November 5, 1884 (4 pages)

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5, 1884. eS LOCAL AFFAIRS. — Monday Night’s Fire.The fire alarm shortly before 11 o’clock Monday night was occasioned by a dense cloud of smoke arising from the Broad street end of Naffziger’s pork packing establishment, and in » short time both fire companies were on the scene and ready for duty. The blaze started from the smoke-honse, the walls of the lower portion of which are eonstructed of brick work, with a space of about eighteen inches separating the _ masonry from the surrounding wood work, The sheet iron door to the fireplace had bevome red-hot, and the props holding it up had burned away, letting it fall partially out of position. ‘The fire had spread clear around the wooden enclosure of the brick walle, and run up into the frame apartment where the meat hung. There was a quantity of hay ~ stored in the loft of the building io which the smote-house occupies a corner, and a thin partition is all that separates this building from Graham’s livery stable. Had the fire obtained a little more start, the result would have been most disastrous, As it was, H. ¥. Reardan arrived with three Harden Hand Grenades before the firemen were ready to turn on a stream, and broke two in the space behind the fireplace, the wooden partition being afire over a large area, The gasses from the grenades extinguished the fire there in a twinkling, when he rushed the opposite side and broke one #0 "that its contents were scattered over the blazing wood work around the iron door, Immediately the fire there was subdued. At almost the same time a stream of water was turned inside the smoke-house by the firemen, and the fire there was soon out. There was about $600 werth of hams and bacon nearly cured, and a portion of the bacon was injured. The loss of meat and damage to the amoke-house will net be less than $300, according to the owner’s estimate, The building is insured. sa OR EL A Te TO IOE BOYD DRAMATIC COMPANY. ‘. gallery was occupied, and the downeeagnenee cence saan: bw nanemae A Big Audience on the Opening Night—Stronger Company Than Ever. The management of the Nelli. Boyd Company must have felt highly complimented by the large audience that greeted them on the occas: ion of their fourth annual appearance at this city: Every seat in the stairs part of the house was nearly fall. The melodrama of ‘‘Solomon Isaacs” constituted the bill, and although it had been twice played here before, and a large portion ofthe people present had seen it at least once, it was 80 well enacted that it commanded the deep interest of all. Miss Boyd was of course the central attraction, and sotwithstanding the high degree of excellence with which she had per sonated “Kate Medland” in the past, Monday évening’s performance thatpart which shows she has not yet career, She is, if we can judge from a single illustration, better surported in most parte than during her previous visits. Ella Marble is a bright and pleasing actress, and possessed of more than ordinary dramatic force. Mr. Roberte (whose ‘Seth Preen” in “the Lights o’ London” first breught him conspicuously before the critical play-goers of the Coast) although apparently out of his regu lar line of business as ‘‘Mathew Thornton,” the hardened villain, showed marked improvement over his earlier efforts; and that he is fairly entitled to the reputation be has earned as an accomplished, versatile and painstaking actor. H. Loomis gave a quite acceptable rendition of “Gilbert Medland,” but b:fore the week has passed we expect. to see him in other parts for which he is better fitted. Mr. Marble, who has the reputation of being a most admirable comedian, and wasal:o somewhat out of his element in the peculiar character of ‘‘Isaacs,” created a vast fund of amusement by his eccentricities, All the other parte were well played, and the performance as whole was strong. The silver cornet band and’ orchestra is by. great odde the best ever brought to this city by any theatrical troupe. Its selections are not only varied, but.are performed with a skill and an effect that captivates the dallestwas the best she has ‘given here in tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, ‘Sc. The most Powerful and Penetrating Pain-relieving prssed the meridian of her