Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 3

HICABAOrA CABAL PBBJECT. The banks of San Jom refuse MISCELLANEOUS. The City of Santa Cruz vs. Sprock Santa Cruz Sentinel. HATI KKAY.

18, M80. The opening of coming spring is alroady apparent on many fruit trees. It is to be hoped these trees will not be so precocious as to be "nipped in the bud." Dew it Pay Ed. Sentinel: Under Its present management tho Santa Crus High School has graduated eleven pupils in five years, and estimating Its cost at $100 per month, which Is a very low estimate, it has cost the district $500 for each pupil so graduated. It now behooves us to ask, does It pay? Has our schools, under the present management, been a success? Let us judge by results (the only true way to Judge), and what are they? How many of our pupils have been able to obtain first grade teachors certificates? No one doubts the scholarly ability of our present Principal, but Is he practical? If we compare results in our schools to those In Watsonville we find nothing to our credit, although Mr.

Linscott makes no pretence to The mining share market at San Francisco has not been quite as active during the past few days, and the values do not move in the direction to suit the selling Interest. As a result there is apparently less buoyancy in stock circles. The Union Consolidated assessment went on, but the stock failed to carry it. Sierra Nevada Is In the same category. Leave your orders at the Cream Bakery for Fancy Cakes.

Secretary Thompson, of the Navy, has accepted the Presidency of tho De Lesseps Panama canal enterprise, at a salary of $25,000 per annum. Thompson did not have to resign much, as his term of office under Hayos expiros with the first of March next. A good deal has been said in the press against the Do Ijosseps canal scheme, and now the same journals complain of Thompson for accepting its Presidency, but our observation leads to the conclusion that this opposition comes mainly from the papers published in the Interest of Stanford A Co. and other railroad corporations, who wish the transfer business to re On Saturday night last the Masons of this city elected R. M.

Garratt, W. W. Anderson, Sr. Win. R.

Porter, Jr. J. Werner, (11th time) F. W. Lucas, (3d time) Sec.

These officers will be Installed on the 8th of January. All the new styles of Frames at Brazer's. Los Angeles, notorious for its Democracy in years agone, in its late municipal election was carried by the Republicans. In the late Assembly olection Republican counties went Democratic and Democratic counties went Republican. A Petal ma farmer has a potato digger with which a man with a span of horses can dig from 200 to 250 sacks a day, according to the yield and lay of the ground.

It requires about eight men to pick up, sack and stow away the potatoes. Toys of every description at Hobbs' Ifcaikstore. In a county in Mississippi a Shor-lff and County Clerk got into a shooting scrape and both were killed. One was a Democrat and the other a Green-backer. If this thing keeps on long enough the Republicans will have some chance iu Mississippi.

TIntnlln always (almost nlways) has his work done when promised. Custom Shoe Factory, Kffey's Block. Last week at Monterey, a sea lion was shot by A. Abrego. It was about seven feet long, and weighed nearly 750 pounds.

It has for some time past been creating sad havoc with the longer to pay Interest on the deposits in their saving departments, and county securities bearing seven per cent interest are gobbled up with vicious greed. The interest on money is certaluly falling in Santa Cruz. More nice DrvGoods. notions and Kancv Articles at the Sea Hide store, and al lower prices than any house in the city. A series of slides, extending from the junction of the Fclton and S.

P. C. R. R. to near tunnel No.

7, compelled the passengers yesterday to walk a distance of nearly one mile and a half. Will be cleaned away on Monday next. Turlceva! Vow Is the ttmp toonler Vour Turkeys for Christmas dinner at Wil liamson a uarreit's. England has resolved upon coer cive measures in her Irish affairs. The London Timet is goading the Government on to this course.

If we are not greatly mistaken, Mr. Bull has got a larger white elephant on hand than lie has had for the last quarter of a century. Beautiful Panetrles at Hobbs Book store. At 7:50 o'clock Wednesday morn ing last a long and large tree fell near tlio Powder Mills, smashing a shanty. A few minutes before the tree foil, It being uprooted by the storm, the Bhanty was occupied by three men.

A lunch basket was smashed, and a coroner's inquest barely avoided. All kinds of Nuts. Fhrs. Oranares. Lemons, at the Cream Bakery.

There Is a great demand for Watsonvillo apples this year. A firm from Sail Jose has had packers working in the valloy for some time, and there is a good markot for the entire home crop. The principal apple growers of that section are. J. A.

Blackburn, K. F. Redman and Dr. J. W.

Gaily. Velvet Frames worth tl 21. sold for85ots. at me ijuivson oooKsujrc. The population of the State of Oregon, according to schedules returned to the Census Office by enu merators, is as follows: Males, 383; females, 71,879.

Total, 174,787. Nalive, foreign born, white, colored, 11,080. In point of population Oregon is two-thirds the size of San Francisco. A.lanre line of fine Dress Goods for the Hullduys al Levy's. We mentioned one Panton as having been robbed on the Soquel road.

From evidence since obtained we conclude he was whiskied." There Is a difference between getting drunk and getting rnobed. We be lieve this is the same Panton who had a lot of Chinamen arrested for trying to hoe him with their little beet-mill hoes. H. Randall's Is the place where you can buy your Boots and Hhoes low for cash; everything in the snape of Hoots ana Mhoes, Ladies' Children's and Men's wear. The Monterey Caliorniau reads the Santa Cruz Journals a lesson on the amenities of the press.

This it has abundant time to do, lifting its editorials solidly from the Santa liar bara Prest. Press" Is a pat word in this connection. If your victims we must be, please present to us your solid form" not in borrowed gar ments. Beautiful Beaver Hats, In all colors, sold cheaper at Miss K. Handley's, than anywhere else in tho city.

The Mercury says 11 is a burn ing shame that wood and coal costs so much. Of course it is, and If wood and coal wore not "burning" we pity the majority of people these cold days. As to the cost, as poor as the printing business is, we have no doubt the Mercury men have as much compensation for their labor as the wood-choppers. Ladles, the only place in town where you can get a perfect fitting and perfectly unisiieu rrencn kiu nooi. maoe to onier Is at Hamlin's Custom Shoe Factory, Lf- leys DiocK.

A star-tling item: Mrs. Louis Schwartz, P. W. M. of Idlewild Chap ter, No.

19, O. E. was presonted with a golden star, emblematical of the order, appropriately embellished and engraved, by the members of the chapter, last Wednesday eve. Mrs. E.

Brown, W. made the presenta tion speech, which was responded to by Mrs. Mcnwartz. A great variety of Pictures and Frames ai tne Lawson uooasiore. At Los Angeles, the Los Angeles and San Diego Railroad Company gave a mortgage for ,2, 800,000 to T.

Gage and E. B. Bryan, agents of the Central Pacific, on all the prop erty of the company from Loa An gelos to San Diego, for a term of 30 years, at the rale of 6 per cent. This is for an extension of tbe track from Santa Ana to San Diego. Ladles' Rubber Shoes for 50 cents, at Levy 's.

The Courier-Item says It is rumored 'that D. M. Ilelmas contemplates moving from San Jose to Santa Cruz. "Jesso." We think we can see Mr. Delmas on top of the moun tains, moving to a city of 5,000, and loaving a city of 16,000 Inhabitants, and that, too, when lie has Just pur chased a $30,000 residence, we believe the Arguello homestead.

A large slock of Trunks and Vntlsesal H. c. cnace's, for Ladies aud ueiuiemen. Fischer, a trunk maker by occu pation, and a prominent Socialist, on Sunday night last shot. Railroad Commissioner Beerstecher In the breast.

