November 15, 1883 (4 pages)

CP ENETE TEER? Ree CET ERE SDAY, “NOV. 15, 1883. te nea in the lower part_ ne Nevada county are complaining bi Tax a 88 OLA éeamat ‘. the expensiveness of Truckee. — Truckee furnishes @ big lot of reveA New York ‘Tribane editorial on . aue we won't object if they will anfemale physical development in. nex it to Sierra county. America says : ‘We think the clim‘California, for example, be finds in. so hot. that-he couldn’t hold 4t, h Sen Francisco » race of péople pre. aiscovered that it éontained blasting The shock on Eastern type. The shallowness, . tis nerves was cousiderablé, bat th® leanness and angularity of the typi-. shock on the bottle was greater, It senting a marked difference from the powder instead of oil, cal Yankee have disyppeared, and. has not yet been found. . @verywhere are seen rosy faves and fogs laden with iodine and ozone, Company, and also ‘sav ‘and although the idle class of women . of the bug juice which . tinent, they: do acquire there that . in that town now carri Foutdness of which fingurance policy in his is commonly janbelated-etta Englizh’. “‘tarantala antidote” i and Trish women.” ‘That writer had . having no demand. probably corfined his observations} = Ga Fy 0 of women in the interior of the State : » te the © miasmatic swamps around he come into the Sierra Nevada . employer for keeping him year afte mountains he would have seen the . year for three years haniling hides, handsomest women and the strong: est men to found on the Coast — There is , breeze that: romps over our hill tops . ¢xact quality of thé goods, or whistles through these canyons. . only by the thousands of repetitions talled. sauty Pakame tole” ke ores ‘When San Francisco ladies become . that the lesson was learned ; 80 it ie . Piet dealers are constantly acetvin faded and this way ‘and by spending a summer . by skill, The half-informed, halfChi ees the glow of health to} the others dozen to one. Danie » their youth to home and Hastern newspaper men. toom in the legal profession ?”’— seeing théem.there write to their pap. “There is always roo at the top,’ _ 979 about/the remarkable qualities of “San Francisco’s climate, the better chance to rise, Tux Projected ritiroad from Mau. }* ‘ ; itou tothe summit of Pike's Peak is . Perhaps be able to surprise your em. to be built as rapidly as possible, . Ployer im an emergemey by stepping : ing to the survey of the route into the next man's place and diswhich has been finully accepted, the charging his duties satisfactorily, Su road be thirty miles long, and learn your business, , the maximum grad¢ 300 feet to the Fd) mile. Many miles of railroad are Hot Soup now operated in Colorado over heay-} For free lunch at, Gambrinus Hall, ier /grades than that. During the. @very day and evening. Single t year about 5,000 persons have . tooms for private parties, Lad‘es = the laborious ascent of Pike’s . entrance on Coyote street, 03) tf Peak by the narrow trail which now eon ‘aimee Affords the only access to the eum' jmit, and the projectors of the rail-. At this favorite place can always road consider that fact a sure guar, . be found the very best of wines, ales, ‘gutee of arich return for their in-. iquors and cigars, Eastern beer and vostinent. rthe celebrated Hoffberg beer can al~—_ ways be had atthe Bank Exchange, Lawrur Fowuer, arguing the Culver casein New Haven, Connecti-. . 94¢keon Cuties ouster & Grinder out, said, snapping his finger con-. J, J, Jackson has. purchased. ‘the te nptuously : “I wouldn't give that) coffee roaster and mill of B. F. for the testimony of all the Culvers. promas, and has a fine lot of old that ever lived.” Catching Judge! Government Java and Costa Rica Culver’s eye, he added: “I mean . coffee, which he has just reasted, your Honor, all the Culvers that} and will grind in quantities to suit, ever lived in North Haven.” After. Coffee will be roasted three times a terward the] lawyer was told that} week, Call and examine it.: tf, Judge Culver once dwelt in North Haven, : Sh i a an tesbaibiani: Everyruine thatthe Government turns ite attention to of late years seems to yield a surplus return, The postal service became a paying one and the income was cutoff, Now it appears that the Patent office has earned $2,500,000 more than it could spend, which amount it has to its eredit in the Treasury. a a Tax New York journals declare that the moat eventful week in Wall street of 1883 ended. on Saturday, _ October 20th, and one ofthem