October 28, 1883 (4 pages)

~ S&CTOR BROS...Propricters. Pais i dhestaioas Nesnngne. County Official Press. ae "SUNDAY, OCT, 28, 1883. of water flowing from the Sutro tunnel for the past twenty-foar hours 16} 4, sacramento hie home where he now close apon 9,000,000 gallons. This water ought tobe made to Urive some kind of quartz-crushing tle, except the wear and tear of the machinery, and there is no lack of low grade ore that might thus be made to yield up ite gold and silver, The power should not be allowed to rum te waste, though it should do “po morethan haul around the’ big » drag stones of a lot of Ir is probable the unused waterpower of the country, an enormous aggregate of force, will in good time be used as a means of producing the required supplies of ity, The ' plan is the more feasible as the electricity can be carried by.wires to the point needed, The town hall of Grenble, England, ip lighted by 110 Edison lamps, the'illuminating power being derived by machinery nine miles away driven by water-power. The electricity in this case is conveyed by « wire not one-tenth of an inch in diameter. —_—————————S A Poker sharp says: ‘‘If * you sheuld happen to run acrosé Dick. "Procter tell him to bet # pair of aces very high before the draw. A pair of aces is much the best average hand, You can bet with absolute certainty that it isthe best average hand in a five, six, or seven-handed ‘game. It stands to reason, thea, that it is sense to bet on the best hand ‘when you have it, I can make « machine that cam play poker and beat average players. There is nothing in the game,” Psgruars in no other brauch of the mining industry has such improvement been made as in the machinery in use, which has kept pace with the most advanced requirement in every direction. The change in these 4ppliances within the few years since the first demand was made is wonderfuland marvelous, and the results have been as satisfactory and gratifying. A PARAGRAPH is going the rounds ‘of the press to the effect that Roscoe Conkling, when in the Senate, was the worst speller in that body. The general impression is ‘that Roscoe's worst spelldates from his resignation @a a Senator.—[S. F, Exchange. I Taery are three cattle mon in the . State, says the Carson Appeal, each worth $1,000,000. Two of them were cattle herders less than twenty yearsago, and one of the number signs himself thus: X. “Px,” said a little boy at the thea ter the other night, ‘I wish I could hurry up and get baldheaded.” “Why, my son?” ‘Because then I could always sit oa the front row of chairs.” Tux Frank James jury got ahead of the Governor of Missouri, He had no chance to pardon his favorite culprit. ; Le James Means @3 Shoes fer Gents. Most durable made, Finest calfskin, .Once tested, always worn. Superior to any ehoe retailed for $5 on the Pacific coast. Send two-cent stamp for illustrated catalogue, which tells all about the shue, and how to order by mail and secure perfect fit by self-measurement. Buy your shoes direct {from factory and save retailer’s profit. Let me hear from you. Jams Muans, 41 Lincoln st., Bos_ ton, Mass, 02-8w Rooms fer Rent. Furnished rooms to rent, -with or without board. Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Main street, residence formerly occupied by D, Wellington. 916-tf Ed JROVEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, ——— Qe STANLY A. EDDY..,. Proprietor. Ost. 27,1883, Johu Glasson, Grass Valley. H. Whiting & w, Bloomfield. 4. Maloney & w, Forest City. Jobn Maloney, do Peter Maloney, do W. J. Hamer, Woodland. L, M. Allum, Oakland. Raymond A. Diver, San Fran. -P. Grant, Forest City. ane Rapeeey, Paris. K. Charonnat, Salt Lake, R. G. Williams, Derbec. M, E, Dunn, Grass Valley. Union Hotel, i ee ; ’ HL Place & w, U, Coleman, Miss Grissel, Washington, do » . ‘James McClatchy, for twenty-six j Ra oe proprietor of that pe‘The Bee says: He was a pioneer of principal editor of the Sacraper daring the greater portion of the time, died at Paraiso Springs, Monterey county, at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, after four days’ illness, ‘49 and an ex-President of the Sacramento Association, He arrived here 34 years ago, coming overland from Mexico with a,party of sturdy young men,“ and soon thereafter haa continued to reside ever since— covering & period of more than half his lifetime, for he was only 59 years old at the time of his death. He was born in Belfast, Ireland, and came of the study, strong-brained Scotch-Irish stock which has furnished to the world so many men of mark and worth, After coming tu California he corresponded for the New York Tribune and his letters so pleased his old friend Greeley that he authorized him to writeas often a-he chose at $5 per letter, His correspondence to the Tribune did much ‘to people Califoraia with an intelligent class of men and women, He was connected with the Sacramento Tranacript, reported the proceedings of the firat Legislature for the Placer Times, was subsequently connected with the Miners’ Tribune and Californian, all earlyZpublications which were not long lived. He first joined the late B. B, Redding in the