October 15, 1859 (4 pages)

rr ee rer EE ER TE Carr. Reurvs Snoswaxern, left, with his family, yesterday morning, on a visit to the Atlantic States. The Captain was an old resident of Grass Valley, aud his social style was such, that every body liked him He was a man that always took the world by the smooth handle, looked on the bright . side of every thing, and did not appear to) care whether “school kept or not.” The first office he filled was Justice of the Peace in this place; from that he rose to be County Clerk, then Captain of the Nevada Rifles, and last, but not least, editor of the Nevada “National;” in all of which be proved himself worthy and well qualified.— . Whetber or not he will retarn to California, time alone will tell. We are inclined to the opinion, however, that he will settle down on some plantation in Mississippi, and watch . the kinky heads bob up and down in the . patch while picking cotton; and he, smoking . bis meerschaum, will enjoy himself, all over. How it makes us want to go home. ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. Griiroy, Oct. 10. The Southern Overland Mail reached this place at 20 minutes past 1 o'clock. with StLonais dates to 19th September. A most disastrous conflagration occurred . in Chicago, on the night of the 15th. The . loss will not fall short of 5,090,000. Astrike among the laborers working in . the New York and Erie Railroad Tunnel, . at Began, New Dorsey, took: place ou tie . 16th, in consequence of the non payment of . wages. The had obstructed the track, so that . the through mails had to be sent back to New York. j At last accounts the rioters remained victorious, and had a cannon to use in case " an attack. Two regiments of the New Jersey militia . were ordered to the scene of the riot. Also . troops were dispatched from New York. The trot over the Garden City Course between Flora Temple and Princess, was won . by the former in three straight heats ; time 2.31, 2,30, 2,264 . The billard mateh between Phelan and Freeman, five hundred points, resulted in . Grass Valley, July. 1, e@-Mre. A.S. Cazlay’s Intelligence of fice, whose card appears in another column, our readers are referred to. Families in need of female belp would do well to make application to ber, as they can be assured { that none but first class help will be seut. gar The Rev. R. R. . appointed m/uister to this place and Nevada, by the late Conference of the M. E. Church, Baldwin, South. Cea ae Re i a i SPECIAL NOTICE & MADISON LODGE NO. 23, F. A.MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at cise Hall by order : HLIN, W. M t McLAUG! 1.9.0. ® Greas Valley Lodge, No. 1%, INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THUR DAY night, at 0) D FELLOWS HALL, on Mille Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to tte G. C. KING, N.G Yr Bet ‘ saxvorn, KR. 8. 1869. £ ‘0. & &. TUMOCHICHI CAMP, No. 27, 1. 0 at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall every MUNDAY Eveniug of K. mects on Mill Strect E. A. TOMPKINS., See J. W.NYE, CR. Grass Valley, Feb. 10, 1869.—20-tf New Restaurant ! ! THE SUBSCRIBER he S VALLEY and the I He has Opened and Refiitted TRE WAGHILA On MiILt Street, Grass VALLey [One Door from Main Street .} .For a First Class Restaurant. Which he intends to keep open at all he ice of the Public willever be «u season, wh to inform the cit iblic in general that of GRAS the conveni ay lis Table . Lu xuries of fhe aa most satisfac ntion will be paid to u to the guests very atte Grass Valley July 16, 1869 L OST. . A Pocket Case of Surgics! Lustre € was ost a ‘ favor of Phelan. . Chure was . < Noel & , Ten da , 1 rit e ‘ ani reaps’ Suootmra Arrray at Orveans Frar— . Grass Valley, Oct. 7, 1859 E. A The Nevada Democrat says that two shoot . —o ing affrays occurred at Orleans Flat last} , , : in paid bord is Sunday night. by which two men who had ae " no part in