October 7, 1885 (4 pages)

Eastern.rerortst ". who Was over here last week visit~ yelatives at Grass Valley. 8 my, ti— all ks it to ake D, og , 16 on!and harness. The Daily 1 Daily, Mondays Excepted. . POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. and de ure of the mails}zfrom ag rte so rename until further notice: pe weeiaseeees se eeeeeee Colfax.++ scenes Sierra City, via N, San Juan, Ca:nptonville aod Dawnieville, daily (except Sunj 6:40 P. wu and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday e@x) seneereee 540 4.m. 2 PF M ears jeagae eeaubes 6: mw. 11:00 a.'u, si A. WALGAOE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. PATE ST, Partsry Ryan, who was arrested for a murderous assault on’ old man Carroll, had his preliminary examination yesterday in Grass Valley, and was bound over for' trial. Joun Huw, of North San Juan, ing friends, has been taken down with a fever since he. went home and is quite ill. Pure Cane Syrup at Smrrn’s for 50 cents per gallon. Take alortg your can. He will sell everything as cheap,in proportion in t he gro} 820-tf THERE will be a meeting of the Piety Hill Fire Company at their Hall this evening at 7:30 o’clock. A full attendance of members is requested. cery line. eee Mrs. S. P. Dorsey, who has been visiting at the East during the Summer months, has returned home. le Tuere will be skating -at.the Theatre Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. New Furniture Store, next door to the Union Hotel. Walnut, maple, ash and pine furniture. 06-tf o———_ Mrs. Cuas. H. Harrison, of Boise City, Idaho, is on a visit to A q@irL, to do housework, can learn of a good situation by applying at this office. ——_ ope Miss CuaRa Hewrricu, of Corinne, Utah, is visiting friends in Grass Valley. imounts Paid In. The foltuwiug amounts were paid into the County Treasury during the last fiscal month : John: Webber, tuition of nonresidents of Nevada school, $10. P. H. Paynter, Justice. fines, $12.70. Geo. E. Robinson, fee for tax deed, $8.John Webber, rent, $25. John A. Rapp, Recorder’s fees, $343.10. Geo. Lord, Sheriff’s fees, $148.08. J. F, Schroeder, road poll taxes, $78.75. : x Geo. E. Robinson, licenses, $255. F. G. Beatty, fees on licenses, $16. F. G. Beatty, $166.25. C. E. Mulloy, road poll taxes, $51. ° W.J. Hill, road poll taxes, $50. Total, $1,158.88. Balance in treasury, $27,340.45, apportioned as follows : State fund, $6,097.87; General fund, $184.38 ; School fund, $19,562.94; Salary fund, $84.35; Bond fund, $69.41; General Road fund, $238.92 ; Road District No. 1, $113.17; Road District No. 2, $475.64; Road District . No. 3, $68.93 ; Road District No. 4, Road District No. 5, $134.39; Teachers Institute fund, $152.45; $158. ; ‘ Returned From the Mine. Master in Chancery Houghton and party who went to North Bloomfield Sunday tosatisfy themselves by personal inspection that the Sawyer injunction was being ‘obeyed by the mine at Malakoff, passed through this city yesterday on their way back to San Francisco. Mr, Houghton, Deputy U. 8. Marshal Robinson and: spy Benson were non-committal as to what condition they found things in, but the decision in the contempt case now before the Cir. cuit Court will probably be such as to show that the injunction was properiy respected. * Tax in Municipal Cerporations. The tax levied by the SupervisOrs upon each $100 worth of property within municipal corporation is $2.10, instead of $2.00 as published yesterday. It is an increase of 10 cents over the rate of last “year. © G rand Raffle. John Bracelin will on Saturday evening next at 8 o’clock raffle off at Weiss’ Brewery saloon, on Sacramento street, his horses, waily Transit . Clerk’s fees, COUNTY SUPE” VISORS. October Session. — The County Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment at 10 0’ clock yesterday forenoon, all the members being present. The quarterly reports of the Auditor and Treasurer were read and approved. ‘ The following demands were allowed on the General Fund: Jury Scrip—Citizens Bank $236.50, 8. Curtis $12, R. Morrison $18, Thomas Le Due $43, B. F. Thomas $9, Geo. C. Gaylord $24, L. W. Prebie $24. Expenses to visiting State Board Equaiization—U. E. Mulloy $20, Dan. Collins $20. Coyote scalps—J. R. Nickerson $10, F. Butler $5, B. Taylor $5. Conveying sick to Hospital— F. Costello $4, J. D. Ostrom $8, 8. H. Dikeman $6, C. D. Eastin & Co. $16.50, J. Huntress $6, C. E. Mulloy $2.50, Geo. Lord $10, W.'T. Liggett $9, B. Taylor $5, T. Nilon $4.50. R, M. Hunt, maintaining sick at Hospital, $2731. John Edwards, board impecunious sick, $3.50. ’ Labor and supplies at Hospital —J. H. Onstott $28, M. L. and D. Marsh $45.95, C. Harrison $4. Attest : F. G. Brarry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. An Office Seeking a Candidate. There is a rapidly growing impression Republicans in these parts that Nevada county has just ~the-sort of'a man that theif party wants as a standard-bearer if it proposes to win-in the State fight to be made-fext Fall. Aspirants for the~gubernatorial nomination areas plenty on our side of the ‘house -as differences of opinion upon vital questions are on’ the other side, but of all the gentlemen yet mentioned in that connection none more completely fills the bill than does Hon. Edward Coleman, of Grass Valley. A good many of the li ve Republicans have been talking very favorably of him in this connection for some time past, but we do not think they have as yet said anything concerning it to the one: most interested. There is time enough to see Mr. Coleman, however, and tell him that his party wants to place him in a position where his splendid qualities of head and heart will be employed not only for the benefit of the few, but for the many. A New Society. Some of the doctors of this city and Grass Valley, aided and abetted by all the newspaper men and a limited number of other persons who have nothing to-do and get princely pay for doing it, are going to fill a long-felt want by starting a Growlers’ Society. Every person possessing a grievance (real or fancied) will be eligible to membership. Editor Shoeraaker of the Tidings, who has kept himself hoarse for several weeks past jawing because he cannot get his proposed debating society started, will probably be made President of the Growlers. Dr.S. M. Harris is acting under dispensation as Medical Examiner for the Club, and all applications for membership must be left with him. Pythian Parade. Tonight, at 8 o’clock, Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., and their new brass band of fifteen members will have a street parade in full uniform. A Division meeting will be held in Pythian Castle immediately after the parade, and at the conclusion of this meeting the Rank and members of Milo,Olympic and Spartan Lodges will assemble at the Union Hotel and have supper. Every Knight of Pythias will be welcome at the banquet and exercises. Heavy Freight Shipments. Immense quantities of freight for this city and the upper country continue to arrive here daily. Day before -yesterday Freight Agent Parker sent sixteen teams over Purdon’s crossing and four over Edwards’, all of them carrying 130,000 pounds of supplies con signed to merchants, mines, etc., up above. eee ee MASONIC NOTICE. Special Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., o’clock. members is desired. brethren are cordially invited. . Work in the Second Degree. D. E. Morean, Master. J. H. Boarpman, Sec. ? Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! ~ 07-4t ~ ie Nin incense Church; was born in this city uated from them with high honors, certificate. She was one of the brightest and best pupils in her class. teaching the Newtown school she modest, retiring’ disposition, and _of her parents, two others having on Wednesday evening, at 8 A full attendance of Visiting Fresh Fish received every Thurs. day evening. Salmon season renewed. Largest and finest: lot of Fish, of all kinds, ever brought to Nevada. Call on R. H. Forman, Death of NellieD. Osborne, _[ Nellie D. Osborne, whose funeral takes place at 1 o’clock P. Mm. today from. St. Canice Catholic January 19,1866. She was educated in our public schools, gradand at the time of her decease held a first-grade teachers’ On Thursday last while had a severe attack of heart disease, and rapidly sank till Monday afternoon, when she breathed her last. Miss Osborne was of a had the love and esteem of all who were acquainted with her. She was the last remaining child died some years-ago. 2s An Octogenarian Wedding. Last night at.Grass Valley, after the Congregational Church was dismissed, a: man by the name of Glugas and a woman by the name of Miss Parr stole away to the minister’s residence and were married. The-happy bridegroom is 87 years of age, and the blushing bride has numbered 79 Sumiuers, zi ; Theabove’ is from the Sacramento Bee. Our contemporary’s item would be all right ifit were not mostly wrong. The party of the first part is James Gluyas, and his age is 57; the party, of the second part is Mrs. Parr, and. her next birthday w.ll be her 44th instead of her 79th. Reception to Mr. Priddy. A private letter from Hollister says that Rev. W. B. Priddy, formerly of this city, was last week tendered a reception and dunation party by the people of that place to which he recently went to .assume the pasturate of the MethodistChurch. The party was largely attended and in every way a very pleasant affair: ~The congregation is larger than the Hollister Church has enjoyed before for several years, and pastor and people get along together most harmoniously. Sse ooh ea ale ea Good Riddance. Four or five of the opium fiends, rounders and petty thieves that have for some weeks disgraced this city with their presence haye departed for regions unknown. It is said that warrants have been sworn out against-some of them for offenses of a character that. will. secure thera extended terms of im prisonmentifthey return. There are a few more fellows of the same kind still loafing around, but it is not likely they will find it to their advantage to prolong their stay. —-ome Agent Wanted. A first class agent wanted in this county to represent our beautifully illustrated family magazine. Special terms and permanent engagement given to the right party. Any smart man or woman who is willing to work and has the ability to push the magazine can’ secure a splendid position. Write us at once giving age, particulars of past work and: territory desired. Address, Cottage Hearth Co., Boston. > Visitors from. the Metropolis. Conrad Seaman and Wm. Giffin, of Nevada City, have returned irom a quail shcotin Penn Valley, and a camp stew with the Sportsmen’s Club, W. C. Stokes, caterer. Giffin is from Maryland, and was ‘*a hunter of the hiils; had followed there the deer'and wolf; to him this dungeon was a gulf.’’—Tidings. Does the Tidings mean to say that the last sentence above quoted refers to Grass Valley ? Attention Graduates. All the graduates of the Nevada ‘City High School are requested to meet at the Washington School building at, 12:30 today, for the -purpose of attending the funeral ot Miss Nellie D. Osborne. By order of the Alumni. W. T. Moraan, President. J. Y. Barun, Sec. A Dynamite Scare. The Sierra Valley Leader says: Atonor so of giant powder was stored in a barn in town last week, destined to Sierra City, and persons residing near the barn got neryous and the town had a regular dynamite scare. It was removed Thursday. a — Changed His Plans. The irrepressible I. O. Pingree arrived in town Sunday. He says be has abandoned the idea of opening a dance house at the Yu ba mine before next Spring, but will this winter conduct an extensive saloon, ‘fetc.,”? atthe town of Washington. . Chicken Stealing. Monday night the chicken hotises of Mrs. R. B/ Morrison and D. Marsh, on. Park avenue, were broken. into. How many birds were taken is not known, but itis probable the thief will live high 15 Commercial street. tf Definitions. _A cow’s horn—a milk punch. The best thing out—a big fire. Some one declares the chambermaid to be the woman of dtstihy. It takes a good-many strikes to make a baseball match gooff well. . Suitable motto for plumbers and undertakers;—“‘Down with the dust.”’ Domestic pursuits—chasing the man of the house with a broomstick. : What class of women are most apt to give tone to society ? The belles. When the heart is full the lips are silent; when the man is full it is different. “Tt is hard for an empty bag to stand upright ;’’ but it is harder still for a full man. A woman is ’cute. ‘She never shows her hand until she gets a. wheat in Valifornia that all conhandsome ring to go with it. . “Capital punishment!’’ as_ the boy said when the. schoolmistress seated him with the girls. _ oe Faults That Need Correcting. The Record-Union says: Already it is developing that the immediate delivery system is badly proportioned. It limits messengers $30 per month—an outrageously low wage—and _ yet in San Francisco the income from it is thus far four times the salary of the> men. It is not immediate, because there are*times when no messengers are in; it is not general, because it operates through the central Postoffice mainly, and thus cuts off many people from its use; it necessitates two stamps, where one should have been provided ; it turns quiet people out of bed at unseasonable hours of night to satisfy the whim or taste of the sender of a letter. It:is full of errors and absurdities,“and needs a great deal of amending. oo Surmerne is the industry which supports a population estimated at 1,700 in the village of Leigh, England. The fishery is said to date from the days of Cesar. Sometimes 100 gallons ofshrimps may be taken in a day, but forty is a good haul, while the—pricevaries from one to four shillings per gallon. Tuer son of John A. Andrew, the great war Governor of Massachusetts, has turned Democrat, and wants to be nominated Governor on the Democratic ticket. The sons of great men as a rule never come up to the paterual standard, but this isthe worst case of degeneracy on record. Art the Congress of apple-zrowers in England the whole of Great Britain was polled as tothe hest apple for déssert as well as cooking. Of 1,545 varieties pronounced upon, the King of Pippins ‘headed the list for, dessert, and Lord Suffield for culinary purposes. Joun B. Govan, being asked the other day if he noted any improvement in mankind in the matter of temperance, replied: ‘‘Why, yes; every way. Things are nothing like so bad as they were when I was aboy, and they are going to be better yet.’’ Unper the new law in Italy any circus which does not fully perform every act promised in the the printed programme, or which misleads the public by means of pictures, is liable to a fine of $500 for each offense. A young married couple of Monbride’s parents, and remained. so long that the old gentleman gave them a cow to get rid of them. cee me Ar the recent reception by the New York Yacht Club to Sir Richard Sutton and his conferers off the Genesta, the cups won by that vessel were presented. Tur Severn tunnel in England, four miles and a half long, was opened on September 5th. The distance was made by. five carriages in eighteen minutes. WE have always had a bulky belief that woman would some day be emancipated. Paper dishes have been invented. . Every child in Bohemia must study music, and in this lies the secret of the natural talent for musie in that country. Aut the ‘‘on the fence” class of politicians are especially delighted with the President’s war on the barbed wires. eda vast amountof property. An area of 3,500 square miles is under water. ’ Tue Lord Lieutenant of Ireland lodged $15,000 in the Munster Bank a few days before it failed. WHEN a woman wants to make acomplete change of front she think you know everything. me, then, why you wear those two. superfluous buttons on the ticello, Ga., recently visited the . , Foops in Bengal have destroy. Tax customary Rastern philan thropic gush over the Chinese has found its superlative of bosh in a Washington letter in which, referring to the opposition to the Chinese laundries in that city, the writer says: ‘‘Atno place in the country are the Chinese more gentlemanly in their deportment than here.”, That correspondent eviidently has an incomplete knowl: edge of the ‘‘gentlemanly deportment’? of the Chinaman. For the real bona fide, Chesterfield; Turveydrop combination of Mongolian “gentlemanly deportment’’ we commend him to the opium joints, Cum Cook alleysand highbinders associations on the Pacific coast. —<—_e Tue sudden and unexpected rise in wheat is caused by the remarkable discovery that there is not more than one-third the surplus cerned had up till recently supposed there was,—_Itis now. definitely known that there is not over 599,000 tons of surplus wheat in the State, and there is 175,000 tonnage ship capacity already -in port, and 125,000 tonnige ship capacity en route forthis coast, and this makes it necessary to bid up on the market. After all itis not a bad job he holder has done this year. gy An American missionary wa laboring to convert a Cginaman, but found himself nonplussed when the listener retorted: ‘‘ You Tell t — back of your coat?’ . Though those buttons have now outlived their usefulness, they must have been sewed on at first with a purpose. The two buttons are genthe days when every gentleman used to support the sword belt. Sara Bernnarvt, after selling her jewels, her furniture and her villa, and giving up a large share of her salary regularly, still finds herself $150,000 in debt. She hopes to clear $250,000 on her coming American tour, so as to satisfy all_hercreditors.and_ set herself up ready to runin debt again deeper than ever. A curtosiry in the way of funeral notice is one lately published in Brooklyn papers. It is published ‘n thecolumns of notices of deaths, and is in the usual form in every respect except that 1t ends with the suggestive sentence: ‘He has bequeathed to his young widow $25,000°”? -—-—~° <me Amone the applicants for Civorce in Newport is a young woman who, in 1882, when only fourteen years old, married a youth. two years her senior. The couple were attending school at the time. ——_ — -.+-o2-——-— One of the large English war vessels, the Resistance, is to* be coated with india-rubber to a considerable thickness to see how that material will--repel projec‘tiles. ———— —Som] ee Iron telegraph poles are supplanting weoden ones throughout Switzerland. In Germany they are also being introduced numerously. ae See A RE pa Sh —a LS Girl Wanted. Apply at this office. tf ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. SA CEDDY.6 6 cc oes PROPRIETOR October 4. C. Watts, City, W. J. Hill, Little York, Dr. 8. M. Harris, City, H. H. McCutch n, City, J: Quick, Badger Hill, R. G. McCutchan, City, C. H. Conley, Bloomfield, F. M. Pridgeon, do Dan Collins, Grass Valley, O. T. Williams, City, M.L. Fowler, Cherokee, Miss L. Fowler, do Miss C. Fowler, do F. M. Dunskel, Mt. House, . A. Biltich, Downieville, W.F. Cochbacher, do E. G. Spencer, Iowa Hill, R. A. Diver, San Francisco, C. Lewis, do N. Vincent, do (OR W. Cross, do _UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros Oct. 4. F. J. Benny, Washington, T. Hadlow, San Francisco, * FF. R. Brann, do Lewis Schoen, do J. H. Powers, Cr) S. Cohn, do R. Beckerly, do F. Beckerly, do Miss Katie Kent do C. Adolph, do8. C. Houghton, do D. B. Nye, do J. B. Wright, San Juan, _ A. Kozminsky, do Miss. F. Hoffman, San Juan, M. Vaughn, City, John Rodda, City, John Guscetti, Ranch, Frank Cooper, Forest City, James Carey, Cherokee, John Carey, do H. M. Place, Omega, ‘Coast. erally supposed to*be a relic of}, wore a sword. The buttons were . => Removal of Eustis & Tompkins’ Store—To the Public. ‘Having purchased the stock and good will of the firm of Thomas & Walrath, we have removed from our old stand on Commercial street to their former headquarters on Broad street opposite the City Hall. By this change we secure more room for our rapidly increasing trade, and additional conveniencies in the way of plenty of cellar’ and warehouse space. We now have a stock second in extent and variety tonone in the mountains, and as for its quality it cannot he surpassed on. the Our prices are as low as the very lowest, and will be kept at. the bottom notch. We will deliver goods within a reasonable distance free of charge. Thankful for past favors, we invite the public to call at our new store and satisfy themselves by personal inspection as to the advantage we offer. 