April 2, 1885 (4 pages)

THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1885. . ‘Tom Hvauss writes to the Toronto Week from : “We are “probably on the eve of a large and trying war, which may well spread ‘to Europe and Asia before we see ‘the end of it, But wherever it it, I to one, have no doubt but at the end we shall come out of it _ s united empire in a sense which “few of the most sanguine of us would dare to dream of a year ago.” r Hox. Cuas, A. Sumyen has decided not to con*tst the election _ of. Representative Louttit in the Second Congressional District. _ In this Mr. Sumner is wise, for, : ‘unless he had the clearest proofs ‘to justify his his _constitu_, ents would regard a cont »st as the result of disappointment and crankiness. He could not expect to be seated, even by a Democratic House. : CtlON __ other day twenty-five red-cheeked young women from. Hungary, who came to be wives for that number *. of young miners at Mauch Chunk. They. had however never seen their prospective husbands, an agent having been sent to the old country by the miners to engage them as wives. Tux Democratic Mayor of Epworth, Iowa, went to Dubuque on Tuesday week, where he filled up with Democartic enthusiasm, was runin,.and when brought before the court was fined $5 for being drunk and disorderly. A BELLBOY in a Portland, Me., hotel, wh'le running up-stairs lat sly with some loose change in his mouth, stumbled arid swallowed the whole amovnt—two twenty. five cent pieces, two dimes, and eight pennies.THE Methodist preachers of Philadelphia tried to,prevent the coming glove contest between Sullivan and McCaffery, but the Mayor ‘‘knocked them. out” in one round, eer SE meer Genzrat McCLEuiAN has been offered the Russian__mission, which he declined to accepi, owing to his business ‘nuterests in New York, CBP Ome A wEALtuy miser Cied in Montreal recently, leaving over half of his estate (valued at $2,500,000) to the Roman Catholic Order of Sulpitians. Two men fought thirty threeminute rounds at Long Island City, N. ¥., Monday, the lover break'1g both thumbs in the contost. A DRUNKEN man with an unloaded pistol captured a hotel in Victoria, B. C., Sunday evening, and ‘theld the fort’’ for several hoars. = Bzacu, who defeatd Hanlan, “has beeh challenged to row Gaudau~, of St. Louis, for the chamship of the world and. $6,000 Hanan, the oarsman, will return to America in a few days from Australia,and Beach, who. defeated him,is going to England. A Brrrisu steamer collided with and sunk a Chinese steamer on the coast of, China, and seventy "persons were drowned. ooo Tue Government has purchased the old Produce Exchange building in’ New York,. payng therefor $250,000. ‘ 0 Oe Prorux along the Delaware and Susqueharna rivers anticipa*> a a freshet, and are moving to higher places. . A reten of lawlessness prevails in Rowan county, Kentucky, and Beveral tragedies have already ocEnglard in April, to make a tour of the world on the “silent steed.” the water works F works of that city. kniie ace ce Tuere arrived in New York the }A Boston bicyclist leaves for ‘Sawra Cavzhas decided to issue $80,000 in bonds to purchase Iris sevorted#rom Portland that’ dey Gould has purchased the Orparsrips at Austin, tessa Ts i Flour, per 100 Ibs.. re 50 te eee acai AP EP de 2 Corn, eer ES 2 Rolled Barley‘. A sea 1 50 White Sugar 12)" .:.. 1 Meee 16 es 1 Rice Wade sepec . Currants, 10 iia ok Prunes, i . Parte Ree 1 eee a 1 Java Coffee, 4° .. ee Costa Rica“ 6" .. as § Washing Powder 12 pap’rs1 Chocolate, 4 papers. .. 1 Oysters, 12 cans.1 Green Corn, eo" 1 String Beans, 8 “ 1 Tomatoes, 10 “ 1 Salmon, 1 eb eS . Table Fruit, 6 “ .1 Pie Fruit, . * 1 Je'ly, 6 “ 1 Sardines, aid 1 Lobsters g .” 1 Deviled Ham, 4 “ 1 Corned Beef, 4 “ .1 Lard, 8lb “. 90 Lard, A! ics oe Kerosene, 5 galton “ .1 75 Kerosene, per “ —.._ 40 Syrup, per gallon.¢. 60 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs.2 50 ce, oo Tea, 5 pound box, .1 25 Tea, per pound, 35 Soap, per box,. . @0 Harkness Candles, per box,8 50 ” “$2 for 1 SanFran “ 980for 1 ” “ per box 1 50 Butter, perroll 50 Tobacco, per plug 650 And Everything else in proporWiLLIAM WOLE “CLOTHES P Selpheiehaigialpinigininialatadaseie’y: FMADE FOR NOTHING!s b ererertry So oo OR toto ALL WOOL SUITS From $25 and Upwards. ALL WOOL PANTS, From $6 and Upwards. @@ Order work at equally Low Prices. @2@F™ Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. P. D. POLIDORI, Merchant Tailor, Broad st., 2 doors below National Exchange Hotel. THOS. SHURTLEFF, C. A. SHURTLEFF. ‘THOMAS SHURTLEFE AND SON Deale 2, Gr tres Provisions FRUITS, _ FRESH FISH. In the Market, iat Our. Prices. Areas Low as CANNED AND_CASE GOODS, Poultry and Game, CHOICEST T CANDIES Fn ARFIVALS AT THE LEADING HOTELS ‘ ieee CITY. __UNION HOTEL, eee Rector