the difficulties were shot, and READ THE FOLI ( one is supposed to be mort ally wounded. The first oceared in Juli ten o'clock in the evening. Long got into aqu irrel wit Donaldson, and the form draw a pistol from bis coat pocket tilly discharged it, wounding T. W. Cot man, who was standing behind Long at the time. The ball took effect in the calfof the leg. inflicting a pretty severe flesh wound, The other affair, which was ofa more serious character, occured at John Maguire’s saloon about twelve o’clock the same night. It appears that Maguire and a man named James Mackay got into a difficulty. Mackay caught hold of a bottle whith the inten tion, it is supposed, of striking Maguire, when the latter drew his pistol, bat before getting it round in the range of Mackay it accidentally went off and wonnded a man named Mat. Rooney. The ball entered his right side just below the ribs, ranged downwards through the abdomen, and ‘not yet been extracted The wound was at fiist supposed to be mortal, but we learn that Roo. ney was somewhat better yesterday morn: ing, and hopes are now entertained of his recovery. Maguire immediately surrender ed himselfinto the custody of the officers, was examined before Justice Caperton on Monday. and was discharged. a's saloon, about named another named A man attempting to Tue Hisrertay.—This excellent monthly for October is at hand. The opening illustration isa portrait of Ziba Branch, one of the early adventurers, having arrived in 1830. It also contains a beautiful colored illustration of the Lady Washington Lilly: The nomber is full of choice reading matter especially entertaining to Californians. g@-The P. M.S.S. Co.’s steamer, Sonora connects this trip with the splendid Collin’s steamer Atlantic on the other side.— We vee by their advertisement that they fur nish even 2d cabin passengers with state rooms on the Atlantic. Altogether this is one of the best and most comfortable of the steamship lines. Quixcr Hatt.—Our readers will notice that this monster clothing establishment, the largest on the Pacific coast, advertises to sel) clothing at current New York rates. They . are enabled to do this with the facilities of purchasers being always in the eastern mar: ket for them, and buying the largest and choicest invoices of clothing arriving there which by their financial ability they are ena bled to do. Californians going east, find it to their advantage and a matter of economy, to purchase here. p@2-A. Kourenr advertises with us = opening of his wholesale ware:rooms being the entire 2d floor of Howard’s block, on/ Sansome, between Clay and Commercial . streets. The room is 150 feet in length, by 65 feet in depth, the largest ware-room in. California. He imports annually $100, 000 . of toys, yankee notions, music and musieal . merchandise from the Atlantic States, . France, England and Switzerland. Mer ebants and traders woul] do wel! to call. The fire w ‘ ‘ , tl ¥ ‘ *T ma r rivt ¥ ‘ y wi ‘ . h , ! think it advisable. Yeur I eve r ha a large a ted & ale by ii vry steet, San Frar , a House & Lors For Sate. House and 1001 Street, opposite Mr. Dibbles’ for ALSO—A malt Aci e Lot, e Mill, next fenced in, in the 0 Scotield’s peopert M. M. METCA 1858. August 6, Grass Valley, SHERIFF” ss AL. E. BY Virtue of . a Decree and Order of f MICH ‘KI ( AH if tY, P. J. WELCH and the sum of One hundred 3 and Sixty-six Cents said ' the rendition of Jud yrinein eof Ten percent . gment until paid, tog at the ts of suit,—fo r the sale of the to wit :— ser property That certain property, Diteh ; a diteh constru purposes and pdeenge ae Cones ting wate 1 Mini ounds and near Me ps localities in Ro neg & Rea Nevada County Notice is heeby given that I will sale, all the ali known as the . sted to carry to create y Township, io said proy e ‘ the F » TUESDAY y of 0p 859, hetwee ; i 5 si DB v 5 ff Ne p. B Us il J. I. Caldwell, I sA é ae M * Ld FRANK BAKER, 110 and 112 Clay Street, SAN FRANCISCO. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, ec. ec. WHOLESALE AND @ RETAIL. 9 a bas been . Sale to me} i TR EN RITE RT ee rae ‘¥ . BUREAUS, ~: SOFME, Bes LOUNGES, a a ¢ vi Lo f ) ay “ . ont = * . amencearia “ae ™ — . Ulepddoo wn o . The undersiat : Be f R CRArnTPR €E Pen wel, , ee BA aypern st ¢ Oty cu8 ema a Gh BW a Pt ue A BUERE i i goether with a full a rtr nt of CARPETS MATTING, OD. CLOTU,FCOT M., PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &c.; of which w c Chea; 5x Cash : All kinds of CA? BINET Wi i UPI LSERY. PR and Wood Turning done to order, lin t, all filled with promptness and despat Superior covered, plain and zine Coffins, Silver Cr Plates and Handles, Coilars, Shrouds, &« mY Evervthing required tor Pruner: f ! every s 4 mvuays oni DE va * ’ T7 hhh he ae ee P + : MILL STRLI 9 wwe she, 1 EE EE LIT ES NEE LT ETE ¥ . bd j >. $4 ] . . 74h ‘ ‘ f ahi Awl a Or bioMwS } Sil BUJU LOUl MAWES hit YEE I me fp “, = > 2 i ; j he PeERINE BRE . \ ! c in) Cre AO D : is j ct abt Wd Bethe . MADAM PIQUE, : . E Fr B M 4: Iamilton MABE, Grass Valiec:, . mad £2: Saer Amente Mi.--WVos, 85 i aiso OS8es, LON SKS IV Lie Coffin shortest notice. NEAL, Grass Valley. POPE, eT RRO + ae AT 2 dam 6 : Pee A\S3) ' ri 4 525927 185 sEY PULOT Ms, ) FANCY ssimeres Silk Vel ations, an alhiv popul ar place of . States. Its e free use painted on them, will ir idadorf Strect, SAN KMANCASCO, Farmers, Merchants, Miners, and all of! wich superior accom Ways seccure them atthe “What Cheer?’ House. Large odditions have recently been 1 the buildings of this hig . Entertainm nt. so long and favora thr out this and the location is central, and well adopted to the secomodation of all class Great Reductions have been recently made i rates of Board an A large FIRE-PROOF SAFE is kep for the vee of the Superior Bathing Accommodations are cuuected with this House ; aud of a Large Reading Room and Lil ea An Omnibus and Express Way with tl me of the Hone lalways be waiting on the arrival of th uincrs, tv Convey passengers to the House, Free of Charge! NO BRUENNERS REWPLOWE D! BOARD, (ger ' A) ewewereres % ae TN¢ ' t oe ay . ! t \? : a ' . an th baggage . * > U8 So, and Of . hitherte borne for Goo VAN SLYKe’s GRAND GIFT ENTERTAINMENT $2000 IN PRIZES! TrckETs One Doutuar F. A. P. VANSLYKE, being desirous of his Busine n Grass Valley pre Granp Girt Enter ENT come ¢« t Hemitten Theater, $2000 in Prove: ried. TICKIT= Si entit 1 LIS T OF PR IZES. Ist P " ‘ a 2 " Tal 1 « Te l 1 Lis Th for 10 1 i _ a r ‘ She Y } 4 Del f Fesid t Dentist. I H ‘ ‘ Gra \ Surgicaniend Mechanicul Deouti«t, mratal (dye To Purchasers of Dry Goods NEW GOODS Weil & Goldamith’s. MILL STREET . . GRASS VALLEY E. GOLDSM A Rich and Varied Fecaemily Assortir Burnixshing Dry Qood-«, T.adics of Grass Valley. TASTE, TALITY. PRICES AND QI WILL SAVE MONEY m Notice to Creditors. } at E. W.8 Forp.d ased ° sat inder ‘ soa Vall G ass Va Bed and Bedding Warehouse ! COLLINS & CO., OS Sansome Street, San Francisco, fine I North of Se ento Stree BED FI RNISHING And GOODS, BEDS AND B £ DDING Wholesale and Retail. pt he at ; sizes e ( Mach White F i : Urange, Pu \ Its; ¢ « Napkins, an 9 Cot alsh, I Furniture Prin a ing; Bed Lace, Bed sy Collins &Co.'’S manufict lities are « ensive thatthey can fill th rrest lers ata f h ter are ony Be Good VOLDNER’S AROMATIC SCHITEDAM SCHNAPPS IN VOLDNER’S SC HNAPP i quality a flaver will still be kept apand no j have VOLDNER’ Schnapps continue the leading brand. The unde signed i« receiving, by each Sten me rom New York a supply to meet the wants of the trade VOLPNER’S schnapps are for sale by all dealers througbout this co 5. ©. SHAW, Sule Agt Street. San France seo of Trrere Deseriptien for HOLLEN \V's PILLS. sich ? tomeet the en of Remeonity, ad ether dcie hie al paw eworld , Meise e the HOt enue tem? wer © ta ae re eae bis ews ny ture on ber ais Sul RPSA, rent nt ride quseliy ett e Cigestive « © water eosee @xhi ng temedy cin Cenernt Bebility ond Wenkrews, T\exR OF Stone, aod add 4 . . ’ year ‘ ern . ut eaud de HRIiticts DISORDERS, right condition of the « to the health ef * metieine expel: render T \ae ent, clenosing and {the bedy SICKED PENALES. ‘ deosece! thts tever many be safety in all select is all TNREFUTED‘ vusiy bhernea remedy aad oguece bear witness ve WORTL ways] ire the best remedy &newn t vorld for the following diseases: ea Ine one ion, enrn lntlamation We a4, I Cor te ws8 Of Spirittyy . he Atlee Z e ur * the \ } i Lon re y the ¢ ecame f ance of pat hex Wm. RANDALL, PEEYSEICIV & SURGEON, ents in fon in GRASS ‘ ne auk and AuburnStroets E. B. STONEHIGL, Whoilesaic and Eetail Dealer AND TOBACCO FINEST IN CIGARS CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. wen't take :on long, PATENT AUCTIONEER. MEINERS AND CITIZENS Or @€ivuss Valley and Vicinity. The Original Cheap John \VE TO INFORM ONE AND ALL ‘ a he aaunek tip . Auction & Commission Business At hix Old Established Corner. re Tre i t sud where he will be Ja Dace Fro al THE) [LVES AT CHE AP ‘JOHN'S flud every thing from a Needle to an Anchor, 27 Yeu tended to.—Real Estate on Commis m, ata Iv L. KELLER, Auctioneer. CHA’S MITC HEL Ls Grand Gift ENTERTAINMENT DOLLARS IN FPRIZES! 2,800 ONE DOLLAK _tirase Valles : large Hall above f Cellar loa Cottag itting Roon 1 same. ame in rear ‘@ f the house.ize of Let Street and 3! on Mill S er nil 76 feet $2.5 . : le ars in Cash . . ; éth Prive Ten ave in Cash..0.: } ' ars th f asn +e Rih Prize § ve Pollars in Cash., Mth Prize ict i Mars ia Sesh. 190% Prise Biee Dollars {c Limb Prize Five Dollars in G asl Total. sus war The above Property is all iu good o New. The Furniture wil! he remored, and ce will be given before the Drawing ¢ pla A good and ttle will be given t& r who shall be fortunate enough to eft (hee Tl aa. /

rr ee rer EE ER TE Carr. Reurvs Snoswaxern, left, with his family, yesterday morning, on a visit to the Atlantic States. The Captain was an old resident of Grass Valley, aud his social style was such, that every body liked him He was a man that always took the world by the smooth handle, looked on the bright . side of every thing, and did not appear to) care whether “school kept or not.” The first office he filled was Justice of the Peace in this place; from that he rose to be County Clerk, then Captain of the Nevada Rifles, and last, but not least, editor of the Nevada “National;” in all of which be proved himself worthy and well qualified.— . Whetber or not he will retarn to California, time alone will tell. We are inclined to the opinion, however, that he will settle down on some plantation in Mississippi, and watch . the kinky heads bob up and down in the . patch while picking cotton; and he, smoking . bis meerschaum, will enjoy himself, all over. How it makes us want to go home. ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. Griiroy, Oct. 10. The Southern Overland Mail reached this place at 20 minutes past 1 o'clock. with StLonais dates to 19th September. A most disastrous conflagration occurred . in Chicago, on the night of the 15th. The . loss will not fall short of 5,090,000. Astrike among the laborers working in . the New York and Erie Railroad Tunnel, . at Began, New Dorsey, took: place ou tie . 