyman-who had a whole ‘pair in. i which no one knows: but myself, County Surveyor. —PRPEye yor, City & which I will write out for you at my aCcanty ot San ont ofawat-ertie chanees-ofawar, in biorght— a dispensation fromthe not been too lazy to examine into the place, and was Rhepefors identiearliest leisure. I-playeda little but PE rincisce. = the Virginius matter, She. was not State of New York, together with the and decide a similar ease now ayear fied atonce.’” important part in it and thefew who eS _ MER RY & & MeGREGOR, ready. She will be ina year hence, books and ritual of the Order, and} or morebefore iton appeal from San knew it at the time, have either passTre Spiritof the Times, alluding ed away or have forgotten it. Strang: ‘To-day our private armories-are turnplarted alodgeat Rea Dog, Brooklyn . . Francisco. y Can not.the Legislature to the. fact that the State Prigon as it may seem, it.was I who set fir ing out thousands of stands of aris Ledge'No, 46,1. 0, OF 5_renting . fix a time within’ which this -Gourt Committee “had made an investigai to the train which purified the at?. their hall one-nish t inthe week: ; _ for her, and although she is comparto! mustniakea decision under penalty NEVADA CrPY. tion_aud would soon report, Says? snosphere for the-time from the foul . atively poor; she can and. -willraise. . the tribe, as per reeofd. of Brooklyn of impeachtent.— These men air of the villians who held high car. tra_Wffic e at the COURT HOESE, oracy are}:“There was not the slightest chévk nival in San Francisco in 1850-51. letc atthe Gaily Cnion “Office, Grass Valle > the meaus to: bewin the ugeressive, Lodge, for the sum of ten dollars 'n paid big salaries and ought to. be da Will meet with prompt attention, upon eny of the transactions of th ¥ou shall hear from me. The .Caban question will be the week. TheTribe continued to meet made do their work within fteasonaBrock Oxup yours, Truly commissary; he bought all the sup-. cause, and if in the struggle she loses in the’ Hall until_some time in~the ble time or submit to dismissal, eat National Exchange;Bath Rooms Grass Valley, Jan. 26. pies,in violationof the law, and dis{ “that island she will not mourn at Fall, when-Mr. ‘Cnrry left the place, —_—--—_-2+—4 any other oflicer-neglected his duty bursed the same without accountaAND BARBER SHOP. andthe lodge soon wentdown. ‘OwrnG to the extreme dull and. heart—she will be glad of it. 28 these judges do he would be haulbility to any one. Concracts _for blue times.a ey way for Spain to be a united naAmong the chatter-members . NEVADA-CHTY. only n up country druggist are ed over the coals at a lively\rate. ad. So} beef have been secretly let at six pames familiar to most = Nevada vertises.to.sell_ opium for 75 cents an tion isto bring ona foreign war, and says the Sacramento Bee, cents, when responsible parties stood ounce and morphine for 75 cents. a’) KI itewill be with us that sho will seele+-peeple; W. A. Beagole, . A. King; oe —_— LINGENSPOR & WA LTERS, ready to furnish the sameat five.’’ : sap to war, so that the warm, patriotic Sart Esting, Frank Coihuat and bottle. » ‘ Ee JF OULD res} vectfully infoml A Duel Talked L303 4 Ss blood of her people will be—wrought others-whuse tines Phave forgotten™ ‘Pus Besserier anti-sea-sickwess picoftiis city amt corti tin ey. ~ The papers say there is a duel-on steamship is nearly ready for re ae Anorere: aiantct de tee taar ats: have on ae pTane) rietorra.of the nbove Wel. tothe boiling point and they can FA, King, oye of the charter mem' knewn populer place, aut having ‘Te. he tapis;that-the famous ifenry 8. unite ina common cause. We havé bers, is still living in this. vicinitty: shop in Tfit proves a success nine more will lybeen discovered, about four or-five . titted it yin A style