Brog.. Pubpmerede, March 90, 1885 The Lowest Clit Po . J. E. Riley, Sacramento Ea oods dlvre within a resonate ‘ eta coin ise Truckeo’s Orlminal Muitncss. A year or so ago several men were sent to the county jail from Truckee for offenses of a serious character, and upon protest being ‘raised at this end of the county 5 poor paying the officers for their services we contended that such talk was unjust and unreasonable. But recently some tramps (seven in number):-were taken before a justice there on. a trivial charge and ordered imprisoned; whereupon we suggested that a bill of costs should not be piled up against the county on such a slight pretext, Thé Tidings now pretends: to discover a remarkable revolution of sentiment in the TransckipT regarding Truckee criminal }matters. The discovery is not a genuine one. What was wrong a year ago in the Truckee officers is wrong now ; but the fact that they ate wrong now is no sign that they were not right then. << +——__—— Drift Mine Sold. The Placer County Republican near Iowa Hill, was sold a few days since for $100,000 to Adolph Weske,; who immediately transferred it to a French company for $200,000. The mine has been worked a great many years, and at present has the appearance of being far from exhausted. In 1882 there had been taken out of it been paying richly. Those who are conversant with mining matters say that prospects in the vicinity. . W of the Succor Flat, and also about Forest Hill and Damascus, have seldom been brighter than at the present time. Po Mabel Gray Comes Back. Mabel Gray, the irredeemable and irrepressible female who has made the name of Truckee town a household word all over the coast, returned; here yesterday and is now “at home” in the county hospital. The poor thing is about used up physically, her once strong constitution having finally succumbed to the demoralizing influences of mixed drinks as dispensed at Truckee. Kindly. care and the balmy climate of this part of the county. may give her a few weeks or months of respite from the Grim Destroyer, but she doesn’t seem long for this world under any circumstances, Afraid of Women. Emory Yelle, a woodchopper, who has been stopping at Allison’s Ran¢h recently, was. yesterday examined by Drs. Hunt and Jones, declared insane, and by Judge Walling ordered sent to Napa Asylum. Yelle thinks there are women seeking to destroy. him. He is unmarried, which makes a * . crusty old bachelor at our elbow remark that some men cry before they are hurt. o> eo Not An April Fool. A counterfeit twenty-dollar gold piece, of thte date of 1880, has made its appearance. It is made almost entirely of lead, from a cast of the genvine co’a, and is pearance, and has the metallic] 4m, ring; but it is readily detected by its light weight. This is the first counterfeit of the double eagle everreported.Scott’s danieion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, In Pulmonary Affections aad Scrofuious Disease. Dr, Ira M. Lang, of New York, says: ‘I have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion and used itimmy family andam greatly pleased with it. Have found it very serviceable in Scrofulous diseases and Pulmonary affections.’’ Notice. Grass Vauiey, March 25, 1885. Passengers who desire Vincent’s Bus to call for them will please leave word at Stumpf’s Hotel, or send a written message to any of the other hotels when they’ wish the bus to call. tf Ricwarp VINcENT. Ce a es Refused to Reduce. ene Judge Walling yesterday denied the motion to reduce the bail of young Ragon from $5,000 to $2,500. It is not probable that the prisoner will be able to furn’sh security for thé former sum. acter has been quite prevalent through this part of the State for $262,000. Since that time it. has wee? battery gilded, Itis of good ap. duri lew te Cure -¢ Diphtheria. * (fltekeneds of a . diphtheritie charseveral weeks past; and in many instances: the ordinary remedies have given but little relief, The following from a New York letterwill be read with interest, and it should also be heeded : Ruth Lockwood, the 9-year-old child of Thomas’ Lockwood, a compositor in the New York Times office, became violently ill with diphtheria on a Tuesday night. recy hor 80 weak. that it was deemsed to try tracheotomy, ie atk g open the windpipe. Thoreday; Nichols, who was attending Re received a copy of the Paris F » which contained port French en emy of Medicine by Dr. who said that the vapofs of en tar and turpentine would dissolve the fibrinous” exudations which choke up the throat in croup and d'phtheria. Delthil’s ig ved i so? scribed. He turpentine pod be tar git . tin pan or cup and sets fire to. the mixture. A dense resinous smoke arises, which obscures the air of . the room, Delthil says, “immediately seems to experience