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SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 19. 1873.
REPIBLICAY NOMINATIONS.
For the Assemblr,
JOSEPH ISAACS.
For Sheriff,
WM. JACKSON.
For Clerk,
L. SCOTT,
For Treasurer.
JOHN V. SCOTT.
For District Attorney,
CLAY W.TAYLOR.
For Assessor,
JAMES LEARY.
Per Superintendent of Public Inetruction.
L. K. GRIM.
For Coroner and Administrator,
W. P. HARTMANN,
For Supervisor—lst District,
G. C. SCHROTER.
TOWNSHIP NO. 1.
For Justice of the Peace,
GEORGE R. KNOX.
For Constable,
O. S. HOLTON.
For Headmaster,
E. F. CROCKER.
TOWNSHIP NO 8.
For Justices of the Pence.
H. C. JACOBSON, H. H. SHUFFLETON.
For Constables,
JAS. RAY, 0. ENGLE.
For Headmaster,
P. MAHONEY.
THE BANK BOBBERS.
Three men, Winkley, Whipple and Toney
attempted to rob Decker, & Jewett's bank
at Marysville on the 11th instant, in broad
daylight. One of the bankers shot and
killed Whipple on the spot and the othei
two robbers fled. Winkley was captured
at Yuba City and Toney continued flight
northward on horseback. Officers Murphy
and McCoy of Marysville, pursued the
fugitive in hot haste, and were close upon
him all Friday forenoon.
They arrived at Princeton at half past
12 o’clock, whete they ascertained that
Toney crossed the ferry at ten o'clock, head
ing toward Jacinto. ' hey lelt Princeton
at 4 o'clock a. M. and proceeded on to Ja
cinto, where they got fresh horses and smar
ted on the plains. After riding about
eight mile*, and about 8 o'clock on Satur
day morning, the officers discovered Toney
at a vacant farmhouse, where he had slop
ed to take a lunch and feed his horse.—
The horse was in the barn, where also was
his gun and revolver. Toney was at the
well, whrrche was taking his morning
lunch. The officers approached unobserv
ed and covered him with their arms, lie
was .<■: 0- ’ r>! "-ly *aken by surprised that
he made r:o r- - -t:e<e whatever. Toney
was hanj-e'o: put mi I■ is horse.—
M'nrj y h» k ,n han-i tlic rope liaiter about
Toney's horse's neck, and with McCoy
mounted in the rear, they started back to
ward Jacinto with their prisoner. After
traveling about four miles McCoy rode up
past Murphy tor consultation, and while
thus engaged Toney cut the halter with a
knife, wheeled his, and rode from the of
ficers at a furious rate. In the race that
ensued the fleet horse of Toney gave
him an advantage, as he managed to
keep about 200 yards ahead of Murphy.
McCoy’s horse proved the slowest and he
fell in the rear. Murphy followrd Toney
for ten or twelve miles, discharged six shots
at him. lie thinks one shot took effect on
the horse, but Toney escaped as he lay
close down upon the horse's neck. lie fol
lowed till bis horse gave out. Murphy left
McCoy at 12 o’clock on Saturday, when
the latter started in pursuit with a fresh
horse. Murphy took the O o'clock train
last evening for lied Bluff, from which
place he will start again in pursuit of the
desperado. Toney pretended to be ignor
ant of all that had transpired here on Fri
day, and was much astonished to hear ot
the death of his companion—Whipple.
The recapture was effected at Sander’s
Bend ol the Sacrament- river, below Cot
tonwood, at about 11 o’clock on the morn
ing of the loth. The officers having a
clue as to Toney’s probable whereabouts,
proceaded to the bend and stopped at Mr.
Knight's, intending to proceed in the night >
but they hadn’t been in the barn only
about fifteen minutes when they discover
Toney and a man named L. oraith ap
proaching the house. Tjney stopped and
talked with the ladies at the house, and
when him and his companion started to
leave, the officer mounted their horses and
rode out of the barn after them. Toney
wheeled in his saddle, and when the offi
cent were near him McCoy's pistol was ao
cidcnlilly discharged, shooting loneyin
the arm, when he surrendered without re
sistance. lie was unarmed. The horse
that be escaped on gave out near Jocinto,
and was so badly disabled that he could
not he removed from Sander's. Toney’s
arm was bound and dressed up and he
was biought to lied Bluff, where his
wounds were dressed and the bone found
in lo broken. The bull bad ranged down
ward, and is still in his body.