second ta within Foote, who came _one-vote of the State; sre-new prepared to give the very miles from -some facets in our. possession which I uiderst:and thatthe books and recthe village of Enterprise, best’ atiisfaction to alt who may please vo being — a Senator to Congress be built to run to the Continent. — = in EI Dorado _. Mmuke us thus bold in speaking, . ords are in the possession of one of —eounty. The SPeci. . favor them with their patronage. L D and from salifornia, is about to challead ns to urg 2\ Diplo our. Governits charterr members ¥et. : A pritrron_of nine “‘inndredl”“and. mens exhibited were exceedingly rich . ‘HOT AXD COLD BATHS at atl honvs; 25 ee eae : has challenged the infa-f HAIR-CUTTING done in the latest style. ment the née ity of being prepared, } fifty-three feetin length and containand yielded ae! ee cent of quickW. C. Banker, tex, Fora good, clean. Shave’ call at the : & mous io Davis, who once claimed SPe es eG Sees in time Spain has but hte to hazting 35,179 names has been presented silver> National Excbange Barber Shop. to.be the President of the Southern s/s Death orWw. Yim, Carpenter. DRI ENNINGS* REPRODUCTOR always ard-in a war with ns, which of neces-. . in the Senate by Mr. Sumnery against. on hand and for sale. ‘Confederacy, to mortal combat. ti. Lhe f) “Wir must an analytical aerias SMART SVILL sity must be awar of flects. She E, Jan. 28, 1874, the proposed theglogical amendment -.Ladies Entrance for Baths through the Ep. Transcrrer --In your edition feud between Foote and Davia has! to the Constitution. The Judiciary be a female? Because if not an anHotel. has no commerce to lose, for her alyzer (Ann Eliza) he mnst be a . béen of a deadly. nature and long LINGENSPOR & WALTERS. sterchant navy all told does not comof Jans zoth,I sce by an article conCommittee will decide which is of charlatan (Charlotte Ann.) 1 4th, 1874. standing. Like the vendette that so else.iO sailingWessels, Abd AE Es tiined thereinnrelative-te-tie~tectl 1 -the-most-weightthe—lepgthof.thet— long exi d between the two Italians, “On x Jannary 22dseen: adie fram . , gate 600,000 tons:y and her steam of Witten Carpenter, that you.ae} petition or the siguers, . oue of whom stole a chicken from. inerchant navy has not 200 ° vessels, wrong in several particulars For . Astoria six vessels losded with wheat. . the: otlfer, which ended inthe death A DISTINGUISHED German surgeon for Aaverpool a ugegrezating $0,000 tons, She could the past two years Mr. (Carpenter has . b. Lo. ot hates : ~nothi _GRASS SEED, ng—but —bised named Esmarkbas invented—e—pro— : can Hoses Tir wv Tew weeks, Wo] not thjoycd"good health, and one of Foti the hash betWee n these cess. whereby amputation of the two Tar new tildge across Napa Creek, could only assail her neval fleets and . his greatest dflietidns was the par FLOWER SEED, her colonial posessious, while she . . tink loss of his sight. When’ iie left. Southern hot bloods. Well, let them \Aimbs may be performed bleodless on Calistoga Avenue, Napa, is nearly \ficht; who cares? The death of both . by applying elastic bandages to the} his resideuce, he had on his coat anc . f tl completed, and if-geed weather precould attack us from Maine tto ‘Texas, 1 ; . b 1g ; AT . slippers, (your article of 25th ; fa 1m by the hands of each other} limb above the point of operating.ry vails will be quite so within.a week. lou; the eut 3 eoast; break > Men's So Mrs. Lacea OD. Farr rant of . t evening 1, this city, est and ni nearly On jonably d nen, whe te,” from —_the“‘wee = ing ori mfitied : aD ocoust ra wi AY young i “i ¥‘th eserve i to please, in magnil itself cleg dies were —tybeautif we notice hdy, J] Watson «a of the Ni Haskins Eaton-oft R. Wo Ta and lady, Fargo & ( many oth their wiv rot nOw~t was truly =I A meeti