16th, in consequence of the non payment of . wages. The had obstructed the track, so that . the through mails had to be sent back to New York. j At last accounts the rioters remained victorious, and had a cannon to use in case " an attack. Two regiments of the New Jersey militia . were ordered to the scene of the riot. Also . troops were dispatched from New York. The trot over the Garden City Course between Flora Temple and Princess, was won . by the former in three straight heats ; time 2.31, 2,30, 2,264 . The billard mateh between Phelan and Freeman, five hundred points, resulted in . Grass Valley, July. 1, e@-Mre. A.S. Cazlay’s Intelligence of fice, whose card appears in another column, our readers are referred to. Families in need of female belp would do well to make application to ber, as they can be assured { that none but first class help will be seut. gar The Rev. R. R. . appointed m/uister to this place and Nevada, by the late Conference of the M. E. Church, Baldwin, South. Cea ae Re i a i SPECIAL NOTICE & MADISON LODGE NO. 23, F. A.MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at cise Hall by order : HLIN, W. M t McLAUG! 1.9.0. ® Greas Valley Lodge, No. 1%, INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THUR DAY night, at 0) D FELLOWS HALL, on Mille Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to tte G. C. KING, N.G Yr Bet ‘ saxvorn, KR. 8. 1869. £ ‘0. & &. TUMOCHICHI CAMP, No. 27, 1. 0 at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall every MUNDAY Eveniug of K. mects on Mill Strect E. A. TOMPKINS., See J. W.NYE, CR. Grass Valley, Feb. 10, 1869.—20-tf New Restaurant ! ! THE SUBSCRIBER he S VALLEY and the I He has Opened and Refiitted TRE WAGHILA On MiILt Street, Grass VALLey [One Door from Main Street .} .For a First Class Restaurant.. Which he intends to keep open at all he ice of the Public willever be «u season, wh to inform the cit iblic in general that of GRAS the conveni ay lis Table . Lu xuries of fhe aa most satisfac ntion will be paid to u to the guests very atte Grass Valley July 16, 1869 L OST. . A Pocket Case of Surgics! Lustre € was ost a ‘ favor of Phelan. . Chure was . < Noel & , Ten da , 1 rit e ‘ ani reaps’ Suootmra Arrray at Orveans Frar— . Grass Valley, Oct. 7, 1859 E. A The Nevada Democrat says that two shoot . —o ing affrays occurred at Orleans Flat last} , , : in paid bord is Sunday night. by which two men who had ae " no part in the difficulties were shot, and READ THE FOLI ( one is supposed to be mort ally wounded. The first oceared in Juli ten o'clock in the evening. Long got into aqu irrel wit Donaldson, and the form draw a pistol from bis coat pocket tilly discharged it, wounding T. W. Cot man, who was standing behind Long at the time. The ball took effect in the calfof the leg. inflicting a pretty severe flesh wound, The other affair, which was ofa more serious character, occured at John Maguire’s saloon about twelve o’clock the same night. It appears that Maguire and a man named James Mackay got into a difficulty. Mackay caught hold of a bottle whith the inten tion, it is supposed, of striking Maguire, when the latter drew his pistol, bat before getting it round in the range of Mackay it accidentally went off and wonnded a man named Mat. Rooney. The ball entered his right side just below the ribs, ranged downwards through the abdomen, and ‘not yet been extracted The wound was at fiist supposed to be mortal, but we learn that Roo. ney was somewhat better yesterday morn: ing, and hopes are now entertained of his recovery. Maguire immediately surrender ed himselfinto the custody of the officers, was examined before Justice Caperton on Monday. and was discharged. a's saloon, about named another named A man attempting to Tue Hisrertay.—This excellent monthly for October is at hand. The opening illustration isa portrait of Ziba Branch, one of the early adventurers, having arrived in 1830. It also contains a beautiful colored illustration of the Lady Washington Lilly: The nomber is full of choice reading matter especially entertaining to Californians. g@-The P. M.S.S. Co.’s steamer, Sonora connects this trip with the splendid Collin’s steamer Atlantic on the other side.— We vee by their advertisement that they fur nish even 2d cabin passengers with state rooms on the Atlantic. Altogether this is one of the best and most comfortable of the steamship lines. Quixcr Hatt.