They were boon companions in the Sand-lot proceedings, and like the little pigs oue went to town and got something to eat and the other is hungry In the street. Fischer got as far as a nomination for auditor. Wanted, to sell, or exchange for wood, hay or grain, a single harness, a sewing machine and aluwn-mower. Duncan Mc-Pherson. Last year Pacific Av.

was graded below Gragg's. Let any one who thinks such section should not be macadamized go and examine It in its present condition. Chalk rock and water, so far as a mixture is concerned, make a aiqierior article of mush. It is a shame that Santa Cruz, with its 4,024 Inhabitants within the Incorporate limits, has not one decent atreeei. The largest Hue of Holidays Goods In town at levy's.

Explorers say they have discovered that the Yukon is one of the largest rivers in tbe world, is navigable for steamers for a distance of 2500 miles, and 500 miles from its mouth it receives a very large navigable tributary. The basin formed by the eonfiueuoe la twenty-four miles wide. The Yukon is reported to be nearly as large as the Mississippi. Houses lo rent from IS to W0 by A. J.

Hlods, Real Estate aud Ins. Agent. In New York Statn, in 1876, the Greenbackers cast 1,987 votes; In 1877, In 1878, In 1879, and in 1880, but 12,373, which is barely one per cent, of the largest vote ever cast in that State. Here the rocket has evidently corns down In a stick, and if the vote continues to decline the next time tbe people speak their verdict will be written In decimals. There will be a New Year's Parly at the Pacific Ocean House, under the auspices of Pilot Hose Co.

Music will be furnished by the Davis Family Band. A grand time is anticipated. Tickets can be had at Wells, Fargo office. "1 assure you gentlemen," said the convict, upon entering the prison, "that the place has sought me, and not I the place. I may truly say that my election to fill this position waaan entire surprise.

Had I consulted my own inclinations, I should haye peremptorily declined to serve; but as I am In the hands of my friends, I see no other course than to submit." And in be went. Men's Fancy Slippers for the Holidays, al levy's. The Honolulu papers contain long and interesting accounts of the present eruption of Ma.ioa Loa, the great volcano. Qu the 11th of November a river of burning lava thirty miles la length and nearly a mile wide flowed down from the crater to tbe sea, presenting a grand sight, especially at night. Some fears are entertained for the safety of the town of llllo.

Peautlful Papetrles al piobba' Bonk- ets The petition for hearing In banc has been denied. Horn parties were dissatisfied with the decision of the Supreme Court and stipulated for a bearing before the court in Dane. Young ladies wishing to make their mothers a Christmas gift, can find nothing more desirable than one of Miss K. Handley's elegantly trimmed Bonnets or Hats. In the case of the Santa Cruz Bank of Savings and Loan vs.

Frank Cooper, the Supreme Court on Thurs day last sustained the Judgment of the lower Court, which decision vests the title to the homestead property of Mr. Cooper In the bank. A slip and large wharf for the freight steamer Garden dig baa Just bceu completed, adjoining the ferry slips on the south, at a 'oost of -The length of wharf and slip on the north sido Is 600 feet, and on the south side 460 feet from East street, the wharf being 197 feet wide, at foot of Market S. F. We look a look In at Mayor Chaee's market yesterday and were astonished at the stock he Is carrying.

No less than the carcasses of 110 hogs are on their way to bacon and ham. The proprietor informs us that His display of beef, pork, turkeys and chickens, "the dav before Christmas," will not fall behind the rule be has established for himself. The Pumukin-ple Social connected with day evening, lnsu Georgia and Illinois are better off financially than other States. Illinois I has but $257,410 outstanding bonds, which will be paid on the first of next January. Then the State will be out of debt, and there will be no more taxation for current expenses.

This happy oonditiou has been brought about by the Illinois Central Railway, which is required to pay a percentage to the commonwealth. Clothing! Clothing! If you want bargains In Men's and Boys' Clothing call at Burnet's. The population of this county Is 12,801, divided as follows: 7,248 males, 6,553 females; 0,638 natives, 3,103 foreigners; 12,084 whites, and 717 colored. We are surprised to learn from the census returns that thereare 1692 more males than females. Undoubtedly more than one-third of the male percentage is found among the Chinese.

There are 524 Chinese and 125 Indians, who are included In the figures above given. If you are in need of a Nice Suit of Clothes go to Levy's. John Werner has received from the East a fine lot of Lap Robes, Blankets and Fancy Whips. Section 9, Article XI, of our new Constitution, reads thus: "The compensation of any county, city, town or municipal officer shall not be Increased after his election or during his term of office, nor shall the term of any such officer be extended beyond the period for which he is elected or appointed." The Legislature must, undor this section, provide for the eleotion or appointment of county officers In 1881, The Grand Jury was impaneled Monday morning as follows: Ixrenzo I. Ordwsy, John Foester, Charles P.

Batchelder, James Burns, Daniel Mo-Laughlin, John Doyle, L. E. Pierce, G. A. Belser, James Tynan, D.

A. Rider, John J. Lelbbrandt, Alfred Q. ljay, W. R.

Ryder, J. F. Heuneuse, Lucien Heath, Cathers I). Folsom, Evan Russell, Thos. M.

Kelly and Thomas Bergen. They closed their labors on the 15th Inst. David Post, of Frogtown, was before Judge Logan on Wednesday last, and examined as to bis sanity. The Judge decided that he was sane. Immediately after the rendering of this decision bis wife had him arrested on the charge of assault and battery.

He gave ball for his appearance. Mr. Post spent Wednesday night Iu our lock-up. David is a kind-hearted man, but when be gets his barrel full be probably makes all Frogtown howl. Peter Alldresen, the fashionable tailor, has laid In bis full and winter stock of Imported goods, and Invites his old patrons and the people generully to give him a call.

Notwithstanding we have had so much unfavorable woather for holiday business, our enterprising grocer, Munor, has as usual laid In as fine an assortment of holiday and everyday goods as can be found anywhere outside of S. F. He evidently knows how to tempt the palates of his many patrons, It Is now quite certain that the next U. S. Senate will consist of 39 Democrats and 37 Republicans, providing Davis, of Illinois, and Mahone, of Virginia, (theSenstors named are oft oxen) vote with the Democrats on party measures.

Whenever either of these gentlemen voto with the Republicans, the Republicans standing together, the Senate will be a tie, which will give the victory to tbe Republicans, the Vice-President having the casting vote. Ladies Fancy Slippers for the Holidays, at Levy's. On Sunday last a branch of the Irish land league was formed iu this place, 32 persons signing tbe roll. M. Lynch was elected President, J.

F. Christal Vice-President, J. T. Galley Secretary, and Father Hawe Treasurer. One hundred dollars were subscribed, aud after appointing J.

Sylvar, J. J. McMenotny, Martin Kinsley, P. Dorsey and T. Rnoney a soliciting committee, the meeting adjourued to 12:15 to-morrow.

The money raised is to be used in the defence of Parnell and bis colleagues, A Chrltmas Ball will be given at Bern-helm's Hall, on Wednesday evening, Dec, 'i, the best of muslo has been engaged. A general Invitation is extended. John Mantes and Dr. Powers of Bear Valley, San Benito county, lately had a suit concerning some land, Iu which Mantes won. A few days (or nights, rather) afterwards a wagon of Mantes was burned.

A shoit time after that a horse was missing, aud a couple or three weeks sgo throe mares were takou from Mantes' barn, taken three or four miles in the hills and shot to death. Powers has been arrested, and is being examined at Hoi lister. Is your policy of Insurance about to expire? A dollar saved, a dollar earned For new rates apply to A. J. Hinds, Fire, Life and Aucldeut Ins.

