April 8, 1885 (4 pages)

: Te hal Trani ‘PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & Carkins. . Proprietors. "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1885. BARRIOS, THE DICTATOR. The most condicting informa“tion is: published regarcing the character of this suddenly famous agitator, and even his fate is involved in doubt. By a sudden pronunciamento he declared the Central American States united, and himself their ruler. At fist the outcriés weré all savagely against him, and there sesms warrant for it in his high-handed proceedings. Union isa good thing _ usually, and-a union of the small States that make up the little family ly'ng betwcen Mexico and New Grenada, if achieved wita their concurrence, would raise these feeble’ communities in~ the scale of national importance. But the other Republics which were ——_-yirtaally annexed to Gua* mala by Barrios’ proclamation, did not . relish this sudden absorption, and all ot them, with the exception of Costa Rica, not yet heard from, flew to arms, Barrios responded by pushing a superior — force against San Salvador, oaly to meet defeat, and the latest news says, his death. But Barrios has friends, at least ‘admirers, who now.-make themselves heard, asserting his pattiotism and bis statesmanship ; that heisatrue father to his people, and entirely free from the wscrupulous ambition with which he has been credited. Rev. J. B. Hill, well known in this city, lectured in San Francisco Sunday evening on this subject and testified:that Barrios’ whole public life had been a weary struggle for the advancemeut of Guatemala and her sister States. All the best elements of the Central American population _favored unification. Upon the 15th of la-t September a cor’erence was held in Guatemala between Barrios, the Presidents of San Salvador and Honduras, and ‘an envoy from Nicaragua, at ~ which it was decided that the declaration of union should be issued by Barrios,+» whom, as the mcst prominent figure in Central America, the leadership of the movement should be given. The other Presidents were to follow with similar, declarations. There was nothought oi forcing the union. The invasion of Salvador by Barrios was the result of personal feeling on his part aga’1st Zalvidar, the President, for his gross breach of faith and betrayal of the Guatemalan leader, who he falsely asser:ed. intended to become the first President of the uni‘ d republic. and emphatically stated that he would under no consideration ac‘cept such a position. jHe had “made this declaration to the speaker personally. « All he desired was the union. When that should be accomplished he intonded retiring from public life of which he was wearied. The pres“ent miscarriage of his plans would e_probably hasien his retirement. The speaker scouted the report of} -his having been killed. = This seems to be authentic,” out it would have been well toéxpla‘n how the presidents ofthe various republics could barter awa, the independence’ éf their countries or substitute their proclamation for a commion convention, representing tie republics, and agreeing upona “ basis of union, or a constitution. Bar.’ovwife has just bought a $500,000 house in New York, “and Barrios has $10,000,000 in the junds of England and France. He bas certainly found patriotism proitable. : I A * Qauirornta was awarded the sweepstakes gold medal for the best display of citrus fruits at the New Orleans Exposition. >_> In arresting a drunken man at Olympia, W. T., a policeman shot ‘and killed his prisoner for resist4g bis authority. ———$7 GENERAL GRANT passed: a comfortable day yesterday, and the indications are that he wall live _ several days. Ir is reported that Morrison will withdraw from the. Senatorial fight in Iinois ‘n favor of General Black. Hon. John ‘F. Finerty, an exmember of Congress, was rottenegged if Chicago Sunday night. ~ --Epwarp Nash, aged 20, while ened. killed his mother and sis-’ ter near Monmouth, Il. : : Coneressman Randall is recov: —— his Tecent. entie. ill ness. WE 1OLESALE arrests ore Barrios had repeatedly . ” ‘PRICE LIST For Cash ! Flour, per 100 Ibs..