March 22, 1898 (4 pages)

WEEK: mr, £97,) fe MMs): LkOR,) [e fof , a! ei Sys >, . S; 3 i r) eet a] aus ous) dg? . STORED sres All Generative og ke TPATION. ING ELSE -FAILS. vibtiatnes: is h. GUPIDINE is the. permanent eure is natefie iby the, f ) P. 0, % Boe ae Sn Francisco, Cals . As MARSHALL, ~ 1s MANUBAOTURER OF ti ‘Stone Sidewalks, Garden . Walks, Basement . Floors, fe Steps, Building Stone, Stone C s and Steps, Colored Tilea, Urns and Si ase ag & da de ity and Greus Valley ast sg the. and summer of t-Class.; Work AtModerate. -Prices:. aaereete Hany Maenished o6 large orae for whom we, did work at Fonte fs paicmgen any work im our ng ows pd we. will figure J. As MARSHALL, Care TRaNseRtPr Office, j Bs, -Neveds City. J.-M. WALLING, _ Attorney. : at.: Law, Bins ee BUILDING. COR.BROAD louse arid Lot ‘For. Sale ’ PROSPECT. HILL. wwrTs 1 Level Lot; 165x r4o feet. Cow. Barns, Wood Shed and » Store Room. Electric Light in House. RMS REASONABLE. pply to * 0. C. PERC.VAL. ada City, January 81, 1698. res That Have Beem Weought in. . the.Past Forty-Six-Years. ext trip here the ‘Tena sked close to the Golden Gate, b then were N. P. Brown; the or proprietor of the TRANSORIPTS . y0 ain . J. Hagan,, a, banker who.was afterburned to death in the building, ithe corner of Broad and jw khown asthe Morgan & Roberts minent Mason, and his. bride jom he was juet. bringing: out from e East, having left’ ‘here to go back he names of AJ A.Sargent and W. . ; Alben appear at the head of the iper as editors and.publisbers. The hys of publication were ‘Thursday and sturday and the price of subscription fa year, $1a month and 15 cents a py. The office was.en. Broad street. n the editorial column of the Jour. bhi. letter. from. the: late -Menster fgent written from Panama.’ He *: geen on his way:East to get mar., dhe. advertisements: im} this: old ber are an interesting study. . F. Dickerman, brother. of the, late . o. Dickerman, conducted the Union . ! tel just back of where the National inex now is. He, charged $12.8 week pboerd and lodging and $10 a week } hoa The rate per day was $2.50. tec oat .Kilbourn: ran -a* bar’ and . ’ iging bueinessat the Gregory house. Banclerki& Butsch ran the Quartz-’ Boots] and store.on Woods Ravine, nted to sell ont and reburd' to jt tates. Wisconsin house and ten pit * Newtown was for sale. ; son & Beens had the Nevada and. stage . office. Their. weakly were: Board, and lodging $17 ; $14. They-charged $@a day. ° Phe California. hotel at Rongh and bady, formerly owned by D. W. idridge, wae'in the hands of B.Crabé a ,,, the father .of the, world-famed is Lotta. LF. Smith. was .a-justice-of the espe attorney at Grass Valley: dore Miller: was elerk of the fict court. .%& Hirst were in the express ‘ forwarding packages and letje fdthig: dratve, etc. mes Bireh ran a daily line’ of bs leaving here at 7 o'clock a. m., g through Grass Valley, Rough = pady, Johnson’s RKanch and ggemeng reaching Sacramento at . J.T. French was the Nevada agent and the line was known as ‘ fsgraph line. nge Ei. Clark, with office 4on Main ,corner of Pine,” (which shows have been'changes in our streets 8.0ur people) was Nevada City regory’s Atlantic and r ‘He.slso had-an ‘office “Kotel, Grass’. Valley, and Saxton’s store, Rough and ‘Birch, of Morristown, Bel« anty, Ohio, was advertised ‘for isconsolate wife. When last a om he was on the, North tied above Marysville. B. Ferre was local agent for Tres * Co.’s daily express to SacraD, Hie office. was at the foot, of ers & Co.’s daily express line to nento had its office at.D. Phelps’ : hotel, foot of Broad and Main er ran etri-weekly stage to ville. by & Bell ran a temperance hojown as the American. . It-wes on. was .the. regulation: diet. There was et, mear the bridge. Board . , ; ging were $15.2 week, bourd $12. mon for dinner and salnion balls for. KEY AD 4 PORTE Na GAUGE , Austin & Co. ran. the shotel (late . & bowling. ptions of the house. wal} olia)’ at. . Best had. the. Washington . ED upber Main etrect. gimes had in the fall of : 1851. ta-} stand of Messrs. Crawford iain tteet, nbd jn the folit of extracting