Agent. The irrepressible Young to the fore again. The market of W. P. Young, always the admiration of the people on Christmas day, will be tilled for Chrlstrras on Thursday and Friday next, with a grand display of oeef, pork, mutton, lamb, turkeys and chickens, fattened for the holidays.

Christinas comes but once a year, and "eat, drink and be merry should be the motto." Young will cut up his Christinas meat on Christmas morning, not keeping It on display the whole of Christmas day, as heretofore. Go to II, C. Chaee's for your Business Sulla. When the census figures began to come from the South it was thought that they were unduly inflated for tbe purposes of fraud in the Congressional representation. In quite a number of suspected places the enumeration has been made over again.

The result is to sustain the correctness of tbe previous figures. Tbe South has been progressing much more favorably than the press has given us any reason to expect. Texas has increased in population at a rate surpassing that of any other State In tbe Union, To rent, In rhinean Bbck, fronting on Pacific store vacated by A. Bou-loin. 12xim feel; also, the store vacated hy Donovan, KiiW.ft.

Duhcaji McPusasoa. The other day the printer made ns say, although the error was marked twice, that there was an artesian well In Redwood City 9.500 feet deep. This error is causing aerions trouble at Redwood Cily, where the Skxtibki. is sworn by, tbe taxpayers and treasurer declaring that our item must be correct, the contractor and the trustees the while denying that the well la mors than 560 feet deep. It may not be 9,500 feet deep, but it Is deep enough to nearly bankrupt Redwood City, and were we one of tbe subsidised Journalists of that burg ws would deny Its truthfulness.

llo you wsnt lo rent or sell your property Helling and renting of nlly property a specialty. Apply to A J. Hinds, Real Estate and Ins. AaenU Ih Bill InlrodMwl Into the Bona Beeontlj-. Following the text of the bill In troduced In the House by Hoar, December 14th, for the incorporation of the Nicaragua Canal Company: Be it enacted.

That U. S. Grant, K. D. Morgan, II.

J. Jewett, Howard Potter, Wm. R. Garrison, Frederick Billings, Geo. W.

Rlggs, Solon Humphreys, Frederick Hiittertield, J. Thomas de Franco, E. F. Beale, Wm. Dennison, and all those wbo are or may be associated wilh tbem, and their successors, are hereby created a body corporate under the name and style of the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua, by which name the said Company may sue and be sued, may defend and be defended, In all Courts of law and equity within the United States; may have a common seal, and generally may have and possess the rights and privileges usually possessed by similar companies, and may purchase, hold and convey such real estate and personal estate as may be necessary to carry into effect the purpose of this Act, and do all lawful things to secure the full enjoyment of the powers, privileges, rights, bene fits aud grants contained in the Canal lease or made hy the Republic of Nic aragua to the Provincial Inlernceanic Canal Society, and confirmed May 18, 1880.

Sectioh 2. That the capital stock of said company shall consist of not less than 600,000 nor more than shares, of $100 each, which shall, in all respects, be deemed personal property, and shall be transfer able In such manner as the by-laws of said corporation may provide. And the Board of Directors of ssid company may Issue bonds In such form and amount, not exceeding one-half tne capital stock, as said Board may determine. Ten per cent of an subscriptions shall be payable at the time they are made, and all future payments shall be made at such times and In such amount said Board of Directors may determine. Sixty days previous notice shall be given of all payments required, and of the time and place of payment, by publication in oue dally newsnaner in Now York City, San Francisco, London, England, and Paris, France, and in case tbe stockholders shall neglect or refuse to pay, in pursuance of such notice, the stock held by them shall be forfeited absolutely to the us of the company, and also all payments made on account thereof, but tbe uoard or Directors may allow the re demption of said stock on such terms as they may presort be.

Sao. S. That the affairs of tha said Company shall be managed by a Board of Directors, eleven in number, lo hold office for such terms as tbe by-laws of said Board may provide, and nntll their successor? are duly chosen and qualified) but at least five or six directors shall be chosen every three years. Said Board shall sleet from Its members a President and Vice-President of the Company, who shsll hold office for snob terms as the by-laws of said Board may provide, aim uiuu tneir successors are duly elected and qualified. One of said Directors shsll be appointed by tbe Government of Nicaragua, as provided In such concession.

Sec. 4. That for the management and disposition of stock, property snd effects of said company, the nuaru ui directors may make such by-laws, rules and regulations as may conform to the authority granted In such canal concession, and not incon. sistent with this Aot or tho laws of the united states, or existing trnatv stipulations wilh the Government of nioaragua, lor the protect on of th ship canal within tbe territory of Nicaragua; or may, at any time of the election of Directors, and In case of vacancy In said Board, caused by death, resignation or otherwise. All the same.

No person except the Directors appointed by the Government of Nicaragua, shall m. rector, who is not a-stockholder, and any one ceasing to be a stockholder snail cease to he a Director. Sko. 6. That the Incorporators deslg- iiHiou in tiiQ nrst section of this act, or a majority of tbem, may call a meeting oi stocKooioera whenever not less than 100,000 shares of tbe capital stock of said company shall have been subscribed for and 10 per cent, paid thereon, for the purpose of organizing said company at such time and place as they may determine upon, after advertising the time and place of meeting for at least thirty days In two of the dally newspapers of New York City; one In London, Kngland, and one In Paris, France; and at such meeting, and at all future meetings of the stockholders, every share of stock shall entitle the holder to one vote, to be given In person or by proxy.

The annual meeting of st i gholdcrs of said corporation shall be held for tbe choice of officers, (when they are to be chosen), aud the place and notice of such meeting is to be prescribed in the by-laws, but a failure to elect Directors on the day appointed in said by-laws shall not be deemed to dissolve said company, but such election may be holden any day appointed by the Directors. Tbe Directors, of whom seven, including tbe President, shall be a quorum, shsll have full powers touching the election of all officers of the company, and bonds to be required of tbem for the faithful performance of tbeir duty, and said officers shall bold office at the will and pleasure of said Board and said Directors shall make an annual report to the stockholders of their proceedings and expenditures, verified by affidavits of tbe President and at least six Directors. Seo. 6. Congress may at any time, having due regards for the rights of said company, alter or amend this aot.

BAKER'S PAIN PAN ACKA enrMpmn in Man and HeuL For use extrni.l,y and Interually. sjxaaVflin VKOETABI.E WORM RYUUP Instantly deHtroys worms and removes tbe sevnUons which cause tbem. THTRNO'S CATARRH BNTFF cures Catarrband all affections of tbe muruui mem brane. ipifr-un Tfl XINTTfvaa i ittL't) ut cs si a s. 4i" i a rt in r.

i riLilA mrv uitJ mH CatbatitJc Kefulatoi. sp.5-6ra IamenM Is the prectirsor of Rheamn tit in. Kwape tt by hetttlnic Trask's Mg-netle Ointment aud rubbing In thoroughly. We hare a ppdy and poult tTe eu re for CalHrrh, Dlphtbt-Ha. Canker Muuth snd Krwlai-he lu HHlLOrTH CATARRH KKMKHY.

A nsa) Injector fre with ea'h bottle. I Tan if you dwilre health end iwcet breath. PrtceflOcts. Hold hy Tanner, Cbrlstal and ay. dcliHyM Tba Pleaaar Hap.