$2 25 Wheat, Be ges 1 75 Corn, eae rie 1°75 Rolle“‘Barley“ ‘ ..:. 1 50 White Sugar1 1-2 lbs.1 Brown “ = 15 . bs.. 1 Rice 1 Ee Currents, 10% ..1 Prunes, 1S fives 1 Beans, MO Aa: 1 Java Coffee, 4“ .. << Costa Rica‘ 6 .., Ss oe Washine Powder 12 ap rs 1 Chocolate, 4 papers.. 1 Oysters, 12 cans.1 Green Corn, 6-—-* 1 Green Peas, eae 1 String Beans, 8 “ .1 . Tomatoes, 10. salmon, ar . Jeers . Table Fruit, O35. % Pie Fruit, ae 1 ny g * 1 Sardines, ee aes 1 Lozstors. 6 “ 1 Deviled Ham, 4 “ 1 Corned 3eef, Y Beer S. 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: Te hal Trani ‘PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & Carkins.. . Proprietors. "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1885. BARRIOS, THE DICTATOR. The most condicting informa“tion is: published regarcing the character of this suddenly famous agitator, and even his fate is involved in doubt. By a sudden pronunciamento he declared the Central American States united, and himself their ruler. At fist the outcriés weré all savagely against him, and there sesms warrant for it in his high-handed proceedings. Union isa good thing _ usually, and-a union of the small States that make up the little family ly'ng betwcen Mexico and New Grenada, if achieved wita their concurrence, would raise these feeble’ communities in~ the scale of national importance. But the other Republics which were ——_-yirtaally annexed to Gua* mala by Barrios’ proclamation, did not . relish this sudden absorption, and all ot them, with the exception of Costa Rica, not yet heard from, flew to arms, Barrios responded by pushing a superior — force against San Salvador, oaly to meet defeat, and the latest news says, his death. But Barrios has friends, at least ‘admirers, who now.-make themselves heard, asserting his pattiotism and bis statesmanship ; that heisatrue father to his people, and entirely free from the wscrupulous ambition with which he has been credited. Rev. J. B. Hill, well known in this city, lectured in San Francisco Sunday evening on this subject and testified:that Barrios’ whole public life had been a weary struggle for the advancemeut of Guatemala and her sister States. All the best elements of the Central American population _favored unification. Upon the 15th of la-t September a cor’erence was held in Guatemala between Barrios, the Presidents of San Salvador and Honduras, and ‘an envoy from Nicaragua, at ~ which it was decided that the declaration of union should be issued by Barrios,+» whom, as the mcst prominent figure in Central America, the leadership of the movement should be given. The other Presidents were to follow with similar, declarations. There was nothought oi forcing the union. The invasion of Salvador by Barrios was the result of personal feeling on his part aga’1st Zalvidar, the President, for his gross breach of faith and betrayal of the Guatemalan leader, who he falsely asser:ed. intended to become the first President of the uni‘ d republic. and emphatically stated that he would under no consideration ac‘cept such a position. jHe had “made this declaration to the speaker personally. « All he desired was the union. When that should be accomplished he intonded retiring from public life of which he was wearied. The pres“ent miscarriage of his plans would e_probably hasien his retirement. The speaker scouted the report of} -his having been killed. = This seems to be authentic,” out it would have been well toéxpla‘n how the presidents ofthe various republics could barter awa, the independence’ éf their countries or substitute their proclamation for a commion convention, representing tie republics, and agreeing upona “ basis of union, or a constitution. Bar.’ovwife has just bought a $500,000 house in New York, “and Barrios has $10,000,000 in the junds of England and France. He bas certainly found patriotism proitable. : I A * Qauirornta was awarded the sweepstakes gold medal for the best display of citrus fruits at the New Orleans Exposition. >_> In arresting a drunken man at Olympia, W. T., a policeman shot ‘and killed his prisoner for resist4g bis authority. ———$7 GENERAL GRANT passed: a comfortable day yesterday, and the indications are that he wall live _ several days. Ir is reported that Morrison will withdraw from the. Senatorial fight in Iinois ‘n favor of General Black. Hon. John ‘F. Finerty, an exmember of Congress, was rottenegged if Chicago Sunday night. ~ --Epwarp Nash, aged 20, while ened. killed his mother and sis-’ ter near Monmouth, Il. : : Coneressman Randall is recov: —— his Tecent. entie. ill ness. WE 1OLESALE arrests ore Barrios had repeatedly . ” ‘PRICE LIST For Cash ! Flour, per 100 Ibs....