September 11, 1874 (4 pages)

4 i “Tany ‘pa od ‘ta . crow, they parted in. ty ag @hasbaiid was; ~ » for he had a ATH OF AX Oup — The — Union in yi On Wednesday night about half _ apes the alarm of fire when dead, that we have what may ‘be considered the ~ greyt thing.” __. Love of; relatives, respect,fo superiOTs, and veneration of the dead is the the building onthe éust side, and . that of A. Goldsmith is not. further than twenty-five feet on the wést “Vivian has offered to'give his services'and that of his assistants at Grass Valley on Saturday night, for ed. He’ contributed: niany articles . to the newspaper ‘press, principally to the Sacramento Union and the Néw York Timés, “the communicaDS SRR TC EI SIE ERS TES a MARRIED. “In Nevada ‘city, September 8th, 1874, at : 4 Me “next issue will appear January, Price $1 50. Bound in Board, 450p-~ 1875, conta ing the priticipal cities_got in: _ >the nea: z — . ——_—____ —— . Were wt. ths Wieatre witnessing: “the . Sugl practi digi 4 as ente . had ‘forget thet "yon . > ' us: of this vieinity are troupe, and a ral tathpede, was fe gent man," said a baud, bigee P fs pret ‘ ‘meeting in Grass Valley. made tor the outside. The fire was . ence’ become stiddeiily aeivett with town. He arrived in ‘California on es Specie ae mek Se roe There will sen, bis wl Gas ata tithe, nan We learn their object is to feed the . found to be in the building owned by . terror upon the lenst alarm, afi@’tush . the 16th day of September, 1849, ge ring’ it. stinger ar ‘eight revlon ‘at the new Auction room o1 J. 8.Holbrobion zi 7 ; dead of California. ‘The ceremonies . Mrs. Dr. Harrison, on West Broad headlong regardless of consequences . coming across the plains from’ the ber. —French paper. TROAY RIBERS ,Opposits the Bank, ee a ui "> 466 eae eemealantswee mattert of . Steet, occupied by the.family of a. tolife or limb. In cases of immediState of Indiana. He immediately ) . et gcteocene aee ; i are curiosity to the Christian world, and . Mr. Calkins, There had been a fire ate ddhger, the matter becomes . went into the mines and for a time. A youne lady in, a ong to. = miduarmpiaicee 0 +. 4 2 aaa PRE om al og Bie Steet of ridicule to those who } in the kitchen daring the evening, . worse. People should, under such. was engaged in the business: on ik aire a aor ae te Lapiod agi . OR Gs q ee «profess other beliefs, Yet: itis-a-nes }224.i¢is supposed the fire caught from sircumstances, keep cool, and if it: Jobers tiver. He afterwards went dress reform, and:now: wish to ask Splendi @ opportunity ‘to iebtire roe et ; li rvice above. all others the a defective fue. Mrs. Calkins had . is necessary to leave a building, “do to San Francisco, ‘where he ‘engaged why we have not the independence ° oa lee the . : wel be the kent iola‘upon put the ehildren to bed and was herso quietly. A sddden . statapede . in business on what was then knéwn . .to giye up skirts at once? eo _. great barg.ins. i ‘eles . a thes gteo self seated on the sofa inthe sitting . from the gallery. of’ the theatre in. as Long Wharf; In the Fall of 1851, . fall trousers buttoned to a shir “3.8, HOLBRUOK, Auctioneer, . 7. that people, Their present religion is waist, with a band below the knee, a Nevada, Sept. 8thi, Arizona, ' i: ee situs. He be-. 700 reading, when. she discovered . this city by a large crowd, would se-. as nearly as we‘ cat ascertain, Mr. full plaitédskitt reaching to the . : ‘ nat taught: “by” Confucius, » He P a “Tully; ba: “Yiewéd th the power Of Heaven to dethat the kitcheh was om fire. Sbe verely. tast.its—strength, besides a. Delano.arrived in: : Grass Valley. “He . knee, with handsome boots, would, “HAIR a satve iev : ereiant sanishHo be. . #étitte-that_room” and: found~the . jam in the passage Ways woild fe‘devoted the” first ‘year or two of his . make a graceful costae, aan us. F “wWoRK. . a See Ya oid Rigioggheatid ang . Hames butsting out from. the ceiling salt in injury fo ‘women, and. chil-. time here in. ‘prospecting and was at ihe eye became nected to it.” og 3 Ea ads A = ma oe rths-the ‘in and ancestors: oe She, thinks bad the. dren who might be in the crowd. It . one time Superintendent of the mill f, ie Bx aad : aes ate 5 “ oo ay i much, Gal Sacritand gardén hose belonging to the house . is better under-such cireumstances. and ‘thine gf tlie Nevada Company, . Say no more about Europe. © She MISS ANNIE. O’DONNELL, Ra led 2h tite h h been in order at that time, she could . to keep cool and leave quietly, .A. the mill ‘befng’ Tooatéttiear where . is taking care of Joaquin Miller, JoROAD STREET,.Nevadsyadjoining Mrs h «iets ani Place mash SAEbEeS ee . Sily have extinguished the fire. . little presence of mind under ‘such . the Larimér mjll now stands, After-} sic Mansfield, Genet and two AsheriRudolph’s Photogruph Geilery, is now er last} ‘the duties and ceremonies of mourn. ** 7 rn See y can base ball ‘clubs, and if that isn’t . preparya to do ail kinds of city abou for parents. Respect and love She was badly frightened, but awoke . circumstances, frequently avoids .& . wards he was* appointed -the agent} kindness what. is it?—Detroit ‘Free ' pandas nt pars and relatives is one of the children and they rushed out. of . serious catastrophe, for Weills,Fargo & Co's Express and Press. HAIR WORK. Pe si : the Tesdaiuashat rules of their rebe with only their night clothes “ seen . ;Banking Honse in this places Tn Pataeme.: of Goldsmith Maid, it . Such as SWITCHES? ‘CURLS, PUFFs, a ride. ( digion.: ‘Their greatest teacher said: “When on the street they oa pry one th rae 1856, we think, be resigned the agenmay be well to state that she is sev-. FRIZELTES, BRAIDS, CHAINS, and , thebeeidl ga oms, should. ene ‘fire, and aroused A. Goldiberae ors e fire the streets cy of Wells, Fargo & Co, and. began . enteen yeurs of age, is owned’ by ae ‘“Asyouth when at home, shou ° re so dark that it was with diffiHAIR JEWELRY. discovere filial, und abroad respectful to his. Smith, who livesnext door. He} We? 8° : rf . the banking business on. his own ac-. Henry N. Smith of New York, who _” sat Sea fp iain elders. He should be earnest and. rushed ‘into the house and found . © Tty that the scene of the conflagra. count, which business is continued re he won't sll ber for $100,000. LADIES BAIR DRESSED FOR PARTIES W Tally 3 truthful ‘He should overflow in. Mrs. Culking sitting on the_sofa ot _— teapots hips — up to the present ‘time. + During. all . WuEw a Massachusetts temper. , Prices moderste and all work warranted it, But th ; at eee ‘sia ee ~. . When the engine companies arrived, to give sitisfaction. Ashare of the public ae ee love to all, and cultivate: the friend. pulling her hair fn absolute terror. sey if dnd the years of his business here there . ance man gets drunk, they carry bim . patronage ts solicited. 