histrionic . _ayggygenenarste tn aaa oS aE SEI SCARE ESE aca WW DRY coos! “Soap” McAlpine Knocked Out. Tom (better known out here as Soap”) McAlpine, who a few years ago fought Jimmie Rodda of this _ city at Storm’s Ranch below Grass Valley, is still in the field, as. the following telegram sent Sunday from St. Paul, Minnesota, shows: “ihe afternoon a party of abbut 100 people went by steamer about three miles down the Mississippi to witness a fight with hard gloves between John S. Barnes of thie city and Tom McAlpine of New York The men were of the same:height, 5 feet 8 inches. Barnes weighed 145 pounds and McAlpine 144. It was nearly four -o’clock when time was called. By consent of both parties the time of the rounds was made two minutes each under the Marquis of Queensbury’s rules, The fight was marked by cautious sparring for six rounds without either receiving punishment. When the _ seventh round began it was evident that Barnes meant. buainess, and he sent in a terrific swinging righthander which took McAlpine fairly over the right eye and he fell like o log, where he lay fully ten minutes totally unconscious. @n coming to he pulled off the gloves-and gave up. Rarnes did not receive a scratch.” RELL LET END A SLIT LE TOES The Overland. The ‘Overland Magazine” for November is at hand, and it is a good number, as the following table of contents will indicate: The Don in Pauper Alley, H. 8. Brooks; A Wedding: Sonnet, James Berry Bensel; Public Debts, E.:A. Walcott; On the Edge ofa New Land, I., IL, (III, IV., V., Ada Langworthy Collier; Smuggling in Peru; An Afternoon Nap ‘and ite Consequences, F. Deas; Song, E. ©. Atherton; Paracelsus, L. d. M. Soulsby; Grapes of Thorns, Mabel S. Urmy; Food and Quarantine; The Hidden Love, Albert H. Tolman; Pioneer {Sketches—V., Gold Lake;, The Firet Stampede in the California Mines, Henry L. Wells; A Day Out Doors, Lillian H. Shuey; -The Building of a State, I, The Blue Tent at San Jose, Sherman Day; The Late War in South America—IV, Holger Birkedal, Etc., and Book Reviews. Supreme Court Attorneys. neces _ The following attorneys of Nevada county are entiled to practice in the Sacramento Division of the Supreme ‘Court: Searls & Searls, Walling & Gaylord, Cross & Simonds, Johnson & Mason, A.C. Niles, W.D. Long, 2 H, V. Reardan, J. I. Caldwell, G. --D. Blakey, William Sowden, Thomas 8, Ford, Frank Power, Nevada City; _. A.B. Dibble, A.J. Ridge, E. W. _ Roberts, A. Burrows, C. W. Kitts, George E.’ Marshall, O. E, Mason, Truckee; James A. Stidger, North eared hearer. Leave Man” was on the programme, and between the acts the election returns were read from the stage as had been promised by Manager Welty screaming farce ‘‘I'o Oblige Last evening ‘‘The Ticket of . et To-night the emotional “viety play of ‘Forget Me Not” 1 les, the enson” willbe put on with all the members of the troupe in the cast. The experiment made by Miss Boyd in reducing prices of admission to 35 and 50 cents (reserved seats being on sale at Vinton’s for the latter price) is a most gratifying success. None of our citizens feel too poor to attend frequently, and a fall house is guaranteed for every performance, No Time Lost. Last Friday a lady was divorced in the Superior Court of this county from her firathusband, Own Saturday a. gentlemai was naturalized in the same court. Ona the evening of the latter day the divorced. lady and the naturalized gentleman were mariied, ewe John Enright Artested, ‘ John Enright. was arrested Monsixteen dollar overcoat from C. T. Cantield. He was locked up in jail to await trial. two bit meal, go to the House, Broad street. O, C. Conlan, ‘proprietor. je8-lys Be GHA AR SR E HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS... Proprietors. ‘Nov, 3, 1884. B Guscetti, Ranch M B Dumbler, Eagle Bird mine J Patterson, Washington H Hansen, do ~ HM Plaéce, do T Anderson, Excelsior ditch Fred Searls, City f Mrs N Searls, do George Lord, Grass Valley Harry Odges, Town ‘l'alk Miss Banks, San Juan James Chisholm, do Mrs Sanborn, You Bet Wm Shirley, South Yuba J W Romsey, Washington Mrs C Tomalson, Town Talk Wm Carpenter, . ruckee Amos Lane, Maryaville RD Oarter, City ‘NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOLEL pia “Nov. 3,)1884. . B Hawkins, Santa Rosa T J Miller, do Biuscetti, Ranch D Moore, Washington . C