of Nevada room on 7 o clock, Pp. inportant ‘GARDEN SEED, your a i coisthig= trade, he-bad-ar0CONE bE boots on.) He . will not ‘stepsere neens meting . The methed has been: successfully Proresson_J._ I, Héllton, one of ouE Pacific fideand Work us ‘a.deal . had been accustomed for ma;“ay years. . ;:op its-axi s, nor will it make the air . triedin England. to goup and down. the flame and. wp e than it now is.” The tel z impur the leading botanists of the country, vf hat TD before we c yald drive her A conrgsponpEnt of the Hartford . died suddetily at his -residence in . . egraph will carry the news. of /their {leet soft oP sink k them. Mark our ditches, Which in his pe etial blind. } . Courant points out the result of 20 Everett. Mass., on 0 Sunday, the 25th words, Spain has the>W hip hand of pNess was a dangerous upAde rtaking. ~ath to to every: part of the globe After his death, Wan, Crauie = z cas aid gu 3b st sree pA as quick as it¢ per cent, reduction of fares in one of inst. 2 as, and when sheiseady weshall would have to smart for all the troubles the rmiy: self visited the liz, 8 he tool after filibusterriug craftof the insurrec tionpassing off the flume, aud saw by Se LAL death o Z ‘ hl 2 ies OCEl

som : : a z FUecént maz : _Position’ of promi ) sit J £° A Terrible Bobbery stopped. E. MW. PRESTON,_uw Ese pasenger receipts during the last Rovert Mares, lately from Dow ACIDS, ING CHEM! ISHES, AIL: per ‘Tequired t of the: Or¢ Ail at the Lowest Market Rates. 3 } Ja § nu COUNTYWARRANTS. T ary cisely, T _ Order and expected y the wigwa By or Nevada, Shoot Sam. P of Grass1 almost ey. : throughot shot in th etf, a hae] al from @shin . ‘WO piece Before th, ered G Meat-with the Aiffier te the part 8 tad got al eam was . épplied f, tom: § loor, vh. open, and sake } a id MUFEL =PAINTS OTLAND -Vaie——— lhe * ed by day pe OUICE, SS sun will shine upon-the just and the ‘Fhe finding of the dead .body” of “seantlivg. We-saw his footprints} Groroz A. were of Bennington, ee DIED. Sy nearl y half way aeross this seanting;+ unjust,just as mach aftér they have N. Y.,butchered a cow, Jaadyge Trauder of Contra Costa cownin which on fought, ble dand died as it does now; Bae” Prescriptions correctly compounded ty, on the verandah of the hofise of and-we concinded asho was near ly ze being.cat up a large stick was found At Brosh Crwe near this a. ‘cu iry at ull hours, day or night, andold Time will move as rapidly blind , that when hea reached the Mrs: Chase, at Martinez a few nights c near the heart. It was 1514 inches 29th, 1874, Chakles Hall, aged ll years and ayo, has kicked up-a terrible bob= tre.of the fur se he made a misies after that event as he did piers long, weighed about a pound, and} 6, months, The fnneral will take place from bery iff that county, and Mrs. Chase andfrom ak ritise-on tlie side of his these traitors were born, had probably been.in the cow’s body Then let them fight. The country the. Congregational Church, ‘to-day being under suspicion — of having face it is evident that he felliin there;? two or three years; as no trace could LL Warrants on General Fund regisantbas theeross pieces on the top of will.lose nothing by the operation . be found where it bad entered. ‘at 10 o’clock ep. m. Friends and acsomething to do with his sudden the dee . Gs about 3-feet apart he € pt two tered prior to-March 4th, 873; also Ba old } fogy rebels, who for _quaintances are reepectinlly invited all warrants on Indigent Sick Fund, ee5 taking off, is having her past career Ger have = eae aes Ohi Stragk” against” che of . wethe good ther yF;have ever ‘tered prior to May 6th, 1873; aine all reg doné, had : HERE JP. is pons in’ a= n ; toce altand. thoroughly overhauled by the news 10 ’ tered-warrants on Road Fund willbe ee , amd was_ str nned, —-Havir ega Gas tter—died— : them o . years— ago. —Indeed it} who has confi{dence in -ha man ba: Oi préseutution, Interest veases from.thi a= _-pay «The fact is now exposed ; : : date. . would have been bailar for them and ture. For ten years or morehe has thatAfonetime shewas married to ack his head on ons*of thesecross H, Co; Treasurer. \LDSMIT GC A. . Dissolution Notice. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. a "mum nanied Fuller,’who, after livpieces, it naturally threw hint~on. for onr country if a-mill stone had employed more than 200 men on an Nevada ‘ Jan. sth, 187 4, ve \ been tied about théir_necks, while average constantly, and as yet has HE co--partnership heretofore existing for five or siX years, . his back with his feat forward, in between F, A. Hecuyer and Peter June n discovered among his hands a Wuo have been keeping a saloon in North broniht sufe against her for a diwhich position he was found ~atSaag. thoy.were kicking babies, und they . not neem, GALVAN OPLASTIK. . cast into‘wmill pond to be eaten up dishonest man. Bloonstield, bas been, this day, January 28, vores, . aller Lyin; x amo ng other things’. lower end of the “flame. Mr. aes . 1874, dissolved by mutual consent, All : ys ‘ i by frogs. _If Foote and Pee Davis-desi persons knowing tié@mselvés to Be thideabt. that she was untrue 10 him in -her. pentsr> was buried on Sund: Ly, the. . to 1 oo ad ao ae: sae ed to the'tate firm of Lecuyer & June will ) Ia goo Ee a o JAS. z or, ‘Assayer, Tur Key to Cuba—Key W est. aa rent s00a dee ey Wi 1 fight a narital vows with one M, $,+ Chase. 25th, by the Masonie fr: rternity please call ani settie with F, A, Lecuyer ty, a2 who is now, gale proprietor of the said saMain Sireet, Nevada City, Cal. . due‘and kill each other, The divorce was camiad: pie sv0n was followed to the erave-by the] Maxeear, Bazine is accompanied loon. lav. > afterwards she became the wifs of . Se8t concourse of people ever assen S noway: yvared to ga 1G anize F. A. LEGGYER, into exile by his wife. Red Men, i. wa Jan 30, PELER JUN&. i out gold or silver plate d.ware, bledi this place to do honorto the a. Pemaeal «3 hisses “tiie . Coroner Peete een The Grand Sachem and other Manven Vicrozr, who fired at King Contra Costa vounty refuses to in-. ‘dead. It is not the belie Byeons, Forks, canine Pitchers; WESTERN HOUSE, f of the . Grahd ONivers of the improved Or {Victor Emmanuel in 1872, has esfourm Mrs. Chase or her counsel ‘of . citizens of this ay e that Corner of D and Second Streets,: he com. ! der of Red Men, are expected in. Bells, Door Plates, Services, . eaped from prison.at Vicios: the Waereaoouts of the stomach. mitted suicides ‘In the estimation of . this city to-night, to institut MARISVILLE. e a Wig-. —_—__2-@ => Rings, Watch Cases, blood ete., which has been -submit{nine-tenths of our peopleve, HO man } wam at this pla ce. A Marniacs took place Tn.Norfolk, The charter . ted by him for chemical ayalysis. ; was his superior. in hone: Waiters. . GEORGE WAPPEL, Proprietor. sty, integ. mambers \of the institution are re. Hass recently, to which the contract: . Why she should ask it, if she is .in. rity, kindness, sovi ability or le And Jewelry in general. He will § \ — or quired tomeet at Odd Fellows’ Hall. ing pariies were a bridegroom of 67) gid-these in the best style, a1 nocent of erie, has not transpired. rug, Hoping you [will give: this THIS House is more converle nt e=> -a} this evening at7 o'clock. Those. Summers and’a bride 24, This isthe they: Will last as long as in.u . I ¥situated-for a hotel than any ve Old Gold or silver bought ¢ r change ue Whatever fucts may be de veloped by. place in your paper, I am, . other in Marysville. ‘persons who sighed the petition for . fourth marriage, the three preceedThe Table is . JAS. J, OTT. the