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i i jjmjjuss THE SANTA CRUZ BEACH. MISCELLANEOUS. BLANCHE BKANCIFORTE. Santa Cra JlaHg SnitintI i 8 8, 1881 ZAC2A EKTOS. Henry Wigger has sold his Ben Lomond vineyard to a company of Germans, who propose to set the en.

tire tract of land, 186 acres, as far as practicable, out to vines. They propose to erect buildings and engage extensively in the manufacture of wlue. This company will purchase more vineyard land In the neighborhood, when It can be purchased at satisfactory figures. Mr. W.

will probably go to Salt Lake, and If any one has a bill against him it can be presented to C. Hoffmann. The keeper of ''No. 10, Front street," was convicted in Justice Co-nant's Court, Friday, for the keeping of a house of ill fame. The jury was out the whole afternoon before coming to a verdict.

Saturday morning, the keeper, Josie Lorenzana, was fined $300 by Justice Conant. She gave bonds pending an appeal to the Superior Court. Towards evening of the same day she was arrested for perjury, and bail fixed at $500. A hearing will be had Wednesday. Wonderful.

Spiritualism demonstrated by Elsie Reynolds last evening at Drs. Jos-celyn's residence. Spirits materialized outside the cabinet, while the medium and spirits were seen at the same time. Seance this evening at the same place, 50 cents. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. A. Halsted is in town. R. S.

Knox, of San Francisco, is in town. R. F. Morrow was on the beach yesterday. C.

Bronson, of San Jose, was in town yesterday. The bop at the Pope House last evening was an enjoyable affair. A. W. Bowman, President of the Santa Cruz Water Is in town.

Miss Nellie Joleff, of San Francisco, is spending a few days in this city. H. D. Vail and wife, of Santa Barbara, are at the Pacific Ocean House. Miss Beulab Hobbs, of San Francisco, will spend this month in this city.

Justice Spalsbury has returned to his official duties, much improved In health. W. Nichols, of the S. F. Police Department, with his wife, are camping at Boulder Creek.

Mrs. W. F. Cooper has returned from Mendocino where she was visiting ber daughter. Miss May Imhaus, of San Fran The Deaf Hear.

Berkeley Advocate. When one of the East Indian potentates had an Englishman executed because he told that monarch that water sometimes congealed In England, so hard that it would bear an ox, he acted on sound principles from his point of view. We are led to make this reference from the fact that things which seemed Wonderful two decades ago are now accepted as commonplace, and are easily accounted for; and processes which are now scouted, and deemed chimerical and Impossible will, In another score of years, be accepted by the multitude. Not many years ago the art of healing by what is termed animal magnetism, or the laying on of hands, was thought to be revived and was proclaimed with a degree of assurance which would not "down" at the scoffs and cries of "impostors" from the Incredulous conservatives the respectable representatives of common sense. But time works wondrous changes.

Now magnetism as a healing art Is actually forcing its way to the front, and even scientists acknowledge its potency. What we now write is not a puff; we claim to have facts to sustain us in what we say. Drs. Darrin, the Magnetic Physiclnns, No. 113 Stockton street, near Market, San Francisco, have established a solid reputation as veritable- healera by this magnetic power.

They give us numerous testimonials from persons well known in this vicinity, whose statements over their own signatures will not be discredited. The epithets, "Quack," "Mountebanks," "Fraud," and the liko, go for naught in the stern presence of stubborn facts. We are not so foolhardy as to affirm that these gentlemen can cure every case, or every disease, but when such emphatic testimony as the following is given by one of our own most worthy citizens, our better judgment dictates that we ought to wait before we scoff, and test before we condemn. As a proof of Dr. Darrin's wonderful healing power, we give the case of the daughter of W.

S. Dibble, one of our townsmen, who after an attack of membranous croup, became totally deaf, to the great grief of her parents. They consulted the ablest specialists who said they could afford her no relief. Mr. Dibble heard of the wonderful cures made by Dr.