makes the statement that ‘‘within two years the shrinkage of values iu the Stock Exchange has reached $1,500,000,000 or 200,030,000 more than our national debt.” No Whiskey! Brown’s Iron Birrers is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not composed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemperance by promoting ‘a’ desire for rum, . Brown’s Iron Brrrers is guaranteed to be a nonintoxicating stimulant, and Mass Berna Crowter of Datroit, N. -¥., dreamed thres.nights i in suec gession of her uncle's death in Texas. it will, in n early every case, Im ed with her dreams, she added a letter to him. The letter waar cence . fell into the hands of his lawyers, lutely ‘ill the d f who nytified her week before last that 1 e desire for ~ ghe had fallen heir to $50,000 by her} Whiskey and other intoxiundle’s death, cating beverages. ‘Pw Prince of Wales plays the banjo, the Princess Louise ithe guistar, the Princess of Wales has accompanied Nilsson‘on the piano, the Duke of Edinburgh playe the violin, and the Duchess is able to turn the} pages of & full score, while the Duke Rev, G.W. Rite, editor of the American Christian Re: view, says ofBrown's Iron Bitters: ih eins Os Ney, 16, 1881, Gents :—The foolish waat : anti of vital force in bu Oneow ; het ipo m oe ae phe lag rary I = me ae wh. Titans . > epee me fo hey ae ere gee aa : jon a hecessit Si appearance to the in jwhich no Aaatn the Irish priesthood is unitCandi if applied, will atthe. ‘ espeadonn. can ¥t does nut ed against the British Government, — ‘Who resort to saloons sianiene Seibeeee The plan of exporting the poor from sit a aia reouperation, “ . * dectiousble, yey Pomona, Ireland meets the opposition of the ; ; For sale by CARR BROS. whole Catholic Church, The Bish-. Brown's Iron Brrrers Bridge Notice, Pi mre ny gai has been sian tested OTIOE is hereby given that the Vise for digestion, sae Ties pea of Ps ad in ona <>,. biliousness, weakness, debil. for the County of Nevada, at at the Court Tap ladies ot South Carolina are ity, overwork, rheumatism, . 7th, 19st, we idosiock & ae at tee ee Pv leiyar ins ret the State mye ae A Pep Near teutit ba cayal ats il Se ey _ pee liver complaints, « kidney. 1 rouble, &c., and it never . fails to render aphedy and fn discussing . borat Tei The other morning, J. F. Bade_ ate and soil have something to do. noch thought che would. grease his with the developmept of physique. wagon. He put a bottle on the find a job, ‘When an Eastern resident goes to] stove to warm and when it me A Truckee man who held an acci‘well-filled forms, The purity and . dgnt insurance policy got bit by aj. : i ‘dryness of the air of the interior of. bug. Neglecting to stalvinns the . liquors, at: J. J, Jackson's. Beehive, California doés not produce the same} asual antidote co plentifal in that . effect ;-bot San Frangiseo is bathed . town, he became disabled, recovered petenmially in sea breezes and sea . $68.57 damages from the Ineurance minds me ot tbe sto ne the price] wanted te make ate’ tuings all right hth tne would have pr rng f ee iis, money to the "there are no fonder: of exercise than . had te to purchase to counteract the Ge i the their sisters on this side of the con-. poison ef the bug bite. Everybody . i) ae Létnent,” It-tmore than met m: A young man in a, Jeather jetore lence, 1 Ronee tothe root of all di-Marysyilleand Sscramevto, Had . used to feel very impatient with his thon among man of i po Brapieee wow But he saw the use of it years after . when, io an establishment of his own — 7 ith’ and ‘beauty in every . he was able’ to tell by the touch the Site’ 1t was} This preparations which has been known , they take a trip. with everything which we acquire . name of ginger; and as ginger ie ca 4 ring back the sparkle, to skilled in every business outnumber and the elasticity of . Webster once replied to a young . % FARKun's Gixgne. ie onpiein sie gras ir step. Then they go. ™an who asked if there was ‘‘any . Hiscox & Co, is atthe bottom of the outside The better you know your ‘business You can gather much information by making & wise use of your eyes and ears, and . STANLY A EDDY. «06.0. meen pene. cohsum as soon thereafter as ence, ie beech iter EE poet Bric ‘in the coun RGINIA JRNPIRE « CO. nevl4 _ Per Winns Seana, Athy, . jured in thé iagt. Manica bout are made out of paper: ‘intensely con[densed, snd made out of linen fibers ‘painted over with a consposition . . and is fire-proof. Toxre are 4,000 unemployed cler gymen in