The Placer herald., 1873-10-25


third Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
NE. CHuRcH.-Rev. Edward E Dodge will
rreach q. the Methodist Episcopal Church, Au-
hurn. every Sunday at TO- 80, A. NJ. The Sab
hath School will commence at II: 30 p. NJ.
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The boss calfskin FOUNDER of Auburn Brass
Band is in the height Of his glory
WHY are the young ladies Of Auburn like old
toners? Because they are fond of Todd-y.
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For the very best photographs, 60 to Bradley
Ruofson s Gallery without stairs-!-s ASCEND
m TIE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street San
Frsncico
As we so to press the previously announced
Musical Jubilee is in full blast. Before con-
cluded it promises to be grand affair.
The proprietors of the Placer Brewery are
preparing their buildings for winter, by substan-
tal repairs in the way of roofing, siding, floor
ing etc. - -
P1rIFAx BrrTERs.-These Bitters which have
for so long time been 50 popular in Germany,
are now the most popular known. 1t is an
agreeable, pleasant beverage, and dispes dys-
pepsia and indigestion, and adds vim to the
system.
MuRpERER.--It is rumored that Charles
Brown, one of the parties now confined in the
Auburn Jail, on charge of robbing the Auburn
& Forest Hill stage on the 10Th ult., escaped
from prison in Humboldt County in 1868, where
he was confined for murder
~ All parties needing the services of an ex-
perienced surveyor are advised to employ J. A.
Benson, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Au-
burn, Cal. He has the Government Field Notes,
the possession of which enables him TO restore
= lost corners without delay. He charges mod
erately and works rapidly.
VIZ see from the Union that worthy
townsman Gen. 10 Hamilton was unanimously
elected Il member of the Agassiz Institute at its
annual meeting held on the goth inst in Sac
ramento.
HOSE having bald heads should read The ad-
vertiselnent of FOUND AT LAST" it makes
the hair grow. and also changes it to glossy
black color.31 err Ir..
NEAB CoMPLh1IoN. The large iron front
stone building, being built on the lot adjoining
office. by Mr.. John Worsley, is fast APP
proaching completion. This building has been
under course of erection for nearly year The
walls completed, and workmen are now en-
gagged in putting on the roof. 1t is being COW
cred with what is known as feltroofng. The
building will be fre-proof, and when finished
Will be security against approaching flames, as
well as an ornament to this part of the town.
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New DwELLING.--We not eel pile of lumber
IN front of Mr.. Henry Stones blacksmith shop,
which naturally suggests improvement of some
kind. On venturing to inquire we were in
formed that Mr. Stone contemplates putting up
dwelling house on the vacant lot between his
shop and the millinery establishment Dwell
lnss of the right kind are needed, and we think
1t would be q good investment.
. The Marysville appeal mentions that the
Eastern mail for that place miscarred the other
day. We didn't know before that the mails
did such things.
So says the Grass Valley Union. We suggust
TO the Union that the appeal is remarkably ig-
horant on many other matters besides the sub
lect OF obstetrics. The Placer Argus only rank
Ing below it. The Northern Enterprise attest.
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'asArxrt IS Mosr HAsrY, says the proverb. and
whether true in all cases or not we know the
sale plan of driving out of the narrow street be-
tween Hauser's store and dwelling on to the
piaza to let the buss pass by, would have been
'~ saving OF much expense to the man who
was caught in this place the other day and pre-
1efred to back over steep bank to get out of the
way and thereby run the hind end of his wag-
On through the side of house. and break
aeck'yoke in the sudden 'fetch up he made
ais wagon struck the building. We have heard
w5 S'sa that 1T was not the safest to go back
Gsns !. especially over steep bluffs. and we be-
iAED AT LAST The caved in condition Of
we street and the partially exposed condition
VI the sewerage on Cnmercial street, between
'ne dr'ig store building and the bank, has been
"u eye'sore to us all, and terror to evening
f'Vnehaders for long time; but as it was it is
e.. now, for our Road Master, Mr.. Henry
il TN stss has fixed it up in good style, and now
Of or Pieasure we announce 10 the gailantS
th.i Vui Town, that they NAV now in safety pass
tbasay b"a way to the hail. without any fear of losing
l'tVes crac :, or their precious charge through
'iNa OF SuPERvLsoRs.-As per require
NJ. Ms oi the Code, the Supervisors met last
a"y 70 canvass the returns of the Judicial
"oh and also. as per advertised notice, to
,as ''as and award the contract, should they
us ~ lor building an addition to the County
hospital The result of the canvass is given in
there W., place In regard to the bids, of which
en,. atI awarded, for this reason: On reconsid-
teriana OF the subject the Board decided to ma
the nr ~ cnange the plans and specifications of
ehanssip u addition, and with the proposed
have es was necessary that bidders should
kds ~ opportunity to alter or amend their
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