Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 1

tmtntu VOL. II. SANTA CRUZ. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 7.

1885. NO. 96. FELTON ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. Saiiia tfraj Sentinel PUBLISHED BY ouncan Mcpherson c. waldrun, PROPRIETORS. "Sentinel Printing Co." 1ERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION One Year, in uilvunce, by mail in County J8.n0 Single copieR, 5 cents; 0 days, by carrier, 15cciitH. Advertising-rates on application at this office.

GRANT, OUR GREAT HERO, IS RESTING. Sono Words I and muslo composed by K. V. Millard, Santa Cruz, July 30, 1885. To be sung to-morrow at the Grant Memorial exercises: Our country's great hero Is resting In that land where Is warring no more.

Ho has crossed o'er death's dark, surging billows, And is safe on the far, sunny shore. We know that for him is no waking, Till the bugle shall call from their rest All brave warriors, where'er they are sleeping, Gently sleeping on kind Nature's breast. The fierce, screaming shell, and the rattle Of musketry, ne'er greets him there. He has seen his last light, and its horrors From his sight God will evermore spare. He did all he could for his country; He was kind, be was true, he was brave.

He betrayed notja trust in bis keeping, God hath raised him "our country to save." Vhorus Oh, deep is the sorrow o'er all our land, For our dear chieftain is gone; The laurel twined in the victor's crown Will turn to an olive wreath Id heaven. A TRIP TO SANTA CRUZ. Los Gatos is reached and the ascent begun. The scenery now commenced to be very fine, and continued to Improve and grow more grand as the train advanced. The road is built along tho edg-s of wild ravines, dizzy precipices, and over aeomingly bottomless chasms, and in some places straight through abutting peaks which it would have been Impossible to go around.

There are, on this road, no less than eight tunnels, two of which seemed to be several miles in length, and through which it took considerable time to pass. On going through th 3 latter, the car lamps were lighted, and ail windows closed to keep out the smoke and cinders which came from the engine. After a ride of four hours the train halted at our destination, Santa Cruz, We arose with the sun and took a stroll about the town, finding it a delightful little burg. It is the county seat of Santa Cruz county, aud has a population of about 5,000, which, in the summer time is greatly increased by large numbers of people who go there for weeks and months, to enjoy the beautiful climate and surf-bath-lug. The town Is beautifully located, being nestled at the foot of the mountains with the ocean at its feet.

The streets are wide and well paved and are kept free from dust and dirt, being swept daily. There are many handsome and attractive residences of large size, aud the smaller ones are marvels of neatness aud cleanliness, all provided with pretty little frout gardens of beautiful flowers. During the mornings and afternoons the beach is the place of attraction, and every one who can, goes there to bathe, and get tossed iu the breakers, or sit ou the sand and watch others. The Santa Cruz beach is the finest on the coast, and iu the suinmor season is covered with hundreds of bathers, the ladies, seemingly, outnumbering the men. The distance from the town center to the beach is about one mile, which cau be traversed on foot, in busses or in the street cars which makes regular I rips throughout the entire day.

There are many hotels. A trip to Santa Cruz would, of course, be incomplete without a visit to the Big Trees, so we accordingly visited the latter. Hie grove is situated up in the mountains about five miles from the town, and can be either reached by train or vehicle. We spent several hours viewing the great giants, standing straight up hundreds of feet, seemingly reaching into the clouds, in their primeval grandeur. Benicia Era.

ron FURNISHED COTTAGE OP 6 ROOMS and bath lot feet. Enquire on premises, Locust of Jyl5-40d MRS. H. S. HALL.

Have Your Prescriptions Put Up at TANNER'S PHARMACY. Pure Drugs and Chemicals, as.weli as Toilet Articles, at TANNER'S. Domestic and Imported Cigars Try One at TANNER'S. Santa Cruz Market. Cor.

Pnclfle A Walnut Avs. CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL Assortment of the best Fresh and Cured Meats tbo market affords. Prioea reasonable. We solicit a share of public favor. Terry Criswold.

We desire to inform the readers of th Daily Skntinel, that we have an OVERSTOCK SUPERIOR RANGES niKECT FROM ST. LOUIN. That we are closing out at $5 Loss than the Regular Prices. AT BYRNE. DON THAT THE BEST TEAMS AND SADDLE HORSES I Can be found at the; IBonner Stable! LOWER PLAZA SWANTON SON, Proprietors apl6-tf Telephone No, 1.