the Charch of England. . ‘They are willing to work bat can’t en ee ae RELIABLE help for the weak, nervous, and debilitated dyspeptic sufferer. found in Brown's Iron Bitters, Cuitpren 8 pictures taken instanteneously by Swart , Nevada City. ee ee THe finest domestic and foreign His Soul and is Silver, “Your asking fig how I came to use it; reof the Scotchman he on his death to’the kirk, d'ye ake can a ‘omise you thot, mon,” answerr; ‘but Ladvise ye to try: the ‘hesetity / er. FE oe No, 278 Avenue, di fat ne, of No, by ese sa wr’ f of the West mae continued ; nd: tea what did with Parker's Tonic; 1 the experand Il am very glad to wstity to ite excelents Sicen: r . men and jovalids ¢ the Tonic ae * fect ieee is ad destined to be for this purp gentle Peaouihes ea ich @radicates disease, It rt organ into activity, I ie Wl wer to an’ tne it ever inebriates.” customers with inferior articles un unimportant flavoring the misleading word There will be'no change, however, in the . errr pi itself, and ail dhe bottles in the ds of dealers, Wrapped “under the name gredient, we drop i tine medicine if the fac-similie signature of wrapper, RUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. meee Jeno abet Nov. 13, 1883. G. H. Graves, Bridgeport, G. Sharpe, Downieville; R. M. Smith, Eureka, C, Shurtleff, City, J. Maltzie, do H. Reardan, do ', Farrer, do J. Hustler, Patterso™, W. Barhtel Sacramento, O.M. Bonvermort, Qukeland, H.C Dickerson, Sierra City, Mrs, C. A. Hager, Blue Tent, WwW. Miwecded w, Bridge, : Di E »Matteson, Grass alley,” + G. Lord, do: . an rg: Cougar, Mavade: “ELL: Hager, Blue Tent, H. H. Sweet, Moore's Fiat, Mrs. Biggar, do Mrs. Noonan, do J, Avery, Emigrant Gap. tee whee ‘Union Hotel, RECTOH REOS..Promriptern. Nov. 13, 1883. A. G, Chew, Red Dog, F. M. Buckman, Litt'e York, J. H. Onstott, City, R. D. Carter, do is BE es. do Tully, Qmega,J. M ‘Davie Pike City, Dd, noe Texas, .: . { L. Thorndyke, Grass Volley, E. Seilig; San Francisco, 8. Follman, do J. Falkingham, do C. ©, Stowe, do Mrs.E, Stowe, do J. Maybeck, © do Mrs, Hartinger & 3c, City, J, Bensen,do E. Clark, R. R. ; F, Beckett, ° de ‘ C, Tegler,. . do : F, Percival, Washington, J. F. Pullin Quaker Hill, J, Johnson, San Jose, ee Notice to o Creditors. N the Superior Court of. the County of Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter of the Estate of Mur. Strumbeck, deEstate of Mum Strumbeck, deceased.— Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Mum Strumbeckdeceased »to the creditor afand all 3 hav claims against the gaia deveased, toexhibitthem with*the cvecessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of “this notice, to the said A1miinistrator at his residence at Eurka Seuth, NeVada meen California. JOHANNES STRUMBECK, Administrator of Estate of Mum Strumbeck, deceased, bevel at Nevada City, Nev, 24th, 1883, eh 2 Long, Att'y. nl6 BONCUTI, which becomes part of the Bom ing "— a st me into Heaven . This powder never dertes. A marveLof purity, strength and wholesomeness, lore economical than the ordinary kinds, and canant be sold ‘. in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phoshate powders. SoLp onty IN er Al OM Powper Co., FTERNOON SESSION from 2 to 4:30. es apslanh from.7:30 to 20 e'clock, A com teacher will-be in.attendance — 5 — be given to Laaies ani on. No ehiectipnahhe persons admitted under. any circumstances, ADMITTANCE FREE. Use of Skates Twentyfive Cents. CHILDREN under 12 Single Tickets 15 Cents, 2 for 25 Cente, 10 for $1. -DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK A GRAND UERADE CARNIVAL will he “ss ve El t Prizes will be a te aie, an 1 ‘ ps . 8. CHA SE, Proprietor. _ ~ FOR SALE, A 86-foot Overshot Water-wheel, L* FIRST-OLASS ORDER. ee cash, Wilbbe sold pac 3 diam WEST, G: Vali Qe) w. TERNAN. Banner "ag y . NOTICE TO THE PUBL I HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY Meat Market on Commercial street to ACOB NAFFZIGER, but 1 will for the Eeseont remain in charge of the establishAll persons indebted to me are requested to call without delay and settle their accounts, as I must have money at once. (. J. Naffziger. Nevada City, Nov. 1, 1883, Gold Dut Bought, . Corner Broad and Pine ~~ ON ) tas a Friday Bening, Hr. 30, 8%. PAPER FOR ALL} JOHN. MICHELL ee WILL orve A MAS8at Nevada on vee Hee 4 Meiaceibias that it ccsts ‘. only $7 a year, or $6 in Advance. . Two Pisa fer the best sustained Characters, rk ‘s and Gentleman's.) "Good music has secured for the occasion. Admission $1 per couple. a invitation ticket at the door, LESTER § “E ORAWFORD., nny Is THE LARGEST DAILY PAPER Residence Property for Sale, Sanvoared IN THE THE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT on Aristocracy Hill, owned by Thomas H. Caswell, pea Serra Nevada Gold Fields. rap ara is offered for sale s : . ATA eee et SD 0, dwell dpa feck Upon “le. P. Brown and L. 8, Calkins For terms apply to ; John A. ‘tie PROPRIETORS County Recorder's Office, Mevada City. Nos. 18. Mee eae GEORGE Ww. HILL, ; MAVING THE Genera Insurance Agent, (ARGEST CRCULATION. ‘NO, 9 MAIN. STREET Grass Valley .