March 6, 1883 (4 pages)

of Iogersoll’s disciples living “THE DATLY TRANSCRIPT. atOne Pioche, Nevada, had a novel chrisNEVADA CITY, CAL. x @BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. MN.P. BROWN..:. Business Manager LEONARD 8. CALKINS.ape oeesceueysEditor tening or rather naming ceremony— for there was nothing Christian about it—at his residence in that town, (THE LOGIC OF A VERDICT. 180 a GAMBRINUS HALL, United StatesLand ‘Office Eatranc, junction of Commercial and Main Streets Sacramento, December 30th, 1882. NG? IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OSBORN whose Post Pg is last, week. He gave a dance, to rass \Valley, Nevada County, has which all of which -his friends were made application for Patent for tee ‘Snug Harbor Placer Mine, bearing gold, situa‘ invited, and when they had assem Nevada County Official Press. bled, the infant was brought forward TUESDAY, MARCH 6. No, Applicationjfor a Patent to a Min» ing — ee and its name duly announced in the course of a written address, which in Nevada County Minin sevanstenel() dati ict, Nevada County,California, described as follows, piper TheS je the NW 4 of the NE }j, the S the N } of the NW 4 of the NE }, the S. " : of the NE } of the NW 3, and the E } of the ity, a credit to the Stars and Stripes, loon, and fitted it anew with special reference to the Said location ‘wai made by A G. Peterson et al, Ang. 6,1875,und recotded in Book 6,Page iB BEER, WINES, LIU AND CIGARS from the first w of publishing hereof. ED, F. TAYLOR, Kegister. A Tucson paper mentions that a Dibble & Kitts Attys for Applicant. mhé of murder in the first degree, and young man from that tewn, who has the penalty was fixed by the jury at been visiting London,, was sent to imp¥itonment for life. Said Thorn: Italy to examine a lead mine, he beOrdinance fixing Tae Water Rates ‘They are a nice lot of jurymen; if I ORDINANCE NO. 99. * am guilty of killing that man 1 ing selected from a crowd of expert who applied for the job, for the reashould be hung ; if not, they should son, as stated by the intending purset me free.’ Now it does not follow chaser of the mine, that ‘‘one year’s that the fellow was right, for the experience in America was worth reason that death is not the absolute ten in uny other country, because of penalty for murder in this State. skepticism and doubt with, which There are two penalties, and as the men here léarn to accept statements jurymen agreed to fix the lower one, relative to the value of mining prop the purpose of the law must be pre erties.” Thus we learn that even sumed to be as fully accomplished as lying has its ulitarian aspect, and if the extreme penalty has been that the Arizona mining expert is a adopted. It is true that eleven of real factor of progress, the jurors were compelled to yield “in the matter to one juror, but havIv is somewhat amusing ‘0 read ing yielded, there is no reason for o saying that the prisoner was “logical _ and the jury inconsistent, That ar gument is not infrequently used in criticising like verdicts, but it must be obvious that it is not sound reasening. One may attack-sucha verdict the newspaper accounts of paper car wheels, paper rails, etc. They give the impression that the so-called paper wheels are, rim, flange and body, of solid lacquered paper. The fact is, the only part that is paper is a flat, round disc in ‘the middle, on both sides of. which are-bolted plates of steel, and around the whole is a steel tire an inch and a half or two FINE FREE LUNCH AT ALL TIMES. enshnineiee() seein for the year commencing July Ist, 1883, and forminating July ist, It is my intention to keep a quiet -and orderly place of resort, with a reading room, in which the latest papers and periodicals may at all times be r week, ‘by the Nevada City Water eS waske froin consumers of water taken found. A share of public patrenage is respectfully from said Conivany within the city limits: 1884. HE Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows; From and after July 1st, 1483, and until July ist, 1884, the fo! lowing rates, and no ter, ‘shall be charged and may be col 8. RAEBIGER. Section 1. For families fer domestic uses, 1st class, 30-cents. Section 2. For families for domestic uses, 2d class, 25 cents Section 3. For restaurants and eating houses, 75 cents. Section 4, For hotels, 1st class, containing not less than 70 beds, $3. solicited. uot-lessthan.40. beds, $2. Section 6. For hotels, 3d ‘class, containing under 40 beds, $1. Section 7. For, saloons, ‘75 cents, Section 8. For rooms and offices, 25 cents. Section 9. .For stores, 26 cents. Section 10. For photograph galleries, 50 cents. Section 11. For barber shops, 50-cents. ‘Seetion 12. For bathing establishments, 75 cents. Section 13, For drug stores, 75 cents, Section 14, For bakeries, 75 cents. Section 15. For wash houses Ist class, $3. Section 16. For blacksmith sheps,76 cents. Section 1%. For. banks, 50 cents. Section 18. For assay offices, 50 cents. Section 19. For meat markets, 50 cents. Section 20. For meat cutters, 75 cents. Section 21, for breweries, $1 50. Section 22, For achool houses, 1st class, $1 50. Q Section 23. For school houses, 2d class, 50 cents. Section 24. For printing offices, daily, 75 cents. Section 25. For printing offices, tri-weekly, 50 cents. THE CARPET HOUSE ——oFr— te the Be a rot Monday, ednesday WHAT Tas Personal and So Here a On andafter To-day the Entire Stockin the store the Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. will be sol Mrs, E. M. Pri from a visit to Fr Sam. Nichols s a very criti¢al co Mrs. D. T.