September 10, 1881 (4 pages)

VY ca , f o ‘anid persistent effort will be made by ~ Out of the way at sight of a detec "if it had a special artist on the Apot. a distatice know that the vs ESD ARES TEI AP ERY OT LETS RETAIL A IE I 2 Ame nay The Daily Transcript, . NEVADA SITY, CALIFORNIA. ~~ Saterday, Sept110, 1881. The Codling Moth. seme: The colling.bug has playédshavoc with the apples an1 pears in this vi1 Searcely a tree in any of the orchards but what shows the devastation caused by this destractive insect. Persous who are engazed in the business of raising fruit and who have watched-the progress of the codfing bag, say that it has cxisted in the—lower:-part of this cinity? county for several_years, and has: gradually wotked its way up until jt has reached this section, and will, probably continue up as far-as apple. or pear trees are planted, ‘The Horticultural Commissioners, appointed _. found out, art The New Theory. af . : The Nevaia Tianscrirr is of the Opinion that the train wreckers did not meau robbery at.all, and that "was at first represented. Time may it may, it will be that it was a-bold the lack of nerve some of the party was the cause of the whole thing ending asit happily did.—Grass Valley Union, The Transcript was not there, ani consequent'y ‘has no positive opinions on the subject. So far as it can see, however, the robler theory does not pan out very well. It is the better one to make work for the salthem don’t appear to fancy taking the benefit of it: Fhe wagon; seven of the nine masks, the sanguinary ordérs issued to the express meseenger and the fireman, the véices inthe by the Board ofSupervisors of this “county, have had several thousand circulars printed, giving instructions as to the best method of getting rid of this pernicious insect, ‘They have been -seattered all over-—the-county, and it is to be hoped thata united orchardists to ‘exterminate this pest from ‘our “midst.” Nevada county produces the finest apples, pears and peaches ta be found in the world,and, itcau gontinue to. be so if the instructions of the Commissioners are carried-out. Phose of ‘our citizens who have not a copy of. the circular cin obtain one on application to Felix Gillet of this city, who is Chairman of the Commission, + ot ee oe A Well Made Point. Detectives are still. buggy-riding through Nevada county hunting ducks with a brass band,-so tospeak, . They are looking for the men who “ditched the railroad. train at Cape ~ Horn, ‘but the foolish” wreckers get off with a conviction for manslanghwoods, the armed men, and every-— thing else that smacks of plunderers (save the misplaced rail,,tools and powder) have been disposed of, and the sensation of that eventful Wed-— wesday night has lost much of its charm iu the eyes of many chear-headed peop'e. Se eae A Heavy Old Authortty. — According to an sarticle im the Tidipys,.young Johnson-isnot.-to swing for the murder of that good citizen, John Noyes, bat is to be let ter and possitly a. brief imprigonment. Now why didn’t our pro-phetic contemporary go the entire length of its rope and ‘say that / Noyes killed Johnson? ‘Tiat would . settle the whole business without the formality of a trial, any the Sheriff could tura the prisongf loose immediately: : <aalials-<eppninae How They Gct A tive, instead of coming forward like nen and giving! themselves up, When Pinkertow detectives go for _ Crituinals they assume various dis guises and many ruses, but the Cali fornia detective rides in a buggy and has his arrival announced by the, lo cal newsptpers. He wants to let-the ¢ iminals know he ison hand, ‘and that they had better hide if they don’t want to get arrested, , Our contemporary could not_ have’ produced a more faithful picture eyén ‘The detectives sent here to hdnt up. robbers or other criminals are known by face, form, voice and name to nearly every man and’ boy in the community, When six of the:m strike the town, a8 was the case one day last week, and after making extensive prepatations start’ out with carriages aid horses in various directions; they create almost as much of a sénsation as a double-tent cireus wotld, 0 ee Show Your Haud, “Tn all towns where a newspaper is published,” says a contemporary, “every man should advertise in it, evetrif nothing —more—than—a—card+ stating his name and thg-business he It net-enly pays the alvertiser, but it lets the people at is engaged in, town you -reside in has a live and “Prosperots--petroleum called ‘Hetrolatum,” It As the seed is sown so shall the fruit rece tell her so; never hide your. light. under community of business men, onpense.” If you love a girl, a bushel, says the Scriptures; if you have anything to sell, let. people “know it; speak the truth and shame the devil; never go back on -a redhot stove; what is worth doing at all Ts: worth doing well; “He that. is faithful in that which ig least ig also faithful’ in that which is much,” siys one of the old Bible sharps, Industry igits own reward, Advertise and all may yet be well. Sietind a oe Logie ts Logic, Our astute tri-weekly contemnpo rary settles the hash of the tieory . that the Atlantic Express wasn’t wrecked by robbers, by saying, ‘It’s simply bosh.” Such logig is -iucontvovertible, il The San Franeisco Blection, The Republicans virtually made a clean sweep at San Fraugisgo, The Sandlot-Demoeratic outit possibly saved its-Tax Collector and oue Supervisor, but nothing more, SS aa » Very Clever, th Alta; A Sacramento paper says! that a new town has been laid out keep it constantly in mind. Sum, fs In speaking of a prisoner who had just been sent back to the cells of}: the Butler stpéet police station in Brooklyn, Sérgeant Dyer. said: “I don't liké-hid color, In fact it betrays hin.” When asked to explain,”he said: ‘We ‘ein nearly always tell a newly-discharged convict who has served a long term ii prison