September 11, 1883 (4 pages)

A Grass ¥alley Young Man SevereAn affray ovcurred at iGréed Val. P. “Dorsey, of Grace Valley,» for a . & Partial List of the Wecceidhat ‘gx: . beautiful display of Begonias and hipitors. -make special mention of the large The premiums awarded in the sevcollection of flowers éxhibited by the Floral Committee. Personal and Social Items Gleaned an Here and There. I.E. Cart, the droggist, went below yesterday. He will attend the State ae are indebted to a young lady id of the Transcrirt for the folele interesting items: ; “Tong the Hails — oauarthr notin fe mae wit loveas Wost, 2 Si, Route Rast, 7.15 P. “Bute Wot, 18 Sacramento, 6 + Gram Valioy, @ A. M, and7.15 P M. Sierra City, via N. San Juan, Campton& ig Dawateville, Daily (except Sunday fent, North Bloomficld, Moore's as Graniteville, daily, (Sunday exton and Mao he Tuesdays, Thurswen bere Saturda: .M. oe. Metin P.M. BR ie Tas amars Pin Various Mappenings In and Out of : Tewn. 6 The sun was hidden bebind clouds Nest departments of the Fair are as follows: i “We the Committee on Class I. of the Firet Department make the following awards: oughbred,, Bodie, $20. lion, Hector, 7 years old, $10. graded stallion, Prince Charles, $10. First Department. W. B. Nichols, best stallion, thorJohn Dennen, best graded atallion, years old, Doncaster $15. ‘ My Ff: Peasley 2d best graded stalGeo. Ivancovich, best 2 year old Ui P. Peasley, 2d best 2 year old best display, $3. Sixth Department. We, the Committee ‘on the Sixth Department award as follows: W. B. Hayrorp, Cuas. BaRKER, . §. P. Dorssy. CLASS I—APPLES/ Thos: N. Paine, Grass Valley, best display of apples, $5. PEAKS, C, M. Silva, Newcastle, best. display, $5. J.R. Crandall, Auburn, second best display, $4. C.T. Adams, Newcastle, third . . The following version is said to be ley Saturday that it was thought for atime’ would prove fatal to’ one of the participants, Various reports areafloat here concerning the trouble. about correct: Thomas Hodge,man with a large family of iialire and having the reputation of being a quiet and law abiding citizen, owns a brewery in the Boston Ravine part of G “Valley. Saturday night while in anintoxicated condition he met at-a saloon a young man named John Jones, who was similarly affeot+ ed, and spoke to him about a bill he owed at the brewery. Jones took offense at being dunned. Both par‘Fair, and then continue his journey ‘to San: Francisco, Express Agent Tower has returned from San Francisco and is on duty alagaia, His wife and children” will remain at the Bay awhile longer, and ‘‘Bud” is very lonesome. M. Rosenberg returned home . ” Sudday’ night: from San Francisco, ‘where he has been sincé Conclave iweek. He purchased a fine assortment of goods for the Palace Dry Goods Store. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of T. H. Hicks and Miss Eda Ott, which will take place bat 6:30 o’clock next Sunday evening, N. C. Tully, Superintendent of the} Omega mine, has a force of men at work ona new reservoir. He also intends to move the bulkhead farther up the hill. , By. these new improvements a greater fall of water will be obtained, and better control of the water had. S. O. Pease has been installed foreman of the Omega mine in place of J. Goyne who lately resigned. J. B. Tully has a force of men repairing the Omega ditch. It will take a month at least to ak it in perfect order. There is a large fire at Sawmill Flat, near the Omega ditch. Omega, We keep constantly on hand a fine assortment] during most of yesterday. ~ graded stallion, Orphan Boy, $7.50. L L. Weed, Grass Valley, foarth . ties used strong language, and finalshe senidence of J.J, O04, she therefore, is clad in blue. OF The Grass Valley newspaper of-'. #¥, M. Thomasson, best 1 year old best display, $2. ly Jones began to beat Hodge with cskdat Thing «Iie Bake: onde Some Chinamen went through the aa : . M. A ; i . fices observed yesterday “as a holi-. graded stallion, Sir Charles, $7.50. views. his fists, The lacter then drew a sorpeieicns Sill jncafidocin padligliastunnel after the late clean up . TpaaAGadies and Children’s Etats on weapon (said to be a pocket knife) They picked and hacked the tunnel Sse oe The nights are getting quite cold, lin naa Noabiins Sanat ature. Nowoaatioy “Is*. and stabbed Jones in i wary! an oii Breed nek Hi by Thoen. is 8 vey ee ee ogc cei asi = ; and the days are not so warm as} F. M. Thomasson, stallion, all] C. T. Adams, Newcastle, 2d preee ieatecanee be d25 as, Walrath & Hicks and Miss Ott pare oe._it ae kewen: Sow ace Frats, they were a short time ago. ar la $7 50 : liek, 04 Jones would die, but according to . .’ is atid ; hi much gold they got for their pains. = the: f ‘attend the State Fair at Sacramenek aes = $a. fia Be ahieal i. Bsa ‘ “ —— os — gies nie in : yearns represenSoetee WOKS Senee WEY to bead Blowers, : to this week. The reduced rate of . ¢, D. Boydon, ‘siak 2 year old} J. R. Crandall, Auburn, 4th prepacheiieaeg irg ade aie tal tative of Joseph Bremer & Co., the =. ite — Bitter Water, San BeRibbons, fare renders the cost of the trip quite gelding graded, honorable mention, . mium, $2. , away; ; well-known San Francis¢o cigar manoty Tate sec Ruchi ss, reasonable, “Jim Douglas” did not ast up at ~ Watt track, and the gentlemen who told us about his owner claiming the thousand dollar prize mast have been drunk or dreaming. Mercury is a very difficult planet to see with ths naked eye, being commonly so near the sun. An hour after sunset last evening wasa particularly favorable time for viewing it, ‘ The running face ‘did come off field, graded, Syear old, honorable mention. Chief, draft, 8 years old, $7.50. Boy, 9 years old, $5. 8 year old roadster, $7.50, lyear, graded, $2.50. 