relief; the choking and rattle stop; the patient falls into a slumber and seems to inhale the smoke with pleasure. The fibrinous membrane soon becomes detached, and the patient coughs up microbicides. These when caught in a. glass may be seen to dissolve in the smoke. In the course of three days afterward the patient entirely recovDr. Nichols tried this treatment — little Ruth var tonath <5 y’ pingdor breath when he iter her irst pouring out two tablespoonfuls of liquified tar on an iron pan, he used as much turpentine over it and set it on fire. The rich resinous smoke which rose to the ceilin 5p he by no means unpleasant. it filled the room the ch‘ld’s breathing became natural, and as the smoke grew dense she fell asleep, w:th the results as above. A Case From the Ridge. W. D. Thomas of Birchville was arrested -yesterday by Constable Venard on complaint of Henry Powell, a neighbor, who charges him with exhibiting a deadly weapon. Mr. Thomas was brought before Justice Sowden at this city, where he pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial which is to take place at two o’clock this -afternoon, Clover seed. Fresh Clover, Timothy and gr falfa Seed at Carr Bros. viens Seeds. Fresh flower seeds at Carr Bros, oy eo Dr. Pennineton’s Dental Office ‘3 on Commercial street, a2-0t seescesuermmaairnacert meat Dr. Frazier’s Throat and ei Baleam Is the greatest remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping Cough,and all diseases of the throat and lungs. ‘It -performs wonders in relieving Consumption. It strengthens the lungs and instantly allays all irritation of the throat. CLEVELAND, ae Dr. Frazier—Dear Sir: troubled for about three onthe ing the last summer and fall with Bronchitis andra bad: Oana. pg i ng several remedies w out finding an: Bie ge T used your Throat and pe, Balsam, and found immediate help. On retiring at nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks I found myself cured, Rav. E. Nurs. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lungs, and assists nature by expense 0 Sar off the corruption, y druggists everywhere at 75 cents a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. \ SIN “Aey 0} JOU ‘op Mog “qwou Veo * nn ero eee ". St mou 0} ON UMMONS.—In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, -— % People of the ‘state. ot Greeting te Se ARRHOR 4. RARER ty of Nevada, 88.— send . * In Good Trim. This week County Superintendent Tiffany is officially visiting the public schools of Nevada City. He tinds them in good condition, The ‘pupils are progressing satisfactorily in their studies, and the discipline is good in the various department, asa rule. The regularity with which the teachers draw their salary attests to the fact that their health is not failing. a tian ate ed On His Travels Again. Samuel Christian, the itinerant corn doctor, who has been serving forty days in jail for petit larceny, was turned loose yesterday his term having expired. As his exchequer has become somewhat depleted of late by his inability to pursue the proiession he adorns, he will probably travel awhile by Foot & Walker's Line. Going Home to Die. Thomas Gili, w who has been spending-a few weeks with hi& soa-in-law, “The patient,”’Dr. . Grass Valley, passed—through. —town yestenlay on his way to his home at Badger Hill. is badly affiicted with heart. disease and dropsy, ui:d his friends Say he cannot possibly survive Henry Daniels, — of Mr. Gill much longer. ee Garden for Rent or Sale. The French Garden in Willow pines will be for sale or rent aftor April lst. Fine opportunity for a man desiring to embark inthe vevetable and frait business. Ar-. ply % [m29-2w} Frank Dusson. mn -——— “Gurden Seeds. Garden. Seeds of of all oe, //* Carr Bros. A SARCASTI + Shalala in a ministers’ meeting at Springfield, . IL, predicted that a time was ieaeilag when everybody who took active part in a prayer meeting could demand pay for his services. Pk eceeas ’ EwGianp has a Saivation Army /many times as large as that now facing the terrors of a campaign in the United States, and perhaps in norespect has the British Government blundered so fatally as in not sending this army against the Mahai. A Bet was made recently made by a man in Greenville Ala., that he could walk the ends of the cross-ties on the railroad while.a train was. passing. He lost the bet—also his life. Iris said that during the last 20 years there has been taken from the Sierra forests, on Lake Tahoe, and the Truckee basin, timber amounting in value to $80,000,000, and paid for at the Virginia mines. Queen $125,000 a year and br’ngs in rentals $25,000. SS Easy to See Through. How ‘can a watch—no matter how costly—be expected to go when the mainspring won’t oper. Marshal. ate? How can anyone be well when. his stomach, liver