‘Ho, cisco is visiting fi Rates than Ever Before Soldin Nevada, at LOW Mrs, Chas. Gri after a visit of sey Francisco, : “B. Merrifield at to San Francisco, i ee) re ae Having bought a very large consignment of at the Palace Hot MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING Sunday morning. to have gone to ( COUNTY. BAMBERGER BROTHERS, H. V. Reardan Saturday to atten cousin,. Miss.Ellis I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices of a few articles, namely : there Sunday afte Men's Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00. Men's Scotch Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14. Men’s Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18 pal of Laurel. Hall Mrs. Mansun-B city yesterday for she will make a b to retarning to Sa Men’s Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now $25. Firm in Frank Heath 1 HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., . Section 5. For hotels, 2d class, containing The Leading Dry Goods at 6 A. Washington and 0: eo and oragaggs , at te IMPROVE THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY . &=Glad Tidings to the F'sopie of Nevada City. <3 NEVADA. and Graniteville, dai } accommodation of the public, it will at all times be 340 Mining Records Nevada County ,Cal., and again located by said A, G. Peterson et ak The Record-Union says: ‘‘There and the spot on the globe where she Dec. 28, 1881, and recorded in Book 9, page stocked with the best same records, Adjoining claimants are was, at first glance, to some, an apwas born, on which she may hereaf: 848 unknown, said land being surrounded by vaparently irresistible logic in the sar‘er live,” At the conclusion of the ‘cant land'so far as applicant knows. All persons holding.any adverse claims castic statement of the prisoner ceremony the fiddlers struck ‘up and theroto are hereby required to present: the same: before this office within sixty days Thorn concerning the jury at Nevathe corhpany joined in a dance. da City, when he was found guilty ed) at 6 4. M. ue Tent, North ! Having leased this new and centrally located Sa SW } of the NE } of= NW }, and of Sec. also expressed the hope that the } yi 4 .16N., K. 9 E., Mt. Diablo B. and M. child might ‘‘be a benefit to. humani Direct mail to Sacr Sierra City via Nor ville and Downieville, 4 Parson Davis, f Men’s Beaver:Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. on the’ground thatthe jury exercisGRASS VALLEY, Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly’ $4.50 now $3. ed poor judgment, or was weak, or and well extensive, their connected recently Have Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. fearful, or entertained some doubt, favorably.known establishment with an additional. but it will not do to say that because inches thick. The so-called paper Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. one is guilty of murder and is not to rails are steel with a strip of paper large floor, arranged into a Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. ~ be hanged therefor, he should be set through them to form a cushion to Overcoats, all shades and eelors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Great Reductiog! CARPET DEPARTMENT at liberty.” Itis the opinion of a nave the wear and tear uf the conBoy’s Suits from $4 up. Latest style Hats at very low rates. ‘ON A GRAND SCALE, great majority of those people who stant shock and jar. see heard much of the trial that the evi-. Having. supplied Nevada County with the long“Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 37 cents, 50 cents;-and 75 cents, THE.“‘Skeleton Army” is the name Section 26. For printing. offices, water denee offered: by the prosecution did power press, $150. felt want of a complete line of carpets, from the lowCalifornia Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1 to $1.25. of a new organization whose-aim is to not positively establish the fact that Section 27. For foundries, $1. i} Section 28. For gas works, $2. Shaker Socks, white and gray, $1.75 per dozen. est grade to the best of English Body Brussels, break up the Salvation Army, but Thorn was guilty,and more than one Sectiqn 29, Fora court house, $4. Section 30. For planing mills, 50 man on the jury was toostrongly iminvidentally to break the peace, Section 31. For Geass stables, 1st.class, not pressed with this fact to care about Towns in England are in great disorless than 25 horses, including water for buggies, wagons, etc., inflicting the death penalty, What der cousequent upon the conflict bewashing Section 32. For livery stables, 2d class,not soméef=us know the prosecution tween the two armies. When the less than _15. horses, including water for washing buggies, wagons, etc., $3. might have proven, had they preSalvationists attempt a march, the Section 33. For livery stables, 8d class, vious to the trial been in pussession Skeletonists appear in procession not less than .6 horses, including water for washing buggies, wagons, etc., $I. Section 34. For feed and sale stables, $2 of certain information that they subbearing flags inscribed with ‘‘His SaSect % 35. For private stables, havir g sequently gained, is neither here nor tanic Majesty,” ‘‘Fanaticism,” ‘*Blasfrom ition SEXES, 25 cents. phemy,” and-carrying coflins, skeleg horges angy% private stables, having there. They did not, many people tron n 87. upw wards, 37} cents. think, make a clear case against tons and skeleton crossbones, Ss ’ arc inese houses, 50 cents, ‘9 i Thorn. While we are personally sat BAMBERGER BROTHERS Respectfully. invite the people of Nevada City and vicinity to call and inspect their stock, imported direct from American and English factories, Low prices and fair dealings assured, Carpets sewed free of charge, and delivered ‘to all parts of Nevada County and adjoining counties. ‘BAMBERGER BROTHERS, For laundries or wash houses, Day begine at sunset with the 2d 50. Section 39. » For sewing machines run by : ified the verdict was not so severe as Jews, Athenians, Chinese, Mohamwater power. 25 centa. was merited, we do no see how the medans, Italians, Austrians and°BoSe.tion 40. For railroad depot, $1 2b cents. Section 41. For allhouse’ occupied by jury with their means of being inhemians ; at sunrise with the Babywomen, 50 cents. . formed. could have inflicted. the.death tonians; Syrians; Perstans and-Mod=} Section 42. For dairies, 50 cents. _ Mill Street, opposite Reform Club Hall, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. J. E. CARR, The following rates are fixed, shall be charged, and may be collected, for sales of water for the easldere of irrigation. The could under the:circumstances, and Egyptians and-modern astronomers; rates meebe conside ea chargeable for the phe duepak the clos slaee . Sud-at midnight with the upglish, opens season arp.cea is lifetime where he can’ do French, Dutch, Germans, Spaniards, ofurpose of aon tt attesamme, shall notbe not fatar than the first.day of Nov eniber, 1883. dre harm to hia fellow creatures. Portuguese and Americans. Section 43. For irrigation,. for lots where Suc ess. xr products are raised for sale, $40. eer a Sloe" sxcuaMeNTo™ Ws SerUATED. -~ “A-GENTLEMAN~ whose residenceis Section 44: For tien; ~fer-lets-0f ~20Qsp-=nine tere PROPRIBPORS-OF. PHE-. feet front or ever, not selling produce, $10. on high landin Roxbury refused to Section 45. For’ irrigation, for lots of over The mining portion of the State be impressed by one of the grandest 50 and.,under 200 feet front, $6. 