5 and 6 years, all work, $10. Gar8. R. Walworth, stallion, S. O. Whiting, stallion, Scottish J. W. Smith, stallion, Buckeye H. A. Austin, stallion, Governor, C. D. Boynton, colt Jumbo, onder J. W. Smith, mares Lid and Lize, play, $8. J. C. Grant, Rough and Ready, 5th premiam, $1. PRUNES. C. M. Silva, Newcastle, let premium, $5. Mrs. L. Wentworth, 2d premium, FIGS. C. M. Silva, Newcastle, ‘best disof gui # ORANGES, “4 C. M. Silva, Newcastle, Nest disANOTHER STATEMENT. _ Since writing the above, the reporter has had a talk with Supervisor Perrin who -came over yesterday from Grass Valley. Mr. Perrin says that Jones had some words with another man,-not named, in the brewery saloon about a debt, when Hedge. spoke up andsaid to Jones, ‘‘What do you want to make such a fuss about that for ? You had bettéi pay the twenty-five dollars you owe me.” Jones then turned ufacturers, and C. J. Littlefield, who is agent for Getz Bros. & Co., importers, commissicn merchants and dealers in provisions, @tc., at the same city, left yesterday afternoon for the upper country. They travel together in a private conveyance. Both ofthem are doing a thriving business all through the mountains, and they deserve their success. Truckee Republican Items. Millmen complain of a. great scarImportant to Sportsmen. There appears to bea general misapprehension about the game law in reference to quail among sportsmen, especially in the country, though there are many in the city with equally erroneous impressions. Under the old law the close time for quail expired on the 15th of September, but the last Legislature extended it to the 1st of October, until which time it will be unlawful to kill Towels, Toweling, TableLinen, ge LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, i Muslin, Gingham, ‘Calico, at Watt Park Saturday afternoon. L,, ton, Molli d Fly, . ; it vater for fuming ses, fp or-capture quoil, This fact should f 5 It. was for $1,000, with Grismer, Joke cae oe warles$7.50. ee STRAWBERRIES. pe i when a free fight _— * stata’ ai ts wae to . be sUiharavered as the State SportsHosiery, Golden Jubilee and Prince starting. . Jos. Perrin, mare and two colts, . and the young man was seriously . i}. County Jail for beating W. Hol. men’s Club intend to prosecute all ’ Flannel frais kiawnes papers Giiseet P, J. Isbell, best exhibit, $2. but not dangerously cut It is statliet, the watchmaker, has returned who violate the law against whom . coming out winner. graded, Queen, 6 years old, $10. Patrick Hawkins, mare Fan, 4 GRAPES. ed that it is not known’ who inflictto Truckee. they can produce evidence. This IN DRESS Goops: At Verdi, last Friday, a man} years old,and colt,$7.50. J. B. Whitcomb, Colfax, lst preed the wound, Hodge made no atAbout thirty: tramps arrived in prosecution will be aimed not onCASHMERES, ; named Berian, while showing his} Thos. Paine, mare Mollie and colt mium, $5. tempt to SRT AMAT. and some hours town Friday night. They are as ly agairist those who kill the quail, -‘shot-gun to his little 6-year old boy, . Tom, special premium aud diploma. And recommend for him special . later gave himeelf up. He was bound tough a looking set as has been seen but against all who offer them for BROCADES, accidentally shot him in the knee,. Thos, Paine, best colt Tom, $2.50. . Premium for display of Golden Chas. ver in the sum of $2,000to appear) . . fr many months, sale also. BUNTINGS, shattering the leg so amputation will be necessary. Mr. Berian is incon: solable. It is said that deer are gathering in the brush along the Sacramento river in immense numbers, An old H. E. Barton, mare Betsy Maguire, best 3-year;old thoroughbred —first premium, $15, John Dennen, family, Doncaster and 5 colts, first premium, $25. H. A. Austin, family, Governor selas on vine, Thos. N. Payne, Grass Valley, 2d premium, $3. B. G. Leeman, Gra Valley, best display_of table grapes, $5. C. M. Silva, Newcastle, second for examination on the 17th instant, He furnished bonds, Mr, Perrin being one of the sureties, and \is now at lerge. A.J. Ridge is his attorney. Mr. Ferrin says there is no case against Hodge, whoranks asa died at San Francisco Friday, Captain Todman is having another passenger steamer built for Lake Tahoe. J. V. Hoag, a pioneer of Truckee, Epimenia Anaya swore out a warPanic at the Pavilion. Saturday night about 9 o’clock as Mrs. James Watt was removing a piece of pampas grass that had been on exhibition at the pavilion in Grass CAMEI’S HAIR, CHECKS, of all deseriptions, Which Will Be Sold At The Lowest Possible Price hunter said he never saw them 80] and 5 colts, second premium, $15. best, $3. : first-class citizen. s rant against Julian Hallett for dis-. Valley, it caught fire from a gasslay Rag — are — a3} 8B. Taylor, colt, Taylor, under I ie a Hatch, Indian Springs, 3d Seieadiientie turbing the peace and quiet of her. light. Some ladies began to scream, a FOR [ ASH Py ame as sheep. ey are going down . year, graded, honorable mention. st, Be. dance house on Jibboom street. and for a few seconds the large from the mountains mush earlier in M. P. Peasley, family; Hector and J. B. Whitcomb, Colfax, best. exOur reader will remember that afWhen taken before Judge Keiser be throng of people appeared about to ‘season than usual. 5 colts, special premium and diplohibit of wine grapes, so ter his first escape Jue Lawrence’s. pulled that official's hair and cursed . be panic-stricken, Several gentlemen BEARNECARD A Liberal Offer. ma. H. G Leeman, Grass Valley, sec: . recapture was effected by means of} him, The outraged coart gave him . had presence of mind enough to ‘qui~ L. Horton, stallion Conqueror, 9 ond best, $3. information obtained fromthe Postsixty days in the County J ail. et the fears of the crowd before a Cocte It isa well known fact that the public school buildings of Nevada City are not of sufficient capacity to accommodate all the children who apply for admission, Earl Wanamake says there are thirty or forty jittle ones on Piety Hill who are not years old. Draft horse, houorable mention and diploma. S. R. Walworth, pair of carriage horses, third premium, John Spaulding, pair of carriage horses, first premium. Joseph Perrin, pair of carriage T. N. Paine, Grass Valley, third best, $2. WINES. . H. G. Leeman, Grass Valley, best exhibit, $5. T. N. Paine, Grass Valley, best exhibit of red wine, diploma. master at an office in this county through which he was corresponding with a friend. Since then the Postoffice Department decidés that a Postmaster must decline to disclose any:private information received by him in his official capacity. A PostObserving the ereeaey: hours. The county offipes:'s and ~abhe bank were closed all day yesterday. The pest and express offices kept Sunday Flags were flying in various parts of the city. Business houses rush began, Gone Belowefor Goods, F, M. Schmidt, the