January 30, 1889 (4 pages)

Pe tern She ie arial ‘ can cahas. tie sake eee in e 8i~ erra to the TUESDAY, JAN, 29, 1889, LATE NEWS, Only three men have madé.a cent at Harqua Hala. Nipping frosts have occured i in the Sonoma Valley. The San Bernardino county bonanza boom increases. The capital of Arizona has been changed to Phenix. Capitalists have bonded four quaatz lodes at Texada Island, B. C. : The people of Anaheim oppose the division of Los Angeles county. Thomas Johns, aged five years, was killed while boner at Virginia City, Nev. Samuel L. Stanley, & pioneer merchant of San Francisco, ‘died on Saturday. John C. Snyder, a San Diego commission merchant, has been arrested for arson. _.The New York banks now hold #20, 000,000 in excess of the legal requirements. : Contracts have been closed for a road from Fort Worth to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Twelve thousand coke workers in the Connellsville region have decided to ' strike on February ist. 8t. Adelbert Catholic Church, at East Buffalo, was destroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss $75,000. E. H. Swarthout, a member of the Republican‘Old Guard’’ since 1856, died at San Jose on Saturday. It is stated that Lord Sackville West is to be appointed English Embassador to Turkey—quite a promotion. Charles Norton, an aged lawyer, confessed to grand . larceny -at San Diego, and was sent up for two years. Many people of Seward county, Kas., are on the verge of starvation. ApPeals have been sent to various places. ’ The house of Mr. Armstrong was burned at Susanville on Saturday morning. The contents were saved. At New Orleans a colored man named Wakefiell shot and killed James W. Trainor, and a mob killed Wakefield, Li Hung Chang, the. Chinese Viceroy, threatens to exclude Ameriae pes Baking the Js resgatad The Risrriate: Bee keeps its eagle eye on the State’s law-makers. It has madé this discovery: When the twenty eighth session of the California Legislature convened, there wai a Contingent Fund. of $30,000 to its credit—$18,000 for the Assembly and $12,000 for the Senate. When this fact became known there was an whparalleled raid on the State’s strong probably during the present week—a bill will be introduced asking for -a still farther appropriation with which to carry on the Legislature. Up to date the Senate has drawn $9,090 40, leaving only $2,909 60 in its Contingent Fund, and the Assembly has drawn on its Contingent Fund for $8,455 80, leaving a balance of $9,544 20. If the present Legislature distinguishes itself in no other way, it bids fair to break ury. i iesiltiateidiaainaiemaiaeeeamnememeeemeeme Te Tuere is more experience, time,and brain-work represented in the preparation of Hood’s Sarsaparilla than in any other medicine. It is this which makes Hood’s Sarsaparilla peculiar in its cures it effects. _Give-it a triul. Prars’ is the purest and best Soap ever made, , Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs, J. Narrzicer, Proprietor. January 27th, 1889. H. i. nig or North San 0am; Mrs. L. Buhring, do Miss Hottie. Buhring, do R. W. Tully, Omega, J. L. Slattery, Forest Ci J. Draback, Quaker Hil A. Husom, © penne BD M. F. McLeod, Hunt's Hill, M. F. Hub board, Sacramento, Wm. Selkirk, San Francisco, H, L. Seiledeler, Miss Millie Clerkin, Pike City, Oregon pale i ler, D. Coughlin, . T. J. Nolan, Colfax, John Mecullougn ae, Nevada City, 1: . Arrivals at National Exchanve Hot. Rector Broruers, Proprietors, January 28th. 1389, Mrs. Ramelli, Ranch, ae so McBean Washington, E. Farquhar, San Francisco, ‘Mrs A. . Green, Kentucky Fiat, J. Withers & w, do G, A. Paul, Grass’ Valley, D. pram. do -3. J. do 4 8. Flint, Sacramento, H.E, Stentford, do C. ¥. McGlashan, Truckee,R. ge Mag.olia, J. R. Bal Ese yp he ptm: SJ & Ready, F.A,I ee. H, Schamene Truckee, M. : Dumler, Sun Juan, J. B. Treadwell, Sacramento, H.C, Callahan, San Francisco, F. J. Bently, San Francisco, FrankMorrison, Reno, A.D, Piazzo, Bloomfield, a eans from China if the Exclusion Act is not repealed. At Ogelthorpe, Ga., four small children, who were left in a house by Mary Potter (colored) while she went to work, were burned to death.Nearly 3,000.men were thrown idle. in the Shenandoah part of the coal re"gious by the suspension of all the Lehigh Coal Company's and individual coal quarries. Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll has been black-bsl'ed by the newly-established Players’ Club, founded by Edwin Booth. The cause is his anti~. . religious views. ‘\. The fallin temperature in Dakota has been very Pronounced, especially at Sioux Falls, where, on Saturday, it dropped 70° in ten hours—from 60° above to 10 low zero. Charles Townley, a broken-down actor who had quit. the profession Several years ago because of his habits of inebriety, committed suicide at Livingstone, M. T. 2 With m ine. Henry 8. Ives and George H. 8 ner of New York. are in--jailon a charge of defrauding the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Company of $2,500,000, They are unable to secure B.C. Haley, who isin jail at La _ Grange, Ky., for robbing a house, proves to be a son of the late Mayor of St. Catharines, Canada, who died recently, leaving the boy a fortune of t . It has been discovered that Ben Proffit, ex-Trustee of Cooke county, Tenn., is a defaulter from $10,000 to $20,000. The citizens who appear on his bond assert that they did not sign » dt, and that their names are forged. James Kerman, a laboring man, __from Bakersfield, jumped_into_Stockton channel to drown himself, but the water was so cold he changed _his tnind and shouted for help. He was hauled out in time,and was found te be drunk. An American, supposed to be Geo. ., 8. Driver, cut his throat with a razor inthe Ariel Hotel at Islington Sunday. Uper-histrunks are the labels ef several American railways, principally Chicago roads. He is not exdected to recover. Cincinnati was in darkness all day Saturday, caused by a lack of wind to drive away the huge clouds of smoke which had settled over the city during the night. During the darkness Fritz Hander was sand-bagged and rot bed on one of the priucipal thoroughfares. Spencer Burns, a colored man, whose age is somewhere between 95 and 100 years of age; died at Maryaville ‘after a brief illness. For forty years he has lived in that Vicinity and be‘game known te ulincet every resident: He displayed much avtivity vp to _ within @ short time of his death. He sn in poverty. The President bas commuted the. . of James D. Fish, formerly of the Marine National York, who was cenvictj, of misapplying.th> MISS LOTTIE WADE, James bare hy Ranch. Nevada City, 13. Advertised Letters. . The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Jan. 26, 1889. Any person. calling for these letters, will please ask-for advertised. Allain, Mrs. Julia Boyle, J. z Beck, N. B.—2 Chassbore, F. J. Jhalmers, H. &. tae bee Richard enry jokes Hae C.F. Robinson, Annie. Gacen R. Crarxe, P. M. NEVADA THEATRE. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, January 28, 29, 30. Artistic. Refined. Instructive. First appearance of The Character-Delineator, Vocalist and Danseuse. America’s Premier Female Protean Artiste, in her original Operatic, : Dramatic and Unique patenaiemnan, specially written ‘SS "Miss Wade will be be suppotted in all her characters by the Australian. Humorist, (who stands without a Peer), MR, HENNESSEY . LEROYLE, In his great original character, ‘Dennis O'Malley. The Company also includes Herr Fischer, the eminent Piano Soloist. Among the numerous changes will be Dickens’ beautiful character, POOR LO, (thei London. Crossing-Sweeper.’”) -Attention is particularly called to the wonderful change (a direct contrast from this charact-r) to the BeauTUFUL: Ducness or. Devonsitre, un+ der one minute, and if not accomplishel in the time specified, Miss Wade will forfeit $100. Fun, Mirth, Mystery, Music, Singing, Da ncing, Sailor’s Hornpipe, Highland Flings, Reels'and Irish Jigs. The first evening’s entertainment concludes. with the Sparkling Burlesque, ROBINSON CRUSOE AND HIS MAN FRIDAY! Under the management of C. E. Van Horn. Admission 59 cents. Chillren 25 cents. Reserved seats 75 cents—now on sale at Mulloy’s. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN box, with the:result that in a few days,. ~ the record in raiding the State Treas-. +2 curative power, and in the remarkable : pecinicy Nevada County Land and Improvement Asso Clearance sale 2? ——AT-——MAS LESTER & CRAWFORDS THE NEXT. THIRTY DAYS. —o—— We must before our Spring Goods commence to arrive MAKE ROCO™M By Closing Out Our Pall and Win ter Stock. To accomplish this we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery —suUCH AS—bons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, ‘Mittens, Etc." Ktc., At Astonishingly Low Figures! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET NEVAD/ CITy 0. C. WEISENBURGER. : H. C. WEISENBURGER. FPilaza E*eed Store, Foot of Sacramento Street, NWevada City. WEISENBURGER BROS., PROPRIETORS. Dealers -in all-kindsof HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions, Crass, Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND 8TOGK SALT, Etc., Ete. S2-EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. 2 Csantry Orders Learefally filled. T. H. CARR Carr Bros. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE : : DRUG : : Cer. Pine and Vommercial : STORE, Nevada Oeys EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY THING USUALLY FOUND IN A K Wirest-class D:rus ‘Store. ——_ PAINTS, OILS VARNISHES ETC sCHOUL Books, _ BLANK Books, : MISOELI.ANEOUS BOOKS PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS§, NEWSPAPERS Agents for the 8an Francisco Examiner. \ FLEaD, GARDEN pul sdlosall FLOWER SEED2. The Finest Brands of if Cigars in Nevada City. ‘Prescriptions accurately and carefulJy compounded by a careful and competent Drug For Sale or Rent, on Easy Terms ! Two Fine Ranches, ing Orchards. Both places are Within two miles of the Narrow Gauge depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and every advantage for a desirable home. Apply to ve improved, with bearF. G. BEATTY, nn Nevada City. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Bread oud Pine wereeta... ww. DBD. PROPRI pct LARGE STOCK OF PATENT sa hehoi ES FINE PERFUMERY.* FANCY SOAPS, OumBs, BRUSMEs, HAND MUR HORS; TOILET ARTIULES OF AD etees-+ Nevada Hity inton, SIN ‘NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO C peten Druggist and perfect purity Agent for the Imperial London, Sotids ek Guelteiien case SORT SUSDIEG PRESCRIPTIONS BY ACCOM guarante miiuhbiniididininiet co Ce, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Ribhive Anniversary '=— * eke GRAND— . PROMENADE ween SOUVENIR BALL . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUBSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY, 49, ’S9 UNDER THE AUSPICES OF IN CELEBRATION OF THE PTrwenty-Fitth Anniversary OF THE FOUNDING OF THE ORDER OF PYTHIANISM. . § Superb Decorations ! Elegant Souvenirs ! Magnificent Music ! Fnie Concert: Program ! EVERY FEATURE A NOVELTY! AND PROVIDED REGARDLESS OF EXPENSE ! New Music! New Decorations ! New Dances ! Reception Committee. . BEONARD-8,-CALKINS,____0. MALTMAN, GEO, A. GRAY, GEO, C. GAYLORD, D. B, GETCHELL, CHAS. PECOR. E. J. RECTOR, — D. 8. BAKER. B. N. SHOECRAFT..-... cts FLOOR MANAGER Floor Committee. E. A. TOMPKINS, F. A. BOST, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, A. R. LORD, CARL L. MULLER, GEO. A. NIHELL, J. M. HADLEY. 0 Only purchasers of Floor Tickets entitled to Souvenirs. TICKETS (admitting gentleman and two ladies,) $2. Spectators in Gallery, 50 cents. More hereafter abour this Great Event. Musical Entertainment ART tie alee ee {PATNTING § DRAWING. Saturday Evening, Feb. 2, '89. BEST + LOCAL + TALENT. "Wis Harel E Gul Who is Needy and Deserving. eac! ponte on at a RORDRY and rk aA Garthe, Nevada City, where he will teach the different branches of Oil, Water Color and Pastel oe The rodimeste ts of NATUR easy Fou SKET HING . pl pees or NGA Sern application. Systematic Drawin: 4 dP it Work we Me: Crayon Draw oss an ( or! chanical, hitectural and Machinery Drawing’ alle efficiently and satisfactorily taught. a Admission 50 cents. price. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mill's Residence.) ey @@-FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING AT REASONABLE RATES, Children halfCAMEn & DRABEK, FURRIERS AND TANNERS, Quaker Hill, Nevada Co. — ws ARE NOW Paersaen TO DO first-classs work ip MAKING UP FURS OF AIL DESCRIPTIONS The Table will be supplied with the best of terme in for Children’s Carriages, Etc., at ‘The house contains as pleasant furnished reasonable prices. tooms as can be found in the city. DAY BOARD, $5 00 A ‘WEEK. @@ Samples of our work can be seen at Geo. C. Gaylord’s store, Nevada City. — Orders sets mee Me, Gaylord will be SHELTON COLLEGE . ”777 —aAND— "our wore: "We are the acknowledged champions. Nevada County Academy: CAMER & DRABEK. IN ALL GKADkE, Spray ae apna =—e to —on at ers ow Rendy--Se ner bers u on) + &cyclopedina,. Really Ch sp dba than half the price of similar Ay act. nae si We call th the special oulal astoutinn sy ply oon, ebay (de ogy oy EDUCATIONAL DE DEPARTMENT. THES 10N will open, in the Academy Notice for Publication. . Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, PpMEe ahs rhGae ah, Porrice sac: Piet ics 2 ae eee aT, -epeiyas Leck chee pled et 4 compliance eer ON MONDAY, FEB. th, 1889 . with the provisions of th of-Con GEO. F.JACOSS, -"Manage, aange (HSS ena En aero tdende; 10ctere for the raining AGADSMY. will be 8 Gino ean i EWE apg poi Pony bao for small c bane bs er, . State ate cot “Galt orate, Ras atl Crlebveixl Milburn Hollow Axle Wagon, cTHE COLLEGE will have English ana 2 etn ihe buriane fu M4 of Section No:mal, Music and Art De to Students 0 both Gexes. “FOR PROSPECTUS, giving Courses of partmente. Open ser {chi offles ct Bec*/Golunbus Buggies, : Carriages : Pr aetons. eran” pear TNUnk aaa ete., ad ie tied of sala office at te + OLL VARIETY WM SHELTON, ‘ae aes Waller Lym J. et — teem Nevada City Cal. . fiire'o ca” 218, Beam at” Cau: eigen 1 1) . pus ate ae oo aGitiming adversely SES Tik riutlbs UV LOPEDIA. ” sicmmece lst aumearae Lanp Crprice at SACRAMENTO, Catt said 25th day SELDE HETzet, Realise. The Best in the World for « or ck 1s wenney GLEN THAI i a The New ‘hree-Volume it am . pee t bac aiteation Ww mocks taal T Re Comprohensiv ad hyd wr oo topics, Comnleye in Requsoniont valuing, : pete at ‘ sd nt. SITUATED ‘Obi and aoe Good i. ble for premises . oF TBOOD AS GOLD ! Hilo Lodo, No. 48, KeofP, will receive . [Inte BUGGY ROBES, MATS, RUGS, ROBES . = aces Lareest and Best Assortment a ers! HE GRAND 4 \ } CROCKERY, . A thier ter BANKROPT SALE! cass,/ Dairy ‘ THE ENTIRE STOOK OF CHINA . week. AN ere Vi Household Furnitur . ot Michel mitivembas! FANCY GOODS Bcd 4 , ‘ lic, Spring Beds In This Market. wine a Ca rpets, last week Mirrors, Etc., . They are Direct From Eastern Moses Recently owned byL. M. Suke") Factories and will be sold geri ; a % of the Re forth and purchased at Sher wee : ohn iff's Sale by the undersigned. Aparty a 3 open a )/ BEHOLD "THE BARGAINS '. <7 Francisco ~ Prices! — cat Bedroom Sets reduced from $115 to i time of he Bedroom Sets reduced from $40 to ~~ « \ — : Carpets, per yard, reduced from} J have also on hand afFull Line of , Davies, d $1.25 fo $1. : George Carpets, per yard, reduced from $1/ Guns, Pistols, furnisbin to 75 cents. biota Parlor Sets, reduced from $60 to $40. Shelf Hardware, Roberts, a Lounges, reduced from $30 to Stoves. Paints. i stair Mattresses, reduced from $20 Powder and . ; The W ring Beds, reduced from $10 to $7. Sportsmen's Materials, io" — vik Rockers, reduced from $12 Bibra, Wikatolon: : at Spano iia Rockers, reduced from $9 to lron. Steel, Leather, . bea Wall Paper, Half Price. Leathe: Shoe will be pi A atn'9 ery ea Price. over, . i ee eh ee Findings. ee Bird Gages, Half Pric a Fine Gages "Two-thirds Price. erie eee oc ; “at Equall capsirn dt : ‘Buck of } Aud Evervthing Else at Equally! water and Steam Fittings, saae da life i : Low Prices. Brass and Rubber Goods, : = se The Goods will be Chain Rope, Nuts, county, t : Bolts andWashers, leasing tl Sold Without Reserve The Van paaeas P And a Full Line of the leadii Most of the Stock is New} oe renaly House Mill Minin wife will AND IN STYLE. ba eens . Tossing. a And Farming Materials REMEMBER.THE PLACE: ee pepo : ; Monday : E. Cart A E T street in. YT 4 (y7. Geo. E. Turner, fet we fF ho is th & 57, 59 and 61 Pine Street, petals : ' Nevada City. gentleme PROPRIETORS. ie servi = Stallion : Season :1889.__. trated od New Goods . Peshial. mew Record 2:33%. anes New Aty les . Winner at Glenbrook, Carson filed wit a tal : ". . City, Nev., and nd Willows, Cal. pope ord record scribed { : . dene seer dae eeues Almont A. Treg a30h others. weri .s re Serer Wilkins Suits to’ Order for Fall . on theFQuRTH nest at Bie enbreok and. 4 Silas eat pop Aide Cal., week: shows Pade z re gton an and Winter. wk ha" cfane ine ts mbrone pent sas ; : 20s, vg Four ‘ours old 2, Ties youn old in Sis yours lt ; oe vligre sited J toto, th sir, of Ball John I 2:29%4, Victor the hay seed horse 2:22 and of Grenv f Th T i the Fashion Pillay oy Comeay e by bel ty Clerk mont. gat of Mary” Blain Bicine, oy ae <x ho has-died A, ii iedmal C dl of, Ne, ne ay by Secty's American “Bt Sten r nenty wy in three. d J Broad Street, Nevada City. ce Pints aatonded vege qrenaret ee : pny i ga . in his letter to to the Kenceased a k Farm. published in the B: Clerk M. ae ee “Ike bcs rls Taek @ person is by Seeley’ American star, record of 2: . and the FASTEST heat trotted during , — Fisdiction ‘ he says ig A saother of of the 8 Jay’ Bye Bee i All Goods of my own impor‘gop, where, like one pROOe Jay Bye Bee ; poi at two years old, remarkable rotting %s _— Sina wiih Diompd, straine whch fu vfurne : sabia . . isiesowss a eed alcanes fe preseate A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. epee by the ¢ lesson Allen wi ch they convey.’ m month r ae Pasha will make the Season . pig Suits Made inthe Latest Fash~ mencing February {st and endA st ion, and Superior Worke ing July Ist, 1889. Says . * Ti Thirty Doll for th Mr. Hz. manship. Ga, or Fone ve Dollais’ to ‘aos. for Chic Payable on or before the end of the. ing with en Shani —— An Py ge G. F. TAYLOR, Manager. put up o Prices as Low as can be Ob-. P. 0. address Nevada City, Cal: j N F i H i , Richa: tained in the City. Pest M. L. &-D. MARSH, hd _— Manvfacturers and Dealers in of — § i “os “Iowa When paying money for Clothes, All " Kinds ‘ of Lumber my face, 4 Pedal Ss, annoyar get those that Fit and ona Your i i ee Form to Advantage. ps ck of rg T have recently received an Immense . Boulder Street,’ : Nevaita City. 40 ‘Adar . Stock o Foreign and Domestic : Woolens, to which I invite the ataa owns ro Presi m % ‘ The 0 ’. tention of gentlemen of taste who want es mn wana to wear Stylish Clothin: . their lit to Mr. G Pickets, Etc, kto, . ae ~ . ome, Examine my stook ‘and be nd” Wa Peep : Ce <9 . nea oe the Batis : Olear and Seoond Quality Sugar Pine, ,oem A. FRIED MAN, j lr ye 7 ard ethan