publication of the State Journal, but believing in the principles of the new Republican party he soon left the State Journal, and with -ex-Se nator Cornelius Cole started » Republican paper, the Times. With the defeat of Fremont died the newspaper venture, and Mr, McClatchy soon was on the editorial staff of the Bee, which started in 1857, We believe he succeeded Joho R, Ridge aa chief editor, # position which he has ever since ably filled, resting only from editorial work when he was elected by the Republican party to be Sheriff of this county in 1863, Mr. MoClatchy has owned for several years one-half the Bee property, except that he some time since gave his son arley a portion of his interest, He was President of the Union Building and Loan Association, in which he held considerable stock, and was also a stock holder and Director in the Capital Gas Company. His life was insured for $5,000 in the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company, and he leaves a comfortable home to his family, consisting of a wife, two daughters and two sons, ee BORN. In Bridgeport Township, Oct. 21, 1888, to Frederick Ph'ibrick and wits,» daughter.Notice.to Tax Payers. "The Assesment Roll for the year 1883, for the County of Nevada, having been completed and delivered into my hands, the property hold-’ ers of this ‘county are hereby notified that the taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the colleotion of taxes will be strictly enfore. ed, The taxes become delinquent on Monday, December 30th, at 6 o’clock, Pr. M., and if not paid prior to that date 5 per cent. and other costs will . be added. Notice is further given, that for the purpose Of receiving taxes I shall bein the several townships at the places and times stated, viz: At Washington, Busiman’s Hotel, Tuesday, November 20th, At Graniteville, P, Allison’s Hotel, Thursday, Nevember 22nd. At North Bloomfield, Edwards’ Hotel, Friday, November 23d. At North San Juan, D, Furth’s Stere, Saturday, November 24th, . At Rough and Ready, Schroedet’s Hotel, Tuiesday, November 27th, At You Bet, P. Drunzer’s Hotel, Wednesday, November 28th,At Truckee, N, Martin’s store, Friday, November 30th, At Grass Valley, Geo, W. Hill's office, Monday, Tuesday and Wedanesday, December 3rd, 4th and 5th. At Novada City) Treasurer's office, from Deo, 6th till Deo, 30th, G, von SCHMITTBURG, County Collector, >>. Fresu Candy at Brand Bros, 3t Hot seup For free lunch at Gambrinus Hall, every day and evening. 03-tf Mis Soul and Mis @ilver. “Your asking how I came to use it, res minds me of the story of the Scotchman whe on his death-bed, after a life of meanness, wanted te make things all right with the as by leaving seme of his meney to the rk.” “Will the Almighty me inte Heaven if I give 10,000 pounds to the kirk, d’ye think?” said he, “L can’t promise you thet, mon,” answered the minister, ‘byt ladvise ye te try the experiment,” ughing heartily at the stery, Rey. F. E. Osborne, of No. 278 Ogden Avenue, Jersey City, b peared of the First Baptist Church West obeken. continued: “That’s what did with Parker's Tonio ; I tried the exper‘ment, It more than met my expectations, and Iam very glad to testify te ite exce’lence, Itgoes atonce tothe root of all digestive an mon amon; nervous derangements so commen of my profession, For wofect invigorant, and is destined to sup’ all ether remedies forthis purpose, A single dose preducesthe gentle perspiration and sense of life which eradicates disease, It seems to rouse every organ into activity, I admire it, too, for its power te antoynize tne hold of the liquor habit over inebriates,” This preparation, which has been knowa as Parker's Ginaur ‘Tonic, will hereafter be called simply Parkur’s Tonio, As unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their customers with inferjor art‘cles under the name of ginger; and as ginger is really an unimportant favoring ingredient, we drop the misleading word F There will be no change, however, in the pespaeation itself, and all the bottlesin the an is of dealers, vb: under the name of Parker's Ginaur Tonto, contain the genuine medicine if the fac~similie aenehdre of Hiscox & Co, is atthe bottom of the eutside wrapper, DIED. AtGrass Valley, Oetober %%th, 1889" Thomas Connelly, aged 46 years, a native of County Kilkenny, Ireland. The funeral services” will take place to-day at 2-o'clock, P, m., religious services being held at St, Patrick’s Church, At Novada City, Ooteber 27, 1883, Artegas Lyens, aged 61 years, a native ef Africa, The funeral will. take place from the A. M.