tailor, goes to San Francisco to-day to purchase a large and elegant stock of goods. Mr. AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE. . SEA LLLENBERGER, -+eeeeeee BROAD STREET! Nevada City. ‘ , : Schmidt proposes to greatly increase provided for, and gp of them have . horses, second premium. H. L. Hatch, Indian Springs, best . master wrote: “I desire to know . were kept open as usual. his facilities for waite ive. to be sent out to the Oakland school Thos. Le Duc, mare and two colts, . exhibit of port wine, diploma. whether, in cass a suspected horse,} _ in order to be educated. He also . ,,¢cja} diploma. T. N. Paine, Grass Valley, best . thief, whose mail is accumulating in J._E. CARR.H} CARR says that he has in that part of town a room 24x24 feet equare and with 13 foot ceiling, which he will donate theuse of asa schoolroom. It is in the old carriage factory, and is comJolin K, Dennen, pacing colt, Barney, 4 months old, first premium, $2. . George Wanamake, pair draft horses, Jack and Frank, 7 and 9 exhibit of Catawba wine, diploma. H. G. Leeman, Grass Valley, best exhibit of grape brandy, diploma. DRIED FRUIT—BEST DISPLAY or this office, shall write to me to forward it to him or another office, 1 will be justified in disclosing his address?” The decision was based upNummer Goods . Successor to CARR BROTHERS. e. EX. Belden. : years old, diploma. on this inquiry. » Many Postmasters fortable and‘in every way aGaves=) S WA versa colt Hiram, 2 years oe i : hitherto have given valuable assistPROPRIETOR OF THE ient for the purpose. He thinks it . (13 was also awarded a prize. P. J. Isbell, Placerville, dried ap. . ioe to the police detectives by dis== <7 ul a could be furnished with benches, ’ Se ples, $2. closing private information. =" = = an C S T stove, etc., ata cost not to exceed a acalual deo(ucaluranetal JR Crandall, Auburn, dried * . $60. The City Board of Education would do well to consider this offer. Testing Concentrators. The long-standing thousand dollar challenge of Adams & Carter that. the Frue concentrator can do better work than any other machine, is said to have been accepted by the agents of the Hendy and the Farwell concentrators, and it is announced that the contest will take place within a few days at the Empire mine in Grass Valley district. The Frue ranks high above all other concentrators in this district, being used in about all of our quartz mines, and . mining inen here generally think it will have an easy victory over its competitors. Pythian Uniform Rank. ; The members of -Milo Lodge No. 48, K. P., expect shortly to perfect the organization of a Uniform Rank at this city. This rank bears a similar relation to Pythianism that . . the Knight Templar degree does to. Masonry. There are already branches in must of the larger cities of the coast, and they are increasing rapidly. It is expected that from forty to fifty Nevada City Kuights will. take the upward step as a starter, nearly that many names being already on the application for a dis pensation. CLASS III. We, the committee of Class No, 3, Fourth Department, award as follows: J. C. Boaas, W. B. Hayrorp, Cuas. NATHAN, G. W. Stevens, Grass Valley, 1 pair heavy, boots, first premium, $2. L. M. Yost, Grass Valley, 1 pair dress boots, second premium, $2. J. B. Willett & Co.,Grass Valley, confectionery, first premium, $2.50. McKay & Co., Grass Valley, groceries, diploma. McKay & Co., canned goods, diploma. ; McKay & ae soap, diploma. Elam Biggs, Grass Valley,cutlery, special premium, $5. ' Elam Bigg, stoves, diploma. Chas. Keller, Nevada City, fornia tobacco leaf, diploma. Thos. Schofield, Grass Valley,sewing machines, diploma. H. Wohler, Grass Valley, best exhibit of furniture, diploma. Mrs. E. Loyd, Grass Valley, best exhibit of dry goods, special premium, $5. CaliCLASS IV. (Mrs. J. Griffith,Grass Valley, best 10 Ibs. butter, $5. Mrs. T. E. Morrill, Ready, second best, $2.50. CLASS V, We, the Committee on Class 5 of Rotigh & pears, $2; dried prunes, $2. P. J. Isbell, Placerville, dried peaches, $2; dried apricots, $2; dried nectarines, $2; dried prunes, $2; best display of dried fruit, $5. H. G. Leeman, Grass Valley, best display of raisins, $5. HERMETICALLY SEALED FRUITS. Mrs. C. R. Hill, 14 jars, Grass Walley, diploma and $5. Best display of preserves in jars, J. C. Boggs, Newcastle, $2.50. LIQUORS, W. E. Deamer, Grass Valley, best exhibit of spruce beer, diploma. Best exhibit ginger ale, diploma; best exhibit of cider, diploma; best exh:bit of soda, diploma. Fritz & Vogelman, Grass Valley, best exhibit of kég beer, diploma; best exhibit of bottled beer, diploma;'best’'exhibit of bottled porter, diploma. ; NOTES, C. M. Silva, Newcastle, best exhibit of soft shell almonds, $2.50; black walnuts, $2.50; chestnuts, $2.50. Superior Cour: Orders. The trial of the case of Mary J. Larimer vs. Robert Berryman has been continued till turther order of court. The case of Mary E. Uttin vs. Geo. Lord has gone over for the ses-_ Ask My Husband.” Dora, the: tatooed woman, had great attraction for the hardy mioers who visited Robinson’s circus when it was here, and the older the hardy miners were-the longer they were tempted to hang around her part of the tent, One of her admirers at Oakland had an experience that wasn’t very agreeable. He was a hoary-headed old sinner: and after commenting in an audible tone of voice upon her personal charms, began talking to the girl, and usked that he might be allowed to feel he: skin, ‘'My husband is there”— pointing to a tall, muscular-looking man—“‘you had better ask his pernsission.” One glance at the said husband was sufficient, and the aged lothario slunk away amid the laughter of the audience. ; The Slickens Controversy. An exchange contains the following opinion : week at the Woodrnff case, in which the mountains and the valleys are in conflict. It has been dragging its slow length for weeks,and it reminded usvery much of the picture in the back of Noah Webster’s old pelling book where one farmer had the cow by the horns and the other by the tail, while the lawyer was milking her. Both the mountains “We took a peep this} count for it by living up to th Good Goods . Lowest We have placed upon ber of : wniform, price of than the cost ete ee We have ha@ a good Spring aud Summer Frade. we And Everything as ‘Represented, sail Ladies “and Chiliran’s Suamar Mats. varyiny ip orice from 50° cents to $2.50, which we will sell at the 25 Cemis! Ladies Underwear fora Trifle mors We aee motto : Latest Styies . Prices . our Tables a Large numof the material. 