Pe tern She ie arial ‘ can cahas. tie sake eee in e 8i~ erra to the TUESDAY, JAN, 29, 1889, LATE NEWS, Only three men have madé.a cent at Harqua Hala. Nipping frosts have occured i in the Sonoma Valley. The San Bernardino county bonanza boom increases. The capital of Arizona has been changed to Phenix. Capitalists have bonded four quaatz lodes at Texada Island, B. C. : The people of Anaheim oppose the division of Los Angeles county. Thomas Johns, aged five years, was killed while boner at Virginia City, Nev. Samuel L. Stanley, & pioneer merchant of San Francisco, ‘died on Saturday. John C. Snyder, a San Diego commission merchant, has been arrested for arson. _.The New York banks now hold #20, 000,000 in excess of the legal requirements. : Contracts have been closed for a road from Fort Worth to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Twelve thousand coke workers in the Connellsville region have decided to ' strike on February ist. 8t. Adelbert Catholic Church, at East Buffalo, was destroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss $75,000. E. H. Swarthout, a member of the Republican‘Old Guard’’ since 1856, died at San Jose on Saturday. It is stated that Lord Sackville West is to be appointed English Embassador to Turkey—quite a promotion. Charles Norton, an aged lawyer, confessed to grand . larceny -at San Diego, and was sent up for two years. Many people of Seward county, Kas., are on the verge of starvation. ApPeals have been sent to various places. ’ The house of Mr. Armstrong was burned at Susanville on Saturday morning. The contents were saved. At New Orleans a colored man named Wakefiell shot and killed James W. Trainor, and a mob killed Wakefield, Li Hung Chang, the. Chinese Viceroy, threatens to exclude Ameriae pes Baking the Js resgatad The Risrriate: Bee keeps its eagle eye on the State’s law-makers. It has madé this discovery: When the twenty eighth session of the California Legislature convened, there wai a Contingent Fund. of $30,000 to its credit—$18,000 for the Assembly and $12,000 for the Senate. When this fact became known there was an whparalleled raid on the State’s strong probably during the present week—a bill will be introduced asking for -a still farther appropriation with which to carry on the Legislature. Up to date the Senate has drawn $9,090 40, leaving only $2,909 60 in its Contingent Fund, and the Assembly has drawn on its Contingent Fund for $8,455 80, leaving a balance of $9,544 20. If the present Legislature distinguishes itself in no other way, it bids fair to break ury. i iesiltiateidiaainaiemaiaeeeamnememeeemeeme Te Tuere is more experience, time,and brain-work represented in the preparation of Hood’s Sarsaparilla than in any other medicine. It is this which makes Hood’s Sarsaparilla peculiar in its cures it effects. _Give-it a triul. Prars’ is the purest and best Soap ever made, , Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs, J. Narrzicer, Proprietor. January 27th, 1889. H. i. nig or North San 0am; Mrs. L. Buhring, do Miss Hottie. Buhring, do R. W. Tully, Omega, J. L. Slattery, Forest Ci J. Draback, Quaker Hil A. Husom, © penne BD M. F. McLeod, Hunt's Hill, M. F. Hub board, Sacramento, Wm. Selkirk, San Francisco, H, L. Seiledeler, Miss Millie Clerkin, Pike City, Oregon pale i ler, D. Coughlin, . T. J. Nolan, Colfax, John Mecullougn ae, Nevada City, 1: . Arrivals at National Exchanve Hot. Rector Broruers, Proprietors, January 28th. 1389, Mrs. Ramelli, Ranch, ae so McBean Washington, E. Farquhar, San Francisco, ‘Mrs A. . Green, Kentucky Fiat, J. Withers & w, do G, A. Paul, Grass’ Valley, D. pram. do -3. J. do 4 8. Flint, Sacramento, H.E, Stentford, do C. ¥. McGlashan, Truckee,R. ge Mag.olia, J. R. Bal Ese yp he ptm: SJ & Ready, F.A,I ee. H, Schamene Truckee, M. : Dumler, Sun Juan, J. B. Treadwell, Sacramento, H.C, Callahan, San Francisco, F. J. Bently, San Francisco, FrankMorrison, Reno, A.D, Piazzo, Bloomfield, a eans from China if the Exclusion Act is not repealed. At Ogelthorpe, Ga., four small children, who were left in a house by Mary Potter (colored) while she went to work, were burned to death.Nearly 3,000.men were thrown idle. in the Shenandoah part of the coal re"gious by the suspension of all the Lehigh Coal Company's and individual coal quarries. Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll has been black-bsl'ed by the newly-established Players’ Club, founded by Edwin Booth. The cause is his anti~. . religious views. ‘\. The fallin temperature in Dakota has been very Pronounced, especially at Sioux Falls, where, on Saturday, it dropped 70° in ten hours—from 60° above to 10 low zero. Charles Townley, a broken-down actor who had quit. the profession Several years ago because of his habits of inebriety, committed suicide at Livingstone, M. T. 2 With m ine. Henry 8. Ives and George H. 8 ner of New York. are in--jailon a charge of defrauding the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Company of $2,500,000, They are unable to secure B.C. Haley, who isin jail at La _ Grange, Ky., for robbing a house, proves to be a son of the late Mayor of St. Catharines, Canada, who died recently, leaving the boy a fortune of t . It has been discovered that Ben Proffit, ex-Trustee of Cooke county, Tenn., is a defaulter from $10,000 to $20,000. The citizens who appear on his bond assert that they did not sign » dt, and that their names are forged. James Kerman, a laboring man, __from Bakersfield, jumped_into_Stockton channel to drown himself, but the water was so cold he changed _his tnind and shouted for help. He was hauled out in time,and was found te be drunk. An American, supposed to be Geo. ., 8. Driver, cut his throat with a razor inthe Ariel Hotel at Islington Sunday. Uper-histrunks are the labels ef several American railways, principally Chicago roads. He is not exdected to recover. Cincinnati was in darkness all day Saturday, caused by a lack of wind to drive away the huge clouds of smoke which had settled over the city during the night. During the darkness Fritz Hander was sand-bagged and rot bed on one of the priucipal thoroughfares. Spencer Burns, a colored man, whose age is somewhere between 95 and 100 years of age; died at Maryaville ‘after a brief illness. For forty years he has lived in that Vicinity and be‘game known te ulincet every resident: He displayed much avtivity vp to _ within @ short time of his death. He sn in poverty. The President bas commuted the. . of James D. Fish, formerly of the Marine National York, who was cenvictj, of misapplying.th> MISS LOTTIE WADE, James bare hy Ranch. Nevada City, 13. Advertised Letters. . The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Jan. 26, 1889. Any person. calling for these letters, will please ask-for advertised. Allain, Mrs. Julia Boyle, J. z Beck, N. B.—2 Chassbore, F. J. Jhalmers, H. &. tae bee Richard enry jokes Hae C.F. Robinson, Annie. Gacen R. Crarxe, P. M. NEVADA THEATRE. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, January 28, 29, 30. Artistic. Refined. Instructive. First appearance of The Character-Delineator, Vocalist and Danseuse. America’s Premier Female Protean Artiste, in her original Operatic, : Dramatic and Unique patenaiemnan, specially written ‘SS "Miss Wade will be be suppotted in all her characters by the Australian. Humorist, (who stands without a Peer), MR, HENNESSEY . LEROYLE, In his great original character, ‘Dennis O'Malley. The Company also includes Herr Fischer, the eminent Piano Soloist. Among the numerous changes will be Dickens’ beautiful character, POOR LO, (thei London. Crossing-Sweeper.’”) -Attention is particularly called to the wonderful change (a direct contrast from this charact-r) to the BeauTUFUL: Ducness or. Devonsitre, un+ der one minute, and if not accomplishel in the time specified, Miss Wade will forfeit $100. Fun, Mirth, Mystery, Music, Singing, Da ncing, Sailor’s Hornpipe, Highland Flings, Reels'and Irish Jigs. The first evening’s entertainment concludes. with the Sparkling Burlesque, ROBINSON CRUSOE AND HIS MAN FRIDAY! Under the management of C. E. Van Horn. Admission 59 cents. Chillren 25 cents. Reserved seats 75 cents—now on sale at Mulloy’s. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN box, with the:result that in a few days,. ~ the record in raiding the State Treas-. +2 curative power, and in the remarkable : pecinicy Nevada County Land and Improvement Asso Clearance sale 2? ——AT-——MAS LESTER & CRAWFORDS THE NEXT. THIRTY DAYS. —o—— We must before our Spring Goods commence to arrive MAKE ROCO™M By Closing Out Our Pall and Win ter Stock. To accomplish this we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery —suUCH AS—bons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, ‘Mittens, Etc." Ktc., At Astonishingly Low Figures! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET NEVAD/ CITy 0. C. WEISENBURGER. : H. C. WEISENBURGER. FPilaza E*eed Store, Foot of Sacramento Street, NWevada City. WEISENBURGER BROS., PROPRIETORS. Dealers -in all-kindsof HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions, Crass, Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND 8TOGK SALT, Etc., Ete. S2-EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. 2 Csantry Orders Learefally filled. T. H. CARR Carr Bros.. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE : : DRUG : : Cer. Pine and Vommercial : STORE, Nevada Oeys EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY THING USUALLY FOUND IN A K Wirest-class D:rus ‘Store. ——_