teeth ket, mad C ?. Sawyer — y: was one Of} $2.50 apiece. __ . tothe etates::.Heowanted to sell six elaims in prt ooyeey ee nttes bor phate ie 2 ‘others had e ; ; Gray: i & Mey, York hotel now is. Co, located“in.the; second building. . Barker’s Exchange, (a hinoed gal above the new theater, fronting on both ling place, was ons Lane’s, livery Meinend Broek Sapa ye: A @ general] stable is now. A used to play merchandise store, there night and day and there were me door below.the.Gregory house, sold . place. and jewelry. The first theater was at the janetion . Espenscheid, corner ‘Main ‘na of Broad and Main streets, but in 1852 Gsunectal streets, made and mended it’ was’ where the Morgan & Roberts boots and shoes. block now is and was known as ae. .@’Oonnell & Boot advertised for sale matic Hall. the Nevada City Bakery on Coyote The Polka saloon, a. favori eit street, guarantevingit: to be doing a} ling resort, was where A. Is s store business of fifteen thousand’ ‘dollars ‘a is, and Thomas. Buckner had. the El week. Dorado, ghothér . popalar . _ sporting Davis & Hirst advertised flour, butter place, near the sjte. now occupied . by brown sugar, Irish potatoes and bills of . Gauit’s bakery. © , exchange. One of the lively episodes of the} “M. Lewis & Co. conducted the Emeatly fifties was when a. man who had . pire Olothing Depot} first door below . lost all his money at Barker’s Exchange Barker’s Exchange. ‘Started out to terrorize the.camp. He}, Just below the Empire Wichands drew a bowie and, went the rounds of . ; Oo. sold cigars, tobacco, candy, etc. jjall the business places on Main street, . . ‘Thompeon&: Brown conducted the . the storekeepers fleeing precipitately Amieri¢an Market, They sold the best) before-him. . American ‘beef, also provisions. rent the hotel.in Coyoteville known as/. “Qurly? had a two hours rough and the American ‘house ‘or Hotel” we tumble fight on Main~street'in broad . : ‘Franee. = daylight. «Several: .thensand «people J oseph Clark & Co. of Tadian Valley gathered around and_cheered. them on. one mile south of Centreville bad for}, The peace officers were too busy-with sale 14 milch cows, part of them with)their own affairs in those days to ‘calves. Centreville is now Grass Val-. bother with official duties. ley. Main street was in 1852 thickly setBrown, Hyatt & Co. at Centreville, tled with business: places from Deer Grags: (Valley, advertised a general mér-. Creek toa point above where John T. chandiese business. Morgan’s present. home ‘is,.The;Post; The yo i ~~ were J. R. McCon-. office was nearly opposite where the’ nell oni. J. tional church now is and Dr. (Bue aw : a fles}” “Few of those who were ere in “y902 Searls, Azariah Martin. and 1858 are still among us. The folHubbard& Hodge, corner of Main and . lowing is believed to be a nearly if not Coyote, hada book and statiqnery store. . quite correct list of them: L. Garthe, Hodge was County Treasurer. A. Isoard, D. 8: Baker, F.T. . Marker, I. . The local physicians -who-advertised . J. Rolfe, Dr. R: M: Hunt, J.J, Meacham, jenn To O. Wyatt. Dry Wm. Js Knox, E. O. Tompkins, Z. P. Davis, Hi. Gove, Jesse Moore, D; G. Clark. Prof, E. Muller,Sam Eddy, B. 0. Waite, . . At Grasse Valley Dr. Wm. ‘MeOormick George F. Jacobs, D. L.Calkins, ‘E. G: was practicing Withington, &.-G. McCutchan, E. A pal era oe Go,-were then bookBooth, H. C. Mills, Wm. Holmes, Consellera.and stationers in Grags Valley. rad Grissell; Wm. Scott, Jas. Colley, N Spanish dance house abont where the . ss joM-d& Ae Rosenheim, on -Main,.street . generally from 500 to 1000 ‘men imthe sess. get our prices, You will-save.money: i ‘by purchasing your Wall Paper of us Ge I. as our stock is complete and prices are . Daring this exciting period Frank ithe lowest. John:Phillips ' adveriised: for: sale or Cleveland and another man known 28 . Samples of Wall Paper sent ¥' all . Parlor, No. ‘66, N. 8, G. W., will be ‘held “Give ua pole macteh: old man. **It’s of no use now. Th ey’re : n out t bulk of the people naturally tarn he _ overtaken by sickness, caused in me blade tok poledilihg diseases like