When the body I- bowed with pain an Intenae longing for relief brines hope. This may brighten the sufTeriug but It does not cure. At a time like this how welcome Is surh a friend as Warner's Hare Kidney and Liver Cure, bringing home health and happiness and tbe oys of a renewed life. Fellows Hypnphoflphltea differs from all hitherto produced. In corn pnali ion, mode of preparation, and In general feots.and In sold In luorlvlmU form.

It wm developed front actual penwnal many monthx.whlle (he luvtnUtr wa nu tiering from pultnoo-arv oun sumption, and nrvou debility. The good rcaulu following its tlmt hare since been rtpetued In numerous "Maw Wall RtrMg." Dr. R. V. Pisara, Buffalo.

Itear Kir 1 wish t--tut that my daughter, aged la, was uromjunced Incurable and was fast falling, aa tbe doctor thought, with coiiAumption. I ohiaiaed a balfdosen bottles of yimr rMarovary for her anil Nhe commenced Improving at once, ami la Dow WW I and strong. he took the very laat falL Very truly youra, Hkv. Ihaac N. Auuistij.

Whs, a lssk I Will you heed the warning. Tbe signal perhapa of the rum appniach of that mo-it Ask yourwelve if you can a fiord, for the aake of wiving centa, to run the rtk and do nothing. We know from experience taat Hhlloh'a Cure will cure your Cough. II never fa! la. This explains why nura than a million botilea wr Hold the pat year.

It relleyos croup and Whooping Cough, at once. not he wlihout it. For taroa or Cheat, u-e ill's Portia Piaster. Hold by Tanner, Cbrlstai aad Fay. dcift-Lyr-4 Well, the Fight 18 II Bury the Hatchet I Another Four Years! Tha Tlcton Oral! be lUgiaaimou, and the VaBfollied Snot tfp.

o-II's is Loaa; tssno that has no turn, hut yon novo to ho Mothe ell, Jost Iho snnto. while you're volus; down that Uaa. If your party elected, treat yourself ton new suit, one of CHACE'S FITTING OUTFITS They Rang From ft to ass. If your side got left, one of my SALT RIVER SUITS Will Inspire you with new can be bad all tbe way from 915 to I would advise tha OARFncr.n ni HANCOCK men to take a look at my WARD CUT-A-WAY. (Third Ward I mean.) They will ward off the eold and glre the outward man an elegant appearance.

Try one of my NOBBT COURT HOUSE 8UIT8I ONLY Don't eost half as much as the suits usually tried there, and la my suits Mis defendant Is always on the inside. I eall attention to my Xhtisd Ward Ulster I Will last yon throairh a dosen campaigns. Big pockets for tickets regular ballot hoses endorsed by all the candidates. If you want a Straight I WAVE IT. My goods are straight In srery lens, of the word.

If you want a Split I I'M THESE. I SPLIT HIQH PRICKS WHIG OPEN. Now, gentlemen, no scratching. Voto erary time for H. C.

CHACE, Tbe People's Candidate, Paxiae Arcane, Baata Crnn Cal. 11020-tI SANTA CKUZ BREWERY -A I AM PUKPAIIED TO FILL ALL OH-ders promptly, Aattsfaetloa guaranteed In ail eaaes. Thanking the publla for their liberal Patronage In the past, respectfully solicit aoonltnuanee of tba same. BUN BY BAUBOB DESIRABLE TIMBER TRACT I I OFFER FOB ft ALE, AT A FAIR prloe, and on easy terms, SOO or Son Acres of Timber Laos'. Located two miles from Hants Cms, on county building loeatlon; water lu abundsnee.

Knotilre, on tbe premises, of (no-lfj H1.NHY K. PAKMONH. VIEHSA CHEMICAL Steam Dyeing Works! OOATfOV OF WORKK, HAW JORE, I with Mrs. t'altorwoll, Ilress maker, Paelfic avenue, HanU Cms, Agent. aw All orders left with bur wilt bo.

promptly honored by me. oae-ti a. FATir.B, rrofr. THI CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS! Having at great espense Introduced the most recent Improvements in the manufacture of Fine Sporting Powder CALL THE ATTF.XTIOX OF UPOP.TS-men to their Powder which has been proved superior lo any Imported Powder, both In strength and purily. It Is only necessary to try this Powder to become satisfied of lis superiority.

For sale at all the chief moras la tho county, and at the Mills. Tbe Trade supplied at Ttecfneed Prices. BEKNAKb PKYTOX, Jsnl-u Superintendent. WABTIStt Mgfan ftueh aa Consamptlon, Bronrhltta, Aafh-nia. General IwhiiHy, Bruin kziiaUAtmn, ChnmteConaiipaUou, chronic llajThjL-a, Dyapepala, or ioci KEBvorn mwu.

Are poaltlTflT cured by Fat, lows Con POt'KD MYKCr Or HVrOPtfUHPUITSSs, As phoapborua entt-ra an largely Into the animal economy. It foeeomes par rrrWmem the umi vehlrle with whit to BMaktHata the other vitalising Ingredient of healthy Blood, Nerva and Muarle. In Hwk Hvrup of HTpnpbmphtu are eomMtHnt all the suhatancea found ueceaaary to la-aure robuat heath, aud when-aa vaa Invented with a view to supply every certainly haa performed soot wonderful rurea, MARi HDrm, 2. Ho. Janejlt, t88tt Jam aa i.

Fellows; mr tttr; I wtah to acknowledge the great oeneni nave receive, r-ous tne uaa of "Kellowa Compound Hyrup of 1 have been an. Invalid for nearly two yeara, wun a nroncnitU afree- Don that had heroine rhrunin. In fall of 174 I had a uhyoelaB eighty dav In uceeaaloo2 heaktea the coo Da I of ev- rrml others. They gave mm hut Utile en-dMiraa-eraeut. aome of them rniiii Innt J-ily i ru auvUed to give your rvniedy a trial.

1 did ao, and In leaa than one we there was a marked Improvement for the better. 1 have eontlnued Ita ue from UiU time until the ureaent, tmprovlaa? ail tha time, and I oau truthfully say I aw more than a buadred per eent, better tha when emiiweaetd Its uae. I have In-ereaaeJ ta weight about BftevM pntinda. and my cough, whk-b waa fearful, hava nearly dtMppeaml. I bHc'v ha tt aut been for your Hyrup, 1 ahou Id ere this hav been bevond the carea of 1 1 fe.

Very tmly yoars, ALBERT WHT. STDo no be deceived, by tvmedif-B bearing aaimilar tutur ao other pivpae-atioa tm a auaiitute af Una under auy aurgft 4r" HEBE, THERE EVERYWHEBE. Next Saturday is Christmas. Los Gatos Flour at Manor's. Christmas carols float on the air.

Boots and Hhoes cheapest at Levy's. tompoe Record, get thee a now roller. Fine Albums at Hobbs' Bookstore. Haiti, rain, rain, this week. Water everywhere.

Plenty of Rubber Goods at H. C. Chaee's. The total population ot San Mateo county is 8,0. New styles pretty Fapetries at Small-pox exists at Jackson, Amador Co.

Mrs. E. E. Pringlo, wife of William, Is quite sick. Corsets 1 Corsets I Corsets I at Miss K.

Handley's The examination of teachers commenced on Tuesday mornlug. Men's Reversible Ulsters at Levy's. Dr. Ford, of Watsonville, is confined to his room by sickness. Fine Purses at the Lawson Bookstore.