PAINTS, OILS VARNISHES ETC sCHOUL Books, _ BLANK Books, : MISOELI.ANEOUS BOOKS PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS§, NEWSPAPERS Agents for the 8an Francisco Examiner. \ FLEaD, GARDEN pul sdlosall FLOWER SEED2. The Finest Brands of if Cigars in Nevada City. ‘Prescriptions accurately and carefulJy compounded by a careful and competent Drug For Sale or Rent, on Easy Terms ! Two Fine Ranches, ing Orchards. Both places are Within two miles of the Narrow Gauge depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and every advantage for a desirable home. Apply to ve improved, with bearF. G. BEATTY, nn Nevada City. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Bread oud Pine wereeta...... ww. DBD. PROPRI pct LARGE STOCK OF PATENT sa hehoi ES FINE PERFUMERY.* FANCY SOAPS, OumBs, BRUSMEs, HAND MUR HORS; TOILET ARTIULES OF AD etees-+ Nevada Hity inton, SIN ‘NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO C peten Druggist and perfect purity Agent for the Imperial London, Sotids ek Guelteiien case SORT SUSDIEG PRESCRIPTIONS BY ACCOM guarante miiuhbiniididininiet co Ce, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Ribhive Anniversary '=— * eke GRAND— . PROMENADE ween SOUVENIR BALL . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUBSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY, 49, ’S9 UNDER THE AUSPICES OF IN CELEBRATION OF THE PTrwenty-Fitth Anniversary OF THE FOUNDING OF THE ORDER OF PYTHIANISM. . § Superb Decorations ! Elegant Souvenirs ! Magnificent Music ! Fnie Concert: Program ! EVERY FEATURE A NOVELTY! AND PROVIDED REGARDLESS OF EXPENSE ! New Music! New Decorations ! New Dances ! Reception Committee. . BEONARD-8,-CALKINS,____0. MALTMAN, GEO, A. GRAY, GEO, C. GAYLORD, D. B, GETCHELL, CHAS. PECOR. E. J. RECTOR, — D. 8. BAKER. B. N. SHOECRAFT...-...... cts FLOOR MANAGER Floor Committee. E. A. TOMPKINS, F. A. BOST, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, A. R. LORD, CARL L. MULLER, GEO. A. NIHELL, J. M. HADLEY. 0 Only purchasers of Floor Tickets entitled to Souvenirs. TICKETS (admitting gentleman and two ladies,) $2. Spectators in Gallery, 50 cents. More hereafter abour this Great Event. Musical Entertainment ART tie alee ee {PATNTING § DRAWING. Saturday Evening, Feb. 2, '89. BEST + LOCAL + TALENT. "Wis Harel E Gul Who is Needy and Deserving. eac! ponte on at a RORDRY and rk aA Garthe, Nevada City, where he will teach the different branches of Oil, Water Color and Pastel oe The rodimeste ts of NATUR easy Fou SKET HING . pl pees or NGA Sern application. Systematic Drawin: 4 dP it Work we Me: Crayon Draw oss an ( or! chanical, hitectural and Machinery Drawing’ alle efficiently and satisfactorily taught. a Admission 50 cents. price. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mill's Residence.) ey @@-FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING AT REASONABLE RATES, Children halfCAMEn & DRABEK, FURRIERS AND TANNERS, Quaker Hill, Nevada Co. — ws ARE NOW Paersaen TO DO first-classs work ip MAKING UP FURS OF AIL DESCRIPTIONS The Table will be supplied with the best of terme in for Children’s Carriages, Etc., at ‘The house contains as pleasant furnished reasonable prices. tooms as can be found in the city. DAY BOARD, $5 00 A ‘WEEK. @@ Samples of our work can be seen at Geo. C. Gaylord’s store, Nevada City. — Orders sets mee Me, Gaylord will be SHELTON COLLEGE . ”777 —aAND— "our wore: "We are the acknowledged champions. Nevada County Academy: CAMER & DRABEK. IN ALL GKADkE, Spray ae apna =—e to —on at ers ow Rendy--Se ner bers u on) + &cyclopedina,. Really Ch sp dba than half the price of similar Ay act. nae si We call th the special oulal astoutinn sy ply oon, ebay (de ogy oy EDUCATIONAL DE DEPARTMENT.. THES 10N will open, in the Academy Notice for Publication. . Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, PpMEe ahs rhGae ah, Porrice sac: Piet ics 2 ae eee aT, -epeiyas Leck chee pled et 4 compliance eer ON MONDAY, FEB. th, 1889 . with the provisions of th of-Con GEO. F.JACOSS, -"Manage, aange (HSS ena En aero tdende; 10ctere for the raining AGADSMY. will be 8 Gino ean i EWE apg poi Pony bao for small c bane bs er, . State ate cot “Galt orate, Ras atl Crlebveixl Milburn Hollow Axle Wagon, cTHE COLLEGE will have English ana 2 etn ihe buriane fu M4 of Section No:mal, Music and Art De to Students 0 both Gexes. “FOR PROSPECTUS, giving Courses of partmente. Open ser {chi offles ct Bec*/Golunbus Buggies, : Carriages : Pr aetons. eran” pear TNUnk aaa ete., ad ie tied of sala office at te + OLL VARIETY WM SHELTON, ‘ae aes Waller Lym J. et — teem Nevada City Cal. . fiire'o ca” 218, Beam at” Cau: eigen 1 1) . pus ate ae oo aGitiming adversely SES Tik riutlbs UV LOPEDIA. ” sicmmece lst aumearae Lanp Crprice at SACRAMENTO, Catt said 25th day SELDE HETzet, Realise. The Best in the World for « or ck 1s wenney GLEN THAI i a The New ‘hree-Volume