by his color, which comes over his face because he is denied. the sunlight. Many a man has been picked up by the fact, and the detectives The face gets a pallid leok, with a yellow. ish cast, Allof the noted thieves who have served fer along time in prison get this hue. Some of them particular about fixing up their com: plexion, umder the circumstances, as a woman yoing to a ball, tor they know the detectives will spot them } if they once catch a glimpse of their color.” ; ‘Do not other men than criminals have the same complexion.” “Yes; night editors, Thaf’swhere phig ‘there wéfe not as many of them as’ tell the tale, 'gjdaf the truth is ever 1 it is to be hoped that vettempt at robbery, ‘aad that through . aried detectives, but eyen-some~ of, bs fcome a handler of publie funds, he case in point is that of:Charles Mclic brought against a thousand dollars, hut the jadjusk ment ©f-his accounts at Washington showed the Government to be indebted to him for about five thou} sand. Upon this showing the offi-cials at Washington’ generously tel‘egraphed ‘permission here o dismiss are sharp enough to try to overcome } costs, , it by, cosmetics, and they are as his heirs are called upon to settle the ‘ington ‘Battery place, erected by a British we get inixed sometimes,”—N, y> . Female Barbers. ° {Oil City Derrick.) the more, a female doctor: . There is a female barber in Bradford, and we are not surprigéd fitat she has the heft of trade; that men shave who never shaved befere, and those who.always shav-\ now share Why, they just tumble . over each other to get her chair, and the lucky man. just straightens himself out and puts himself under the influence ef her hands as if she was When she runs her fingers around his face and tickles him under the chin with the lather brush it makes his blood grow hotiand his toes tingle, while his scalp prickles like an electric: brush, Then when she slips one arm ender his head and grabs hold of his off, ear, and draws the -razor to starThis and That. The crown diamonds of France ar ‘he sold in order to provide tor th better ‘maintaindiice ‘of the publi museums, i] Go The Rev. Willjam Marshall, colored, of @lark county, -Ky.,° annoutices that he will pray for any deserved object on the receipt of 75 cents, The Tennessee University, an institution supported by taxpayers, has decided to exclude negroes, who may instead go to the Fisk Uni versity at the State’s expense, The Jesuits continue to prosper in England. It is stated that the -Impertal Hotel at Dover, a very large buitding, which has been unoccupied for several ‘years, has been.purchased bythe order, and will Shortly’ be ed. toward her, and .leans forward, bringing his nose up against fier, and proceeds to clean the off siste Of his head. That is the time t calls up all his” patriotism, courage, qecites the Dee! ration of Independence, and dreafns of houris and the harem of the Old Man of the Mountaing,'and gety‘so weakethat he takes hair oil, bay/rum-and shamyoo, and heahis/hair cut twiee, Good for Toothpicks,. _A-St/ouis physician says that dite 94 a moat deadly poison, kneWn ‘dindoline.”died in eighteen seconds; The. doctor thinks that a pin scratched with minutes. It isan antitote of mor Jargely dilated. Itis from -the linden that most of our wooden —toothpicks are made. a ~~ 2 SometrMes it seems that whena man is unfortunate enough to behas no longer any rights the Government is bound to: respect. The last Donald, fornierly a Receiver of pubmoney at’Shasta. Suit was. him for about the suit if McDonald would pay the As he died! in the meanwhile, matter, —_———~—o> —--——____ Tne landmarks of New York are disappeating fast. The old WashHotel, on Ibroailway and Admiral for a residence in 1724, is to be pulled down to make room for a modern ten-story. office structure. It was a resort of British officers : eg ; A ‘New manufacturing industry has been projected at Cory, Pay. A substance, is to be extracted from . is something in the nature of paraffine, but of a more fluid consistency, The substancé is: used in place of other upguents in preparing salves, ointments and embrocations, It does not turn rancid with age, like other grease, and is therefore always a sweet smelling curative, ~ ake TH owner Of the largest cultivated farin in the world, Mr, Dalrym.ple, of Dakota, who has 75,090 aeres under the plough, and whose experience in profitable farming is second : to that of no other man in the world, estiinates that hecan lay dowti wheat, under ordinary. cireumstances-of eultivation, in New. York at 66 cents’ per bushel,’ aud have left a/ living protit, ‘ Dissron's: Florida scheme com-— mauds public attention, It involves the building of 40), sniles of railroad, the digying of 2)) miles of canal, the erection of mills, the planting of towns, and the employ ncaty of 100;OQY people in Various aventes, ai hee AcaE Tue reduction from 50. to 23 cents . per word in the rate charged for cable messages haa’ caused a large-in—! crease in the namber of dispatches passing over the line, and there will be no decrease in receipts, > oe )/.-—— gold medal found on her person in. dicated that as Imilie. Fleter she graduated with high honors from the during the war of the Revolution, =e e AN-abandoned woman of Detroit, giving her naine as Mrs, A. Wi's liams, made an unsuccessful attempt to drown herself in the rivér, A Chieago Academy ‘of the Sacred Heart in 1870. aie ; Furry years ago there. were only 23 miles of railroad in operation in the United States. At the close of last year there were 93,671 miles in operation. It is perhaps safe to say that at the close of 1892 there will be nearly 200,000 miles--of railroad in Operation in the United States, GoveRNoR BLACKBURN, of Kentucky, still insists that President Garfield will die of his wound. ‘Phe Governor expresses great confidence in Garfield, but seems to be sadly prejudiced against General Arthur, who he thinks ‘would be worse than the devil tothe South,” ree IN all the tines in Aa eon there are, it is estimated, 978, 151 persons employed, and the length of underground tunnelling in which, they work is 58,744 miles, Tne artesian well at Yankton, the first bored in Dakota, senda 150 gallons pep minute toa height of fifty feet from the ground, an pipes will be laid to supply the city, “Ty Jouy Fratiey, aclerk in a drng in Sutter county. A number of old towns wi . be lai:l out ifthe anti-h: .' @ oai.