0 Dros: and PERFUMERY AND. Druc Stor en ex erienced Druggist} Corner Pine and Commercial Streets NEVADA ar ACOMPLETE STOCK OF Medicines, TOILET Aetiet es And everything else usually found in a ficst-clas ant a en anne WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE ~ SCHOOL BOOKS, Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, 3HEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES A Fine dis lay of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutl:rv —_——0———. STATIONERY Periodicals, Ete £4 Prescriptions}carefully co npoun led at all hours by P. HP Betpew Broad Street Market. Nevada City, California. a ‘Beef, Pork, Matton, Ved, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates as cam be ourchased any where in Nevada City. : Meats delivered within a reasonable disI AM prepared to suppl. the people of Nevada City and vicinity with Choice The Boss Blacksmith Shop Whi. BARTON, Proprietor. —_ ° HAVING purchased the lot on the Plaza, and erected a mammoth shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing and Repairing A Lost Man. the Fifth Department award as _ folms hh Wek ascenier of the — Biel a Le — me Se eae LOOK AT TH IS : tance free of charge. In first clasggmanner.} ; Ho : k U ,e8-. ty dry 1 ey don t 100<¢ out, e . ; ‘ : s ‘ nm. ej Information is wanted at the ofsso tate of E R "West, deceased, has Ladies’ Chemise, Tucked and Embroidered, 50 ¢ts. oo teen m Senex 9 rick Work a Specialty. "fice of the Mining and Scientific Juliet E. Watkins, Grass Valley,best two loaves, wheat bread, 48 ‘been authorized to sell certain real Pigeon sheoting. Ladies’ Night Dresses , Tucked and Embroidered, lintend to always keep the best meatsto Iclaim to make the best Picks for all <inds of mining of .any blacksmith . in Northara Cale rats ooo cents ek . ag ee eh a ee toRimalete'ae jou S05 . Stoel Sledges and Wedges » til: . Miss Kate Hansen Grass Valley; 4 who participated in the pigeon shoota wers, Tucked and: upon getting whns they onder. Of the best material al vane wa’ ene Califoraia i. ae bain O: State Fair Excursion. icraneaih Watt track last week : L dies’ Dra e€ ucKe Embroidered, sD0e, woltcleeds o' pudlic patronage is respectfully Wagon ana Garriaks Bapsiving 1849. ne _ Mrs. E,Griffiths, Grass Valley . The Narrow Gauge Railrosd Com-. E. A Roberts, W. Az Hawley, S. C. Misses ; do do do Oe. U. SPRUNG, Prov. Done with neatness and at short notice! Saloon for Sale. best biscuits, $2. pany will sell tickets fron this city . Hare, each 12 birds; H. C. Josse-} Children’s do do do 25e. Cty June 12th, 1882. One of the best saloons on Broad . . street; also liquors and fixtures. Will be Sold cheap. Enquire at _ Frank Smith’s ssloon just above "Blight: boatding ‘house, Broad : 812-tf, Mosszs, Shells, Corals, and ali _ kinds:of Rare Curiosities from the sea, at Tea Store, junction, Commercial and Main streets. . sll-lwk. Fifth Department. We, the Committee on, Class 3d, 4th and 5th of the Fifth Department award as follows: Mars. A. B. Drsrve, Mus. A. B. Brapy, Mrs. J. F. Krpper, Tomas aes CLASS IT.Mrs. Chas. Barker, Grass Valley, best and largest collection of ies onl Jing plants, $4. to Sacramento and return during the State Fair for $3. They were placed on sale last Saturday, and can be obtained pa to and including 'mext Saturday. They are good to return over the Central Pacific till the 17th instant, and over the Narrow, Gauge till the 18th. Reduction of Express Letter Rates. Wells, Fargo & Co. have concluded to reduce the rates of postage on lyn, H. L. Jordan, Sam. Bight, W. R. Bird, I. W. Hurst, Joho Perkins, each, 11. birds ; B. Schnabel, R. Gauthier, B. Van Slyke, each, 10 birds ; James Clemmo, 7 birds. oo Su nday School Concert. The entertainment at the Buptist Church Sunday evening drew a very large audience and gave general satisfaction. The little folks acqu itted themselves in a most creditable manHoop Skirts, 40 eents. e tles from 50 cents to $3.50. Ladies’. Skirts, Tucked and Ruffled, 75e, White Sacques reduced from $2.50, to $1.75. Hereafter we shall make a specialty ot Bustles and Corsets. Now in stock a variety of. Latest Styles BusThe most complete assortment Of (Corsets [in this city, ranging in price from 46 eents to $3.50. —ASK FOR— Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. Binns OF IMITATIONS. the Boots are stamped CRACK ROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which prevents their cracking or breaking. We are CHOMAS H. McKEE,’ aa it i‘ Having 1 Clutter; in t arriage and Wagon business is ed to do ali work in his line in soe overt mannerand at low rates.; Carriage and¥j Ww. nee een eo & GEORGE W. HILL, Bird Dog Found. ; : 4 Dist : i king them with RUBBE’ John T. Rodda, Grass Valley, sec. letters cariied by their express line, ar Quite a liberal sellertion _ was ASRESTOS or oc AND Geena Yaculnes in view of the reduction about to be. **°" "Ptest “chore sian Gwice.aslong. se eny Rybber) _—* A fine bird dog fell followed the unfrom Grass Valley to Neond best, $3. See J. RB. Nickerson, Anburn, best dismade by the United States mail deDropped Dead. Mrs tar & Gravlor Boots made. = FORSALE BY ALL DEALERS. . ubber Belting, Packing, Hos NO, 90 MAIN STREET, Grass Walley. Cale ity on Friday last. The ow. play of cultivated grasses, $1.50, partment. -The new rates, which go : All kinds ner can recover the animal by call-. Charles Barker, best display of . into effect on the first of October, A Smartsville dispatch of the 7th # “Springs, Clothing, Boots and Gerson! pp soapia A. Barrett’s store, . hops, $2.50. will be as follows: Single stamped . instant says: Mrs. Daniel Frazer 0 ' casueen ikeus: — First Class Companies Represenied rr and paying for this] Your committee desire to recom. envelopes, 5 cents ; 6, 25 cents ; i2, dropped dead of heart disease this R. H. P’ oe ISKS TAKEN ATTAE LOWiST RATE “elise Guanes Bana. . ‘Nar the iin Hotel, Main St Nevada Citys: . ou, BRRCRSS bag . mend a special premium to Mrs. 8. . 50 cents ; 25, $1. evening. agl-3m ANDG $3530) [22 tex ADJg SCE SHOP ON PLAZA, FOOT OF BROAD T ,.