The Fence Question —The mountain
counties should elect their beat and most
able men lo represent them in the next
J*. i»-itmre. The fence question, which
is of great importance to n», will come up
for solution, and the advocates of the no
fence law are determined to force it upon
all the counties if possible. A general no
fence law would ruin our mountain counties,
and the people should look out and see that
their interests are represented.
BRIEE MENTION.
Charles Eames has a new front to bis
blacksmith shop.
Sec notice of the meeting of the Board
of Equalization.
The Modoc part of the Modoc panorama
is a humbug.
Shasta, Friday 2 P. M.—thermometer
°lO3 in the shade.
James McGarry purchased a eoupleof:
fawns this week, and nice pets they make.
Frank Miller has commenced laying the
foundation of bis new brick store at Red
ding.
Charles Watts, who lately returned from j
the lava beds, ia at the American House |
above Trinity Centre, dangerously ill of
fever.
Thomas White, of Piety Hill, who fell
from a wagon on the 4th, ia recovering.—
Tom is too good a boy to “pass in his
checks.”
On Monday night a heavy shower of
rain fell here laying the dust and cooling
the atmostpherc nicely.
Without any effort on our part, the sub- j
scription list of the Courier has increas ,
ed twenty-one copies since the Ist of May.
The E. O. DeWitt, who was going to I
make charges against Gillem, but didn’t
is an army surgeon, and not DeWitt of
Yreka.
Col. Lewis did not arrive at Fort Klam
ath until the hour of adjournment of the
Modoc trial court.
A bear show came off at the Harmonic
Hall on Thursday evening. The show con
! sisted of a trained bear and a couple of
I Frenchmen, and they succeeded in pleas
ing the children amazingly.
The Democratic Convention of Tulare
split on the no-fence question and sixteen
no fence delegates went home disgusted.
Tom Fowler was nominated for State Sen
ator.
Joseph Chitwood, was in town several?
days this week, but finding the weather'
growing too warm tor him, left Thursday
morning for the cool climate of the Tower
House region.
Grant I. Taggart, one of the owners in
the Trinity Centre Quicksilver mine, was
in town a few days ago. Machinery has
been sent up to extract and save the Quick
silver.
Senator John P. Jones is expected here
in a short time, to look after the Potosi
quartz mine at Muletown. Jones is the
principal owner of that valuable mine, and |
we understand that he intends to fully de
velops it as soon as possible
L. Garrccht, while exercising a young
horse before a sulky, at Redding this week,
‘ had a runaway and was severely injured.
We don’t want to write “Lorry’s” obituary
just vet. and he will accommodate us by
| letting that cussed jiggling, bobbing,
jumping sulky alone. Thera things are
■ rngerous—let the docters monopolize ’em.
P. S.—We dont expect to be sick soon
or we would have left that last remark off.
VAI.HK ok property during
LIKE AND AFTER DEATH.
Rich as a man may die, unless his prop
erty is all in pood shape, and his will and
affairs generally clearly arranged, there is
jno certainty whatever that his wife and
; children will derive much benefit from all
he has left behind. Property sold through
i the Probate Court generally brings only
trom onehalt to two thirds the price
;it would command if the late owner was
I alive and was himself selling it. This is
| due to the fact that, if there has been any
kind of irregularity in the legal proceed
iugs connected with the sale, the heirs are
eventually likely to rake the matter up and
try to recover the property, as was the
case in the Paly and Welton and many
other suits. In addition to this injury to
the property of deceased persons comes
heavy legal and Court fees, referees, charg
jet, advertising and a thousand loopholes
which drain the estate, all of which the
| owner in bis lifetime could have avoided.
It is particularly unfortunate for heirs and
legatees if the property left to them is cov
ered by a mortgage. Though the mort
gage may amount to but one-third or one
halfthevalne of the property, it isquite like
ly—because of the drawbacks mentioned—
to swallow it all, and to leave the heirs
nothing. The man who loves his wife and
children should endeavor to keep his affairs
in such a state that, if he were suddenly
called away by death, bis property would
be found in such well arranged condition
as tc yield something like its full value to
those he leaves behind. The value ol
property while the owner is living to man
age it, and the value of the property with
! the owner dead and the sale to be made
through a Court, are, unfortunately, two
very different things always.
| "
Released.— James Kelly, a U. S. Sol
| dier, was recently arrested at Redding on
a warrant issued by Justice Manning of
Fort Crook. Kelly was charged with steal
ing a watch from a resident of Fall River,
j Sheriff II nil took the prisoner back to Fort
I Crock where he bad an examination and
waa ordered to the County jail to await the ,
action of the Grand Jury, "be evidence
not being deemed sufficient to bold him,
J udge Hopping discharged Kelly from cus
tody on a writ of habeas corpus.
