June 23, 1883 (4 pages)

ONE YEA 4. six. orgs, #.60. tee ech me $6 yor year. SATURDAY. .,.JUNE 23, 1883, “Aw the Democratic State. Convention in Colambas, Phio, on Thursday; the first ballot resalted «as ‘follows :. ‘Ward ‘ received 261 ‘votes, Hoadly, 290 ; Geddis, 97 ; Denver, 40. Second ballot Ward, 279 ; Hoadley, * 304. The ‘second ballot proceeded anti! Butler county was reached when some trouble ensued After the call had been concluded some changes began for Hoadley, and the greatest excitement prevailed ; delegates climbed’ over each other and stamping the platform. Before the result.of the ballot could be announced, a motion to nominate Hoadley by acclamation was cattied. . He hadin the neighborhood of 350 “ wotes—319 being necessary to a choice, ° A PrRmrr has' been issued for the érection of a sixteen-sided building in Chicago'which is different from anything before known in that city, or, perhaps, i in this country. The structure will have a diameter of 130 feet, anda distance from the floor to the eaves of fifty feet, and will be built of iron and brick and surmounted by a gigantic dome, supported by huge trusses, The monument erected by the women of Kershaw county in memory of the Confederate dead was dedicated on. the 20th at Camden, 8. C. There was a grand military demonstration, in.\which twenty companies and Butler, Governor Thompson a. other distinguished.men were—present, « 4 a THRY say a0W that the’. Brooklyn bridge is not ‘such a big affair after all, The Langang bridge, which, five miles long and is supported by three hundred piers and arches, ‘This gives engouragement to the proposition of a bridge from San Francisco to, Oakland, James PoLk Brown, of Jackson county, Oregon, who was charged with incest by his daughters some time ago at Ashland, wasconvicted at the present term of Court of the crime of rape upon his own child. The prisoner was sentenced by Judge Hanna to thirty yearsin the Penitentiary. saieionliseeanbiiib Henry Ross and Kate Derby, believed to be a rauaway couple from St. Louis, were married by the Judge of the Appellate Court at Chicago’ on Wednesday. To.add to the mystery, the groom is colored and the girl white, bright and pretty, and apparently of good family. A LETTER received in Log Angeles from F. W. Gallagher, a pariah priest in Ireland, says there are at present over 3,600 people! there ab_. solutely depending on private charity for means to sustain life, with no prospect for other relief until the crops mature in August, Wone Cuine Foo, editor of the Chinese American, is in jail in New York on a charge of ‘libel, brought _, against him,by Chan Pond Tipp. . The plaintiff was referred to in Foo’s * paper asa criminal and. thief, and wants $25,000 damages. A SMALL fire in the flax mill at New York caused a panic among the inmates, 500 in number, “ One girl fell on the stairs, and was trampled by her companions. A man leaped from the window. _ Both were taken to the hospital, Ar Philadelphia bodies of peveral infante and a quantity of human bones have been found in the cellar of a dwelling formerly occupied byone Dr. Isaac Hathaway. Ture is great rejoicing at Mills’ cottage at New Port, twin daughters having been born to Ogden Mills, son of D. O. Mills, the California millionaire. . Mary Doncan died at St, Joseph, Mich., from an overdose of arsenic to beautify her complexion. Her “by the doctors, Jupdx Joun KE. Garner. of Tennessee has been indicted for perjury ‘and sabornation of testimony. Garner is a prominent lawyer of TennesCount Tetrener bought 1,250,00) of land in Texas, but ‘failed to pay when settling day came. and others ‘are pow : sued for $695,Busmanx’ '8 condition is worse. * js suffering from violéns pains in ~ the stomach, and bis departare from Friedrichsruh has been postponed, participated. . Senators Hampton . spans an arm of the China sea, “is . ¢, _ companion, Emma Sanza, was saved . He . : “He . Jou~ Paaver, an employe of the . bec Electric Light Co., while repairing the'line, was killed by a shock at A New Kind of to nearly all bs in the councy ali: strung togetha4 try. His titles . . er, would almost stand off the long tail which the Czar flies on his titular kite, and Topnoody is often re' . ferfed to as a man who keeps himeclf poor by paying dues. After supper on Saturday night, Mr. T. put on his hat and started to leave the house. ““Where are you going, Topnoedy '?” asked his wife. “I’m going down town, my dear.” “Well, I didn't suppose you were going to New York, or Philadelpbie, or Europe, or Carson. =. “Didn’t you, my love ?” “No, I didn’t, But I want to know what you are going down town for.” = Business, my dear, of