830-tf Eustis & TomPxins, Broad street, opposite City Hall. Princes, Potentates, Plain People, everybody needs Samaritan Nervine. $1.50, at Carr Bros. “Our child had Fits. The doctor said death was certain. Samaritan Nervine cured her.’ Henry Knee, Vervilla, Tenn. $1.50, at Carr Bros. AY ruta mand 1% ‘ = Hit HE eT BEST TONIC. Physirians and Druggists Recummend Ii. This medicine, combining, Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigeation, Weakness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the Kidneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leai sedentary lives. It does not injure the teeth, cause head‘he, rr produce constipation—oTHER IRON MEDICINES DO, It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilatloh of good relieves Heartburn -and Belching and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves, For Intermitt-nt Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &c., it has no equal. a@ The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md FOR SALE. cy" SECOND-HAND, GOOD AS NEW Screw-Cutting ngine Lathe, For foot or power. Swings 20 inches in gap, 12 inches over shears and 50 inches between centers. Chucks and tools of all kinds. Enquire ef L. A. PELTON, 829-2w Nevada City, Cal. FOUR STAMP QUARTZ MILZ All complete, with 00 Feet 7-in, Heavy Iron Pipe, Amalgam Plates, Etc. Will be Sold at a Great Sacrifice. Can be seen at the Spargo mine. Apply to B. C. WALRATH, o8tf No. 25 Main street, Nevada City. Annual Meetiag. TP\HE annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Keward Gold and Silver Mining Company of Nevada City will be held at the «flice of the Secretary, No. 25 Main street, Nevada City, Cal., on Saturday, Oct. 31, 1885, At 7 o’clock P. M., for the election of officers for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come befure the meeting. B. C. WALKATH, Secretary. ' Piano and Guitar Lessons MRS. M. FARLEY, Who is a Professor of instrumental music, will give lessons .on the Piano or Guitar. TERMS: For 8 lessons, with use of instruments, per month, $5. Enquire at residence om Bowlder street, formerly oc: upied by E. Bond. s5-l1m MICHELL'S DANCING ACADEMY At Nevada Theatre, Will re-open SATURDAY evening, October 10th, 1885. . Social Party every Saturday evening, Ladies’ and Geutlemen’s Class, every Tuesday evening. No strangers admitted without reference, Gentlemen’s Clgss, every Monday evening. Ghildren’s Class, every Saturday aftecnoon at 2 o'clock : &@ Private lessons given. JOHN MICHELL, . DISSOLUTION NOTICE. pe COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing by the undersigned, under the firm name of THOMAS & WALRATH, -has been dissolved by mu'ual consent. Having sold the entire business to the well known firm of EUSTIS & TOMPKINS, we cordially recommend our old customers an i the opportunity to show that all will be wel) treated. Their motto is, “yood goods and sinall profits.” Signed ; ; ° JOSEPH THOMAS, R. C. WaLRATH. for several days to come. = leaves off her bangs. ae _. -©: SchwaHenberg; Railroad. public generally to give them a call, #nd an. Choice Pickles. Take a: bucket to Jackson's Beehive Grocery store and get a gallon of those fine mixed pickles. Only four bits. tf Tuere is a lady stopping at Room 14, Union Hotel, who is a business and test medium. She comes highly recomiénded, and brings with her testimonials from some of the most prominent citizens of this State. One of her special gifts is locating and describing mines. 824-lin Tue Balsamic Heuling and Soothing properties of Samaritan Nérvine are marvelous. ‘My brother, aged 19, had Fits from hisinfancy. Samaritan Nervine cured him.” A. W. Curtis, Osukis, Minn. $1.50. ‘at Carr] ‘Ir you want to buy Furniture cheap go to Legg & Shaw’s new Furniture Store. 06-tf What Parents Fear, Many persons—especially parents—object to many quack nostrums as likely to engender or encourage a love for strong drink. They are nght. Better die of disease than of drunkenness. The use of Parker’s Tonic dces not involve this danger. It not only builds up the system, curing all ailments of tlie stomach, liver and kidneys, but it stimulates without intoxicating and absolutely~cures the appetite for liquor. lm Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, or with W. H. CrawFORD, will he promptly attended to. V. Savvesr, Prop. + 8 Dr. Pennrxaton’s dental office . is on Commercial street. m24. TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned, ASSIGNEE of L. HYMAN, Hasjnow CONSOLIDATED 1 Clothing, One Price San Next Door to One Dollar's Wo FIFTY street. It to get somethin _ Nevada City, October 6, 1835-1m = . Snow Flake Whis —_—orRt— : \ Wy = \\ MERMAID . X I\G si \ : THO SPORES Having removed the entire stock, consisting of } Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps! Trunks, Valises, Dry and Fanc Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, &c.! Into the Store known as the Franciseo Store, ON BROAD STREET, Stumpf’s Hotel, Where he will continue to give you rth of Goods for CENTS. 3 REMEMBER WE NOW HAVE ONLY ONE STORE. MaArowe LiO*7-S7"5 Assignee. key, A CHAPTER FROM FAIR WEEK. Pea 7 f . nui. v/ . I . < Y Show Manager—‘‘T’ll tell you whatit is, Fellows, business is mighty dull, and we’ve either got to get up-a wedding between you and Maggie or close the show—take your choice!’’ : : _ All,who visited Sacramento during Fair weeks will recognize the similarity between the above and a certain side-show exhibited on J The fellow. complains of dull times, which is not to be wondered at. Now here is a fellow who tried to fool the people, and met with about as much success as do nine out of tea who undertake such . a task for the purpose of gain. expect permanent success, for it can be only a matter of time when they will discover the fraud and desert you, and the result will be you will have to ‘‘close your show,” no matter what But on the other hand, deal squarely with the peo sent to them, and they will never leave’ you so long as you are up with the times. Why is SNOWFLAKE WHISKY so popular? » Because it is a meriturious article, and when people ask for it‘and expect . g fine,-they are not deceived. “For Sule by all Le.ding Grocers and Druggists SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE. HALL, LUHRS & CO., Prop’, 4 = . * is useless to deceive the public and yor business is. e, don’t misrepreLate meh aaa 5 SAAR NO ALDEN ELE LL ELAN OIL IA Lk sep sot aeRO IR HES