or kidneys are out of order? Of course you say, ‘‘He cannot.” Yet thousands of people drag-along miserably in that. condition; not: sick abed, but not able to work with comfort and energy. How foolish, when a bottle or two of Parker’s Tonic would set them all right. Try it, and get back your health apd spirits. Noise it no matter takes. tofore, 50 cents. you the _. ONLY RETAIL —WHOLESALE— © NEW YORK, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISOO. That. a Great Clothing War is raging, and bine = ales considerably interested, we propose to FIGHT IT OUT what time it: Abroad ! = We Allow No One “'TO UNDERSELL US . {Note the following List of Prices: of some-of our GoodsFifty dozen heaviest Blue Denim Overalls, our own manufacture, made of the best material, 60 cts. each, price heretofore, $1. Thirty dozen Boys’ Overalls, 25 cents, price hereBoy’s Cass. Knee Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 and + Boys’ Cass, Long Suits, $2.50 and upwards. ‘Men's Suits, $5 and upwards. Men's Stylish (New) High and Low Calf Shoes, $1.75, $2, $2.25 and $2.50, AND ALL OTHER GOODS 11 PROPORTION. ES Thost Goods Must be seon to be appreciated, <= Do not. be Humbugged by Cheap John Second-Hand Clothing Houses who have everything to gain and nothing to lose. &@ Before making your purchases call on us and see what we have and what we can do for you. 2 By buying of us we will guarantee to give Biggest Bargains Ever Heard of Here, O@ NOTE OUR —ADDRESS— HOUSE, HYMAN BROTHERS Cor. Broad ct Pine oom. “ae: “Bere, He meant-to hit the professional . ‘Wimpeor’ 8 great park costs the NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. POWDER This rr gg -sgdypertth a. marvel of purity; th wholesomeness. More economieannot be sold in competition. the multitude of low test, short weight, alam or phosphate powders. SoLp onLV IN cANS. RoyaL a ea Co. », 106 we it, For City Treasurer. “JOSEPH FLEMING is herebr announced as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Treasurer, For City Marshal. 8. HOLBROOK iis hereby announced easeatt* entiete for the office of City J. For City Marshal. JOYCE will be a candidate. for C ty Marshal at the election to take y 4th, 1885, W.c place Ma. For City Marshal, LIJAH O. TOMPKINS is hereb: ro nounced asa candidate for as City Marshal, at the = on to be held on Tuesday, May 4th, 1885. For City Marshal, r, NIHELL will be a candidate for the » Office of City Marshall at the election to take place Tui , May 4th, 1£%5. /EALED PROPOSALS will be received b the Board of Supervisors until FRIDAY, RIL 10th, 1886, at 2 0’clock, P. m., for the and pigeon hole i seats atin “a office, oun .plans and ea gga fe in of the County Ole Tr The Board sdal tien Fe eh ro ry Nevada, March 81; teas ti cal'than the ordinary kinds, and} ‘with ‘ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION Horst, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Beef, Pork, . _ Mutton, ee Sausages, Etc,, And all \inds of meat usually f ; firat clase market. . pet tee '. THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT ror CASH WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ap. VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH MK, As-1 WILL SELL AT TIE LOWEST RATES, 4&F Meats delivered tree of charge, apl ©. J. NAFFZIGER. HORSE-SHOBING -SH0P, BROAD STREET, ABOVE W. C. GROVES P. CLANCY, Proprietor. HAVING SECURED THE SIE services ‘OF A. FIRST. CLASS “BLACKSMITH AND. HORSE. SHOER, FROM SAN FRANCISCO, AND THOM/® McKEE HAVING BEEN EM. PLOYED AS WHEELWRIGHIT, 1 4M NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS oF WORK IN MY LINE IN THE BEST STYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. P. CLANCY. Nevada City, April 1, 1885. WOOD, CHARC2AL and CEDAR POSTS. FOR. SALE. CG. RAMELLI, PPOSITE a Hunt's Residence, Arisnando emeeie at Hill, Nevada City, keeps on WOOD, (all kinds, ) CHARCOAL, _ and CEDAR POSTS Which he sells at the LOWEST PRICE. any other tailor. The Largest tees TITTY TPT T Were, apl-Im C. A. BARRETT, THE LEADING Merchant ‘Tailor IN NEVADA COUNTY. Oe FINEST FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS, BEST WORKMEN, 2 PERFECT FIT, LOWEST PRICES. I will Make Up Suits or Siagle Germents for LESS MONEY than Call on mebefore placing your orders. C. A. BARRETT, 46 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Se (Jjindndtins ea J. a JACKSON, : “onsess PROPRIETOR. ‘est and Cheapest Equa in aroma, gy Of 22 Mill Street, Grass Valley, i $ opened a Branch Ste [oe Be IN NEVADA CITY, -_ducary Hons wt Kevad Nevada atily. . flavor cea aoe “adlica the Teas as used by the nativesin Japan. Ex sll te a en PURE JAPANESE. TEAS fresh ‘toasted the Daily, PER ANNU} PER WEEK = Tue Ne ~ criminal months ¥ with that county. Truckee’s would hb ~” Colonel ; . the ‘‘fav nality cot A TELE Monday § “he can lit _ haps but. Terry has this city, pained to sickness. House, w on his wa and.