56 fafces = : Wher he has-ti Mr. Goldsurith opened the kitchen they had to work in the dark, and . 4,5 never been a whisper ofthe want. into the preseuge of -his wife, and ‘teas , ship of the good. em he. bas -tyune ie sea Gena th bl were delayed in attaching the hose o¢ eynfidence in the integrity or cu-. leave him there, without any -means . ~ AT T eaped uy and opportunity, after the performEr ee Moana lepisiiens 4 to the hydrants on account of it. It} y of defending himself, P RIVA’ E SALE. In her fr ~_ ance_of other things, he shonld eme. #!l around the stove and ‘chimney. nlbolisn ee : t pacity of Mr. Delatio. Deceased so carriage. TOP than” iit Olite seudién:** ConHe crossed the street to Mr. Miller's would seem economy on the part of . was known all over the State as a. Tam gross sum to which Ameri-}oe ‘ploy them in po und procure? _ tub of water, and atthe city Trustees ‘to have the lamps . writer for the papers, and for book; . CBs have fallen heir-in Eugland and Housshold & Kitzhen Futsiture : a ‘fucius recommended ‘the observance : lichted. We,h do not-desire P ; Holland during the past three days and it ws t the rule handed down from an-. tempted tod it onthe fire, but. ‘sbt crenahiuhtcvehes cps which he published. He devoted /j, $350,000,000,000,000,000, with nj + R.W.T ce see that‘paretits when dead . found it of no ase. __ Pennsylvania‘ ee those amore: sugh ours ashe could spare _ from, towuship to heat froin —Dettait Bre RAW. C. AULT, offers for ie: a le a. _ propriety.” They callsome cf these . Scene and as 800n as pommols com. . #9 y: ne eee pursuits, inswhich he took anak in} a5 Kadhitiy 2 “Foes” vHlacken hier iikaby. 2vrsthing iumet be sold by #ri_ mer that Se sn “ceremonies feeding the dead, but meneed throwing water. ~ Nevada; P ALLELE te est and in which he took great pistol firing cousix erably she will ucAlso, a Fine Mulch Gow, Chickens Tar . _ his back Disastrous Fire, ise —they do not believe the spirits of the . . Company, No, 1, afterwards _air-ved . pe: ‘nouke Scoupied™ ty “O83 — . pride. His first_ -pubtication “Was . quire the sobriquet of the North} Pegs; io. 18 She im ~ dead eat the food they place for’ ‘and also commenced to play. NeithKbonnrite: neat the Ovens will, .‘Life-on the Plains and among the pe pene RB tion, oe or. the : tole on. them, but only witaess ‘the respect . & ccmpany were very successful in os Willow Valley caught fire on; WedDiggings,”” a book of 384 octavo cial oF Fire. ouvisville Commer. NOTICE. . sth. “for sheir memory by the living. TBhe immediately subduing the ¥ ~_— nesday morcing: at 10 o’clock, and pies ‘published in 1854 by Miller, i ng r OALL wioM Ir mee & Cor eee ; got the & ‘< * ‘ ’ ot Sone be fi dou. Co ae q a _wsipixits.of the departed.axe supposed . ° The fire soon communicate to, all . the famnily-barely-had-time-to-eseapeton & Mulligan of Auburn, New ¥i ‘Tate Inst eS Season,’ Mad . oon Ss cen iS en wed. “a _eomplen il _. the roomé in the house and contin: ake York. The work described a. jour. eline: aldo took at this beat~. i 4 stable, and whose principal “a +o hire 4 knowledge of thé ‘circum from the burning structure. Not an J fol suudesy “Mistery: Nonsense , principal place of man €x¢ 2 their descendants, and be ued burning eh all. except the . . ticle of clothing ‘or furniture mice the plains and life‘in “the Madeliuce, don't 5 a ‘absurd! We eines ose CF Uclidevani ww commceted ot clothing i; \ to affect them, hence the cere. {ame work of the building was confave . mines, and had an extensive sale} mast just-run through, and “be. able MaryL Lancaster, who is soie partner inf ster whc t peeve aha to their. memory. somedy: Asmall portion of the fur. a Sie : saad iat pales and circulation inthe East and. on . to cy we have ere. & whose pists ut aie esl aity. ; intt bind ie niture was brought f m the buildin ate sie 1 thi “Obi California 4 om re ip . One of the Chinese religious teach: 8 re 8 . . ‘Koennrite was engaged at work in — Chips from theDaas ; T Springfield Re nub ican has a MARY a LANCASTER. with “di and saved, ‘There was considerable Block,” Calif Sketch Book, HE Sprivg pabhi — ers-said: “The nourishment of pa. " ™ 4 and Séilusion arcoud thi the Murchie mine. They are very ee = ome = ste . Gibbonish editorial on the “The DeDated August With, 1si4. The wi — reuts when living is not sufficient to Stik 8p ovesewrs rae the poor, and lost their all. A subserip. ?” several ‘plays, some of which cine abd Fall of Fences.” We wi h S. E. tr aties Gu: iue ana Pacific around ; be accounted the great thing. ‘It is pluce OF IPG meaye cou aVe Bebe ioe will-be sen-ap. toethee collat! last metitioned’ were put upon the} we conld chronicle in similar style to lift h sohily iui performing ‘their! ébsequies . 