46. For sole bees for lots under _. contributes more largely to the supviews in the White Mountains, ‘‘It 60Section feet front, $4. All persens are required. ‘to take water port of Sacramento’s business interis:very fine, no doubt,” he said, “but from the Water Company for domestic uses ests than the peuple of that city have it doesn’t equal the view from: my to entitle them to obtain water for irrigation. The Water Company may cease to supply as a rule any idea of. One grocery front window. Show me, if you can, water te any person able to pay for the same 0) dealer of this city while looking over a hotel in all the mountain region if, on presentation of a demand for the sum due, the customer shall neglect or refuse to his books the other day as a matter that commands an _ uninterrupted pay said amount within thirty days thereafter. of curiosity figured up how much he view of three breweries ?” No person exvept the prope nly authorized had in a little more than five years agent of the Water Company shall turn on the water to any place or building without OF an office-seeker a friendly edipaid a single wholesale establishment a permit from the water agent, except as tor wrote : ‘‘He has secure. a posi. hereinafter provided. in Sacramento for goods. He found In consideration ofthe right to collect the the sum to be $42, 836, or more than tion in the Custom-heuse, as his rates hereinbefore established, the City of $8,000 a year. Some of the. largest well-known capacity convinced. us Nevada shall! be entitled to the use of the water, free of cost end when required by the stores in this county do their buying. he would.” We venture to say the city authorities or the Fire De artment, acting through its officers properly authorized, almost exclusively in;the capital city, aspirant for political preferment was for the following purposes: Ist. For the extinguishment of fires. not gratified when he’perceived that, where is printed and supported by Seoinin Sioa 2d. For the testing of-hose, and hydrants, those wholesalers and others a newsaccording to the paper, his success and pressure. For the flushing of sewers, and supply“ paper that apparently has for its was due to “this well-known rapaciing3. water W ALSO CARRY A FULL LIN tank at the Plaza, and the uses ty. ” of the City Hall: principal object the destruction of 4. For the sprinkling of streets, when the the mining industry and the conse. " of water for other enumerated uses AN Illinois girl has sued for a reserve is not seriously impaired or endangered. quent ruination of the business inPassed February 27th, 1883. breach of promise. When the court CHAS. KENT, President. terests of thisand other counties that ~ penalty. They did the best they ern Greeks ; at noon with ancient oS W. W. Deamer young man, has be of the orators fo commencement-ex University. pupils who stand that institution fc we are especially . cause he is from which has no supe a producer of han smart men, Ladics,. Misses and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, Swearing i This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever dibeed. The following I by County Assess I might go on and enumerate article upon articlein my line whieh I am determined to sell at lees pr han they have ever been soldin this section of country: : In order?to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, and be convinced thas this ig no clap-trap adve ment, we invite you to call and examine these*goods and the prices. _K,CASPER CARB BROTHERS. aa GEO, MORGAN A. 8. CHASE. PALACE DRUG STORE,J/CHASE & .FAORCAN, oath of office yest eutered upon the duties: M. Bro W. H. Martin, Ni Wheeler, Nevada lins, Grass Vall Grass Valley ; W Jr., Grass Valley Grass Valley. W -. them have had pr in the same line. have been selected ARCHIVE “GROCERY STORE, ~ thet competency . will constitute a Today Mr. Coll two of them beyin Valley, while the net Pine and Commercial Streets.. .W€VADA CITY Rough & Ready. (Suceessors to Robinson & Chaze.) ee mia Good Te! PAINTERS. ACOMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS & MEDICINE. notaries te mV AIDA annually send tens of thousands of dollars to Sacramento-for supplies of various kinds. eee eee mh2 SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES. A Fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery. Common-sense Remedy. BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, NEVADA CITY. f11-tf ~o Si, Patrick's Bal The BossGrocery. tre GRAND BALH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER. you little stupid! Don’t you know better what spinstersare? known as Mrs, Judah, the popular of course,”’ Bachelor ladies, Joun Eg actress of San Francisco, died in that city Friday morning at the age of 73 i ie years: \ A snzax thief “stole $70,000 in _bonds from the office of the Treasury “of the Guarantee Fund and Safe De Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Hit FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. tar THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONVUS URIC ACID WHICH. EXIsts IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND GOUTY PATIENTS. SALICYLICA is known as a common My Goods are First Clasajand My Prices the Lowest. THE daughter of a. Texas cattle sense remédy, because it strikes directly at king has just returned from Paris, the cause of Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralee: : while so many so-called specifics and where she says she walked through gia, . SAV MONEY*BY TRADING AT oe panaceas only treat locally the efthe Tooraloorals, and visited a shotects, It has been conceded by eminent scien-. TAH Boss CROCHRY STORE toe where she saw the statues of tists that outward applications, such as rub-. bing with oils, ointments, liniments and’ Pysic and Cather'ne de Medical. soothing lotions will not eradicate those dis eases which are the result.of the poisoning Nevada posit Company of Philadelphia. the blood with Uric Acid. . A Russian poet has presente] a of ~ SALICYLICA works with marvelous efCorner Broad and Pine Sts.y/ Sacramento bond-holders have lady of whom he is enamored a set fect on thisacid