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December 10, 1875 (4 pages)

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ee, Um: MPF’ EON, + bom YY. Surgeon T of the y. Mem . ' Home. n Acade. Pacifi ¢ Pine ev. Dr: kel and aT ances u oy } wnder. Ietober, o be two 8ceb on BCAlded, Pres and ‘TON, ne ON, Ly ents for of Nevavith fornia Shell, . asts, sters. 3! @ stock ticle for shment xt, 1874, OUNTY M, om e week. idens. ARD in ¥ ae are we e Grass the Post CO. © _, “put up for f a% The Daily Transevipt NEVADA CITY, CAL. ’ LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Fair and Festival. : The ladies of the Congregational Society made a success of the fair given by them this’ —week at the Theatre. Most of the articles sale by tiem were ‘disposed of sat satisfactory prices, and the tab'es at which sup)e: was served, were well patronized each evening. The entertainment on Wednesday evening drew a full house, aud, considering the time taken to get it up, was a very fiue hing. The tublexnx were good, and all the other exercises were well earried out.” Last ight there &@ social re-union, -whicnended the entertainment. Wedo not know what the net proceeds were, but infer they were very satisfactory > 2. idasonic Eleetion. At the annual ‘election of offi-e.s for Nevada Lode No. 13, Peanud & M., beld at their hail on Wedfesday evening last, the following persons “were. chosen: Master, I. J. Rolfe: Senior Warden, OA. Nelson; .Janior Warden, H. Stansfield; ‘Treasurer, M. L. Mish; Secretary, J.H. Boardman; Senior Deacon, “Tis. Mein; Junior Deacon, 8. O. Waiting; Stewards, Ww. Dan, Marsh; Chaplain,*Geo. R. Da‘vis; Marshal, J. L. Holland; Tyler, “Wm. Holmes. : Was Not at Home. The Sheriff's office went down. to Boston Ravine again on Wednesday * to invite Margaret Lenoviile to come to the county seat, aud, as usail, did not find her at home. Phey unlock ed doors, took off hinges, crawled through transoms, and searched ev ery room in the house, but “could ‘not find the madam; but they found ‘her man in a dark room, crouched dowo in acorner, The Sheriff proposes to repeat the dose until the wiedicine takes effect, eo Rifle Clab. The Nevada City Rifle Club organized with the following members: R. C. Walrath, John A. Rapp, G. W. Smith, D. Thom, Ji., C6. T; Ganfield, P: F. Hughson, E. A. Wetmore, E. H. Moore, A. ©. Gove and W.D, Ashman, R. C. Walrath’ was elected President and John A. Rapp Secretary pro tem. A meeting js, ealled for next Saturday night at 7 o’clock sharp,at the Armory, when a fuller organization will be: effected. Areade testaura nt, The table set at the Arcade Restaurant is equal to the best anywhere, Such fodder as qnailon toast, oysters on the half-shell, game, fresh fish, and the niost delicate pastry is served upon the shortest order. Regular ‘boarders are served with first-class meals and the most courteous treatment. A first-class restan-Tant has long been needed here, and we can from personal knowledge state that the Arcade just fills the bill. @uild To-night. People of good taste all attend the meetings of this Bociety, and never failto be highly pleased and pleasantly entertained. To-night the society will meet at the Union Hotel, where there_is every accommodation for.apleasant time. It does not need a word from us to convinee pleasure-seekers that the Union is the place to find it to-night. ‘ Short Grass. The Grass Valley Union says the grass must be short in the matter of local items, when we refer to cows eating young grass hereabouts. How does it appear when an item is made in the Union second hand upen the same subject? Christmas Eve Party,. Messrs. Scott & Parks will give a ‘quadrille party at the Theatre on Friday . evening, December 24th. The music will consist of aviolin, piano, cornet, and bass vidl. Tickets of admission will be $2. Dancing will commence promptly at 8 o’cloek, and continue until all are satisfied. A supper will be provided _ pat the Armory for all who desire it, by ome of the societies’ of the city. All the late. dances will be introduced, and every effort made by the managerato make the party a pleasant one, di0-td “.> Pigeom Shooting. * Jim. Faulknor will have a grand pigeon shoot at the Glenbrook Park on Saturday afternoon, weather -permitting. Everybody invited, Bring ob your gun. _ €10-2t " Bartou and, ‘A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Good Shot, Young Nat Ford breught a young doe into town this week, which he laid out with a’shot gun down near Kentucky Fiat. The height and length of the steps he made when takingit to Colley’s market, eclipsed anytuing of the kind ever ‘seen here. ; Guild. Trinity Guild will meet at the Union Hotel on next Friday evening, December. 