Eastern..rerortst ". who Was over here last week visit~ yelatives at Grass Valley. 8 my, ti— all ks it to ake D, og , 16 on!and harness. The Daily 1 Daily, Mondays Excepted. . POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY. and de ure of the mails}zfrom ag rte so rename until further notice: pe weeiaseeees se eeeeeee Colfax..++ scenes Sierra City, via N, San Juan, Ca:nptonville aod Dawnieville, daily (except Sunj 6:40 P. wu and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday e@x) seneereee 540 4.m. 2 PF M ears jeagae eeaubes 6: mw. 11:00 a.'u, si A. WALGAOE J. WILLIAMS, P. M. PATE ST, Partsry Ryan, who was arrested for a murderous assault on’ old man Carroll, had his preliminary examination yesterday in Grass Valley, and was bound over for' trial. Joun Huw, of North San Juan, ing friends, has been taken down with a fever since he. went home and is quite ill. Pure Cane Syrup at Smrrn’s for 50 cents per gallon. Take alortg your can. He will sell everything as cheap,in proportion in t he gro} 820-tf THERE will be a meeting of the Piety Hill Fire Company at their Hall this evening at 7:30 o’clock. A full attendance of members is requested. cery line. eee Mrs. S. P. Dorsey, who has been visiting at the East during the Summer months, has returned home. le Tuere will be skating -at.the Theatre Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. New Furniture Store, next door to the Union Hotel. Walnut, maple, ash and pine furniture. 06-tf o———_ Mrs. Cuas. H. Harrison, of Boise City, Idaho, is on a visit to A q@irL, to do housework, can learn of a good situation by applying at this office. ——_ ope Miss CuaRa Hewrricu, of Corinne, Utah, is visiting friends in Grass Valley. imounts Paid In. The foltuwiug amounts were paid into the County Treasury during the last fiscal month : John: Webber, tuition of nonresidents of Nevada school, $10. P. H. Paynter, Justice. fines, $12.70. Geo. E. Robinson, fee for tax deed, $8.John Webber, rent, $25. John A. Rapp, Recorder’s fees, $343.10. Geo. Lord, Sheriff’s fees, $148.08. J. F, Schroeder, road poll taxes, $78.75. : x Geo. E. Robinson, licenses, $255. F. G. Beatty, fees on licenses, $16. F. G. Beatty, $166.25. C. E. Mulloy, road poll taxes, $51. ° W.J. Hill, road poll taxes, $50. Total, $1,158.88. Balance in treasury, $27,340.45, apportioned as follows : State fund, $6,097.87; General fund, $184.38 ; School fund, $19,562.94; Salary fund, $84.35; Bond fund, $69.41; General Road fund, $238.92 ; Road District No. 1, $113.17; Road District No. 2, $475.64; Road District . No. 3, $68.93 ; Road District No. 4, Road District No. 5, $134.39; Teachers Institute fund, $152.45; $158. ; ‘ Returned From the Mine. Master in Chancery Houghton and party who went to North Bloomfield Sunday tosatisfy themselves by personal inspection that the Sawyer injunction was being ‘obeyed by the mine at Malakoff, passed through this city yesterday on their way back to San Francisco. Mr, Houghton, Deputy U. 8. Marshal Robinson and: spy Benson were non-committal as to what condition they found things in, but the decision in the contempt case now before the Cir. cuit Court will probably be such as to show that the injunction was properiy respected. * Tax in Municipal Cerporations. The tax levied by the SupervisOrs upon each $100 worth of property within municipal corporation is $2.10, instead of $2.00 as published yesterday. It is an increase of 10 cents over the rate of last “year. © G rand Raffle. John Bracelin will on Saturday evening next at 8 o’clock raffle off at Weiss’ Brewery saloon, on Sacramento street, his horses, waily Transit . Clerk’s fees, COUNTY SUPE” VISORS. October Session. — The County Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment at 10 0’ clock yesterday forenoon, all the members being present. The quarterly reports of the Auditor and Treasurer were read and approved. ‘ The following demands were allowed on the General Fund: Jury Scrip—Citizens Bank $236.50, 8. Curtis $12, R. Morrison $18, Thomas Le Due $43, B. F. Thomas $9, Geo. C. Gaylord $24, L. W. Prebie $24. Expenses to visiting State Board Equaiization—U. E. Mulloy $20, Dan. Collins $20. Coyote scalps—J. R. Nickerson $10, F. Butler $5, B. Taylor $5. Conveying sick to Hospital— F. Costello $4, J. D. Ostrom $8, 8. H. Dikeman $6, C. D. Eastin & Co. $16.50, J. Huntress $6, C. E. Mulloy $2.50, Geo. Lord $10, W.'T. Liggett $9, B. Taylor $5, T. Nilon $4.50. R, M. Hunt, maintaining sick at Hospital, $2731. John Edwards, board impecunious sick, $3.50. ’ Labor and supplies at Hospital —J. H. Onstott $28, M. L. and D. Marsh $45.95, C. Harrison $4. Attest : F. G. Brarry, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. An Office Seeking a Candidate. There is a rapidly growing impression Republicans in these parts that Nevada county has just ~the-sort of'a man that theif party wants as a standard-bearer if it proposes to win-in the State fight to be made-fext Fall. Aspirants for the~gubernatorial nomination areas plenty on our side of the ‘house -as differences of opinion upon vital questions are on’ the other side, but of all the gentlemen yet mentioned in that connection none more completely fills the bill than does Hon. Edward Coleman, of Grass Valley. A good many of the li ve Republicans have been talking very favorably of him in this connection for some time past, but we do not think they have as yet said anything concerning it to the one: most interested. There is time enough to see Mr. Coleman, however, and tell him that his party wants to place him in a position where his splendid qualities of head and heart will be employed not only for the benefit of the few, but for the many. A New Society. Some of the doctors of this city and Grass Valley, aided and abetted by all the newspaper men and a limited number of other persons who have nothing to-do and get princely pay for doing it, are going to fill a long-felt want by starting a Growlers’ Society. Every person possessing a grievance (real or fancied) will be eligible to membership. Editor Shoeraaker of the Tidings, who has kept himself hoarse for several weeks past jawing because he cannot get his proposed debating society started, will probably be made President of the Growlers. Dr.S. M. Harris is acting under dispensation as Medical Examiner for the Club, and all applications for membership must be left with him. Pythian Parade. Tonight, at 8 o’clock, Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., and their new brass band of fifteen members will have a street parade in full uniform. A Division meeting will be held in Pythian Castle immediately after the parade, and at the conclusion of this meeting the Rank and members of Milo,Olympic and Spartan Lodges will assemble at the Union Hotel and have supper. Every Knight of Pythias will be welcome at the banquet and exercises. Heavy Freight Shipments. Immense quantities of freight for this city and the upper country continue to arrive here daily. Day before -yesterday Freight Agent Parker sent sixteen teams over Purdon’s crossing and four over Edwards’, all of them carrying 130,000 pounds of supplies con signed to merchants, mines, etc., up above. eee ee MASONIC NOTICE. Special Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., o’clock. members is desired. brethren are cordially invited. . Work in the Second Degree. D. E. Morean, Master. J. H. Boarpman, Sec. ? Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! ~ 07-4t ~ ie Nin incense Church; was born in this city uated from them with high honors, certificate. She was one of the brightest and best pupils in her class. teaching the Newtown school she modest, retiring’ disposition, and _of her parents, two others having on Wednesday evening, at 8 A full attendance of Visiting Fresh Fish received every Thurs. day evening. Salmon season renewed. Largest and finest: lot of Fish, of all kinds, ever brought to Nevada. Call on R. H. Forman, Death of NellieD. Osborne, _[ Nellie D. Osborne, whose funeral takes place at 1 o’clock P. Mm. today from. St. Canice Catholic January 19,1866. She was educated in our public schools, gradand at the time of her decease held a first-grade teachers’ On Thursday last while had a severe attack of heart disease, and rapidly sank till Monday afternoon, when she breathed her last. Miss Osborne was of a had the love and esteem of all who were acquainted with her. She was the last remaining child died some years-ago. 2s An Octogenarian Wedding. Last night at.Grass Valley, after the Congregational Church was dismissed, a: man by the name of Glugas and a woman by the name of Miss Parr stole away to the minister’s residence and were married. The-happy bridegroom is 87 years of age, and the blushing bride has numbered 79 Sumiuers, zi ; Theabove’ is from the Sacramento Bee. Our contemporary’s item would be all right ifit were not mostly wrong. The party of the first part is James Gluyas, and his age is 57; the party, of the second part is Mrs. Parr, and. her next birthday w.ll be her 44th instead of her 79th. Reception to Mr. Priddy. A private letter from Hollister says that Rev. W. B. Priddy, formerly of this city, was last week tendered a reception and dunation party by the people of that place to which he recently went to .assume the pasturate of the MethodistChurch. The party was largely attended and in every way a very pleasant affair: ~The congregation is larger than the Hollister Church has enjoyed before for several years, and pastor and people get along together most harmoniously. Sse ooh ea ale ea Good Riddance. Four or five of the opium fiends, rounders and petty thieves that have for some weeks disgraced this city with their presence haye departed for regions unknown. It is said that warrants have been sworn out against-some of them for offenses of a character that. will. secure thera extended terms of im prisonmentifthey return. There are a few more fellows of the same kind still loafing around, but it is not likely they will find it to their advantage to prolong their stay. —-ome Agent Wanted. A first class agent wanted in this county to represent our beautifully illustrated family magazine. Special terms and permanent engagement given to the right party. Any smart man or woman who is willing to work and has the ability to push the magazine can’ secure a splendid position. Write us at once giving age, particulars of past work and: territory desired. Address, Cottage Hearth Co., Boston. > Visitors from. the Metropolis. Conrad Seaman and Wm. Giffin, of Nevada City, have returned irom a quail shcotin Penn Valley, and a camp stew with the Sportsmen’s Club, W. C. Stokes, caterer. Giffin is from Maryland, and was ‘*a hunter of the hiils; had followed there the deer'and wolf; to him this dungeon was a gulf.’’—Tidings. Does the Tidings mean to say that the last sentence above quoted refers to Grass Valley ? Attention Graduates. All the graduates of the Nevada ‘City High School are requested to meet at the Washington School building at, 12:30 today, for the -purpose of attending the funeral ot Miss Nellie D. Osborne. By order of the Alumni. W. T. Moraan, President. J. Y. Barun, Sec. A Dynamite Scare. The Sierra Valley Leader says: Atonor so of giant powder was stored in a barn in town last week, destined to Sierra City, and persons residing near the barn got neryous and the town had a regular dynamite scare. It was removed Thursday. a — Changed His Plans. The irrepressible I. O. Pingree arrived in town Sunday. He says be has abandoned the idea of opening a dance house at the Yu ba mine before next Spring, but will this winter conduct an extensive saloon, ‘fetc.,”? atthe town of Washington. . Chicken Stealing. Monday night the chicken hotises of Mrs. R. B/ Morrison and D. Marsh, on. Park avenue, were broken. into. How many birds were taken is not known, but itis probable the thief will live high 15 Commercial street. tf Definitions. _A cow’s horn—a milk punch. The best thing out—a big fire. Some one declares the chambermaid to be the woman of dtstihy. It takes a good-many strikes to make a baseball match gooff well. . Suitable motto for plumbers and undertakers;—“‘Down with the dust.”’ Domestic pursuits—chasing the man of the house with a broomstick. : What class of women are most apt to give tone to society ? The belles. When the heart is full the lips are silent; when the man is full it is different. “Tt is hard for an empty bag to stand upright ;’’ but it is harder still for a full man. A woman is ’cute. ‘She never shows her hand until she gets a. wheat in Valifornia that all conhandsome ring to go with it. . “Capital punishment!’’ as_ the boy said when the. schoolmistress seated him with the girls. _ oe Faults That Need Correcting. The Record-Union says: Already it is developing that the immediate delivery system is badly proportioned. It limits messengers $30 per month—an outrageously low wage—and _ yet in San Francisco the income from it is thus far four times the salary of the> men. It is not immediate, because there are*times when no messengers are in; it is not general, because it operates through the central Postoffice mainly, and thus cuts off many people from its use; it necessitates two stamps, where one should have been provided ; it turns quiet people out of bed at unseasonable hours of night to satisfy the whim or taste of the sender of a letter. It:is full of errors and absurdities,“and needs a great deal of amending. oo Surmerne is the industry which supports a population estimated at 1,700 in the village of Leigh, England. The fishery is said to date from the days of Cesar. Sometimes 100 gallons ofshrimps may be taken in a day, but forty is a good haul, while the—pricevaries from one to four shillings per gallon. Tuer son of John A. Andrew, the great war Governor of Massachusetts, has turned Democrat, and wants to be nominated Governor on the Democratic ticket. The sons of great men as a rule never come up to the paterual standard,