@Qeal. 1s PHB First Class Compantes Re concmte sromeaner Ot nag dn . DLOSSES PROMPTLY OJU8 Faq ie Drug tobe: Nevoda. City WALTER Dy-VINT ON eur Ungar encom A Large Stock of Patent — Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, 2 Combs, Brushes, Hand Troe, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescription d Bya Competent Dr gist, and P_ RFECT PURITY guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE NSURANCE COMPANIES EB ANT IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN, ‘Wm. George -. Grass Valley. 7 o Men’s Beaver Sui a Great Clot ring’ “Sale . Without tveser~-e ! HAVING A VERY LARGE STOCK NEW AND FASHIONABLE Me's, Youths’ and Boys Ching SPsacunk ahs baa Goode, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, Which wvill-be sold at the following i achuaaces Rates: (SUBJECT TO REDUCTION HEREAFTER.) Men’s Fine Cassimere Suits, formerly $25 reduced to $96, Men's Fine Cassimere Suits, formerly $20 reduced to $47, Men's Fine Cassimere Suits, formerly $15 reduced to $11. Men's Pique Dress Suits, Sack and Frock, seduced from §95 to. $20. LIVER POOL: Sienemiads AND Glover. ——060: ne ——;) eee + ——AND—— ts, formerly $25 reduced to $18. 00000000000. See THE BEST TOILET SOAP. THE MOST ECONOMICAL. GOOD FOR. THE SKIN. IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION, Fy URES SKIN Diseases, Mot and Cold Baths, {The iat Rolain im Tov it bas Clothin hi Tri tI White Shirts: untaubdirisd, 2D eonts. White Shirts, unlaundried, $] 95, Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 50 cents each, Heavy Overalls, 75 cents, Heavy Overalls, 37 1-2. cents, 11-4 White Family Blankets, $5; each. : . 10-4 White Blankets, $7 each. a : 11-4 White California Blankets, $8: 50. Bed Comforters, $1.95, 7 pair Men’s Shaker Socks, $1. Men’s Canton Flannel Under Shirts ahd Bra tiews: Men's Grey Flannel: Under Shirts and Drawers, . Having bought 80°casts, at a Bankrupt Sale, Tam enabled to sell in GUM ROBBER BOOTS AP $4.50 PER ni “ 50 cents, each. and §1 25 a pair, NEVADA “THEATRE, ENLARGED. aad IMPROVED. . WILL couFige favor. te You in Philadelphia, ig Bos on line. Hise ye a Tust Recéivea P= ¥ fall line OF THE Latest Styles of Men's Clething, ‘eceuscer'<— [Daily Transcript. tate Silas of Youts and Boys Cothing, Latest Styles of Furnishing Goods, = Latest Styles of Men's, Youths and Bap Hats ai ta Largest Stock intownof Boots: Shoes Larwest Stock in-town of Blankets, all colors and grades, Largest Stock “in town ‘of “Bed” Gonforters, ete al fact our Store is so fal of “Goods wel are atfloss’ to : know where to pgt them — _LARGEST STOCK! Or NEWEST coops’t ee As we are direct importers from New York and Europe,.and also being large manufacturers, ena*. bles us to place on the market the very best of CLOTHING AS CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Don’t delay but: come aes and see us. We assure you We will give: you more value for your money theadany one else, HYMAN’ BROS., 7 Murray St., New York. HYMAN BROS., Decale, Hawaaian Islands. HYMAN SON 216, 218 Cal. st., San Francisco, AND ——— \Cor Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city, GASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, =x aveOpenea a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial. Streets, . (Building formerly occupied by WR. ‘Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines, ~~ GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &E. WE pRoruik TO SELL or Cash Onmis-, And by'so doing can quote LOWER PRICES for the best qualities of Goods than Any other Dealer in Nevada City, HUSSEY & SON. BRAND & BROTHER, Eiawe Removed —_——TO THE——__. National ‘Exchange Hotel Block, OUR stock oF ABLY WITH ANY IN iid cuca Call and _sec the new are now. arriving direct from ok of Goods which ‘the manuand — ~ Our facilities are sich chine nt constantly j in ie se ate Itisa pleasure to: st CITY, wish to. 'P LOWEST PRICES . * 4