Giphtherta scarlet fever, etc. GREATEST, Because of the'vast number la “which come from . ery” cyte tnt i Reitiay Bagh: 9 cures and overflowing with gratitude. gm Because it eradicates every of scrofula,’ cures the worst sases of hip disease, aubdues the itchand pete gd of eczema, heale all pee use it cone dy dystoni an re ; lara” Unawenee te by} neutralizing ‘the acid in the blood, » Overcomes catarrh by removing the :scrofula taints that cause it, . Greatest, Because unequalled by any other medicine for supplying the fonkty with pure, rich, nourishing : thus ‘curing nervousness, Ranigh and nervous prostration. . GREATEST, Because of economy and bs ate ngth, Hood’s Sarsaparilla being _ the only medicine of which it can truly be said, «« 100 doses one dollar,” Greatest, Because it is pre in’ ; a) f fhe la rator ons a arsapari Iding Which conta ns ‘thore than plishes s we : Relies acres of floor space. eases whentall-other medicines fail to Greatest, Because it.is peculiar in any good Whatever. combination, proportion and process an possesses curative, properties.unknown to any other medicine, GREATEST, Because of the greatest CONSE, Beni cst. merit,.greatest sales, greatest hold upon the confidence of mp es geome ’ Wait Wal Z athe people as an honest medicine. AutherGorvigament of wall apollo (8) od’ S. \Sarsabas juat.been .received.ab Rosenberg, parilla ‘Brothers direct from: the east: ‘Call and . Aincrica’s Greatest’ Medicine. Sold by druggists. , Prepared only by . . Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. »Hoen’s Prits‘are thé: best. family vas} tharic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure, PATENTS! parts of the country on application. ; mi2-tf __ ROSENBERG Bros. NvS.d. We d. W, Notice, “The.regular ‘meeting of . Hydraulic Pension, Land seh 1s? Beaman one : ludian Depredation OLAIMs. Be STATES AND. FOREIGN rage mer ; interferences conducted; cia’ examinationt; ’ trad this evening and a full attendance ‘is ‘desired. By. order, ~. OHAS, SCHWARTZ, Pied. ‘Bid. Morean, Seo'y. ————— and designs registere e mS siahiehs ement auiby y ph oe small mod together with a escription of the mcst important features yadvine gon the course to pursue, esession of patents and the sam: fringement, submit Hable opinion. National Bureau of Claims, WASHINCTON, D. C BOONE’S RETRY 'T “AGENCY sarin x, PATENT sani © matter to us for a re~ Beware of.4 cheap” bak_Iing powders’ Alum makes . good medicine but bad food. Ask your doctor. as : <The Hotel de\Paris was on Commer, . P, Brown, Lord Housman, J.T. Mor-1 cia} ye at gan. j . H. Lantb and O. W. Young were Among the earliest-settlers of the satobiiiehers and jewelers at the cor. fair sex who were here in those times . . ner of Main and oy ote: street. » -fand are still residents are Mrs. J. B. M. Ranedell and N. P. Poor. had 9. Gray Sr. Mrs. CO. APare, Mrs. Z. P. general store on the north side of Broad . Davis, Mrs. RB. G. MoCntchan,.: Mrs. street one door below the Central hotel. . Caroline Allen. _ J. WeMorrison. sold boots, shesg.and . E.G. (“Ned”) Withington, the carclothing on Broad street. riage and sign painter. is said to be the . Wilson & Wilking-at the Bridge maks. earliest resident of Nevada City still ket, foot of Main erect, sold meats and. living here. He came in September, vegetables. 1849. Oarrior. —_—_——— oa = ee et doe aloes To Cure a Cold. in One Day Miss M. ©. Bowers had a private. Take Laxative Bromo G Quinine Tablets: choo! in Oda ‘Fellows hall. Tuition . All Druggists refund the money if it was $8 a month. fails to.cure. , 25c. é1 -84-fim. A. new road had been opened to Hook . & Sawyer’s Nevada saw mill on Big : E. G. Smith ran the Beatty ae at Grass_ Valley. ‘Baxter & Holils offered for als their beef market, store and boarding house ‘at Grass Valley. D. Phelps ‘kept the Express Hotel) TQ) WIE BROS, CO., and Miik Depot, : foot: of Broad ‘and Main etreets: Hecharged $16 a week for board and room, $14 for board alone, and fifty cents a quart for, milk. At thie as-at most other hotels. fresh ‘salmon brought daily from Sacramento FINEST FINISHING LUMBER IN THE WORLD, For Sale by BULLDING, MILL AND: MINING LUMBER. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. fried salmon for, breakfast, baked salStockholders’ Meeting. supper. * Beef was too expensive. for a ie, Nevada meeting. ne wy Be . steady: thing and chickens were about fangs ‘Rarrow Gauce even Directors, to, 9 orn Si ae neui cd i on of anah 0 b other bu be, Compa. will be be the one I. T. Hirst sold lamher from the. ot Se ea [potes £ Mebend will on 1iMile “Dear . Wednesday, tinge A Creek sod . Leek a ee Polls will be 2 : so a or a wlll be slowed jee! Gah nae he EIDDER, President. FLETOHER, Secretary. Mrs.'M.H. Simpson sold fancy gel oe . perfumes, etc. ctnant Allen to} . Gnonas rs square apse he.was about.to go back tae a: FORD, wits . Attorney and Counselor at Law,° (eae, See , COR, COMfor shore Fesbies over leon.” . SeQUOIa Gigantea, . » Manufacturers and.Dealers in Bs toe Sa Sah ee 26eh . xt me Ny ais at Motehantn, Rxshangs, Cait: +i ed, Regard. to following Lettet Speaks for It . OW. KH. Crawford, Esq. Dear Sir: I contemplated leaving here for Yevada today, but so mafiy Yovelties for Caster, and for Summer wear, are coming tn thia week, and inasmuch as you write me of the cold weather, S think it better to de-~ . day my departure for at least gnother week, in order Chat you may show the very latest goods, With Par(sian Wodels or Patterna before me Iam busily engaged reproducing the same so you can sell the very same style at one-third. of t/¢ cost-of the Imported cartiela,: Ohese:I will ship some. day this week, Yours Respectfully, San Francisca, Wfareh /6. Wiss]. Getrau. SEI IIE IES IC aR AR a Sa ae ak aie sae aca ae Ladies,:I will put-the goods before you.’ Why not come and show your appreciation of the enterprise which brings the markets of the World to your very door ? DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF OUR OPENING DAY. WwW. MH. CRAWFORD. s. ARTISTIC TAILORING. 4 “We He HIBBITT, , Artist See, MERCH ANT : TAILOR, . Pine Street, near, Broad Street,.Nevada City: [Successor to Frank T. Smith.) nig Beer i i in the city. te Welens, lines, the latest designs in Imported and Doesti Workmanship anda 4 by impure blood, poor dyspepsia, . . Good Things for em copy-rights,. abelr . ' ed. or if you are chaiged with in. It. Stands. to. Reason . That a house dealing . eniees ee «Pe tego to parohere sien thing in oe go Bip sncen aim Semen KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. He carries a large stock of all kinds of Farnitare, and will supply you with any }\ article at San Francisco prices, with the ) freight added. Remember, that when you EVERYBODY NEEDS ‘Spring DR. LA RUE'S SARSAPARILLA . Is Just the Thing. FOR SALE AT 2a DIGRERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery,.Cameras and Seats Supplies. aes TRICKIER YOUR Dinner oe! 000 0enrensoorogoogrons Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount. Rouge. Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. HHH MH INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» ® ® TAKE ROBIN HOOD . For an Appetizer, Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and © Orange Peel, Boiled Cider, WOLF, The Cash Grocer: TIC TIETE SESIEIESIRSIENESESE BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup ‘Shasta Water, Shasta Giscer Ale @ Depot for Fancy Groceries = el PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. oi alk coma cianarecs Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 Duffy’s Malt . i Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky ditt: or Sen Gale, per gal. 50 Bag WES iscsi 75\. Olives, “ > Bryant’s Root Beer 2%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s . ““ "3 for '50. Everything else in proportion. e = © © ©.» =. * ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. += + = = No STALE Goons. ’ lal alent ec I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily. and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My y policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At. the Lowest Prices One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Comnetess) Streat, Nevada City.