SURF BATHING. THE L1DDELL BATHING E8TAB-lishment, under the management of W. LIDDELL, IS OPEN F03 THE SEASON. m-Tbe art of swimming taught rwlth skill and on reasonable terras. IO YEARS EXPERIENCE.

lyl tf THIS- Santa Clara Valley Mill Lnmber Cp Will sell in the Santa Cruz market: Merchantable Lumber at $11 per M. Surface Lumber, at $20 per M. All other lumber at like reduced rate oar-The Patronage or the Public Im Respectfully Solicited. Particular Attention Paid to Filling Orders for Contractors. XX.

33I.A-JS, A.goxitt Oflire at lily. Hall, Santa Cms. jelS-tf THE MONOGRAM. Hoomi BY TUX DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. 139 Pacific Avenue.

Above W. TJ. Tel. Office. Jy28-lm Liquor in Quantities! I am prepared to fill orders for WINES and LIQUORS, By the Bottle, Gallon or Demijohn.

My goods are of the best brands, my prices reasonable and my arrangements uch that I can fill orders at short notice. ap22tf JKKMI9I Sl'LVAR. J. L. PLACE SUCCESSOR TO F.

D. SCOTT.J DEALER IN CHOICK Hightst Karket Price paid lor COUNTRY PRODUCE Pacific Av. Fronting Cooper St. MISS C. ANDERSON'S Paintinq and Drawing Classes! HAVING COMMENCED FOR THH Winter Term, will meet as usual above Mr.

Fngland's Gunsmith Shop, on Bridge door from Paeltic Av.jil-lin ROVER DKAI.KKS I LUMBER OF ALL KINDS. Yard at foot of Pacific Avenue Groceries Pmsms Central Hotel, I. N. HAYES, IS NOW OPEN AND READY TO RE-eclve guests. The house will be kept in first-class style and constantly supplied with the delicacies of the season.

The bar is supplied with billiards and the best brands of liquors and cigars. Prices reasonable. HuTFreo coaches to and from nil trains. ao24-tf O. II I DEALER IN I'orclKii A Domestic Fruits.

(iroeerlcM Provisions, Produce. Poultry, tints. Pacific A Opp. Bridge Santa Cruz. 0V-GITE ME A c7-tf I.

O. G. T. SANTA CRUZ LODGE, NO. 409, MEETS every Thursday evening at Aonlan Hnll at 8 o'clock.

J. W. Bryant, W. C. A.

Lemkau, W. S. Je25 tf EO. GATES, DETECTIVE ANDGEN-Tt eral Collecting Bureau. Corresponds with ail principal business and detective nireueles throughout the coast.

Collections promptly made. All business of any character entrusted to us will be strictly confidential and receive prompt attention. Room 104 Pacific Av (Kes-tinkl Building), Santa Cruz, Cal. in'ij-tf FREE MUSEUM! On I lie Bench. Snuln C'riia.

BtThe Headquarters Marine and Local Curiosities, Sea Shells and Mosses, Mineral Specimens. A fine assortment of Santa Cruz Views on hand and for sale. Also Caudy, Fruit, Cakes, Nuts, Soda, Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes and Fishing Tackle. Restaurant and Lunch rooms open during the season. J.

PAltliK, 1an21-lv JESSE COPE, DEALER IN NG, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Gents'FurnishingGoods Has also In connection a First-Class Tailoiw Establishment. "Let Justice be Done Though the Heavens Should Fall!" Acting ou thin Sound Principle, JUSTICE IN WEIGHT, JUSTICE IN MEASURE, JUSTICE IN QUALITY. WE HAVE COME TO STAY And shall give the people of Santa Cruz County the Lowest and Cheapest Prices that can be had. WHAT 4 AMI Wil l0 AT THE PEOPLE'S CASH Grocery, Provision AND I7TLXJIT STORE No. 61 Jarvis Block, Santa Cruz.

