The Placer herald., 1871-09-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
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third Sunday in each month at the VISUAL hour.
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EDITOR OF THE PLACER HEaALD.-S.r: 1 was
very much amused by reading in your issue 0
the Sth inst. such graphic count given by
your correspondent f., respecting the future
greatness of Ophir. Fully believing all that tn,
writer "a will in co1rse OF tins be realized
the chances for such are daily increasing w
have already telegraph Office establish'd d
on Cool Friday street; and kept by one Mrs.
-, who is exceedingly loquacious and very
prompt in delivering messa ages, particularly so OF
ths r publican SIDE; nor over, she is prepared
to send all Democrats down to the region o
Hadas, and extol Republicans up to the third
heaven. She is no mean orator, and an excellen!
.debater; she will debate by the honr about the
past, present and future, and viii tell the Demo
Gratis in very plain .nguage, that eve whipped
you now and next year at the residential elect ol
we Will whip you ten times worse" SO you cal
inform your Republican readers that all messages
sent 10 No. 40 Good Friday street Ophir, will
be promptly delivered. In addition 10 the + le-
graph Office, the inhabitants preparing to
renovate Main street, by laying new plank on ih
sidewalk, commencing from Hathaways stor
On tho eastern corner of St Patrick and Mail
streets running east to Ptterson's saloon, stu
ated on the eastern corner OF Good Friday ano
Main streets On the south sido--irom Judg
Moore residence on the corner Of Auburn ano
VI ain streets, running west to the Livery Stable
on tho eastern corner OF st. Patrick and Mail
streets This sidewalk is mnch needed, and vii.
be Il great acquisition to the town. have n,
doubt but what the people are in good earnest
about improving the streets, al | am given It
understand that an order has been issued to re
ovs IN obnoxious pi 5-sty. now Ill juAtapooltIol
with tho dapidated Sidewalk, and EMIT ng
very disagroeab!e smell t. al. who have occasion
( E., pass and ,ePass, particularly 80 with PROM
nadegs, who by The means Of the dust are obliged
to walk Oh the rotten platform and thus pas.
this scented spot l. with hundreds besides,
will say remove the nuisance and let i, no longer
corrupt the healthy streets Of Ophir. 4.
.D.rR1cr ELgcrIoss Ine following are tho
r1,es roce vol b. the various candidates for Dis
trict o!lcea at ,he late election Democrats are
deaisuated by an ai.erisS y.
District No. For 8 per,isor A. Laswcl
52l, p. 5 ayer AS; for Collector, Jas. N oor'
G03 D. Harris i70; for Assessor, "Johu Mitchell
5!1, J. p. Nash 453.
District No. 2. For Supervisor, Z. L. B,adle.
G33 Il. W,l4h ,Gf; for Collector, ". L. Munsol
G5i, j. L. ssrapson GAG, for Assessor, /. T.
Allen 73l, Tao Aas Sharloy Al.
Diatri,t Aa. 2---,For Snpo-sissr, c. BseA:nan
.,2i, n wilsins .Jo; far Collector, james
AlcCorm;c'i 40, Wan Kcyshov 3j8; for Assessor
John Ddtler sol. IS. CT Randall 332
CoS'rAaLgs LLlcg.--Iownshlp |, j. D. Tack
e,t, Z. j. Fletcher.
Township &c Jansen, c. W. Hurst.
Township 81. Lnigor S. Cogswell.
Township A. Plank, Bates Hobbs.
Township 5-E.skine Allen, T. Miner Jr.
Township 6-Thomas Snedicar.
Township 7-R ". Sparks, C. T. Macy.
Township SIS. Labree
Township 9-John Ertel D. ". Walker.
Township 10--C. L. Hotchkiss, - Spidel.
Township 1l-R. j. Rainey
P1cTuRrs.-Nvw ,u... ,nc u4cction is over,
and peep e's faces have assumed their natura!
and pleasant appearances, we can remind on
pictures, in the highest style Of tn art at Au
burn Drug Store buildings. No extra charge 70
Democrats, but on Republicans The price mayb,
increased the Senatorial and crulnb- pickins
gade grow haggara and distorted il counte
nance over the contest. For sueh sn carly ap.
plication would be advantageous, both to til,
a.,pearance OF tn picture and its cost.
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EXPECTED FUN.-A tile election was tC
have been paid at O'Clock last evening, by
James Mahon wheeling L. l.. Craig from tn,
D pot to the American Hotel, about three quar-
ters of mile, ut which time much fun
pected. The weight of op Mon wa that tn,
horse would prove fractious and jump stif-legg'
and as there is some mud and good deal OF dust
on the road, the W mel might idnd looser Al
burn Brass Band was to escort the procession.
CHEAP Goopo.-D. VI. LaUtcl proposes TO
resume ths dry goods busin IS here III Auburn.
about the first o! next month. In the meai.tiInt
he invites the attention OF visitors to call at No,
137 street. Sacramento, where he is selling
goois wonderfully low, In order to reduce his
large stock pr, pAratory to the removal Partie
desiring anything in the dry goods line, will dc
well to bear tn s fact Ill memory.
fCDL!C SCHooL.--AuUuin fuDilc School will
open On Monday next. Owing to an acciden
by which Mr. I'll, her has been disabled, and foI
tae present prevented from taking charge of TIE
b Sher branch of the school, Mr.. Eugene Calvin
will ill his place, and Miss Smith WILL as for
merly, conduct the prim ry department. This
We learn, Is the arrangement, and parents and
pupils can govern themselves accordingly.
UAME LAws.-ihe game laws lifted yesterday,
and will be off until the 18th Of March Now
our Nimrods with their pointers, settlers, retriev-
ers and lowing pieces, sally forth and revel