WEEK: mr, £97,) fe MMs): LkOR,) [e fof , a! ei Sys >, . S; 3 i r) eet a] aus ous) dg? . STORED sres All Generative og ke TPATION. ING ELSE -FAILS. vibtiatnes: is h. GUPIDINE is the. permanent eure is natefie iby the, f ) P. 0, % Boe ae Sn Francisco, Cals . As MARSHALL, ~ 1s MANUBAOTURER OF ti ‘Stone Sidewalks, Garden . Walks, Basement . Floors, fe Steps, Building Stone, Stone C s and Steps, Colored Tilea, Urns and Si ase ag & da de ity and Greus Valley ast sg the. and summer of t-Class.; Work AtModerate. -Prices:. aaereete Hany Maenished o6 large orae for whom we, did work at Fonte fs paicmgen any work im our ng ows pd we. will figure J. As MARSHALL, Care TRaNseRtPr Office, j Bs, -Neveds City. J.-M. WALLING, _ Attorney. : at.: Law, Bins ee BUILDING. COR.BROAD louse arid Lot ‘For. Sale ’ PROSPECT. HILL. wwrTs 1 Level Lot; 165x r4o feet. Cow. Barns, Wood Shed and » Store Room. Electric Light in House. RMS REASONABLE. pply to * 0. C. PERC.VAL. ada City, January 81, 1698. res That Have Beem Weought in. . the.Past Forty-Six-Years. ext trip here the ‘Tena sked close to the Golden Gate, b then were N. P. Brown; the or proprietor of the TRANSORIPTS . y0 ain . J. Hagan,, a, banker who.was afterburned to death in the building, ithe corner of Broad and jw khown asthe Morgan & Roberts minent Mason, and his. bride jom he was juet. bringing: out from e East, having left’ ‘here to go back he names of AJ A.Sargent and W. . ; Alben appear at the head of the iper as editors and.publisbers. The hys of publication were ‘Thursday and sturday and the price of subscription fa year, $1a month and 15 cents a py. The office was.en. Broad street. n the editorial column of the Jour. bhi. letter. from. the: late -Menster fgent written from Panama.’ He *: geen on his way:East to get mar., dhe. advertisements: im} this: old ber are an interesting study. . F. Dickerman, brother. of the, late . o. Dickerman, conducted the Union . ! tel just back of where the National inex now is. He, charged $12.8 week pboerd and lodging and $10 a week } hoa The rate per day was $2.50. tec oat .Kilbourn: ran -a* bar’ and . ’ iging bueinessat the Gregory house. Banclerki& Butsch ran the Quartz-’ Boots] and store.on Woods Ravine, nted to sell ont and reburd' to jt tates. Wisconsin house and ten pit * Newtown was for sale. ; son & Beens had the Nevada and. stage . office. Their. weakly were: Board, and lodging $17 ; $14. They-charged $@a day. ° Phe California. hotel at Rongh and bady, formerly owned by D. W. idridge, wae'in the hands of B.Crabé a ,,, the father .of the, world-famed is Lotta. LF. Smith. was .a-justice-of the espe attorney at Grass Valley: dore Miller: was elerk of the fict court. .%& Hirst were in the express ‘ forwarding packages and letje fdthig: dratve, etc. mes Bireh ran a daily line’ of bs leaving here at 7 o'clock a. m., g through Grass Valley, Rough = pady, Johnson’s RKanch and ggemeng reaching Sacramento at . J.T. French was the Nevada agent and the line was known as ‘ fsgraph line. nge Ei. Clark, with office 4on Main ,corner of Pine,” (which shows have been'changes in our streets 8.0ur people) was Nevada City regory’s Atlantic and r ‘He.slso had-an ‘office “Kotel, Grass’. Valley, and Saxton’s store, Rough and ‘Birch, of Morristown, Bel« anty, Ohio, was advertised ‘for isconsolate wife. When last a om he was on the, North tied above Marysville. B. Ferre was local agent for Tres * Co.’s daily express to SacraD, Hie office. was at the foot, of ers & Co.’s daily express line to nento had its office at.D. Phelps’ : hotel, foot of Broad and Main er ran etri-weekly stage to ville. by & Bell ran a temperance hojown as the American. . It-wes on. was .the. regulation: diet.. There was et, mear the bridge. Board . , ; ging were $15.2 week, bourd $12. mon for dinner and salnion balls for. KEY AD 4 PORTE Na GAUGE , Austin & Co. ran. the shotel (late . & bowling. ptions of the house. wal} olia)’ at. . Best had. the. Washington . ED upber Main etrect. gimes had in the fall of : 1851. ta-} stand of Messrs. Crawford iain tteet, nbd jn the folit of extracting teeth