Durnow, dierra City Dr S M Harris, City P Halderland, San Juan _ J H Gillambas, Forest City OS Holbrook, Meadow Lake B Hottinger, Auburn /H V Reardan, City ~ . AB Dickerson, Scott’s Flat day evening on a charge of stealing a For BOARD and lodging or a good Thomas {Monday Evening, Nov. 3d. STANLY A. EDDY... PROPRIETOR. toany pr Farewell then to Syrups, Portland As, Books XX. CSB rr cetera CENT IN —antabsolute cure for/Kheumaand Healing Remedy known to man. NEW FANCY GOODS! ~NEW MILLINERY ORDER TO IN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF.THE LARGE SELECTION OF GOODS TO BE FOUND IN SAN FRANCISCO, WE HAVE THOUGHT IT BEST TO HAVE £2 OUR MILLINER<2 TO TRIMA NUMBER OF HATS AND BONNETS THERE, WHERE SHE CAN HAVE THE ADVANTACE OF To be found in all the Wholesale Houses, We also send a number of French Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Which the Ladies are respectfully invited to Call and Examine whether they wish to purchase or not. Our Millime:. Has Arrived and is Now Ready to Trim Hats and Bonnets in the Very Latest Styles. MRS LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main Street, near the Union Motel, Nevada City TE ————— Stolon—$25 Reward. re above reward will be paid for infor» « NEVADA THEATRE. FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING horse, stolen from my stable, near French Corral, on the night of October 3ist, or tor inf rmation leading to the conviction of the thief, Small dark brown, almost black horse, with few white hairs in forehead, nigh hind toot, and about teninches of leg, white, brand, large M on off shoulder ; weight about 900 pounds. Also, old saddle with horn broken off and old bridle. HENRY CaRkEG, n4 French Corral, Nevada Co., Cal. BEAUTIFUL STOCK ‘Or Tall and Winter Govts Mrs. M. A. Sterling AS JUST RETURNED FROM SAN H Francisco, where she purehasei a Large anJ Elegant stock of Fancy Dry aud Dress Goods. Brocaded and Plain Velvets, Silks, Satins, Rhadames, Ladies Cloth, Ottomans, Combination Suitings, Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, Fancy Goods. The Best of Versatile Artisis, ~ NBLIE BOYD! Supporteds by a Powerful and well selected Dramatic Company of 16 PERSONS! TO-NIGHT THE SENSATIONAL SOCIETY PLAY, “FORGET ME NOT.” To conclude with the Laughable Parce, "TO OBLIGE BENSON.’ The management has made arrangements with the Western Union office to have the Election returns sent immediately to the Theatre where they will be read from the stage, New and Appropriate Scenery. ‘MILLINERY. Ladies are particularly requested. to cal aud examine my stock of ; HATS AND BONNETS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, in all the latest Parisian styles. making your purchases, call on And Superb Ogthestra. Entire Change of Pr¢ Nightly ! * Best Seuts Only 50 Cents, . P Haryson, San Francisco L Dalavotti; Derbec Noopugpcoany is the sweet-sounding name of a Pennsylvania town, © TD Ostvom, eo Before Mrs. Sterling, and you will be convinced La NL ACL TT I a A é . Fyamining the French Pattern Hats, mation leading to the recovery of my . ~ THE GREAT CARRIACE HOUS: Or the Pacific Coast. F. DAVIS c& SON ., SACRAMENTO, CAL. Open and Top Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages and Sporting Wagons also the Celebrated American Road art Best material, good workmanship, hand ig, and . able vehicle in every respect, 1,200 CARRIAGES——— Sold by J F. DAVIS & SON, are now in use in California and Nevada. They give unfailing satisfaction All thgir work is warranted. They have eceive testimonial from all parts of, the country, of purport similar to the following: Cuoco, Cat., December 80, 1882. J . : style, st / Massrs, J. F. Javis & Sen, Sacramento: GrntTLemEN:—I have been using your carriages and buggies in my livery stable fo the past year, and have sold several to other parties in this vicinity, and all agree tha or cheapness and durability, they are superior to any other sold on this Coast. I won use no other in my business, Yours, etc., : HARMEN BAY. F Biees, Cau., January 11, 1 Masses. J. F. Davis & Son, Sacramento’ ‘ 2 1888, GxnTLEMEN:—I have tried a number.of your buggies, find them to be very light they ning and darable, they have proved in every respect what you represented them to be, Yours respectfully, M. BIGGS, Jr. The favorable reputation these