Forbes says that be stopped the publi
cation of the New Endowment paper at
Salt J.ake City because be did not take
enough money to that city to enable him
to publish it longer
A USELESS CONCERN.
There is published in this State a month
ly magazine styled the California
It is devoted to the public schools, or at (
least contains matter supposed to promote
the public school interests. A day or two
ago the State Controller drew his warrant:
for 84,200 to sustain this useless publica
tion, that being the yearly appropriation
for the Teacher. We immagine but few
people knew they were taxed to sustain this
journal, and now they are made aware of,
the fact, will unitedly ask that this item of
expense may be cut off The San Jose ,
Mercury, which generally favor every en- I
terpnse connected with the common school
system, ssys of this publication : “Of all
| conglomerated specimens of everlasting
stupidity, commends us to the California j
I Teacher.—Call.
One of the first acta of the next Legists-!
ture should be the repeal of the law which 1
appropriates a large sum of money from
the State Treasury each year for the sup |
port of the mutual admiration society’s or
gan, the California Teacher. The people
get less for the money thrown away on
this libel on the name of teacher than if 1
the amount was sunk in mid ocean. There
it would do no harm, while as it is now
used it is a means for disgusting sensible i
ipeople with educational publications.—
Chronicle.
I
The Republicans of Shasta County re
fused to nominate a candidate on their tick
iet in opposition to Clay W. Taylor, a Dem
ocrat, for District Attorney, and adopt a
[resolution endorsing him as an excellent
officer. There is no danger of the Demo
cracy rising above partisanship to return
the compliment to a Repuulican, no matter
how well qualified. They never fail to
I nominate down even to the office of Con
j stable, only a Democrat who never scratch
ed a ticket. —Yreka Journal.
O’Kelly, the New York Herald corres
pondent, who was imprisoned in Cuba by-
Spaniards has been released in Madrid.
BUCKEYE RANCH
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WINE CELLAR AND DISTILLERY,
j li MILKS FROM SHASTA, 05 TOE ROAD TO REDDISG,
HA. WISER, Proprietor.
Having purchased the interest
of his former partner, Louis Terry, deceased,
would respectfully announce to the public that he
has a large stock ot Wines and Brandy on hand
j from one to ten years old. Port, Angelica, Sherry
iaud Whit© wine. Apple, Peach, Grape and Fig
! Brandy, which he will sell at reduced prices for
:ca>h.
1 Special attention paid to choice eld Wine and
\ Brandy for Medical and Family ure.
TVOTIOE.
Notice is hereby given our friends
and the public, that on the Ist of July, the
undersigned entered into a co-partnership, for the
purpose of carrying on the Baking and Saloon busi
ness at the old stand, and that the firm name will
be Charles Boell A Co
CIIAS. BOELL,
HENRY BLUBM.
All persons indebted to the establishment previ
ous t» the above date, are respectfully requested
to settle their accounts.
Shasta, July dlh, 1873.
NEW STORE !
By \\ RIGHT.
Having opened a store at "and-
ERSON" on the California and Gregcn R.
R, we would most respectfully inform the public
that we have for sale an excellent stock of
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Groceries and Imported Liquors
Consisting in part of fine old
FRENCH BRANDIES
of various brands. Also an excellent article of
domestic
W nisKlos
from Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee, which
we guarantee to be the PURE JUICE.
We also have for sale a well selected stock of
Staple
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS 4\n SHOES,
II A T S.
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
all of which we offer at prices that will give satis
faction to all that may favor us with their patroa
age.
We pay the highest price for Wool, Hides, Tal
low, Beeswax and Dried Fruit.
Store—North St., 150 yards north of Depot.
BEDFORD A WRIGHT.
(n41v21.)
G.C.SCHROTER.
Saddle and Harness Maker,
Charter Oak Building. Main Street,
RESPECTFULLY .INFORMS
the PaMic that he has an exter
sire stock of
Saddlery, Harness
and SADDLERY HARDWARE
On band, which be will dispose of at
Reduced Prices!
He request, those io want of GOODS in hi.
line to call and examine his stock before purchas
elsewhere, os bis Goods are far SUPERIOR to
any ever before brought to Shasta.
R epalrlng,
CARRIAGE TRIMMING, Ac., done to order on
the most reasonable terms, and in the best man
ner.