ket, mad C ?. Sawyer — y: was one Of} $2.50 apiece. __ . tothe etates::.Heowanted to sell six elaims in prt ooyeey ee nttes bor phate ie 2 ‘others had e ; ; Gray: i & Mey, York hotel now is. Co, located“in.the; second building. . Barker’s Exchange, (a hinoed gal above the new theater, fronting on both ling place, was ons Lane’s, livery Meinend Broek Sapa ye: A @ general] stable is now. A used to play merchandise store, there night and day and there were me door below.the.Gregory house, sold . place. and jewelry.. The first theater was at the janetion . Espenscheid, corner ‘Main ‘na of Broad and Main streets, but in 1852 Gsunectal streets, made and mended it’ was’ where the Morgan & Roberts boots and shoes. block now is and was known as ae. .@’Oonnell & Boot advertised for sale matic Hall. the Nevada City Bakery on Coyote The Polka saloon, a. favori eit street, guarantevingit: to be doing a} ling resort, was where A. Is s store business of fifteen thousand’ ‘dollars ‘a is, and Thomas. Buckner had. the El week. Dorado, ghothér . popalar . _ sporting Davis & Hirst advertised flour, butter place, near the sjte. now occupied . by brown sugar, Irish potatoes and bills of . Gauit’s bakery. © , exchange. One of the lively episodes of the} “M. Lewis & Co. conducted the Emeatly fifties was when a. man who had . pire Olothing Depot} first door below . lost all his money at Barker’s Exchange Barker’s Exchange. ‘Started out to terrorize the.camp. He}, Just below the Empire Wichands drew a bowie and, went the rounds of . ; Oo. sold cigars, tobacco, candy, etc. jjall the business places on Main street, . . ‘Thompeon&: Brown conducted the . the storekeepers fleeing precipitately Amieri¢an Market, They sold the best) before-him. . American ‘beef, also provisions. rent the hotel.in Coyoteville known as/. “Qurly? had a two hours rough and the American ‘house ‘or Hotel” we tumble fight on Main~street'in broad . : ‘Franee. = daylight. «Several: .thensand «people J oseph Clark & Co. of Tadian Valley gathered around and_cheered. them on. one mile south of Centreville bad for}, The peace officers were too busy-with sale 14 milch cows, part of them with)their own affairs in those days to ‘calves. Centreville is now Grass Val-. bother with official duties. ley. Main street was in 1852 thickly setBrown, Hyatt & Co. at Centreville, tled with business: places from Deer Grags: (Valley, advertised a general mér-. Creek toa point above where John T. chandiese business. Morgan’s present. home ‘is,.The;Post; The yo i ~~ were J. R. McCon-. office was nearly opposite where the’ nell oni. J. tional church now is and Dr. (Bue aw : a fles}” “Few of those who were ere in “y902 Searls, Azariah Martin. and 1858 are still among us.. The folHubbard& Hodge, corner of Main and . lowing is believed to be a nearly if not Coyote, hada book and statiqnery store. . quite correct list of them: L. Garthe, Hodge was County Treasurer. A. Isoard, D. 8: Baker, F..T. . Marker, I. . The local physicians -who-advertised . J. Rolfe, Dr. R: M: Hunt, J.J, Meacham, jenn To O. Wyatt. Dry Wm. Js Knox, E. O. Tompkins, Z. P. Davis, Hi. Gove, Jesse Moore, D; G. Clark. Prof, E. Muller,Sam Eddy, B. 0. Waite, . . At Grasse Valley Dr. Wm. ‘MeOormick George F. Jacobs, D. L.Calkins, ‘E. G: was practicing Withington, &.-G. McCutchan, E. A pal era oe Go,-were then bookBooth, H. C. Mills, Wm. Holmes, Consellera.and stationers in Grags Valley. rad Grissell; Wm. Scott, Jas. Colley, N Spanish dance house abont where the . ss joM-d& Ae Rosenheim, on -Main,.street . generally from 500 to 1000 ‘men imthe sess. get our prices, You will-save.money: i ‘by purchasing your Wall Paper of us Ge I. as our stock is complete and prices are . Daring this exciting period Frank ithe lowest. John:Phillips ' adveriised: for: sale or Cleveland and another man known 28 . Samples of Wall Paper sent ¥' all . Parlor, No. ‘66, N. 8, G. W., will be ‘held “Give ua pole macteh: old man. **It’s of no use now. Th ey’re : n out t bulk of the people naturally tarn he _ overtaken by sickness, caused in me blade tok poledilihg diseases like Giphtherta scarlet fever, etc. GREATEST, Because of the'vast number la “which come from . ery” cyte tnt i Reitiay Bagh: 9 cures and overflowing with gratitude. gm Because it eradicates every of scrofula,’ cures the worst sases of hip disease, aubdues the itchand pete gd of eczema, heale all pee use it cone dy dystoni an re ; lara” Unawenee te by} neutralizing ‘the acid in the blood, » Overcomes catarrh by removing the :scrofula taints that cause it, . Greatest, Because unequalled by any