-E. Church, this, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend, New Life is given by using Brown's Iron Bitrers. In_ the warms the system; in the Spring it enriches the blood and conquers disease; in the Summer it gives tone to the nerves and digestive organs; in the Fall it enables the system to stand the shock of sudden changes. In no way can disease be so surely prevented as by keeping the system in perfect condition. Brown's Iron BiTrTERs ensures . Winter it strengthens and‘. ‘’ DR. ALI.EIN’s PRIVATE DISPENSARY, 26} Mearney Street, San Francisece, Established fer the Scientific and Speedy Cure ef Chronic, Nervous and Special Diseases, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST, 1)": ALLEN, as is well known, isa regwlar graduated Physician, educated at Bowdom College and niveraity of Mich. igan, He has deveted o lifetime to tho study of the treatment and cure of diseases within his speciaity, Young Men And MIDDLE-4GED MEN, who are suffering from the effects of Youthful Tndiscretion or Ex: eves in maturer ycars, Neryoos and Puysicat Dent’, IMverence, Loar ManHep, confusion of ldvas, dull eyes, aversion to seclety, despondency, pimples on the face, loss of energy and memory, frequency of urinating, ete, Remember, that by a combination of remedies of great curative . power, the Doctor has so arranged his treat. ment that it will not only afford immediate relief but permanent cure, MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE (Havieg been — in charge of two lead. ing hospitals) enables me to treat al’ private troubles, with excelient results. I wish it distinctly understood that I do not cleim to rformimpoasibilities, or to have miracue ous or cig! cru yaa a power. 1 claim only to be a skillful and successful Physician and Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my specialDISEASES OF MAN, Allapplying to me will receive my honest Opinion of their plaints. No experi t ing. I will guarantee a pesitive cure in every case I undertake, or forfeit $1,000. Consultation in office or by lester rruwand etrictl ‘private. Charges reasonable. Thoroug examination, licluding chemical and microscopical analysis of urine and advice, $5.00, Call or address ALLEN, 26} Kearny street, 8an Francisco, Cal, Otfive hours, 9 to3 daily, 7 te 8 evening. Assessment Notice CO Conapany gop yo geht MINING Vo.apany. Locativ. ef prine lace of business, Virginia Novada, Leases of works, Washington Township, Nevada County Calitorning ‘ ‘ “Notice is réby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors of this Commen ana chronic invalids the Tonic isa per: 1 ant Piane Tuning. H. L, Jordan, an experienced and permanently established Piane and Orgam Tuner and Regulater, is prepared te fill all erders promptly. Mr. Jordan is highly, recommended by the musical fraternity. Leave orders at Brand & Bre.’s stere, tf ee REMOVED Chas. Klingenspor For ten years past part roprietor of the National Hotel barber .shop, has removed to Pine Street, Rear Beckman’s Saloon, Where he will be pleased to see all his old customers and many new ones. Shaving, 25 cents. Hair Cutting, 25 cents. Shampooing, 25 cents. Nevada City, Oct, 8-1m, ; Now is the time to lay in your winter supply of groceries, provisiona, liquors, and household supplies generally. Before doing so be sure to. go to the establishment of Smith the Ross Grocer, and post yourself on the inducements he offers. Jw ‘ ey “tN tPoeaeN eNOS Bank Exchange. ee At this favorite place can always be found the very best of wines, ales, liquors and cigars, Eastern beer and the celebrated Hoffberg beer can al-. ways be had at the Bank Exchange, A Card, Te all ar suffering from the errors and indiscretions ef yeuth, nervous weak ness, early decay, less oi manhood, &c., 1 will send @ recipe that will cur@ yeu, FREE OF CHARGE ‘This great remedy was discovered bys missionary in South America. fend aself-addressed envelope te the Rev Josnrm T. Inman, Station D, New Yore THE FARMER'S SON John B. Conn, The Farmer's son, AS NOW REMODELED HIS SALOON on Broad street, and it is now # regular pleasure resert, and just the place to meet « friend, ‘ . HORACE SEARS Can oe fouud at this famous Saloon preto administer te the wants ef all who ‘de ire a refreshing drink, A BEER FOUNTAIN, Containing the best ef California and Eastern Becre—as cold as the co!dest—always on tap. The stock of Liquors, Wines, Ales, Cigars, Ete., ete., Are secend to none en the Coast, Den’t You Porget the Place, xt door to County Trevsurer’s Office. Nevada City, August 10, 18 8, Dow's forget that J J, Jabkson keeps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in ®° first-class grocery store. Eee Rxhibition Drill and Dance ! Union Encampment, No. 11, ‘Ezmpire Exall, Wednesday Evening, Oct. and Ladies, $1. to everybody, iaRAdnA nena URNS strana: Fall and Cre Just tied a full line —OF THE— . : Latest Styies of Men's Clothing. Latest Styles of Youths and Boy's Clothing. Winter Goods —— AT —__— AN BROS. jy19-tf TO BE GIVEN BY—— L@. 0. F., Ah GRASS VALLEY, 3ist. At9o’clock there willbean — EXHIBITION . DRILL, BY THE MEMBERS OF UNION AND MISTLETOE EMCAMPMENTS. sca” Ss (Latet Styles of Farishing Conds omer” gana [Latest Styles of Men's, Youths and Boys’ Hats and Caps, Floor Committee. Joun Mice, Director, Largest Stock in townof Boots Shoes sie den eva” . Langest Stock in.town of Blankets, all colors and grades, F. G. Beatty, G,_yon Schinittburg, Largest Stork in town of Bed Comforters, et, In fact our Store is'so ful! of Goods we are at loss to know where to put them. p, LARGEST STOCK! & ’ NEWEST GOODs . . LOWEST PRICES ! _ As we are direct importers from New York and ; . . Europe, and also being large manufacturers, ena: ; bles us to place vn the market the very best of CLOTHING AS CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHEK HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. _ Music by Becket @ €ssiey's Band. Tickets admitting gentleman A cordial invitation is extended Don’t delay but come immediately and see us. We assure you We will give you more value for your money thanany one else, HYMAN BROS., 7 Murray St., New York. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Hawaaian Islands. HYMAN BROS., 216, 218 Cal. st., San Francisco. —— AND-—— ~ Ahoy ! Ahoy ! Ahoy! . BREAKERS AHEAD! Cor, Brvad& Pine Sts, Nevada ity. 1ssas. 1ssea New Fall and Winter Dry Goody 1 AT Low Prices ! A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine. Streets... Nevada City Eias Just Receivea The Largest and best assorted stock of Fall and Winter Dry Giods ever brought {0 the City. ———— 9. Bi : THE STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF ack and Colored Silk Velvets, Black 74 ored Silks, Black and Colored Satins, "Bink ree Colored Rhademas, Bearetta Cloths, New Persian Cloths, Ladies’ Clot*s in al] shades, Black and Colored Cashmeres, and all styles of New Goods, DOMESTIC GOODs, An immense. stock of White and ets, Comforters, Spreads, Ticking, all wool Flannels of all colors and Linens, Napkins, Towels, Towelin Musilins. © ; Oy An immensé assortment of Ribbons, and Fancy Goods. Ladies, Misses and Children’s and qualities, ren's Cloaks, of all sizes Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnish large assortment. Colored BlankCanton Flannel,: qualities, Table g, Sheetings and Corsets, Kid Gle ves, ing Goods, a very aaa 7 F Virginia, Nevada. : tion, Kidney and Liver Dis. Any stock upon which this Assessment e ‘ &c. shall remain unpaid on the TENTH DAY OF ffect health through “che changing seasons, it disarms the danger from impure water and miasmatic’ ajr, and it. prevents Consumppany, held on the 11th day of Oct., 1888, an asséanment, No. 18, of Twe Cents per sharé was levied upen the capital stock of the corporation, yable in diately in United States geld coin, te the Secretary at the office of the Company, at the store of 0. C, Baker, 74 South O street, NOVEMBER, 1888, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at publie auction, and unless Forest is made before, will be sold on H. S. Berlin, Esq., of the re " the RENTH day of DECEMBER, 1883, to wellnown rm of H. S. Lh © delinguent assesamen' tegether Berlin & Co., Attorneys, Le . “®Y erro! tm Boat o wutetore Droit Building, Washing. ofice—r4 south u-atrees ton, D. C., writes, Dec. sth, 1881: 7 Gentlemen + 1 take pleas. Union India Rubber Co's ure in that I have used Pure Para Gum : Brown’s Iron Bitters for ma: eet Bervous troubles, caused Overwork, with excellent results, CRACK PROOF Beware of imitations. Notice to Persons Going to I Sa Francisco ! Colfax to San Francino hack have heen reduced to S1L0O.SC. . Ask for Brown's Iron BirRUBBER BOOTS, é: TERS, and insist on having EWARE OF IMITATIONS, Be sure dhcanaeies: it. Don’t be imposed on an the "heals and have the PUR 1am with something recome . vents their « ple as yee my Remember—These Tickets can be ‘mended as “just as good.” . aan taurt he city MURORR. AND) oe: pag ya is ae ed iat more, than twice as long as any Rubver purchased only at Colfax. Baltimore, Md, FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. In going to San Francisco ‘boy ‘ All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hos ail a eae las Oring Clotalag; Boot and . your Tickets to Colfax:ONLY, ° caf seepedbed RRS} a aad dak CARR BROTHERS, «=. ow * sat Mina [2% and,“Dont you Forrst it.” : * M4 , ~~ Tickets Good For 30 Days from Capital Furniture Comp'y Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes. NO. 13 COMMERCIAL ‘STREET, NEVADA CITY, We intend to offer to the and the surrounding towns the Furniture mountains of California. BF Call Saud cee people of Nevada City better inducements in line than ever before” known in “the the Goods and ascertain Prices making your purchases elsewke ae hei re. We are prepared to do every kind of Uphols tering and Repairing, No Establishment in California can sell Furniture as Chean as We Can, toand samples Corner Bread and Ping Sts., A Large Stock Careful Attention Given to CARPETS-Read the Inducements Offered. ayer ate Brussels, Ingrain, Linoleum Oil oths, Carpets,SEWED AND LAID ‘DOWN FRE pe WN FREE oF cent. by buying of me. I No trouble to show Goods, guarantee that. . Orders from ¢ ; ‘ sent on application, teed pice peery attended A. Blumenthal, ‘ i ; Corner of Broad ine & N. B—On hand 2,000 ounces Berlin W ane: Pine cee which { will sell 3 ounces for dh ne coliZephyr, warranted in full ounorsted in all shades . Drug Store, beithigis sss Nevada City WALTER D, VINTON Nevada Froprietor,! __, ine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Medi UES ‘Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, pte: Articles of all kinds mpoundi -iet ste pa a ing Prescript ion AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE NSUR 9 OOMPANIES Extar , . THPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN, * ee Crreta aL Openine .