-Mrs. on their Expositic ness in tl if not al drip. rs Bey cisco Sur Spring a store. E about th ing colur as he ret THE ne rival of n best. we with, * are the have no after dar Tae R a Sacrat egg with 14-3 hen ha mint. In the Jenkins. has peti sonal p will be . D. 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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1885. . ‘Tom Hvauss writes to the Toronto Week from : “We are “probably on the eve of a large and trying war, which may well spread ‘to Europe and Asia before we see ‘the end of it, But wherever it it, I to one, have no doubt but at the end we shall come out of it _ s united empire in a sense which “few of the most sanguine of us would dare to dream of a year ago.” r Hox. Cuas, A. Sumyen has decided not to con*tst the election _ of. Representative Louttit in the Second Congressional District. _ In this Mr. Sumner is wise, for, : ‘unless he had the clearest proofs ‘to justify his his _constitu_, ents would regard a cont »st as the result of disappointment and crankiness. He could not expect to be seated, even by a Democratic House. : CtlON __ other day twenty-five red-cheeked young women from. Hungary, who came to be wives for that number *. of young miners at Mauch Chunk. They. had however never seen their prospective husbands, an agent having been sent to the old country by the miners to engage them as wives. Tux Democratic Mayor of Epworth, Iowa, went to Dubuque on Tuesday week, where he filled up with Democartic enthusiasm, was runin,.and when brought before the court was fined $5 for being drunk and disorderly. A BELLBOY in a Portland, Me., hotel, wh'le running up-stairs lat sly with some loose change in his mouth, stumbled arid swallowed the whole amovnt—two twenty. five cent pieces, two dimes, and eight pennies.THE Methodist preachers of Philadelphia tried to,prevent the coming glove contest between Sullivan and McCaffery, but the Mayor ‘‘knocked them. out” in one round, eer SE meer Genzrat McCLEuiAN has been offered the Russian__mission, which he declined to accepi, owing to his business ‘nuterests in New York, CBP Ome A wEALtuy miser Cied in Montreal recently, leaving over half of his estate (valued at $2,500,000) to the Roman Catholic Order of Sulpitians. Two men fought thirty threeminute rounds at Long Island City, N. ¥., Monday, the lover break'1g both thumbs in the contost. A DRUNKEN man with an unloaded pistol captured a hotel in Victoria, B. C., Sunday evening, and ‘theld the fort’’ for several hoars. = Bzacu, who defeatd Hanlan, “has beeh challenged to row Gaudau~, of St. Louis, for the chamship of the world and. $6,000 Hanan, the oarsman, will return to America in a few days from Australia,and Beach, who. defeated him,is going to England. A Brrrisu steamer collided with and sunk a Chinese steamer on the coast of, China, and seventy "persons were drowned. ooo Tue Government has purchased the old Produce Exchange building in’ New York,. payng therefor $250,000. ‘ 0 Oe Prorux along the Delaware and Susqueharna rivers anticipa*> a a freshet, and are moving to higher places. . A reten of lawlessness prevails in Rowan county, Kentucky, and Beveral tragedies have already ocEnglard in April, to make a tour of the world on the “silent steed.” the water works F works of that city. kniie ace ce Tuere arrived in New York the }A Boston bicyclist leaves for ‘Sawra Cavzhas decided to issue $80,000 in bonds to purchase Iris sevorted#rom Portland that’ dey Gould has purchased the Orparsrips at Austin, tessa Ts i Flour, per 100 Ibs.... re 50 te eee acai AP EP de 2 Corn, eer ES 2 Rolled Barley‘. A sea 1 50 White Sugar 12)" .:... 1 Meee 16 es 1 Rice Wade sepec . Currants, 10 iia ok Prunes, i . Parte Ree 1 eee a 1 Java Coffee, 4° .... ee Costa Rica“ 6" .... as § Washing Powder 12 pap’rs1 Chocolate, 4 papers. .... 1 Oysters, 12 cans..1 Green Corn, eo" 1 String Beans, 8 “ 1 Tomatoes, 10 “ 1 Salmon, 1 eb eS . Table Fruit, 6 “ ..1 Pie Fruit, . * 1 Je'ly, 6 “ 1 Sardines, aid 1 Lobsters g .” 1 Deviled Ham, 4 “ 1 Corned Beef, 4 “ ..1 Lard, 8lb “.. 90 Lard, A! ics oe Kerosene, 5 galton “ ..1 75 Kerosene, per “ —..._ 40 Syrup, per gallon..¢.. 