8 Ved. ‘The house of B, EF. Sioakes = . Stage, ahd were-afterwards ‘publishne Denivaand all of Pree Coast Directory.” could ni is within twelve or fourteen feet from Mokeiamne Hiil Benefit. Oston Wiude. but She , wee } ech ? : 08 aud towus of Califuruim, Oregon, Nevada, i ‘Yeading doctrines of their religion. side. Although these buildings were . the benefit of the Mokelumne Hill . tions'relating mostly:to. tine ‘ mining } py poudense of tb bride's broth r by hee. Lie ee broae aotearoa Arithis cit; 3 ‘Who dati say that the Chinese, ‘l80 near they did not catch on fire, . sufferers. That town was completeinterests of the State. “Old Bluck,”’ . J. Sims, z. Mi Murgret 8.Hutehinson, to 23,000 namey of Busine » inn, g over outta thotigh heathens, do not strictly lite und the fire companies.had only .to . ly destroyed by fire on Monday last; under which name he wrote, is és agen cage aS roca — oe the Pyeific The wo up to their belief, and, so far as the extinguish the flames of the burning . and while the performaneé was: gofamiliar on this coast as uny houses Noe ciital cenely ol coche. “inn cad : in. M. McKE EY, the way light has~ been elves them, are as build’ng. ‘Lhe wir wis perfec ly stil . ing on that night in Grass Valley, @. hold word, and itis not necessary digure Which oy. ei feel in’ the. _ The Sau ana — ser age wikal neat perfect as their more: favored . OF au extensive conflagration would dispatch came announcing the disas. for us to speak of the character of giood aucwiulr the: Sais aouple all the. Qitad/ incon pier pentose eee, Her fee fellow. men who have attained a. bave resulted. Afteraboutan hour's . ter. Mr. Vivian immediately offered . his writings. It is sufficient to say happiness the married sila is ca. °™ recoipt of Oren Pues are mor dhigber degree A civilization? work the fire was quenched. There his services, and will appear there . thut they show his love of the mounbh it Neches : — penmenes ’ ae ---————__« . Was-an insuranee pulicy of. $600 °on . on the night stated. “The offer ~: a . tains, and of mountain scenery, and P PS BU P . coutor's Bale. physici: __The Funeral of A. Delano, . the building, ard the owner, Mrs. . very liberal’ and praiseworthy one, that bis eonstagtagim was.t0 gd . CE is hereby given, that in; = a his pow The funeral of the.late; Alonzo Harrison, is in San Francisco, ‘The . and no doubt a large amount will be . up the peculiar great interest of chix DIED. 4 aaa ee icon. Pion rotate but the Delano, of Grass Valley, takes place fumily occupying the house lost all be raised aud forwarded to the ep’ mountain country. So great was 1 California, made on the $th ‘day of 8 Septemthat de: frota=-thte family residence, West . reir clothing und provisions, The . &f sonimittss. _ phistove tor the wmiounteins that When . 40° S'etano assa ee peated mantticennl . of be AWotting, meowased, the underign 10% 0° # Main stteet, im that place, to-day, at) totus joss “will amount to about ~~~" . he took a vacation he went not tothe . 6 days;.a native of Aurota. coudty New . €4, the Kxvetitor of the ast will of L.a. ppb ~shalf past 2 o’clock p.m. As the de$1,500, : Liberty . Mine. ; ity bak ee ee York. Walling, deceased, will sell at public auc. © consciv Ae ‘ This ledge is located at Yareke ’ pig vig! The funeral will take place this, . tion, to the hignest: bidder, atWalling’s Mr, Ta ceased was well and tavorably known ae the higher Sierra Nevadus. He w Hotel, im the villuge of Rough and Bendy, ' ; Sonth, near the saw mill at that 8 AB. S.yus Friday afternoon, at half. past two devada couLty, State atur buids onthe in Ariz throughout the ‘county, the attenSuicide. a mewber of the Cahfornia Societ ad Metober, I ; : yout place. It has been work d. heretog ¥. o'clock, fromthe family residence, . 4; 4, ae Ne eianes, 299 Be was kn ‘cance will doubtless’ be-very large. James Gilmore, alias ‘Boston,’ of Pioneers, and two w.eks ago an : AS Vw dock Mf bubs cay, adk ahoaight, os? . fore, and all the rock above water} =". a8 “. west Main street, . title, uterest and estate of said di 4 reply t) A large number from this city will be} an old resident of this city, COM} vel w as taken out-and crushed, It ticipated a renewal of old '49 renin . . psssmesnsenesteeestiteemmieess ratzmerianes vag ae time Of bis death, and all the right, : ihe ‘at in attendance to pay-the last tribate . mitted suicide at the county hospipiid $16 per'ton onan ‘average, ,aliscences with his brother Pieneers at . ge lay age i 3 pothesis ssoynrin tee bean mtd : ; wh: \ of, respect: to the memory_of one of . ial on Wednesday. He was-seen+ sugh samaal ii pald ack nee 30 . their celebration’ now in progrees at Assessment No:ice. er than that vr Wiawaitiod w that of sald L. = com : the oldest and most highly esteemed! spout noon by the inmates the lust per ton. It is ai ne es to . Sua Francisco. The» respect in pyar tea po oo @ all of the following peed om. posoebs of q st wa _¢itizens of the county, om time: About 4 o’clock he was fc and ereut hoisting works, and the padihe which he was.-held.iu Grass Valley, . ot ba-Incts, — ess Seek Mies > re: Peg ig eg aot oe. : will eh Fffect of the Meeting. ane burying'ground belonging . igigident, a San Francisco man, where he‘had va long lived, andbeen Nevade cauuty Chifitata. itis te ache mm Pike o: = “en ng cn or Sun ‘The Grass Valley Union says but . tothe premises, with hls.throat cut. wont pelow yesterday to parchase . *° well known, was ‘testified to byby given Te rae . of ims Dinotons sideot Main sarect, ‘m the ¥ alage of Rough . : s ; i st on } el. ob 0 uysas 74 a ° d Ready, id. ui « @few drops of raiu visited that town. a fue by his ste gan the machinery. It is thought the ‘the marked respect paict Weduesday sessment, Nol, , of One Lollér Bes stage was peat pind ousuty art Seale 7 ea on Tuesday night,and the haacanee’ eck Cubthess: ccthupitie bout (ine will pay largely when develop‘4a Bis, pemory. -; ‘The , Saga, Wem ation, payable imam diately in United States ote prin ys gee 5 Beg ago eas of the Josh. The thing will doubt-. the year 1854 arid ‘has since resided oh, audit ie about. 'to be sold to . Mast aud citizens, one and all, spoke the Soe. eS s Poitioaate 8 rent San . degcr beds welug KBOWL as Walling’s Sta& Dick Jess s6ém Very absurd to Christians, . here. He wasa very dissipated man, . 3.5 Francisco parties: ia sorrowful toues of regret that such . assessment shall te'rain gupaid-on the 20th ane Bengt A psc aoe ong pier ran int yet they. make a practive.of praying . “2d bas been an inmate of the Coun. celiie _}.