A Grass ¥alley Young Man SevereAn affray ovcurred at iGréed Val. P. “Dorsey, of Grace Valley,» for a . & Partial List of the Wecceidhat ‘gx: . beautiful display of Begonias and hipitors. -make special mention of the large The premiums awarded in the sevcollection of flowers éxhibited by the Floral Committee. Personal and Social Items Gleaned an Here and There. I.E. Cart, the droggist, went below yesterday. He will attend the State ae are indebted to a young lady id of the Transcrirt for the folele interesting items: ; “Tong the Hails — oauarthr notin fe mae wit loveas Wost, 2 Si, Route Rast, 7.15 P. “Bute Wot, 18 Sacramento, 6 + Gram Valioy, @ A. M, and7.15 P M. Sierra City, via N. San Juan, Campton& ig Dawateville, Daily (except Sunday fent, North Bloomficld, Moore's as Graniteville, daily, (Sunday exton and Mao he Tuesdays, Thurswen bere Saturda: .M. oe. Metin P.M. BR ie Tas amars Pin Various Mappenings In and Out of : Tewn. 6 The sun was hidden bebind clouds Nest departments of the Fair are as follows: i “We the Committee on Class I. of the Firet Department make the following awards: oughbred,, Bodie, $20. lion, Hector, 7 years old, $10. graded stallion, Prince Charles, $10. First Department. W. B. Nichols, best stallion, thorJohn Dennen, best graded atallion, years old, Doncaster $15. ‘ My Ff: Peasley 2d best graded stalGeo. Ivancovich, best 2 year old Ui P. Peasley, 2d best 2 year old best display, $3. Sixth Department. We, the Committee ‘on the Sixth Department award as follows: W. B. Hayrorp, Cuas. BaRKER, . §. P. Dorssy. CLASS I—APPLES/ Thos: N. Paine, Grass Valley, best display of apples, $5. PEAKS, C, M. Silva, Newcastle, best. display, $5. J.R. Crandall, Auburn, second best display, $4. C.T. Adams, Newcastle, third . . The following version is said to be ley Saturday that it was thought for atime’ would prove fatal to’ one of the participants, Various reports areafloat here concerning the trouble. about correct: Thomas Hodge,man with a large family of iialire and having the reputation of being a quiet and law abiding citizen, owns a brewery in the Boston Ravine part of G “Valley. Saturday night while in anintoxicated condition he met at-a saloon a young man named John Jones, who was similarly affeot+ ed, and spoke to him about a bill he owed at the brewery. Jones took offense at being dunned. Both par‘Fair, and then continue his journey ‘to San: Francisco, Express Agent Tower has returned from San Francisco and is on duty alagaia, His wife and children” will remain at the Bay awhile longer, and ‘‘Bud” is very lonesome. M. Rosenberg returned home . ” Sudday’ night: from San Francisco, ‘where he has been sincé Conclave iweek. He purchased a fine assortment of goods for the Palace Dry Goods Store. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of T. H. Hicks and Miss Eda Ott, which will take place bat 6:30 o’clock next Sunday evening, N. C. Tully, Superintendent of the} Omega mine, has a force of men at work ona new reservoir. He also intends to move the bulkhead farther up the hill. , By. these new improvements a greater fall of water will be obtained, and better control of the water had. S. O. Pease has been installed foreman of the Omega mine in place of J. Goyne who lately resigned. J. B. Tully has a force of men repairing the Omega ditch. It will take a month at least to ak it in perfect order. There is a large fire at Sawmill Flat, near the Omega ditch. Omega, We keep constantly on hand a fine assortment] during most of yesterday. ~ graded stallion, Orphan Boy, $7.50. L L. Weed, Grass Valley, foarth . ties used strong language, and finalshe senidence of J.J, O04, she therefore, is clad in blue. OF The Grass Valley newspaper of-'. #¥, M. Thomasson, best 1 year old best display, $2. ly Jones began to beat Hodge with cskdat Thing «Iie Bake: onde Some Chinamen went through the aa : . M. A ; i . fices observed yesterday “as a holi-. graded stallion, Sir Charles, $7.50. views. his fists, The lacter then drew a sorpeieicns Sill jncafidocin padligliastunnel after the late clean up . TpaaAGadies and Children’s Etats on weapon (said to be a pocket knife) They picked and hacked the tunnel Sse oe The nights are getting quite cold, lin naa Noabiins Sanat ature. Nowoaatioy “Is*. and stabbed Jones in i wary! an oii Breed nek Hi by Thoen. is 8 vey ee ee ogc cei asi = ; and the days are not so warm as} F. M. Thomasson, stallion, all] C. T. Adams, Newcastle, 2d preee ieatecanee be d25 as, Walrath & Hicks and Miss Ott pare oe._it ae kewen: Sow ace Frats, they were a short time ago. ar la $7 50 : liek, 04 Jones would die, but according to . .’ is atid ; hi much gold they got for their pains. = the: f ‘attend the State Fair at Sacramenek aes = $a. fia Be ahieal i. Bsa ‘ “ —— os — gies nie in : yearns represenSoetee WOKS Senee WEY to bead Blowers, : to this week. The reduced rate of . ¢, D. Boydon, ‘siak 2 year old} J. R. Crandall, Auburn, 4th prepacheiieaeg irg ade aie tal tative of Joseph Bremer & Co., the =. ite — Bitter Water, San BeRibbons, fare renders the cost of the trip quite gelding graded, honorable mention, . mium, $2. , away; ; well-known San Francis¢o cigar manoty Tate sec Ruchi ss, reasonable, “Jim Douglas” did not ast up at ~ Watt track, and the gentlemen who told us about his owner claiming the thousand dollar prize mast have been drunk or dreaming. Mercury is a very difficult planet to see with ths naked eye, being commonly so near the sun. An hour after sunset last evening wasa particularly favorable time for viewing it, ‘ The running face ‘did come off field, graded, Syear old, honorable mention. Chief, draft, 8 years old, $7.50. Boy, 9 years old, $5. 8 year old roadster, $7.50, lyear, graded, $2.50. 