¢ cicment has its way, , ; : Titner $50 slugs wore found in the store at Oxkland, was drowned at board, he feels like paradise -regainIt’s bad on the nerves, Bat it’s ni¢e. Then she hauls his face over the guyh exuded from the linden pro-. A . eat: inoculated one day. ith a heedle dipped in ‘‘lindoline’ . gate $100. it would kill a man in-less than twe} owners are phine'poisoniug, but—must-be>very-‘sou has had a way of coming into r . tested by wide and constant use for converted into a Jesuit college, An angry wife chased her tippling hnsband out of a saloon at Menomonee, Wis., late one night, but lost sight of hini, and went home. alone. He was the next morning’ found guardedjmouth of which kehad fallen. in his hasty flight, + Five Cents for Fiftecn: Minutes. At first sight it looks. pretty smal! to fine a mill hand five cents for fifteen minutes to see ajcircus varade, but when two thousand hands left a mill iu Pateyson N. J., that length of time the other day, the loss ‘of time was equal to five hundred hours, or the labor of fifty ‘men for The five ¢ent tines aggreAt mili the hands who. left for the same purpose wereall discharged, .Paterson mill opposed to circus’ street parades, —Ix, . : another a THE hopefulness of Br. Bliss has undoubt-dly worked -good to the of. As the * Spiingfeld ment, and sohas the contidence Mrs, Garfield, perience of physicians that a cheery face and a hopeful word are often worth as much.ag medigine to a despairing patient:” . > QveEN Victoria docs not approve of carpets. Probably her promising . the best parlor with boots on, covering the carpet with t foot Prince of Wades. > « The Brighton Range, c . se 8s lowing published in a paper of this 1 city: : : : . To the Brighton Range and its ad vertisers and manufacturers (who are vi good order, which must. be on account of construction ; and auy-stove or range that wilt not hold its: own weight for transportation,is wot such a stove or range as is wanted by this community, G.o,. BK. Turner, Nevada City, Aug. 30, 1881, d Brighton Range I freely admit that . s I am small, weighing only about 135 pounds.0 dition © franbact business with who. éver wants to. come and see me. I am there to-sell goods or attend to any less profitable matters, that should }4 be sethled,. As for.the Brighton }a Range, 'T sell only-stieb'ay are ih perfect order. If any person sells so-. 1 called Brighton Ranges that cannes hold their own weight, I think those Ranges must be drank, THOMAS LEGG, For Legg & Shaw, Nevada City, Sept. 3, pe Ea Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters-are the best Bitters in use. They . never fail to give relief, Read physicians’ certiticates on the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. “ tf Bantes’ and childrens’ pictures a specialty at Quirk’s, tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results iu an incurable lung isease or Consumption, Brown's Bronchial Troches care certain te drowned in a deep well, into the ur . , ‘pulleys, in compléte running order, WDE suré. the Boots dire stamped Crack. Guta — ‘ed n wich preveigt T, cracking or breaking, . U8 to be as 1epresented, andby strict President @M through his confine. manufactured, Union says? ““1t fs the coinmon ex. ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ete, « = GOOPYEAR RUBBER CO. > Wee Thomas, Walrath & Hicks, R. H. PEASE, Jn, ? ‘Agents, all S.M.RUNYON, San Francisco, N URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER Mtv. . : + his muddy . Pltce of busiress San 7, . Lecation-of Works, ornia, a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Seventh day of September, a’ p. 1881, an assessment tock of the corporation, payable immediate-. > FANGY GOODS. sae a f ay a: ‘ ‘he . } ly in United States gold coin, to the SecreTo ritk PuBric I find ‘the fol tary, at the office of the Company, ‘Ttoom shall Uetober, 1881, will be very smallin this community) [would . tess payment is made before, will be sold on state that Ihandle the saine ranges, . Thursday, and have failed to find a single lot nll oad be gabe beg ipl haa hat ; dvad in thin co le 1 costs ¢* advertising and expenses of that ever arrived in this county in sale. -By order of the Boatd of Directors, street, San Francisco, California, Ce GRAVEL GOLD MINING. As one of -the advertisers of the . °t business, Gold Hil, Storey County, Neva} Notwithstanding this . Fifth Gth) day of gept:mber, 18ST; anas: ae : sessment, (No. 5,) of onecent a slrire omesch at my store andin A@con. and every shere of the capital stock of the ly, in: United States wold colly to the Secretary, at the office of the Coarpany, Bank of Gol’. Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. shall retin unpaid on the unless payment is made. before, Will be sold on Saturday, the Twelfth day of November, together with costs of telvertising and expetises of sale. Directows. Gold Hill, Nevada, NEW SHAVING PARLORS, . Ne More Dyspepsia or Iudigestion: Byeew DUNCAN, Proprietor. First class at the Arcade Bar er Shop, Sacramento, and is ® thorough master of the THREE CITY LOTS enquire of ‘HOTEL ARRIVALS. e. National Exchange Hotel. © . STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. ¢ THtRspay, “September 0, 1881. EdwaAl Davis, Wales. _ T. W. Barker, Riehmead, Eng, }). J. Meane, Kent, Eng. Thos. Price, San’ Francised, R, P. DeNown, Derbee Shaft, [NEW GROCERY FiRM ‘THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Rréadst, Adjoining Gault’s Bakery, ’ NEVADA CITY, fF AVING purchased the! entire stobk of ALEX -»GAULT, are now prepare: Miss Vogleman, Grass Val.ey. Miss Davenport, San Francisco, to supply the ‘people of Nevader@ity with the Best of everything in the Grocery and Provision lifie at Mrs Hubbard,: North Bloomtield. . A. J. Ross, North Btoomtield. Miss Kate Ross, do M. Faust, Dutch Flat, : B. Hall, Oakland. a R, Wheeler, San Francisco. O. F. Harvey, . do = GM. Pinkham, Washington, Henry Kahler, es s ‘Phos. Canningham, Grass Valley, : -Frank Rose, do A. Dahlgren, ee D, Denuch, do Pate Manson, Rough & Ready,Erdstcs Box», Clerk. =: i a Dividend Notice. IVIDEND NO. 3, of Fifty Cents. pér share on the Capital:Stock of the Citizens Bank of ‘Nevada City, California, will become dite and payable on and atter September 10th, a. p. 1yst. JOHN &, “MORGAN, Cashier. Nevada City, Sept. 9th, 1881—10d; od. FOR SALE. . t ( NE 12-24 STEAM ENGINE, with driving shaft, 10-foot-fly-wheel, and 2 driving Apply . . to E. W. KOBERTS, Grase Valley. sii Sena oe eae Union India ‘Rubber Co's . yy Pare Para Gum a CRACKPROO Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of Mnitations ! Proof onthe heels, atid have the Pure Sprays on the foot and instep, eas long as any others a For Sale ‘by all Dealers, ~ fe All kinds Rubber Belting, PackNotice of Assessment, ». FLOUR and FEED, 9. . “HAMS, BACON, LARD’ ae, — ASK FoR——— 7 Tobacco & Cigars a & ‘They keep a f ‘Wand fresh supply ot ri GROVEBYES, . + PROVE ' . CASE Goods, ° = — t : 4 Our Wine Cellar y Is stocked With choice’ ang delicious OLD WINES, COUNAG, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY, oe eaelee / ¥ 4 / We have also on hand Fine Brands of 6 a M, Goods Delivered Free of charge, e Bi seu e We warrant every article sold by ttention to business. and selling ot The Lowest Living Rates, Hé6pe tareccive a liberal share of the ublic patronage, wi. 1 Ba 68 Broad Street,Névada City, August 25th, 19@), “. _Ing Company, Lovation of principal Francisco, California, Nevada county, CaliNotice is hereby given that at a (No. ° seven) of Fifteen ents per share was (15) levied upon the capital 3, No, 328 Montgomery Street, San Franiso, California. So Any stock upon which this ‘assessment . remain unpaid on the 11th day of delinquent and. adertised for sale at— public auction, and un the 10th day of November, ssl, WM, LETTS OUI\ ER, Secretary, Office—Room: 13, No, 328 Montgomery a. Assessment Notices, —Company. — Location. of principal place 2. Locatlo of works, Washinytoa ‘Town. Notice is hereby:given that at a meetin f the Board ot> Diretetors’ held ow the orporation was levied—payvatile. inumeadiaceAny stock Qpon which this Asseysme nt Eighih—(Sbh)-ay of October, 1881, will he delinquent, and dvertised for sale at public autction: ‘and . 881, to pay the delinquent ASEAN, ‘By order of the Board ot FRANK A. WISE, Secretary, Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Main street DUNCAN'S Pine Street, Beckman’s Bhulding, 4 Wosk at, popular prices, Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Danean was formerly enzaged “ton torial art,’ FOR SALE. REE very desirable City Lots: are of‘fered for sale cheap. For particulars For Fashionable Millinery and Oni Broad Street, next hip; Nevada County, Caltornics, Ww and tespeettaly invites stotk of Goods; trade.” ¥ s AND “MISS MI. W. PIERCE pes tq inform the people ot NEVADA CPry And. vieintty, that she will open a Store on co < 5 a ~ . Monday, August 22d, 18s, _» , Fancy Goods, a above the Engine House, hereshe wif] be pleased ta weleorhe all 1 inspection of her and asky a share of the agls 4 a ae ANTQINE TAM, * DERALEY IN" ; Fresh Oysters, Gold Fish, Globes, Nuts, Candies, Etc., piss NEVADA cITy, HAVING Just returned from San “Srancisco, the attention of the-purblie is called to my beau. » tifal stock of youds : GOLD FISH and GLOBES, Two Geld Fish and Globe, $2 60 ‘oe «& FRESH STOCK or” Fresh Eastern Oysters,Will be received daily and served up in the highest style of the culinary art. > TRY THE Torney “PERV Y—Something new; 7 A Flite Stock of, ChoiceFrench and’ American Candies, « If you Want sonething nice, call on ade A. TAM, : ye MRS.JONATHAN CLARK, 023. Piety Hill. to'give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and-Throat diseases. For thirty [> years the ‘l'roches have been recom. mended by physicians, avi always &ive perfect satisfaction, They are not new or untried, but having been nearly an entire generation, -the have attained well-merited rack ruins of a Spanish ‘mansioa lately the Long Branch bathe, Alameda, on. burned near San J van, Cul, a 4 Bunday afternoon, ——5 10a the voice, among the few staple remedica of theage Public soathers and. si era use then: to clear Te REPUTED shi DUNCAN & CO,, has removed to Gillet's Hawseil, where those who ~ A Card to the “PARTNER OF [. stand, Pine street, now owned by Jee. desire First Class Werk Bone x a and astreng:.‘ sh Solf at 25 te’ a bax pin the “Tonsorial Art,” will receive polite Public. a ISAIAH WILLIAMS, AT GOST! ‘On aggiorint’ of REMOVAL every article in the ) IMPORTANT STORE Will be sold st Cost for the next i : " a _ TWO-WEEKS ONLY! Sad caretul attention, agteLay a31 ss .sS&@D, AUERBACH, . Oe a pub pan “who ‘town ‘too ‘two. came Mi art @ Shel dike ¢ tion. Th ‘Neva Valle ‘bag te howl zoad, Sm: the ra best r ofita Tutery ject in The has po — titilbor mensa opener struct) Min crease are sti in the quartz bers ar will be KY will vis Flat, ¢ Powni He ig b ‘facts of tion for A ge was hej that thi very n withdra They ey but did Several, . Right employe the Nar upper p counties & ‘mono since thi ous to tl counties Which of the one-. _ There the Rifle her of Gy up, 4 Pine stre Five Cen Behe 4t Mn