$2 25 Wheat, Be ges 1 75 Corn, eae rie 1°75 Rolle“‘Barley“ ‘ ...:. 1 50 White Sugar1 1-2 lbs.1 Brown “ = 15 . bs.... 1 Rice 1 Ee Currents, 10% ....1 Prunes, 1S fives 1 Beans, MO Aa: 1 Java Coffee, 4“ .... << Costa Rica‘ 6 ...., Ss oe Washine Powder 12 ap rs 1 Chocolate, 4 papers.... 1 Oysters, 12 cans..1 Green Corn, 6-—-* 1 Green Peas, eae 1 String Beans, 8 “ ..1 . Tomatoes, 10. salmon, ar . Jeers . Table Fruit, O35. % Pie Fruit, ae 1 ny g * 1 Sardines, ee aes 1 Lozstors. 6 “ 1 Deviled Ham, 4 “ 1 Corned 3eef, Y Beer S. Lard, 8Ib “ .. .90 Lard, ‘4a4To " US Kerosene, 5 gallon “ ..1-75 Kerosene, per “ ices’ 40 Syrup, per gallon..... 60 Syrup, .5 gallon kegs..2 50 Ficmio®, 6. 2% (2 t6. 1-80 Tea, 5 pound box, ..1 25 Tea, per pound, 35 Soap, per box, 60 Harkness Candles, per box,3 50 ioe “32 for 1 SanFran “ 80for 1 S “per box 1 50 Butter, perroll 650 Tobacco, per plug’ 50 And Everything olse in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF’ “SCLOTHEGE* Pe lstehefatatelaistatatateiatateiehodo’ * SMADE, FOR NOTHING ALL WOOL SUITS, From $25 and Upwards. ALL WOOL PANTS, _ From $6 and Upwards. (@® Order work at equally Low Prices. (O@™ Sotisfaction guaranteed or ng goed ~P. D. POLIDORI, Merchant Tailor, Broad st., 2 doors below Naticnal Exchange Hotel. Money Made on a Small Capital. Apparatus, Stock and Supplies of all Kinds For Making Rubber Hand Stamps. O other light facturing can equal it for large and speedy returns. A rare chance to establish a permanent, profitable and growing business in your own town on a very small capital. SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS, The Barnes & Allen Mfg. Co., Syracuse, N. Y. Piles’! Piles! ! Piles!!! URE eure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. One box has cured the worst, cases of 20 years’ standing. No one need suffer five minutes after using William’s Pile Ointment. it absorbs tumors, allays itching, acts as poultice, gives instant relief. Prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, nothing else. Hon J.-M. Coffenbury, of Clievelanu, says: ‘‘I have used scores of Pile cures, and it affords me pleasure to say thatI have never found anything which gives such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment. FRAZIER MEDICINE CO.,, Prop’s, Carlen, hio. For Sale by CARR BRO MACHINERY AND TOOLS For Light Manufacturing and Amatears, bnei 816 LA™: Drill Presses, Shape Scroll Saws and Small Machine Teols ‘or Iren and Wood Working. SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE, R. G. BARNES, & Co., Syracuse, N EALED PROPOSALS will be recéived by. h the Board of Supervisors until FRIDAY, APRIL 10th, 1836; at 2 Mt ore P. M., for the construction’ shelving an eon ‘holes, ine aes ven of th e County cies ‘8 edice as 8 On file in the office Rees? aa ~The deel — right toe ty, Ue and all bi "Nevada, March 81, gate WIULIAM WOLF'S) NOTICE TO owraactons ; F Hoarhound % “Aitioniats Paid In. _ The following amounts were paid in the County T-easury during the last fiscal month : T. M. Buckman, redemption certificate, $11.41. cei ificat2, $5.80. A. Larson, redemption cert’ = icat-, $7.12. Texas M. Co.,redemption certificate, $90.63. R. McLellan, redemption _ tificate, $11.01. Blue Tent G. M. Co., john tion certificate, $1,955.85. “Wm. Curless, redemption certificate, $27.92. G. E. Robinson, fees on licenses, $181. Geo. E. Robinson, delinquent taxes of 1884, $1,312.44, R. L. Ogden, *1+-rest on school land, $32. J. M. Ballard, Justice fines, $3. G.E. Robinson, tuition of nonresidents in-Nevada school’ d’ztrict, $35. F.G. B atiy, Sierra county and Milton Co. (portioa of payment ‘or bridge across Middle Yuba r‘ver