Now Comes a Sweeping Ilcdnetlou ill Prices: IS pounds Cube Sugar for 81 00 14 pounds Dry Granulated Sugar 1 00 17 pounds Light Brown Sugar 1 00 I gallon can Diamond Drips 75 7 pounds best Green Cutlee 1 00 II cans Tomatoes 1 00 8 cans Cove Oysters, 2 pounds 1 00 Dupco Sugar-cured Hum (Eastern) per pound 15 Extra Light Bacon (Eastern), per pound 15 Choice Fresh Butter (Dairy), per roll 40 to SO 5 pounds Box of Tea 1 60 Best Coal Oil (Starlight) per case (ten gallons) 8 Codfish, per pound 3 and Good Soap, 20 bars In a box, per 50 Cider Vinegar, per gallo.j JiO Carolina Rice, ill pounds 1 00 Best Urouiu. Coilee 10 Chocolate 20 10 pounds Frenek Primes 1 00 5cans best Jellies for 1 00 Salmon Trout, per pouud 8 No. 1 Broom 1.5 Highest price paid for Poultry and Country Produce. Goods Eelivereito an7 Part of the City lliillvi. MISCELLANEOUS.

FUN AMONG THE BREAKERS! LEIBBRANDT 'PAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING! that I heir capacious mi'l convenlent-lv located Hathlng F.slahlishinciit Is now IOU THE Within the paHtyear Iho establishment has been thoroughly refitted, and the aerommoda-tlonH much Increased by the addition of Hot Salt Water Bath Rooms! New ireKluir Rooms, New llHthlnir Mill. New lmi-liijf Hull. "HotPalt Water Baths nt nil Hours. Safety cables stretched to deep wuter. Barges with spring-board attached.

II. DiVIXiY, Champion Swimmer of California nnd noted Llfa Saver, has been secured by us for the season of 18b5, aud will be in constant attendance. Prof. E. Armstrong, Who ban been well-known as a teacher ot Santa Crux for several years, has also been engulfed by us, nnd our patrons can feel assured of kenllcmanly attention and security from danger while bathing.

LEIBBRANDT my28-tf Proprietors. -SUCCESSORS TO- T. IP. J3HVE3PS03NT, IN- Flour, Grain, Potatoes ANI OF AVI. KIXIS.

Agents for Victor Flour Mills, Hollister. Wood Cut and Delivered to Order 3viitv Cruz, CaI. iip.u-ir A. CRISTOFANINI, Pacific opp. Ocean House, S.

WHOLESALER and RETAILER OF WI.MN A LIQl'OHS. PROFESSIONAL CAKDS. B. KNIGHT, SV1. "PHYSICIAN AND SUHOKON.

COR-i. ner Locust and Vino streets. Office hours: 8 to 10 A. I to 3 p. 7toS P.

M. E. A. LUNDY, Dentist, OFFICE AND RF.sI PENCE, 118 PACI-fio Avenue, over Bowman's Hardware Store. Nitrons Oxide lias and other Anaesthetics administered for the piilnless extraction of teeth, ulllce hours from 8 A.

M. to P. M. soH-dAw-tf F. W.

BLISS, D. D. S. GRADUATE OK PHILADELPHIA Dental College. Olflee, llernhelm's building, Pacific Av.

Nitrous Oxide (las or extracting teeth without pain. Oflico-tiours from 8 A. M. to 6: .10 p. M.

CT. Sl'TPHEN, JUSTICE OK THE Peace, Police Judge, and Notary Pnbllc.draws Legal I)ociiiiien(s nnd takes all classes of acknowledgements. Office, Room 6, Skntinkl liullulng. niySU CEORCE CATES, CONSTABE AND GENERAL COL-lector. All business correctly and promptly attended to.

Office with Judge Butphen, Sentinel building. innD-lm J. EDWARD MARKS, Altorupi'St-lJiu, "PRACTICES IN ALL THE COURTS A of the State. Particular attention paid to Insolvency, Probate and Olmlpnl llnol Has one of the bost libraries In the County. Ohkick: Room 5, Sf.ntinki, Rullding, up-slalrs, Opp.

Court House, Santa Cruz. TAMES A. HALL, ATTORN EY-AT ft LAW. Koom t), Leonard Block. Also Notary I'ubllc.

Hart IHtkkk. K. SPALSBURY. Spalsbury Burke, TTORN KY8 AT LAW. RuOM 5, Leonard's Ilulldlng.

fblO-tf II1V1 ll 1IJT I ITMTICK UK Til h'. Peace. Convevuncer. Demit. Coroner and Notary Public.