carriages have made in localities where they hav been used for several years by liverymen, physicians, farmers and others requiring hard and constant use, and the fact that they can be bought for about one half the price charged bv most manufacturers, has led to an increased demand from those localities. : GEO. LORD of Grass Walley, is Agent for the above vehicles,and will b ¢ sold at Sacramento prices, freight added. : . is see Send for Catalogue and Price List. J. F. DAVIS & SON, Cor. 22d ana O Streets, Sacramento Auction Sale! Furniture, Household Goods, = = — [very Saturday Evening. “Aad Don’t You tlurges [t 1” Goods will be sold at Auction Prices DURING THE WEEK ! I Have Just Received from the East the LARGEST STOCK OF CLASS WARE, . a : OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, : Ever brought to Nevada City, and will sell it Cheaper than’ any other dealer in California. GEORGE TRACY, "Reserved Seats. now on sale at Vinton’s . that she gives better goods for less money Drug Stére, ‘ than any other store in the city, 019-Im fier rs Transcript Block, Commersial Stree. ELALIOA THER! You Watch This Space ! Peececeekaeeiensantee ~€, ROSENTHAL’S {Popular Variety Store I’ THE PLACE To BUY Fine Confectionery, , __. Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete a ALL OF THE BEST Mountain and Valley Fruits, IN THEIR SEASON. . ° FRESH VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY, E. ROSENTHAL. PORK-PAC KING ‘ESTABLISHMENT, . MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNIUN HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZICER, PROPRIETOR. HAVE RE-OPENED MY PACKING Es. LISHMENT, where will be found for a sale at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Etams,Bacon, Pork, Lard and Sausages. I invite the public to give me a call. JACOB NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, September 16, 1884. STOP THAT COUCH Y USING THE GUM TREE COUGH SYRUP. If once tried in your family will prove free from anything te icken the stomach, and the only safe remedy for stoping a coughand building up weak lungs. t has noequal as a cure for Consumption, and ig made from the leavesof the Australan Gum or Eucalyptus Tree, combined with Hoarhound Syrup. W. D. VINTON, Agent, Nevada City J. EB. ak used ce! — THE PALAGE DRUG STORE Keep consta ly onhand a large and «cmplete .tcck cf every fling wtie Hy fo First Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., . SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictoriale and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds;' THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS eee = Ez Prescriptions accurately and Garefully com pounded by a careful and competent Dryggist” Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates FOR SAVING GOLD. Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, In any size or Quantity Furnished to Order. . ——99———_———. The Bert Process yet discovered for aaving fine Gold.—Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper plating on all metals. Old Tableware repaired and replated. _ GUN AND PISTOL MOUNTING A SPECIALTY. CALIFORNIA ELEUTRO PLATING WORKS KEATING & FAGAN, Proprietors. No. 657 Mission Street, San Frencisco Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., e : ~ WALTER 0D. VINTON Prop 2,ietor kK Large Stock of Patent ~ Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, a ! Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, — . Toilet ‘Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. Nevada City AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD perial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, oe ATI : which this p from ¢ pearec atirreé having discus As! can be are rai from t found contra whole Epv in Nev of age Reput doing Tat we wi rain tl se lon drauli AF ~ bar fr drauli New ( As feet 21 runnir the su Rio Lundy ing aHor day fr Sh Twe ber ha sawmi Voss s * San F all the be go who'h be lef the ro narrot _. pleted the L miles the ra Voss 1 ly dw Ma yester street early come: not m bittér in son good done. no ser the cc cinets numb * makir did ne the fig Ac of Ed tally exami ing w owing the ci to sec Marp Walk ceiver have whic} Cc ‘Eo: per y James sey w dersti D. Ca: office. guage conte: IfIh appoi some ing ot I rega _ ana a { 80 ar that . utysh me. t! had him ? ten b jaan him. him. . lectio he/ev “care I wot or an positi a “fo