Darrin, the magnetic healer, and placed his daughter in the doctor's hands. After three treatments, which made her quite sleepy, and bad the effect of making her perspire quite freely, she immediately recovered her hearing. This was in 1872, and her parents and frionds have good reason, as time is the best test, to regard it as permanent. Another case in point is that of Mrs. Dibble, who has suffered from paralysis for a number of years.

Dr. Darrin is treating her, and already she notices a marked improvement. For some time she could not raise hor hand to her head; now she can do it easily. We have seen numerous testimoni Sparks that Baffle Science -Two Graceful 8 wimmera -Sacramento's Fa-' TOrtta Color. There is some Btrangn fascination that draws one to the beach in spite of one's self.

No matter how strong the will power may be that wants you to ramble about the lovely suburbs of this city and see what other beauties uature has in store, yet when the hands of your watch point at 10:30 o'clock, your footsteps will paint In the direction of the beach, seemingly drawn by some inexplicable magnetic attraction. Were I a giddy man I would ascribe the magnetism to a pair of black or brown eyes, of which there are any number, sending forth streaks of love light that scientists and philosophers have vainly endeavored to dissect, and they themselves have been caught up by a spark from one of those weapons which female loveliness is armed with and have been stranded and thrown OX THE SHORES Of hopeless despair, and have become companions to those of less profound knowledge in regard to this whirlpool of sparks, which has thus far baffled science and everything else that endeavored to solve the problem. I never tire of the bay dotted with white-winged ships, sparsely, dressed bathers. I love to lie on the sand and have the sea breezes sweep over me. The sun, which paints my face with a lovely hue of tan, seems so different on the beach than anywhere else.

All these combined form the attraction which makes me one of the many who visit the beach every day. During the last few mornings I have noticed an Increase In the number of "Jumbos" In the surf. There has been a scarcity of them for three or four weeks. Probably I was unable to recognize them, owing to the salt water having the effect of reducing them to a fashionable thinness. I know a lady who has had to have four bathing suits this season she has grown so lean.

Do you know that the wearing of bangs causes hair to grow on the forehead? Well, the latest medical authorities say that salt water removes this superfluous hair and leaves the forehead as clean as marble. Girls, paste this In your novels or on your sunshades and remember it, although you won't believe me. There is a great Increase of FLAM I NO RED SUITS In the water. The colors are much brighter than those worn in June. Red is a favorite Sacramento color, while Stockton nails grey to Its mast.

Santa Cruz and Jose lake every shade in the rainbow; tJje more they can put on a suit the better they like it. The lady in black has the prettiest bathing suit, and she swims so gracefully too, that it makes her the envy of those who can't. I see she Is beginning to dive, and she soon will head the list of those who learned before she did. Her "chum," as it seoms to us strangers, is a good swimmer, but she for the last ten mornings has not gone in. Maud says they are well-known San Francisco belles.

Blanche Branciforte. Real Estate Transfer. F. A. Hihn to Pauline M.

Steiger Lot 10 in Block at Camp Capitola, no consideration given. Lawrence Pollard, to Lawrence Pollard, Jr. Land near Rodeo Creek, containing 60 acres, gift. Harriet M. Blackburn to Helen Lennebacker Lot (44 33-100x130 feet) on Cedar street, for $10.

Graco 15. Skinner to Mary Ann Cox Land adjoining lands of Corn-stock and Huntington, near Soquel, containing 100 acres, for $6,400. U. W. Thompson to J.

F. J. Bennett Lot In Soquel, for 8500. Henri Wigger and Rosa Wigger to C. J.

C. Wilkens, B. Natory and F. W. Billing The James Burns ranch on Ben Lomond, for $1,500.

Sunday Set Elder D. D. Reed will preach in A. C. Chapel at 11 a.

m. and 7:45 P. M. Regular service at the Baptist Church this morning and evening. Subject for 11 a.

"Resurrection of the Body." Subject for 7:30 P. M. "The Future State a Self-Conscious State." Rev. M. Wiilett will preach to-day upon "Apprehended that we may Apprehend," and lecture in the evening upon the "Genesis of Animals." Don't Give lp Vel.