VY ca , f o ‘anid persistent effort will be made by ~ Out of the way at sight of a detec "if it had a special artist on the Apot. a distatice know that the vs ESD ARES TEI AP ERY OT LETS RETAIL A IE I 2 Ame nay The Daily Transcript, . NEVADA SITY, CALIFORNIA. ~~ Saterday, Sept110, 1881. The Codling Moth. seme: The colling.bug has playédshavoc with the apples an1 pears in this vi1 Searcely a tree in any of the orchards but what shows the devastation caused by this destractive insect. Persous who are engazed in the business of raising fruit and who have watched-the progress of the codfing bag, say that it has cxisted in the—lower:-part of this cinity? county for several_years, and has: gradually wotked its way up until jt has reached this section, and will, probably continue up as far-as apple. or pear trees are planted, ‘The Horticultural Commissioners, appointed _. found out, art The New Theory. af . : The Nevaia Tianscrirr is of the Opinion that the train wreckers did not meau robbery at.all, and that "was at first represented. Time may it may, it will be that it was a-bold the lack of nerve some of the party was the cause of the whole thing ending asit happily did.—Grass Valley Union, The Transcript was not there, ani consequent'y ‘has no positive opinions on the subject. So far as it can see, however, the robler theory does not pan out very well. It is the better one to make work for the salthem don’t appear to fancy taking the benefit of it: Fhe wagon; seven of the nine masks, the sanguinary ordérs issued to the express meseenger and the fireman, the véices inthe by the Board ofSupervisors of this “county, have had several thousand circulars printed, giving instructions as to the best method of getting rid of this pernicious insect, ‘They have been -seattered all over-—the-county, and it is to be hoped thata united orchardists to ‘exterminate this pest from ‘our “midst.” Nevada county produces the finest apples, pears and peaches ta be found in the world,and, itcau gontinue to. be so if the instructions of the Commissioners are carried-out. Phose of ‘our citizens who have not a copy of. the circular cin obtain one on application to Felix Gillet of this city, who is Chairman of the Commission, + ot ee oe A Well Made Point. Detectives are still. buggy-riding through Nevada county hunting ducks with a brass band,-so tospeak, . They are looking for the men who “ditched the railroad. train at Cape ~ Horn, ‘but the foolish” wreckers get off with a conviction for manslanghwoods, the armed men, and every-— thing else that smacks of plunderers (save the misplaced rail,,tools and powder) have been disposed of, and the sensation of that eventful Wed-— wesday night has lost much of its charm iu the eyes of many chear-headed peop'e. Se eae A Heavy Old Authortty. — According to an sarticle im the Tidipys,.young Johnson-isnot.-to swing for the murder of that good citizen, John Noyes, bat is to be let ter and possitly a. brief imprigonment. Now why didn’t our pro-phetic contemporary go the entire length of its rope and ‘say that / Noyes killed Johnson? ‘Tiat would . settle the whole business without the formality of a trial, any the Sheriff could tura the prisongf loose immediately: : <aalials-<eppninae How They Gct A tive, instead of coming forward like nen and giving! themselves up, When Pinkertow detectives go for _ Crituinals they assume various dis guises and many ruses, but the Cali fornia detective rides in a buggy and has his arrival announced by the, lo cal newsptpers. He wants to let-the ¢ iminals know he ison hand, ‘and that they had better hide if they don’t want to get arrested, , Our contemporary could not_ have’ produced a more faithful picture eyén ‘The detectives sent here to hdnt up. robbers or other criminals are known by face, form, voice and name to nearly every man and’ boy in the community, When six of the:m strike the town, a8 was the case one day last week, and after making extensive prepatations start’ out with carriages aid horses in various directions; they create almost as much of a sénsation as a double-tent cireus wotld, 0 ee Show Your Haud, “Tn all towns where a newspaper is published,” says a contemporary, “every man should advertise in it, evetrif nothing —more—than—a—card+ stating his name and thg-business he It net-enly pays the alvertiser, but it lets the people at is engaged in, town you -reside in has a live and “Prosperots--petroleum called ‘Hetrolatum,” It As the seed is sown so shall the fruit rece tell her so; never hide your. light. under community of business men, onpense.” If you love a girl, a bushel, says the Scriptures; if you have anything to sell, let. people “know it; speak the truth and shame the devil; never go back on -a redhot stove; what is worth doing at all Ts: worth doing well; “He that. is faithful in that which ig least ig also faithful’ in that which is much,” siys one of the old Bible sharps, Industry igits own reward, Advertise and all may yet be well. Sietind a oe Logie ts Logic, Our astute tri-weekly contemnpo rary settles the hash of the tieory . that the Atlantic Express wasn’t wrecked by robbers, by saying, ‘It’s simply bosh.” Such logig is -iucontvovertible, il The San Franeisco Blection, The Republicans virtually made a clean sweep at San Fraugisgo, The Sandlot-Demoeratic outit possibly saved its-Tax Collector and oue Supervisor, but nothing more, SS aa » Very Clever, th Alta; A Sacramento paper says! that a new town has been laid out keep it constantly in mind. Sum, fs In speaking of a prisoner who had just been sent back to the cells of}: the Butler stpéet police station in Brooklyn, Sérgeant Dyer. said: “I don't liké-hid color, In fact it betrays hin.” When asked to explain,”he said: ‘We ‘ein nearly always tell a newly-discharged convict who has served a long term ii prison by his