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5, 1884. eS LOCAL AFFAIRS. — Monday Night’s Fire.The fire alarm shortly before 11 o’clock Monday night was occasioned by a dense cloud of smoke arising from the Broad street end of Naffziger’s pork packing establishment, and in » short time both fire companies were on the scene and ready for duty. The blaze started from the smoke-honse, the walls of the lower portion of which are eonstructed of brick work, with a space of about eighteen inches separating the _ masonry from the surrounding wood work, The sheet iron door to the fireplace had bevome red-hot, and the props holding it up had burned away, letting it fall partially out of position. ‘The fire had spread clear around the wooden enclosure of the brick walle, and run up into the frame apartment where the meat hung. There was a quantity of hay ~ stored in the loft of the building io which the smote-house occupies a corner, and a thin partition is all that separates this building from Graham’s livery stable. Had the fire obtained a little more start, the result would have been most disastrous, As it was, H. ¥. Reardan arrived with three Harden Hand Grenades before the firemen were ready to turn on a stream, and broke two in the space behind the fireplace, the wooden partition being afire over a large area, The gasses from the grenades extinguished the fire there in a twinkling, when he rushed the opposite side and broke one #0 "that its contents were scattered over the blazing wood work around the iron door, Immediately the fire there was subdued. At almost the same time a stream of water was turned inside the smoke-house by the firemen, and the fire there was soon out. There was about $600 werth of hams and bacon nearly cured, and a portion of the bacon was injured. The loss of meat and damage to the amoke-house will net be less than $300, according to the owner’s estimate, The building is insured. sa OR EL A Te TO IOE BOYD DRAMATIC COMPANY. ‘. gallery was occupied, and the downeeagnenee cence saan: bw nanemae A Big Audience on the Opening Night—Stronger Company Than Ever.. The management of the Nelli. Boyd Company must have felt highly complimented by the large audience that greeted them on the occas: ion of their fourth annual appearance at this city: Every seat in the stairs part of the house was nearly fall. The melodrama of ‘‘Solomon Isaacs” constituted the bill, and although it had been twice played here before, and a large portion ofthe people present had seen it at least once, it was 80 well enacted that it commanded the deep interest of all. Miss Boyd was of course the central attraction, and sotwithstanding the high degree of excellence with which she had per sonated “Kate Medland” in the past, Monday évening’s performance thatpart which shows she has not yet career, She is, if we can judge from a single illustration, better surported in most parte than during her previous visits. Ella Marble is a bright and pleasing actress, and possessed of more than ordinary dramatic force. Mr. Roberte (whose ‘Seth Preen” in “the Lights o’ London” first breught him conspicuously before the critical play-goers of the Coast) although apparently out of his regu lar line of business as ‘‘Mathew Thornton,” the hardened villain, showed marked improvement over his earlier efforts; and that he is fairly entitled to the reputation be has earned as an accomplished, versatile and painstaking actor. H. Loomis gave a quite acceptable rendition of “Gilbert Medland,” but b:fore the week has passed we expect. to see him in other parts for which he is better fitted. Mr. Marble, who has the reputation of being a most admirable comedian, and wasal:o somewhat out of his element in the peculiar character of ‘‘Isaacs,” created a vast fund of amusement by his eccentricities, All the other parte were well played, and the performance as whole was strong. The silver cornet band and’ orchestra is by. great odde the best ever brought to this city by any theatrical troupe. Its selections are not only varied, but.are performed with a skill and an effect that captivates the dallestwas the best she has ‘given here in tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, ‘Sc. The most Powerful and Penetrating