December 10, 1882 (4 pages)

. , = EE EE AE ILS SERS Ae SERRE ae Pies . NR PSA CR cp ee RISD A Re Me Reem pS hmaraserae ‘ — om ‘ ; * . {HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. —__ LOCAL AFFAIRS. WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned flere and There. Cc. E. Malloy leaves to-morrow for a few daya’ visitto the Bay. A. A. Malloy will return to the city. at the same time. Jas. D. Karly has been appointed Superintendent of the Blue Banks mive at Moofe’s Flat, and work ‘bas been recommenced there under his direction. Mrs. J. E. Isaacs returned on Friday from a visit to Brown’s Valley. Her return home was hastened by a telegram stating that her husband was quite sick, He is now receiving every attention. C. S. Benham is still driving a fast . team in New York. The other day he bet a thousand 4ollars that it could throw dust 1n the face of E. 8. Stokes’ team, and as a result Charles tis just.that much poorer than he was befure the race came off. The Debating Clup. The result of the argument. at the Debating Club Friday evening was a decision from the President that the speakers. who spoke in favor of vest. ing in the Governor the rower to appoint our State judiciary failed to maintain their position, The meeting on Friday evening next will be public, citizens generally being invited to attend and listen to the eloquence to be served up on that occasion. The question will be, ‘‘Resolved, That all National Banks ought to be abolished.” ‘The prin. cipal speakers on the affirmative will be J. G. Hartwell and O. C. Conlan; negative, N. Kennedy and Frank Nilon. At the Churches To-day. ‘At the Episcopal Church Rev. Mr. Yowell wiil deliver the first of a series of three lectures on the Origin, Nature and Attributes of Man, being an examination into the various theowries of the Positivists, Materialists, sEvolutionsts and Transformists. The usual services will be held at tthe Methodist Church. At the Congregational Church there will be servises morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of lecture in the evening, “Tre Man Who Said It.” There will be children’s services at the Baptist Church in the morning. Seviecs as usual in the evening. a This Weather. _—Fpis long dry spell of dry weather / would havé meant ruivation to our city a few years ago. Now it does not seem to make much difference. In early times we depended almost wholly upon hydraulic mines. Now we depend partly upon quartz mines which can be worked successfully regardless of the Storm King. Contract Let. J. H. Boardman, foreman of the "Transcrirt, has let a contract to “Thos. Williams to erect a house on this lot. on Broad street, »The lumber ihas been ordered and work will be commenced immediately. ——————— A Card te «, N. Harriman. vNevapa Crry, Dec. 8, 1882. c. A. Hageman, ‘Champion heel and toe walker of the world,” San Francisco, Cal. Dear Sir: J hereby challenge you to a 12 or 27 hour race for a purse of $lud aud gate money, said race t) take place in ths city, commencing on Friday evening, December 15th, at 8 o'clock, P. M., on these conditions: You to walk for the 12 or 27 thours a square heel and toe walk, sand I to go as I please. for the contest. Hoping for an early and favorable reply, I remain, = Very respectfully, A. 8S. CHASE, © Amateur Champion Long Distance Runner of Nevada County. Arrived Yesterday. d10 A large quantity of “KALO-MEDA,” made expressly for Geo. Ww. Welch, was received at the Pioneer Bookstore yesterday. The most-ap; propriate goods for Holiday gifts. Call and see them. 1t oo eo Be Wise and Save Money. “Bearnhard & Shallenberger .are of their stomachs. selling dry ‘and fancy goods cheaper ‘than any other store in Nevada City. They have oa end new dress goods, housekeeping goods, and every kind of ladies and children’s wearing apparel, which can be bought at very low rates, Do not buy anything in the above line without. first examining the “stock and prices at the 9-cent ‘store, ealicos, millinery goods, Various Happenings in and Out of . BRIEF MENTION. Town, Marshal Runaway. ' Baldridge,. Constable Spencer's Brake Block. Edward G, Spencer of Iowa Hill, ; Tue Japanése believe that the first man was uot A-lam, who made his wife of clay and baked Pevition for Order of Sale. i THE SUPERIOR COURT of the county of Nevada, State of Calitornia In the bat Hu-Sing, Have you seen Tain’s candies ? Scott-and four ladies left this city in As