course, You didn’t think I was going for fun, did you?” “Oh, no, men never go down town at night for fun. There’s no fun down town at night for a man, when his wife is left at home by _ herself. Of course not, of course not, It’s business all the time; sometimes it’s saloon business; sometimes it’s the billiard-room business; sometimes it’s the pasteboard business; sometimes it’s the theater business; ‘sometimes its the-———” “Now, my dear, what’s the use of going on that way? I’m honest and have to godown town. I’m going to join the Knights of Pythias, and have to be on-hand at 8 o'clock sharp.” Going to join the Knights of Pythias are you ? Well, I say you ain’t. You already have Mason nights, and Odd Felfow nights and A. O. U. W. nights, Y. M. C. A, nights and Mechavics Union nights, and now you want a night Pythias, do you? I say yousshan’t; and, Topnoody, if you want to lodge with me, you had better take one night off for a Topnoody night, or this lodge will be closed till farther orders. Do you tumble ?” Topnoody Chrenicle, tumbled. — Virginia \_ What He Meant, In a suit before a Detroit justice, the other day, the defendant desired to prove that his financial standing solid, and when his witness had he stand and testified that the defendant enjoyed the ‘reputatien of promptly paying his debts, the opposing counsel asked: ‘Mr. Blank, you say you consider Mr, White perfectly good?’ "Yes, sir.’ ‘If he owed you $50 “you'd expect to receive it when dye ?’ ‘Yes, sir,’ ‘If he should ask you for the loan of $25 yeaa hand it riot over?’ *Y-es, sir.’ ‘Very well—very well. White, ask the witness for of $25, ’ ‘Mr. Blank, loan me the sum you named,’ said the defendant, as he reached out his’ hand. Mr, Blank grew red and pale by turns, hitched around like a boy on a carpet tack, and finally yeplied: ‘What I meant to say, ‘Wig, Td a loan about $2,000 worth of real estate . Make out your papers.” >> Pensions take out of the Treasury $12,000,000 this month, ninetenths of it to be paid to private soldiers, many of whom are supposed to be frauds, (RR SS UNS ER er BUTEL AKRIVALS, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o— STANLEY A. EDDY. See eneeeeees Proprietor. June 21, 1883. W. C. ‘Whitthome, Tennessee. Thos. Mooney, Empire Ranch, J. M. Allenwood, Smarteville. . Mrs. J. 8. Stidger, Sweetland. Henry Young, Bloomfield, J. V. Sweetland, Sweetland, Chas, Bach. Sho Francisco, Mrs. Bowers, San Rafael. Warren Green, Downieville, J. C. Frick, Grass Valley. 8. Hetherington, Seott’s Pat. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS...Proprietor — June 21, 1883, W. J. Shirley, 8. Wiftiver. L. Rich and w, San Franciaco. K, Casper. City. Rev, W, Powell, Grass Valley. J. Marvin, Forest City. P. Matthison and w, Des) City. F. M. West and w, Alameda. H. Disque, Dutch Flat. J. Nicholls, do J. L. Goodwin, You Bet. ’ XH. P. Clarke, Railroad. A. J. Tiffany, San Juan.N. Moore, San Francisco. F, A. West, Auburn, J; Rose; Bear Valley. Mrs. La Shells, Sacramento, 8, Coleman, San Francisco, —AND— 8. & EDDY, 1H, Propeteter. THE NATIONAL in all its a ntmen' and has pot eg potion oy The Table fare will be unex “Charge Yo provided. jele in the way of the whole enterMr. lend him $25 on a first " mortage on] ' NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, EXCHANGE HOTEL is the finest structure north of ity . eBecramente, Fire ae been renovated cation. ceptionable and accommodation for families ot hadlgren Free Buss to Tunnel from England to France. The “project 0f a tunnel between England and France id now the subject of-inquiry by o parliamentary committee. It is agreed that there are no engineering difficulties which. cannot be readily overcome, The tunnel can be finished in six years at a cost of thirty millions of dollars, ten millions less than the earlier es-, timates. The distance under the sea is twenty-one miles and the approaches on each side will increase the entire length to nearly thirty miles. Sir John Harkshaw, the enand freight traffic would easily pay a dividend of six per oe on the-entire cost of the tunnel, allowing forty per cent of the gross receipts for working expenses, ‘The only obstaprise is the nervous timidity of the Englishmen, including peers and, statesmen, soldiers and journalists, that a crafty enemy might take advantage of this route for the conquest of Britain. This fear seems perfectly silly, for nothing would be essier than to provide means for flooding the tunnel‘ at a moment's warning. Of course, an invading force large enough to be formidable could not be gottogether for the conquest of England in a few minutes, nor witrout attracting some attention from the thousands