and so removes the disor-" made a proposition to the City Trus of works bound in the skin of his tees to refund their bonds at 80 cents ewn leg, which was amputated some on the dollar. $400,000 bas been decided -in favér ment doesn’t know what todo with of Gird. : the Weather Bureau, and the. people . tthe, ical pigeon-shooting . don’t know what to do with the between Bogardusand Carver weather. ObingCarver won by three birds. rr Give it atrial. ey refnnded. Relief guaranteed or mon qeomends of testimonials sent on applieatlon. $1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR $6. box, which is guranteed chemically’ pe re unPotx, the defaulting Scud of. derour signature an indispersio'e requisite to insure success in the treatment, Take Tennessee, bas been released ‘én bail. no othes, of send tous, . S. army is dead. _ 287 Brondway, wa St.” THISTLE DEW WHISK® ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, CIGARS at NIVENS TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ‘LARGESTnS --THE— «). A. SMITH, BAG OAND in different parts o want to experimen them. In order from the ponds w “water must be ran Mies Sheriff Carter w ” WOULD RESPECTfully inform the people WILL "2% of this city and_ vicinity that he has opened a BE SOLD CHEAPER: THAN Al _ OTHER ESTABLISHMBN BaTHE .ita place, ‘anil will keep . best quality of ‘eonaminiaen Coes three days past en the water out of hi Grass Valley. He * ber of orders for th ley yesterday to 1 {AGENT FOR THE = = INSURANCE GOMPANIES EXTANT. Be opti LONDON, NORTHERN AND. aa, _—— Filling Orde Arrested fo and PERFECT PURUEY guaranteed, : Newton and the ce citing proceedings inthe charch, 4 _with Dr. F. J: Ma Mrs, G. KE. Brand been organized, a: first meeting at th next Sunday af o'clock. ee Careful Attention, Given to Compounding Prescriptions ; By Competent D % . Commercial 8t., Nevada City. ef re "plotter allicles ofall ited present. The good tostop with the goi John Rodda has « Nevada City. Fine Perfumery, ei Soaps, » 2 First-Class Groceries & Provisio Improper. = will not be admitted. "EMPIRE. MARKET, “The Relig light processians, . Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, Engiff imported Cakes, and a full line of — . was chosen as Loc Col. Newton has Francisco aud the in the Methodist ( singing and-prayin GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. First lagsMeat Market Ask your Druggist for it. be “@un, Jamés H. Simpson of the U. "A general invitation is extended. A Laroe Sick ofPatea i cies Sent’free on receipt of money. lie Smith, D. M.; G.; F. Beck, O. Tickets, including Supper, #2 50, {. WALTER D. VINTON. BRewnay, ‘Egan’ and other Irish Do not be deluded into taking mitattions or’ agitators may accom pay Parnell to substitutes, or something recommended ‘just as a Tn on the genuine with America. '. the name of WASHB E & CO., on each Ve Drug tore. Pas der. Itis now exclusively used by all cele. brated phys‘cians of Europe. Highest Med. ical Academy of Paris reports 95 per cent. cures in three days. months ago. If ever books were REMEMBER in calf, these are, THAT SALICYLICA tsa certain cure for THE suit of Bidwell against Gird, were bound Sees Oa RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. _atSen.Bernardino, involving. about most invense pains aie subdued almost Herx’s, a pretty fix. The Govern‘The a an Knotwell, Andrews, V. T.; Secretary; F. R. Bullock, a 8; Treas.; A. Jesper > —AGENT FOR— No. 3 PLAZA, Foot of Broad Street, Wm. H. SMITH, Mrs. : the institution: 3; Mrs, F. Spoor Coen ALEXANLER H, SrePuens died at 4 Prescriptions carefully compounded at alljaours by P.H, BsupEn Atlanta, Georgia, Saturday— night. THE LADIES OF ST. an experienced Druggist, He was born in Talifero county, Ga., ao CHURCH, NEASO A BRooxkLYn boy wrote -a compoFeb. 13th, 1812. He studied the law, and after:graduating, soon gained a sition on the subject ofthe Quakers, } VADA CITY, will givea 4 . lucrative practice. He served in the whom he described as a sect who State Assembly and Senate for many never quarreled, never got into a years, and subsequently represented fight, never clawed each other -and — ANB— Georgia in Congress. He was electnever jawed. back. The production contained a postseript in these words: ed Vice President. of the Southern oo tb et aoe gl No more Rheumatism, Gout, Confederacy in February, 1862, In ‘*Pa’s a Quaker, but. ma isn’t. or Neuralgia. At EXunt’s Frall, Oe 1866 he again entered the Congress Emity (little sister): ‘‘What a Immediate Relief Warranted. Friday Evening, March 16th of the Union and represented Georlarge family the spinsters must be ! Permanent Cure Guaranteed. {Commercial Street, Nevada City. gia in the House of Representatives IVE. YEARS ESTABLISHED AND T hear in church every Sunday that ° : each subsequent term until 1882, never known to fail in a single case + MUSIC BY ELSER’S ORCHESTRA. ‘some of them are going to be maracute or chrovic. Refer to all promineat CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL, AND FRESH STOCK Of whew he was elected Governor of hysicians and druggists for the standing of ried.” Frances (elder sister): so He PpSALICYLICA. Georgis. SALICYLICA geal. svoeccnenc Tinting and Gilding. Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. Jaues D. Wuirs, c lerk, CITY. J, J. JACKSON, PROP'R And everything else usually found in.a,first-class Kalsomining, Graining, DrucG SToR Paper Hanging, asked her why she breached her promise, she said she had engaged herself to a sweet young man’ whd was nice to look at. but he made her tired. She found there wasn’t anything of him but his mustache and necktie, At. North Bic District Deputy J sisted by member Lodge, inst.tuted Lodge with ninet: bers. The followi 18 and 20 Commercial Street, SIGN & CARRIAGE) PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES, HOUSE, PAINTING, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, This ‘our young friend Unlauudried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. Worth from $1.50 ts $2.50 each. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. Overalls 37 cents « pair. Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. Blankets, all colors 2t San Francisco Prices. “TH. CARR to ©. Ez. reece, preached the fune son over the rema the stage driver v over the precipice dis a Full ‘Ling bt 2 Tobacco anid Smakond Zenas Flanders, a that town, Mr. -. in poor health for recently lost his re