It doesn't follow that a patient will die because the doctors have "given him up," or that he will recover because they promise to "pu'l him through." It is never too late to try the great virtues of Parker's Tonic. Michael Guilfoyle, of Binghamtou, N. was cured of Rheumatism by it after ten years of unspeakable suffering. R. W.

Mosher, druggist, of same city, certifies that he has sold over a thousand bottles of Parker's Tonic through Its reputation for this and other cures. FUN AMONG THE BREAKERS I LEI DDR AN DT BROS. rPAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING that their capacious and conveniently located Bathing Establishment is OPES FOR Tilt? HEANOa. Within the past year the establishment has been thoroughly refitted, and the accommodations much increased by the addition of Hot Salt Water Bath Rooms NEW DRESSING ROOMS. NEW BATHING SUITS, NEW DANCING HALL.

Hot SaltWatef P.f 'HHour. Safety Cables Wretched to Dem, Water. Barges with Sprlng-Boaru Attached. fwnrrm iTTtMniUTO si ujivq am uisifi LEIBBRANDT Proprietors. tnvft-tf NEPTUNE BATHS! Santa Cruz Beach.

C. MILLER, PROPRIETOR, was Opened to the Public May 3 1st, 1884. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Don't fall to call and dipt. Miller.

Jel-tf CHARLES E. ARC AN, THE Champion Swimming Teacher of the Pacific Coast, CAN BE FOUND AT THE Neptune Oath-houses HE HAS TAUGHT SWIMMING AT the DEL MONTE BATH-HOUSES for three seasons, and his hundreds of pupils give evidence of bis ability a a teacher. Complete Satisfaction Onaramtecxl. Je5 tf JOHN H. BARRY, Champion Swimming Teaciisf OF THE PACIFIC COAST, AT LEIBBRANDT'S BATH HOUSE.

Terms; Sevon lessons, S2.50. Hours of Instruction: In the surf from 10 to 12; In the river from 1 to 4. "Barry has taught for the past two seasons in this city, and makes a specialty of teaching children. Coinplet Satisfaction Guaranteed. lelO-tf Notice of Application tm Purchase Timber Land o.

1.857. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, United Stale Land Office, San Francisco, July 30lh, 18X4. Notice Is hereby given that Charles P. Lewis, of Santa Cms County, California, has applied, under the provisions of the Act of Congress of June 3d, 1878, entitled "An Act for the sale of Timber Lnnds In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and In Washington Territory," to purchase the EkotHW Sec 29, and of NEJ of Heotlon No. SO, Township No.

9 8, of Range No, 8 M. D. M. And all persons claiming adversely the said tract of laud are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to law and the regulations thereunder, within sixty days from the date of the first publication hereof, with the Register of the U. 8.

Land Office, at San Francisco, California, the said applicant will be permitted to enter said land In virtue of the provisions of said statute. It Is ordered that this notice be published in a newspuper published at Santa Cruz, MlintttPpilxl'nnntv I I WM. R. WHEATON, Register. og2-10w S.

Dkknnak, L. Heath, Notary Public HEATH A DRENNAN, REAL ESTATE Insurance Collection Agency, No. 5 Paclflo Santa Crua. Prompt and careful attontion given to business. FERRARI, Lower IMasa, Hanta t'rna.

THB BEST ASSORTMENT Or Wines, Liquors and Cigars A'wayson hand. Beer. 5 Cts. a Ulaaa. Pool Table.

Furnished rooms to rent. Je24-tf IF YOU WANT A SQUARE MEAL, GO TO Cfias. Crowe Restaurant Pacllle A opp. Farmer ulon Coffee, Tea or Chocolate, with Cakes, 10c. PHOTOGRAPHS Wo guarantee complete satisfaction to every one wno win honor us with patronage.