CP ENETE TEER? Ree CET ERE SDAY, “NOV. 15, 1883. te nea in the lower part_ ne Nevada county are complaining bi Tax a 88 OLA éeamat ‘. the expensiveness of Truckee. — Truckee furnishes @ big lot of reveA New York ‘Tribane editorial on . aue we won't object if they will anfemale physical development in. nex it to Sierra county. America says : ‘We think the clim‘California, for example, be finds in. so hot. that-he couldn’t hold 4t, h Sen Francisco » race of péople pre. aiscovered that it éontained blasting The shock on Eastern type. The shallowness, . tis nerves was cousiderablé, bat th® leanness and angularity of the typi-. shock on the bottle was greater, It senting a marked difference from the powder instead of oil, cal Yankee have disyppeared, and. has not yet been found. . @verywhere are seen rosy faves and fogs laden with iodine and ozone, Company, and also ‘sav ‘and although the idle class of women . of the bug juice which . tinent, they: do acquire there that . in that town now carri Foutdness of which fingurance policy in his is commonly janbelated-etta Englizh’. “‘tarantala antidote” i and Trish women.” ‘That writer had . having no demand. probably corfined his observations} = Ga Fy 0 of women in the interior of the State : » te the © miasmatic swamps around he come into the Sierra Nevada . employer for keeping him year afte mountains he would have seen the . year for three years haniling hides, handsomest women and the strong: est men to found on the Coast — There is , breeze that: romps over our hill tops . ¢xact quality of thé goods, or whistles through these canyons. . only by the thousands of repetitions talled. sauty Pakame tole” ke ores ‘When San Francisco ladies become . that the lesson was learned ; 80 it ie . Piet dealers are constantly acetvin faded and this way ‘and by spending a summer . by skill, The half-informed, halfChi ees the glow of health to} the others dozen to one. Danie » their youth to home and Hastern newspaper men. toom in the legal profession ?”’— seeing théem.there write to their pap. “There is always roo at the top,’ _ 979 about/the remarkable qualities of “San Francisco’s climate, the better chance to rise, Tux Projected ritiroad from Mau. }* ‘ ; itou tothe summit of Pike's Peak is . Perhaps be able to surprise your em. to be built as rapidly as possible, . Ployer im an emergemey by stepping : ing to the survey of the route into the next man's place and diswhich has been finully accepted, the charging his duties satisfactorily, Su road be thirty miles long, and learn your business, , the maximum grad¢ 300 feet to the Fd) mile. Many miles of railroad are Hot Soup now operated in Colorado over heay-} For free lunch at, Gambrinus Hall, ier /grades than that. During the. @very day and evening. Single t year about 5,000 persons have . tooms for private parties, Lad‘es = the laborious ascent of Pike’s . entrance on Coyote street, 03) tf Peak by the narrow trail which now eon ‘aimee Affords the only access to the eum' jmit, and the projectors of the rail-. At this favorite place can always road consider that fact a sure guar, . be found the very best of wines, ales, ‘gutee of arich return for their in-. iquors and cigars, Eastern beer and vostinent. rthe celebrated Hoffberg beer can al~—_ ways be had atthe Bank Exchange, Lawrur Fowuer, arguing the Culver casein New Haven, Connecti-. . 94¢keon Cuties ouster & Grinder out, said, snapping his finger con-. J, J, Jackson has. purchased. ‘the te nptuously : “I wouldn't give that) coffee roaster and mill of B. F. for the testimony of all the Culvers. promas, and has a fine lot of old that ever lived.” Catching Judge! Government Java and Costa Rica Culver’s eye, he added: “I mean . coffee, which he has just reasted, your Honor, all the Culvers that} and will grind in quantities to suit, ever lived in North Haven.” After. Coffee will be roasted three times a terward the] lawyer was told that} week, Call and examine it.: tf, Judge Culver once dwelt in North Haven, : Sh i a an tesbaibiani: Everyruine thatthe Government turns ite attention to of late years seems to yield a surplus return, The postal service became a paying one and the income was cutoff, Now it appears that the Patent office has earned $2,500,000 more than it could spend, which amount it has to its eredit in the Treasury. a a Tax New York journals declare that the moat eventful week in Wall street of 1883 ended. on Saturday, _ October 20th, and one ofthem makes the statement that ‘‘within two years the shrinkage of values iu the Stock Exchange has reached $1,500,000,000 or 200,030,000 more than our national debt.” No Whiskey! Brown’s Iron Birrers is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not composed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemperance by promoting ‘a’ desire for rum, . Brown’s Iron Brrrers is guaranteed to be a nonintoxicating stimulant, and Mass Berna Crowter of Datroit, N. -¥., dreamed thres.nights i in suec gession of her uncle's death in Texas. it will, in n early every case, Im ed with her dreams, she added a letter to him. The letter waar cence . fell into the hands of his lawyers, lutely ‘ill the d f who nytified her week before last that 1 e desire for ~ ghe had fallen heir to $50,000 by her} Whiskey and other intoxiundle’s death, cating beverages. ‘Pw Prince of Wales plays the banjo, the Princess Louise ithe guistar, the Princess of Wales has accompanied Nilsson‘on the piano, the Duke of Edinburgh playe the violin, and the Duchess is able to turn the} pages of & full score, while the Duke Rev, G.W. Rite, editor of the American Christian Re: view, says ofBrown's Iron Bitters: ih eins Os Ney, 16, 1881, Gents :—The foolish waat : anti of vital force in bu Oneow ; het ipo m oe ae phe lag rary I = me ae wh. Titans . > epee me fo hey ae ere gee aa : jon a hecessit Si appearance to the in jwhich no Aaatn the Irish priesthood is unitCandi if applied, will atthe. ‘ espeadonn. can ¥t does nut ed against the British Government, — ‘Who resort to saloons sianiene Seibeeee The plan of exporting the poor from sit a aia reouperation, “ . * dectiousble, yey Pomona, Ireland meets the opposition of the ; ; For sale by CARR BROS. whole Catholic Church, The Bish-. Brown's Iron Brrrers Bridge Notice, Pi mre ny gai has been sian tested OTIOE is hereby given that the Vise for digestion, sae Ties pea of Ps ad in ona <>,. biliousness, weakness, debil. for the County of Nevada, at at the Court Tap ladies ot South Carolina are ity, overwork, rheumatism, . 7th, 19st, we idosiock & ae at tee ee Pv leiyar ins ret the State mye ae A Pep Near teutit ba cayal ats il Se ey _ pee liver complaints, « kidney. 1 rouble, &c., and it never . fails to render aphedy and fn discussing . borat Tei The other morning, J. F. Bade_ ate and soil have something to do. noch thought che would. grease his with the developmept of physique. wagon. He put a bottle on the find a job, ‘When an Eastern resident goes to] stove to warm and when it me A Truckee man who held an acci‘well-filled forms, The purity and . dgnt insurance policy got bit by aj. : i ‘dryness of the air of the interior of. bug. Neglecting to stalvinns the . liquors, at: J. J, Jackson's. Beehive, California doés not produce the same} asual antidote co plentifal in that . effect ;-bot San Frangiseo is bathed . town, he became disabled, recovered petenmially in sea breezes and sea . $68.57 damages from the Ineurance minds me ot tbe sto ne the price] wanted te make ate’ tuings all right hth tne would have pr rng f ee iis, money to the "there are no fonder: of exercise than . had te to purchase to counteract the Ge i the their sisters on this side of the con-. poison ef the bug bite. Everybody . i) ae Létnent,” It-tmore than met m: A young man in a, Jeather jetore lence, 1 Ronee tothe root of all di-Marysyilleand Sscramevto, Had . used to feel very impatient with his thon among man of i po Brapieee wow But he saw the use of it years after . when, io an establishment of his own — 7 ith’ and ‘beauty in every . he was able’ to tell by the touch the Site’ 1t was} This preparations which has been known , they take a trip. with everything which we acquire . name of ginger; and as ginger ie ca 4 ring back the sparkle, to skilled in every business outnumber and the elasticity of . Webster once replied to a young . % FARKun's Gixgne. ie onpiein sie gras ir step. Then they go. ™an who asked if there was ‘‘any . Hiscox & Co, is atthe bottom of the outside The better you know your ‘business You can gather much information by making & wise use of your eyes and ears, and . STANLY A EDDY. «06.0. meen pene. cohsum as soon thereafter as ence, ie beech iter EE poet Bric ‘in the coun RGINIA JRNPIRE « CO. nevl4 _ Per Winns Seana, Athy, . jured in thé iagt. Manica bout are made out of paper: ‘intensely con[densed, snd made out of linen fibers ‘painted over with a consposition . . and is fire-proof. Toxre are 4,000 unemployed cler gymen in the Charch of England. . ‘They