other medicine for supplying the fonkty with pure, rich, nourishing : thus ‘curing nervousness, Ranigh and nervous prostration. . GREATEST, Because of economy and bs ate ngth, Hood’s Sarsaparilla being _ the only medicine of which it can truly be said, «« 100 doses one dollar,” Greatest, Because it is pre in’ ; a) f fhe la rator ons a arsapari Iding Which conta ns ‘thore than plishes s we : Relies acres of floor space. eases whentall-other medicines fail to Greatest, Because it.is peculiar in any good Whatever. combination, proportion and process an possesses curative, properties.unknown to any other medicine, GREATEST, Because of the greatest CONSE, Beni cst. merit,.greatest sales, greatest hold upon the confidence of mp es geome ’ Wait Wal Z athe people as an honest medicine. AutherGorvigament of wall apollo (8) od’ S. \Sarsabas juat.been .received.ab Rosenberg, parilla ‘Brothers direct from: the east: ‘Call and . Aincrica’s Greatest’ Medicine. Sold by druggists. , Prepared only by . . Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. »Hoen’s Prits‘are thé: best. family vas} tharic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure, PATENTS! parts of the country on application. ; mi2-tf __ ROSENBERG Bros. NvS.d. We d. W, Notice, “The.regular ‘meeting of . Hydraulic Pension, Land seh 1s? Beaman one : ludian Depredation OLAIMs. Be STATES AND. FOREIGN rage mer ; interferences conducted; cia’ examinationt; ’ trad this evening and a full attendance ‘is ‘desired. By. order, ~.. OHAS, SCHWARTZ, Pied. ‘Bid. Morean, Seo'y. ————— and designs registere e mS siahiehs ement auiby y ph oe small mod together with a escription of the mcst important features yadvine gon the course to pursue, esession of patents and the sam: fringement, submit Hable opinion. National Bureau of Claims, WASHINCTON, D. C BOONE’S RETRY 'T “AGENCY sarin x, PATENT sani © matter to us for a re~ Beware of.4 cheap” bak_Iing powders’ Alum makes . good medicine but bad food. Ask your doctor. as : <The Hotel de\Paris was on Commer, . P, Brown, Lord Housman, J.T. Mor-1 cia} ye at gan. j . H. Lantb and O. W. Young were Among the earliest-settlers of the satobiiiehers and jewelers at the cor. fair sex who were here in those times . . ner of Main and oy ote: street. » -fand are still residents are Mrs. J. B. M. Ranedell and N. P. Poor. had 9. Gray Sr. Mrs. CO. APare, Mrs. Z. P. general store on the north side of Broad . Davis, Mrs. RB. G. MoCntchan,.: Mrs. street one door below the Central hotel. . Caroline Allen. _ J. WeMorrison. sold boots, shesg.and . E.G. (“Ned”) Withington, the carclothing on Broad street. riage and sign painter. is said to be the . Wilson & Wilking-at the Bridge maks. earliest resident of Nevada City still ket, foot of Main erect, sold meats and. living here. He came in September, vegetables. 1849. Oarrior. —_—_——— oa = ee et doe aloes To Cure a Cold. in One Day Miss M. ©. Bowers had a private. Take Laxative Bromo G Quinine Tablets: choo! in Oda ‘Fellows hall. Tuition . All Druggists refund the money if it was $8 a month. fails to.cure. , 25c. é1 -84-fim. A. new road had been opened to Hook . & Sawyer’s Nevada saw mill on Big : E. G. Smith ran the Beatty ae at Grass_ Valley. ‘Baxter & Holils offered for als their beef market, store and boarding house ‘at Grass Valley. D. Phelps ‘kept the Express Hotel) TQ) WIE BROS, CO., and Miik Depot, : foot: of Broad ‘and Main etreets: Hecharged $16 a week for board and room, $14 for board alone, and fifty cents a quart for, milk. At thie as-at most other hotels. fresh ‘salmon brought daily from Sacramento FINEST FINISHING LUMBER IN THE WORLD, For Sale by BULLDING, MILL AND: MINING LUMBER. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. fried salmon for, breakfast, baked salStockholders’ Meeting. supper. * Beef was too expensive. for a ie, Nevada meeting. ne wy Be . steady: thing and chickens were about fangs ‘Rarrow Gauce even Directors, to, 9 orn Si ae neui cd i on of anah 0 b other bu be, Compa. will be be the one I. T. Hirst sold lamher from the. ot Se ea [potes £ Mebend will on 1iMile “Dear . Wednesday, tinge A Creek sod . Leek a ee Polls will be 2 : so a or a wlll be slowed jee! Gah nae he EIDDER, President. FLETOHER, Secretary. Mrs.'M.H. Simpson sold fancy gel oe . perfumes, etc. ctnant Allen to} . Gnonas rs square apse he.was about.to go back tae a: FORD, wits . Attorney and Counselor at Law,° (eae, See , COR, COMfor shore Fesbies over leon.” . SeQUOIa Gigantea, . » Manufacturers and.Dealers in Bs toe Sa Sah ee 26eh . xt me Ny ais at Motehantn, Rxshangs, Cait: +i ed, Regard. to following Lettet Speaks for It . OW. KH. Crawford, Esq. Dear Sir: I contemplated leaving here for Yevada today, but so mafiy Yovelties for Caster, and for Summer wear, are coming tn thia week, and inasmuch as you write me of the cold weather, S think it better to de-~ . day my departure for at least gnother week, in order Chat you may show the very latest goods, With Par(sian Wodels or Patterna before me Iam busily engaged reproducing the same so you can sell the very same style at one-third. of t/¢ cost-of the Imported cartiela,: Ohese:I will ship some. day this week, Yours Respectfully, San Francisca, Wfareh /6. Wiss]. Getrau. SEI IIE IES IC aR AR a Sa ae ak aie sae aca ae Ladies,:I will put-the goods before you.’ Why not come and show your appreciation of the enterprise which brings the markets of the World to your very door ? DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF OUR OPENING DAY. WwW. MH. CRAWFORD. s. ARTISTIC TAILORING. 4 “We He HIBBITT, , Artist See, MERCH ANT : TAILOR, . Pine Street, near, Broad Street,.Nevada City: [Successor to Frank T. Smith.) nig Beer i i in the city. te Welens, lines, the latest designs in Imported and Doesti Workmanship anda 4 by impure blood, poor dyspepsia, . . Good Things for em copy-rights,. abelr . ' ed. or if you are chaiged with in. It. Stands. to. Reason . That a house dealing . eniees ee «Pe tego to parohere sien thing in oe go Bip sncen aim Semen KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. He carries a large stock of all kinds of Farnitare, and will supply you with any }\ article at San Francisco prices, with the ) freight added. Remember, that when you EVERYBODY NEEDS ‘Spring DR. LA RUE'S SARSAPARILLA . Is Just the Thing. FOR SALE AT 2a DIGRERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery,.Cameras and Seats Supplies. aes TRICKIER YOUR Dinner oe! 000 0enrensoorogoogrons Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount. Rouge. Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. HHH MH INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» ® ® TAKE ROBIN HOOD . For an Appetizer, Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and © Orange Peel, Boiled Cider, WOLF, The Cash Grocer: TIC TIETE SESIEIESIRSIENESESE BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup ‘Shasta Water, Shasta Giscer Ale @ Depot for Fancy Groceries = el PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. oi alk coma cianarecs Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 Duffy’s Malt . i Pickles, % gal. bottles... 25 Gamecock Whisky ditt: or Sen Gale, per gal. 50 Bag WES iscsi 75\. Olives, “ > Bryant’s Root Beer 2%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s . ““ "3 for '50. Everything else in proportion. e = © © ©.» =. * ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. += + = = No STALE Goons. ’ lal alent ec I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily. and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My y policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At. the Lowest Prices One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Comnetess) Streat, Nevada City.