opposite Moore’s Flat) $656.50. —_John-Webber,-rent, $25— : 7} THE . DELHI. A Young But Pivmiciig Mining A Enterprise on the Ridge. Cotwienia Hn, April 2, 1885. Eprror TRANSCRIET—The Delhi quartz mine, which is owned by A. Larson & Co., redemption . BMcMurray and others, is being . the Board, presided. The minrapidly developed. ‘Thenew mill, completed a short time. ago, is running satisfactorily night andf day. The mill is a substantial structure of eight 900-pound stamps, and isrun by water power with 230 feet pressure. The battery is run by a 56-inch: Pelton wheel. Attached to the mill are four Triumph concentrators, which two self-feeders. The owners have been at great expense, owing to the fact that nearly all of the timbers used inthe construction of the. mill had to be cut and edged up by hand,and on account }of the mill being ‘situated ina deep, narrowravine about threefourths of a mile: from. the. Middle Yuba. Not a pound of the ore has to be raised. It is dumped from the mouth of the tannel into a chute which carries it to the ore room, and thence it is drop{ped into the feeders. Jobn A. Rapp, Recorder’s f 3s, $287.90. Ceo. Lo-d, Sheriff's fees, $35.40. Geo. E. Robinson, fess for certificates of tax sales and tax deeds, . $3. George E. Rob‘.son, licenses, $257.50. F. G. Bea'i7,-Auaditor’s fees on “renses, $13. : W. D. Woods, road poll tax Dist ‘ct No. 2, $544.25. Geo. E. Robinson, Treasurer’s comm*ss_ons, $3.76. F. G. Beatiy, Clerk’s fees, $336.15. D. Coll'ns, Siate school poll tax, $765. W. P. Sowden, Justice fines, $10. Totai amount paid in, $6,450.64. Belance of cash on hand, $83,_——o> o—__—_—__—_. While the fields we're Foansin Breathing new-mown ha clover, We'll think of her, as on wont, Whose teeth and bessane are, every day, Whi as white clover—sweet as hay, And all from using SOZODONT. oyer, NEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MAR. KET OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Etc., first class market. THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR CASH WILL FIND AT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I /WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST RATES. 427 Meats delivered free of che-ge. apl Cc. J. NAFFZIGER. A Bonanza for Agents. THE AMERICAN Farm and Home Cyclopedia. ILLUSTRATED GUIDE to wealth, health and happiness, and a work that every farmer who expects to succeed will be coiupelled to pee in self-defonse. The volume is an invaluable daily referenze Hog for the farm r, his wife, sons and daughte lied with @ index to make pe erence vasy and expeditious, and illustrated with over 2,000 engravings, and nearly ze n colors, This book is design ed to sup] want long-felt by the ubl eg and espe i the * ayzsbeons! bal nie ee Also, ua BOO ON oPHER SUBJECTS. Apply for circulars to J. DEWING & Cu. 420 Bus Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL for eee people. Send 10 cents postage,.and we will mail you FREB, a royal, valuable sample box of goods that will ~~ you in the way of making more money De few d 25 = than you ever thought possible at any 35 een Capital not required. You can live at home and work in spare time only, or all the time. Al: of both sexes, of all-ages, grandly successful. 50 cents to $5 eavily earned every evening. That all who wane work _ test the business, we make this unparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full culars, directions, etc., sent free. Immense > soluteiy sure for all who start at once, aes Addiess Stinson & Co., Portland, aine, ; Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters. RAZIER’S Root Bitters arenot a dram shop beverage, but are strictly medicinalin every sense. They act p Ragone peo the liver and kidneys, ian ee and regular, make the w pray heal the ~ lunge, build ae nerves, and cleanse blood’ anu system of every at brads Sole by Cerr Bros, $1 4 Dr. Frazier’s “Magic Ointment. A sure cure for Little Grubs in the Skia, Rough Skin, ete. It will remove that rough: ness fromthe hands and ro you beautiful. Price 50c. _¥RAZIER MEDICINE CO., STOP THAT couch : Cleveland, ee sale by ‘Carr Bros. ¥ USING THE GUM TREE. COUGH ~ ¥YRUP. If once tried in Pee family il free from icken th aitecove oan the pening Bed remedy for sop a coughand building up weak lungs. has no equal asa cure ag and is made from the leaves of th e Australan Gum or Bucalyptus Zres, combined with w. D. VINTON, Agent, Mamata: And all kinds of meat usually found in a The mine is worked through a a tunnel which is run into the south side of the mountain about 600 feet and displaysa fine body of ore. Should the company choose to do so, they can open lower levels without hauing to raise a drop of water. The owaerts are sanguine of success, for the indications are remarkably good.