ALSO, AGENT FOR KLOTZ’ LCM
ber, ready dressed. Door and window frames,
window blinds, Ac.
Shasta, June 19,1849 ;e!9.
A. DOBROWSKY.
Jeweier and Watchmaker,
Main Street Shasta,
Keeps constantly on hand a fine
assortment of
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks & Silver
ware !
All kind? of Jewelry made to order. Diamonds
and other Gems reset in the latest style, and Hair
Jewelry mounted in 18 karat gold. Watches
and Clocks repaired, and all work done or good*
sold, warranted.
ALSO :
ALL GRADES OF THE CELEBRATED
Elgin Watches,
from the manufactory uf the National Watch Com
pany, of Klein, Illinois. These Watches have
gained a high reputation, the demand for them is
increasing so greatly, that an average of more
than a thousand watches is sent away each day.
Call and examine my stock.
WILSON AND BUCKEYE
SHUTTLE
Sewing 3laehines.
Wonderful achievements of Inventive
Genius. and Mechanical Skill I Unrivaled
lor Simplicity, Durability and Beauty 2
Stitch Alike on Both Sides.
Having received the Agency for these Machines
the undersigued is prepared to take orders for the
same.
No. 1 Willson Sewing Machine $50.00
Buckeye Hand Sewing Machine $25.00,
Table and Treadle for Buckeye Machine....sl2.oo,
Specimen Machine on exhibition.
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RDERSFOR
Rifles, Shotguns and Pistols
promptly attended to.
kinds of repair? on Guns, Mathemat
ical, Optical, and Surgical Instruments, Sewing
Machines, Faucets, Steam Valves. Ac,, neatly ex
ecuted. E. DOBROWSKY,
! T. J. BVTM-.R. S\m’l JAYNES.
BUTLER & JAYNES.
Forwarding & Commission Merchants.
REDDING. CAE.
Murk—“ Care of B. A J
August. lOih, 1»72.
E. i C. A. GARTER,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW,
SHASTA CALIFORNIA.
AVTILL practice in ;ill the Court? of thi? Judi
f f cial District, and also in the Supreme Court.
All business entrusted to them will receive careful
and pr mptattention.
Office—ln Charter Oak Building, first floor.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
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Change ol Route!
CALIFORNIA & OREGON COAST
line Stage co
Sanderson, Parker & Co., Proprietors.
DEPARTURE OF STAGES.
On and after September Ist 1572,
Stages will leave Redding for Shas
la od the arrival of the cars, at 10-30 P. M. Sta
ges tor Yreka, via French Gulch, Trinity Center.
| Callahan’s Rauch. Rough and Ready, and Fort
Jones,will leave Shasta, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at 6, A. M.
Stages leave Redding going North, on the arri
val onhe car; at 11-50, P. M., for Pit River, Dog
Creek, Portuguese Flat. Soda Springs, Strawberry
Valley, Buttevillc, and Yreka. Cal., and Jnc'rson
: ville. Canyonville, Rosehurg, Oakland and Eugene
—there connecting with Railroad fur Portland, Or*
iegeu,
SHASTA OFFICE—At the Empire Hotel.
JOHN CRADDOCK, Agent.
BEE
HIVE
SALOON & READING ROOMS,
OP POS I T E TII E COURT HOUSE,
Main Street, Shasta.
This old established house keeps
constantly on hand a choice selection of
Brandy, Whisky. Bum, Gin, Sherry - Wine,
Port Wine, Claret Wine, and a select
ion of the different brands of Cham
paign, English Ale it Porter in
Bottles or Draught, Wluth
riugham's Crab Apple
Cider, and Ramsay’s
Islay Whisky.
P nyslolans
tan rely on having their orders promptly attend
sd t" and with such Liquors as are calculated for
Medical purposes.
CHARLES MCDONALD.
Shasta, Jan. 14, 1870. tf.
GREENE’S HOTEL.
After this date will be uxdee
the management and control of
MAS. H. L. GREENE
who will always be pleased to see friends and pat
rons of the House.
Shasta. Oct. 1. 1870.
% FURNITURE^
WAREROOWS
—AT—
REDDING.
MILLER WOULD RESPECTFUL
" ly announce to the citizens of Shasta County i
that be now has a large stock of
FURNITURE. BEDDING, and UPHOLSTER
ING GOODS : a large assortment of WALL
PAPER. HANGINGS, and TABLE OIL
CLOTH. OVAL and SQUARE. PIC
TURE FRAMES. PICTURE
MOULDINGS of all sizes
and FRAMES made
to order.