C. AICHBERGPS Photograph Ely's Block, betwecu rosiomce ana court House, SAXTA CKl'Z. mvlOdAw WILKIN News Subscription Agency Periodical and Stationery; Sole Agency or the S. P. Chronicle and Examiner! Pilots' Building, Pacific Av.

Also prepared to deliver small parcels or letters to or from Hantu Crus at nominal rates. E. W. SHERMAN, HOUSE PAINTING, A I I UMnilnlu, Whllewanliair. Etc.

1 ESIDENCE Riverside At. Santa mjla-tf 1W Cms. SENTINEL JOTTINGS. The Daily Skntisel baa more paying subscribers and a much larger circulation than any other daily paper published in Santa. Cruz county.

The new school-books at Brazer's, under the town, clock, next door to the Post Office, "Bo careful not to use too much" SCHILLING'S BEST SPICES. Eighty-eight names are to be erased off the Great Register. Ed F. Conway has purchased Downing's Hotel at Soquol. Kev.

A. Lemkau, of the German M. E. Church, preaches in Stockton to-day. The Common Council will hold their monthly meeting to-morrow evening.

The Mozart Specialty Company. including La Salle, the water queen, will appear in this city shortly. The best soda water in town, .5 cts. a glass, at Tanner's. Marriage licenses were granted Saturday to Santos Lorenzana and Grace Gonzales; W.

G. Randall and Alice Reynolds. The Daniel Barnes was found well to the southward near San Fran Cisco Bay by the tug Wizard Friday and towed into the harbor. For pure drugs, chemicals, toilet articlos, Ac, at Horsnyder's Pharmacy, opposite Postoffice. Denna Charley, an Italian, was arrested by Chief Scott for indecent exposure on the beach Friday.

He plead guilty and paid a fine of 10. The house of J. H. Trefry, on the corner of Mission and Green streets, has been let to V. II.

Downing, late proprietor of the Mann Hotel at So-quel. Something New. Ely's Hotel Chamoer Set. Bureau and washstand combined. -W.

W. Snyder will give a pair of nickel-plated skates to the skater making the fastest time for two miles, at the Rink on Tuesday and Friday evenings. The Democratio County Central Committee will meet next Saturday to fix the time for the holding County Convention. Terry is agent for the Salinas Cily Flouring Mills, and will sell flour and feed as low as the lowest. Joaquin Thompson was brought before Justice Spalsbury yesterday morning.

He said he did not want counsel, witnesses or a Jury. His examination was set for Tuesday morning. 'The place to buy Crockery and Glassware is at the Farmer's Union. On August 6th the Great Regis-tor of San Francisco wi'l be cancelled, hence all persons registered prior to said date in that city do not require a transfer In order to be regis-: ired elsewhere. Physician's prescriptions accurately compounded, day or night, at Horsnyder's Pharmacy.

County Clerk Makinney is busy at work taking the names of the citizens who passed Into the "silent majority" off the Great Register, and is using bound volumes of the Sentinel as a reference. A large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provisions, is now open for sale at the Farmers Union; F. D. Scott having enlisted in the service of that establishment, will hereafter be found in charge of that department. J.

B. J. Portal, President of the Santa Clara County "Vitioultural 'Society, will leoture before the Santa Cruz County Vitioultural Society next Saturday. A large gathering is ex-' pected. S.

J. Times. On no line of goods can the Farmers Union be undersold. Constable Sutphen served papers Saturday afternoon on S. A.

Bartlett, as Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, in a suit brought by James A. Hall against the Board for $299.09, which he claims is due him for collecting delinquent taxes from the 8. P. R. R.

and the S. C. R. R. Companies.

Notice. If you wish a good Shave, Hair Cut, Shampoo or Soft Water Bath, call at S. Hohmann's Tonsorial Parlors, Pacific Ocean House Building. Three first-class artists preside v-Joaquin Thompson was arrested on Pacific avenue Friday evening by Constable Clark, on a charge of grand larceny. He was at work lot Dr.