—-A. ‘S. Bigelow has charge of the underground portion of the work. Those interested in the mine are practical miners, ann through the efforts of these gentlemen this section may receive a stimulus that willinsure the future development of its hidden regov-ces, Yours truly, Ripa@e. A Remarkable Family. Those who failed to att nd the concert a few even‘ngs s‘nce, given on bebalf of the Congregational Church, missed a rare musical treat. The grand feature of the entertainment . was the Godair =. family—a fam‘ly composed of father, mother, four daughters and two sons, ranging irom: thre2 to forty years of age. Each member can play on some k'nd of an imstrument and all of them can sing,

some creditably and others beautifully. Their appearance on the stage is unique and very attractive. The dancing of little Bertha and Hattie was truly graceful and elegant. The dcting of the little ones dzew from the immense audience frequent outbursis of applause, Isaac Sanks, Jr., who assuméd .the role of comedian in the periormance, won for himself the-approval-of-all-present. The Godair family should receive the highest patronage of the people, wherever they may go, not only for their remarkable talents but for their moral standing. Cle. In Oakland, April 4, 1885, Maria F., beloved wifeof H“F. G reelon and daughter of Mrs. ones McCrum, a nativeof Gra.. Valley, 1, aged 28 years and 6 months, THE NEW CASH Grocery and Provision SToRH, In the Transcript Block, Commercial street, Nevada ‘City. UST RECEIVED, A FULL STOCK OF everything in the line of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, ETC. Which I offer to the people of Nevada and vicinity At Greatly Reduced Rates, Doing NOTHING BUT A CASH BUSINESS, I can give. customers the full benefit of a CASH trade. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call and see the quality as well as the price. BLACKSMITHING, CARRIAGE AND WAGON HORSE-SHOBING. SHOP, BROAD STREET, ABOVE W. C. GROVES P. CLANCY, Proprietor. HAVING SECURED THE ERVICES OF A FIRST. CLASS “BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER, FROM SAN FRANCISCO, AND THOMAS McKEE HAVING BEEN EMPLOYED AS WHEELWRIGHT, I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF WORK IN MY LINE IN THE BEST STYLE, ON THE ‘SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE. LOWEST PRICES. i CLARCY. _ Nevada City, essences are run by an 18-inch Pelton, and . } WM. H. SMITH. . . BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. April Session. Turspay, April 7. The Board met purszanéto adjournment, all the members present. F.M. Pridgeon, Chairman of utes of yesterday were read and . approved. James Marriott: was appcinted Justice of the Peace in Bloomfield township, vice John Knotwell, resigned. A petition to exempt persons from paying toll in traveling to and from court to attend upon criminal cases, was granted. The following demands were found due and ordered paid from the GENERAL FUND. Constable’s fees—Mrs. L. A. Montgomery, $14.70; Chas. H. . Francis, $17.80; W. H. McFarland, $2; C. C. Towasend, $238; J. Teeters, $171-70; J. Reed, $11440; E. Cummings, $42 20; E. Northup, $45 80; S. B. Crawford, $53 40. Coyote ecalpe—Citizens Bank, $10; F. Eutler, $10; Wm. George +%. ~~ & Democrat’s Opinion. The Colusa Sun is printing A CORRESPONDENT of the New England Farmer says that a New York Farmer observéd that some oi his appletrees, that had been dressed with unleecl *d wood ashes, bore apples whieh kept all winter without rotting, while the rest of the fru‘t rotten badly. His trees were infested with apple tree blight. He finally applied wood ashes, at the rate of 200 bushels to the atre, to his orchard, and washed the bodies of the trees with lye. The orchard recovered from the blight and the apples would then keep in an ordinary cellar all wintor. _>-—_—_—— Tue Placerville Democrat says that M. S. Grainger found on his place, near Shingle Springs, about one munth ago, a piece of gold weighing $1,515. It was near the surface. He had prev‘ously found in the same vicinity pieces weighing from $100 to $300. 