10th. Mr. Millington’s qusdrilies.will be dauced “as called by bim. Au invitation is exiended to ali, _ M, Greeory, : Assistant Seeretury, olen Sobe op 4 : For the Holidays. A splendid ussurtweut of men’s, youths’ and boys’ Suits, aud over coats of ail’ styles. Fasbiousble bats; a’ful tine of underwee, and a large Variety of bows und neek-ties at HYMAN BROS., Cor., of Broad and Piue sireets. dd-tf.Potter & Sigourney Haus the fiuest holiday goods lo town.. * d9-tf. NN OR ee D 52 RO The People Know It, .Thit L,_Jucobs &-B-9—have-the “finest stock of diy and fancy goods of any establishment in Nevada county. The people also know that Jacobs Bros, have facilities for buying goods that uo other dealers have, therefore the low prices of their goods If anybody has any doubts wbout the mat er, just let them go and price the goods at ‘other. places, and they will soon be convinced which is the cheapest store in this city. Jacobs & Bro. have just added to their stock a superb lot of Holiday Goods, which -ean’t be equalled: by any house. We don’t propose to tell the people what we will do, and then back down from it. Wbatever we say. the people can rely upon. Call and look at our goods and see. the price list, is all we ask. d5-tf. Beautiful Shirt Buttons. A. Berg, Grass Valley, bas every variety in béautifal settings. Also cuff und collar buttons. Go to Berg’s, Grass Valley, For beautiful jewelry, set: with real gems, such as diamonds; pearls, rubies, Onyx, sapphires, eto, Social Dancing. There will be a Social every Saturday evening at the Nevada Theatre, from 8 o'clock till 12. Musie will be furnished for all occasi®ns. i n29-1m Scorr & Parxs, Fine Amethist Rings, At A. Berg’s, Grass Valley. For Cough and Colds, Use Dr. Rudolph’s Extract of Horehound and Anise. nl4-im A. Kerg, Grass Valley, Has the finest Holiday Jewelry in Nevada County. 5 ou > t a Teeth, Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentrifice, SOZOMMNT. Composed of rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath, and ypreserves intact, from youth to old age, 2 the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless its effects are counteracted with ‘SOZODONT, and this pure tooth wash protects the dental surfaces by . . removing every impurity that adheres to them. Ask your druggist for SOZODONT. nl4-lm —< Christmas Presents. Go to Berg’s jewelry store, Gras Valley, and buy your wife Or 8 weetheart a nice Christmas present. THE world does not contain a medicine that will cure a distressing and dangerous cough or Cold as rapidly and certainly as Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Pike’s Toothache Drops eure in 1 minute, Coucus.—A ‘medicinal preparation in the form of a lozenge is the most: convenient. ‘‘Brown’s Bronchial Troches,”’ allay _ irritation which induces coughing, giving relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Influenza, Consumptive and Asthmatic} complaints. i A CARD. ae To all who are suffering from the ertors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will senda recipe tha will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Amenica. Send a self-addreased envelope to the Rev. Joszrn T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. 108-6m \ * ee ~ Those Fine Watthes and Chains, « Can be ha@at Berg’s,Grass Valley. ¢ Cory Retreat. The eogiest p'uce in Nevada county to while away anidle hour, is at the ‘‘Gem,” kept by Alex. Sloan, on Broad Street, Nevuda City. The rooms. are flited up in gorgeous style, and the goods dispensed there are the best and purest tu be b= ‘tained in San Francisco. ‘Three loads of the best brands of ligdors havo jast arrived and two more are in Nevada cotiuty. Nothing but the best is kept at tue “Gem.” cigars a specialty. A‘ cordial invitaalways on file. Alex. also kee} san assortment of liquvrs expressly for family and medieinal purposes. Do you want Silver Waret Then go to Berg’s, Grass Valley. ee —————— ee et COUGH CANDY . WATER PROOF BLAUCKING! QoPERIOR NIGHT LAMPS. ELEGANT TUILEL G96Ds, THE BEST . SEWING MACHINE OIL, CONCENTRATED 8ENZINE, For removing Paint and Grease from Wearing ” Apparel . MIXED PAINTs; . READY FOR USE AT NEVADA DRUG STORE. —_ E. M“PRESTON, Druggist, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. e EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ! 'L. JACOBS & BRO. I ig he now opened the most Elegant Stock of HOLIDAY GOODS Ever Imported to this City, : FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS. And have Reduced The Prices! Fally one-third on former rates! o oe We do notadvertise our prices but guarantee them Lower than any other house in the ¢ity. Call and\see our elegant Silks, ~ Ribbons, Corsets, Ruchings, Poplins, Hats, Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Flowers, Hosiery, : pees etc. etc. ete. We call particular attention to our immense stock of 3-ply and Brussels Carpets. e keep only the best and sell them at San Francisco