60 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs..2 50 ce, oo Tea, 5 pound box, ..1 25 Tea, per pound, 35 Soap, per box,. . @0 Harkness Candles, per box,8 50 ” “$2 for 1 SanFran “ 980for 1 ” “ per box 1 50 Butter, perroll 50 Tobacco, per plug 650 And Everything else in proporWiLLIAM WOLE “CLOTHES P Selpheiehaigialpinigininialatadaseie’y: FMADE FOR NOTHING!s b ererertry So oo OR toto ALL WOOL SUITS From $25 and Upwards. ALL WOOL PANTS, From $6 and Upwards. @@ Order work at equally Low Prices. @2@F™ Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. P. D. POLIDORI, Merchant Tailor, Broad st., 2 doors below National Exchange Hotel. THOS. SHURTLEFF, C. A. SHURTLEFF. ‘THOMAS SHURTLEFE AND SON Deale 2, Gr tres Provisions FRUITS, _ FRESH FISH. In the Market, iat Our. Prices. Areas Low as CANNED AND_CASE GOODS, Poultry and Game, CHOICEST T CANDIES Fn ARFIVALS AT THE LEADING HOTELS ‘ ieee CITY. __UNION HOTEL, eee Rector Brog.... Pubpmerede, March 90, 1885 The Lowest Clit Po . J. E. Riley, Sacramento Ea oods dlvre within a resonate ‘ eta coin ise Truckeo’s Orlminal Muitncss. A year or so ago several men were sent to the county jail from Truckee for offenses of a serious character, and upon protest being ‘raised at this end of the county 5 poor paying the officers for their services we contended that such talk was unjust and unreasonable. But recently some tramps (seven in number):-were taken before a justice there on. a trivial charge and ordered imprisoned; whereupon we suggested that a bill of costs should not be piled up against the county on such a slight pretext, Thé Tidings now pretends: to discover a remarkable revolution of sentiment in the TransckipT regarding Truckee criminal }matters. The discovery is not a genuine one. What was wrong a year ago in the Truckee officers is wrong now ; but the fact that they ate wrong now is no sign that they were not right then. << +——__—— Drift Mine Sold. The Placer County Republican near Iowa Hill, was sold a few days since for $100,000 to Adolph Weske,; who immediately transferred it to a French company for $200,000. The mine has been worked a great many years, and at present has the appearance of being far from exhausted. In 1882 there had been taken out of it been paying richly. Those who are conversant with mining matters say that prospects in the vicinity. . W of the Succor Flat, and also about Forest Hill and Damascus, have seldom been brighter than at the present time. Po Mabel Gray Comes Back. Mabel Gray, the irredeemable and irrepressible female who has made the name of Truckee town a household word all over the coast, returned; here yesterday and is now “at home” in the county hospital. The poor thing is about used up physically, her once strong constitution having finally succumbed to the demoralizing influences of mixed drinks as dispensed at Truckee. Kindly. care and the balmy climate of this part of the county. may give her a few weeks or months of respite from the Grim Destroyer, but she doesn’t seem long for this world under any circumstances, Afraid of Women. Emory Yelle, a woodchopper, who has been stopping at Allison’s Ran¢h recently, was. yesterday examined by Drs. Hunt and Jones, declared insane, and by Judge Walling ordered sent to Napa Asylum. Yelle thinks there are women seeking to destroy. him. He is unmarried, which makes a * . crusty old bachelor at our elbow remark that some men cry before they are hurt. o> eo Not An April Fool. A counterfeit twenty-dollar gold piece, of thte date of 1880, has made its appearance. It is made almost entirely of lead, from a cast of the genvine co’a, and is pearance, and has the metallic] 4m, ring; but it is readily detected by its light weight. This is the first counterfeit of the double eagle everreported.Scott’s danieion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, In Pulmonary Affections aad Scrofuious Disease. Dr, Ira M. Lang, of New York, says: ‘I have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion and used itimmy family andam greatly pleased with it. Have found it very serviceable in Scrofulous diseases and Pulmonary affections.’’ Notice. Grass Vauiey, March 25, 1885. Passengers who desire Vincent’s Bus to call for them will please leave word at Stumpf’s Hotel, or send a written message to any of the other hotels when they’ wish the bus to call. tf Ricwarp VINcENT. Ce a es Refused to Reduce. ene Judge Walling yesterday denied the motion to reduce the bail of young Ragon from $5,000 to $2,500. It is not probable that the prisoner will be able to furn’sh security for thé former sum. acter has been quite prevalent through this part of the State for $262,000. Since that time it. has wee? battery gilded, Itis of good ap. duri lew te Cure -¢ Diphtheria. * (fltekeneds of a . diphtheritie charseveral weeks past; and in many instances: the ordinary remedies have given but little relief, The following from a New York letterwill be read with interest, and it should also be heeded : Ruth Lockwood, the 9-year-old child of Thomas’ Lockwood, a compositor in the New York Times office, became violently ill with diphtheria on a Tuesday night. recy hor 80 weak. that it was deemsed to try tracheotomy, ie atk g open the windpipe. Thoreday; Nichols, who was attending Re received a copy of the Paris