Turkeys and chickens will die rapidly during the coming two weeks. Autograph Albums, fine assortment, cheap, at lirazer'a. A walking track has been added to the Santa Cruz gymnasium. The White Hose Flour, a Santa Clara brand, is advertised in this issue. Green Offi'e, i lbs.

for one dollar, (Jiu-tliier's. During the storm tlio sign, lto-pulilieun Headquarters, took a tumble. Hcuulllul Albums attlie Lawson Bookstore. The rivers and rivulots of this county are booming, but not dangor-ously so. In a contest between a locomotive and a Chinaman at Lodi, the latter was badly hurt.

Fine for the Holidays at Levy's. F. Gay bid in at HliorlH sale the Dave Botiiwell property, at Watsonville, for 13. Fitch and son have enlarged their market by taking out the partition of the room adjoining. Csnllgiui Jackets and Rubber Clothing at Burnet's.

Santa Clara County pays into the State school fund, )G2, and gets back Judge Farnham, mentioned as Ick in our last Issue, was supposed to be dying yesterday. Razors and Scissors warranted to please at Wllley's Hardware Store. The holiday ads. in the Sentinel tell the people at what stores they can make the best selections. Toilet articles at Levy's.

Before the beginning of the new year let us say to mothers, that "a switch In time saves nine." Marlon A Oardner sell all kinds of Seed Oruln. Six inches of rain fell on the summit op to Saturday last, as we learn from W. D. Van Lone. C.

L. Thomas, formerly of Watsonville, is engaged in the wood and coal business, San Francisco. Brackets, new styles, at Brazer's The Temperance organization in tills city Is prospering, anil the Soquel lodge has membership of 61. Fancy Handkerchief Boxes at Levy's State and county taxes to the amount of some (10,000 have been paid in at the Treasurer's oittce. Large stock of Ulsters and Overooats at H.

C. Chaee's. The people of the Pajaro Valley are to give C. O. Cummings a grand benefit on Wednesday night next.

You should have your Children's Shoes made alsliHiilliti's, It pays, Eltey's Block. The Aldridge grist mill, five run of stone, is about to be constructed on lund of J. A. Itlackburu, Watsonvillo. Tom o'Slianters and Derby Hats at Miss K.

Handloy's. Swan are coming into the valley of the San Joaquin in great numbers, This is a sign of cold weather in the north. litscls, Panels, Velvet and Ebony Frames at Brazer's. There are 6iK) moro names on the Oroat Register of San Benito county than thero wore votes cast at the late election. A noat Bgn, at the foot of the stairs below Masonic Hall, gives the names and nights of the lodges which meet there.

Grand Holiday Social, Thursday, by the ladies of the Congregational Church. Saturday, at San Jose, Patrick Dillon, tho Old Gilroy incendiary, was sentenced to ten years in the State Prison. Initial Handkerchiefs at Levy's. In Kcdwood City Superior Judge Head, District Attorney Barry, Deputy District Attorney Teague and Justice Scoticld are all sick. Good Coal Oil at 91 2i per can at Willey's Hardware Store.

About a dozen cases of small-pox are reported in San Francisco per day, and up to date but one Chinaman has reached the pest-house. Go to H. C. Chaee's for your fine Dress Hulls. Mrs, Daniel McMillan, her husband having preceded her several days, started the proseut week on her roturn trip to Honolulu.

Fine Albums at llobbs' Bookstore. Schroeder, for the murder of Dr. LoFevre, after a trial lasting eleven days, lias been acquitted, the jury being out sixty-nine hours, Eastern Buckwheat, strictly pure, fresh, at Manor's. Spotted Tall, in taking his boy out of a public school, because be was punished, says: "A whipped boy makes a whipped man." Grass and volunteer grain cover the ground in neighboring fields with richest green. Warm rains give one color to hills and plains.

Fancy Hose for the Holidays, at Levy's. O. P. Wilson, of Redwood City, J. L.

Prewitt.of San Antonio, and Bub Iinus, of Imusdale, have circulated on our streets and gone hence. The Mussel Slough trial is dragging its slow length along in the United States Circuit Court, Judgos HofTinau and Sawyer presiding. Fine Assortment of Candies, cheap, at the Cream Bakery. Of the 24 applicants before the local board of education but two were males, yet there are 1,000 more males than females in this county. The place to buy choice Teas, at low prices, Is Marlon A Gardner's.

The young ladies attending Quirt-cy Hall Academy gave a party last Saturday evening at the academy. Dancing was the order of the evening. Farms ror sale and to rent, alt prices, by A. J. iilnds.

Heal Estate and Ins. Alien Till the ulglit of the 23d, the Tax-Collector will be at the Treasurer's ofllce between the hours of 7 and 9 P. M. Do not let your taxes go delinquent. Fine Furnishing Goods atH.

C. Choce's. The Supreme Court, in the case of llilui vs. Shelby, a homestead rase long before nur local tribunals, has reversed judgment and remanded cause. The graduating exercises of the Santa Cruz public school took place last nliiht at the Opera House, the usual jam on such occasions being present.

Velvet Frnmes at Hobbs Bookstore. Kearney has again crawled to the surface, orating last Sunday on the Kind-lot. He now favors tne forma- Hon a munlclv.l party for San franeisco. I'll ilce new Prints al Side Store, and kuimI ones JU yards for 1. Ssma Barbara Is said to be first class watering: place, yet the JVess tells ns that the ueonle down there are waiting for the returns from their beans.

Iiuiiec Hums lust received. The first of the season, at Williamson Usrrett's. Pajaro Lodge, F. and A. last Saturday, elected Martin Phelan, W.

Jerome Porter, Sr. Frank Aldridge, Jr. Jas. Waters, J. N.

Hesse, Sec. Boots and ftboes cheap for cash at H. Randall's. i As City Treasurer P. Hinds is putting his hands on a good many dollars, the people are more wise thau otherwise in not letting their taxes become delinquent.

Capo Cod Cranberries, Citron, Seedless Raisins. New Crop Znnte Currants, and everything wanted to make a good Christmas Dinner, at Williamson A Garrett's. It Is said that Eastern capital is about to build a railroad from a point on the Tulare Valley Railroad to Fresno Flats, to within thirty of the Yosemite valley. It is asserted, on the authority of Governor Chamberlain, of Maine, that John W. Mackay and a Phila-dolphian have each given $50,000 to Bowdoin College.

Cloaks, Cloaks, at Levy's. Now Is the time of nominations and elections of officers In the local secret organizations. It is the duty of the members to attend aud see that good selections are made. Taxpayers, don't you forget that the last day for paying taxes is December 27th. Pay np and save the co-t of delinquency.

Your families noed every surplus dollar you have. Hoots nnd Shoes repaired quickly, neatly and chcaiily.ut Hamlin's, Kile 'S Block. II. C. Morrill, on the Santa Cruz and Santa Clara boundary line, had quite a quantity of grapes in the rain.

Probably the grapes of some othors in the neighborhood su Herod similarly. Grand ball and concert at Bern-heim's Hall, on Saturday, December 25lh. Admission lj ladies free. The San Mateo Journal came so near changing hands as to have the names of uew proprietors published on the njst page, but the Inside shows that R. (i, Rowley still wields the pen.

Try those Pickles at Stlllman's. Fine. In the Suporlor Court of this county iu the case of the S. P. C.

R. R. Co. vs. Trustees of Santa Cruz school district Order confirming lauds and fixing compensation at ,75.

Wagons and Doll Buggies at Bra zer's. The Episcopal social took place last Thursday ove'g. Owing to the Inclemency of the weather the atten dance was not large, but the entertain ment is represented as exceedingly good. Wanted, to bur. a fresh Milch Cow, L.