Pain-relieving prssed the meridian of her histrionic . _ayggygenenarste tn aaa oS aE SEI SCARE ESE aca WW DRY coos! “Soap” McAlpine Knocked Out. Tom (better known out here as Soap”) McAlpine, who a few years ago fought Jimmie Rodda of this _ city at Storm’s Ranch below Grass Valley, is still in the field, as. the following telegram sent Sunday from St. Paul, Minnesota, shows: “ihe afternoon a party of abbut 100 people went by steamer about three miles down the Mississippi to witness a fight with hard gloves between John S. Barnes of thie city and Tom McAlpine of New York The men were of the same:height, 5 feet 8 inches. Barnes weighed 145 pounds and McAlpine 144. It was nearly four -o’clock when time was called. By consent of both parties the time of the rounds was made two minutes each under the Marquis of Queensbury’s rules, The fight was marked by cautious sparring for six rounds without either receiving punishment. When the _ seventh round began it was evident that Barnes meant. buainess, and he sent in a terrific swinging righthander which took McAlpine fairly over the right eye and he fell like o log, where he lay fully ten minutes totally unconscious. @n coming to he pulled off the gloves-and gave up. Rarnes did not receive a scratch.” RELL LET END A SLIT LE TOES The Overland. The ‘Overland Magazine” for November is at hand, and it is a good number, as the following table of contents will indicate: The Don in Pauper Alley, H. 8. Brooks; A Wedding: Sonnet, James Berry Bensel; Public Debts, E.:A. Walcott; On the Edge ofa New Land, I., IL, (III, IV., V., Ada Langworthy Collier; Smuggling in Peru; An Afternoon Nap ‘and ite Consequences, F. Deas; Song, E. ©. Atherton; Paracelsus, L. d. M. Soulsby; Grapes of Thorns, Mabel S. Urmy; Food and Quarantine; The Hidden Love, Albert H. Tolman; Pioneer {Sketches—V., Gold Lake;, The Firet Stampede in the California Mines, Henry L. Wells; A Day Out Doors, Lillian H. Shuey; -The Building of a State, I, The Blue Tent at San Jose, Sherman Day; The Late War in South America—IV, Holger Birkedal, Etc., and Book Reviews. Supreme Court Attorneys. neces _ The following attorneys of Nevada county are entiled to practice in the Sacramento Division of the Supreme ‘Court: Searls & Searls, Walling & Gaylord, Cross & Simonds, Johnson & Mason, A.C. Niles, W.D. Long, 2 H, V. Reardan, J. I. Caldwell, G. --D. Blakey, William Sowden, Thomas 8, Ford, Frank Power, Nevada City; _. A.B. Dibble, A.J. Ridge, E. W. _ Roberts, A. Burrows, C. W. Kitts, George E.’ Marshall, O. E, Mason, Truckee; James A. Stidger, North eared hearer. Leave Man” was on the programme, and between the acts the election returns were read from the stage as had been promised by Manager Welty screaming farce ‘‘I'o Oblige Last evening ‘‘The Ticket of . et To-night the emotional “viety play of ‘Forget Me Not” 1 les, the enson” willbe put on with all the members of the troupe in the cast. The experiment made by Miss Boyd in reducing prices of admission to 35 and 50 cents (reserved seats being on sale at Vinton’s for the latter price) is a most gratifying success. None of our citizens feel too poor to attend frequently, and a fall house is guaranteed for every performance, No Time Lost. Last Friday a lady was divorced in the Superior Court of this county from her firathusband, Own Saturday a. gentlemai was naturalized in the same court. Ona the evening of the latter day the divorced. lady and the naturalized gentleman were mariied, ewe John Enright Artested, ‘ John Enright. was arrested Monsixteen dollar overcoat from C. T. Cantield. He was locked up in jail to await trial. two bit meal, go to the House, Broad street. O, C. Conlan, ‘proprietor. je8-lys Be GHA AR SR E HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS..... Proprietors. ‘Nov, 3, 1884. B Guscetti, Ranch M B Dumbler, Eagle Bird mine J Patterson, Washington H Hansen, do ~ HM Plaéce, do T Anderson, Excelsior ditch Fred Searls, City f Mrs N Searls, do George Lord, Grass Valley Harry Odges, Town ‘l'alk Miss Banks, San Juan James Chisholm, do Mrs Sanborn, You Bet Wm Shirley, South Yuba J W Romsey, Washington Mrs C Tomalson, Town Talk Wm Carpenter, . ruckee Amos Lane, Maryaville RD Oarter, City ‘NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOLEL pia “Nov. 3,)1884. . B Hawkins, Santa Rosa T J Miller, do