color, which comes over his face because he is denied. the sunlight. Many a man has been picked up by the fact, and the detectives The face gets a pallid leok, with a yellow. ish cast, Allof the noted thieves who have served fer along time in prison get this hue. Some of them particular about fixing up their com: plexion, umder the circumstances, as a woman yoing to a ball, tor they know the detectives will spot them } if they once catch a glimpse of their color.” ; ‘Do not other men than criminals have the same complexion.” “Yes; night editors, Thaf’swhere phig ‘there wéfe not as many of them as’ tell the tale, 'gjdaf the truth is ever 1 it is to be hoped that vettempt at robbery, ‘aad that through . aried detectives, but eyen-some~ of, bs fcome a handler of publie funds, he case in point is that of:Charles Mclic brought against a thousand dollars, hut the jadjusk ment ©f-his accounts at Washington showed the Government to be indebted to him for about five thou} sand. Upon this showing the offi-cials at Washington’ generously tel‘egraphed ‘permission here o dismiss are sharp enough to try to overcome } costs, , it by, cosmetics, and they are as his heirs are called upon to settle the ‘ington ‘Battery place, erected by a British we get inixed sometimes,”—N, y> . Female Barbers. ° {Oil City Derrick.) the more, a female doctor: . There is a female barber in Bradford, and we are not surprigéd fitat she has the heft of trade; that men shave who never shaved befere, and those who.always shav-\ now share Why, they just tumble . over each other to get her chair, and the lucky man. just straightens himself out and puts himself under the influence ef her hands as if she was When she runs her fingers around his face and tickles him under the chin with the lather brush it makes his blood grow hotiand his toes tingle, while his scalp prickles like an electric: brush, Then when she slips one arm ender his head and grabs hold of his off, ear, and draws the -razor to starThis and That. The crown diamonds of France ar ‘he sold in order to provide tor th better ‘maintaindiice ‘of the publi museums, i] Go The Rev. Willjam Marshall, colored, of @lark county, -Ky.,° annoutices that he will pray for any deserved object on the receipt of 75 cents, The Tennessee University, an institution supported by taxpayers, has decided to exclude negroes, who may instead go to the Fisk Uni versity at the State’s expense, The Jesuits continue to prosper in England. It is stated that the -Impertal Hotel at Dover, a very large buitding, which has been unoccupied for several ‘years, has been.purchased bythe order, and will Shortly’ be ed. toward her, and .leans forward, bringing his nose up against fier, and proceeds to clean the off siste Of his head. That is the time t calls up all his” patriotism, courage, qecites the Dee! ration of Independence, and dreafns of houris and the harem of the Old Man of the Mountaing,'and gety‘so weakethat he takes hair oil, bay/rum-and shamyoo, and heahis/hair cut twiee, Good for Toothpicks,. _A-St/ouis physician says that dite 94 a moat deadly poison, kneWn ‘dindoline.”died in eighteen seconds; The. doctor thinks that a pin scratched with minutes. It isan antitote of mor Jargely dilated. Itis from -the linden that most of our wooden —toothpicks are made. a ~~ 2 SometrMes it seems that whena man is unfortunate enough to behas no longer any rights the Government is bound to: respect. The last Donald, fornierly a Receiver of pubmoney at’Shasta. Suit was. him for about the suit if McDonald would pay the As he died! in the meanwhile, matter, —_———~—o> —--——____ Tne landmarks of New York are disappeating fast. The old WashHotel, on Ibroailway and Admiral for a residence in 1724, is to be pulled down to make room for a modern ten-story. office structure. It was a resort of British officers : eg ; A ‘New manufacturing industry has been projected at Cory, Pay. A substance, is to be extracted from . is something in the nature of paraffine, but of a more fluid consistency, The substancé is: used in place of other upguents in preparing salves, ointments and embrocations, It does not turn rancid with age, like other grease, and is therefore always a sweet smelling curative, ~ ake TH owner Of the largest cultivated farin in the world, Mr, Dalrym.ple, of Dakota, who has 75,090 aeres under the plough, and whose experience in profitable farming is second : to that of no other man in the world, estiinates that hecan lay dowti wheat, under ordinary. cireumstances-of eultivation, in New. York at 66 cents’ per bushel,’ aud have left a/ living protit, ‘ Dissron's: Florida scheme com-— mauds public attention, It involves the building of 40), sniles of railroad, the digying of 2)) miles of canal, the erection of mills, the planting of towns, and the employ ncaty of 100;OQY people in Various aventes, ai hee AcaE Tue reduction from 50. to 23 cents . per word in the rate charged for cable messages haa’ caused a large-in—! crease in the namber of dispatches passing over the line, and there will be no decrease in receipts, > oe )/.-—— gold medal found on her person in. dicated that as Imilie. Fleter she graduated with high honors from the during the war of the Revolution, =e e AN-abandoned woman of Detroit, giving her naine as Mrs, A. Wi's liams, made an unsuccessful attempt to drown herself in the rivér, A Chieago Academy ‘of the Sacred Heart in 1870. aie ; Furry years ago there. were only 23 miles of railroad in operation in the United States. At the close of last year there were 93,671 miles in operation. It is perhaps safe to say that at the close of 1892 there will be nearly 200,000 miles--of railroad in Operation in the United States, GoveRNoR BLACKBURN, of Kentucky, still insists that President Garfield will die of his wound. ‘Phe Governor expresses great confidence in Garfield, but seems to be sadly prejudiced against General Arthur, who he thinks ‘would be worse than the devil tothe South,” ree IN all the tines in Aa eon there are, it is estimated, 978, 151 persons employed, and the length of underground tunnelling in which, they work is 58,744 miles, Tne artesian well at Yankton, the first bored in Dakota, senda 150 gallons pep minute toa height of fifty feet from the ground, an pipes will be laid to supply the city, “Ty Jouy Fratiey, aclerk in a drng in Sutter county. A number of old towns wi . be lai:l out ifthe anti-h: .' @ oai.