of travelers who will be passing every day. A short canal from the sea level to the line of the tunnel, with gates under the control of a British officer under order from the wer department would afford means of sealing up the tunnel, making as absolutely safe against an enemy as if no pathway under the sea had been made, The flooding of the tunnel would not be of a very expensive nature. Seventy or a hundred million gallons of water would fill it, and that amount could easily be pumped out and the tunnel cleared again for teaffic in ten days. An Old Mine. The Virginia Enterprise tells about amine that has been found in the mountains near Salsburg, Austria, which gives indications of having been occupied and abandoned at Iéast 2,000 years ago. It contains a large and confused mass of timbers, which were used for support, and a number of miners’ implements. The timbers were notched and sharpened, but were subject to inundation, and left in confused heaps. The implements were mainly wooden shovels, ax-handles, etc. Among the relics, also, was a basket of untanned rawhide, a piece of cloth woven of coarse wool, the fiber of which is even, and still in good preservation and a torch bound together with flax fiber. The probabilities are that the ancient salt miners were overtaken by the flooding of the mine, as mummified bodies have been discovered, also. The find seems to have belonged to the pre-Roman times; the ax handles were evidently used for bronze axes, specimens of which have been found upon the surface of the mountains. The relics are of high order, the basket being superior eveto some that were used in the early historic times; Joun L. Sunivan has a fight at Albany Thursday with Steve Taylor. Steve fell out like a nut from a tree, The time was six minutes, Sullivan says he will open a saloon in Boston and fight no more, THE meanest man we have heard of this season is the fellow who telegraphed his sympathy to a friend who had lost everything in speculation, and made him pay for the message. Mucu damage is being caused by floods in Silesia, and several persons have been killed, Cuariss Backus, the minstrel, died at New York Thursday, Common Sense Remedy. . SALICYLICA. No more Rheumatism, Gout, or Neur mmediaté Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure Guaranteed. IVE YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail ind a single case acute or chronic. Refer to all prominent physicians and druggists for the standi; SALICYLICA. SECRET : am” THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND GOUTY PATIENTS. SALICYLICA is known as a common sense remedy, because it strikes directly at the cause of Rheumatism, Goutand Neuralgia, while so many so-called specifics and su panaceas only treat locally the effects. It has been conceded by eminent scien. tists that outward applications, such as rub. bing with oils, ointments, liniments and soothin lotions: a not — those ret ich are. Saye of the poison of py dae with Uric Acid. SALICYLICA works with marvelous effect on this acid and so removes the disorder. It isnow oo used by all celebrated physicians oe Highest MedStanding of RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. The mostintense pains are sul waive Give itatrial, Relief guaranteed or mon“thousands of testimonials sent on appli$1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR $6. Sent free on receipt of money. Ask your Druggist for it. gineer, estimates that the passenger . THAT SALICYLICA twa certain cure. for ued almost (71, F 88 Indepndene Day, . hoof duly CELEBRATION Nevada (ity Wednesday, duly 4th, OFFICERS OF THE DAY: President—J. M. Walling. Vice Presidents—Hon. John Caldwell, G. V. Schmittburg, F. G. Beatty, E: H. Gaylord, J. B, Johnson. 1 Orator—Calvin Edgerton, ‘of San Francisco, Chaplain—Rev. J. Sims, Reader—-Miss Ida E. Maltman. Literary and Musical Exercises WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA THEATRE, Commencing at 11 o’clock,. A. M., as follows: Exereises at the Theatre: 1. Introduction by the President of the Day: 2. Music by the Band, 3, Reayer by the Chaplain. 4. horns; “Star Spangled Ban. ner.” 5. heeding of the Declaratiou of Independence. 6. Chorus. 7. Music by the Band, 8. Oration. 9. Grand Chorus, ‘‘America.” 