#.useful aod blameless life could not ee cokinn tal ater a Ri (lel quent, . Maih street, and adjoimng t1.e hotel and pected Comusitsnd 3 ma t' public suction ,. garden on tiie Wést, knuwa as Walling’s for'similar favors, and believe the'. ty Hospital, for a number of years. . « ene Hae Fo mall. . have been spared yet longer. Peace Ted te ealee coinnde before, will be . Lower Ourrsl, and being enclosed with a mont Creator frequently changes the order An inquest was held upon the body Bl Dilton, Ep hsi,2 anied b y J. to the ashes of one of Gad’ 8 noblest 1874, ‘to pay the deli uquent cB Pht eas fone Alen, ce Mae ee gs me : elaim y of thé weather for: the’ benefit of yesterday, and the verdict was in : — of seen na down . works—av hoi panty, Ehe.family . Seber with costs of advertig.ng and, expen; uy of exther of the eels of land above Twenty _ mankind. accordance with the wbove fucts, ome county jull yesterday, a mexiland relatives of the -decea:ed have B; J. GRAY, Se: reta eked. Saas aman. ep tacos wont. : the-old oo ee can whois committed to jail by . the fats wpathies _. _ Office, No 438 Oalifurnia st. San Print, tins the followin pero property, be > ia, Freak of Nature. 5 Fire at hureka. Justice Bullard, for the robbery of a ee their great b a = wens C0, Coenen: : a8 myging to skid ta cool tt ef bar, i hu ‘J, Hibbard, of Horeka, will exbibit) .The. house of Mrs. J. Young at. cabin belohging to Chase and Cole, . sa Couniy Warrants. ren weaetng? Seas rae 18 tele ai at the fuirs at Marysville and Sacra. Eareka‘came near being burned on. who livéou Guston Ridge. The abe niture, eupulics om bau, 4 cows, 2 calves, hoes. is z A CoMmLAGRANION in Portland, OrARRANTS N i ) mine miento a rare curiosity. Tt w a seoWednesday. The fixe originated in} bery ‘was. ,comumitted. about three egos; du>undaybt wale BAN tse at i bead roa vuly . b 1d hy tees, oe seas ti phrne alk, other . ey “tion of a spruce tree which is per-. the bedroom.~ It: was discovered by . weeks ago, and Dick Dillon has been,. boot and shoe sture of J: Fleischner aa, igs Koad ries lee ‘che prc a a hans "onieea seates. Pe Bhi : “feetly square. From the rings it is) Peter Odell, who ran into the room, . ou the trick of the culprit since, . and t ‘Asié.will, be Duid ou ,reseutotion, Lutercst . tet. P , he photograph gallery of Mr. chase Fi vale ‘Toles? dated Ved ai. es s shown that the tree is two hundred . and taking o sheet smothered the . aud at last succeeded in spotting the } Hendee, uud-inflicted heavy. damage K.P, SANFORD ‘freasurer, . per cent down, and balanve ens Ther ne and ninety-five years old. For the. flamea and called. for assistance. . right wan. He admits committing . npon the but and shoe siore uf > by Ava, Parker, Deputy ole ears Court. . Deeds at ex . baal ‘first one hundred en Gfty apn oF Before any arrived he had succeeded . the deed, and plead: + gailtys Govtge-a. seit aj *Nevads, September uth, 1874. on oot eee t . the appearance of the rings, the tree’. in extinguishing the fire. His f oe M. WALLING. ; Bpsaner: Then it maul . to a a ye a aa ah: Reni ee@hmmeent at, San’ Jaan, . Ee OR RESTAURANT. Executor of the last will of L, A. Wal~ childre gre oat Wwas-eons.derably burned, aud he’ The, Viviaw troupe will giva oue'at . Tue -recreation season at Long . edhmuoaes aera Ting dectawe. Bepl0. stil grow squire is almost as . lost all his whiskers. Had it not Shale Pasles Waters Brauch fs already, closing because of . Commervial Seri POLL ficient aquare.as it could ‘be made with car. been for him the house and probably . 5 rou ninenen abt Ba, ‘the long continued unusually stormy j vet, BuaL Ful aALB. ; penters® tools. Ii isw rare curiosity, . the town would have » een burned. tun -to=night, We ein’ assnte i ee ar ia “Kranscript Miogk, ne yeee sabe} oandvis. well worth examination byt at . ee beatae the mT Ce at ee een bees tga: . a ae OMION TURAPIKE, (known an -who-st rtists, and they w'} afford them in ali dates apd at the . in se Mehnptar 96 “hectaipt* "Petey ‘Coe, & sou of W.R, Coe, esi wh . bounding aloagtbe street “in ‘tne di-. owestamtogs T Meatall hows. aie" [ab eng a st . a = iter ys Wedtiesduy: wie an lotweste of this city, while playing leap frog, . ch a seldom equal‘Fection of the doctor's office, with a DRe at: B. SMOND Lae OF ees Bal ery t. reasonable ae : 1! Mrs. “"Pully’ was) 0" seWerely . t the schdol-ground, ou’ Wednesday . " Luge ouses greet them woet. palf frightened Inugh’ on. his fact, ; piano 1 a a nee Lote ‘un ‘Y go, aud both by Formeny — be avity it 1 ato enue her death; Percy einy 4p cary dad. the fore-ingep of bis efit A People and . took out fora Coos a EG meuit watch wits roca im Gera introns 00 to retu . , pie-s are loud in their praise of the JAS rymovea to Ne the (UF Lascreaieney, aia Wil also fur “Coe broke his finger; the house of . hand broken, between the secounl) ™ the patrduage of Tong iy oa . Misi eau ploymeNe tor wo AmeM. . a Mrs: Hiatris@n in” this ity, ‘Was de. and . third joints, WP vB A ae : performances. A fall heyuse Saat Aw exebnigg ee He ca pend st Unies aa re Kar Leeaan or le i : ed by fire; the Jou it, he es i Dp. . bee vente. Bessie is enlire gnicules. “a res ons om ape: “a lott: Mulonap crematp, He stroyed by fire; house of Koennaah saint hadiais clk al da ony-bud been.canybt sitting. on apie: ¢ E — seplé-tt _ teetagun aia Bead * _ =kitewas-barned. at Willow Valley; ‘Hunt, and “ the boy, cine ae bg tigen pees p. thee z “she: Wouldn't” have 7 Nils SKATES i James Gilmore-committed snicide . Pain, id dl first-rat®Accidents . peb‘whed® Kev.” Joba Brown “as . thus y qtuck;” sue . oaraestss oa iste Mn one’ n P “ Inighty qnuck,” sue would . Attorn w + of this character are getting comu Juseed “preacher probably mweagt} have rema hed quiet, and 6 id. that} AY aie SasciOr at La Fhe had an oily she : d a daualitios delve ee and what o so epapRen ‘ ry abton? ‘pogition . on: prinek, Gt po iuereial:” pF tec upetnatllry Ait dim & be Bet wnety 1 AGP an! 