it am . pee t bac aiteation Ww mocks taal T Re Comprohensiv ad hyd wr oo topics, Comnleye in Requsoniont valuing, : pete at ‘ sd nt. SITUATED ‘Obi and aoe Good i. ble for premises . oF TBOOD AS GOLD ! Hilo Lodo, No. 48, KeofP, will receive . [Inte BUGGY ROBES, MATS, RUGS, ROBES . = aces Lareest and Best Assortment a ers! HE GRAND 4 \ } CROCKERY, . A thier ter BANKROPT SALE! cass,/ Dairy ‘ THE ENTIRE STOOK OF CHINA . week. AN ere Vi Household Furnitur . ot Michel mitivembas! FANCY GOODS Bcd 4 , ‘ lic, Spring Beds In This Market. wine a Ca rpets, last week Mirrors, Etc., . They are Direct From Eastern Moses Recently owned byL. M. Suke") Factories and will be sold geri ; a % of the Re forth and purchased at Sher wee : ohn iff's Sale by the undersigned. Aparty a 3 open a )/ BEHOLD "THE BARGAINS '. <7 Francisco ~ Prices! — cat Bedroom Sets reduced from $115 to i time of he Bedroom Sets reduced from $40 to ~~ « \ — : Carpets, per yard, reduced from} J have also on hand afFull Line of , Davies, d $1.25 fo $1. : George Carpets, per yard, reduced from $1/ Guns, Pistols, furnisbin to 75 cents. biota Parlor Sets, reduced from $60 to $40. Shelf Hardware, Roberts, a Lounges, reduced from $30 to Stoves. Paints. i stair Mattresses, reduced from $20 Powder and . ; The W ring Beds, reduced from $10 to $7. Sportsmen's Materials, io" — vik Rockers, reduced from $12 Bibra, Wikatolon: : at Spano iia Rockers, reduced from $9 to lron. Steel, Leather, . bea Wall Paper, Half Price. Leathe: Shoe will be pi A atn'9 ery ea Price. over, . i ee eh ee Findings. ee Bird Gages, Half Pric a Fine Gages "Two-thirds Price. erie eee oc ; “at Equall capsirn dt : ‘Buck of } Aud Evervthing Else at Equally! water and Steam Fittings, saae da life i : Low Prices. Brass and Rubber Goods, : = se The Goods will be Chain Rope, Nuts, county, t : Bolts andWashers, leasing tl Sold Without Reserve The Van paaeas P And a Full Line of the leadii Most of the Stock is New} oe renaly House Mill Minin wife will AND IN STYLE. ba eens . Tossing. a And Farming Materials REMEMBER.THE PLACE: ee pepo : ; Monday : E. Cart A E T street in. YT 4 (y7. Geo. E. Turner, fet we fF ho is th & 57, 59 and 61 Pine Street, petals : ' Nevada City. gentleme PROPRIETORS. ie servi = Stallion : Season :1889.__. trated od New Goods . Peshial. mew Record 2:33%. anes New Aty les . Winner at Glenbrook, Carson filed wit a tal : ". . City, Nev., and nd Willows, Cal. pope ord record scribed { : . dene seer dae eeues Almont A. Treg a30h others. weri .s re Serer Wilkins Suits to’ Order for Fall . on theFQuRTH nest at Bie enbreok and. 4 Silas eat pop Aide Cal., week: shows Pade z re gton an and Winter. wk ha" cfane ine ts mbrone pent sas ; : 20s, vg Four ‘ours old 2, Ties youn old in Sis yours lt ; oe vligre sited J toto, th sir, of Ball John I 2:29%4, Victor the hay seed horse 2:22 and of Grenv f Th T i the Fashion Pillay oy Comeay e by bel ty Clerk mont. gat of Mary” Blain Bicine, oy ae <x ho has-died A, ii iedmal C dl of, Ne, ne ay by Secty's American “Bt Sten r nenty wy in three. d J Broad Street, Nevada City. ce Pints aatonded vege qrenaret ee : pny i ga . in his letter to to the Kenceased a k Farm. published in the B: Clerk M. ae ee “Ike bcs rls Taek @ person is by Seeley’ American star, record of 2: . and the FASTEST heat trotted during , — Fisdiction ‘ he says ig A saother of of the 8 Jay’ Bye Bee i All Goods of my own impor‘gop, where, like one pROOe Jay Bye Bee ; poi at two years old, remarkable rotting %s _— Sina wiih Diompd, straine whch fu vfurne : sabia . . isiesowss a eed alcanes fe preseate A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. epee by the ¢ lesson Allen wi ch they convey.’ m month r ae Pasha will make the Season . pig Suits Made inthe Latest Fash~ mencing February {st and endA st ion, and Superior Worke ing July Ist, 1889. Says . * Ti Thirty Doll for th Mr. Hz. manship. Ga, or Fone ve Dollais’ to ‘aos. for Chic Payable on or before the end of the. ing with en Shani —— An Py ge G. F. TAYLOR, Manager. put up o Prices as Low as can be Ob-. P. 0. address Nevada City, Cal: j N F i H i , Richa: tained in the City. Pest M. L. &-D. MARSH, hd _— Manvfacturers and Dealers in of — § i “os “Iowa When paying money for Clothes, All " Kinds ‘ of Lumber my face, 4 Pedal Ss, annoyar get those that Fit and ona Your i i ee Form to Advantage. ps ck of rg T have recently received an Immense . Boulder Street,’ : Nevaita City. 40 ‘Adar . Stock o Foreign and Domestic : Woolens, to which I invite the ataa owns ro Presi m % ‘ The 0 ’. tention of gentlemen of taste who want es mn wana to wear Stylish Clothin: . their lit to Mr. G Pickets, Etc, kto, . ae ~ . ome, Examine my stook ‘and be nd” Wa Peep : Ce <9 . nea oe the Batis : Olear and Seoond Quality Sugar Pine, ,oem A. FRIED MAN, j lr ye 7 ard ethan