soon as spring opens the lumber business will be immense. a two-horse carriage Friday evening to attend the dance at Willow Valtake their places on the lst Monday in January. Cigars and cake, his ankles sprained and will be laid The new Board of Supervisors wil! Seven weddings will take place in this city before the lst of January. Charley Haneon has had one of up for some time. Some of the rising generation” of this village are writhing in the throes ley. in attempting to pass another team near the Hospital one of the wheels of the carriage dropped into a chuck . s hole with such force as to precipitate officer Scott, who was driving, to the ground. As he fell the lines ‘were jerked from his hands by the horses, which started. down the narrow road The night was very dark, and atarapid run. A short distance} being secure!y locked in place by a ahead was an abrupt turn in the road . bolt which passes throu;h {!:em and and a bridge over a ravine. Marshal] the block, There is no danger of ing an agency for the manufacture and sale of a brake block and holder recently invented by him. It is a felt want. been attached to the bar by a solid . jaw. in two pieces, one of them having elongated sicts, admitting of their Placer county, but formerly a reat dent of this city, was in town yes-. terday for ‘he purpose of establishimple contrivance, but fills a long Heretofore blocks have In this case the jaw is made matter of P. H: BELDEN, an Insolvent her forty days. .Which-causes a woman-hater to add, ‘‘and eyen she wasn’t weil done.” Goon advice Williamsport Sun gives to its readers When it says : . you he lies, believe him.” Poor old Beecher ! stantly in ho: water. oue thing it is generally two things. How paradoxical it seems that louse women always seek the comDebdtor. Janes D, White, the Assignee of the Estate of P. H. Belden an lusolvent bebtur, haviny filed in this Court his petition priving tor an order to sell ali the property oi said’ estate at private sale. itis hereby ordered that Wednesday, the twentieth day of December, 1382, at the Court Rvoni of this Court, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M,, be set for the hearing of said petation; and thutthis order be published in the Nevads ‘Iranscript, a newspaper of general circulation, puvlished in Neyada Vity, state and County aforesaid, as often as such paper is published betore the said day set for the hearing of said petition, es and that a copy of ths order be served by the Clerk furthwith by United States mail, postage pre-paid, or personally, on all creditors named in the schedule of said insolvent. Dated December 8th, 1532. J.F, SULLIVAN, then ———_ is that whieh the “Ifa man tells He is conWhen it isn’t XMAS PRESENTS. days,remove her millinery and dressIf you are willing to meet me on these condiions, send a forfeit of $20 by return ex) , 88 aguarantee of your intention to have the race take place, ‘when all arrangements will be made of a mild form of whooping cough, Jay Rial’s Uncle Tom Company, which will visit this vity soon, now has eight blood-hounds instead of four. The water in Deer Creek is higher than ever known before considering the little rain that has fallen durin, the present season. : Mrs. H.C. Mills will, in a few making rooms to her residence on Sacramento street. If Nevada City depended upon hyC-aulic mines altogether the preseut weather would deprive many persons ofza good Christmas present. Nevada City merchants are selling goods cheaper than they can be purchased in San Frangisco. See adver tisements in the TRANSCRIPT. The advertising columns of the TRANsCR'PT are crowded to their ntmost capacity, still they are like woman’s love—1oom for One more, Miltz & Overton have leased the rooms in the rear of Bearnhard & Shallenbérger’s store and* will soon re-open their photograph gallery there. The two coming mines, the Derbec, at North Bloomfield, and the Murchie, near this city, will ina few months be placed upon the dividend paying list. Chinatown is increasing in population. There will not be another election for two years so there is no danger of an agitation on that subject till that, time. The trains of our little Railroad a:rive and depart with such regularity that a great many people here regulate their watches and clocks by the “‘toots” of the engine. Brand, the jeweler, is working 20 hours out of every 24 so as to fill his orders in time, Those who~ intend