Biuscetti, Ranch D Moore, Washington . C Durnow, dierra City Dr S M Harris, City P Halderland, San Juan _ J H Gillambas, Forest City OS Holbrook, Meadow Lake B Hottinger, Auburn /H V Reardan, City ~ . AB Dickerson, Scott’s Flat day evening on a charge of stealing a For BOARD and lodging or a good Thomas {Monday Evening, Nov. 3d. STANLY A. EDDY..... PROPRIETOR. toany pr Farewell then to Syrups, Portland As, Books XX. CSB rr cetera CENT IN —antabsolute cure for/Kheumaand Healing Remedy known to man. NEW FANCY GOODS! ~NEW MILLINERY ORDER TO IN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF.THE LARGE SELECTION OF GOODS TO BE FOUND IN SAN FRANCISCO, WE HAVE THOUGHT IT BEST TO HAVE £2 OUR MILLINER<2 TO TRIMA NUMBER OF HATS AND BONNETS THERE, WHERE SHE CAN HAVE THE ADVANTACE OF To be found in all the Wholesale Houses, We also send a number of French Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Which the Ladies are respectfully invited to Call and Examine whether they wish to purchase or not. Our Millime:. Has Arrived and is Now Ready to Trim Hats and Bonnets in the Very Latest Styles. MRS LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main Street, near the Union Motel, Nevada City TE ————— Stolon—$25 Reward. re above reward will be paid for infor» « NEVADA THEATRE. FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING horse, stolen from my stable, near French Corral, on the night of October 3ist, or tor inf rmation leading to the conviction of the thief, Small dark brown, almost black horse, with few white hairs in forehead, nigh hind toot, and about teninches of leg, white, brand, large M on off shoulder ; weight about 900 pounds. Also, old saddle with horn broken off and old bridle. HENRY CaRkEG, n4 French Corral, Nevada Co., Cal. BEAUTIFUL STOCK ‘Or Tall and Winter Govts Mrs. M. A. Sterling AS JUST RETURNED FROM SAN H Francisco, where she purehasei a Large anJ Elegant stock of

Fancy Dry aud Dress Goods. Brocaded and Plain Velvets, Silks, Satins, Rhadames, Ladies Cloth, Ottomans, Combination Suitings, Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, Fancy Goods. The Best of Versatile Artisis, ~ NBLIE BOYD! Supporteds by a Powerful and well selected Dramatic Company of 16 PERSONS! TO-NIGHT THE SENSATIONAL SOCIETY PLAY, “FORGET ME NOT.” To conclude with the Laughable Parce, "TO OBLIGE BENSON.’ The management has made arrangements with the Western Union office to have the Election returns sent immediately to the Theatre where they will be read from the stage, New and Appropriate Scenery. ‘MILLINERY. Ladies are particularly requested. to cal aud examine my stock of ; HATS AND BONNETS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, in all the latest Parisian styles. making your purchases, call on And Superb Ogthestra. Entire Change of Pr¢ Nightly ! * Best Seuts Only 50 Cents, . P Haryson, San Francisco L Dalavotti; Derbec Noopugpcoany is the sweet-sounding name of a Pennsylvania town, © TD Ostvom, eo Before Mrs. Sterling, and you will be convinced La NL ACL TT I a A é . Fyamining the French Pattern Hats, mation leading to the recovery of my . ~ THE GREAT CARRIACE HOUS: Or the Pacific Coast. F. DAVIS c& SON ., SACRAMENTO, CAL. Open and Top Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages and Sporting Wagons also the Celebrated American Road art Best material, good workmanship, hand ig, and . able vehicle in every respect, 1,200 CARRIAGES——— Sold by J F. DAVIS & SON, are now in use in California and Nevada. They give unfailing satisfaction All thgir work is warranted. They have eceive testimonial from all parts of, the country, of purport similar to the following: Cuoco, Cat., December 80, 1882. J . : style, st / Massrs, J. F. Javis & Sen, Sacramento: GrntTLemEN:—I have been using your carriages and buggies in my livery stable fo the past year, and have sold several to other parties in this vicinity, and all agree tha or cheapness and durability, they are superior to any other sold on this Coast. I won use no other in my business, Yours, etc., : HARMEN BAY. F Biees, Cau., January 11, 1 Masses. J. F. Davis & Son, Sacramento’ ‘ 2 1888, GxnTLEMEN:—I have tried a number.of your buggies, find them to be very light they ning and darable, they have proved in every respect what you represented them to be, Yours