~ S&CTOR BROS.....Propricters. Pais i dhestaioas Nesnngne. County Official Press. ae "SUNDAY, OCT, 28, 1883. of water flowing from the Sutro tunnel for the past twenty-foar hours 16} 4, sacramento hie home where he now close apon 9,000,000 gallons. This water ought tobe made to Urive some kind of quartz-crushing tle, except the wear and tear of the machinery, and there is no lack of low grade ore that might thus be made to yield up ite gold and silver, The power should not be allowed to rum te waste, though it should do “po morethan haul around the’ big » drag stones of a lot of Ir is probable the unused waterpower of the country, an enormous aggregate of force, will in good time be used as a means of producing the required supplies of ity, The ' plan is the more feasible as the electricity can be carried by.wires to the point needed, The town hall of Grenble, England, ip lighted by 110 Edison lamps, the'illuminating power being derived by machinery nine miles away driven by water-power. The electricity in this case is conveyed by « wire not one-tenth of an inch in diameter. —_—————————S A Poker sharp says: ‘‘If * you sheuld happen to run acrosé Dick. "Procter tell him to bet # pair of aces very high before the draw. A pair of aces is much the best average hand, You can bet with absolute certainty that it isthe best average hand in a five, six, or seven-handed ‘game. It stands to reason, thea, that it is sense to bet on the best hand ‘when you have it, I can make « machine that cam play poker and beat average players. There is nothing in the game,” Psgruars in no other brauch of the mining industry has such improvement been made as in the machinery in use, which has kept pace with the most advanced requirement in every direction. The change in these 4ppliances within the few years since the first demand was made is wonderfuland marvelous, and the results have been as satisfactory and gratifying. A PARAGRAPH is going the rounds ‘of the press to the effect that Roscoe Conkling, when in the Senate, was the worst speller in that body. The general impression is ‘that Roscoe's worst spelldates from his resignation @a a Senator.—[S. F, Exchange. I Taery are three cattle mon in the . State, says the Carson Appeal, each worth $1,000,000. Two of them were cattle herders less than twenty yearsago, and one of the number signs himself thus: X. “Px,” said a little boy at the thea ter the other night, ‘I wish I could hurry up and get baldheaded.” “Why, my son?” ‘Because then I could always sit oa the front row of chairs.” Tux Frank James jury got ahead of the Governor of Missouri, He had no chance to pardon his favorite culprit. ; Le James Means @3 Shoes fer Gents. Most durable made, Finest calfskin, .Once tested, always worn. Superior to any ehoe retailed for $5 on the Pacific coast. Send two-cent stamp for illustrated catalogue, which tells all about the shue, and how to order by mail and secure perfect fit by self-measurement. Buy your shoes direct {from factory and save retailer’s profit. Let me hear from you. Jams Muans, 41 Lincoln st., Bos_ ton, Mass, 02-8w Rooms fer Rent. Furnished rooms to rent, -with or without board. Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Main street, residence formerly occupied by D, Wellington. 916-tf Ed JROVEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, ——— Qe STANLY A. EDDY....,.. Proprietor. Ost. 27,1883, Johu Glasson, Grass Valley. H. Whiting & w, Bloomfield. 4. Maloney & w, Forest City. Jobn Maloney, do Peter Maloney, do W. J. Hamer, Woodland. L, M. Allum, Oakland. Raymond A. Diver, San Fran. -P. Grant, Forest City. ane Rapeeey, Paris. K. Charonnat, Salt Lake, R. G. Williams, Derbec. M, E, Dunn, Grass Valley. Union Hotel, i ee ; ’ HL Place & w, U, Coleman, Miss Grissel, Washington, do » . ‘James McClatchy, for twenty-six j Ra oe proprietor of that pe‘The Bee says: He was a pioneer of principal editor of the Sacraper daring the greater portion of the time, died at Paraiso Springs, Monterey county, at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, after four days’ illness, ‘49 and an ex-President of the Sacramento Association, He arrived here 34 years ago, coming overland from Mexico with a,party of sturdy young men,“ and soon thereafter haa continued to reside ever since— covering & period of more than half his lifetime, for he was only 59 years old at the time of his death. He was born in Belfast, Ireland, and came of the study, strong-brained Scotch-Irish stock which has furnished to the world so many men of mark and worth, After coming tu California he corresponded for the New York Tribune and his letters so pleased his old friend Greeley that he authorized him to writeas often a-he chose at $5 per letter, His correspondence to the Tribune did much ‘to people Califoraia with an intelligent class of men and women, He was connected with the Sacramento Tranacript, reported the proceedings of the firat Legislature for the Placer Times, was subsequently connected with the Miners’ Tribune and Californian, all earlyZpublications which were not long lived. He first joined the late B. B, Redding in the publication of the