The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
THE PLACER HERALD.
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etor ana llltcu Will aiI 'HtIIt itN StoNh vi
,,oods. lie invites the custom of the public.
Gao his advertisement in another column.
DAVIDSON d Mares, are now doing busi-
ness in their brick store on the corner oppo-
.;tot "Sam's." "Quick sales ana good bar
Gains" is their motto. Call and see.
Eberly, Cove & Co., have been occupying
,berlaree brick store room for several weeks.
They seem to be doing their usual tlourishine
business.
Cross & Co., next door, arc well secured
from fire in their store room. Plenty of
Goods for sale.
HARRIS & Co., and ConEN & Co., have
opened out stocks of goodsin the store rooms
Of Van Matre's brick.
barney GooDKISD is again at the old
stand Brick Front Read his advertise
ment.
Van MArRE has located himself next door
to Barney, in large frame building where
the public can be supplied with all sorts Of
tin ware. stoves, dc.
KENrUcKY SroRE-A. a. |. DAvIDsoN-
These gentlemen have fitted up their brick
store in a very neat manner, and have on
hand a superior stock Of goods, and cheap at
that SO they inform u.s.
THREE MonE-Three more brick buildings
will he erected in our place before the season
closes. One of the builders, Mr. Gordon
has already commenced his The cellar walls
are being built 1t is to be occupied as 81
store
Messrs. Anderson d Mills broke ground
on their lot, corner of commercial and Court
streets, on Monday last, for the erection Of
brick law office and a store room.
Mr.. Stevens is also about to build large
Trick editce, on the site Of the old Diana
Bowling Saloon, which is TO be 40 feet front
and III feet deep. The first story is inten
ded for a billiard saloon and the upper story
for theatre 1t is the intention of the bull
der to make it the most handsome building
in the place.
Auburn may now be considered as well
secured from a general conflnyration III
future. Many improvements have been made,
numerous brick buildings erected, and our
streets are now being filled and graded-by
winter We shall have a more pleasant town
than ever. "Loveliest village" DC.
JAMES WALcu's advertisement will be
found in another column. He has the lon
gest established shop in town, and still car
r.es on his business with as much industry as
ever
JAMES NoLAN is again carving on busi-
ness at his old stand. next door to Norcross'
See card
KILLED BY rnECAvING OLA BANK.-About
niue o'clock on Wednesday last. as a com
pany of miners were working in their claim
at "Donix HILL" one mile north of Auburn.
on a long cut, the banks gave way completely
covering one of the company, Mr.. lezekiah
Wright, and catching Noryel BisweIl, about
the waist, his legs and the lower part of the
body being secured in the ground by the
caylng earth 1t took some fifteen minutes
for the COMPANIONS of these men to DIG them
out. When Wright was dug up he was still
breathing. but died in 80 minutes afterwards.
Mr. W.. was a young man about 2 years of
age and formerly from Randolph county,
Missouri He has a brother in this country,
residing on Spanish Flat. near Auburn. Mr..
Biswell escaped unhurt. DR.. Hubbard was
sent for but the injuries of young Wright
was so great that no relief could be afforded
him.
VINO Is IIE-On Thursday evening last
the body of a man was found near Barham's
ranch, on Bear river, in this county. 1t is
supposed the deceased was hauled from
distance and left in the condition in which
he was found. The man had evidently been
murdered. He had been shot in the back
OF the head with large bored pistol or rifle.
SCHOOL DIREcToRs.-E G.. Smith, J. Q.
jackson and Thos Woods, are elected School
Directors for Township No. 8.
Chas. Ma'by, G J. IIillyer and P. Stone,
are elected for Township No I.
J.R Nickerson, we believe is the only
Director elected in Township No. 2.
bEALs BAR-Mid all the change and up
se's IN political matters this Bar stands as
usua,-soundly democratic; giving about
the same number of votes, and about the
olne demOcratic maiority il lii Two .:on.s