Wholesale Prices. ‘Call and convince yourself Goods will be shown with ’ pleasure, L. JACOBS & BRO. _At A. Goldsmith's former stand. em » Ps , * on the road, mak.ng the largest stock . Choice . tion is extended to all to drop in aud ; sample. The. leading daily’ papers . a2 . ©. ®. WarTs, E. 3. West. = ARCADE RESTAURANT COMMERCIAL ST:, NEVADA CITY, . WHITE & WEST, Proprietors, Bi MEALS AT’ "ALL HOURS ‘The Table will” be Supplied with all*the Market ‘ affords, OYSTERS AND GAME.Board bythe day, woex on month. This, Fstablishment does’ not employ Chinese Cooks.” : Come and try ,the celebrated Creole Coffee ; : Beard, $5 per Week. BALL SUPPERS A “PECIALTY ‘ OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 12 O'CLOCK. i " ' Just received by"Express, ‘Also, a few © 18 packed in ice, sxtry5s'y tor family use, which will be sold r asonuble, “ ‘GRAND FANCY DR®SS Masquerade Ball! ———TO BE GIVEN BY THE “WHY NOT CLUB,” ‘f ‘ FOR THE BENFFIP OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT THE SKATING RINK, fa Friday Evening, fi) B Dec, 31, 1875, Committee on Invitation. ‘ Nevada City. Hon, Niles Searls, . Hon. John Caldwell, Hon. Chas. Kent, Hon. T. B. Reardan, J. V. Hanrer, B.J. Watson. Geo. E. Turner, A.W. Lester, . W_H. Murchieé, A. H. Hinson, Jacob Naffziger, M. Hyman, G.W smith, T. C. Plunkett, B.H. Miller, ©. H. Moore, _ W, H. Crawford, Stanly Eidy, Geo. F. Jacobs. R. W. Tully, 'T. W, Sigourney,. W.A. Roberts, Ir.R. M, Hunt, J J. Ott, A. D. Tower. Lee Garthe. Grass Valley. Frank G. Beatty, A. B. Brady, A. Bb, Dibble, C. H. Bury, J.C Conaway, A. Berg, Rufus Shvemaker, R. Leech, R. M. Fryer, A. Eryer. North San Juar. R. McMurray, 8. Furth, O. P. Stidger, A. J. Putnam, Louis Evans, John McQoy, French Corral. aes Vv. G. Bell, . ’ D. Alexander.’ ~: North Bloomfield. Gen. Dobie, _H. ©, Perkins, Birchville. Mw. Everett, H. Powell. ; Bweetland. John Perry, James Wood, Columbia Hill. Jas. Broderick, J.C. Hawver. Eureka. J. W. Robb, H. Youog. You Bet. B. F, Snell, John Heinson, Rough and Ready. Geo. Grant; 8. R. Dikeman. Washington. F. Sprecher, D. Gillet. * a Omega. W. H. Brandon; J. Saunders. Truckee. . W, F. Edwards, E. W. Hayden. Cherokee —John Fitter. Blue Tent--0. D, Campbell. Scott’s FlatT. Holmes. Hunt's Hill—Ed. Carney. * Forest Springs—Joseph Perrin. Little York—Arthur Hagadorn. Wheatland—Jonathan Clark, Moore’s Flat—Chas. Hagarty. FLOOR MANAGERS. A. H. Walrath, ~ C, J. Thomas, George Baker, Bert Lancaster. Examiner—J. V, Hunter: Masks must be raised at the door. Grand March at 8 o'clock. Tickets, Including Supper, $3°00, LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, BROAD STREET,’ NEVADA CITY, . SELL CHEAPER AND OF BET\ 5 TER QUALITY THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE MOUNTAINS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, © SPECTACLES, . HOME MADE JEWELRY, Fine 18 carat Gold and Precious Stone Rings. * Sets 6f the Finest Patterns and Quality, Fine Gold Studs. etc. Jewelry Made to Order and Watches and Clocks Repaired. UE LUETJE & BRAND. RUDOLPH PHOTO-GALLERY. R. A. DESMOND, » ARTIs?T. ° BROAD 8T., ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY. ‘ Xe NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F. ROBINSON. ; A T his Store, on BROAD STREET, opposite the Methodist Church, keeps constantly on hand as fine a stock of GROCERIKS, PRU VISIONS, &c. as can be found in Nevada city, which will be sold as LOW THE LOWEST. “Give meacall, 04 . Fresh Eastira Oysters, . WATER PIPE constantly on hand ard conx HAS JUST RECELVED HIs BINE STOCK OF JEWELRY, JOHNSTON’ & SON, Successors to W. H. Crawford, : 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, . Opposite Union Hotel, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARUWARE,. STOVES, TIN WARE, IRON & STEEL, . PICKS, Wheelbarrows, Grindstones, Rope, Blocks & Sheaves,. Ox Bows and . Keys, » Chain, Anvils, Vises, Bellowip “ Also, the celebrated BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds, BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, KUSE? SHUT: &, ou Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. : » Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS WICKS, &e. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes. QUARTZ SCREENS punched to dm der at San Franeisco prices. ‘ta A Large stock of Galvanized IRON action made with the City Water Works. IRON PIPE made ‘to order and all kinds of Repairing done. Tn fact the best selected stock of Goods in Nevada County, and as Cheap as the Cheapest. wa, Call and see us at the Fioneer Stand, pA OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.7By Nevada City, June 234. HOLIDAY GOODS! “HOLIDAY GOODS! ALF, BERG, . GRASS VALLEY, * CONSISTING OF DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHZS AND CHAINS, . LADIES SETSINCAMEO, CORAL, TORQUIS, AMETHIST, ~ QUARTZ, ~ PEARL, SAPPHIRE, Etc., ete., ete. car Kg, A thousand different patterns of EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, CHARMS, . LOCKETS, Ete. etc. : Solid Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware, I have something everybody ‘wants, and costs but little. . Call early ‘and examine the BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS. Fine Watches Repaired Skillfully. \ NAILS, SHOVELS. . MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BY LTs, . ) RUBBER HOSE. BELTING & PACKING. . } very low, B. H Anda variety of Novelties. . GEO. E. TURNER, a. ne EYADA Im) orter-and Dealer im MARD WARE, SPOVES, TIN WAKE, IRON AND STEEL, Nails, Guns, Pistols, Wooden Ware: Sheet Fron, Leather, _ Carriagu: Bolts, as ‘Silver Ware, Crockery Ware Glass Ware, Fine Cutlery, ’ Agricultural ‘Implements, : Paints,. Oil, Glass, Brushes, Gas Fixtures, etc. ete. —_ The Largest Stock Ever seen in Nevad. County. aa” New Goods from Eastern Whol>sale Houses daily arriving: : _ TWO HUNDRED STOVES will be added to the ammerise, Steck now on hand, + within the next {two weelts. FIR® ARMS. —Th» lar-vest stock of ‘SHOT GUNS; of every des-ription, ATfLES PISTOLS and SPORTING MATERIALS ever brought ro the mountains will arrive . by Overland Railroad next week, BELTING ofevery kind, RUBBER HOSE,, PACKING, an immense stock, BLASTING "AND 8POR'TING POWDER. GIANT POWDER, CHAINS, OX BOWS, PICKS ‘and P#CK HANDLES. ANVILS, VISES, WIRE SCREENS, MINER® AND BLACKSMITHS SUPPLIES, : IRON PIPE MANUFACTORY ta, I have facilities pnsurprseed.for making all Kinds of HYDRAULIC MINING AND AIR TRON PIPES. Mines supplied with every size of Pipe on the shortest possible notice and at the lowest livin rates, : GS. BE. TURNER. Nevada, Sept. 11th. : B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows” Building, : BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, ~~~ His just received a large and fushionable stock of FALL & WINTER CLOTHING, Conitisting of the latest styles of Beaver Suits, Diagonal Suite, French Ca‘simere Pants, English Broad Cloth Coats, Fine Silk Velvet, Vests, Rubber Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Underwear, Boys Clothing, etc. Gall and exemine the new stock. Prices. MILLER. SPECIAL NOTICE. + ARCHIE NIVENS. Masonic Building, Pine Street, Cr NOTICE that’ he has purchased the stock of JACOBS BRUS., in the store. and has removed his stock of Gdods to this well known stand. He has now on hand an immense stock of ’ CIGARS, of all brands, TOBACCO, of all brands, PIPES, ete., Making as-eomplete .a stock of goods in this line as can Le found in Nevada Coup wie will be sold as ebeap as any esta ehment. : 5 IF YOU WANT A FINE BRAND CIGAR GIVE ME A‘OALL. If YOU WANT A GOOD ARTIOLE OF SMOKING OR CHEWING TOBACCO, GIVE ME A CALL, The.Office of the Western Union Tetegraph Company, and thé Agency of the San Prancisco Ohronicle has been retnoved to the above place. Don’t forget the place; Pine atreet, in the Masonic Building AKOHIE NIVENS. Nevade, Nov. 20, 1876. » on JAMES COLLEY, : F THE BROAD STREET MARKET, is now prepared to furnish his cus—° turmers with the CHOICEST BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, HAM. BACON, SAUSAGES, and everything kept in a first clase market, at wholesale or retail, at the lowest living rates. a2 ‘A CARD, 8 I shall not be ir this city any loaA ger, I have place’ all my accounts in the hands of Mr.J. M. Walling for col. lection, authorizing him te receipt for the ‘fame. Those indebted to m« will please val) on him and settle without delay. DR, H. 8. W¥LGH, Nevada City, Nov, 11, Mill Street, GRASS VALLEY,