¢ cicment has its way, , ; : Titner $50 slugs wore found in the store at Oxkland, was drowned at board, he feels like paradise -regainIt’s bad on the nerves, Bat it’s ni¢e. Then she hauls his face over the guyh exuded from the linden pro-. A . eat: inoculated one day. ith a heedle dipped in ‘‘lindoline’ . gate $100. it would kill a man in-less than twe} owners are phine'poisoniug, but—must-be>very-‘sou has had a way of coming into r . tested by wide and constant use for converted into a Jesuit college, An angry wife chased her tippling hnsband out of a saloon at Menomonee, Wis., late one night, but lost sight of hini, and went home. alone. He was the next morning’ found guardedjmouth of which kehad fallen. in his hasty flight, + Five Cents for Fiftecn: Minutes. At first sight it looks. pretty smal! to fine a mill hand five cents for fifteen minutes to see ajcircus varade, but when two thousand hands left a mill iu Pateyson N. J., that length of time the other day, the loss ‘of time was equal to five hundred hours, or the labor of fifty ‘men for The five ¢ent tines aggreAt mili the hands who. left for the same purpose wereall discharged, .Paterson mill opposed to circus’ street parades, —Ix, . : another a THE hopefulness of Br. Bliss has undoubt-dly worked -good to the of. As the * Spiingfeld

ment, and sohas the contidence Mrs, Garfield, perience of physicians that a cheery face and a hopeful word are often worth as much.ag medigine to a despairing patient:” . > QveEN Victoria docs not approve of carpets. Probably her promising . the best parlor with boots on, covering the carpet with t foot Prince of Wades. > « The Brighton Range, c . se 8s lowing published in a paper of this 1 city: : : : . To the Brighton Range and its ad vertisers and manufacturers (who are vi good order, which must. be on account of construction ; and auy-stove or range that wilt not hold its: own weight for transportation,is wot such a stove or range as is wanted by this community, G.o,. BK. Turner, Nevada City, Aug. 30, 1881, d Brighton Range I freely admit that . s I am small, weighing only about 135 pounds.0 dition © franbact business with who. éver wants to. come and see me. I am there to-sell goods or attend to any less profitable matters, that should }4 be sethled,. As for.the Brighton }a Range, 'T sell only-stieb'ay are ih perfect order. If any person sells so-. 1 called Brighton Ranges that cannes hold their own weight, I think those Ranges must be drank, THOMAS LEGG, For Legg & Shaw, Nevada City, Sept. 3, pe Ea Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters-are the best Bitters in use. They . never fail to give relief, Read physicians’ certiticates on the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. “ tf Bantes’ and childrens’ pictures a specialty at Quirk’s, tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results iu an incurable lung isease or Consumption, Brown's Bronchial Troches care certain te drowned in a deep well, into the ur . , ‘pulleys, in compléte running order, WDE suré. the Boots dire stamped Crack. Guta — ‘ed n wich preveigt T, cracking or breaking, . U8 to be as 1epresented, andby strict President @M through his confine. manufactured, Union says? ““1t fs the coinmon ex. ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ete, « = GOOPYEAR RUBBER CO. > Wee Thomas, Walrath & Hicks, R. H. PEASE, Jn, ? ‘Agents, all S.M.RUNYON, San Francisco, N URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER Mtv. . : + his muddy . Pltce of busiress San 7, . Lecation-of Works, ornia, a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Seventh day of September, a’ p. 1881, an assessment tock of the corporation, payable immediate-. > FANGY GOODS. sae a f ay a: ‘ ‘he . } ly in United States gold coin, to the SecreTo ritk PuBric I find ‘the fol tary, at the office of the Company, ‘Ttoom shall Uetober, 1881, will be very smallin this community) [would . tess payment is made before, will be sold on state that Ihandle the saine ranges, . Thursday, and have failed to find a single lot nll oad be gabe beg ipl haa hat ; dvad in thin co le 1 costs ¢* advertising and expenses of that ever arrived in this county in sale. -By order of the Boatd of Directors, street, San Francisco, California, Ce GRAVEL GOLD MINING. As one of -the advertisers of the . °t business, Gold Hil, Storey County, Neva} Notwithstanding this . Fifth Gth) day of gept:mber, 18ST; anas: ae : sessment, (No. 5,) of onecent a slrire omesch at my store andin A@con. and every shere of the capital stock of the ly, in: United States wold colly to the Secretary, at the office of the Coarpany, Bank of Gol’. Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. shall retin unpaid on the unless payment is made. before, Will be sold on Saturday, the Twelfth day of November, together with costs of telvertising and expetises of sale. Directows. Gold Hill, Nevada, NEW SHAVING PARLORS, . Ne More Dyspepsia or Iudigestion: Byeew DUNCAN, Proprietor. First class at the Arcade Bar er Shop, Sacramento, and is ® thorough master of the THREE CITY LOTS enquire of ‘HOTEL ARRIVALS. e. National Exchange Hotel. © . STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. ¢ THtRspay, “September 0, 1881. EdwaAl Davis, Wales. _ T. W. Barker, Riehmead, Eng, }). J. Meane, Kent, Eng. Thos. Price, San’ Francised, R, P. DeNown, Derbee Shaft, [NEW GROCERY FiRM ‘THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Rréadst, Adjoining Gault’s Bakery, ’ NEVADA CITY, fF AVING purchased the! entire stobk of ALEX -»GAULT, are now prepare: Miss Vogleman, Grass Val.ey. Miss Davenport, San Francisco, to supply the ‘people of Nevader@ity with the Best of everything in the Grocery and Provision lifie at Mrs Hubbard,: North Bloomtield. . A. J. Ross, North Btoomtield. Miss Kate Ross, do M. Faust, Dutch Flat, : B. Hall, Oakland. a R, Wheeler, San Francisco. O. F. Harvey, . do = GM. Pinkham, Washington, Henry Kahler, es s ‘Phos. Canningham, Grass Valley, : -Frank Rose, do A.. Dahlgren, ee D, Denuch, do Pate Manson, Rough & Ready,Erdstcs Box», Clerk. =: i a Dividend Notice. IVIDEND NO. 3, of Fifty Cents. pér share on the Capital:Stock of the Citizens Bank of ‘Nevada City, California, will become dite and payable on and atter September 10th, a. p. 1yst. JOHN &, “MORGAN, Cashier. Nevada City, Sept. 9th, 1881—10d; od. FOR SALE. . t ( NE 12-24 STEAM ENGINE, with driving shaft, 10-foot-fly-wheel, and 2 driving Apply . . to E. W. KOBERTS, Grase Valley. sii Sena oe eae Union India ‘Rubber Co's . yy Pare Para Gum a CRACKPROO Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of Mnitations ! Proof onthe heels, atid have the Pure Sprays on the foot and instep, eas long as any others a For Sale ‘by all Dealers, ~ fe All kinds Rubber Belting, PackNotice of Assessment, ». FLOUR and FEED, 9. . “HAMS, BACON, LARD’ ae, — ASK FoR——— 7 Tobacco & Cigars a & ‘They keep a f ‘Wand fresh supply ot ri GROVEBYES, . + PROVE ' . CASE Goods, ° = — t : 4 Our Wine Cellar y Is stocked With choice’ ang delicious OLD WINES, COUNAG, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY, oe eaelee / ¥ 4 / We have also on hand Fine Brands of 6 a M, Goods Delivered Free of charge, e Bi seu e We warrant every article sold by ttention to business. and selling ot The Lowest Living Rates, Hé6pe tareccive a liberal share of the ublic patronage, wi. 1 Ba 68 Broad Street,Névada City, August 25th, 19@), “. _Ing Company, Lovation of principal Francisco, California, Nevada county, CaliNotice is hereby given that at a (No. ° seven) of Fifteen ents per share was (15) levied upon the capital 3, No, 328 Montgomery Street, San Franiso, California. So Any stock upon which this ‘assessment . remain unpaid on the 11th day of delinquent and. adertised for sale at— public auction, and un the 10th day of November, ssl, WM, LETTS OUI\ ER, Secretary, Office—Room: 13, No, 328 Montgomery a. Assessment Notices, —Company. — Location. of principal place 2. Locatlo of works, Washinytoa ‘Town. Notice is hereby:given that at a meetin f the Board ot> Diretetors’ held ow the orporation was levied—payvatile. inumeadiaceAny stock Qpon which this Asseysme nt Eighih—(Sbh)-ay of October, 1881, will he delinquent, and dvertised for sale at public autction: ‘and . 881, to pay the delinquent ASEAN, ‘By order of the Board ot FRANK A. WISE, Secretary, Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Main street DUNCAN'S Pine Street, Beckman’s Bhulding, 4 Wosk at, popular prices, Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Danean was formerly enzaged “ton torial art,’ FOR SALE. REE very desirable City Lots: are of‘fered for sale cheap. For particulars For Fashionable Millinery and Oni Broad Street, next hip; Nevada County, Caltornics, Ww and tespeettaly invites stotk of Goods; trade.” ¥ s AND “MISS MI. W. PIERCE pes tq inform the people ot NEVADA CPry And. vieintty, that she will open a Store on co < 5 a ~ . Monday, August 22d, 18s, _» , Fancy Goods, a above the Engine House, hereshe wif] be pleased ta weleorhe all 1 inspection of her and asky a share of the agls 4 a ae ANTQINE TAM, * DERALEY IN" ; Fresh Oysters, Gold Fish, Globes, Nuts, Candies, Etc., piss NEVADA cITy, HAVING Just returned from San “Srancisco, the attention of the-purblie is called to my beau. » tifal stock of youds : GOLD FISH and GLOBES, Two Geld Fish and Globe, $2 60 ‘oe «& FRESH STOCK or” Fresh Eastern Oysters,Will be received daily and served up in the highest style of the culinary art. > TRY THE Torney “PERV Y—Something new; 7 A Flite Stock of, ChoiceFrench and’ American Candies, « If you Want sonething nice, call on ade A. TAM, : ye MRS.JONATHAN CLARK, 023. Piety Hill. to'give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and-Throat diseases. For thirty [> years the ‘l'roches have been recom. mended by physicians, avi always &ive perfect satisfaction, They are not new or untried, but having been nearly an entire generation, -the have attained well-merited rack ruins of a Spanish ‘mansioa lately the Long Branch bathe, Alameda, on. burned near San J van, Cul, a 4 Bunday afternoon, ——5 10a the voice, among the few staple remedica of theage Public soathers and. si era use then: to clear Te REPUTED shi DUNCAN & CO,, has removed to Gillet's Hawseil, where those who ~ A Card to the “PARTNER OF [. stand, Pine street, now owned by Jee. desire First Class Werk Bone x a and astreng:.‘ sh Solf at 25 te’ a bax pin the “Tonsorial Art,” will receive polite Public. a ISAIAH WILLIAMS, AT GOST! ‘On aggiorint’ of REMOVAL every article in the ) IMPORTANT STORE Will be sold st Cost for the next i : " a _ TWO-WEEKS ONLY! Sad caretul attention, agteLay a31 ss .sS&@D, AUERBACH, . Oe a pub pan “who ‘town ‘too ‘two. came Mi art @ Shel dike ¢ tion. Th ‘Neva Valle ‘bag te howl zoad, Sm: the ra best r ofita Tutery ject in The has po — titilbor mensa opener struct) Min crease are sti in the quartz bers ar will be KY will vis Flat, ¢ Powni He ig b ‘facts of tion for A ge was hej that thi very n withdra They ey but did Several, . Right employe the Nar upper p counties & ‘mono since thi ous to tl counties Which of the one-. _ There the Rifle her of Gy up, 4 Pine stre Five Cen Behe 4t Mn