F » which contained port French en emy of Medicine by Dr. who said that the vapofs of en tar and turpentine would dissolve the fibrinous” exudations which choke up the throat in croup and d'phtheria. Delthil’s ig ved i so? scribed. He turpentine pod be tar git . tin pan or cup and sets fire to. the mixture. A dense resinous smoke arises, which obscures the air of . the room, Delthil says, “immediately seems to experience relief; the choking and rattle stop; the patient falls into a slumber and seems to inhale the smoke with pleasure. The fibrinous membrane soon becomes detached, and the patient coughs up microbicides. These when caught in a. glass may be seen to dissolve in the smoke. In the course of three days afterward the patient entirely recovDr. Nichols tried this treatment — little Ruth var tonath <5 y’ pingdor breath when he iter her irst pouring out two tablespoonfuls of liquified tar on an iron pan, he used as much turpentine over it and set it on fire. The rich resinous smoke which rose to the ceilin 5p he by no means unpleasant. it filled the room the ch‘ld’s breathing became natural, and as the smoke grew dense she fell asleep, w:th the results as above. A Case From the Ridge. W. D. Thomas of Birchville was arrested -yesterday by Constable Venard on complaint of Henry Powell, a neighbor, who charges him with exhibiting a deadly weapon. Mr. Thomas was brought before Justice Sowden at this city, where he pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial which is to take place at two o’clock this -afternoon, Clover seed. Fresh Clover, Timothy and gr falfa Seed at Carr Bros. viens Seeds. Fresh flower seeds at Carr Bros, oy eo Dr. Pennineton’s Dental Office ‘3 on Commercial street, a2-0t seescesuermmaairnacert meat Dr. Frazier’s Throat and ei Baleam Is the greatest remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping

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RARER ty of Nevada, 88.— send . * In Good Trim. This week County Superintendent Tiffany is officially visiting the public schools of Nevada City. He tinds them in good condition, The ‘pupils are progressing satisfactorily in their studies, and the discipline is good in the various department, asa rule. The regularity with which the teachers draw their salary attests to the fact that their health is not failing. a tian ate ed On His Travels Again. Samuel Christian, the itinerant corn doctor, who has been serving forty days in jail for petit larceny, was turned loose yesterday his term having expired. As his exchequer has become somewhat depleted of late by his inability to pursue the proiession he adorns, he will probably travel awhile by Foot & Walker's Line. Going Home to Die. Thomas Gili, w who has been spending-a few weeks with hi& soa-in-law, “The patient,”’Dr. . Grass Valley, passed—through. —town yestenlay on his way to his home at Badger Hill. is badly affiicted with heart. disease and dropsy, ui:d his friends Say he cannot possibly survive Henry Daniels, — of Mr. Gill much longer. ee Garden for Rent or Sale. The French Garden in Willow pines will be for sale or rent aftor April lst. Fine opportunity for a man desiring to embark inthe vevetable and frait business. Ar-. ply % [m29-2w} Frank Dusson. mn -——— “Gurden Seeds. Garden. Seeds of of all oe, //* Carr Bros. A SARCASTI + Shalala in a ministers’ meeting at Springfield, . IL, predicted that a time was ieaeilag when everybody who took active part in a prayer meeting could demand pay for his services. Pk eceeas ’ EwGianp has a Saivation Army /many times as large as that now facing the terrors of a campaign in the United States, and perhaps in norespect has the British Government blundered so fatally as in not sending this army against the Mahai. A Bet was made recently made by a man in Greenville Ala., that he could walk the ends of the cross-ties on the railroad while.a train was. passing. He lost the bet—also his life. Iris said that during the last 20 years there has been taken from the Sierra forests, on Lake Tahoe, and the Truckee basin, timber amounting in value to $80,000,000, and paid for at the Virginia mines. Queen $125,000 a year and br’ngs in rentals $25,000. SS Easy to See Through. How ‘can a watch—no matter how costly—be expected to go when the mainspring won’t oper. Marshal. ate? How can anyone be well when. his stomach, liver or kidneys are out of order? Of course you say, ‘‘He cannot.” Yet thousands of people drag-along miserably in that. condition; not: sick abed, but not able to work with comfort and energy. How foolish, when a bottle or two of Parker’s Tonic would set them all right. Try it, and get back your health apd spirits. Noise it no matter takes. tofore, 50 cents. you the _. ONLY RETAIL —WHOLESALE— © NEW