of Iogersoll’s disciples living “THE DATLY TRANSCRIPT. atOne Pioche, Nevada, had a novel chrisNEVADA CITY, CAL. x @BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. MN.P. BROWN....:. Business Manager LEONARD 8. CALKINS.ape oeesceueysEditor tening or rather naming ceremony— for there was nothing Christian about it—at his residence in that town, (THE LOGIC OF A VERDICT. 180 a GAMBRINUS HALL, United StatesLand ‘Office Eatranc, junction of Commercial and Main Streets Sacramento, December 30th, 1882. NG? IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OSBORN whose Post Pg is last, week. He gave a dance, to rass \Valley, Nevada County, has which all of which -his friends were made application for Patent for tee ‘Snug Harbor Placer Mine, bearing gold, situa‘ invited, and when they had assem Nevada County Official Press. bled, the infant was brought forward TUESDAY, MARCH 6. No, Applicationjfor a Patent to a Min» ing — ee and its name duly announced in the course of a written address, which in Nevada County Minin sevanstenel() dati ict, Nevada County,California, described as follows, piper TheS je the NW 4 of the NE }j, the S the N } of the NW 4 of the NE }, the S. " : of the NE } of the NW 3, and the E } of the ity, a credit to the Stars and Stripes, loon, and fitted it anew with special reference to the Said location ‘wai made by A G. Peterson et al, Ang. 6,1875,und recotded in Book 6,Page iB BEER, WINES, LIU AND CIGARS from the first w of publishing hereof. ED, F. TAYLOR, Kegister. A Tucson paper mentions that a Dibble & Kitts Attys for Applicant. mhé of murder in the first degree, and young man from that tewn, who has the penalty was fixed by the jury at been visiting London,, was sent to imp¥itonment for life. Said Thorn: Italy to examine a lead mine, he beOrdinance fixing Tae Water Rates ‘They are a nice lot of jurymen; if I ORDINANCE NO. 99. * am guilty of killing that man 1 ing selected from a crowd of expert who applied for the job, for the reashould be hung ; if not, they should son, as stated by the intending purset me free.’ Now it does not follow chaser of the mine, that ‘‘one year’s that the fellow was right, for the experience in America was worth reason that death is not the absolute ten in uny other country, because of penalty for murder in this State. skepticism and doubt with, which There are two penalties, and as the men here léarn to accept statements jurymen agreed to fix the lower one, relative to the value of mining prop the purpose of the law must be pre erties.” Thus we learn that even sumed to be as fully accomplished as lying has its ulitarian aspect, and if the extreme penalty has been that the Arizona mining expert is a adopted. It is true that eleven of real factor of progress, the jurors were compelled to yield “in the matter to one juror, but havIv is somewhat amusing ‘0 read ing yielded, there is no reason for o saying that the prisoner was “logical _ and the jury inconsistent, That ar gument is not infrequently used in criticising like verdicts, but it must be obvious that it is not sound reasening. One may attack-sucha verdict the newspaper accounts of paper car wheels, paper rails, etc. They give the impression that the so-called paper wheels are, rim, flange and body, of solid lacquered paper. The fact is, the only part that is paper is a flat, round disc in ‘the middle, on both sides of. which are-bolted plates of steel, and around the whole is a steel tire an inch and a half or two FINE FREE LUNCH AT ALL TIMES. enshnineiee() seein for the year commencing July Ist, 1883, and forminating July ist, It is my intention to keep a quiet -and orderly place of resort, with a reading room, in which the latest papers and periodicals may at all times be r week, ‘by the Nevada City Water eS waske froin consumers of water taken found. A share of public patrenage is respectfully from said Conivany within the city limits: 1884. HE Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows; From and after July 1st, 1483, and until July ist, 1884, the fo! lowing rates, and no ter, ‘shall be charged and may be col 8. RAEBIGER. Section 1. For families fer domestic uses, 1st class, 30-cents. Section 2. For families for domestic uses, 2d class, 25 cents Section 3. For restaurants and eating houses, 75 cents. Section 4, For hotels, 1st class, containing not less than 70 beds, $3. solicited. uot-lessthan.40. beds, $2. Section 6. For hotels, 3d ‘class, containing under 40 beds, $1. Section 7. For, saloons, ‘75 cents, Section 8. For rooms and offices, 25 cents. Section 9. .For stores, 26 cents. Section 10. For photograph galleries, 50 cents. Section 11. For barber shops, 50-cents. ‘Seetion 12. For bathing establishments, 75 cents. Section 13, For drug stores, 75 cents, Section 14, For bakeries, 75 cents. Section 15. For wash houses Ist class, $3. Section 16. For blacksmith sheps,76 cents. Section 1%. For. banks, 50 cents. Section 18. For assay offices, 50 cents. Section 19. For meat markets, 50 cents. Section 20. For meat cutters, 75 cents. Section 21, for breweries, $1 50. Section 22, For achool houses, 1st class, $1 50. Q Section 23. For school houses, 2d class, 50 cents. Section 24. For printing offices, daily, 75 cents. Section 25. For printing offices, tri-weekly, 50 cents. THE CARPET HOUSE ——oFr— te the Be a rot Monday, ednesday WHAT Tas Personal and So Here a On andafter To-day the Entire Stockin the store the Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. will be sol Mrs, E. M. Pri from a visit to Fr Sam. Nichols s a very criti¢al co Mrs. D. T.