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4 i “Tany ‘pa od ‘ta . crow, they parted in. ty ag @hasbaiid was; ~ » for he had a ATH OF AX Oup — The — Union in yi On Wednesday night about half _ apes the alarm of fire when dead, that we have what may ‘be considered the ~ greyt thing.” __. Love of; relatives, respect,fo superiOTs, and veneration of the dead is the the building onthe éust side, and . that of A. Goldsmith is not. further than twenty-five feet on the wést “Vivian has offered to'give his services'and that of his assistants at Grass Valley on Saturday night, for ed. He’ contributed: niany articles . to the newspaper ‘press, principally to the Sacramento Union and the Néw York Timés, “the communicaDS SRR TC EI SIE ERS TES a MARRIED. “In Nevada ‘city, September 8th, 1874, at : 4 Me “next issue will appear January, Price $1 50. Bound in Board, 450p-~ 1875, conta ing the priticipal cities_got in: _ >the nea: z — . ——_—____ —— . Were wt. ths Wieatre witnessing: “the . Sugl practi digi 4 as ente . had ‘forget thet "yon . > ' us: of this vieinity are troupe, and a ral tathpede, was fe gent man," said a baud, bigee P fs pret ‘ ‘meeting in Grass Valley. made tor the outside. The fire was . ence’ become stiddeiily aeivett with town. He arrived in ‘California on es Specie ae mek Se roe There will sen, bis wl Gas ata tithe, nan We learn their object is to feed the . found to be in the building owned by . terror upon the lenst alarm, afi@’tush . the 16th day of September, 1849, ge ring’ it. stinger ar ‘eight revlon ‘at the new Auction room o1 J. 8.Holbrobion zi 7 ; dead of California. ‘The ceremonies . Mrs. Dr. Harrison, on West Broad headlong regardless of consequences . coming across the plains from’ the ber. —French paper. TROAY RIBERS ,Opposits the Bank, ee a ui "> 466 eae eemealantswee mattert of . Steet, occupied by the.family of a. tolife or limb. In cases of immediState of Indiana. He immediately ) . et gcteocene aee ; i are curiosity to the Christian world, and . Mr. Calkins, There had been a fire ate ddhger, the matter becomes . went into the mines and for a time. A youne lady in, a ong to. = miduarmpiaicee 0 +. 4 2 aaa PRE om al og Bie Steet of ridicule to those who } in the kitchen daring the evening, . worse. People should, under such. was engaged in the business: on ik aire a aor ae te Lapiod agi . OR Gs q ee «profess other beliefs, Yet: itis-a-nes }224.i¢is supposed the fire caught from sircumstances, keep cool, and if it: Jobers tiver. He afterwards went dress reform, and:now: wish to ask Splendi @ opportunity ‘to iebtire roe et ; li rvice above. all others the a defective fue. Mrs. Calkins had . is necessary to leave a building, “do to San Francisco, ‘where he ‘engaged why we have not the independence ° oa lee the . : wel be the kent iola‘upon put the ehildren to bed and was herso quietly. A sddden . statapede . in business on what was then knéwn . .to giye up skirts at once? eo _. great barg.ins. i ‘eles . a thes gteo self seated on the sofa inthe sitting . from the gallery. of’ the theatre in. as Long Wharf; In the Fall of 1851, . fall trousers buttoned to a shir “3.8, HOLBRUOK, Auctioneer, . 7. that people, Their present religion is waist, with a band below the knee, a Nevada, Sept. 8thi, Arizona, ' i: ee situs. He be-. 700 reading, when. she discovered . this city by a large crowd, would se-. as nearly as we‘ cat ascertain, Mr. full plaitédskitt reaching to the . : ‘ nat taught: “by” Confucius, » He P a “Tully; ba: “Yiewéd th the power Of Heaven to dethat the kitcheh was om fire. Sbe verely. tast.its—strength, besides a. Delano.arrived in: : Grass Valley. “He . knee, with handsome boots, would, “HAIR a satve iev : ereiant sanishHo be. . #étitte-that_room” and: found~the . jam in the passage Ways woild fe‘devoted the” first ‘year or two of his . make a graceful costae, aan us. F “wWoRK. . a See Ya oid Rigioggheatid ang . Hames butsting out from. the ceiling salt in injury fo ‘women, and. chil-. time here in. ‘prospecting and was at ihe eye became nected to it.” og 3 Ea ads A = ma oe rths-the ‘in and ancestors: oe She, thinks bad the. dren who might be in the crowd. It . one time Superintendent of the mill f, ie Bx aad : aes ate 5 “ oo ay i much, Gal Sacritand gardén hose belonging to the house . is better under-such cireumstances. and ‘thine gf tlie Nevada Company, . Say no more about Europe. © She MISS ANNIE. O’DONNELL, Ra led 2h tite h h been in order at that time, she could . to keep cool and leave quietly, .A. the mill ‘befng’ Tooatéttiear where . is taking care of Joaquin Miller, JoROAD STREET,.Nevadsyadjoining Mrs h «iets ani Place mash SAEbEeS ee . Sily have extinguished the fire. . little presence of mind under ‘such . the Larimér mjll now stands, After-} sic Mansfield, Genet and two AsheriRudolph’s Photogruph Geilery, is now er last} ‘the duties and ceremonies of mourn. ** 7 rn See y can base ball ‘clubs, and if that isn’t . preparya to do ail kinds of city abou for parents. Respect and love She was badly frightened, but awoke . circumstances, frequently avoids .& . wards he was* appointed -the agent} kindness what. is it?—Detroit ‘Free ' pandas nt pars and relatives is one of the children and they rushed out. of . serious catastrophe, for Weills,Fargo & Co's Express and Press. HAIR WORK. Pe si : the Tesdaiuashat rules of their rebe with only their night clothes “ seen . ;Banking Honse in this places Tn Pataeme.: of Goldsmith Maid, it . Such as SWITCHES? ‘CURLS, PUFFs, a ride. ( digion.: ‘Their greatest teacher said: “When on the street they oa pry one th rae 1856, we think, be resigned the agenmay be well to state that she is sev-. FRIZELTES, BRAIDS, CHAINS, and , thebeeidl ga oms, should. ene ‘fire, and aroused A. Goldiberae ors e fire the streets cy of Wells, Fargo & Co, and. began . enteen yeurs of age, is owned’ by ae ‘“Asyouth when at home, shou ° re so dark that it was with diffiHAIR JEWELRY. discovere filial, und abroad respectful to his. Smith, who livesnext door. He} We? 8° : rf . the banking business on. his own ac-. Henry N. Smith of New York, who _” sat Sea fp iain elders. He should be earnest and. rushed ‘into the house and found . © Tty that the scene of the conflagra. count, which business is continued re he won't sll ber for $100,000. LADIES BAIR DRESSED FOR PARTIES W Tally 3 truthful ‘He should overflow in. Mrs. Culking sitting on the_sofa ot _— teapots hips — up to the present ‘time. + During. all . WuEw a Massachusetts temper. , Prices moderste and all work warranted it, But th ; at eee ‘sia ee ~. . When the engine companies arrived, to give sitisfaction. Ashare of the public ae ee love to all, and cultivate: the friend. pulling her hair fn absolute terror. sey if dnd the years of his business here there . ance man gets drunk, they carry bim . patronage ts solicited. 