are willing to work bat can’t en ee ae RELIABLE help for the weak, nervous, and debilitated dyspeptic sufferer. found in Brown's Iron Bitters, Cuitpren 8 pictures taken instanteneously by Swart , Nevada City. ee ee THe finest domestic and foreign His Soul and is Silver, “Your asking fig how I came to use it; reof the Scotchman he on his death to’the kirk, d'ye ake can a ‘omise you thot, mon,” answerr; ‘but Ladvise ye to try: the ‘hesetity / er. FE oe No, 278 Avenue, di fat ne, of No, by ese sa wr’ f of the West mae continued ; nd: tea what did with Parker's Tonic; 1 the experand Il am very glad to wstity to ite excelents Sicen: r . men and jovalids ¢ the Tonic ae * fect ieee is ad destined to be for this purp gentle Peaouihes ea ich @radicates disease, It rt organ into activity, I ie Wl wer to an’ tne it ever inebriates.” customers with inferior articles un unimportant flavoring the misleading word There will be'no change, however, in the . errr pi itself, and ail dhe bottles in the ds of dealers, Wrapped “under the name gredient, we drop i tine medicine if the fac-similie signature of wrapper, RUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. meee Jeno abet Nov. 13, 1883. G. H. Graves, Bridgeport, G. Sharpe, Downieville; R. M. Smith, Eureka, C, Shurtleff, City, J. Maltzie, do H. Reardan, do ', Farrer, do J. Hustler, Patterso™, W. Barhtel Sacramento, O.M. Bonvermort, Qukeland, H.C Dickerson, Sierra City, Mrs, C. A. Hager, Blue Tent, WwW. Miwecded w, Bridge, : Di E »Matteson, Grass alley,” + G. Lord, do: . an rg: Cougar, Mavade: “ELL: Hager, Blue Tent, H. H. Sweet, Moore's Fiat, Mrs. Biggar, do Mrs. Noonan, do J, Avery, Emigrant Gap. tee whee ‘Union Hotel, RECTOH REOS....Promriptern. Nov. 13, 1883. A. G, Chew, Red Dog, F. M. Buckman, Litt'e York, J. H. Onstott, City, R. D. Carter, do is BE es. do

Tully, Qmega,J. M ‘Davie Pike City, Dd, noe Texas, .: . { L. Thorndyke, Grass Volley, E. Seilig; San Francisco, 8. Follman, do J. Falkingham, do C. ©, Stowe, do Mrs.E, Stowe, do J. Maybeck, © do Mrs, Hartinger & 3c, City, J, Bensen,do E. Clark, R. R. ; F, Beckett, ° de ‘ C, Tegler,. . do : F, Percival, Washington, J. F. Pullin Quaker Hill, J, Johnson, San Jose, ee Notice to o Creditors. N the Superior Court of. the County of Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter of the Estate of Mur. Strumbeck, deEstate of Mum Strumbeck, deceased.— Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Mum Strumbeckdeceased »to the creditor afand all 3 hav claims against the gaia deveased, toexhibitthem with*the cvecessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of “this notice, to the said A1miinistrator at his residence at Eurka Seuth, NeVada meen California. JOHANNES STRUMBECK, Administrator of Estate of Mum Strumbeck, deceased, bevel at Nevada City, Nev, 24th, 1883, eh 2 Long, Att'y. nl6 BONCUTI, which becomes part of the Bom ing "— a st me into Heaven . This powder never dertes. A marveLof purity, strength and wholesomeness, lore economical than the ordinary kinds, and canant be sold ‘. in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phoshate powders. SoLp onty IN er Al OM Powper Co., FTERNOON SESSION from 2 to 4:30. es apslanh from.7:30 to 20 e'clock, A com teacher will-be in.attendance — 5 — be given to Laaies ani on.. No ehiectipnahhe persons admitted under. any circumstances, ADMITTANCE FREE. Use of Skates Twentyfive Cents. CHILDREN under 12 Single Tickets 15 Cents, 2 for 25 Cente, 10 for $1. -DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK A GRAND UERADE CARNIVAL will he “ss ve El t Prizes will be a te aie, an 1 ‘ ps . 8. CHA SE, Proprietor. _ ~ FOR SALE, A 86-foot Overshot Water-wheel, L* FIRST-OLASS ORDER. ee cash, Wilbbe sold pac 3 diam WEST, G: Vali Qe) w. TERNAN. Banner "ag y . NOTICE TO THE PUBL I HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY Meat Market on Commercial street to ACOB NAFFZIGER, but 1 will for the Eeseont remain in charge of the establishAll persons indebted to me are requested to call without delay and settle their accounts, as I must have money at once. (. J. Naffziger. Nevada City, Nov. 1, 1883, Gold Dut Bought, . Corner Broad and Pine ~~ ON ) tas a Friday Bening, Hr. 30, 8%. PAPER FOR ALL} JOHN. MICHELL ee WILL orve A MAS8at Nevada on vee Hee 4 Meiaceibias that it ccsts ‘. only $7 a year, or $6 in Advance. . Two Pisa fer the best sustained Characters, rk ‘s and Gentleman's.) "Good music has secured for the occasion. Admission $1 per couple. a invitation ticket at the door, LESTER § “E ORAWFORD., nny Is THE LARGEST DAILY PAPER Residence Property for Sale, Sanvoared IN THE THE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT on Aristocracy Hill, owned by Thomas H. Caswell, pea Serra Nevada Gold Fields. rap ara is offered for sale s : . ATA eee et SD 0, dwell dpa feck Upon “le. P. Brown and L. 8, Calkins For terms apply to ; John A. ‘tie PROPRIETORS County Recorder's Office, Mevada City. Nos. 18. Mee eae GEORGE Ww. HILL, ; MAVING THE Genera Insurance Agent, (ARGEST CRCULATION. ‘NO, 9 MAIN. STREET Grass Valley .