‘Ho, cisco is visiting fi Rates than Ever Before Soldin Nevada, at LOW Mrs, Chas. Gri after a visit of sey Francisco, : “B. Merrifield at to San Francisco, i ee) re ae Having bought a very large consignment of at the Palace Hot MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING Sunday morning. to have gone to ( COUNTY. BAMBERGER BROTHERS, H. V. Reardan Saturday to atten cousin,. Miss.Ellis I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices of a few articles, namely : there Sunday afte Men's Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00. Men's Scotch Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14. Men’s Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18 pal of Laurel. Hall Mrs. Mansun-B city yesterday for she will make a b to retarning to Sa Men’s Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now $25. Firm in Frank Heath 1 HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., . Section 5. For hotels, 2d class, containing The Leading Dry Goods at 6 A. Washington and 0: eo and oragaggs , at te IMPROVE THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY . &=Glad Tidings to the F'sopie of Nevada City. <3 NEVADA. and Graniteville, dai } accommodation of the public, it will at all times be 340 Mining Records Nevada County ,Cal., and again located by said A, G. Peterson et ak The Record-Union says: ‘‘There and the spot on the globe where she Dec. 28, 1881, and recorded in Book 9, page stocked with the best same records, Adjoining claimants are was, at first glance, to some, an apwas born, on which she may hereaf: 848 unknown, said land being surrounded by vaparently irresistible logic in the sar‘er live,” At the conclusion of the ‘cant land'so far as applicant knows. All persons holding.any adverse claims castic statement of the prisoner ceremony the fiddlers struck ‘up and theroto are hereby required to present: the same: before this office within sixty days Thorn concerning the jury at Nevathe corhpany joined in a dance. da City, when he was found guilty ed) at 6 4. M. ue Tent, North ! Having leased this new and centrally located Sa SW } of the NE } of= NW }, and of Sec. also expressed the hope that the } yi 4 .16N., K. 9 E., Mt. Diablo B. and M. child might ‘‘be a benefit to. humani Direct mail to Sacr Sierra City via Nor ville and Downieville, 4 Parson Davis, f Men’s Beaver:Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. on the’ground thatthe jury exercisGRASS VALLEY, Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly’ $4.50 now $3. ed poor judgment, or was weak, or and well extensive, their connected recently Have Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. fearful, or entertained some doubt, favorably.known establishment with an additional. but it will not do to say that because inches thick. The so-called paper Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. one is guilty of murder and is not to rails are steel with a strip of paper large floor, arranged into a Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. ~ be hanged therefor, he should be set through them to form a cushion to Overcoats, all shades and eelors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Great Reductiog! CARPET DEPARTMENT at liberty.” Itis the opinion of a nave the wear and tear uf the conBoy’s Suits from $4 up. Latest style Hats at very low rates. ‘ON A GRAND SCALE, great majority of those people who stant shock and jar. see heard much of the trial that the evi-. Having. supplied Nevada County with the long“Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 37 cents, 50 cents;-and 75 cents, THE.“‘Skeleton Army” is the name Section 26. For printing.. offices, water denee offered: by the prosecution did power press, $150. felt want of a complete line of carpets, from the lowCalifornia Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1 to $1.25. of a new organization whose-aim is to not positively establish the fact that Section 27. For foundries, $1. i} Section 28. For gas works, $2. Shaker Socks, white and gray, $1.75 per dozen. est grade to the best of English Body Brussels, break up the Salvation Army, but Thorn was guilty,and more than one Sectiqn 29, Fora court house, $4. Section 30. For planing mills, 50 man on the jury was toostrongly iminvidentally to break the peace, Section 31. For Geass stables, 1st.class, not pressed with this fact to care about Towns in England are in great disorless than 25 horses, including water for buggies, wagons, etc., inflicting the death penalty, What der cousequent upon the conflict bewashing Section 32. For livery stables, 2d class,not soméef=us know the prosecution tween the two armies. When the less than _15. horses, including water for washing buggies, wagons, etc., $3. might have proven, had they preSalvationists attempt a march, the Section 33. For livery stables, 8d class, vious to the trial been in pussession Skeletonists appear in procession not less than .6 horses, including water for washing buggies, wagons, etc., $I. Section 34. For feed and sale stables, $2 of certain information that they subbearing flags inscribed with ‘‘His SaSect % 35. For private stables, havir g sequently gained, is neither here nor tanic Majesty,” ‘‘Fanaticism,” ‘*Blasfrom ition SEXES, 25 cents. phemy,” and-carrying coflins, skeleg horges angy% private stables, having there. They did not, many people tron n 87. upw wards, 37} cents. think, make a clear case against tons and skeleton crossbones, Ss ’ arc inese houses, 50 cents, ‘9 i Thorn. While we are personally sat BAMBERGER BROTHERS Respectfully. invite the people of Nevada City and vicinity to call and inspect their stock, imported direct from American and English factories, Low prices and fair dealings assured, Carpets sewed free of charge, and delivered ‘to all parts of Nevada County and adjoining counties. ‘BAMBERGER BROTHERS, For laundries or wash houses, Day begine at sunset with the 2d 50. Section 39. » For sewing machines run by : ified the verdict was not so severe as Jews, Athenians, Chinese, Mohamwater power. 25 centa. was merited, we do no see how the medans, Italians, Austrians and°BoSe.tion 40. For railroad depot, $1 2b cents. Section 41. For allhouse’ occupied by jury with their means of being inhemians ; at sunrise with the Babywomen, 50 cents. . formed. could have inflicted. the.death tonians; Syrians; Perstans and-Mod=} Section 42. For dairies, 50 cents. _ Mill Street, opposite Reform Club Hall, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. J. E. CARR, The following rates are fixed, shall be charged, and may be collected, for sales of water for the easldere of irrigation. The could under the:circumstances, and Egyptians and-modern astronomers; rates meebe conside ea chargeable for the phe duepak the clos slaee . Sud-at midnight with the upglish, opens season arp.cea is lifetime where he can’ do French, Dutch, Germans, Spaniards, ofurpose of aon tt attesamme, shall notbe not fatar than the first.day of Nov eniber, 1883. dre harm to hia fellow creatures. Portuguese and Americans. Section 43. For irrigation,. for lots where Suc ess. xr products are raised for sale, $40. eer a Sloe" sxcuaMeNTo™ Ws SerUATED. -~ “A-GENTLEMAN~ whose residenceis Section 44: For tien; ~fer-lets-0f ~20Qsp-=nine tere PROPRIBPORS-OF. PHE-. feet front or ever, not selling produce, $10. on high landin Roxbury refused to Section 45. For’ irrigation, for lots of over The mining portion of the State be impressed by one of the grandest 50 and.,under 200 feet front, $6. 