56 fafces = : Wher he has-ti Mr. Goldsurith opened the kitchen they had to work in the dark, and . 4,5 never been a whisper ofthe want. into the preseuge of -his wife, and ‘teas , ship of the good. em he. bas -tyune ie sea Gena th bl were delayed in attaching the hose o¢ eynfidence in the integrity or cu-. leave him there, without any -means . ~ AT T eaped uy and opportunity, after the performEr ee Moana lepisiiens 4 to the hydrants on account of it. It} y of defending himself, P RIVA’ E SALE. In her fr ~_ ance_of other things, he shonld eme. #!l around the stove and ‘chimney. nlbolisn ee : t pacity of Mr. Delatio. Deceased so carriage. TOP than” iit Olite seudién:** ConHe crossed the street to Mr. Miller's would seem economy on the part of . was known all over the State as a. Tam gross sum to which Ameri-}oe ‘ploy them in po und procure? _ tub of water, and atthe city Trustees ‘to have the lamps . writer for the papers, and for book; . CBs have fallen heir-in Eugland and Housshold & Kitzhen Futsiture : a ‘fucius recommended ‘the observance : lichted. We,h do not-desire P ; Holland during the past three days and it ws t the rule handed down from an-. tempted tod it onthe fire, but. ‘sbt crenahiuhtcvehes cps which he published. He devoted /j, $350,000,000,000,000,000, with nj + R.W.T ce see that‘paretits when dead . found it of no ase. __ Pennsylvania‘ ee those amore: sugh ours ashe could spare _ from, towuship to heat froin —Dettait Bre RAW. C. AULT, offers for ie: a le a. _ propriety.” They callsome cf these . Scene and as 800n as pommols com. . #9 y: ne eee pursuits, inswhich he took anak in} a5 Kadhitiy 2 “Foes” vHlacken hier iikaby. 2vrsthing iumet be sold by #ri_ mer that Se sn “ceremonies feeding the dead, but meneed throwing water. ~ Nevada; P ALLELE te est and in which he took great pistol firing cousix erably she will ucAlso, a Fine Mulch Gow, Chickens Tar . _ his back Disastrous Fire, ise —they do not believe the spirits of the . . Company, No, 1, afterwards _air-ved . pe: ‘nouke Scoupied™ ty “O83 — . pride. His first_ -pubtication “Was . quire the sobriquet of the North} Pegs; io. 18 She im ~ dead eat the food they place for’ ‘and also commenced to play. NeithKbonnrite: neat the Ovens will, .‘Life-on the Plains and among the pe pene RB tion, oe or. the : tole on. them, but only witaess ‘the respect . & ccmpany were very successful in os Willow Valley caught fire on; WedDiggings,”” a book of 384 octavo cial oF Fire. ouvisville Commer. NOTICE. . sth. “for sheir memory by the living. TBhe immediately subduing the ¥ ~_— nesday morcing: at 10 o’clock, and pies ‘published in 1854 by Miller, i ng r OALL wioM Ir mee & Cor eee ; got the & ‘< * ‘ ’ ot Sone be fi dou. Co ae q a _wsipixits.of the departed.axe supposed . ° The fire soon communicate to, all . the famnily-barely-had-time-to-eseapeton & Mulligan of Auburn, New ¥i ‘Tate Inst eS Season,’ Mad . oon Ss cen iS en wed. “a _eomplen il _. the roomé in the house and contin: ake York. The work described a. jour. eline: aldo took at this beat~. i 4 stable, and whose principal “a +o hire 4 knowledge of thé ‘circum from the burning structure. Not an J fol suudesy “Mistery: Nonsense , principal place of man €x¢ 2 their descendants, and be ued burning eh all. except the . . ticle of clothing ‘or furniture mice the plains and life‘in “the Madeliuce, don't 5 a ‘absurd! We eines ose CF Uclidevani ww commceted ot clothing i; \ to affect them, hence the cere. {ame work of the building was confave . mines, and had an extensive sale} mast just-run through, and “be. able MaryL Lancaster, who is soie partner inf ster whc t peeve aha to their. memory. somedy: Asmall portion of the fur. a Sie : saad iat pales and circulation inthe East and. on . to cy we have ere. & whose pists ut aie esl aity. ; intt bind ie niture was brought f m the buildin ate sie 1 thi “Obi California 4 om re ip . One of the Chinese religious teach: 8 re 8 . . ‘Koennrite was engaged at work in — Chips from theDaas ; T Springfield Re nub ican has a MARY a LANCASTER. with “di and saved, ‘There was considerable Block,” Calif Sketch Book, HE Sprivg pabhi — ers-said: “The nourishment of pa. " ™ 4 and Séilusion arcoud thi the Murchie mine. They are very ee = ome = ste . Gibbonish editorial on the “The DeDated August With, 1si4. The wi — reuts when living is not sufficient to Stik 8p ovesewrs rae the poor, and lost their all. A subserip. ?” several ‘plays, some of which cine abd Fall of Fences.” We wi h S. E. tr aties Gu: iue ana Pacific around ; be accounted the great thing. ‘It is pluce OF IPG meaye cou aVe Bebe ioe will-be sen-ap. toethee collat! last metitioned’ were put upon the} we conld chronicle in similar style to lift h sohily iui performing ‘their! ébsequies . 8 Ved. ‘The house of B, EF. Sioakes = . Stage, ahd were-afterwards ‘publishne Denivaand all of Pree Coast Directory.” could ni is within twelve or fourteen feet from Mokeiamne Hiil Benefit. Oston Wiude. but She