Carpets & Matting:.
I also have in connection with Furniture a large
assortment of
CROCKERY,
MINA
LASS
“CEHS WAR
GLASSWARE,
Lamp Chimneys and Lamp Wick, Rustic, Hol
land and Fancy Window Shades, of all descrip
tions.
I also keep constantly on hand a large supply
of DOORS, WINDOWS and BLINDS,|WINDOW
GLASS, ef all sizes, PAINTS. OIL, and COLORS
all of which I offer at the lowest price.
Orders from abroad will receive prompt attention
and goods carefully packed. [d!3.
NEW STOKE!
NEW GOODS!
D. BHKASLATJEII,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING,
LADIES A GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ItLA.SKETS it- MIA Jilts RUBBER GOODS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
MARKET STREET,
HAVING SETTLED HERE WITH FAMILY
fur the purpose of building up a permanent
trade, we offer our Goods at the very lowest living
prices and iuvite the public to cull and examine
our stock. D. BREASLAUER.
Redding, Nov. 26th, 1872. [36.tf.
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announce to their friends and the public gen
erally that they have opened their new Hotel mid
have furnished the establishment throughout with
new SPRING BEDS of the latest style. The par
lor and rooms are large and well ventilated.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
ket affords and every possible attention will be
paid to the wants of guests and no pains spared
to render them comfortable.
At XICLG BAR
None but the best brands of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars will be dispensed to whoever comes in and
takes *• 40 drops."
The Oregon A California STAG ICS ar
rive and depart daily from tin* Hotel. 331 -
SHASTA RESTAURANT,
REDDING, CALIFORNIA.
CHARLES 'LEROY Proprietor.
Me&li at all hoars of the day and night. Table
will always be supplied with the very best the
market from Shasta to San Francisco will afford.
Also, a Bakery department will be attached to the
establishment and fresh Bread and cakes of all
kinds will be supplied at reasonable prices.
Private dining room for ladies and families when
desired, and best attendance.
The bar always supplied with best of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
I also have the Agency for the San Francisco
Steam Soda, (Sipbon C irked bottle) Factory.
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
J W BRACKETT,
Attorney * Counselor at Liw.
SHASTA CALIFORNIA
Shasta Drag Store!
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'D. WELLEN DORFF,
IS NOW IN ECEIPT OF A LARGE STOCK
of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery and Toilet An
des, which he has personally selected, and which
ho offers to sell at prices to suit the times. Tra
ders are invited to call and examine his stock, *and
the proprietor feels confident that he can give
them perfect satisfaction in prices and quality,
lie keeps constantly on hand all the
Standard Patent Medicine ,
AYER’S MEDICINES,
JAYNE’S FAMILY PREPARATIONS,
DVIIE FRESH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
English, French German «k American
PERFUMERY,
Toilet Articles, Combs. Brushes,
SPONGES, SOAPS etc., etc.
OILS, SEEDS, ALCOHOL, RLUE STONE.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared from
Fresh and Pure Drugs, at all hours of the day
and Night.
THE PROPRIETOR WOULD ALSO ''ALL
the attention of the public to the fact, that he has a
Dental Office connected with the store, where he
will perform all operations on the teeth in a satis
factory manned. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
on Gold, Silver and Vulcanite, with all the latest
improvements and at reasonable rates. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or no pay.
L, WELLENDORFF
(028.tf.)
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
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J. ISAACS
PIONEER
DRY GOODS & CLOTHING
EMPORIUM!
AT
SHASTA AND REDDING
NEW GOODS.
NEW STYLES !
iELIE@A!NIT DftISSS QQQm,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Ladies’ Misses’ Childrens’ Hats
Ever offered in the oountv.
EVERYTHING that is required to complete the
wardrobe of Lady or Gent, can be found amongst
this Elegant Stock.
GENT’S HATS of the latent style.
Call soon or you will be too late. Goods going
off quickly.
I'l lt!«*
of elegant quality and selling very cheap.
No trouble to show good*. Only give us a
call and you will be well paid for your trouble.
Remember the stores.
J. ISA ACS.
Shasta and Redding.
EMPIRE HOTEL!
MAIN STREET, SHASTA,
JOHN V. SCOTT, Proprietor.
Thk proprietor of this favorite
Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re
fitted and re-turnished the establishment through
out, and is now prepared to entertain guests in a
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodious, and the BEDS «nd sleeping ac
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford, and every possible at
tention will bo paid to the wants of guests, and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the lI\R none but the best brands of Wine,
Liquor and Cigars will be dispensed to customers.