@Qeal. 1s PHB First Class Compantes Re concmte sromeaner Ot nag dn . DLOSSES PROMPTLY OJU8 Faq ie Drug tobe: Nevoda. City WALTER Dy-VINT ON eur Ungar encom A Large Stock of Patent — Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, 2 Combs, Brushes, Hand Troe, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescription d Bya Competent Dr gist, and P_ RFECT PURITY guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE NSURANCE COMPANIES EB ANT IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN, ‘Wm. George -. Grass Valley. 7 o Men’s Beaver Sui a Great Clot ring’ “Sale . Without tveser~-e ! HAVING A VERY LARGE STOCK NEW AND FASHIONABLE Me's, Youths’ and Boys Ching SPsacunk ahs baa Goode, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, Which wvill-be sold at the following i achuaaces Rates: (SUBJECT TO REDUCTION HEREAFTER.) Men’s Fine Cassimere Suits, formerly $25 reduced to $96, Men's Fine Cassimere Suits, formerly $20 reduced to $47, Men's Fine Cassimere Suits, formerly $15 reduced to $11. Men's Pique Dress Suits, Sack and Frock, seduced from §95 to. $20. LIVER POOL: Sienemiads AND Glover. ——060: ne ——;) eee + ——AND—— ts, formerly $25 reduced to $18. 00000000000. See THE BEST TOILET SOAP. THE MOST ECONOMICAL. GOOD FOR. THE SKIN. IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION, Fy URES SKIN Diseases, Mot and Cold Baths, {The iat Rolain im Tov it bas Clothin hi Tri tI White Shirts: untaubdirisd, 2D eonts. White Shirts, unlaundried, $] 95, Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 50 cents each, Heavy Overalls, 75 cents, Heavy Overalls, 37 1-2. cents, 11-4 White Family Blankets, $5; each. : . 10-4 White Blankets, $7 each. a : 11-4 White California Blankets, $8: 50. Bed Comforters, $1.95, 7 pair Men’s Shaker Socks, $1. Men’s Canton Flannel Under Shirts ahd Bra tiews: Men's Grey Flannel: Under Shirts and Drawers, . Having bought 80°casts, at a Bankrupt Sale, Tam enabled to sell in GUM ROBBER BOOTS AP $4.50 PER ni “ 50 cents, each. and §1 25 a pair, NEVADA “THEATRE, ENLARGED. aad IMPROVED. . WILL couFige favor. te You in Philadelphia, ig Bos on line. Hise ye a Tust Recéivea P= ¥ fall line OF THE Latest Styles of Men's Clething, ‘eceuscer'<— [Daily Transcript. tate Silas of Youts and Boys Cothing, Latest Styles of Furnishing Goods, = Latest Styles of Men's, Youths and Bap Hats ai ta Largest Stock intownof Boots: Shoes Larwest Stock in-town of Blankets, all colors and grades, Largest Stock “in town ‘of “Bed” Gonforters, ete al fact our Store is so fal of “Goods wel are atfloss’ to : know where to pgt them — _LARGEST STOCK! Or NEWEST coops’t ee As we are direct importers from New York and Europe,.and also being large manufacturers, ena*. bles us to place on the market the very best of CLOTHING AS CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Don’t delay but: come aes and see us. We assure you We will give: you more value for your money theadany one else, HYMAN’ BROS., 7 Murray St., New York. HYMAN BROS., Decale, Hawaaian Islands. HYMAN SON 216, 218 Cal. st., San Francisco, AND ——— \Cor Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city, GASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, =x aveOpenea a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Main and Commercial. Streets, . (Building formerly occupied by WR. ‘Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines, ~~ GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, &E. WE pRoruik TO SELL or Cash Onmis-, And by'so doing can quote LOWER PRICES for the best qualities of Goods than Any other Dealer in Nevada City, HUSSEY & SON. BRAND & BROTHER, Eiawe Removed —_——TO THE——__. National ‘Exchange Hotel Block, OUR stock oF ABLY WITH ANY IN iid cuca Call and _sec the new are now. arriving direct from ok of Goods which ‘the manuand — ~ Our facilities are sich chine nt constantly j in ie se ate Itisa pleasure to: st CITY, wish to. 'P LOWEST PRICES . * 4