Honey to Loan, In Nums to Null, Ulllce Whldden's Building, Locust St. ZN. OuLDSBY. ATTORNEY AT- Law and Notary Public, Kooiitsliaiid 4, Hrntinrl Building, Paeihc Santa Crua. Will practice In all State Courts.

I CURTIS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE lj' of Hranciforte Township. All lids of conveyancing done. Records searched. Olllce Room 1, Leonard's Block. D.

STOREY, ATTORNEY-AT- LAW. Olllce-Leouard Building, Bantu Cruz. 11. YOUNUKR, ATTORNEY-AT-Jt LAW, Santa Cruz. Intersection of Pacific Front St, and Plaza.

II. HKIRM, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, cor. Front and Cooper Santa Crux. Probate business a specially. DE RWOOD MrCANN, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.

Room No. Odd Fellows' Building, l'aclllu A Santa Crui. M. LESSER, J. W.

WE LCH, ATTOR- ncys-at-Law, Leouard liloclt, Santa uraz. M. DISTRICT AliOll-uey. Oillco In the Court House, I Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies.

A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than theordlnary kinds andean not be sold in competition with the multitude of low teRt, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Bakino Powder 106 Wall New York. Italian and French Bakery, Cor.

Mission aud Kiver S. BOTTORA CO. PROPS, FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES Constantly on hand. For delivery by wagons every morning, leave your orders at the bakery. Please give usacall.

j23-m E. W. SHERMAN, HOUSE PAINTING DRAINING, Kalsomlnlugr, Whitewashing, Ec. RESIDENCE Riverside Av. Santa Cruz.

mvl5-tf Eateman's Oriental Powder, The Best Cleaning Preparation in the World. OR POLISHING ZINC, COPPER, brass, iron, steel, knives and forks. marble, paint and putty from glass it has no equal. Agency at the Farmers' Union. Sold by the gross, dozen or package.

Sample packages free. fbaj-tf -A. XT HAS THE it BOSS" BREAD! OF SANTA CRUZ. CAKES OF ALL kinds made to order at the shortest notice. Pacitio Av.

opp. Bridge St. Wm. T. Cope, ISeriihelm's liloclt.

Pacific A v. HARDWARE, Agricultural Implements, Rope, Paints. Oils and Glass. 11. Agent lor Sale of California Powder.

Teiepnone No. 21. Orders promptly filled J. J. HUG'S Pharmacy, 56 PACIFIC AVENUE.

ap3-tfi Mrs. J. L. Myers, MILLINER DRESSMAKER i Hag's Block. Facltio Av.

II AIU WORK BONK TO ORDER Sha uipooing of ladies' hair, 50 cents mylO tf R. WILLIAMS. CiAS, STEAM AND WATEK PIPE Fitting, Hoofing, Ueneral Jobbing and Repairing. Pacific 2 doors below City Stables iel2-tf P. FAY CO.

DIIUGG-ISTS Next Door lo Santa Cms Iiauk. ON US FOR PURE DRUGS, Medicines, Perfumes, Soaps, Toilet Articles, Cream of Tartar, Hoda, Powdered nnd Whole Spice; also Flavoring Ex-tracts of our own make. Physicians Prescrlptious prepared kt all hours.aDltft Washington Market. I.OWKR VIAZA, HAXT'A CEVZ i. 1.

t'HACK, Prop'r, WHOLESALER AND RETAILER OF Fresh and Salt Meals. Wagons run In all parts of the town and vicinage, delivering meat to order. GENERAL NEWS, Nog cholera la rasing in Napa county. It is donied tbat Osman Digua is dead. Cholera is now officially admitted lo exist in Marseilles.

It is expected that Gladstone will take the stump in October. A fire at Oakdalo, Stanislaus county, caused a loss of about $35,000. Bennett Criteh, aged 16, was drowned at Portland, while bathing. Cbarlea Mosher was killed in a runaway accident near Stockton. The loss by the recent fire in Toronto la now estimated at $750,000.

In Spain, Monday, there were 3,718 new cases ot cholera, and 1,701 deaths. A forest lire noar Ouerneville, Sonoma county, has caused severe losses. A Russian Prince has committed suicide at Monaco, through losses at the gambling tables. An organized gang of negroes are terrorizing the people in the vicinity of Huntington, Pa. A prize-light of eleven with bare knuckles, took place op posite Astoria, Oregon.

Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson, the well-known authoress, is lying at the point of death in San Francisco. The North-German Gazette fears that France is only awaiting an honorable chance to attack Germany. Joseph lieasley, a painter, fell fifty feet in San Francises, receiving injuries from which he died iu a short time. Henry Vauderfeght jumped from tho suspension bridge at Nashville into the water, 110 feet below, and was not killed.

President Cleveland will leave for tho Adirondack mountains immediately after the ceremonies attending the burial of General Grant. The Odd Fellows of Lompoc, Santa Barbara county, are talking of erecting a $5,000 building for a hall, with rooms for stores iu the basement. Grant Memorial Day. In conformity with the resolution of the committee representing the G. A.

K. Post of this city, and also the citizens' committee, an invitation is hereby courteously extended to all veterans of the late war, soldiers and sailors of the North and South, and to all organizations, civil and military, of this city and vicinity, to parade with the Grand Army of the Republic on the day set apart for the obsequies of the late Commandor-Gen-eral, U. S. Grant. Organizations do-siring to join In the procession are requested to notify the Grand Marshal as soon as possible.

N. Benedict, Grand Marshal. Minister Denby Is a very diplomatic- diplomat. He will not commit himself iu his talks with the reporter to any statements that could possibly offend any one. In this, of course, he Is quito right.

A foreign Miuister is as much bound to receive his opinions ou certain things as a Judge is bound to withold his views of a case until the time comes for him to rcn- dor a decision. Cheer I Help Is nt llaud. 1 111 niltllll ClliU! IlllC IKf UU ltl(-ll llf aliospltal or to he poorhouse. I've been Kick so long that my husiianil, good and patient as ho Is, can't stand the worry and expense much longer." No, you wun ui'iir vue mid muuier. nvu uui Parker's Tonic will do for you.

Plenty of women as hudly oil" as you are huve been rescued almost from the grave by It. It will build you up, curing all ailments of the stomach, liver and kidneys, and is simple, pleasant and safe. For sale at J. U. 'ianuer's Drug store.

A Petrified Giant. Victoria (B. C), August 5th. The body of a petrified giant has been found by two farmers who were sinking a well ten miles from town. Its appearance closely resembles that of a human being.

Tho head has the appearance of having been scalped. The material is as hard as flint and the arms and logs are broken short off. The veins and ribs are plainly traced. A pnrty has gone out for the legs, arms and hands, which lie in a hole. The man when alive must have been about twelve feet high.

This answers to the description of the alleged petrifaction found near Lagttna a few months ago. Chances for lleallb and Disease. Man is dependent upon his surroundings for the necessities of life. Air and water are necessities of life, but impure air and impure water are most prolific sources of disease. Food Is also a necessity of life, but numerous diseases are traceable to both a lack of necessary food and an over-Indulgence in special kinds of nourishment.

Besides these external sources of disease there are other more subtle and Internal causes. Kadi iudi-vldu. Inherits from his parents a certain physical constitution. Each person therefore derives his chances of health or d's-ease from a double source, namely his Inherited constitution and his surroundings In life. Sanitary science devotes a'-teution to our surroundings.

Medical science seeks to overcome the constitutional or Inherited weakness by medicines that supply what is wanting in the system. Do Haven's Dyspepsia Cure sup-piles that which is wanting to ensuro proper assimilation and digestion of food. Try it. F'ree sample bottles at J. O.

Tan ner's Drug Store. Wherever Hnlnrla Exists. Tho bilious are its certain prey. Iu Intermittent unit remittent fever, dumb ague and ague cake, the liver Is always seriously atlected, and the blood contaminated with bile. Ono of the chief reasons why Hostetler's Stomach Bitters is such a sure defense against chills and fever and every form of malarial disease, is, that it does away with liability to the disease, by reformiug lrregulurity oi the biliary organ in advance of the arrival of the season when tho disease Is prevalent.

There is no finer fortifying preparative for those about visiting or emigrating to a locality where the miasnia-laini exists. There Is no certain immunity from disease In an endemic or epidemic form, to be secured by the uso of tho average tonics und antl-spasniodlcs. Hut where quinine falls the Bitters succeeds both in preventing and curing. Moreover.lt. removes every vestige of dyspepsia, and overcomes constipation, rheumatism, inactivity of the kidneys and bladder, and tranquillzes and strengthens the nervous system..