respectfully, M. BIGGS, Jr. The favorable reputation these carriages have made in localities where they hav been used for several years by liverymen, physicians, farmers and others requiring hard and constant use, and the fact that they can be bought for about one half the price charged bv most manufacturers, has led to an increased demand from those localities. : GEO. LORD of Grass Walley, is Agent for the above vehicles,and will b ¢ sold at Sacramento prices, freight added. : . is see Send for Catalogue and Price List. J. F. DAVIS & SON, Cor. 22d ana O Streets, Sacramento Auction Sale! Furniture, Household Goods, = = — [very Saturday Evening. “Aad Don’t You tlurges [t 1” Goods will be sold at Auction Prices DURING THE WEEK ! I Have Just Received from the East the LARGEST STOCK OF CLASS WARE, . a : OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, : Ever brought to Nevada City, and will sell it Cheaper than’ any other dealer in California. GEORGE TRACY, "Reserved Seats. now on sale at Vinton’s . that she gives better goods for less money Drug Stére, ‘ than any other store in the city, 019-Im fier rs Transcript Block, Commersial Stree. ELALIOA THER! You Watch This Space ! Peececeekaeeiensantee ~€, ROSENTHAL’S {Popular Variety Store I’ THE PLACE To BUY Fine Confectionery, , __. Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete a ALL OF THE BEST Mountain and Valley Fruits, IN THEIR SEASON. . ° FRESH VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY, E. ROSENTHAL. PORK-PAC KING ‘ESTABLISHMENT, . MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNIUN HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZICER, PROPRIETOR. HAVE RE-OPENED MY PACKING Es. LISHMENT, where will be found for a sale at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Etams,Bacon, Pork, Lard and Sausages. I invite the public to give me a call. JACOB NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, September 16, 1884. STOP THAT COUCH Y USING THE GUM TREE COUGH SYRUP. If once tried in your family will prove free from anything te icken the stomach, and the only safe remedy for stoping a coughand building up weak lungs. t has noequal as a cure for Consumption, and ig made from the leavesof the Australan Gum or Eucalyptus Tree, combined with Hoarhound Syrup. W. D. VINTON, Agent, Nevada City J. EB. ak used ce! — THE PALAGE DRUG STORE Keep consta ly onhand a large and «cmplete .tcck cf every fling wtie Hy fo First Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., . SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictoriale and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds;' THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS eee = Ez Prescriptions accurately and Garefully com pounded by a careful and competent Dryggist” Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates FOR SAVING GOLD. Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, In any size or Quantity Furnished to Order. . ——99———_———. The Bert Process yet discovered for aaving fine Gold.—Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper plating on all metals. Old Tableware repaired and replated. _ GUN AND PISTOL MOUNTING A SPECIALTY. CALIFORNIA ELEUTRO PLATING WORKS KEATING & FAGAN, Proprietors. No. 657 Mission Street, San Frencisco Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., e : ~ WALTER 0D. VINTON Prop 2,ietor kK Large Stock of Patent ~ Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, a ! Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, — . Toilet ‘Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. Nevada City AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD perial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, oe ATI : which this p from ¢ pearec atirreé having discus As! can be are rai from t found contra whole Epv in Nev of age Reput doing Tat we wi rain tl se lon drauli AF ~ bar fr drauli New ( As feet 21 runnir the su Rio Lundy ing aHor day fr Sh Twe ber ha sawmi Voss s * San F all the be go who'h be lef the ro narrot _. pleted the L miles the ra Voss 1 ly dw Ma yester street early come: not m bittér in son good done. no ser the cc cinets numb * makir did ne the fig Ac of Ed tally exami ing w owing the ci to sec Marp Walk ceiver have whic} Cc ‘Eo: per y James sey w dersti D. 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