, wee } ech ? : 08 aud towus of Califuruim, Oregon, Nevada, i ‘Yeading doctrines of their religion. side. Although these buildings were . the benefit of the Mokelumne Hill . tions'relating mostly:to. tine ‘ mining } py poudense of tb bride's broth r by hee. Lie ee broae aotearoa Arithis cit; 3 ‘Who dati say that the Chinese, ‘l80 near they did not catch on fire, . sufferers. That town was completeinterests of the State. “Old Bluck,”’ . J. Sims, z. Mi Murgret 8..Hutehinson, to 23,000 namey of Busine » inn, g over outta thotigh heathens, do not strictly lite und the fire companies.had only .to . ly destroyed by fire on Monday last; under which name he wrote, is és agen cage aS roca — oe the Pyeific The wo up to their belief, and, so far as the extinguish the flames of the burning . and while the performaneé was: gofamiliar on this coast as uny houses Noe ciital cenely ol coche. “inn cad : in. M. McKE EY, the way light has~ been elves them, are as build’ng. ‘Lhe wir wis perfec ly stil . ing on that night in Grass Valley, @. hold word, and itis not necessary digure Which oy. ei feel in’ the. _ The Sau ana — ser age wikal neat perfect as their more: favored . OF au extensive conflagration would dispatch came announcing the disas. for us to speak of the character of giood aucwiulr the: Sais aouple all the. Qitad/ incon pier pentose eee, Her fee fellow. men who have attained a. bave resulted. Afteraboutan hour's . ter. Mr. Vivian immediately offered . his writings. It is sufficient to say happiness the married sila is ca. °™ recoipt of Oren Pues are mor dhigber degree A civilization? work the fire was quenched. There his services, and will appear there . thut they show his love of the mounbh it Neches : — penmenes ’ ae ---————__« . Was-an insuranee pulicy of. $600 °on . on the night stated. “The offer ~: a . tains, and of mountain scenery, and P PS BU P . coutor's Bale. physici: __The Funeral of A. Delano, . the building, ard the owner, Mrs. . very liberal’ and praiseworthy one, that bis eonstagtagim was.t0 gd . CE is hereby given, that in; = a his pow The funeral of the.late; Alonzo Harrison, is in San Francisco, ‘The . and no doubt a large amount will be . up the peculiar great interest of chix DIED. 4 aaa ee icon. Pion rotate but the Delano, of Grass Valley, takes place fumily occupying the house lost all be raised aud forwarded to the ep’ mountain country. So great was 1 California, made on the $th ‘day of 8 Septemthat de: frota=-thte family residence, West . reir clothing und provisions, The . &f sonimittss. _ phistove tor the wmiounteins that When . 40° S'etano assa ee peated mantticennl . of be AWotting, meowased, the underign 10% 0° # Main stteet, im that place, to-day, at) totus joss “will amount to about ~~~" . he took a vacation he went not tothe . 6 days;.a native of Aurota. coudty New . €4, the Kxvetitor of the ast will of L.a. ppb ~shalf past 2 o’clock p.m. As the de$1,500, : Liberty . Mine. ; ity bak ee ee York. Walling, deceased, will sell at public auc. © consciv Ae ‘ This ledge is located at Yareke ’ pig vig! The funeral will take place this, . tion, to the hignest: bidder, atWalling’s Mr, Ta ceased was well and tavorably known ae the higher Sierra Nevadus. He w Hotel, im the villuge of Rough and Bendy, ' ; Sonth, near the saw mill at that 8 AB. S.yus Friday afternoon, at half. past two devada couLty, State atur buids onthe in Ariz throughout the ‘county, the attenSuicide. a mewber of the Cahfornia Societ ad Metober, I ; : yout place. It has been work d. heretog ¥. o'clock, fromthe family residence, . 4; 4, ae Ne eianes, 299 Be was kn ‘cance will doubtless’ be-very large. James Gilmore, alias ‘Boston,’ of Pioneers, and two w.eks ago an : AS Vw dock Mf bubs cay, adk ahoaight, os? . fore, and all the rock above water} =". a8 “. west Main street, . title, uterest and estate of said di 4 reply t) A large number from this city will be} an old resident of this city, COM} vel w as taken out-and crushed, It ticipated a renewal of old '49 renin . . psssmesnsenesteeestiteemmieess ratzmerianes vag ae time Of bis death, and all the right, : ihe ‘at in attendance to pay-the last tribate . mitted suicide at the county hospipiid $16 per'ton onan ‘average, ,aliscences with his brother Pieneers at . ge lay age i 3 pothesis ssoynrin tee bean mtd : ; wh: \ of, respect: to the memory_of one of . ial on Wednesday. He was-seen+ sugh samaal ii pald ack nee 30 . their celebration’ now in progrees at Assessment No:ice. er than that vr Wiawaitiod w that of sald L. = com : the oldest and most highly esteemed! spout noon by the inmates the lust per ton. It is ai ne es to . Sua Francisco. The» respect in pyar tea po oo @ all of the following peed om. posoebs of q st wa _¢itizens of the county, om time: About 4 o’clock he was fc and ereut hoisting works, and the padihe which he was.-held.iu Grass Valley, . ot ba-Incts, — ess Seek Mies > re: Peg ig eg aot oe. : will eh Fffect of the Meeting. ane burying'ground belonging . igigident, a San Francisco man, where he‘had va long lived, andbeen Nevade cauuty Chifitata. itis te ache mm Pike o: = “en ng cn or Sun ‘The Grass Valley Union says but . tothe premises, with hls.throat cut. wont pelow yesterday to parchase . *° well known, was ‘testified to byby given Te rae . of ims Dinotons sideot Main sarect, ‘m the ¥ alage of Rough . : s ; i st on } el. ob 0 uysas 74 a ° d Ready, id. ui « @few drops of raiu visited that town. a fue by his ste gan the machinery. It is thought the ‘the marked respect paict Weduesday sessment, Nol, , of One Lollér Bes stage was peat pind ousuty art Seale 7 ea on Tuesday night,and the haacanee’ eck Cubthess: ccthupitie bout (ine will pay largely when develop‘4a Bis, pemory. -; ‘The , Saga, Wem ation, payable imam diately in United States ote prin ys gee 5 Beg ago eas of the Josh. The thing will doubt-. the year 1854 arid ‘has since resided oh, audit ie about. 'to be sold to . Mast aud citizens, one and all, spoke the Soe. eS s Poitioaate 8 rent San . degcr beds welug KBOWL as Walling’s Sta& Dick Jess s6ém Very absurd to Christians, . here. He wasa very dissipated man, . 3.5 Francisco parties: ia sorrowful toues of regret that such . assessment shall te'rain gupaid-on the 20th ane Bengt A psc aoe ong pier ran int yet they. make a practive.of praying . “2d bas been an inmate of the Coun. celiie _}.