but this isthe worst case of degeneracy on record. Art the Congress of apple-zrowers in England the whole of Great Britain was polled as tothe hest apple for déssert as well as cooking. Of 1,545 varieties pronounced upon, the King of Pippins ‘headed the list for, dessert, and Lord Suffield for culinary purposes. Joun B. Govan, being asked the other day if he noted any improvement in mankind in the matter of temperance, replied: ‘‘Why, yes; every way. Things are nothing like so bad as they were when I was aboy, and they are going to be better yet.’’ Unper the new law in Italy any circus which does not fully perform every act promised in the the printed programme, or which misleads the public by means of pictures, is liable to a fine of $500 for each offense. A young married couple of Monbride’s parents, and remained. so long that the old gentleman gave them a cow to get rid of them. cee me Ar the recent reception by the New York Yacht Club to Sir Richard Sutton and his conferers off the Genesta, the cups won by that vessel were presented. Tur Severn tunnel in England, four miles and a half long, was opened on September 5th. The distance was made by. five carriages in eighteen minutes. WE have always had a bulky belief that woman would some day be emancipated. Paper dishes have been invented. . Every child in Bohemia must study music, and in this lies the secret of the natural talent for musie in that country. Aut the ‘‘on the fence” class of politicians are especially delighted with the President’s war on the barbed wires. eda vast amountof property. An area of 3,500 square miles is under water. ’ Tue Lord Lieutenant of Ireland lodged $15,000 in the Munster Bank a few days before it failed. WHEN a woman wants to make acomplete change of front she think you know everything. me, then, why you wear those two. superfluous buttons on the ticello, Ga., recently visited the . , Foops in Bengal have destroy. Tax customary Rastern philan thropic gush over the Chinese has found its superlative of bosh in a Washington letter in which, referring to the opposition to the Chinese laundries in that city, the writer says: ‘‘Atno place in the country are the Chinese more gentlemanly in their deportment than here.”, That correspondent eviidently has an incomplete knowl: edge of the ‘‘gentlemanly deportment’? of the Chinaman. For the real bona fide, Chesterfield; Turveydrop combination of Mongolian “gentlemanly deportment’’ we commend him to the opium joints, Cum Cook alleysand highbinders associations on the Pacific coast. —<—_e Tue sudden and unexpected rise in wheat is caused by the remarkable discovery that there is not more than one-third the surplus cerned had up till recently supposed there was,—_Itis now. definitely known that there is not over 599,000 tons of surplus wheat in the State, and there is 175,000 tonnage ship capacity already -in port, and 125,000 tonnige ship capacity en route forthis coast, and this makes it necessary to bid up on the market. After all itis not a bad job he holder has done this year. gy An American missionary wa laboring to convert a Cginaman, but found himself nonplussed when the listener retorted: ‘‘ You Tell t — back of your coat?’ . Though those buttons have now outlived their usefulness, they must have been sewed on at first with a purpose. The two buttons are genthe days when every gentleman used to support the sword belt. Sara Bernnarvt, after selling her jewels, her furniture and her villa, and giving up a large share of her salary regularly, still finds herself $150,000 in debt. She hopes to clear $250,000 on her coming American tour, so as to satisfy all_hercreditors.and_ set herself up ready to runin debt again deeper than ever. A curtosiry in the way of funeral notice is one lately published in Brooklyn papers. It is published ‘n thecolumns of notices of deaths, and is in the usual form in every respect except that 1t ends with the suggestive sentence: ‘He has bequeathed to his young widow $25,000°”? -—-—~° <me Amone the applicants for Civorce in Newport is a young woman who, in 1882, when only fourteen years old, married a youth. two years her senior. The couple were attending school at the time. ——_ — -.+-o2-——-— One of the large English war vessels, the Resistance, is to* be coated with india-rubber to a considerable thickness to see how that material will--repel projec‘tiles. ———— —Som] ee Iron telegraph poles are supplanting weoden ones throughout Switzerland. In Germany they are also being introduced numerously. ae See A RE pa Sh —a LS Girl Wanted. Apply at this office. tf ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. SA CEDDY.6 6 cc oes PROPRIETOR October 4. C. Watts, City, W. J. Hill, Little York, Dr. 8. M. Harris, City, H. H. McCutch n, City, J: Quick, Badger Hill, R. G. McCutchan, City, C. H. Conley, Bloomfield, F. M. Pridgeon, do Dan Collins, Grass Valley, O. T. Williams, City, M.L. Fowler, Cherokee, Miss L. Fowler, do Miss C. Fowler, do F. M. Dunskel, Mt. House, . A. Biltich, Downieville, W.F. Cochbacher, do E. G. Spencer, Iowa Hill, R. A. Diver, San Francisco, C. Lewis, do N. Vincent, do (OR W. Cross, do _UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros Oct. 4. F. J. Benny, Washington, T. Hadlow, San Francisco, * FF. R. Brann, do Lewis Schoen, do J. H. Powers, Cr) S. Cohn, do R. Beckerly, do F. Beckerly, do Miss Katie Kent do C. Adolph, do8. C. Houghton, do D. B. Nye, do J. B. Wright, San Juan, _ A. Kozminsky, do Miss. F. Hoffman, San Juan, M. Vaughn, City, John Rodda, City, John Guscetti, Ranch, Frank Cooper, Forest City, James Carey, Cherokee, John Carey, do H. M. Place, Omega, ‘Coast. erally supposed to*be a relic of}, wore a sword. The buttons were . => Removal of Eustis & Tompkins’ Store—To the Public. ‘Having purchased the stock and good will of the firm of Thomas & Walrath, we have removed from our old stand on Commercial street to their former headquarters on Broad street opposite the City Hall. By this change we secure more room for our rapidly increasing trade, and additional conveniencies in the way of plenty of cellar’ and warehouse space. We now have a stock second in extent and variety tonone in the mountains, and as for its quality it cannot he surpassed on. the Our prices are as low as the very lowest, and will be kept at. the bottom notch. We will deliver goods within a reasonable distance free of charge. Thankful for past favors, we invite the public to call at our new store and satisfy themselves by personal inspection as to the advantage we offer. 