5 and 6 years, all work, $10. Gar8. R. Walworth, stallion, S. O. Whiting, stallion, Scottish J. W. Smith, stallion, Buckeye H. A. Austin, stallion, Governor, C. D. Boynton, colt Jumbo, onder J. W. Smith, mares Lid and Lize, play, $8. J. C. Grant, Rough and Ready, 5th premiam, $1. PRUNES. C. M. Silva, Newcastle, let premium, $5. Mrs. L. Wentworth, 2d premium, FIGS. C. M. Silva, Newcastle, ‘best disof gui # ORANGES, “4 C. M. Silva, Newcastle, Nest disANOTHER STATEMENT. _ Since writing the above, the reporter has had a talk with Supervisor Perrin who -came over yesterday from Grass Valley. Mr. Perrin says that Jones had some words with another man,-not named, in the brewery saloon about a debt, when Hedge. spoke up andsaid to Jones, ‘‘What do you want to make such a fuss about that for ? You had bettéi pay the twenty-five dollars you owe me.” Jones then turned ufacturers, and C. J. Littlefield, who is agent for Getz Bros. & Co., importers, commissicn merchants and dealers in provisions, @tc., at the same city, left yesterday afternoon for the upper country. They travel together in a private conveyance. Both ofthem are doing a thriving business all through the mountains, and they deserve their success. Truckee Republican Items. Millmen complain of a. great scarImportant to Sportsmen. There appears to bea general misapprehension about the game law in reference to quail among sportsmen, especially in the country, though there are many in the city with equally erroneous impressions. Under the old law the close time for quail expired on the 15th of September, but the last Legislature extended it to the 1st of October, until which time it will be unlawful to kill Towels, Toweling, TableLinen, ge LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, i Muslin, Gingham, ‘Calico, at Watt Park Saturday afternoon. L,, ton, Molli d Fly, . ; it vater for fuming ses, fp or-capture quoil, This fact should f 5 It. was for $1,000, with Grismer, Joke cae oe warles$7.50. ee STRAWBERRIES. pe i when a free fight _— * stata’ ai ts wae to . be sUiharavered as the State SportsHosiery, Golden Jubilee and Prince starting. . Jos. Perrin, mare and two colts, . and the young man was seriously . i}. County Jail for beating W. Hol. men’s Club intend to prosecute all ’ Flannel frais kiawnes papers Giiseet P, J. Isbell, best exhibit, $2. but not dangerously cut It is statliet, the watchmaker, has returned who violate the law against whom . coming out winner. graded, Queen, 6 years old, $10. Patrick Hawkins, mare Fan, 4 GRAPES. ed that it is not known’ who inflictto Truckee. they can produce evidence. This IN DRESS Goops: At Verdi, last Friday, a man} years old,and colt,$7.50. J. B. Whitcomb, Colfax, lst preed the wound, Hodge made no atAbout thirty: tramps arrived in prosecution will be aimed not onCASHMERES, ; named Berian, while showing his} Thos. Paine, mare Mollie and colt mium, $5. tempt to SRT AMAT. and some hours town Friday night. They are as ly agairist those who kill the quail, -‘shot-gun to his little 6-year old boy, . Tom, special premium aud diploma. And recommend for him special . later gave himeelf up. He was bound tough a looking set as has been seen but against all who offer them for BROCADES, accidentally shot him in the knee,. Thos, Paine, best colt Tom, $2.50. . Premium for display of Golden Chas. ver in the sum of $2,000to appear) . .. fr many months, sale also. BUNTINGS, shattering the leg so amputation will be necessary. Mr. Berian is incon: solable. It is said that deer are gathering in the brush along the Sacramento river in immense numbers, An old H. E. Barton, mare Betsy Maguire, best 3-year;old thoroughbred —first premium, $15, John Dennen, family, Doncaster and 5 colts, first premium, $25. H. A. Austin, family, Governor selas on vine, Thos. N. Payne, Grass Valley, 2d premium, $3. B. G. Leeman, Gra Valley, best display_of table grapes, $5. C. M. Silva, Newcastle, second for examination on the 17th instant, He furnished bonds, Mr, Perrin being one of the sureties, and \is now at lerge. A.J. Ridge is his attorney. Mr. Ferrin says there is no case against Hodge, whoranks asa died at San Francisco Friday, Captain Todman is having another passenger steamer built for Lake Tahoe. J. V. Hoag, a pioneer of Truckee, Epimenia Anaya swore out a warPanic at the Pavilion. Saturday night about 9 o’clock as Mrs. James Watt was removing a piece of pampas grass that had been on exhibition at the pavilion in Grass CAMEI’S HAIR, CHECKS, of all deseriptions, Which Will Be Sold At The Lowest Possible Price hunter said he never saw them 80] and 5 colts, second premium, $15. best, $3. : first-class citizen. s rant against Julian Hallett for dis-. Valley, it caught fire from a gasslay Rag — are — a3} 8B. Taylor, colt, Taylor, under I ie a Hatch, Indian Springs, 3d Seieadiientie turbing the peace and quiet of her. light. Some ladies began to scream, a FOR [ ASH Py ame as sheep. ey are going down . year, graded, honorable mention. st, Be. dance house on Jibboom street. and for a few seconds the large from the mountains mush earlier in M. P. Peasley, family; Hector and J. B. Whitcomb, Colfax, best. exOur reader will remember that afWhen taken before Judge Keiser be throng of people appeared about to ‘season than usual. 5 colts, special premium and diplohibit of wine grapes, so ter his first escape Jue Lawrence’s. pulled that official's hair and cursed . be panic-stricken, Several gentlemen BEARNECARD A Liberal Offer. ma. H. G Leeman, Grass Valley, sec: . recapture was effected by means of} him, The outraged coart gave him . had presence of mind enough to ‘qui~ L. Horton, stallion Conqueror, 9 ond best, $3. information obtained fromthe Postsixty days in the County J ail. et the fears of the crowd before a Cocte It isa well known fact that the public school buildings of Nevada City are not of sufficient capacity to accommodate all the children who apply for admission, Earl Wanamake says there are thirty or forty jittle ones on Piety Hill who are not years old. Draft horse, houorable mention and diploma. S. R. Walworth, pair of carriage horses, third premium, John Spaulding, pair of carriage horses, first premium. Joseph Perrin, pair of carriage T. N. Paine, Grass Valley, third best, $2. WINES. . H. G. Leeman, Grass Valley, best exhibit, $5. T. N. Paine, Grass Valley, best exhibit of red wine, diploma. master at an office in this county through which he was corresponding with a friend. Since then the Postoffice Department decidés that a Postmaster must decline to disclose any:private information received by him in his official capacity. A PostObserving the ereeaey: hours. The county offipes:'s and ~abhe bank were closed all day yesterday. The pest and express offices kept Sunday Flags were flying in various parts of the city. Business houses rush began, Gone Belowefor Goods, F, M. Schmidt, the tailor, goes to San