#.useful aod blameless life could not ee cokinn tal ater a Ri (lel quent, . Maih street, and adjoimng t1.e hotel and pected Comusitsnd 3 ma t' public suction ,. garden on tiie Wést, knuwa as Walling’s for'similar favors, and believe the'. ty Hospital, for a number of years. . « ene Hae Fo mall. . have been spared yet longer. Peace Ted te ealee coinnde before, will be . Lower Ourrsl, and being enclosed with a mont Creator frequently changes the order An inquest was held upon the body Bl Dilton, Ep hsi,2 anied b y J. to the ashes of one of Gad’ 8 noblest 1874, ‘to pay the deli uquent cB Pht eas fone Alen, ce Mae ee gs me : elaim y of thé weather for: the’ benefit of yesterday, and the verdict was in : — of seen na down . works—av hoi panty, Ehe.family . Seber with costs of advertig.ng and, expen; uy of exther of the eels of land above Twenty _ mankind. accordance with the wbove fucts, ome county jull yesterday, a mexiland relatives of the -decea:ed have B; J. GRAY, Se: reta eked. Saas aman. ep tacos wont. : the-old oo ee can whois committed to jail by . the fats wpathies _. _ Office, No 438 Oalifurnia st. San Print, tins the followin pero property, be > ia, Freak of Nature. 5 Fire at hureka. Justice Bullard, for the robbery of a ee their great b a = wens C0, Coenen: : a8 myging to skid ta cool tt ef bar, i hu ‘J, Hibbard, of Horeka, will exbibit) .The. house of Mrs. J. Young at. cabin belohging to Chase and Cole, . sa Couniy Warrants. ren weaetng? Seas rae 18 tele ai at the fuirs at Marysville and Sacra. Eareka‘came near being burned on. who livéou Guston Ridge. The abe niture, eupulics om bau, 4 cows, 2 calves, hoes. is z A CoMmLAGRANION in Portland, OrARRANTS N i ) mine miento a rare curiosity. Tt w a seoWednesday. The fixe originated in} bery ‘was. ,comumitted. about three egos; du>undaybt wale BAN tse at i bead roa vuly . b 1d hy tees, oe seas ti phrne alk, other . ey “tion of a spruce tree which is per-. the bedroom.~ It: was discovered by . weeks ago, and Dick Dillon has been,. boot and shoe sture of J: Fleischner aa, igs Koad ries lee ‘che prc a a hans "onieea seates. Pe Bhi : “feetly square. From the rings it is) Peter Odell, who ran into the room, . ou the trick of the culprit since, . and t ‘Asié.will, be Duid ou ,reseutotion, Lutercst . tet. P , he photograph gallery of Mr. chase Fi vale ‘Toles? dated Ved ai. es s shown that the tree is two hundred . and taking o sheet smothered the . aud at last succeeded in spotting the } Hendee, uud-inflicted heavy. damage K.P, SANFORD ‘freasurer, . per cent down, and balanve ens Ther ne and ninety-five years old. For the. flamea and called. for assistance. . right wan. He admits committing . npon the but and shoe siore uf > by Ava, Parker, Deputy ole ears Court. . Deeds at ex . baal ‘first one hundred en Gfty apn oF Before any arrived he had succeeded . the deed, and plead: + gailtys Govtge-a. seit aj *Nevads, September uth, 1874. on oot eee t . the appearance of the rings, the tree’. in extinguishing the fire. His f oe M. WALLING. ; Bpsaner: Then it maul . to a a ye a aa ah: Reni ee@hmmeent at, San’ Jaan, . Ee OR RESTAURANT. Executor of the last will of L, A. Wal~ childre gre oat Wwas-eons.derably burned, aud he’ The, Viviaw troupe will giva oue'at . Tue -recreation season at Long . edhmuoaes aera Ting dectawe. Bepl0. stil grow squire is almost as . lost all his whiskers. Had it not Shale Pasles Waters Brauch fs already, closing because of . Commervial Seri POLL ficient aquare.as it could ‘be made with car. been for him the house and probably . 5 rou ninenen abt Ba, ‘the long continued unusually stormy j vet, BuaL Ful aALB. ; penters® tools. Ii isw rare curiosity, . the town would have » een burned. tun -to=night, We ein’ assnte i ee ar ia “Kranscript Miogk, ne yeee sabe} oandvis. well worth examination byt at . ee beatae the mT Ce at ee een bees tga: . a ae OMION TURAPIKE, (known an -who-st rtists, and they w'} afford them in ali dates apd at the . in se Mehnptar 96 “hectaipt* "Petey ‘Coe, & sou of W.R, Coe, esi wh . bounding aloagtbe street “in ‘tne di-. owestamtogs T Meatall hows. aie" [ab eng a st . a = iter ys Wedtiesduy: wie an lotweste of this city, while playing leap frog, . ch a seldom equal‘Fection of the doctor's office, with a DRe at: B. SMOND Lae OF ees Bal ery t. reasonable ae : 1! Mrs. “"Pully’ was) 0" seWerely . t the schdol-ground, ou’ Wednesday . " Luge ouses greet them woet. palf frightened Inugh’ on. his fact, ; piano 1 a a nee Lote ‘un ‘Y go, aud both by Formeny — be avity it 1 ato enue her death; Percy einy 4p cary dad. the fore-ingep of bis efit A People and . took out fora Coos a EG meuit watch wits roca im Gera introns 00 to retu . , pie-s are loud in their praise of the JAS rymovea to Ne the (UF Lascreaieney, aia Wil also fur “Coe broke his finger; the house of . hand broken, between the secounl) ™ the patrduage of Tong iy oa . Misi eau ploymeNe tor wo AmeM. . a Mrs: Hiatris@n in” this ity, ‘Was de. and . third joints, WP vB A ae : performances. A fall heyuse Saat Aw exebnigg ee He ca pend st Unies aa re Kar Leeaan or le i : ed by fire; the Jou it, he es i Dp. . bee vente. Bessie is enlire gnicules. “a res ons om ape: “a lott: Mulonap crematp, He stroyed by fire; house of Koennaah saint hadiais clk al da ony-bud been.canybt sitting. on apie: ¢ E — seplé-tt _ teetagun aia Bead * _ =kitewas-barned. at Willow Valley; ‘Hunt, and “ the boy, cine ae bg tigen pees p. thee z “she: Wouldn't” have 7 Nils SKATES i James Gilmore-committed snicide . Pain, id dl first-rat®Accidents . peb‘whed® Kev.” Joba Brown “as . thus y qtuck;” sue . oaraestss oa iste Mn one’ n P “ Inighty qnuck,” sue would . Attorn w + of this character are getting comu Juseed “preacher probably mweagt} have rema hed quiet, and 6 id. that} AY aie SasciOr at La Fhe had an oily she : d a daualitios delve ee and what o so epapRen ‘ ry abton? ‘pogition . on: prinek, Gt po iuereial:” pF tec upetnatllry Ait dim & be Bet wnety 1 AGP an! Cat Ham Med dae Tr aA telcla ugh BM) Gund i we Taide . a ELDER Cer £608 Obs Teeth RB lo © 0 Nevada Gaye” > ‘’ ee fide Meteo yg" "ili & Ps : ~ gt yf ee en Miu £9e1 Yd Ba» i 2 aa & 1 + . a . er % = Bec 4 v 5 s a =o ~; ating a 4 t Ys: