December 4, 1885 (4 pages)

u re 7 r) } the ec eS Is PUBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. , R. H. Forman has commenced the erection of a handsome dwelling house in the old Waite lot on Piety Hill. The carpenter work is being doie under the superintendence of L. Nibell, and when com. pleted it will be one of the nicest residences in the city. *, Mrs. Lizzie Martin, Drum street, Alleghany City, Pa., wants to.know where her brother, Matthew Elliot, is, Anybody in this section who knows anything about him wiil confer a'great favor by communicating with Mrs. Martin forthwith. int Georges A. Hare, Superintendent of the Yuba mine in WashingDaily Transcript fn, 2 “ sUppEN DHT“ A Pioneer Citizen, ‘Joins the Silent Majerity. : Jobn Hurst, proprietor of the New York Bakery on Commercial street, died of heg@i disease between seven and eight 0’clock yesterday morning after.a short illness. He felt poorly when he went te work Sunday evening, but despite this fact he continued to labor as usual all night. Short1} after he went home next morning he went to bed suffering much, and gradually grew worse up to the time of his death. Mr. Hurst was a hative of Baden, Germany, and , when only about five years old, came.to America with his parents who séttled in New Orleans, Louisiana: Tn 1850 he came to Nevada City and was engazed awhile in mining. Subsequently be and Henry Freidenthal established a ba4 ccncesaealll “A THOROUGHBRED.” the Bay. se An eighteen year old-girl of rather prepossessing appearance came to town the early part of the week looking for employment. She claimed that her home was in San Francisco where she hal been supporting a widowed moth ér, and that she had recently beeh prevailed on to come to Grass Valley to wait on tat.le at a house on the corner of Mill street and Bank alley, called the Rendezvous and claiming to be a reputable place. She stated that the house was not of the character it’had been represented to be, andishe had refused to stay there, She coald not find a place ina private family here, and appeared to be in great. distress ‘saying she was without money or friends and did net know what to do. Some. sympathetic The Queer Actions of a Girl Krom . ’ — en sins fs Annual Gola Product. From the last annual report of -. Hon, J. H. Kimball, Director-General of the United States Mints, we find that the gold productions of California for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1885, was only $13,600,000, as against $16,600,000 for the previous fiscal year, showing a falling off-of $3,000,000. This production included the clean-up of the bedrock’ from the! North Bloomfield, Milton and_ other mines enjoined by Judge Sawyer. Since the end of the fiscal vear of 1885 this source of gold supply has been cut off; and now ' the Eureka Lake Company, one of the largest producersin Nevada county, has discharged its force, ceased operations and thrown many men out ofemployment. This will tell on the gold product for the calender year 1885, as will soon be shown by the annual statement of Wells, . Yankee Aceentin London. ee “Yankee accent and inflection have come into fashion among the London aristocrats. It is a freak that may and may not last. An acquaintance of Lord Dunraven attributesto him the Americanized talk of his particular set, and the Marquis of Lorne and Earl Dufferin, aided by their wives, are supposed to have_ taken back from Canada an American manner ‘of utterance. These examples could not failto be potentin London, and the novelty seems to have proved captivating. A miuiraRy balloon service has now been organized in the Russian army, and some days ago the first balloon experiment was made from St. Petersburg to. Novgorred by two Lieutenants of the aerostatic detachment of Sappers, accompanied by a professional aeroc 8 a c Cc oe Iv is not very surprising that. an alarm of fire should produce such a panic as it frequently does in a hurch during service, especially when the minister has just been working his hearers up to a state of nervous apprehension on_ that ubject. Littie Rhode Island is booming as a gold wining State. A mine has been discovered: in the . . western part of the State which ssays $175 to the ton. Probably some sharper has been salting a ledge of-granite or slate. ome “JuLrus, do you know the tenth ommandme n t??’ “*Yes’m.” Very “well. Recite it.” ‘‘I an’t.’? “But you said just now that you knew it.” “On! yes. I know it when I see it.” ome A DRUMMER Who has been in South Florida says that the beef 5 in that section is so tough as to ton township, was at the county . kery on Broad street. Mr.,Hurst. ladies made upa purse for her. Fargo & Co. The following fig-. 2™tThe journey of about 106) ae it almost lanomible to seat day before yesterday on busicontinued in the basiness here till . benefit, giving -hér enough money . ures show the State’s gold producmiles was successfully accomness. All the winter supplies have been laid in at the mine and. O. Haupt he went to Virginia] Instead of going to the Bay, how? ]1881..... $18,000,000 nection it may be mentioned that] Moopy is down on kissing at f everything is moving along satis. City, Nevada,and. opened a bakery . ever, she got employment Wed-] 1882.:.... 17,645,000 . # military carrier-pigeon service church fairs. Any man of good 4 factor'ly. and restaurant. Heé'came back . nesday with a family on Gold. 1883"..... 15,580,000 . i: also now being arranged. ee ——__ +. <> s--____—_ v i q a y esis Eitan’ — ae Axper? Carter, who has. been es <n —— after a Flat. She worked well till ‘about . 1884....5. 16,600,000] “Turz great Mexican volcano, Po-. THERE are 15,000 people living aviviig the Diva Gaus. ‘at the ay nan on ‘the Comstock, four o’clock in the afternoon, then ]1885,...:.0 13,600,000 . pocatepetl, has just been remeascs polygamy in Utah and the bor; “ 8 ay ! : ering ‘Te i 3 ajpee wud of Gis lids; bad obe at in fu ea in See. at Blue . saying = Wi ited ‘ Oo come to (ial haieheneleitabeetiemiiasie’ ed, and found to be -17,800feet ering ‘lerritories On a OV t his havide:deverely cut’ lant Sater en og & potion of two years. town on an errand eft the house Taming a Parent. above the ca. . The crater, which 5 . . ; day iwclaioing Wilts Go and ol In 1866 or 77 he married the lady-fand has not since returned. ‘The 3 F eas. ere is completely obscured within by é adden, ae who survives him as his widow, . young woman and her story may. ter2. Father—Look here, the brake-handle. . He will.be unable to drive again for some time. J.S. Goopwin of this county has received word from a hydraulic mining company in South America to send them out five or six monitors and other supplies. Mr. Goodwin will have to go to Marysville to order the. monitors. Owina to the bad condition of the 10ads the Marysville stage has . ‘commenced running tri-weekly imstead of daily trips, leaving this city on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Sam. Jongs, of Georgia, will hold his first revivals in California in Sacramenio. Ifhe can reform the newspapers there to the extent that they will tell the truth on the slickens question, he will have aca a indoattan ‘al a anise: nd ti If t hibition has been prepared for.the} It enriches and purifies the blood, stimu: j ON EXHIBIT ION ! complixhed » mighty task. pi Doge send tM ari , i de pe Tue, . very efficient Indian Agent, has. members, consisting of fac. simile poiee sellores Hastie aoaiectlinn ant Whi h °. see whose death will be-mourned by:a . please state. the time, cause,” etc. heen teaching the Piutes on the. prison cells from almost all Euro. strengthens the muscles and nerves. 1c W ili be sold at LOWER PRICES Aerrer dated at Ogden has] very wide circle of friends, many . Respectfull Mrs. Kate. sor: : ; act ) For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack : By pe : Y) dies Pyramid Lake Reservation the . Pe4n countges. Persons are eM-. of Energy, &., it has no equal. Leen received from Mr. and Mrs.} of whom had known him well. den.’’ A correspondent suggest Lord’s Prayer, expla‘ping all the ployed and‘dressed to play at prisOr Tis penile has qove trate woark and , J. E. Brown who left here last Saturday for the East, and when it was written they were getting along nicely and enjoying the trip very much. — ee Mrs. N. C. Mrituer, who has for several weeks past been seriously ill at the National Hotel in. this city, has so far recovered as to be able*to returr'to her home at French Corral. -— -oe —-Frank E. Youna and wife returned this week from a’ visit below, and since coming home Mr. Young has been quite sick. Yesterday he was in an improved condition. Putar Nicwoxs, for a long time a well known resident of Dutch Flat, is at the point of death from lung disease. . He is in San Francisco being doctored. A rew clouds that hung in the heavens here and there yesterday morning indicated that there was no telling what tack the weather might take next. Cte Joun Rarrer, Peter McGovern 1860, when with F. Stumpf and she being his third wife. He has occupied the building where he was doing business at the time cf his death since 1868. He leaves a wife, three daughters, a son, a stepdaughter (Mrs. J. J. Jackson) and a step-son (‘Thomas Sharp.) He was the oldest member of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, and had served one term as Chief Engineer of the City Fire Department. He also belonged to the Red Men, the American Legion of Henorand the Chosen Friends. His life: was insured in the Legion of Honor for $5,000, and in the Chosen Friends for $3,000. He had also carried for some time a policy in the insurance branch of the Red Men, but it is doubtful if his heirs realize anything from that. John Hurst was a straight-forand favorably for “thirty ‘years or more. The time and place of holding the funeral have not yet been -defiinitely announced, but it will probibly take place Sunday afternoon from the Congregational Church. till Opening :Postponed. Capurro & Co. received a telegram from the manufacturer’s agents Wednesday evening saying that the Star skat:s ordered~for the Nevada City Skating Academy would not be here till _Saturlay evening. Consequently it has been necessary to postpone the opening of the Academy till Tuesday-evening next; the monthly meeting of the military company being heldin the Hall Monday night. This isno greater disappointment to the public than it is to the proprietors who have been crowding work at the Hall for several days past so as to have. the floor and everything else in readiness to open this evening. It is-no fault of theirs that they noust wait till Tuesday evening. -_-A. O. U. W. Election, to return to San '\Francisco with. be all right, but the man of the house she quit so abruptly says it is a safe two to one bet that she is a “thoroughbred” by which we suppose he means to say she is an impostor. : a ee Not the Man. Governor Stoneman is in receipt of the following letter, dated at Howard City, Montcalm county, Mich., November 17th: ‘‘To His Excellency, the Governor of California: I beg leave to ask a few questions in regard to a relative, Levi Butts. He has been in Califorpia some ten years. Word has just reached us, in a roundabout way, that he was sentenced! and hanged some time ago. Not knowing what was his exact location or’ business pursuits I take this method of inquiry, hoping you can give that the above may be the Butts who was hung in this .county a iew years ago. It is ‘not probable. George Butts was executed at this city Oct. 1st, 1879, for killing Wm. Roberts at Forest Springs sept. 6th, 1879. George was born . in Lexington, Kentucky, in 1834, ind came to this State in 1852 or thereabout. Ladies Ask Your Friends. A great many of ladies of Nevada City have tried. a bottle of Ainaxab, the Egyptian Elixir, tor the skin and complexion, now being sold at a sacrifice by W. D. Vinton. ‘Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from San Francisco, but it does not now need to rest upon them for a reputation. If any lady has not tried it, we ask only that she inquire among her lady friends ‘about it. Che entire lot must be closed out before Xmas, and this is the reagon that the price was placed low. Purchase a bottle, if you have not already done so. d2-2t mm A Close Catt. ion for five years: young man, your teacher tells me that you excused yourself from school by telling ber that your mother was sick. What do you mean by lying to your teacher, sir?” “T didn’t lie.’’ “Yes, you did. Your mother isn’t sick, and you kyfow Hi? “She said she was.””” ‘*When?”’ “Last night. She said she was sick of having you come home at two o’clock in the morning with your cuffs on your ankles.’’ ‘‘Well, of course, if she was sick it was periectly right for you to stay out of school, my son. There, here’s a nickle. Run off and get some candy, and we won’t ‘say any more about it,”’ Accorpine to the Carson Free Lance, Colonel Bill Gibson, the words and sentiments of. it. To the greater portion of it they seem rather indifferent, but when they say ‘‘Give us this day our daily BREAD,’’their interest is so strongly 1wakened that they can be heard half a mile. A pompous fellow was dining with a.country family, when the lady of the house desired the servant to take away the dish containing the fowl, which word she vronounced fool, as is not uncommon’ to Scotland. ‘I presume, madam, yor mean the fowl,’’ said the prig in a reproving tone. “Very well,’’ said the lady, a little-néttled, ‘be itso. Take away the fowl, and let the fool remain.” Looxina on it Professionally.— Young Lady—Do you admire Miss Rolington’s dancing? ° Horsey Young Man—Yes; very much. Young Lady—And she dresses so well, too. Horsey Young Man— Oh, I’m no_ judge of the ‘harness, but I can answer for the action. A cAS8E of poisoning from posplished in five hours. In this consulphurous vapor, is about two and one-half miles in circuit and 1,000 feet deep. The entire center of the top of the mountain seems to be solid sulphur, which 1 dy. Tur Commissioner of the Gen eral Land Office says that his annual report will show that between seventy-five and-ninety-five per cent. of the land entries made are fraudulent. He will recommend a revision of the system of making entries, and the utmost ‘care in appoihting land agents and registers who, he says, are as a, rule honest and good men. A very interesting Congress 6n Penitentiary Discipline and Administration is in session in Rome, Italy. An extremely curious exoners and. jailers.’ Cheer Up! Help is at Hand, “T’m afraid I shall have: to be taken, to the hospital or to the poor-house. I’ve been sick so long that my husband, good and patient as he is, can’t’ stand the worry and expense much longer.”’ No, you won’t, dear wife and mother. See what Parker’s Tonic will do for you. Plenty of -women as badly off as you are, have been rescuec almost from the curing all ailments of the stomach, liver and kidneys, and is simple, pleasant and safe. ae -. > Notice, All persons indebted to Geo, W. Welch are requested to make prompt settlement with W. E. Welch at the Pioneer Book Store. d3-2t Gro. W. WELCH. <_< Sewing Machine Repairing. All «makes of sewing machines repaired at Wm. Groves’ shop on Broad St., near Plaza. ranted for2 years. R.M. WILKINS. ——_>o is deposited at the rate‘of a ton per} = grave by its It wilt buitd-you up, }Work wareven stick a fork in the gravy. oe a “ i € ness, Impuie Blood, Malaria, Chills HARD TIMES PARTY nL Richards Henry, 124 100 Richards Henry, 125 167 Physicians and Druggists Recommend It, This medicine, combining [ron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely ures Dyspepsia, indigestion, WeaknaFevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases o the Kidneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who lead sedentary lives, tt does not injure the teeth, cause head-‘he, er produce constipation—oTHER IRON EDICANSS DO, crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other, Made only by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md certain AD clones : HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA CITY, aniggeam) IN ecto Friday Evening, Dec. 11, 1885, Under the monagement of The ladies of Trinity Sewing Society. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S ORCHESTRA, “Tickets dainitting one, F tty Cents. Children, Twenty-five Cents. Adtmissiou t> Gallery, 25c. Deiinquent Sale Notice. N EVADA GOUNTY MINING COMPANY. Location of priucipal place of business, Nevada City, California, Location of Works, Nevada City, Califora, Notice. There. are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of -Assessment, of October,’ 1885, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders.as follows: . No. 3, levied onthe 6th day No. No. Certi Shares, Amt. #10 00 16 70 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made on thé 10th day of November, 1885, so many shares of each varcel of such stock as may be necessary will xe soldat publie auction, at the law office of The Ate oF FALL & WINTER « And Continning all the Week, = _éeomest Display of TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS EVER SEEN IN THIS MARKET. than ever before heard of. A SPEICIALTY. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. 1 of the Latios i called TO TEE! ~Openine Day: MILLINERY. When wil be ou exhibition the Most Extensive and Hand. hae Vore than 10d Trimmed Hats Everybody invited to calland see this magnificent display whether they wish to purchase or not. Children’s Hats and Bonnets, A PAGE FROM THE PRIMER OF FASHION, Snow Flake Whisky, Sina sceshecnusindatcicneae= terrence aaasinainin 1s seinem nsecic oi parencoeenindeitie PRI RPE ET TTS Caldwell & Ford, Thoma* Buildinz, Nevada City, Califorvia, on MONDAY, the THIR TIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885, av the hour of 1 e’clock Pp. M., of said day, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, teyether with ‘costs of -advertising and exand Thomas Price have been appointed appraisers of the estate of Thomas O’Connor, deceased. —_ tage stamps is reported: It is the only way a poor, helpless little stamp can get even with a strong man for licking it. The Truckee Republican says: Some of the sleeping cara in Saturday morning’s train had ugly . The following were elected Wednesday evening as officers of, the Cranberries! Cranberries! A fine lot of fresh just received at J. J. cranberries Jackson’s Mary Sinva was: yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of Josépli Silva, deceased; with bonds fixed at $200. _M. A. SriNaieTon, one of the stand-bys of the upper part of the county,: was in town yesterday morning. Tue regular monthly meeting of Nevada Light’ Guard will be held next Monday evening. _—_—so PeARL and leather card cases, ladies’ hand sache!s, purses and jewel cases at Carr Bros. Rev. Farner Mespue airived Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W.: George E. Robinson, M. W.:. Thos. Peard, Forman; C. McClintock, F.; C. E. Ashburn, R.; John F. Hook, Fin.; W. C. Groves, R.; D. Ashton, G.; — Flewellyn, I. W.; A. Miller, O. W.; J? W. Robinson, Trustee. —~ >_> Hydraulic Nezzle Test. 4 James H. Byrne will this afternoon between the hours of two and four o’clock give a public exhibition at the Plaza of the workings of the expansive hydraulic nozzle recently invented by him, and on which he has applied for gashes cut intheir sides. _ The lines marred the paint and wood_work from one end of the cars to the otler, and cut directly through the raised ornaments which surround the name. It appears that just beyond Summit a hand-car had been lifted from the track and stood upright against the side oi the shed. Some portion of it projected tco far, and grazed the passing coaches. House For Sale. The handsome residence of Mrs. M. S. Deal, on Broad street, is offered for sale at a very reasonable —— > An Episcopal minister in Virginia City, Nev., drew his salary from the people in poker chips, which were redeemed at the bank. ——__—— e Serious anti-Chinese disorder is feared in Victoria, B. C. ARRIVALS AT TRE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Recrok BROS. 3.6.4. PROPRIETORS _ December 2, 1885. G. E. Turner, City, E. M. Capurro, do J. Greenlow, Sacramento, cial street, “att se Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf —— fee a and sold at the Standard Auction . and Commission house, successor to Geo. Tracy. n26-tf One of Packard's solid walnut richly carved organs for sale cheap at the Standard, Tracy. d2-41. Beehive Grocery store, CommerSwart’s photogaphs are. second to no artist in the State.~-Go-and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Srconp-HAND furniture bouglit successor to. penses of the sale. E. C. ASHBURN, Secretary. At n Special Meeting of the Board of _Direv.ors, held on the 1guh day of November, 1+85, the. above sale was postponed’ until THURSDAY, the 17th DAY of DECEMBER, 1£85, at the sdme place and hour above mentioned, E gE. C. ASHBURN, d3 Secretary DR. WOD'S LIVER REGULATOR, THE UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OFZCONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal froperties contained letters patent. The water will] price. For further particulars en-] , Fisher, do : L Mandrake, Dandelion. Buen, Black : * + ‘ 3 5 A am : e . ne, Bitter Root, 001 oot, Wednesday and will remain in. have a fall of 225 feet ‘and a 2%¢ quire at the Daily. Transcrirt of-}, J. Goodwin, You Bet, Berorr buy ing your Hourpay . Res task, Bacbacrs rk, Sweet Flag: the county a few days. inch hose will be used. “oles : tf B. Snell, do Goons look at the fine articles dis' Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, etc. z Wa. FLoyp is still confined’ to his house with rheumatism: >_< Prayer books nice enough for anybody at Carr Bros. Houtpay goods of all deacriptions at Carr Bros. —_ <> --—___—— Dr. F. M. Breer, of San Francisco, is in town. Charge Dismissed. The examination of the charge against Fred. Doderer of making threats against a fellow citizen took place before Justice Wadsworth Wednesday evening, and resulted in the case being dismissed. ietied ie THe Texas Mining, Company aac nc ae eS Orpers from the country for tion will be promptly and carefully filled by Carr Bros. ——SeveRAL weddings on the tapis. More new houses will be required to meet the demand. o ee Hanpsome Writing Desks, Work Holiday goods of every descrip. “ M. Singleton, Washington, Rev. Mesplie, Dalles, Or. C. Mesplie, ‘do J. Hickman, Relief Hill, M. Ariman, do. . G. Hare, Yuba mine, J. Gray, Marysville, L. Sehoen, San Francisco, N. Meyer, do : Dr: Biber, do M. Tegler, Railroad, N. Vincent, San Francisco. played at Carr Bros. = —_<-se From Adam’s fall disease came. When mortal man is not te blame For Sickness’ ills and raging pain It’s known all over the world >y name, Masters disease and conquers pain; Cures the sick and heals the lame, Invented by a mai of fame. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless cases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills -and. Fe-er, Disordered Digestion, Sick Heailache, General De' lity, And all other diseases arising from a BilUse Samaritan Nervine, and you vill gain. ious state ot the Stumach, or an inactive or . , Di NEVADA CITY SKATING ACADEMY iseased Liver. REDINGTON & CO., 8. F., Wholesale ents. For sale by all Druggists. o08-ly Per-haps you im-agine that this young la-dy be-longs to a. Dime, Mu-se-um and has a World-wide Fame as an An-a-tom-i-cal Won-der. Well, no; youare a-way off. She issim-ply at-tir-edsin the Hight ei : Boxes, Picture Frames,. etc., at NATIONAL HOTEL of Fash-ion, and her Dress-maker is Ré-spon-si-ble for her ob-serv-aa P pick . bave let another contract to ex. (, E 2 : -ders,. That is all. [Joan Hockine is on the “sick tend the tunnel in’ their dla at ae Brother’. S.A; Bppy. 3.5051. PROPRIETOR WILL OPEN AT HUNT’S HALL, tony shou) ers. . " : all. Do you feel bet-tor pant list. Willow Valley, ‘There is: bound. GE. E. Turner has gone to San Dec. 2. Per-haps you im-agine that a bot-tle of Snow-flake Whis-ky. conHous skeeper Wanted. Wanted, a middle aged woman, one that can do housework and plain cooking. To the right: person a good home and good wages. Apply at this office. d4-lw Maxe your wife, sister or @ present ofa pair of those nicés ~ opera glasses at Carr Bros. ? m to be lively times inthat quartz district-in the Spring. Preparatidns are being made to start up several claims. Sauven M. SuurtLerF, of this city, dnd, Mrs. Lottie Meek, widow of the late J. D. Meek of Grass . Valley, were married yesterday and have gone to “an Francisco on their wedding tour. Francisco for a big stock of goods in his line. . ‘ Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph Bros. = Tri finest Christmas and” New Year cards at Carr Bros, : Mrs. Frep Searis has gone to San Francisco to visit her parents. and Photograph Albums at Carr’ A. Friedman, San Francisco, S$. Galavotti, Derbec, Theo. Wetzel, do. R. P. DeNoon, Bloomfield, J.D. Ostrom, do > Walter Foss, do E. Pincus, do T. C. Devlin, Omega, Se T. R. King, Mt. House, __ C. W. Cross, City,: " §. O. Pease, Galt, David Foster, St. Louis, J. A. Carter, Graniteville, fae oe mitted in the Hall. No shoutirg or rough sport, No trippin; -hall; use of skates,’ free. zz TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1885, And continue open each afternoon and evening thereafter (Sundays excepted) : till further notice. PGS ey SH The Celebrated Star Skat:s—Bntirely Yew! = 25 Largest and Smoothest Floor in ane County ! Ga Note this Important Fact—no, uneivil conduct “ot an ji Gentlemen are not p ra.itted ¥ kind perskate with hats ‘on-or coats. off. ; unavoidable jostling, or other unseemly cgnduct. Patrons jwill please report so kB to the. management violations,of these rules. Children under 15 years of age not allowed on skates after 7 o'clock in the evening. ~ t@ Disreputable characters will not be tolerated at any time. ADMISSION —Ladies, FREE; use of skates, 25 cents. Gentlemen, 25 cents to enter -H. M. CAPURRO & CO., Managers, x tains com-mon, or-di-na-ry liquor, and its great rep-u. en-tire-ly to print-er’s:ink. a ta-tion is due Well, no; you are a-way off here too. It is sim-ply pire old Whis-ky, un-a-dul-ter-at-ed, and of course out of the fash-ion. Its pro-pri-e-tors are re-spon-si-ble for its mel-low-n ess and bou-quet. That is all. Do you feel bet-ternow? = : a Uae (0GFAsk your grocer or druggist fo: SNOW-FLAKE ‘WHISKY. HALL, LUHRS & CO., Prop’s. 425 BIT IES RANCH WOOLSEY

u re 7 r) } the ec eS Is PUBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. , R. H. Forman has commenced the erection of a handsome dwelling house in the old Waite lot on Piety Hill. The carpenter work is being doie under the superintendence of L. Nibell, and when com. pleted it will be one of the nicest residences in the city. *, Mrs. Lizzie Martin, Drum street, Alleghany City, Pa., wants to.know where her brother, Matthew Elliot, is, Anybody in this section who knows anything about him wiil confer a'great favor by communicating with Mrs. Martin forthwith. int Georges A. Hare, Superintendent of the Yuba mine in WashingDaily Transcript fn, 2 “ sUppEN DHT“ A Pioneer Citizen, ‘Joins the Silent Majerity. : Jobn Hurst, proprietor of the New York Bakery on Commercial street, died of heg@i disease between seven and eight 0’clock yesterday morning after.a short illness. He felt poorly when he went te work Sunday evening, but despite this fact he continued to labor as usual all night. Short1} after he went home next morning he went to bed suffering much, and gradually grew worse up to the time of his death. Mr. Hurst was a hative of Baden, Germany, and , when only about five years old, came.to America with his parents who séttled in New Orleans, Louisiana: Tn 1850 he came to Nevada City and was engazed awhile in mining. Subsequently be and Henry Freidenthal established a ba4 ccncesaealll “A THOROUGHBRED.” the Bay. se An eighteen year old-girl of rather prepossessing appearance came to town the early part of the week looking for employment. She claimed that her home was in San Francisco where she hal been supporting a widowed moth ér, and that she had recently beeh prevailed on to come to Grass Valley to wait on tat.le at a house on the corner of Mill street and Bank alley, called the Rendezvous and claiming to be a reputable place. She stated that the house was not of the character it’had been represented to be, andishe had refused to stay there, She coald not find a place ina private family here, and appeared to be in great. distress ‘saying she was without money or friends and did net know what to do. Some. sympathetic The Queer Actions of a Girl Krom . ’ — en sins fs Annual Gola Product. From the last annual report of -. Hon, J. H. Kimball, Director-General of the United States Mints, we find that the gold productions of California for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1885, was only $13,600,000, as against $16,600,000 for the previous fiscal year, showing a falling off-of $3,000,000. This production included the clean-up of the bedrock’ from the! North Bloomfield, Milton and_ other mines enjoined by Judge Sawyer. Since the end of the fiscal vear of 1885 this source of gold supply has been cut off; and now ' the Eureka Lake Company, one of the largest producersin Nevada county, has discharged its force, ceased operations and thrown many men out ofemployment. This will tell on the gold product for the calender year 1885, as will soon be shown by the annual statement of Wells, . Yankee Aceentin London. ee “Yankee accent and inflection have come into fashion among the London aristocrats. It is a freak that may and may not last. An acquaintance of Lord Dunraven attributesto him the Americanized talk of his particular set, and the Marquis of Lorne and Earl Dufferin, aided by their wives, are supposed to have_ taken back from Canada an American manner ‘of utterance. These examples could not failto be potentin London, and the novelty seems to have proved captivating. A miuiraRy balloon service has now been organized in the Russian army, and some days ago the first balloon experiment was made from St. Petersburg to. Novgorred by two Lieutenants of the aerostatic detachment of Sappers, accompanied by a professional aeroc 8 a c Cc oe Iv is not very surprising that. an alarm of fire should produce such a panic as it frequently does in a hurch during service, especially when the minister has just been working his hearers up to a state of nervous apprehension on_ that ubject. Littie Rhode Island is booming as a gold wining State. A mine has been discovered: in the . . western part of the State which ssays $175 to the ton. Probably some sharper has been salting a ledge of-granite or slate. ome “JuLrus, do you know the tenth ommandme n t??’ “*Yes’m.” Very “well. Recite it.” ‘‘I an’t.’? “But you said just now that you knew it.” “On! yes. I know it when I see it.” ome A DRUMMER Who has been in South Florida says that the beef 5 in that section is so tough as to ton township, was at the county . kery on Broad street. Mr.,Hurst. ladies made upa purse for her. Fargo & Co. The following fig-. 2™tThe journey of about 106) ae it almost lanomible to seat day before yesterday on busicontinued in the basiness here till . benefit, giving -hér enough money . ures show the State’s gold producmiles was successfully accomness. All the winter supplies have been laid in at the mine and. O. Haupt he went to Virginia] Instead of going to the Bay, how? ]1881......... $18,000,000 nection it may be mentioned that] Moopy is down on kissing at f everything is moving along satis. City, Nevada,and. opened a bakery . ever, she got employment Wed-] 1882.:........ 17,645,000 . # military carrier-pigeon service church fairs. Any man of good 4 factor'ly. and restaurant. Heé'came back . nesday with a family on Gold. 1883"......... 15,580,000 . i: also now being arranged. ee ——__ +. <> s--____—_ v i q a y esis Eitan’ — ae Axper? Carter, who has. been es <n —— after a Flat. She worked well till ‘about . 1884........5. 16,600,000] “Turz great Mexican volcano, Po-. THERE are 15,000 people living aviviig the Diva Gaus. ‘at the ay nan on ‘the Comstock, four o’clock in the afternoon, then ]1885,......:.0 13,600,000 . pocatepetl, has just been remeascs polygamy in Utah and the bor; “ 8 ay ! : ering ‘Te i 3 ajpee wud of Gis lids; bad obe at in fu ea in See. at Blue . saying = Wi ited ‘ Oo come to (ial haieheneleitabeetiemiiasie’ ed, and found to be -17,800feet ering ‘lerritories On a OV t his havide:deverely cut’ lant Sater en og & potion of two years. town on an errand eft the house Taming a Parent. above the ca. . The crater, which 5 . . ; day iwclaioing Wilts Go and ol In 1866 or 77 he married the lady-fand has not since returned. ‘The 3 F eas. ere is completely obscured within by é adden, ae who survives him as his widow, . young woman and her story may. ter2. Father—Look here, the brake-handle. . He will.be unable to drive again for some time. J.S. Goopwin of this county has received word from a hydraulic mining company in South America to send them out five or six monitors and other supplies. Mr. Goodwin will have to go to Marysville to order the. monitors. Owina to the bad condition of the 10ads the Marysville stage has . ‘commenced running tri-weekly imstead of daily trips, leaving this city on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Sam. Jongs, of Georgia, will hold his first revivals in California in Sacramenio. Ifhe can reform the newspapers there to the extent that they will tell the truth on the slickens question, he will have aca a indoattan ‘al a anise: nd ti If t hibition has been prepared for.the} It enriches and purifies the blood, stimu: j ON EXHIBIT ION ! complixhed » mighty task. pi Doge send tM ari , i de pe Tue, . very efficient Indian Agent, has. members, consisting of fac. simile poiee sellores Hastie aoaiectlinn ant Whi h °. see whose death will be-mourned by:a . please state. the time, cause,” etc. heen teaching the Piutes on the. prison cells from almost all Euro. strengthens the muscles and nerves. 1c W ili be sold at LOWER PRICES Aerrer dated at Ogden has] very wide circle of friends, many . Respectfull Mrs. Kate. sor: : ; act ) For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack : By pe : Y) dies Pyramid Lake Reservation the . Pe4n countges. Persons are eM-. of Energy, &., it has no equal. Leen received from Mr. and Mrs.} of whom had known him well. den.’’ A correspondent suggest Lord’s Prayer, expla‘ping all the ployed and‘dressed to play at prisOr Tis penile has qove trate woark and , J. E. Brown who left here last Saturday for the East, and when it was written they were getting along nicely and enjoying the trip very much. — ee Mrs. N. C. Mrituer, who has for several weeks past been seriously ill at the National Hotel in. this city, has so far recovered as to be able*to returr'to her home at French Corral. -— -oe —-Frank E. Youna and wife returned this week from a’ visit below, and since coming home Mr. Young has been quite sick. Yesterday he was in an improved condition. Putar Nicwoxs, for a long time a well known resident of Dutch Flat, is at the point of death from lung disease. . He is in San Francisco being doctored. A rew clouds that hung in the heavens here and there yesterday morning indicated that there was no telling what tack the weather might take next. Cte Joun Rarrer, Peter McGovern 1860, when with F. Stumpf and she being his third wife. He has occupied the building where he was doing business at the time cf his death since 1868. He leaves a wife, three daughters, a son, a stepdaughter (Mrs. J. J. Jackson) and a step-son (‘Thomas Sharp.) He was the oldest member of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, and had served one term as Chief Engineer of the City Fire Department. He also belonged to the Red Men, the American Legion of Henorand the Chosen Friends. His life: was insured in the Legion of Honor for $5,000, and in the Chosen Friends for $3,000. He had also carried for some time a policy in the insurance branch of the Red Men, but it is doubtful if his heirs realize anything from that. John Hurst was a straight-forand favorably for “thirty ‘years or more. The time and place of holding the funeral have not yet been -defiinitely announced, but it will probibly take place Sunday afternoon from the Congregational Church. till Opening :Postponed. Capurro & Co. received a telegram from the manufacturer’s agents Wednesday evening saying that the Star skat:s ordered~for the Nevada City Skating Academy would not be here till _Saturlay evening. Consequently it has been necessary to postpone the opening of the Academy till Tuesday-evening next; the monthly meeting of the military company being heldin the Hall Monday night. This isno greater disappointment to the public than it is to the proprietors who have been crowding work at the Hall for several days past so as to have. the floor and everything else in readiness to open this evening. It is-no fault of theirs that they noust wait till Tuesday evening. -_-A. O. U. W. Election, to return to San '\Francisco with. be all right, but the man of the house she quit so abruptly says it is a safe two to one bet that she is a “thoroughbred” by which we suppose he means to say she is an impostor. : a ee Not the Man. Governor Stoneman is in receipt of the following letter, dated at Howard City, Montcalm county, Mich., November 17th: ‘‘To His Excellency, the Governor of California: I beg leave to ask a few questions in regard to a relative, Levi Butts. He has been in Califorpia some ten years. Word has just reached us, in a roundabout way, that he was sentenced! and hanged some time ago. Not knowing what was his exact location or’ business pursuits I take this method of inquiry, hoping you can give that the above may be the Butts who was hung in this .county a iew years ago. It is ‘not probable. George Butts was executed at this city Oct. 1st, 1879, for killing Wm. Roberts at Forest Springs sept. 6th, 1879. George was born . in Lexington, Kentucky, in 1834, ind came to this State in 1852 or thereabout. Ladies Ask Your Friends. A great many of ladies of Nevada City have tried. a bottle of Ainaxab, the Egyptian Elixir, tor the skin and complexion, now being sold at a sacrifice by W. D. Vinton. ‘Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from San Francisco, but it does not now need to rest upon them for a reputation. If any lady has not tried it, we ask only that she inquire among her lady friends ‘about it. Che entire lot must be closed out before Xmas, and this is the reagon that the price was placed low. Purchase a bottle, if you have not already done so. d2-2t mm A Close Catt. ion for five years: young man, your teacher tells me that you excused yourself from school by telling ber that your mother was sick. What do you mean by lying to your teacher, sir?” “T didn’t lie.’’ “Yes, you did. Your mother isn’t sick, and you kyfow Hi? “She said she was.””” ‘*When?”’ “Last night. She said she was sick of having you come home at two o’clock in the morning with your cuffs on your ankles.’’ ‘‘Well, of course, if she was sick it was periectly right for you to stay out of school, my son. There, here’s a nickle. Run off and get some candy, and we won’t ‘say any more about it,”’ Accorpine to the Carson Free Lance, Colonel Bill Gibson, the words and sentiments of. it. To the greater portion of it they seem rather indifferent, but when they say ‘‘Give us this day our daily BREAD,’’their interest is so strongly 1wakened that they can be heard half a mile. A pompous fellow was dining with a.country family, when the lady of the house desired the servant to take away the dish containing the fowl, which word she vronounced fool, as is not uncommon’ to Scotland. ‘I presume, madam, yor mean the fowl,’’ said the prig in a reproving tone. “Very well,’’ said the lady, a little-néttled, ‘be itso. Take away the fowl, and let the fool remain.” Looxina on it Professionally.— Young Lady—Do you admire Miss Rolington’s dancing? ° Horsey Young Man—Yes; very much. Young Lady—And she dresses so well, too. Horsey Young Man— Oh, I’m no_ judge of the ‘harness, but I can answer for the action. A cAS8E of poisoning from posplished in five hours. In this consulphurous vapor, is about two and one-half miles in circuit and 1,000 feet deep. The entire center of the top of the mountain seems to be solid sulphur, which 1 dy. Tur Commissioner of the Gen eral Land Office says that his annual report will show that between seventy-five and-ninety-five per cent. of the land entries made are fraudulent. He will recommend a revision of the system of making entries, and the utmost ‘care in appoihting land agents and registers who, he says, are as a, rule honest and good men. A very interesting Congress 6n Penitentiary Discipline and Administration is in session in Rome, Italy. An extremely curious exoners and. jailers.’ Cheer Up! Help is at Hand, “T’m afraid I shall have: to be taken, to the hospital or to the

poor-house. I’ve been sick so long that my husband, good and patient as he is, can’t’ stand the worry and expense much longer.”’ No, you won’t, dear wife and mother. See what Parker’s Tonic will do for you. Plenty of -women as badly off as you are, have been rescuec almost from the curing all ailments of the stomach, liver and kidneys, and is simple, pleasant and safe. ae -. > Notice, All persons indebted to Geo, W. Welch are requested to make prompt settlement with W. E. Welch at the Pioneer Book Store. d3-2t Gro. W. WELCH. <_< Sewing Machine Repairing. All «makes of sewing machines repaired at Wm. Groves’ shop on Broad St., near Plaza. ranted for2 years. R.M. WILKINS. ——_>o is deposited at the rate‘of a ton per} = grave by its It wilt buitd-you up, }Work wareven stick a fork in the gravy. oe a “ i € ness, Impuie Blood, Malaria, Chills HARD TIMES PARTY nL Richards Henry, 124 100 Richards Henry, 125 167 Physicians and Druggists Recommend It, This medicine, combining [ron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely ures Dyspepsia, indigestion, WeaknaFevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases o the Kidneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who lead sedentary lives, tt does not injure the teeth, cause head-‘he, er produce constipation—oTHER IRON EDICANSS DO, crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other, Made only by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md certain AD clones : HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA CITY, aniggeam) IN ecto Friday Evening, Dec. 11, 1885, Under the monagement of The ladies of Trinity Sewing Society. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S ORCHESTRA, “Tickets dainitting one, F tty Cents. Children, Twenty-five Cents. Adtmissiou t> Gallery, 25c. Deiinquent Sale Notice. N EVADA GOUNTY MINING COMPANY. Location of priucipal place of business, Nevada City, California, Location of Works, Nevada City, Califora, Notice. There. are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of -Assessment, of October,’ 1885, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders.as follows: . No. 3, levied onthe 6th day No. No. Certi Shares, Amt. #10 00 16 70 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made on thé 10th day of November, 1885, so many shares of each varcel of such stock as may be necessary will xe soldat publie auction, at the law office of The Ate oF FALL & WINTER « And Continning all the Week, = _éeomest Display of TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS EVER SEEN IN THIS MARKET. than ever before heard of. A SPEICIALTY. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. 1 of the Latios i called TO TEE! ~Openine Day: MILLINERY. When wil be ou exhibition the Most Extensive and Hand. hae Vore than 10d Trimmed Hats Everybody invited to calland see this magnificent display whether they wish to purchase or not. Children’s Hats and Bonnets, A PAGE FROM THE PRIMER OF FASHION, Snow Flake Whisky, Sina sceshecnusindatcicneae= terrence aaasinainin 1s seinem nsecic oi parencoeenindeitie PRI RPE ET TTS Caldwell & Ford, Thoma* Buildinz, Nevada City, Califorvia, on MONDAY, the THIR TIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885, av the hour of 1 e’clock Pp. M., of said day, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, teyether with ‘costs of -advertising and exand Thomas Price have been appointed appraisers of the estate of Thomas O’Connor, deceased. —_ tage stamps is reported: It is the only way a poor, helpless little stamp can get even with a strong man for licking it. The Truckee Republican says: Some of the sleeping cara in Saturday morning’s train had ugly . The following were elected Wednesday evening as officers of, the Cranberries! Cranberries! A fine lot of fresh just received at J. J. cranberries Jackson’s Mary Sinva was: yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of Josépli Silva, deceased; with bonds fixed at $200. _M. A. SriNaieTon, one of the stand-bys of the upper part of the county,: was in town yesterday morning. Tue regular monthly meeting of Nevada Light’ Guard will be held next Monday evening. _—_—so PeARL and leather card cases, ladies’ hand sache!s, purses and jewel cases at Carr Bros. Rev. Farner Mespue airived Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W.: George E. Robinson, M.. W.:. Thos. Peard, Forman; C. McClintock, F.; C. E. Ashburn, R.; John F. Hook, Fin.; W. C. Groves, R.; D. Ashton, G.; — Flewellyn, I. W.; A. Miller, O. W.; J? W. Robinson, Trustee. —~ >_> Hydraulic Nezzle Test. 4 James H. Byrne will this afternoon between the hours of two and four o’clock give a public exhibition at the Plaza of the workings of the expansive hydraulic nozzle recently invented by him, and on which he has applied for gashes cut intheir sides. _ The lines marred the paint and wood_work from one end of the cars to the otler, and cut directly through the raised ornaments which surround the name. It appears that just beyond Summit a hand-car had been lifted from the track and stood upright against the side oi the shed. Some portion of it projected tco far, and grazed the passing coaches. House For Sale. The handsome residence of Mrs. M. S. Deal, on Broad street, is offered for sale at a very reasonable —— > An Episcopal minister in Virginia City, Nev., drew his salary from the people in poker chips, which were redeemed at the bank. ——__—— e Serious anti-Chinese disorder is feared in Victoria, B. C. ARRIVALS AT TRE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Recrok BROS. 3.6.4. PROPRIETORS _ December 2, 1885. G. E. Turner, City, E. M. Capurro, do J. Greenlow, Sacramento, cial street, “att se Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf —— fee a and sold at the Standard Auction . and Commission house, successor to Geo. Tracy. n26-tf One of Packard's solid walnut richly carved organs for sale cheap at the Standard, Tracy. d2-41. Beehive Grocery store, CommerSwart’s photogaphs are. second to no artist in the State.