State Journal, but believing in the principles of the new Republican party he soon left the State Journal, and with -ex-Se nator Cornelius Cole started » Republican paper, the Times. With the defeat of Fremont died the newspaper venture, and Mr, McClatchy soon was on the editorial staff of the Bee, which started in 1857, We believe he succeeded Joho R, Ridge aa chief editor, # position which he has ever since ably filled, resting only from editorial work when he was elected by the Republican party to be Sheriff of this county in 1863, Mr. MoClatchy has owned for several years one-half the Bee property, except that he some time since gave his son arley a portion of his interest, He was President of the Union Building and Loan Association, in which he held considerable stock, and was also a stock holder and Director in the Capital Gas Company. His life was insured for $5,000 in the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company, and he leaves a comfortable home to his family, consisting of a wife, two daughters and two sons, ee BORN. In Bridgeport Township, Oct. 21, 1888, to Frederick Ph'ibrick and wits,» daughter.Notice.to Tax Payers. "The Assesment Roll for the year 1883, for the County of Nevada, having been completed and delivered into my hands, the property hold-’ ers of this ‘county are hereby notified that the taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the colleotion of taxes will be strictly enfore. ed, The taxes become delinquent on Monday, December 30th, at 6 o’clock, Pr. M., and if not paid prior to that date 5 per cent. and other costs will . be added. Notice is further given, that for the purpose Of receiving taxes I shall bein the several townships at the places and times stated, viz: At Washington, Busiman’s Hotel, Tuesday, November 20th, At Graniteville, P, Allison’s Hotel, Thursday, Nevember 22nd. At North Bloomfield, Edwards’ Hotel, Friday, November 23d. At North San Juan, D, Furth’s Stere, Saturday, November 24th, . At Rough and Ready, Schroedet’s Hotel, Tuiesday, November 27th, At You Bet, P. Drunzer’s Hotel, Wednesday, November 28th,At Truckee, N, Martin’s store, Friday, November 30th, At Grass Valley, Geo, W. Hill's office, Monday, Tuesday and Wedanesday, December 3rd, 4th and 5th. At Novada City) Treasurer's office, from Deo, 6th till Deo, 30th, G, von SCHMITTBURG, County Collector, >>. Fresu Candy at Brand Bros, 3t Hot seup For free lunch at Gambrinus Hall, every day and evening. 03-tf Mis Soul and Mis @ilver. “Your asking how I came to use it, res minds me of the story of the Scotchman whe on his death-bed, after a life of meanness, wanted te make things all right with the as by leaving seme of his meney to the rk.” “Will the Almighty me inte Heaven if I give 10,000 pounds to the kirk, d’ye think?” said he, “L can’t promise you thet, mon,” answered the minister, ‘byt ladvise ye te try the experiment,” ughing heartily at the stery, Rey. F. E. Osborne, of No. 278 Ogden Avenue, Jersey City, b peared of the First Baptist Church West obeken. continued: “That’s what did with Parker's Tonio ; I tried the exper‘ment, It more than met my expectations, and Iam very glad to testify te ite exce’lence, Itgoes atonce tothe root of all digestive an mon amon; nervous derangements so commen of my profession, For wofect invigorant, and is destined to sup’ all ether remedies forthis purpose, A single dose preducesthe gentle perspiration and sense of life which eradicates disease, It seems to rouse every organ into activity, I admire it, too, for its power te antoynize tne hold of the liquor habit over inebriates,” This preparation, which has been knowa as Parker's Ginaur ‘Tonic, will hereafter be called simply Parkur’s Tonio, As unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their customers with inferjor art‘cles under the name of ginger; and as ginger is really an unimportant favoring ingredient, we drop the misleading word F There will be no change, however, in the pespaeation itself, and all the bottlesin the an is of dealers, vb: under the name of Parker's Ginaur Tonto, contain the genuine medicine if the fac~similie aenehdre of Hiscox & Co, is atthe bottom of the eutside wrapper, DIED. AtGrass Valley, Oetober %%th, 1889" Thomas Connelly, aged 46 years, a native of County Kilkenny, Ireland. The funeral services” will take place to-day at 2-o'clock, P, m., religious services being held at St, Patrick’s Church, At Novada City, Ooteber 27, 1883, Artegas Lyens, aged 61 years, a native ef Africa, The funeral will. take place from the A. M.-E. Church, this, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend, New Life is given by using Brown's Iron Bitrers. In_ the warms the system; in the Spring it enriches the blood and conquers disease; in the Summer it gives tone to the nerves and digestive organs; in the Fall it enables the system to stand the shock of sudden changes. In no way can disease be so surely prevented as by keeping the system in perfect condition. Brown's Iron BiTrTERs ensures . Winter it strengthens and‘. ‘’ DR. ALI.EIN’s PRIVATE DISPENSARY, 26} Mearney Street, San Francisece, Established fer the Scientific and Speedy Cure ef Chronic, Nervous and Special Diseases, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST, 1)": ALLEN, as is well known, isa regwlar graduated Physician, educated at Bowdom College and niveraity of Mich. igan, He has deveted o lifetime to tho study of the treatment and cure of diseases within his speciaity, Young Men And MIDDLE-4GED MEN, who are suffering from the effects of Youthful Tndiscretion