The Oregon A Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL Sc STABLE.
Attatched to this establishment is a good COR
RAL and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN v . SCOTT.
Shasta, June 19tb, 18f>9. jel9
DANIEL LYNCH
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DEALER,
Flre-Procf Brick Building, Callaghan’.
Block,
Shasta,
RESPECTFULLY informs the
citixens of Shasta, and the Traders,
Teamsters and Packers of the North
ern counties, that be has always on
band and for sale an extensive stock ol
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
groceries
And PROVISIONS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Which he is determined to sell so low as to
Defy Competition,
DANIEL LYNCH.
Shasta, May 28,1884
E. Voluntine,
—MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN—
TIN. SHEET IRON & COPPER WARE
AND ALSO,
HARDWARE
Iron, Steel,
PAINTS, OILS, SASH, GLASS,
Brushes, Varnish, Plows, Coal, Sporting and tii-*
ant Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Stove*, including the
celebrated Extension Buck Store,
Mining and Agricultural Implements,
&c., &c.
MINING PIPE MADE TO ORDER.
Shasta, July 22, 1871.
CITY MARKET!
MAIN STREET, SHASTA,
PETEK HOFF, Proprietor.
1 9St 3a
riIUE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WKLL
known Market respectfully inform the Publie
that a good supply of the best quality of
FRESH MEATS
can at all times bo found at bis establishment.
In addition to the usual supply of fresh BEEP
MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, ho constantly
keeps on hand an ample supply of
Corned Eeef, Pickled Pork, Ba
con, Shoulders, and the finest
Hams to be found
anywhere.
Fresh Canned LARD for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers.
BdTl’rices to suit the Times-"®t
Shasta, Jan. 1, 1871.
LI VERY STABLE
...AND...
CORRAL.
w. itTljunn
Having purchased the stock, buo
gies ami fixtures comprising this old end wvll
knowu establishment, would respectfully inform
his friends and the traveling public that he can
always be found on hand and ready t* attend
promptly to everything demanded in his line of
business.
FIXE C ARRIAGES &, BIGGIES,
aud safe driving teams to let at the most
reasonable rates. Excellent Pad
dle Horses always on hand
for the accommodation
of the Public.
He would also call the attention of IEA BISTERS
to bis commodious CORRAL and superior accom
modation,-.
HAY BARLEY AND OATS
Constantly • n hand at terms to suit the times.
There is attached to the establishment a
BOARDING HOUSE,
Where Families and others ran obtain excellent
accommodations.
Main Street, Shasta,
June 19th. 1809. jib
1849. Jf 1843.
rpur: subscriber begs leave
JL to inform the citizens of Shasta County that
he has continued for the last 23 Years to p r-
surgical operations on old Roots and
Shoes by adding Feet, making good the
Leg?, binding the Broken, healing the
Wounded, merding the Consti
tution and supporting the
Body with a new Sole.
HIS FIXE CALF ROOTS WILL
be found as elastic as a California Politician's
Conscience, and admirably suited to those who
tread in the Paths of Rectitude. Their durability
is equal to Truth itself and they fit the Foot at
finely as Innocence does the face of Childhood.
W. A. SCOTT-
Shasta, Cal. 39nly.
SALOON
MAIN STREET SHASTA
BY GEO R KNOX,
(SUCCESSOR TO CDAS. LITSCH.)
The best lager, wines, liquors,
CIGARS kept on band.
The Two BILLIAR TABLES in the establish'
menl are always kept in the best of order.
Local and daily papers taken.
Call around ! (f?4.lf.
LUMBER!
Ol' All, DESCRIPTIONS
—AT THE—
SPRING CREEK SAW MILL
Vi OODABD, GRIFFIN A SIKES, Proprietors.
ORDERS
FILLED
AT ANT
point on the Sacramento River from the mill down
to Colnaa, or by team to an> point off the River.—
Persons wanting good lumber will do well to give
us a call, as we s« II at the most reasonable prices.
E. Dickinson, Agent at [Redding.
Spring Creek, June Ist, 1872.
GEORGE R. KNOX,
Notary Public for Shasta county.
Bonds, Deeds, Ac., promptly madeont and-ac
knowledged, and all other business pertaining to
the office ♦Tansacted.
[**
A. J. BRYANT, M. D
PHYSICIAN aud SURGEON,
Having located at redding res
spcctfully tender, his profession.! services
|to the public. Office in WeUendorlTs Drag Btnn.
| Market Street.