7 Untrep Srates~-troopsare tobe immediately sent to Aspinwall jand Panama, to protect American interests. —— oemA ricu widow has been arrested +1 Eondon-charged with decoying aos UED BY ROSHNBARG BROs. a “WHY PEOPLE SHOULD PURCHASE —AT THE— PALAGE DAY GOODS STORE! A NEW DEPARTURE. (8 We will keep in the fature, always on hand, an inferior quality of goods along with our good goods; i in order te show. the People the difference i in QUALITY AND PRICES. ‘Cheap Johns-F"ly-by-nights, (O@We will sell no moth eaten goods to anybody. O@ We will not limit purchasers to any quantity, but will sell them as much as they want. ("We will guarantee nothing but what is guaranteed to Us, ag— ir .0cent girls to their ruin. sketches of the members of the Legislature, and we find this about the gentleman from Truckee : newspaper man—an editor. high opinion of Mr: McGlashan, and would no: discount the future fora very small premium. He has a very considerable ability, and made. some good _ speeches, ence. He worked as hard as any other member, and wanted to make a record; bui he spread the record out too broad. He occuF ed the floor more, perhaps, than any other man. If he had concentrated his efforts, he wouid have had more influence. hear more of him. Cun aggro TS or) and two horses -have—just been found in the Kootenay _regior., British Columbia. seriously hurt two others, _ Poe prise 11,000 men. _ OO? Beaito county. tern New York. ra, Mexico. ++ --—— —_. Oregon. Ae ti Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, In Acute Pulmonary Troubles. Dr. F. B, Stick.anp, New York, beneficial afterall acute pulmonary attacksin adults, and in children during and after such diseases.”’ Auction and Commission. I will receive new and secondhand goods of all kinds on commission, and do a general auctioneering business. Broad street, next door to City Hall. a4-tf Gero. Tracy. <> 2 Dr. Penninaton’s Dental Office is on Commercial street. _a2-9t ey FINEST FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS, BEST WORKMEN, Es PERFECT FIT, LOWEST PRICES. —_— —_—_—, any over tailor. By profession Mr. McGlashan is a He is a very ambitious, has a very but ‘he attempted too much and . pzactically destroyed his influIf he livesa iaw years the people will see and Tue skeletons of a man (supposed to be M. :Hilton, a prospectThe falling of « le sign at Fitisburg killed one person and -Tue first of the French reinforeements for Tonquin will comA successful stock show was held Saturday ‘n Hollister, San Tar long winier has caused great loss to the farmers in wesTure Yaqui Indians are still committing depredatioas in SonoA 16-year old boy was kicked to death by a horse at Pendleton, says: “I find your Emulsion very I will Make Up Suits or Si bela ‘Ge-mcnt3; for LESS MONEY th: than Galt onm ebeforeplacing your orders, Co. BARRETT, . \46 BROAD STREET, NEVADA orry. gg ee Wales deparied fo? Ireland last evening. ; _ eo A steAMER foundered in the Sea of Azof, drown'ng th'rty persons. =o -.—-—— At Leadville, Col., ‘William Fer.field shotand killed Charles Mahon. oe Ex-SecReTary Frelinghuysen i is still seriously ill. seed Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung ‘Balsam Is-the greatest remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, 4sthma, Catarrh and Whooping Cough,and all diseases of thethroat and lungs. It performs -wonders in relieving Consumption. It strengthens the lungs and instantly allays all irritation of the throat. CLEVELAND, Ono. Dr. Frazier—Dear Sir: I was troubled for about three months during the last summer and fall with Bronchitis and-a bad cough. After trying several remedies without finding any relief, I used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and found immediate help. On retiring at nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks I found myself cured. Rev. E. Nuts. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung }. Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lungs, and assists nature by expectoration to throw off the corruption. Sold by druggists everywhere at 75 cents a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. For soarp and lodging or a good two bit meal,goto the Thomas House, Broad street. 0. C. Conlan, proprietor. je8-ly POWDER Absolutely Pure, This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More ecehomieal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of tow test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sotp Ontv mv cans. Roya Baxina Powpver Co., 106 Wall St. N-Y: prienentee kee Ck oheenes, THE LEADING Merchant ‘Tailor IN NEVADA COUNTY. + Tue Prince afid Princess of . ‘you the -. BiggestB areains — Heard of Here. we claiin to be responsible. (0 We have marked our gods in plain figures. (0@" We have the Cheapest, Largest and Best selected stock of” goods in all grades. . (0@We have no Rotten Trees, hence we fear no rotten branches, @@" We do not pretend to.cll any goods at a loss. MF We claim we have reduced the prices on low class goods. MF We will expose others in their Chatham Street Tricks. They sell a few Leaders in small quantities at atoss. But beware and be very careful not to be duped. (FWe buy our goods from d'rect importers, hence we are under no obligation to. second hand Auction Dealers. @ Here is our price list, subject to changes: (0@F-25 yards Good Prints for $1 00. We will sell you from 10c to $100 worth. O@Gingham, good quality, 18 yards for $1 00. We will give yc1as much as you want. (#7 Sheeting, 20 and 5c per yard, all you want. M@™ Chemie, 30c apiece, more than you want. M&F Buttons, 3c per doz., in great quantities. (@0@Handkerchiefs; 5c apiece; as many as you want. (0@ This is only a partial price list, which we think is matticions for us. MF We will not sympathiz> in the future with anyonewhen they— come to us with the cry that they have been duped by Cheap John Fly-by-nights. They will have to cheat you some way in order to get even on their losses. @@F Be sure and consult us-first before you purchase anything in our line, as we are prepared-for all emergencies; Respectfully, ROSENBERG. BROS. OO@P. S.— We answer no sensational advertisements, Noise it Abroad! That a Great Clotting 5 considerably interested, we propose to FIGHT IT OUT no matter what time it takes. We Allow No One TO UNDERSELL US _—o0—_——_ Note the following List of Prices of some of our GasFifty dozen heaviest Blue Denim Overalls, our own manufacture, made of the best material, 60 cts. each, price heretofore, $1. Thirty dozen Boys’ Overalls, 52 cents, price heretofore, 50 cents. Boy's Cass. Knee Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 and $5. 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 IN PROPORTION. ES These Goods Must be seen to be appreciated. “<a Do not be Humbugged by Cheap John Second-Hand Clothing Houses who have everything to gain and nothing to lose. E= Before making your purchases call on us and see what we have and what we can dg for you. > By sina ofu us we: will Suarantee ‘to give A PROCLAMATION . pe Ours are better goods for—theprice than those _kept— by Of NOTE OUR ADDRESS— ~ ONLY RETAIL HOUSE, HYMAN BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine sts. —WHOLESALE— . HONOLULU, as : BAN PHANCISCO, er, Di PER A} PER W. —== oO. ¢ ceeded ‘Aubur etor ¢ Broad family cisco Conlar six yes made and ar nounc ture W , who k “jnto t Bay, a come § be puk ~~Nevad where down . THe Tharse _week’s groun Mount cleane fifteen This i: one, tl «U) whor at this drivia ent gr Connt is abo cently lor’s ré San Wood, been 1 Mexic Thurs chasec er’s hi the co Qua . nowr have . senta San J Loutz Thon Mi Deer five 1 and beni to tk nurs Pe good ‘he C garde mine days’ distri TH ed ou mie _ lowe! up ne¢ JA point tate «