~-Go-and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Srconp-HAND furniture bouglit successor to. penses of the sale. E. C. ASHBURN, Secretary. At n Special Meeting of the Board of _Direv.ors, held on the 1guh day of November, 1+85, the. above sale was postponed’ until THURSDAY, the 17th DAY of DECEMBER, 1£85, at the sdme place and hour above mentioned, E gE. C. ASHBURN, d3 Secretary DR. WOD'S LIVER REGULATOR, THE UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OFZCONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal froperties contained letters patent. The water will] price. For further particulars en-] , Fisher, do : L Mandrake, Dandelion. Buen, Black : * + ‘ 3 5 A am : e . ne, Bitter Root, 001 oot, Wednesday and will remain in. have a fall of 225 feet ‘and a 2%¢ quire at the Daily. Transcrirt of-}, J. Goodwin, You Bet, Berorr buy ing your Hourpay . Res task, Bacbacrs rk, Sweet Flag: the county a few days. inch hose will be used. “oles : tf B. Snell, do Goons look at the fine articles dis' Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, etc. z Wa. FLoyp is still confined’ to his house with rheumatism: >_< Prayer books nice enough for anybody at Carr Bros. Houtpay goods of all deacriptions at Carr Bros. —_ <> --—___—— Dr. F. M. Breer, of San Francisco, is in town. Charge Dismissed. The examination of the charge against Fred. Doderer of making threats against a fellow citizen took place before Justice Wadsworth Wednesday evening, and resulted in the case being dismissed. ietied ie THe Texas Mining, Company aac nc ae eS Orpers from the country for tion will be promptly and carefully filled by Carr Bros. ——SeveRAL weddings on the tapis. More new houses will be required to meet the demand. o ee Hanpsome Writing Desks, Work Holiday goods of every descrip. “ M. Singleton, Washington, Rev. Mesplie, Dalles, Or. C. Mesplie, ‘do J. Hickman, Relief Hill, M. Ariman, do. . G. Hare, Yuba mine, J. Gray, Marysville, L. Sehoen, San Francisco, N. Meyer, do : Dr: Biber, do M. Tegler, Railroad, N. Vincent, San Francisco. played at Carr Bros. = —_<-se From Adam’s fall disease came. When mortal man is not te blame For Sickness’ ills and raging pain It’s known all over the world >y name, Masters disease and conquers pain; Cures the sick and heals the lame, Invented by a mai of fame. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless cases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills -and. Fe-er, Disordered Digestion, Sick Heailache, General De' lity, And all other diseases arising from a BilUse Samaritan Nervine, and you vill gain. ious state ot the Stumach, or an inactive or . , Di NEVADA CITY SKATING ACADEMY iseased Liver. REDINGTON & CO., 8. F., Wholesale ents. For sale by all Druggists. o08-ly Per-haps you im-agine that this young la-dy be-longs to a. Dime, Mu-se-um and has a World-wide Fame as an An-a-tom-i-cal Won-der. Well, no; youare a-way off. She issim-ply at-tir-edsin the Hight ei : Boxes, Picture Frames,. etc., at NATIONAL HOTEL of Fash-ion, and her Dress-maker is Ré-spon-si-ble for her ob-serv-aa P pick . bave let another contract to ex. (, E 2 : -ders,. That is all. [Joan Hockine is on the “sick tend the tunnel in’ their dla at ae Brother’. S.A; Bppy. 3.5051. PROPRIETOR WILL OPEN AT HUNT’S HALL, tony shou) ers. . " : all. Do you feel bet-tor pant list. Willow Valley, ‘There is: bound. GE. E. Turner has gone to San Dec. 2. Per-haps you im-agine that a bot-tle of Snow-flake Whis-ky. conHous skeeper Wanted. Wanted, a middle aged woman, one that can do housework and plain cooking. To the right: person a good home and good wages. Apply at this office. d4-lw Maxe your wife, sister or @ present ofa pair of those nicés ~ opera glasses at Carr Bros. ? m to be lively times inthat quartz district-in the Spring. Preparatidns are being made to start up several claims. Sauven M. SuurtLerF, of this city, dnd, Mrs. Lottie Meek, widow of the late J. D. Meek of Grass . Valley, were married yesterday and have gone to “an Francisco on their wedding tour. Francisco for a big stock of goods in his line. . ‘ Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph Bros. = Tri finest Christmas and” New Year cards at Carr Bros, : Mrs. Frep Searis has gone to San Francisco to visit her parents. and Photograph Albums at Carr’ A. Friedman, San Francisco, S$. Galavotti, Derbec, Theo. Wetzel, do. R. P. DeNoon, Bloomfield, J.D. Ostrom, do > Walter Foss, do E. Pincus, do T. C. Devlin, Omega, Se T. R. King, Mt. House, __ C. W. Cross, City,: " §. O. Pease, Galt, David Foster, St. Louis, J. A. Carter, Graniteville, fae oe mitted in the Hall. No shoutirg or rough sport, No trippin; -hall; use of skates,’ free. zz TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1885, And continue open each afternoon and evening thereafter (Sundays excepted) : till further notice. PGS ey SH The Celebrated Star Skat:s—Bntirely Yew! = 25 Largest and Smoothest Floor in ane County ! Ga Note this Important Fact—no, uneivil conduct “ot an ji Gentlemen are not p ra.itted ¥ kind perskate with hats ‘on-or coats. off. ; unavoidable jostling, or other unseemly cgnduct. Patrons jwill please report so kB to the. management violations,of these rules. Children under 15 years of age not allowed on skates after 7 o'clock in the evening. ~ t@ Disreputable characters will not be tolerated at any time. ADMISSION —Ladies, FREE; use of skates, 25 cents. Gentlemen, 25 cents to enter -H. M. CAPURRO & CO., Managers, x tains com-mon, or-di-na-ry liquor, and its great rep-u. en-tire-ly to print-er’s:ink. a ta-tion is due Well, no; you are a-way off here too. It is sim-ply pire old Whis-ky, un-a-dul-ter-at-ed, and of course out of the fash-ion. Its pro-pri-e-tors are re-spon-si-ble for its mel-low-n ess and bou-quet. That is all. Do you feel bet-ternow? = : a Uae (0GFAsk your grocer or druggist fo: SNOW-FLAKE ‘WHISKY. HALL, LUHRS & CO., Prop’s. 425 BIT IES RANCH WOOLSEY