8. Harmon. United States Deputy Marshal John B. Hardie was shot dead in Marshall county, last Thursday, week, by Jefferson Culbreath, whom be undertertook to arrest for illicit distilling. H.

C. Chace has Just returned from Ran Francisco with an Immense stuck of Holiday Goods for Men and Boys. In crossing the Salinas river the other night, the one-armed orange man and two companions got stanea in the quicksand, and one of the companions, Murphy by name, was drowned. Books Books) for old and yonne the latest at the Lawson bookstore. The end of the Pigeon Point warehouse being undermined by the waves, some four thousand sacks of grain fell to the rocks below, tlio grain being the property of Peseadero farmers.

Men's Rubber Boots at Levy's At the Los Angeles city election the Republicans won. J. R. Tobor-man was re-elected Mayor; H. T.

Hazard, City Attorney; S. B. Caswell, Treasurer, and Burdlck, Tax Collector. Pretty Paper Weights and Inkstands at Brazer's. Capt.

James Davis, United States deputy collector, was killed, and Uniteil Stales commissioner O. W. Campbell, beaten nearly to death by moonshiners In Tennosseo, Friday of last week. Beautiful Panetrles In the latest designs at the Lawson Bookstore. Miss Forbes, of Branclforte creek, who has been supplying this city with milk from her dairy ranch located next to Judge Rice's farm, has leased tl'o Imus estate and driven some of cows thereto.

Gent's Initial Handkerchiefs at Levy's. Full returns for Mayor of Boston give Prince, Democrat, Steb-bins. Republican, 20,754. The Demo crats elect 7, the Republicans 5 Aldor- men. The Council stands: 43 Kopuu-Iicans, 2d Democrats.

Gent's. Ladles' nnd Children's Boots and (Shoes made to order ut Hamlin's Custom Hhoe Factory, Uloca. At the Christian Convention, San Francisco, this week, Moody and San-kuv beinir the central figures, were many ministers from ttie interior, and proininemv among thotn Dr. nicy and Rev. Mr.

Willott, Catholic Prayor Books at Brazer's. Thore is ono thing about the people of tho South to be admired thev speak right out, aud now the Southern Democrats are speaking of the Northern Democrats in anything but complimentary terms. Velvet Frames at Hobbs' Bookstore. McGlashan, once of this cliy, now editor of the Santa Barbara Peru, Is in troublo. Ho lives so far from any one that the Monterey Cufiorni'an, he charges, editorially inserts ins ear torials without giving credit.

New Ties at Levy's. Thomas Fallon, a gontleman who has paid thousands of dollars in taxes in this county, a resident of San Jose, of which city he is an ex-mayor, and once treasurer eloct of Santa Clara aspires to succeed Booth. Marlon Oardner sell a choice Japan Ten for due per pound. Now is the time to make your holiday presorts to the frionds at the old homestead. We will send the Sentinel to any address in the East, if subscribed and paid for uefore January 1, 1881, for $2.50, postage paid, Miss K.

Handley lias such handsome, rich goods. Uo aud see them; it will do you good. It is not generally known, but It Is a fact nevertheless, thai a lodge of the famous Knights of the UolUen cir cle existed in this town during the war, and held Its secrot councils in the cellar of a building on Front street. Fancy Socks for the Holidays at Levy's. Plows are busy in every direction.

If more attontion was paid to the plowshare and less to the mining share, this county would be more prosperous, and not so many of our folks would uo pincned on assessments. IVin't fall to buv vour Hats of H. Chace, as he has far the largest and best stock In the county. Elwood Cooper, of Santa Barbara, save that his almond crop is very late this year. On the 1st of December he was but about half through with gath erlng his crop while ordinsrily be hss the work completed by the middle of October.

AnrtiVKn C. B. IH-pek Hams up. covered. First of this season's pack inn, at Manor's.

Brown and flaunce, the Mendocino outlaws, were sentenced at Santa Rosa by Judge Pressley. H. L. Brown was ordered to be hanged January 27th, and George Uaiince was sent to Stats Prison on a life sentence. Dolls and Toys at the Lawson Bookstore.

The California says, Mrs. Marks is lonesome." This condition is not very credilable to the gentlemen of ye ancient capitol." In this county there are nearly 2,000 more mains than fomales. Let her cross the bay at once. overcoats and Ulsters for the Holidays at Levy's. The Couner-llem, In one of Its witticisms, snvs, "all the tire depart-ment." Deparlimuit," singular number, reads well after "all," meaning the whole nnmber.

How would it do to omit "all" or add an to department. any groat erudition as to tbe classics and other very high branches, but I think he Is eminently practical, and bis pupils show It at every teachers' examination. I think we have been paying very dear for our gilt edged whistle, and the sooner we abolish tbe high school and become more practi cal, the better it will be for all concerned. Old Foot. The abovo communication la in serted by request.

As In the ease of every other communication appearing in our columns we neitber endorse or condemn It. Is your property insured Apply to A Hinds, Firs Ins. Agent, for rates. The Los Angeles Journal says that In June, 1869, from a point two miles beyond New Sin Gabriel river to the present location of Tustin City, there were only two public schools Anaheim and Santa Ana (now Yorba). In June, 1879, there were 84 public schools la the same territory, less than 20 miles square.

The num her of school children has Increased from 552 to 2,198, and the value of school property from $1,274 to $48,836, The Plaoerville Democrat says that on December 2d tbe streets of that place wore thronged by howling, yelling crowd of infuriated Chinese, pulling, hauling and pounding each other, and In the course of the fracas more than one pistol shot, tired at random, gave warning to the passers- by that life was by no means safe. The cause of all which was that one Chinaman had married a woman who, according to the Chinese code, was the slave or another Chinaman. On November 29th, at Santa Ana, some contemptible wretch entered the young orange orchard of Dr. M. Is.

Jones, and with a knife deliberately cut and destroyed about five hundred trees out of seven hundred trees in tbe orchard. The trees were of good growth, about two years old, and under excellent cultivation, for tbe Doctor had expended much labor and money to bring tbem forward. A few years more, and he would have had a fine bearing orchard and a handsome Income therefrom. The Red Bluff Sentinel, of Decem ber 4th, tells the following: About a week ago thirteen tramps made their exit from a freight car that was opened at Vina, and at once demanded meals and the comfort of Hall's residence. Hall roused the neighbors, who attacked the tramps, resulting In a couple being awarded heavy blows from a Henry rifle, and beating a retreat.

They were followed by the citizens of Vina, who overtook them on the railroad trestle-bridge, a short distance from town, and threw them Into the creek. The crowd managed to reach here, bnt were not given a breathing spell before they were ordered back, and made more trouble at Vina. Fine line of Hearts and Scarf Pins at Levy's. A Congb. Cold or More Taroat should lie stopiied.

Neglect frequently results In an Incurable Lung Disease, or Consumption. Rnown's Bronchial Thocii eh are certain to give relief In Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and alwuysglve perfect satisfaction. Thoyare not new or untried but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age.

Public Speakers and Singers use tbem to clear and strengthen the voice Sold at twenty-five cents a box every, where, octt-80-lyr Falsa Impression. It Is generally supposed by Physicians and the people generally thaflJyspepsla can not Invariably be cured, but we are leased to say that Ghreic's Aooust Lowes has never, to our knowledge, hilled to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Coin- Slalnt In all Its forms, such as Hour totnach, Costlveness, Sick Headache, Pttlpltution of the Heart, Indigestion, bad taste In the mouth, Ac. Out of the dozen bottles sold last year, not a single failure was reported, but thousands of complimentary letters received from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve any case. Try It, Sample Bottles It) cents.