10, Music by the Band. 11, Benediction. In the afternoon there will be GAMES OF VARIOUS KINDS, For which Prizes will be offered. At 4 o’clock P. M. a GRAND PARADE OF THE HORRIBLES ! ! WILL TAKE PLACE. This oe “ eclipse ¢ kind ever vitn Extensive preparations are being. made. —o— IN: THE EVENING A BRILLIANT DISPLAY —) Hireworks . ! Will be made from som prominent place, of whieh due notice will pe given. oe Qe 0 He gt = The Day's Festivities will close with a Grand f hl r aes gm ieeven "aes the House for North mi subtuten, ot same ae Eee Sek wl Se ee a fate ce hee eee: Monette’ Hiel. tsamteriiny Ken You! Ser die Meustne we iedeeonsiie Pea py Se : Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat, ieee eee ere AT HUNT'S HALL. nan NATIONAL Ban . qasiser=“S Gm, topiaun : AND WE ARE READY TO SHOW . THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNT} 'THE LARGEST, MOS? ELEGANT, AND VARIED STOCK OF Men's & Boys’ Clothing. GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS: VALISES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Etc. NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES NEW PATTERNS We claim this Assortment to be the Best, and largely under usual prices. -—O—— Patronize us and your purchases shall be right always. Please Remembe: we have the Geode and make the Prices right. —-9—_—— Hyman Bros. 6 Murray Street, New York. Hyman Bros., 216, 218 California St., San Franc’o. Hyman Bros., Honolulu 4. Islands. . HYMAN BROS. Cor. Broad Ping NN tty NEVADA CITy MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD Are now in receipt of their = p= . e Nummer Stock, And have put the same on display. PR eas FANS ESE ae In the wey of Ribbons, faaliare Flowers, Laces, The handsomest and most extensive line to be found in Nevada County. LOOK AT THIS! Beautiful Brocaded Silk Ribbons, 2 inches wide, only 20 cents a yard. Ottoman Ribbons, all the latest shades, 2 inches wide, only 25 cents a yard. Fashionable colors in Satin and Gros Grain, 1 y% inches wide, only 1 aa cents a ee Our Assortment af Hat Hats and Bonnets includes The Bewitching ‘‘Langtry,” The Captivating ‘Jersey Lily,” The Unique ‘‘Kate Castleton. The Novel “Berlin,” The Popular “Lake Queen,” The Charming ‘“Jaunty,” And more than FIFTY other kinds never worn until the present season. These Bonnets and Hats range from Twenty-Five Cents to Fifteen. Dollars. er" We make a Specialty of Material for all kinds of Fancy Work; Such as Cardboard—Silver, White and Colored, from 5 to 25 cents a whet. : Worsteds in all shades,2, 4 and $ fold, at 10 cents an ounce (full weight. ) Fish-line for tidies (all the rage) 50 cents a hank, which is very cheap. _ Lace op-teg To Toilet Setathe latest wrinkle, rich and neat. Crewels for Kensington—e shade and all A 1 qualit: Oil-boiled Cotton — Etching. pee ‘Brigg’ Patent Transferring Faves for Kensington and Etching. DO Not FORGET That we carry a Fine assortment of Cashmeres, Moire, Ginghams, Calicoes and Domestics, NOTIONS AND TOYS BY THE CARTLOAD. It would take a whole page of the or gence to enumerate half the bargains we offer, and we can at present give but an outline of them. Call at our store and see for yourselves what we keep. We do not ask you to ae unless you are satisfied wecan do better than any other firm by you, We show goods and give prices cheerfull without charge If cannot mak Wk f Feel — @ personal visit, SITE, and we will gladly tell you We have but One Price, — nek vd hesplose. vee bei by mail or by sending through a friend, as Yours very truly, MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, ‘Main Bt Nevada Citv. ea 11883. HATS, CAPS, GENTS, FURNISHING] S. RosaitTeRT: CommerciaL STREET. . heks ee ean NEVADA Ciry, Has just received a large invoice of >PIO OFS, CONSISTING OF” Sky Rockets, Roman Candles, Flower Pots: Triangle Wheels, Bengolas, Mines and Stars, Bombs,” Fire Crackers, etc., Whieh will be sold at the very lowest. .prices for , Cash, Also a Fine Assortment of ‘FLAGS OF ALL SIZES. Country dealers will find it to their advantage to send their ‘orders to m a J aad T will 6IF them at San Brancisoo ptioas. 20sch : eyed Fresh Trepical and Domesti¢ Fruits of all kinds,’ Wuts and Con fectionerv, Canes and Tobacco, senate on auch BANK EXCHANGE. SALOON, Bal Ste, ppt Ci, Bak . The place has been ROTA CaR renovated end ak ais is paw there finest Saloon i in the county. Customers will always find on hand The Beat Quality of Wines, Liquors and nl BEER, ALE, PORTER, Etc, Sieh # AGENCY FOR THE Celebrated Philadelphia Beer, From the Philadelphia Brewery, San Francisco, Wholesale or Retail, 5,. 10 or 15 gallon kegs. This is the Best: Beer in the market. During 1882 the Philadelphia Brewery sold 64,189 Barrels of Beer, ‘which is MORE THAN TWICE the amount sold by any other Brewery in San Francisco. Give it a trial. Families or dealers supplied on stiort notice. , oe eas ALSO ON HAND Eastern and Weiss eiss’ Bottled Biot! : Only White Labor Cigars: Sold To patrons, from Giffin’s factory,and everything guaranteed as represented, Fancy Drinks of all kinds a specialty, and mixed from the best liquors.’ When thirsty or in search of a good cigar, call at the J. E. CABR. CARR BROTHERS,Buccessicor to ©}. &. Saiden,. PROPRIETORS OFZTHE /PALACE DRUG STORE, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. pei «WSVADA art . A COMPLETE STOCK OF Drugs and Medicines PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES And everything else. usually found in a fi ‘st class DruG Stor o— — — WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES. A Fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery 4 Prescriptions carefully compounied at all nours by P, & . Bapex Broad Stel BAL MILLER, Just received from San Francisco, the ingest bod most Fashionable stock of CU STOM MADE CLOTHING, CONSISTING OF FINE _ MEN'S DRESS AND. BUSINESS SUT, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’. GLOTHING. Particular attetion is directed to iy line of PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, IN BROADCLOTH AND y » —AND =o EE eS CASSIMERE AND SCOTCH BUSINESS THE BEST LOT OF . ER] : : Bver brought o thi marke, THE “LATEST OUT” IN Neckwear, Fancy Sets, ere sier teri

ONE YEA 4. six. orgs, #.60. tee ech me $6 yor year. SATURDAY. ..,.JUNE 23, 1883, “Aw the Democratic State. Convention in Colambas, Phio, on Thursday; the first ballot resalted «as ‘follows :. ‘Ward ‘ received 261 ‘votes, Hoadly, 290 ; Geddis, 97 ; Denver, 40. Second ballot Ward, 279 ; Hoadley, * 304. The ‘second ballot proceeded anti! Butler county was reached when some trouble ensued After the call had been concluded some changes began for Hoadley, and the greatest excitement prevailed ; delegates climbed’ over each other and stamping the platform. Before the result.of the ballot could be announced, a motion to nominate Hoadley by acclamation was cattied. . He hadin the neighborhood of 350 “ wotes—319 being necessary to a choice, ° A PrRmrr has' been issued for the érection of a sixteen-sided building in Chicago'which is different from anything before known in that city, or, perhaps, i in this country. The structure will have a diameter of 130 feet, anda distance from the floor to the eaves of fifty feet, and will be built of iron and brick and surmounted by a gigantic dome, supported by huge trusses, The monument erected by the women of Kershaw county in memory of the Confederate dead was dedicated on. the 20th at Camden, 8. C. There was a grand military demonstration, in.\which twenty companies and Butler, Governor Thompson a. other distinguished.men were—present, « 4 a THRY say a0W that the’. Brooklyn bridge is not ‘such a big affair after all, The Langang bridge, which, five miles long and is supported by three hundred piers and arches, ‘This gives engouragement to the proposition of a bridge from San Francisco to, Oakland, James PoLk Brown, of Jackson county, Oregon, who was charged with incest by his daughters some time ago at Ashland, wasconvicted at the present term of Court of the crime of rape upon his own child. The prisoner was sentenced by Judge Hanna to thirty yearsin the Penitentiary. saieionliseeanbiiib Henry Ross and Kate Derby, believed to be a rauaway couple from St. Louis, were married by the Judge of the Appellate Court at Chicago’ on Wednesday. To.add to the mystery, the groom is colored and the girl white, bright and pretty, and apparently of good family. A LETTER received in Log Angeles from F. W. Gallagher, a pariah priest in Ireland, says there are at present over 3,600 people! there ab_. solutely depending on private charity for means to sustain life, with no prospect for other relief until the crops mature in August, Wone Cuine Foo, editor of the Chinese American, is in jail in New York on a charge of ‘libel, brought _, against him,by Chan Pond Tipp. . The plaintiff was referred to in Foo’s * paper asa criminal and. thief, and wants $25,000 damages. A SMALL fire in the flax mill at New York caused a panic among the inmates, 500 in number, “ One girl fell on the stairs, and was trampled by her companions. A man leaped from the window. _ Both were taken to the hospital, Ar Philadelphia bodies of peveral infante and a quantity of human bones have been found in the cellar of a dwelling formerly occupied byone Dr. Isaac Hathaway. Ture is great rejoicing at Mills’ cottage at New Port, twin daughters having been born to Ogden Mills, son of D. O. Mills, the California millionaire. .. Mary Doncan died at St, Joseph, Mich., from an overdose of arsenic to beautify her complexion. Her “by the doctors, Jupdx Joun KE. Garner. of Tennessee has been indicted for perjury ‘and sabornation of testimony. Garner is a prominent lawyer of TennesCount Tetrener bought 1,250,00) of land in