—Our readers will notice that this monster clothing establishment, the largest on the Pacific coast, advertises to sel) clothing at current New York rates. They . are enabled to do this with the facilities of purchasers being always in the eastern mar: ket for them, and buying the largest and choicest invoices of clothing arriving there which by their financial ability they are ena bled to do. Californians going east, find it to their advantage and a matter of economy, to purchase here. p@2-A. Kourenr advertises with us = opening of his wholesale ware:rooms being the entire 2d floor of Howard’s block, on/ Sansome, between Clay and Commercial . streets. The room is 150 feet in length, by 65 feet in depth, the largest ware-room in. California. He imports annually $100, 000 . of toys, yankee notions, music and musieal . merchandise from the Atlantic States, . France, England and Switzerland. Mer ebants and traders woul] do wel! to call. The fire w ‘ ‘ , tl ¥ ‘ *T ma r rivt ¥ ‘ y wi ‘ . h , ! think it advisable. Yeur I eve r ha a large a ted & ale by ii vry steet, San Frar , a House & Lors For Sate. House and 1001 Street, opposite Mr. Dibbles’ for ALSO—A malt Aci e Lot, e Mill, next fenced in, in the 0 Scotield’s peopert M. M. METCA 1858. August 6, Grass Valley, SHERIFF” ss AL. E. BY Virtue of . a Decree and Order of f MICH ‘KI ( AH if tY, P. J. WELCH and the sum of One hundred 3 and Sixty-six Cents said ' the rendition of Jud yrinein eof Ten percent . gment until paid, tog at the ts of suit,—fo r the sale of the to wit :— ser property That certain property, Diteh ; a diteh constru purposes and pdeenge ae Cones ting wate 1 Mini ounds and near Me ps localities in Ro neg & Rea Nevada County Notice is heeby given that I will sale, all the ali known as the . sted to carry to create y Township, io said proy e ‘ the F » TUESDAY y of 0p 859, hetwee ; i 5 si DB v 5 ff Ne p. B Us il J. I. Caldwell, I sA é ae M * Ld FRANK BAKER, 110 and 112 Clay Street, SAN FRANCISCO. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, ec. ec. WHOLESALE AND @ RETAIL. 9 a bas been . Sale to me} i TR EN RITE RT ee rae ‘¥ . BUREAUS, ~: SOFME, Bes LOUNGES, a a ¢ vi Lo f ) ay “ . ont = * . amencearia “ae ™ — . Ulepddoo wn o . The undersiat : Be f R CRArnTPR €E Pen wel, , ee BA aypern st ¢ Oty cu8 ema a Gh BW a Pt ue A BUERE i i goether with a full a rtr nt of CARPETS MATTING, OD. CLOTU,FCOT M., PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &c.; of which w c Chea; 5x Cash : All kinds of CA? BINET Wi i UPI LSERY. PR and Wood Turning done to order, lin t, all filled with promptness and despat Superior covered, plain and zine Coffins, Silver Cr Plates and Handles, Coilars, Shrouds, &«

mY Evervthing required tor Pruner: f ! every s 4 mvuays oni DE va * ’ T7 hhh he ae ee P + : MILL STRLI 9 wwe she, 1 EE EE LIT ES NEE LT ETE ¥ . bd j >. $4 ] . . 74h ‘ ‘ f ahi Awl a Or bioMwS } Sil BUJU LOUl MAWES hit YEE I me fp “, = > 2 i ; j he PeERINE BRE . \ ! c in) Cre AO D : is j ct abt Wd Bethe . MADAM PIQUE, : . E Fr B M 4: Iamilton MABE, Grass Valiec:, . mad £2: Saer Amente Mi.--WVos, 85 i aiso OS8es, LON SKS IV Lie Coffin shortest notice. NEAL, Grass Valley. POPE, eT RRO + ae AT 2 dam 6 : Pee A\S3) ' ri 4 525927 185 sEY PULOT Ms, ) FANCY ssimeres Silk Vel ations, an alhiv popul ar place of . States. Its e free use painted on them, will ir idadorf Strect, SAN KMANCASCO, Farmers, Merchants, Miners, and all of! wich superior accom Ways seccure them atthe “What Cheer?’ House. Large odditions have recently been 1 the buildings of this hig . Entertainm nt. so long and favora thr out this and the location is central, and well adopted to the secomodation of all class Great Reductions have been recently made i rates of Board an A large FIRE-PROOF SAFE is kep for the vee of the Superior Bathing Accommodations are cuuected with this House ; aud of a Large Reading Room and Lil ea An Omnibus and Express Way with tl me of the Hone lalways be waiting on the arrival of th uincrs, tv Convey passengers to the House, Free of Charge! NO BRUENNERS REWPLOWE D! BOARD, (ger ' A) ewewereres % ae TN¢ ' t oe ay . ! t \? : a ' . an th baggage . * > U8 So, and Of . hitherte borne for Goo VAN SLYKe’s GRAND GIFT ENTERTAINMENT $2000 IN PRIZES! TrckETs One Doutuar F. A. P. VANSLYKE, being desirous of his Busine n Grass Valley pre Granp Girt Enter ENT come ¢« t Hemitten Theater, $2000 in Prove: ried. TICKIT= Si entit 1 LIS T OF PR IZES. Ist P " ‘ a 2 " Tal 1 « Te l 1 Lis Th for 10 1 i _ a r ‘ She Y } 4 Del f Fesid t Dentist. I H ‘ ‘ Gra \ Surgicaniend Mechanicul Deouti«t, mratal (dye To Purchasers of Dry Goods NEW GOODS Weil & Goldamith’s. MILL STREET . .. GRASS VALLEY E. GOLDSM A Rich and Varied Fecaemily Assortir Burnixshing Dry Qood-«, T.adics of Grass Valley. TASTE, TALITY. PRICES AND QI WILL SAVE MONEY m Notice to Creditors. } at E. W.8 Forp.d ased ° sat inder ‘ soa Vall G ass Va Bed and Bedding Warehouse ! COLLINS & CO., OS Sansome Street, San Francisco, fine I North of Se ento Stree BED FI RNISHING And GOODS, BEDS AND B £ DDING Wholesale and Retail. pt he at ; sizes e ( Mach White F i : Urange, Pu \ Its; ¢ « Napkins, an 9 Cot alsh, I Furniture Prin a ing; Bed Lace, Bed sy Collins &Co.'’S manufict lities are « ensive thatthey can fill th rrest lers ata f h ter are ony Be Good VOLDNER’S AROMATIC SCHITEDAM SCHNAPPS IN VOLDNER’S SC HNAPP i quality a flaver will still be kept apand no j have VOLDNER’ Schnapps continue the leading brand. The unde signed i« receiving, by each Sten me rom New York a supply to meet the wants of the trade VOLPNER’S schnapps are for sale by all dealers througbout this co 5. ©. SHAW, Sule Agt Street. San France seo of Trrere Deseriptien for HOLLEN \V's PILLS. sich ? tomeet the en of Remeonity, ad ether dcie hie al paw eworld , Meise e the HOt enue tem? wer © ta ae re eae bis ews ny ture on ber ais Sul RPSA, rent nt ride quseliy ett e Cigestive « © water eosee @xhi ng temedy cin Cenernt Bebility ond Wenkrews, T\exR OF Stone, aod add 4 . . ’ year ‘ ern . ut eaud de HRIiticts DISORDERS, right condition of the « to the health ef * metieine expel: render T \ae ent, clenosing and {the bedy SICKED PENALES. ‘ deosece! thts tever many be safety in all select is all TNREFUTED‘ vusiy bhernea remedy aad oguece bear witness ve WORTL ways] ire the best remedy &newn t vorld for the following diseases: ea Ine one ion, enrn lntlamation We a4, I Cor te ws8 Of Spirittyy . he Atlee Z e ur * the \ } i Lon re y the ¢ ecame f ance of pat hex Wm. RANDALL, PEEYSEICIV & SURGEON, ents in fon in GRASS ‘ ne auk and AuburnStroets E. B. STONEHIGL, Whoilesaic and Eetail Dealer AND TOBACCO FINEST IN CIGARS CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. wen't take :on long, PATENT AUCTIONEER. MEINERS AND CITIZENS Or @€ivuss Valley and Vicinity. The Original Cheap John \VE TO INFORM ONE AND ALL ‘ a he aaunek tip . Auction & Commission Business At hix Old Established Corner. re Tre i t sud where he will be Ja Dace Fro al THE) [LVES AT CHE AP ‘JOHN'S flud every thing from a Needle to an Anchor, 27 Yeu tended to.—Real Estate on Commis m, ata Iv L. KELLER, Auctioneer. CHA’S MITC HEL Ls Grand Gift ENTERTAINMENT DOLLARS IN FPRIZES! 2,800 ONE DOLLAK _tirase Valles : large Hall above f Cellar loa Cottag itting Roon 1 same. ame in rear ‘@ f the house.ize of Let Street and 3! on Mill S er nil 76 feet $2.5 . : le ars in Cash . . ; éth Prive Ten ave in Cash...0.: } ' ars th f asn +e Rih Prize § ve Pollars in Cash.., Mth Prize ict i Mars ia Sesh. 190% Prise Biee Dollars {c Limb Prize Five Dollars in G asl Total. sus war The above Property is all iu good o New. The Furniture wil! he remored, and ce will be given before the Drawing ¢ pla A good and ttle will be given t& r who shall be fortunate enough to eft (hee Tl aa. /