Rogulaf slse T5 cents. For sale by ail Druggists. jeoOsw Mothers I Brother! I Are you disturbed st night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with tne excruciating pnln of cut-tlngteethf If so, go at onoe and get a bid-tie of Mas. Winslow's Soothino Svbcp. It will relieve the poor llttlo sufferer Immediately depend upon It: there Is no mistake about It.

There Is not a mother on earth who has ever used it. who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe to use In all oases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses In the United Slates. Hold everywhere. Sis cents a bottle.

ocv-so-lyr Facta that we Know. If you are suffering with a severe Cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, loss of voice, tickling In the throat, or any affection of the throat or lungs, we know that Dr. King's New Discovery will give you Immediate relief, We know of hundreds of cases It has completely cured, and that where all other medicines had fulled. No other remedy eun show one-hulf as many permanent cures. Now lo give you satisfactory proof that Dr.

King's New Discovery will cure you of Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, severe Coughs and Hoarseness, or any Throat or Lung Disease, If you will call at any of the Drug Stores yon can get a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular size bottle for II. spvrtf.irsi THE TOM BW The POLICE GAZETTE of New York will commence In No. las a history of this famous Jail. The Incidents which It contains are full of slanting Interest, The llvesor Its noted Initiates In tits past aud present are sketched In a graphic manner. Romance and fuel are blended together In a style which can not fall to delight all who love sensational reading.

The history. In connection with tbe POLICh GA-ZKTTK'S sporting and general news, mokes that journal one of the most entertaining weeklies published. In No, los a fulllllustratlon of scenes of the Interior of the New York Tolnlis, sketched specially forthe PUI.ICF. (IA.KTTK, will appear, tinier copies from your news-dcaleror the publisher, Richard Fox, 11 William street. New York Clly.

Ham-pie sent on receipt of 10 eents. Wrinkle raeoa. It Is a painful sight to see young ladles In their teens with wrinkled and prematurely old faces; nevertheless it Is quite common, and to any one who observes the tendency of the times the reasen Is very appsrenL Owing to flaming advertisements and bogus certificates, In which are used tbe name of eminent physicians and chemists, the unsuspecting and ored, ulous have been Induced to use some of the so-called liquid beaiillHers, all of which are known to be siltlvely Injurious, and If used for any length of time Will destroy the complexion, so that It will be next to IllipoMSlole to restore It. Mothers should lie very careful to see thai their daughters dirniil Que these preiutro-tlons, but ask fir and ubtatr, Nlaven's Harmless Yosemlts Faoe Powder, tlis only hurrolese beautlller. For sals by J.

G. Tanner, Druggist, Hanta Crus, Cal. dcui-lyr-4 Various Cansso Advancing years, esre, sickness, dlsap-polutmeul. and hereditary predlMpoHitlon all operate lo turn the balr gray, and ellherof Ihem Inclines It to shed prematurely. Area's Haih Viimib will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be desired.

Il sflens and cleanses he seal p. giving it a healthy action. It reiuuvcs and eures dandruff and humors. Hy Its use falling hslr is checked, sud a new growth will be produced In all onseswher th follicles urenot destroyed or the g'ends decayed. Its erti-els are beautifully shown on hrashy, weak, or sh kly balr, on which a few applications vnll produce the gloss and frenhnea of youtb.

Harmless and sure In Us operation. It Is Incom parable as a dressing, and Is especially valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone It Imparts. It contains neither oil nor dye, and will not soil or color white cambric: yet It lasts long on th hair, and ktpt it fresh and vigorous. Fur sale by all Ileal, era, a main as now monopolized. Lost, between Winkle's gale nnd Santa Crus, 80th a gray traveling shawl.

The finder will be rewarded by leaving the shawl with K. Bowman. The American Sabbath Is a civil institution. Our laws protect it as a rest day for all our people. They are not laws In favor of religion any more than are our laws against steal ing or disorderly conduct, or against any wrongs to our neighbor.

I know of nobody who desires any laws for the protection or enforcement of religion, as such, but the great mass of the American people want, as they have ever had, laws for the observance and protection ot a weekly rest day for all our people; not because such a day Is a Divine institution, but because they believe that such a day properly regardod Is of Immense Importance to our political and social Interests. Judge Strong, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel, Currants, Prunes and all kinds of dried fruit at Morton A Gardner's. The devotes nearly a column of Its unemployed space to Us own defence. It is humiliating, but prisoners have to plead to the charges brought against them. As to the disagreements of other governments, Washington Insisted on this government maintaining a strict neutrality, and when our Juvenile contemporary learns to keep out of controversies that may arise between the Sentinel and the little Pajar-oman, he may save himself time and space.

He should remember that while big boats may venture more such insignificant ventures as his should keep near shore. It would be a shame to scuttle his piratical craft, sinking it outright. We want it to run on as a tender to the Sentinel. If you wsnt a nice pair of French Kid Shoes for Ladles aud Children, go to Levy's. The Soquel Paper Mill, a flourish.

Ing institution, took advantage of a temporary stop this week, occasioned by the late copious rains soiling the waters of Soquel, to clear up, and is now running nicely, under tbe able, diligent management or Frank O'Nell, proprietor; and is turning out about 5,500 pounds of good wrapping paper per day, which finds a ready sale at paying rates. This institution is quite an acquisition to Soqucl'a prosperity, for It uses 1,000 tons of straw per year, which is a clear gain to the Soquel farmer, as he used to burn It before, but now he gets nearly half as much for his straw as he does for his grain. It also uses several hundred cords of wood yearly, which Is fur nished by the people near by and at paying rates.and a very commendable feature about the mill is that O'Nell won't have a Chinaman on the premises. Conundrum. Why does J.

Bernhelm A Co. sell more goods than any other house in Santa Cruz? Because They have the best assorted stock of General Merchandise. Gentlemen patrpnize them, because they can get suited best, and are well treated. Married Ladles patronize tbem, because they can find their entire outfit at Bernheim's establishment, to their heart's content. Young Ladies and Misses patronize them, because they have the prettiest Dry and Fancy Goods, and are waited upon by the nicest and best looking young gentlemen clerks in town, A party who has seen the stubs of the check-book, says that they show nearly $250,000 paid out by the South Pacific Coast Railroad on account of the great accident on that road last spring.

The sums range from $1,000 to $20,000 each. This accident has absorbed the entire possible profits of tbe road for tbe next five or ten years. San Mateo Journal, Dec. 9. It now transpires that the party who saw the stubs of the check-book of tbe South Pacific Coast R.

R. with such fabulous sums enclosed therein, as amounts made in payment of damages to persons by tbe accident last spring, wasa mythical person, existing only in the eye of a certain San Francisco doctor, wbo saw thereby a way, as he thought, to enhance his prospective fees from a victim, of his avarice as well as of tbe accident. There bare been no such sums of money paid as there specified, and nu such aggregate, San Mateo journal, Dec. 10, Take Wm. Hall's Balsam, only Beware of counterfeits, Agents and canvasses Make from aa to aao per week selling goods for K.

G. RlflKOUT A 10 Barclay street, New York. Bend for their Catalogue and terms. au28-tslyr Blaveu's Cherry Tootn Paste. An aromntlc combination for the preservation of the Teeth and Gums, It fs far superior to any preparation of Us kind In tbe murkct, In large handsome tqial pots, price .10 cents.