Texas, but ‘failed to pay when settling day came. and others ‘are pow : sued for $695,Busmanx’ '8 condition is worse. * js suffering from violéns pains in ~ the stomach, and bis departare from Friedrichsruh has been postponed, participated. . Senators Hampton . spans an arm of the China sea, “is . ¢, _ companion, Emma Sanza, was saved . He . : “He . Jou~ Paaver, an employe of the . bec Electric Light Co., while repairing the'line, was killed by a shock at A New Kind of to nearly all bs in the councy ali: strung togetha4 try. His titles . . er, would almost stand off the long tail which the Czar flies on his titular kite, and Topnoody is often re' . ferfed to as a man who keeps himeclf poor by paying dues. After supper on Saturday night, Mr. T. put on his hat and started to leave the house. ““Where are you going, Topnoedy '?” asked his wife. “I’m going down town, my dear.” “Well, I didn't suppose you were going to New York, or Philadelpbie, or Europe, or Carson. =. “Didn’t you, my love ?” “No, I didn’t, But I want to know what you are going down town for.” = Business, my dear, of course, You didn’t think I was going for fun, did you?” “Oh, no, men never go down town at night for fun. There’s no fun down town at night for a man, when his wife is left at home by _ herself. Of course not, of course not, It’s business all the time; sometimes it’s saloon business; sometimes it’s the billiard-room business; sometimes it’s the pasteboard business; sometimes it’s the theater business; ‘sometimes its the-———” “Now, my dear, what’s the use of going on that way? I’m honest and have to godown town. I’m going to join the Knights of Pythias, and have to be on-hand at 8 o'clock sharp.” Going to join the Knights of Pythias are you ? Well, I say you ain’t. You already have Mason nights, and Odd Felfow nights and A. O. U. W. nights, Y. M. C. A, nights and Mechavics Union nights, and now you want a night Pythias, do you? I say yousshan’t; and, Topnoody, if you want to lodge with me, you had better take one night off for a Topnoody night, or this lodge will be closed till farther orders. Do you tumble ?” Topnoody Chrenicle, tumbled. — Virginia \_ What He Meant, In a suit before a Detroit justice, the other day, the defendant desired to prove that his financial standing solid, and when his witness had he stand and testified that the defendant enjoyed the ‘reputatien of promptly paying his debts, the opposing counsel asked: ‘Mr. Blank, you say you consider Mr, White perfectly good?’ "Yes, sir.’ ‘If he owed you $50 “you'd expect to receive it when dye ?’ ‘Yes, sir,’ ‘If he should ask you for the loan of $25 yeaa hand it riot over?’ *Y-es, sir.’ ‘Very well—very well. White, ask the witness for of $25, ’ ‘Mr. Blank, loan me the sum you named,’ said the defendant, as he reached out his’ hand. Mr, Blank grew red and pale by turns, hitched around like a boy on a carpet tack, and finally yeplied: ‘What I meant to say, ‘Wig, Td a loan about $2,000 worth of real estate . Make out your papers.” >> Pensions take out of the Treasury $12,000,000 this month, ninetenths of it to be paid to private soldiers, many of whom are supposed to be frauds, (RR SS UNS ER er BUTEL AKRIVALS, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o— STANLEY A. EDDY. See eneeeeees Proprietor. June 21, 1883. W. C. ‘Whitthome, Tennessee. Thos. Mooney, Empire Ranch, J. M. Allenwood, Smarteville. . Mrs. J. 8. Stidger, Sweetland. Henry Young, Bloomfield, J. V. Sweetland, Sweetland, Chas, Bach. Sho Francisco, Mrs. Bowers, San Rafael. Warren Green, Downieville, J. C. Frick, Grass Valley. 8. Hetherington, Seott’s Pat. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS......Proprietor — June 21, 1883, W. J. Shirley, 8. Wiftiver. L. Rich and w, San Franciaco. K, Casper. City. Rev, W, Powell, Grass Valley. J. Marvin, Forest City. P. Matthison and w, Des) City. F. M. West and w, Alameda. H. Disque, Dutch Flat. J. Nicholls, do J. L. Goodwin, You Bet. ’ XH. P. Clarke, Railroad. A. J. Tiffany, San Juan.N. Moore, San Francisco. F, A. West, Auburn, J; Rose; Bear Valley. Mrs. La Shells, Sacramento, 8, Coleman, San Francisco, —AND— 8. & EDDY, 1H, Propeteter. THE NATIONAL in all its a ntmen' and has pot eg potion oy The Table fare will be unex “Charge Yo provided. jele in the way of the whole enterMr. lend him $25 on a first " mortage on] ' NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, EXCHANGE HOTEL is the finest structure north of ity . eBecramente, Fire ae been renovated cation. ceptionable and accommodation for families ot hadlgren Free Buss to Tunnel from England to France. The “project 0f a tunnel between England and France id now the subject of-inquiry