McKenzie at Scotts Valley, and on Wednesday he left and a horse, saddle and bridle also suddenly disappeared. The matter was placed in the hands of the Coustable, who traced the theft to Thompson, who, it Is claimed, sold the stolen property to T. Armstrong for $30. There Is no article in the purchase of which true economy is more apparent than SCHILLING'S BEST 8PICES. Strong, fresh and pungent, they are more than worth the small extra price paid for them over the so-called 'first-class' spices.

G-- W. PLACE, DEALER IN-STAPLE AND FANCY 11 GG S. OUR LIFETIME Of EXPERIENCE and dealing direct with manufuc turers and largest Importers In the country for CASH Is the reason why the SEA SIDE STORE la enabled to give you better value for your money than cm be found elsewhere. L. PLACE SUCCBS80B TO F.

D. BCOTT.J I DEALER IN CHOICK lllKhcst Market Price pit Id for COUNTRY PRODUCE Pacific Av. Fronting Cooper St. Hi -W -T HAS THIS BOSS "BREAD OF SANTA CRUZ. CAKES OF ALL kinds made to order at the shortest notice.

Pacific Av. opp. Bridge P. FAY CO. DHUG-GI8TBI Net Door to Sauta Cma Bank.

ALL ON US FOR PURE DRUGS, LJnnHn ll'nllnt ed and wnoie since; aiso lavoring ax. tracts of our own make. Physicians Prescriptions preoared all hours. oulHtf Champion Flour and Feed Depot. CONSTANTLY FOR SALE STOCKTON.

White Rose, Bay View, Big Loaf and Los Oat og Flour; Graham, Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Ground Barley, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Oat Groats, Pearl Barley, Hom iny, Cracked Wheat.SplltPeas, tlran. Middlings, Shorts. All kindsof Seed Grain. Hhrliest nrlne Dald for Country Produce. Wood and hay for sale.

House and offices for rent. wm. H.UX, rropneior, NOTICE TO DEBTORS. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE t. undersigned are requested to call and settle prior to August 6th, without fail.

Respectfully, D. WILSON. jy-d8t w2t FELTON ADVERTISEMENTS. FELTON LITEEY STABLE, FELTON, SANTA BlfZ CO. W.

b. DRE Proprietor STABLE IS SUPPLIED WITH ill Carriages and Wagons, Huddle and Carriage Horses, and every convenience obtainable at flrst-cloxs stables. Drivers urnlHhed when deHlred. Teams for picnic, fishing and parties a specialty. 1 run teams regularly to and from the trains, and all orders sent by mall or telegraph will be promptly attended to.

in 25 CENTRAL HOTEL JOSEPH BALL, Proprietor. Located nt FELTO JT, Sautn Crua Co. This Hotel Is supplied with the best the country afford. Special accommodations for Excursionists. Free Curiiage to and from the cars.

Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed, myi'-tt L. KENT, Felton, Santa Cruz Dealer Jin General Merchandise. I aim to keen good Goods of such varie ties as are In demand In this section, and to sell them at the lowet living pmnts. Give me your paironnge; try my gixxls; obtain my prices. my2ltf CUNNINQHAM CO.

Dctlcrs in- Uenernt Merchandise, Dry Hoods, Groceries, Clothing. Boots, Shoe. Hay, Grain and Feed of aH Kinds. Manuficcuirers of Posts nnu ncKem, All kinds of Cordwooil constantly nanu. Felton, Manta OmX'oiiiiIj.

ChI. uiy2-ttf Groceries Pmsis cisco, is spending several weeks at the Pacific Ocean House. T. B. Groome is up from San Luis Obispo.

He will remove his family to his new home this week. Frank L. Heath will leave for San Francisco to-morrow to resume his duties as teacher of drawing and painting. Adam Gilchrist will leave Scotland for this country next month. He writes that it has rained ever since be landed.

Mrs. E. G. Farnham, and her daughter Alice, left for Seattle, W. Saturday.

They expect to be away for a month. David Montgomery, who is the principal of a school in Michigan, near Lake Superior, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. H. Douglas.