46. For sole bees for lots under _.. contributes more largely to the supviews in the White Mountains, ‘‘It 60Section feet front, $4. All persens are required. ‘to take water port of Sacramento’s business interis:very fine, no doubt,” he said, “but from the Water Company for domestic uses ests than the peuple of that city have it doesn’t equal the view from: my to entitle them to obtain water for irrigation. The Water Company may cease to supply as a rule any idea of. One grocery front window. Show me, if you can, water te any person able to pay for the same 0) dealer of this city while looking over a hotel in all the mountain region if, on presentation of a demand for the sum due, the customer shall neglect or refuse to his books the other day as a matter that commands an _ uninterrupted pay said amount within thirty days thereafter. of curiosity figured up how much he view of three breweries ?” No person exvept the prope nly authorized had in a little more than five years agent of the Water Company shall turn on the water to any place or building without OF an office-seeker a friendly edipaid a single wholesale establishment a permit from the water agent, except as tor wrote : ‘‘He has secure. a posi. hereinafter provided. in Sacramento for goods. He found In consideration ofthe right to collect the the sum to be $42, 836, or more than tion in the Custom-heuse, as his rates hereinbefore established, the City of $8,000 a year. Some of the. largest well-known capacity convinced. us Nevada shall! be entitled to the use of the water, free of cost end when required by the stores in this county do their buying. he would.” We venture to say the city authorities or the Fire De artment, acting through its officers properly authorized, almost exclusively in;the capital city, aspirant for political preferment was for the following purposes: Ist. For the extinguishment of fires.. not gratified when he’perceived that, where is printed and supported by Seoinin Sioa 2d. For the testing of-hose, and hydrants, those wholesalers and others a newsaccording to the paper, his success and pressure. For the flushing of sewers, and supply“ paper that apparently has for its was due to “this well-known rapaciing3. water W ALSO CARRY A FULL LIN tank at the Plaza, and the uses ty. ” of the City Hall: principal object the destruction of

4. For the sprinkling of streets, when the the mining industry and the conse. " of water for other enumerated uses AN Illinois girl has sued for a reserve is not seriously impaired or endangered. quent ruination of the business inPassed February 27th, 1883. breach of promise. When the court CHAS. KENT, President. terests of thisand other counties that ~ penalty. They did the best they ern Greeks ; at noon with ancient oS W. W. Deamer young man, has be of the orators fo commencement-ex University. pupils who stand that institution fc we are especially . cause he is from which has no supe a producer of han smart men, Ladics,. Misses and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, Swearing i This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever dibeed. The following I by County Assess I might go on and enumerate article upon articlein my line whieh I am determined to sell at lees pr han they have ever been soldin this section of country: : In order?to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, and be convinced thas this ig no clap-trap adve ment, we invite you to call and examine these*goods and the prices. _K,CASPER CARB BROTHERS. aa GEO, MORGAN A. 8. CHASE. PALACE DRUG STORE,J/CHASE & .FAORCAN, oath of office yest eutered upon the duties: M. Bro W. H. Martin, Ni Wheeler, Nevada lins, Grass Vall Grass Valley ; W Jr., Grass Valley Grass Valley. W -. them have had pr in the same line. have been selected ARCHIVE “GROCERY STORE, ~ thet competency . will constitute a Today Mr. Coll two of them beyin Valley, while the net Pine and Commercial Streets... ..W€VADA CITY Rough & Ready. (Suceessors to Robinson & Chaze.) ee mia Good Te! PAINTERS. ACOMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS & MEDICINE. notaries te mV AIDA annually send tens of thousands of dollars to Sacramento-for supplies of various kinds. eee eee mh2 SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES. A Fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery. Common-sense Remedy. BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, NEVADA CITY. f11-tf ~o Si, Patrick's Bal The BossGrocery. tre GRAND BALH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER. you little stupid! Don’t you know better what spinstersare? known as Mrs, Judah, the popular of course,”’ Bachelor ladies, Joun Eg actress of San Francisco, died in that city Friday morning at the age of 73 i ie years: \ A snzax thief “stole $70,000 in _bonds from the office of the Treasury “of the Guarantee Fund and Safe De Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Hit FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. tar THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONVUS URIC ACID WHICH. EXIsts IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND GOUTY PATIENTS. SALICYLICA is known as a common My Goods are First Clasajand My Prices the Lowest. THE daughter of a. Texas cattle sense remédy, because it strikes directly at king has just returned from Paris, the cause of Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralee: : while so many so-called specifics and where she says she walked through gia, . SAV MONEY*BY TRADING AT oe panaceas only treat locally the efthe Tooraloorals, and visited a shotects, It has been conceded by eminent scien-. TAH Boss CROCHRY STORE toe where she saw the statues of tists that outward applications, such as rub-. bing with oils, ointments, liniments and’ Pysic and Cather'ne de Medical. soothing lotions will not eradicate those dis eases which are the result.of the poisoning Nevada posit Company of Philadelphia. the blood with Uric Acid. . A Russian poet has presente] a of ~ SALICYLICA works with marvelous efCorner Broad and Pine Sts.y/ Sacramento bond-holders have lady of whom he is enamored a set fect on thisacid and so removes