jury of ingrtes st how engaged in Well stipplied with all-the delicaeee your, the charter that may be absent at the . ing yielding the*fruits of39 childr ep, . cies oak luxuries Nevada, Jan. 23d, 1574. Of the season, and the the exumination of Judge Landers’ . . . beds are of the-very be:st-quality. —oPeHAIN. — -ustitution of the Wigwam, will lose! twenty of whom are now living, and -Connected “HOLBROOK, vA <-> sudden demise, che ting is certain, with the Housdvs a Restau g ' «@LORA B. HOLBROOK their privilege, and if: any of those. ho has forty grandchildren, .and rant—the bon Ton—whe the re meals New are served s, Mining, andt me Pay ago, the chief railroads in the-Staté. The year of high fares were $124,997 less nieviile, fell on the ice at Ayre, Onhis tracks that he hud atiempted to aience, and the railroads will not+ trac ay than during 15TS, after thefares tario, a few days since, receiving iness—trips ht —consequence oft ; PTeCIU s3.the ifumre-—as he bad done juries from which he died had beem reduced. hundreds of times’ before—on 9 4x4 theirdeath than-they now do. The ists in C aba have brought to her: as that the NEVADA DRUG STORE. A count Fand of hetis the fact that-she was dixed from Fuller and married to . etc up at all hours, day and night. me -desire hereafter to become members, } 2ud-is probably. 2not yet. We have, received a com Every attenticris given by the proprieJ. 8, HOLBROOK & C0. munics. they will have to be tor and employees to render satisfaction to Feceived as all Chase don't make der guilty of the. tion from our French Corral THRE Dealers in E priso ners escaped from the hiss guests. _ Charges reasonable corres. others will be after the Wigw ars: am is . tpordent, which will uppear-to-morcr im e of murder. She may be guilty wk Geese ~ # . Gold Hill jail on Sanday ‘evening,. G(ROCERIES, instituted. .Let there be a full atMARYSVILLE ~ “Yor aught we know to ile contrary, . TOW: but’ were. recaptured in the’ yard, PROVISIONS, i tendance of members. MARBLE WORKS. but inher case as in every other. They were Thomas F, Miller, ‘ar-Can and Case Goods, Uewanps of eighty miltion *‘pounds . .J.E,-Townsenn,, when erie, ‘Is illeged against a of Milford, Clerrested with intent ‘to kill D Street, between 1st and 2d Sunes. Jame s —or for tyng to be foam in a Fisst thé everytii And usa tous ndof grain were mont Catal Oke, whe died recent: Lowry, party, We are bartid to presume she. proprietor of the Vesey CLASS GROCERY STOKE . deli THOM vere AS d SBAWA by RD,. the ....-Propnetc as ‘SH ESLER Ses Erie.yRailroad ati is innecent until gavilt jig proved up. House, W. Williams for atte mpted Jersey At the Junction of Main and . Con oe during the month of ‘De-. $10,000 to satailick a prelewarsiip en heme, § e= prep*red to furnish fur te order, on burglary, and Ah Kee for robbery. short motice, all kinds of cembLer, 873;being 112. per cent fin the A ROR : mercial Streets, ,. Pe ease MAR BLE TOMB mor e STON “Tan seu ES, PLAIN SLABS, , Contra Costa Gazette . says l in the’ corresponding Mich, Also, choles Wines and Brandy: “Iris stated that the. phynisiontet for Medicinal purposes. » AND MONUMENTs,pmauth of 1872. that nearly everybody there signed the prindipal cities in the’ Unitea States haye conrbited ‘to: seetre the . = tae House ‘Commina ‘on Pacific . the local option petitions, and “that Fed tirtreearti Dive ; Senate conned Poattisters} pit eec ee ey S. Railroads have. peg ITTeport fax bodies of the Siantese twins for au-. pdohn By ehopsy, at as Prieg, © ieee . amt on rae eet ot Te and. smempoaner. Se asiee establishuient of the -even liquorsellers sigued them. -— ee He x ocutg RT \etpiese jubilee” aC Lal ing “. . mater; be > eve ae a, 9%: Thaykful for pastfavors, we solicit sen, aime ip charge ~¢ Veapon w —— Go to ~ Fashional —_—