Misses Leda and Lottie Weldon, of Oakland, nieces of Mrs. A. J. Hinds, are visiting their aunt, at her residence on Terrace Bluff. Messrs.

J. P. Krieg, C. S. Hob maun and Phil Recht w'll leave this morning for Monterey county, to spend a week there deer hunting.

Hon. Frank J. Sullivan, Democratic nominee for Congress from this District, returned to San Francisco Saturday. He will come back to Santa Cruz on Monday or Tuesday. Hon.

Chas. N. Felton, Republican nominee for Congress In this District, arrived in Santa Cruz Friday night and returned home Saturday noon. Mr, Felton will revisit Santa Cruz about Aug. 12th, and introduce himself to the people.

Miss Minnie 'D wing gave a delightful roception at her residence on Post street, San Franc's' Friday evening, to the friends she had met at Santa Cruz during her recent visit. The evening was pleasantly spent in talking over the Incidents of their visit to this city. Dancing and refreshments occupied the attention of the guests also unt" a late hour. A party was given last Tuesday afternoon by Miss Anna Hug to her young lady friends, the occasion being Miss Hug's birthday, Miss Hug was the recipient of some beautiful presents. Among those present were the following: Misses Lilly Cappelinann, Reoa Fitzgibbons, Anna Logan, Ettia Lukeus, Cella Cooney, 'Alice Gardner, Anna Hug, Alice Farnham, Gertie Otto, Grace Otto, Pearl Makinney.

The culmination of a series of personal and business troubles resulted In the suicide of John C. Millar, a well-known butcher of on Thursday afternoon. Miller ate dinner at home, and then walked to West Berkeley. als of other cases from the most rella ble persons, who have been cured by them of the various ills that flesh is heir to. Ed.

Sentinel: It would also be a wise effort on the part of our Board of alth to visit some of the back yards of houses on Pacific avenue. It Is not necessary to go to the rear of Chinatown to inhale odoriferous air reeking with pestilence, when it can be found in abundance within a stone's throw of the Sentinel office, and if our health officers would only and forcibly insist on the Introduction of the "Odorless Excavator" to the cesspools of those many premises on the avenue occupied by tenants who will not go to the expense, and whose landlords w'H not for the same reason, unless compelled by the authorities. See to it, Board of Health, that oiir senseless city is purged of its pestilence breeders In various forms. Citizen. Superior Court.

Gutbub vs. Haug Summons filed. List of Letters Remaining in the Postoffico at Cruz, California, August 2, 1884 Auflbolo, Antonla lialrd, Mrs (2) Hronaugh, May, Miss Eflla Manning, Mrs Rosa Mazoni, Miss uesiu NorrlHH, MIhs Mary Peck, Mr Rokh, Mr Onrrlghty, Mrs In cure O. Sueuhly (2 lirown. Geo Dado, Giiiconia Farrlngton.John, In care of J.

Dunlup Gazcl, MIkk Hill, Miss Florence Huth, Miss Kinllie Lahlsh, Robert Smith, Kb Wliltney, Mrs Wilson, Mrs WILLIAM F. COOPER. P. M. BnAZEIl'8 STATIONERY STORE! UNDER TOWN CLOCK, Noil lwr In Pout Olliw, THE Cheerful Workers' Cook Book WILL BE FOB BALB AT Mrs.

DsWolfe's, Mr. Brazer's and Mr. Hobbs'. aslMw Odorless Szcivatis; Apparatus Co. Islnjtown to clean all YnnltN, Niaks.Prlvle and Cess Foul Will remain only a few days, or ders at the Uerinanla Hotel or with Wm.

Ely. C. A. MEKKLE, Supt. GINSMITH.

PACIFIC OPPO site Williamson A Gum-it's store Santa Cruz. Guns, Rl(le, Piatols, Am munition, Fishing Tackle, Etc. Hrass 1 I I .1.1 1 ivurj luriiuiK, ivrj ruling, Haw Filing and General Jobbing. Parasols and Funs nently rr paired. mlSif.