or Ex: eves in maturer ycars, Neryoos and Puysicat Dent’, IMverence, Loar ManHep, confusion of ldvas, dull eyes, aversion to seclety, despondency, pimples on the face, loss of energy and memory, frequency of urinating, ete, Remember, that by a combination of remedies of great curative . power, the Doctor has so arranged his treat. ment that it will not only afford immediate relief but permanent cure, MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE (Havieg been — in charge of two lead. ing hospitals) enables me to treat al’ private troubles, with excelient results. I wish it distinctly understood that I do not cleim to rformimpoasibilities, or to have miracue ous or cig! cru yaa a power. 1 claim only to be a skillful and successful Physician and Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my specialDISEASES OF MAN, Allapplying to me will receive my honest Opinion of their plaints. No experi t ing. I will guarantee a pesitive cure in every case I undertake, or forfeit $1,000. Consultation in office or by lester rruwand etrictl ‘private. Charges reasonable. Thoroug examination, licluding chemical and microscopical analysis of urine and advice, $5.00, Call or address ALLEN, 26} Kearny street, 8an Francisco, Cal, Otfive hours, 9 to3 daily, 7 te 8 evening. Assessment Notice CO Conapany gop yo geht MINING Vo.apany. Locativ. ef prine lace of business, Virginia Novada, Leases of works, Washington Township, Nevada County Calitorning ‘ ‘ “Notice is réby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors of this Commen ana chronic invalids the Tonic isa per: 1 ant Piane Tuning. H. L, Jordan, an experienced and permanently established Piane and Orgam Tuner and Regulater, is prepared te fill all erders promptly. Mr. Jordan is highly, recommended by the musical fraternity. Leave orders at Brand & Bre.’s stere, tf ee REMOVED Chas. Klingenspor For ten years past part roprietor of the National Hotel barber .shop, has removed to Pine Street, Rear Beckman’s Saloon, Where he will be pleased to see all his old customers and many new ones. Shaving, 25 cents. Hair Cutting, 25 cents. Shampooing, 25 cents. Nevada City, Oct, 8-1m, ; Now is the time to lay in your winter supply of groceries, provisiona, liquors, and household supplies generally. Before doing so be sure to. go to the establishment of Smith the Ross Grocer, and post yourself on the inducements he offers. Jw ‘ ey “tN tPoeaeN eNOS Bank Exchange. ee At this favorite place can always be found the very best of wines, ales, liquors and cigars, Eastern beer and the celebrated Hoffberg beer can al-. ways be had at the Bank Exchange, A Card, Te all ar suffering from the errors and indiscretions ef yeuth, nervous weak ness, early decay, less oi manhood, &c., 1 will send @ recipe that will cur@ yeu, FREE OF CHARGE ‘This great remedy was discovered bys missionary in South America. fend aself-addressed envelope te the Rev Josnrm T. Inman, Station D, New Yore THE FARMER'S SON John B. Conn, The Farmer's son, AS NOW REMODELED HIS SALOON on Broad street, and it is now # regular pleasure resert, and just the place to meet « friend, ‘ . HORACE SEARS Can oe fouud at this famous Saloon preto administer te the wants ef all who ‘de ire a refreshing drink, A BEER FOUNTAIN, Containing the best ef California and Eastern Becre—as cold as the co!dest—always on tap. The stock of Liquors, Wines, Ales, Cigars, Ete., ete., Are secend to none en the Coast, Den’t You Porget the Place, xt door to County Trevsurer’s Office. Nevada City, August 10, 18 8, Dow's forget that J J, Jabkson keeps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in ®° first-class grocery store. Eee Rxhibition Drill and Dance ! Union Encampment, No. 11, ‘Ezmpire Exall, Wednesday Evening, Oct. and Ladies, $1. to everybody, iaRAdnA nena URNS strana: Fall and Cre Just tied a full line —OF THE— . : Latest Styies of Men's Clothing. Latest Styles of Youths and Boy's Clothing. Winter Goods —— AT —__— AN BROS. jy19-tf TO BE GIVEN BY—— L@. 0. F., Ah GRASS VALLEY, 3ist. At9o’clock there willbean — EXHIBITION . DRILL, BY THE MEMBERS OF UNION AND MISTLETOE EMCAMPMENTS. sca” Ss (Latet Styles of Farishing Conds omer” gana [Latest Styles of Men's, Youths and Boys’ Hats and Caps, Floor Committee. Joun Mice, Director, Largest Stock in townof Boots Shoes sie den eva” . Langest Stock in.town of Blankets, all colors and grades, F. G. Beatty, G,_yon Schinittburg, Largest Stork in town of Bed Comforters, et, In fact our Store is'so ful! of Goods we are at loss to know where to put them. p, LARGEST STOCK! & ’ NEWEST GOODs . . LOWEST PRICES ! _ As we are direct importers from New York and ; . . Europe, and also being large manufacturers, ena: ; bles us to place vn the market the very best of CLOTHING AS CHEAP, IF NOT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHEK HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. _ Music by Becket @ €ssiey's Band. Tickets admitting gentleman A cordial invitation is extended Don’t delay but come immediately and see us. We assure you We will give you more value for your money thanany one else, HYMAN BROS., 7 Murray St., New York. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Hawaaian Islands. HYMAN BROS., 216, 218 Cal. st., San Francisco. —— AND-—— ~ Ahoy ! Ahoy ! Ahoy! . BREAKERS AHEAD! Cor, Brvad& Pine Sts, Nevada ity. 1ssas. 1ssea New Fall and Winter Dry Goody 1 AT Low Prices ! A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine. Streets...... Nevada City Eias Just Receivea The Largest and best assorted stock of Fall and Winter Dry Giods ever brought {0 the City. ———— 9. Bi : THE STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF ack and Colored Silk Velvets, Black 74 ored Silks, Black and Colored Satins, "Bink ree Colored Rhademas, Bearetta Cloths, New Persian Cloths, Ladies’ Clot*s in al] shades, Black and Colored Cashmeres, and all styles of New Goods, DOMESTIC GOODs, An immense. stock of White and ets, Comforters, Spreads, Ticking, all wool Flannels of all colors and Linens, Napkins, Towels, Towelin Musilins. © ; Oy An immensé assortment of Ribbons, and Fancy Goods. Ladies, Misses and Children’s and qualities, ren's Cloaks, of all sizes Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnish large assortment. Colored BlankCanton Flannel,: qualities, Table g, Sheetings and Corsets, Kid Gle ves, ing Goods, a very aaa 7 F Virginia, Nevada. : tion, Kidney and Liver Dis. Any stock upon which this Assessment e ‘ &c. shall remain unpaid on the TENTH DAY OF ffect health through “che changing seasons, it disarms the danger from impure water and miasmatic’ ajr, and it. prevents Consumppany, held on the 11th day of Oct., 1888, an asséanment, No. 18, of Twe Cents per sharé was levied upen the capital stock of the corporation, yable in diately in United States geld coin, te the Secretary at the office of the Company, at the store of 0. C, Baker, 74 South O street, NOVEMBER, 1888, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at publie auction, and unless Forest is made before, will be sold on H. S. Berlin, Esq., of the re " the RENTH day of DECEMBER, 1883, to wellnown rm of H. S. Lh © delinguent assesamen' tegether Berlin & Co., Attorneys, Le . “®Y erro! tm Boat o wutetore Droit Building, Washing. ofice—r4 south u-atrees ton, D. C., writes, Dec. sth, 1881: 7 Gentlemen + 1 take pleas. Union India Rubber Co's ure in that I have used Pure Para Gum : Brown’s Iron Bitters for ma: eet Bervous troubles, caused Overwork, with excellent results, CRACK PROOF Beware of imitations. Notice to Persons Going to I Sa Francisco ! Colfax to San Francino hack have heen reduced to S1L0O.SC. . Ask for Brown's Iron BirRUBBER BOOTS, é: TERS, and insist on having EWARE OF IMITATIONS, Be sure dhcanaeies: it. Don’t be imposed on an the "heals and have the PUR 1am with something recome . vents their « ple as yee my Remember—These Tickets can be ‘mended as “just as good.” . aan taurt he city MURORR. AND) oe: pag ya is ae ed iat more, than twice as long as any Rubver purchased only at Colfax. Baltimore, Md, FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. In going to San Francisco ‘boy ‘ All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hos ail a eae las Oring Clotalag; Boot and . your Tickets to Colfax:ONLY, ° caf seepedbed RRS} a aad dak CARR BROTHERS, «=. ow * sat Mina [2% and,“Dont you Forrst it.” : * M4 , ~~ Tickets Good For 30 Days from Capital Furniture Comp'y Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes. NO. 13 COMMERCIAL ‘STREET, NEVADA CITY, We intend to offer to the and the surrounding towns the Furniture mountains of California. BF Call Saud cee people of Nevada City better inducements in line than ever before” known in “the the Goods and ascertain Prices making your purchases elsewke ae hei re. We are prepared to do every kind of Uphols tering and Repairing, No Establishment in California can sell Furniture as Chean as We Can, toand samples Corner Bread and Ping Sts., A Large Stock Careful Attention Given to CARPETS-Read the Inducements Offered. ayer ate Brussels, Ingrain, Linoleum Oil oths, Carpets,SEWED AND LAID ‘DOWN FRE pe WN FREE oF cent. by buying of me. I No trouble to show Goods, guarantee that. . Orders from ¢ ; ‘ sent on application, teed pice peery attended A. Blumenthal, ‘ i ; Corner of Broad ine & N. B—On hand 2,000 ounces Berlin W ane: Pine cee which { will sell 3 ounces for dh ne coliZephyr, warranted in full ounorsted in all shades . Drug Store, beithigis sss Nevada City WALTER D, VINTON Nevada Froprietor,! __, ine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Medi UES ‘Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, pte: Articles of all kinds mpoundi -iet ste pa a ing Prescript ion AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE NSUR 9 OOMPANIES Extar , . THPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN, * ee Crreta aL Openine .