the disor-" made a proposition to the City Trus of works bound in the skin of his tees to refund their bonds at 80 cents ewn leg, which was amputated some on the dollar. $400,000 bas been decided -in favér ment doesn’t know what todo with of Gird. : the Weather Bureau, and the. people . tthe, ical pigeon-shooting . don’t know what to do with the between Bogardusand Carver weather. ObingCarver won by three birds. rr Give it atrial. ey refnnded. Relief guaranteed or mon qeomends of testimonials sent on applieatlon. $1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR $6. box, which is guranteed chemically’ pe re unPotx, the defaulting Scud of. derour signature an indispersio'e requisite to insure success in the treatment, Take Tennessee, bas been released ‘én bail. no othes, of send tous, . S. army is dead. _ 287 Brondway, wa St.” THISTLE DEW WHISK® ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, CIGARS at NIVENS TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ‘LARGESTnS --THE— «). A. SMITH, BAG OAND in different parts o want to experimen them. In order from the ponds w “water must be ran Mies Sheriff Carter w ” WOULD RESPECTfully inform the people WILL "2% of this city and_ vicinity that he has opened a BE SOLD CHEAPER: THAN Al _ OTHER ESTABLISHMBN BaTHE .ita place, ‘anil will keep . best quality of ‘eonaminiaen Coes three days past en the water out of hi Grass Valley. He * ber of orders for th ley yesterday to 1 {AGENT FOR THE = = INSURANCE GOMPANIES EXTANT. Be opti LONDON, NORTHERN AND. aa, _—— Filling Orde Arrested fo and PERFECT PURUEY guaranteed, : Newton and the ce citing proceedings inthe charch, 4 _with Dr. F. J: Ma Mrs, G. KE. Brand been organized, a: first meeting at th next Sunday af o'clock. ee Careful Attention, Given to Compounding Prescriptions ; By Competent D % . Commercial 8t., Nevada City. ef re "plotter allicles ofall ited present. The good tostop with the goi John Rodda has « Nevada City. Fine Perfumery, ei Soaps, » 2 First-Class Groceries & Provisio Improper. = will not be admitted. "EMPIRE. MARKET, “The Relig light processians, . Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, Engiff imported Cakes, and a full line of — . was chosen as Loc Col. Newton has Francisco aud the in the Methodist ( singing and-prayin GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. First lagsMeat Market Ask your Druggist for it. be “@un, Jamés H. Simpson of the U. "A general invitation is extended. A Laroe Sick ofPatea i cies Sent’free on receipt of money. lie Smith, D. M.; G.; F. Beck, O. Tickets, including Supper, #2 50, {. WALTER D. VINTON. BRewnay, ‘Egan’ and other Irish Do not be deluded into taking mitattions or’ agitators may accom pay Parnell to substitutes, or something recommended ‘just as a Tn on the genuine with America. '. the name of WASHB E & CO., on each Ve Drug tore. Pas der. Itis now exclusively used by all cele. brated phys‘cians of Europe. Highest Med. ical Academy of Paris reports 95 per cent. cures in three days. months ago. If ever books were REMEMBER in calf, these are, THAT SALICYLICA tsa certain cure for THE suit of Bidwell against Gird, were bound Sees Oa RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. _atSen.Bernardino, involving. about most invense pains aie subdued almost Herx’s, a pretty fix. The Govern‘The a an Knotwell, Andrews, V. T.; Secretary; F. R. Bullock, a 8; Treas.; A. Jesper > —AGENT FOR— No. 3 PLAZA, Foot of Broad Street, Wm. H. SMITH, Mrs. : the institution: 3; Mrs, F. Spoor Coen ALEXANLER H, SrePuens died at 4 Prescriptions carefully compounded at alljaours by P.H, BsupEn Atlanta, Georgia, Saturday— night. THE LADIES OF ST. an experienced Druggist, He was born in Talifero county, Ga., ao CHURCH, NEASO A BRooxkLYn boy wrote -a compoFeb. 13th, 1812. He studied the law, and after:graduating, soon gained a sition on the subject ofthe Quakers, } VADA CITY, will givea 4 . lucrative practice. He served in the whom he described as a sect who State Assembly and Senate for many never quarreled, never got into a years, and subsequently represented fight, never clawed each other -and — ANB— Georgia in Congress. He was electnever jawed. back. The production contained a postseript in these words: ed Vice President. of the Southern oo tb et aoe gl No more Rheumatism, Gout, Confederacy in February, 1862, In ‘*Pa’s a Quaker, but. ma isn’t. or Neuralgia. At EXunt’s Frall, Oe 1866 he again entered the Congress Emity (little sister): ‘‘What a Immediate Relief Warranted. Friday Evening, March 16th of the Union and represented Georlarge family the spinsters must be ! Permanent Cure Guaranteed. {Commercial Street, Nevada City. gia in the House of Representatives IVE. YEARS ESTABLISHED AND T hear in church every Sunday that ° : each subsequent term until 1882, never known to fail in a single case + MUSIC BY ELSER’S ORCHESTRA. ‘some of them are going to be maracute or chrovic. Refer to all promineat CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL, AND FRESH STOCK Of whew he was elected Governor of hysicians and druggists for the standing of ried.” Frances (elder sister): so He PpSALICYLICA. Georgis. SALICYLICA geal. svoeccnenc Tinting and Gilding. Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, Etc. Jaues D. Wuirs, c lerk, CITY. J, J. JACKSON, PROP'R And everything else usually found in.a,first-class Kalsomining, Graining, DrucG SToR Paper Hanging, asked her why she breached her promise, she said she had engaged herself to a sweet young man’ whd was nice to look at. but he made her tired. She found there wasn’t anything of him but his mustache and necktie, At. North Bic District Deputy J sisted by member Lodge, inst.tuted Lodge with ninet: bers. The followi 18 and 20 Commercial Street, SIGN & CARRIAGE) PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES, HOUSE, PAINTING, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, This ‘our young friend Unlauudried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. Worth from $1.50 ts $2.50 each. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. Overalls 37 cents « pair. Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. Blankets, all colors 2t San Francisco Prices. “TH. CARR to ©. Ez. reece, preached the fune son over the rema the stage driver v over the precipice dis a Full ‘Ling bt 2 Tobacco anid Smakond Zenas Flanders, a that town, Mr. -. in poor health for recently lost his re