Francisco to-day to purchase a large and elegant stock of goods. Mr. AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE. . SEA LLLENBERGER, -+eeeeeee BROAD STREET! Nevada City. ‘ , : Schmidt proposes to greatly increase provided for, and gp of them have . horses, second premium. H. L. Hatch, Indian Springs, best . master wrote: “I desire to know . were kept open as usual. his facilities for waite ive. to be sent out to the Oakland school Thos. Le Duc, mare and two colts, . exhibit of port wine, diploma. whether, in cass a suspected horse,} _ in order to be educated. He also . ,,¢cja} diploma. T. N. Paine, Grass Valley, best . thief, whose mail is accumulating in J._E. CARR.H} CARR says that he has in that part of town a room 24x24 feet equare and with 13 foot ceiling, which he will donate theuse of asa schoolroom. It is in the old carriage factory, and is comJolin K, Dennen, pacing colt, Barney, 4 months old, first premium, $2. . George Wanamake, pair draft horses, Jack and Frank, 7 and 9 exhibit of Catawba wine, diploma. H. G. Leeman, Grass Valley, best exhibit of grape brandy, diploma. DRIED FRUIT—BEST DISPLAY or

this office, shall write to me to forward it to him or another office, 1 will be justified in disclosing his address?” The decision was based upNummer Goods . Successor to CARR BROTHERS. e. EX. Belden. : years old, diploma. on this inquiry. » Many Postmasters fortable and‘in every way aGaves=) S WA versa colt Hiram, 2 years oe i : hitherto have given valuable assistPROPRIETOR OF THE ient for the purpose. He thinks it . (13 was also awarded a prize. P. J. Isbell, Placerville, dried ap. . ioe to the police detectives by dis== <7 ul a could be furnished with benches, ’ Se ples, $2. closing private information. =" = = an C S T stove, etc., ata cost not to exceed a acalual deo(ucaluranetal JR Crandall, Auburn, dried * . $60. The City Board of Education would do well to consider this offer. Testing Concentrators. The long-standing thousand dollar challenge of Adams & Carter that. the Frue concentrator can do better work than any other machine, is said to have been accepted by the agents of the Hendy and the Farwell concentrators, and it is announced that the contest will take place within a few days at the Empire mine in Grass Valley district. The Frue ranks high above all other concentrators in this district, being used in about all of our quartz mines, and . mining inen here generally think it will have an easy victory over its competitors. Pythian Uniform Rank. ; The members of -Milo Lodge No. 48, K. P., expect shortly to perfect the organization of a Uniform Rank at this city. This rank bears a similar relation to Pythianism that . . the Knight Templar degree does to. Masonry. There are already branches in must of the larger cities of the coast, and they are increasing rapidly. It is expected that from forty to fifty Nevada City Kuights will. take the upward step as a starter, nearly that many names being already on the application for a dis pensation. CLASS III. We, the committee of Class No, 3, Fourth Department, award as follows: J. C. Boaas, W. B. Hayrorp, Cuas. NATHAN, G. W. Stevens, Grass Valley, 1 pair heavy, boots, first premium, $2. L. M. Yost, Grass Valley, 1 pair dress boots, second premium, $2. J. B. Willett & Co.,Grass Valley, confectionery, first premium, $2.50. McKay & Co., Grass Valley, groceries, diploma. McKay & Co., canned goods, diploma. ; McKay & ae soap, diploma. Elam Biggs, Grass Valley,cutlery, special premium, $5. ' Elam Bigg, stoves, diploma. Chas. Keller, Nevada City, fornia tobacco leaf, diploma. Thos. Schofield, Grass Valley,sewing machines, diploma. H. Wohler, Grass Valley, best exhibit of furniture, diploma. Mrs. E. Loyd, Grass Valley, best exhibit of dry goods, special premium, $5. CaliCLASS IV. (Mrs. J. Griffith,Grass Valley, best 10 Ibs. butter, $5. Mrs. T. E. Morrill, Ready, second best, $2.50. CLASS V, We, the Committee on Class 5 of Rotigh & pears, $2; dried prunes, $2. P. J. Isbell, Placerville, dried peaches, $2; dried apricots, $2; dried nectarines, $2; dried prunes, $2; best display of dried fruit, $5. H. G. Leeman, Grass Valley, best display of raisins, $5. HERMETICALLY SEALED FRUITS. Mrs. C. R. Hill, 14 jars, Grass Walley, diploma and $5. Best display of preserves in jars, J. C. Boggs, Newcastle, $2.50. LIQUORS, W. E. Deamer, Grass Valley, best exhibit of spruce beer, diploma. Best exhibit ginger ale, diploma; best exhibit of cider, diploma; best exh:bit of soda, diploma. Fritz & Vogelman, Grass Valley, best exhibit of kég beer, diploma; best exhibit of bottled beer, diploma;'best’'exhibit of bottled porter, diploma. ; NOTES, C. M. Silva, Newcastle, best exhibit of soft shell almonds, $2.50; black walnuts, $2.50; chestnuts, $2.50. Superior Cour: Orders. The trial of the case of Mary J. Larimer vs. Robert Berryman has been continued till turther order of court. The case of Mary E. Uttin vs. Geo. Lord has gone over for the ses-_ Ask My Husband.” Dora, the: tatooed woman, had great attraction for the hardy mioers who visited Robinson’s circus when it was here, and the older the hardy miners were-the longer they were tempted to hang around her part of the tent, One of her admirers at Oakland had an experience that wasn’t very agreeable. He was a hoary-headed old sinner: and after commenting in an audible tone of voice upon her personal charms, began talking to the girl, and usked that he might be allowed to feel he: skin, ‘'My husband is there”— pointing to a tall, muscular-looking man—“‘you had better ask his pernsission.” One glance at the said husband was sufficient, and the aged lothario slunk away amid the laughter of the audience. ; The Slickens Controversy. An exchange contains the following opinion : week at the Woodrnff case, in which the mountains and the valleys are in conflict. It has been dragging its slow length for weeks,and it reminded usvery much of the picture in the back of Noah Webster’s old pelling book where one farmer had the cow by the horns and the other by the tail, while the lawyer was milking her. Both the mountains “We took a peep this} count for it by living up to th Good Goods . Lowest We have placed upon ber of : wniform, price of than the cost ete ee We have ha@ a good Spring aud Summer Frade. we And Everything as ‘Represented, sail Ladies “and Chiliran’s Suamar Mats. varyiny ip orice from 50° cents to $2.50, which we will sell at the 25 Cemis! Ladies Underwear fora Trifle mors We aee motto : Latest Styies . Prices . our Tables a Large numof the material. 