For sale by J. Tanner, Druggist, Santa Crus, Cal. uoz7-lyr Dr. Green's Ozyrenateel Bisters Are a cheap and simple remedy for Dyspepsia and Biliousness In all their worst form. It Is a well known preparation, and has been known and endorsed by thousands of sufferers In all parts of the world as a Standard and Reliable Rein edy.

iialui Bueklla'a Arnica Halve. The Best Salve In the world for Cult, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever SoresTetter, Chapped Hands, Chlllhlalns, Corns and all kinds of Kkln Rruptlons, This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Iu every ease or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by Druggists.

spis-su-lyr Cans ansl EnVes. The main cause of nervousness Is Indigestion, and that fs caused by weakness of the stomach. No one can have sound nerves and gtsid health without using Hop Bitters to strengthen the stomach. Inlrlfythe blood, and keep the liver and tidneys active, to carry ofrall the poisonous and waste matter of the system. Ses other column.

Advance. dclsXg A Happy Restoration. lean truly say that I owe my present existence and nappy restoration to the hopes and Joys of life, to Ibe use of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.sndl say to every one suffering from any manner of kidney, liver or urinary trouble, "Use this remedy and recover." W. K. HANrosn.

Holly, N. Feb. 2TS loKO. Dyspepsia and Liver CoenplaJat. Is it not worth the smsll price of 7S cents to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints? If you think so call at our sUire and get a bottle of Mhlloh's Vltallser.

Kvery Isiille has a printed guarantee on it, use accordingly and If it does you no good it will oost you nothing. Hold by Tanner, Chiistal and Fay. dcls-lyr-n A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood. Ac.

I will send a recipe that will cure you, KKF.K OFCHARGK. This great remedy was discovered by a mhudunary Iq sou'h America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Hbv. Josaf T. IkMAN.

station 11, New York City, my lA-su-lyr A ehespeureforchlllsand Fever, Dont suffer with I'bllls aud Fever or Malaria when you can be cured for one dollar by the Lion Malaria and 1. 1 ver Pad and Body and Fisrt Plasters. This treatment not only draws the poison out of the system, but produces a normal aud healthy condition of the stomach and liver. The whole combined treatment, Pad, Body and Foot Plasters, for one dollar. For sale by DruggUU.

dcll-lm. nets of the fishermen, tearing them badly while killing the fish. New Rushing at Levy's. Nevada Block made the hard times, the hard times made the sand, lot, the sand-lot made the New Constitution, and the new Constitution not only drives the wealth created here away, but it prevents outside capital from coming here. Golden Era.

You can buy now or second-band furniture at San Francisco prices at F. W. Ely's. In theSuperior Court of this coun ty, in the matter of the estate of Lewis Falk Petition was submitted asking to have "Lewin" substituted for Lewis, and Samuel Drennan petitioned to be appointed administrator of the estate of Jacob Heller, do-ceased. Boots and Shoes a specialty with II.

Chace. Our people, particularly the farm ers, are much encouraged by the time ly fall of abundant rains. And when the farmer is unfortunate the merchant, the banker, the mechanic' and the laborer must suffer sooner or later, and the beasts of the field starve in many instances. H. Randall Has the lamest stock of Boots and Shoes In the county.

The Press tells us that the grass along the sidewalks In Santa Barbara is two Inches nigh. We are sorry to learn that the streets of our sister city are given over to grass growing. Santa Barbara is worthy of a better fate. Her people are among the most enterprising in tho State. The President Yeast Powder, strictly pure, at Marlon A Gardner's.

The Watsonville Transcript says Watsonville is one of the best places in the State for a shoe factory. Is that as much as to say that the young ladies down there wear large extremities' Watsonville is not a good place for a shoe factory, and the one started here failed in a few months. Toys of every description at Hobbs' Bookstore. Governor Murray, of Utah, hav ing finished the count of votes for Delegate, the Gentile candidate Campbell, protests against giving a certifi cate to Cannon, who, he claims is a British subject with four wives. Friends of Campbell hint that Murray will shut Cannon out of Congress.

Carpenter Folsom is about to build a lime warehouse, to be located at the "Hog's Back," above the Pow der Mills, for Davis Cowell, 28x50 feet. The same mechanic is soon to build a beautiful office in the store of George Staeltler. These lime and fur niture men do make money so fast. The Epigram, a snapping dally started under the Argonaut, perisnea after Ailing a long felt want" just one week. These long felt wants are more in the imagination of adven turous publishers than the people, the latter having to furnish the sinews that keep such enterprises in motion.

Garfield Is elected President, but Barnet sells Men and Boys'Clothiug cheaper than ever. John Tally of San Jose, who figured as the intended victim in an attempted assassination by Eliza Gannon some time ago, was robbed while Intoxicated, in one of the vilest ders in that city. One, O'Brien and wife, who keep the place, have been arrested and charged with the crime. The latest! Sarah Bemhardt's Collars aud ties at Levy's. After January 1st all the gov' ernors of Northern States will be Re publicans, aud all the governors of Southern Htates, except Tennessee, will be Democrats.

This looks very much like a solid North and a solid South, with the preponderance of gubernatorial solidity in the north Prang's Xmas and New Year's Cards at Brazer s. U. S. Marshal Poole has arrested Capt. Croshie and Mate McFarland for the murder or u.

Williams, wno, while off Cape Horn, was forced out of a sick berth and sent aloft, from which elevation he fell and was killed. Evidently all the monsters of land and sea are not Irish landlords, Mrs. DeWolfe keeps a good stock of materials for Fancy Work, orders filled promptly. Stamping done satisfactorily. The Mayfteld Hotel has again changed hands, Mr.

Spaulding having sold out to 1. J. liubuel, an ex periencod hotel man, late of Santa Cruz. He knows now to keep a hotel. Son Mateo T.

dc U. Who is this "experienced" hotel Hubbel New Lace Fichus at Levy's. At the special election held In Solano county, to untie a tie, one of the tied, Mr. leach, a KepuDiicau, leached the substance out of bis op ponent by about 600 majority. With the Republicans in the majority In the Assembly, we presume the Dem ocrats made little effort for their nominee.

Subscriptions for Papers aud Maga zines taken at publishers' prices at John Kellv, the Tammany boss, has been ousted from the New York Controllershlp. To do this, four Democrats had to go back on their nartv. which they did In voting with the Republicans for Campbell. The Irwin Hall Democrats act with the Republicans, and the Tammany crowd must go. The greatest variety of elegant 811k Handkerchiefs at H.

C. Chaee's. Mr. Van Luven's boy, aged twelve years, accidentally shot a horse, the animal being the property of his father, In the eye, the borne being valued at $100. It is possible that the animal will live, although at the time of the accident, Saturday two weeks ago, it was supposed- he would be dead ere this.

Hanta Claus will be at Bernhelm'a Hall on Christmas eve. 1'reneini, wl I tie r- eefved during the day from A. M. to 4 r. M.

liv Mrs. I'hltlenden and Mrs. Trefren. All are Invited to bring presents, otherwise an admission fee uf 10 cents will lie charged. We are overrun with propositions to club the Skxtinkl with some other publication, and we are tired of writing serate answers.

Let us say, once for all, that we club with noth ing. The Skntiski. must staud on its merits or fait. 1 here It has stood for more than twenty-five years. We do not propose to oiler it as a chroino.

In the matter of the estste of Wm H. Moore the Supreme Court has ordered it to be heard in Court in banc. This is an application on the part of the widow to have the exempt personal pmierty set on to her. The application was denied in the Probate Court knd the widow appealed. Argued in Department 1, Sept.

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