by o parliamentary committee. It is agreed that there are no engineering difficulties which. cannot be readily overcome, The tunnel can be finished in six years at a cost of thirty millions of dollars, ten millions less than the earlier es-, timates. The distance under the sea is twenty-one miles and the approaches on each side will increase the entire length to nearly thirty miles. Sir John Harkshaw, the enand freight traffic would easily pay a dividend of six per oe on the-entire cost of the tunnel, allowing forty per cent of the gross receipts for working expenses, ‘The only obstaprise is the nervous timidity of the Englishmen, including peers and, statesmen, soldiers and journalists, that a crafty enemy might take advantage of this route for the conquest of Britain. This fear seems perfectly silly, for nothing would be essier than to provide means for flooding the tunnel‘ at a moment's warning. Of course, an invading force large enough to be formidable could not be gottogether for the conquest of England in a few minutes, nor witrout attracting some attention from the thousands of travelers who will be passing every day. A short canal from the sea level to the line of the tunnel, with gates under the control of a British officer under order from the wer department would afford means of sealing up the tunnel, making as absolutely safe against an enemy as if no pathway under the sea had been made, The flooding of the tunnel would not be of a very expensive nature. Seventy or a hundred million gallons of water would fill it, and that amount could easily be pumped out and the tunnel cleared again for teaffic in ten days. An Old Mine. The Virginia Enterprise tells about amine that has been found in the mountains near Salsburg, Austria, which gives indications of having

been occupied and abandoned at Iéast 2,000 years ago. It contains a large and confused mass of timbers, which were used for support, and a number of miners’ implements. The timbers were notched and sharpened, but were subject to inundation, and left in confused heaps. The implements were mainly wooden shovels, ax-handles, etc. Among the relics, also, was a basket of untanned rawhide, a piece of cloth woven of coarse wool, the fiber of which is even, and still in good preservation and a torch bound together with flax fiber. The probabilities are that the ancient salt miners were overtaken by the flooding of the mine, as mummified bodies have been discovered, also. The find seems to have belonged to the pre-Roman times; the ax handles were evidently used for bronze axes, specimens of which have been found upon the surface of the mountains. The relics are of high order, the basket being superior eveto some that were used in the early historic times; Joun L. 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THAT SALICYLICA twa certain cure. for ued almost (71, F 88 Indepndene Day, . hoof duly CELEBRATION Nevada (ity Wednesday, duly 4th, OFFICERS OF THE DAY: President—J. M. Walling. Vice Presidents—Hon. John Caldwell, G. V. Schmittburg, F. G. Beatty, E: H. Gaylord, J. B, Johnson. 1 Orator—Calvin Edgerton, ‘of San Francisco, Chaplain—Rev. J. Sims, Reader—-Miss Ida E. Maltman. Literary and Musical Exercises WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA THEATRE, Commencing at 11 o’clock,. A. M., as follows: Exereises at the Theatre: 1. Introduction by the President of the Day: 2. Music by the Band, 3, Reayer by the Chaplain. 4. horns; “Star Spangled Ban. ner.” 5. heeding of the Declaratiou of Independence. 6. Chorus. 7. Music by the Band, 8. Oration. 9. Grand Chorus, ‘‘America.” 10, Music by the Band. 11, Benediction. In the afternoon there will be GAMES OF VARIOUS KINDS, For which Prizes will be offered. At 4 o’clock P. M. a GRAND PARADE OF THE HORRIBLES ! ! WILL TAKE PLACE. This oe “ eclipse ¢ kind ever vitn Extensive preparations are being. made. —o— IN: THE EVENING A BRILLIANT DISPLAY —) Hireworks . ! Will be made from som prominent place, of whieh due notice will pe given. oe Qe 0 He gt = The Day's Festivities will close with a Grand f hl r aes gm ieeven "aes the House for North mi subtuten, ot same ae Eee Sek wl Se ee a fate ce hee eee: Monette’ Hiel. tsamteriiny Ken You! Ser die Meustne we iedeeonsiie Pea py Se : Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat, ieee eee ere AT HUNT'S HALL. nan NATIONAL Ban . qasiser=“S Gm, topiaun : AND WE ARE READY TO SHOW . THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNT} 'THE LARGEST, MOS? ELEGANT, AND VARIED STOCK OF Men's & Boys’ Clothing. GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS: VALISES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Etc. NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES NEW PATTERNS We claim this Assortment to be the Best, and largely under usual prices. -—O—— Patronize us and your purchases shall be right always. Please Remembe: we have the Geode and make the Prices right. —-9—_—— Hyman Bros. 6 Murray Street, New York. Hyman Bros., 216, 218 California St., San Franc’o. Hyman Bros., Honolulu 4. Islands. . HYMAN BROS. Cor. Broad Ping NN tty NEVADA CITy MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD Are now in receipt of their = p= . e Nummer Stock, And have put the same on display. PR eas FANS ESE ae In the wey of Ribbons, faaliare Flowers, Laces, The handsomest and most extensive line to be found in Nevada County. LOOK AT THIS! Beautiful Brocaded Silk Ribbons, 2 inches wide, only 20 cents a yard. Ottoman Ribbons, all the latest shades, 2 inches wide, only 25 cents a yard. Fashionable colors in Satin and Gros Grain, 1 y% inches wide, only 1 aa cents a ee Our Assortment af Hat Hats and Bonnets includes The Bewitching ‘‘Langtry,” The Captivating ‘Jersey Lily,” The Unique ‘‘Kate Castleton. The Novel “Berlin,” The Popular “Lake Queen,” The Charming ‘“Jaunty,” And more than FIFTY other kinds never worn until the present season. These Bonnets and Hats range from Twenty-Five Cents to Fifteen. Dollars. er" We make a Specialty of Material for all kinds of Fancy Work; Such as Cardboard—Silver, White and Colored, from 5 to 25 cents a whet. : Worsteds in all shades,2, 4 and $ fold, at 10 cents an ounce (full weight. ) Fish-line for tidies (all the rage) 50 cents a hank, which is very cheap. _ Lace op-teg To Toilet Setathe latest wrinkle, rich and neat. Crewels for Kensington—e shade and all A 1 qualit: Oil-boiled Cotton — Etching. pee ‘Brigg’ Patent Transferring Faves for Kensington and Etching. DO Not FORGET That we carry a Fine assortment of Cashmeres, Moire, Ginghams, Calicoes and Domestics, NOTIONS AND TOYS BY THE CARTLOAD. It would take a whole page of the or gence to enumerate half the bargains we offer, and we can at present give but an outline of them. Call at our store and see for yourselves what we keep. We do not ask you to ae unless you are satisfied wecan do better than any other firm by you, We show goods and give prices cheerfull without charge If cannot mak Wk f Feel — @ personal visit, SITE, and we will gladly tell you We have but One Price, — nek vd hesplose. vee bei by mail or by sending through a friend, as Yours very truly, MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, ‘Main Bt Nevada Citv. ea 11883. HATS, CAPS, GENTS, FURNISHING] S. RosaitTeRT: CommerciaL STREET. . heks ee ean NEVADA Ciry, Has just received a large invoice of >PIO OFS, CONSISTING OF” Sky Rockets, Roman Candles, Flower Pots: Triangle Wheels, Bengolas, Mines and Stars, Bombs,” Fire Crackers, etc., Whieh will be sold at the very lowest. .prices for , Cash, Also a Fine Assortment of ‘FLAGS OF ALL SIZES. Country dealers will find it to their advantage to send their ‘orders to m a J aad T will 6IF them at San Brancisoo ptioas. 20sch : eyed Fresh Trepical and Domesti¢ Fruits of all kinds,’ Wuts and Con fectionerv, Canes and Tobacco, senate on auch BANK EXCHANGE. SALOON, Bal Ste, ppt Ci, Bak . The place has been ROTA CaR renovated end ak ais is paw there finest Saloon i in the county. Customers will always find on hand The Beat Quality of Wines, Liquors and nl BEER, ALE, PORTER, Etc, Sieh # AGENCY FOR THE Celebrated Philadelphia Beer, From the Philadelphia Brewery, San Francisco, Wholesale or Retail, 5,. 10 or 15 gallon kegs. This is the Best: Beer in the market. During 1882 the Philadelphia Brewery sold 64,189 Barrels of Beer, ‘which is MORE THAN TWICE the amount sold by any other Brewery in San Francisco. Give it a trial. Families or dealers supplied on stiort notice. , oe eas ALSO ON HAND Eastern and Weiss eiss’ Bottled Biot! : Only White Labor Cigars: Sold To patrons, from Giffin’s factory,and everything guaranteed as represented, Fancy Drinks of all kinds a specialty, and mixed from the best liquors.’ When thirsty or in search of a good cigar, call at the J. E. CABR. CARR BROTHERS,Buccessicor to ©}. &. Saiden,. PROPRIETORS OFZTHE /PALACE DRUG STORE, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. pei «WSVADA art . A COMPLETE STOCK OF Drugs and Medicines PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES And everything else. usually found in a fi ‘st class DruG Stor o— — — WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES. A Fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery 4 Prescriptions carefully compounied at all nours by P, & . 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