0 Dros: and PERFUMERY AND. Druc Stor en ex erienced Druggist} Corner Pine and Commercial Streets NEVADA ar ACOMPLETE STOCK OF Medicines, TOILET Aetiet es And everything else usually found in a ficst-clas ant a en anne WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE ~ SCHOOL BOOKS, Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, 3HEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES A Fine dis lay of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutl:rv —_——0———. STATIONERY Periodicals, Ete £4 Prescriptions}carefully co npoun led at all hours by P. HP Betpew Broad Street Market. Nevada City, California. a ‘Beef, Pork, Matton, Ved, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates as cam be ourchased any where in Nevada City. : Meats delivered within a reasonable disI AM prepared to suppl. the people of Nevada City and vicinity with Choice The Boss Blacksmith Shop Whi. BARTON, Proprietor. —_ ° HAVING purchased the lot on the Plaza, and erected a mammoth shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing and Repairing A Lost Man. the Fifth Department award as _ folms hh Wek ascenier of the — Biel a Le — me Se eae LOOK AT TH IS : tance free of charge. In first clasggmanner.} ; Ho : k U ,e8-. ty dry 1 ey don t 100<¢ out, e . ; ‘ : s ‘ nm. ej Information is wanted at the ofsso tate of E R "West, deceased, has Ladies’ Chemise, Tucked and Embroidered, 50 ¢ts. oo teen m Senex 9 rick Work a Specialty. "fice of the Mining and Scientific Juliet E. Watkins, Grass Valley,best two loaves, wheat bread, 48 ‘been authorized to sell certain real Pigeon sheoting. Ladies’ Night Dresses , Tucked and Embroidered, lintend to always keep the best meatsto Iclaim to make the best Picks for all <inds of mining of .any blacksmith . in Northara Cale rats ooo cents ek . ag ee eh a ee toRimalete'ae jou S05 . Stoel Sledges and Wedges » til: . Miss Kate Hansen Grass Valley; 4 who participated in the pigeon shoota wers, Tucked and: upon getting whns they onder. Of the best material al vane wa’ ene Califoraia i. ae bain O: State Fair Excursion. icraneaih Watt track last week : L dies’ Dra e€ ucKe Embroidered, sD0e, woltcleeds o' pudlic patronage is respectfully Wagon ana Garriaks Bapsiving 1849. ne _ Mrs. E,Griffiths, Grass Valley . The Narrow Gauge Railrosd Com-. E. A Roberts, W. Az Hawley, S. C. Misses ; do do do Oe. U. SPRUNG, Prov. Done with neatness and at short notice! Saloon for Sale. best biscuits, $2. pany will sell tickets fron this city . Hare, each 12 birds; H. C. Josse-} Children’s do do do 25e. Cty June 12th, 1882. One of the best saloons on Broad . . street; also liquors and fixtures. Will be Sold cheap. Enquire at _ Frank Smith’s ssloon just above "Blight: boatding ‘house, Broad : 812-tf, Mosszs, Shells, Corals, and ali _ kinds:of Rare Curiosities from the sea, at Tea Store, junction, Commercial and Main streets. . sll-lwk. Fifth Department. We, the Committee on, Class 3d, 4th and 5th of the Fifth Department award as follows: Mars. A. B. Drsrve, Mus. A. B. Brapy, Mrs. J. F. Krpper, Tomas aes CLASS IT.Mrs. Chas. Barker, Grass Valley, best and largest collection of ies onl Jing plants, $4. to Sacramento and return during the State Fair for $3. They were placed on sale last Saturday, and can be obtained pa to and including 'mext Saturday. They are good to return over the Central Pacific till the 17th instant, and over the Narrow, Gauge till the 18th. Reduction of Express Letter Rates. Wells, Fargo & Co. have concluded to reduce the rates of postage on lyn, H. L. Jordan, Sam. Bight, W. R. Bird, I. W. Hurst, Joho Perkins, each, 11. birds ; B. Schnabel, R. Gauthier, B. Van Slyke, each, 10 birds ; James Clemmo, 7 birds. oo Su nday School Concert. The entertainment at the Buptist Church Sunday evening drew a very large audience and gave general satisfaction. The little folks acqu itted themselves in a most creditable manHoop Skirts, 40 eents. e tles from 50 cents to $3.50. Ladies’. Skirts, Tucked and Ruffled, 75e, White Sacques reduced from $2.50, to $1.75. Hereafter we shall make a specialty ot Bustles and Corsets. Now in stock a variety of. Latest Styles BusThe most complete assortment Of (Corsets [in this city, ranging in price from 46 eents to $3.50. —ASK FOR— Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. Binns OF IMITATIONS. the Boots are stamped CRACK ROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which prevents their cracking or breaking. We are CHOMAS H. McKEE,’ aa it i‘ Having 1 Clutter; in t arriage and Wagon business is ed to do ali work in his line in soe overt mannerand at low rates.; Carriage and¥j Ww. nee een eo & GEORGE W. HILL, Bird Dog Found. ; : 4 Dist : i king them with RUBBE’ John T. Rodda, Grass Valley, sec. letters cariied by their express line, ar Quite a liberal sellertion _ was ASRESTOS or oc AND Geena Yaculnes in view of the reduction about to be. **°" "Ptest “chore sian Gwice.aslong. se eny Rybber) _—* A fine bird dog fell followed the unfrom Grass Valley to Neond best, $3. See J. RB. Nickerson, Anburn, best dismade by the United States mail deDropped Dead. Mrs tar & Gravlor Boots made. = FORSALE BY ALL DEALERS. . ubber Belting, Packing, Hos NO, 90 MAIN STREET, Grass Walley. Cale ity on Friday last. The ow. play of cultivated grasses, $1.50, partment. -The new rates, which go : All kinds ner can recover the animal by call-. Charles Barker, best display of . into effect on the first of October, A Smartsville dispatch of the 7th # “Springs, Clothing, Boots and Gerson! pp soapia A. Barrett’s store, . hops, $2.50. will be as follows: Single stamped . instant says: Mrs. Daniel Frazer 0 ' casueen ikeus: — First Class Companies Represenied rr and paying for this] Your committee desire to recom. envelopes, 5 cents ; 6, 25 cents ; i2, dropped dead of heart disease this R. H. P’ oe ISKS TAKEN ATTAE LOWiST RATE “elise Guanes Bana. . ‘Nar the iin Hotel, Main St Nevada Citys: . ou, BRRCRSS bag . mend a special premium to Mrs. 8. . 50 cents ; 25, $1. evening. agl-3m ANDG $3530) [22 tex ADJg SCE SHOP ON PLAZA, FOOT OF BROAD T ,.