YORK, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISOO. That. a Great Clothing War is raging, and bine = ales considerably interested, we propose to FIGHT IT OUT what time it: Abroad ! = We Allow No One “'TO UNDERSELL US . {Note the following List of Prices: of some-of our GoodsFifty dozen heaviest Blue Denim Overalls, our own manufacture, made of the best material, 60 cts. each, price heretofore, $1. Thirty dozen Boys’ Overalls, 25 cents, price hereBoy’s Cass. Knee Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 and + Boys’ Cass, Long Suits, $2.50 and upwards. ‘Men's Suits, $5 and upwards. Men's Stylish (New) High and Low Calf Shoes, $1.75, $2, $2.25 and $2.50, AND ALL OTHER GOODS 11 PROPORTION. ES Thost Goods Must be seon to be appreciated, <= Do not. be Humbugged by Cheap John Second-Hand Clothing Houses who have everything to gain and nothing to lose. &@ Before making your purchases call on us and see what we have and what we can do for you. 2 By buying of us we will guarantee to give Biggest Bargains Ever Heard of Here, O@ NOTE OUR —ADDRESS— HOUSE, HYMAN BROTHERS Cor. Broad ct Pine oom. “ae: “Bere, He meant-to hit the professional . ‘Wimpeor’ 8 great park costs the NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. POWDER This rr gg -sgdypertth a. marvel of purity; th wholesomeness. More economieannot be sold in competition. the multitude of low test, short weight, alam or phosphate powders. SoLp onLV IN cANS. RoyaL a ea Co. », 106 we it, For City Treasurer. “JOSEPH FLEMING is herebr announced as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Treasurer, For City Marshal. 8. HOLBROOK iis hereby announced easeatt* entiete for the office of City J. For City Marshal. JOYCE will be a candidate. for C ty Marshal at the election to take y 4th, 1885, W.c place Ma. For City Marshal, LIJAH O. TOMPKINS is hereb: ro nounced asa candidate for as City Marshal, at the = on to be held on Tuesday, May 4th, 1885. For City Marshal, r, NIHELL will be a candidate for the » Office of City Marshall at the election to take place Tui , May 4th, 1£%5. /EALED PROPOSALS will be received b the Board of Supervisors until FRIDAY, RIL 10th, 1886, at 2 0’clock, P. m., for the and pigeon hole i seats atin “a office, oun .plans and ea gga fe in of the County Ole Tr The Board sdal tien Fe eh ro ry Nevada, March 81; teas ti cal'than the ordinary kinds, and} ‘with ‘ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION Horst, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Beef, Pork, . _ Mutton, ee Sausages, Etc,, And all \inds of meat usually f ; firat clase market. . pet tee '. THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT ror CASH WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ap. VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH MK, As-1 WILL SELL AT TIE LOWEST RATES, 4&F Meats delivered tree of charge, apl ©. J. NAFFZIGER. HORSE-SHOBING -SH0P, BROAD STREET, ABOVE W. C. GROVES P. CLANCY, Proprietor. HAVING SECURED THE SIE services ‘OF A. FIRST. CLASS “BLACKSMITH AND. HORSE. SHOER, FROM SAN FRANCISCO, AND THOM/® McKEE HAVING BEEN EM. PLOYED AS WHEELWRIGHIT, 1 4M NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS oF WORK IN MY LINE IN THE BEST STYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. P. CLANCY. Nevada City, April 1, 1885. WOOD, CHARC2AL and CEDAR POSTS. FOR. SALE. CG. RAMELLI, PPOSITE a Hunt's Residence, Arisnando emeeie at Hill, Nevada City, keeps on WOOD, (all kinds, ) CHARCOAL, _ and CEDAR POSTS Which he sells at the LOWEST PRICE. any other tailor. The Largest tees TITTY TPT T Were, apl-Im C. A. BARRETT, THE LEADING Merchant ‘Tailor IN NEVADA COUNTY. Oe FINEST FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS, BEST WORKMEN, 2 PERFECT FIT, LOWEST PRICES. I will Make Up Suits or Siagle Germents for LESS MONEY than Call on mebefore placing your orders. C. A. BARRETT, 46 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Se (Jjindndtins ea J. a JACKSON, : “onsess PROPRIETOR. ‘est and Cheapest Equa in aroma, gy Of 22 Mill Street, Grass Valley, i $ opened a Branch Ste [oe Be IN NEVADA CITY, -_ducary Hons wt Kevad Nevada atily. . flavor cea aoe “adlica the Teas as used by the nativesin Japan. Ex sll te a en PURE JAPANESE. TEAS fresh ‘toasted the Daily, PER ANNU} PER WEEK = Tue Ne ~ criminal months ¥ with that county. Truckee’s would hb ~” Colonel ; . the ‘‘fav nality cot A TELE Monday § “he can lit _ haps but. Terry has this city, pained to sickness. House, w on his wa and.-Mrs. on their Expositic ness in tl if not al drip. rs Bey cisco Sur Spring a store. E about th ing colur as he ret THE ne rival of n best. we with, * are the have no after dar Tae R a Sacrat egg with 14-3 hen ha mint. In the Jenkins. has peti sonal p will be . D. 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