830-tf Eustis & TomPxins, Broad street, opposite City Hall. Princes, Potentates, Plain People, everybody needs Samaritan Nervine. $1.50, at Carr Bros. “Our child had Fits. The doctor said death was certain. Samaritan Nervine cured her.’ Henry Knee, Vervilla, Tenn. $1.50, at Carr Bros. AY ruta mand 1% ‘ = Hit HE eT BEST TONIC. Physirians and Druggists Recummend Ii. This medicine, combining, Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigeation, Weakness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the Kidneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who leai sedentary lives. It does not injure the teeth, cause head‘he, rr produce constipation—oTHER IRON MEDICINES DO, It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilatloh of good relieves Heartburn -and Belching and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves, For Intermitt-nt Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &c., it has no equal. a@ The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md FOR SALE. cy" SECOND-HAND, GOOD AS NEW Screw-Cutting ngine Lathe, For foot or power. Swings 20 inches in gap, 12 inches over shears and 50 inches between centers. Chucks and tools of all kinds. Enquire ef L. A. PELTON, 829-2w Nevada City, Cal. FOUR STAMP QUARTZ MILZ All complete, with 00 Feet 7-in, Heavy Iron Pipe, Amalgam Plates, Etc. Will be Sold at a Great Sacrifice. Can be seen at the Spargo mine. Apply to B. C. WALRATH, o8tf No. 25 Main street, Nevada City. Annual Meetiag. TP\HE annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Keward Gold and Silver Mining Company of Nevada City will be held at the «flice of the Secretary, No. 25 Main street, Nevada City, Cal., on Saturday, Oct. 31, 1885, At 7 o’clock P. M., for the election of officers for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come befure the meeting. B. C. WALKATH, Secretary. ' Piano and Guitar Lessons MRS. M. FARLEY, Who is a Professor of instrumental music, will give lessons .on the Piano or Guitar. TERMS: For 8 lessons, with use of instruments, per month, $5. Enquire at residence om Bowlder street, formerly oc: upied by E. Bond. s5-l1m MICHELL'S DANCING ACADEMY At Nevada Theatre, Will re-open SATURDAY evening, October 10th, 1885. . Social Party every Saturday evening, Ladies’ and Geutlemen’s Class, every Tuesday evening. No strangers admitted without reference, Gentlemen’s Clgss, every Monday evening. Ghildren’s Class, every Saturday aftecnoon at 2 o'clock : &@ Private lessons given. JOHN MICHELL, . DISSOLUTION NOTICE.. pe COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing by the undersigned, under the firm name of THOMAS & WALRATH, -has been dissolved by mu'ual consent. Having sold the entire business to the well known firm of EUSTIS & TOMPKINS, we cordially recommend our old customers an i the opportunity to show that all will be wel) treated. Their motto is, “yood goods and sinall profits.” Signed ; ; ° JOSEPH THOMAS, R. C. WaLRATH. for several days to come. = leaves off her bangs. ae _. -©: SchwaHenberg; Railroad. public generally to give them a call, #nd an. Choice Pickles. Take a: bucket to Jackson's Beehive Grocery store and get a gallon of those fine mixed pickles. Only four bits. tf Tuere is a lady stopping at Room 14, Union Hotel, who is a business and test medium. She comes highly recomiénded, and brings with her testimonials from some of the most prominent citizens of this State. One of her special gifts is locating and describing mines. 824-lin Tue Balsamic Heuling and Soothing properties of Samaritan Nérvine are marvelous. ‘My brother, aged 19, had Fits from hisinfancy. Samaritan Nervine cured him.” A. W. Curtis, Osukis, Minn. $1.50. ‘at Carr] ‘Ir you want to buy Furniture cheap go to Legg & Shaw’s new Furniture Store. 06-tf What Parents Fear, Many persons—especially parents—object to many quack nostrums as likely to engender or encourage a love for strong drink. They are nght. Better die of disease than of drunkenness. The use of Parker’s Tonic dces not involve this danger. It not only builds up the system, curing all ailments of tlie stomach, liver and kidneys, but it stimulates without intoxicating and absolutely~cures the appetite for liquor. lm Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, or with W. H. CrawFORD, will he promptly attended to. V. Savvesr, Prop. + 8 Dr. Pennrxaton’s dental office . is on Commercial street. m24. TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned, ASSIGNEE of L. HYMAN, Hasjnow CONSOLIDATED 1 Clothing, One Price San Next Door to One Dollar's Wo FIFTY street. It to get somethin _ Nevada City, October 6, 1835-1m = . Snow Flake Whis —_—orRt— : \ Wy = \\ MERMAID . X I\G si \ : THO SPORES Having removed the entire stock, consisting of } Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps! Trunks, Valises, Dry and Fanc Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, &c.! Into the Store known as the Franciseo Store, ON BROAD STREET, Stumpf’s Hotel, Where he will continue to give you rth of Goods for CENTS. 3 REMEMBER WE NOW HAVE ONLY ONE STORE. MaArowe LiO*7-S7"5 Assignee. key, A CHAPTER FROM FAIR WEEK. Pea 7 f . nui. v/ . I . < Y Show Manager—‘‘T’ll tell you whatit is, Fellows, business is mighty dull, and we’ve either got to get up-a wedding between you and Maggie or close the show—take your choice!’’ : : _ All,who visited Sacramento during Fair weeks will recognize the similarity between the above and a certain side-show exhibited on J The fellow. complains of dull times, which is not to be wondered at. Now here is a fellow who tried to fool the people, and met with about as much success as do nine out of tea who undertake such . a task for the purpose of gain. expect permanent success, for it can be only a matter of time when they will discover the fraud and desert you, and the result will be you will have to ‘‘close your show,” no matter what But on the other hand, deal squarely with the peo sent to them, and they will never leave’ you so long as you are up with the times. Why is SNOWFLAKE WHISKY so popular? » Because it is a meriturious article, and when people ask for it‘and expect . g fine,-they are not deceived. “For Sule by all Le.ding Grocers and Druggists SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE. HALL, LUHRS & CO., Prop’, 4 = . * is useless to deceive the public and yor business is. e, don’t misrepreLate meh aaa 5 SAAR NO ALDEN ELE LL ELAN OIL IA Lk sep sot aeRO IR HES