having home-made jewelry should give in their orders immediately. Every merchant who advertise: his goods sells a hundred per cent cheaper than those who do not advertise. If you don’t want to pay two prices for an article buy your goods of a man whois not ashame? to advertise his wares. Several tine offers have been made for fire proof brick buildings in this city during the past few days, and all of-them, so far as we have heard, have been refused. Owners of property here do not seem to care about selling even at an advance on what they asked a few months ago. The Methodist Church Society is making arrangements to have the church edifice painted, mside and outside. We hope our Episcopal! friends will do likewise. To tell the truth and be plain, we are a little ashamed of the unpainted structures which are owned by these societies. People residing in the country should not fail to visit the stores in this city at the present time. Before coming here they should read the advertisements in the columns ef the TRANSCRIPT, as only those who ace vertise offer any inducements to purchasers At such places great bargains are offered. The Golden Comet is the name of a new base ball club that has. been formed by a few young Americas Last week a club of the same characoff in a few days. Superior Court. —_—— ordered continued till Monday. Second day. ““Larast Styles Papertries at Mrs Lester & Crawford's. n25 tf ter was formed and they dubbed ; ef themselves ‘The Scrubs.” The Basgett sa 2 ae “Comets” have challenged the ae “Scrubs” and the contest will come ~The following business was transactey in the Superior Court yesterday, Wudge Jobn Caldwell presiding: The People ve. Wah Lee, Trial The People vs. M. F. Skehan. Baldridge knew that there was not ove chance in a hundred of escaping a frightful catastrophe in attempting to go over this place behind a runaway span of horses, arid ina twinkling proceeded to avert the calamity. Scrambling over the dashboard he climbed out along the-pole, mounted the near horse, siezed its bridle, and pulled it against athigh ban& on that side. Both of the animals fell, the occupants of the carriage were thrown outfas the vehicle overturned. Officer Scott picked himself up when he hit the ground and running after the carriage soon came up to it. The brave Marshal was rescued from his tangle with the fallen horses, and on one being _ severely hurt or anything broken, the party proceeded on their way to the dance and enjoyed themselves to the fullest ‘measure. and — -— er A Good Educator. The Board of Educgtion of this city displayed excellent judgment in selecting W. A. Cowdery as Principal of the High School. jhe scholars in that department (and they are the most reliable authority that we know of when it comes to a question of the kind) are more genérally satisfied with him than with any one heretofore occupying the © position. His methods of imparting instruction are practical and thorcughly effective. The vicious and unwarranted attacks made upon his character from certain quacters have merely tended to strengthen his popularity with the pupils and patrons of our public schools, and it is to be hoped that the Board of Education will, in their wisdom, subserve the best binterests of our educational system by prevailing upon him to retain the position he now so ably fills. A Big Clean-Up. Union: A clean-up of 50 loais of quartz from the Lawrey mine, on Winchester Hill, has just been made at Sothern’s mill, which yielded $17,500, or $350 per load. The quartz was taken out by five men in one month’s work, The previous cleanup from this mine, a little. over a month ago,gave a net profit of $4000. The location of the mine is in south Grass Valley. Y The Ice Crop. A telegram from Prosser creek, Meadow Lake township, says: The Summit Ice Company at this place ‘are storing at the rate of 1,000, tons of ice per day, of an average thickness of twelve and a half inches. Seventy-five are engaged in gathering the crop. Prosser Creek water js adapted for great thickness of icc. —_—_——— oo Benefit Party. The party given at the Willow Valley schoolhouse Friday evening for the benefit of Wm. Bradley, who has for some been in poor health and unable to work, was very largely attended and enj yable. A number of people were present from the city. Beavtircy Card Albums at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's, n25-tf oe Go wirtH the crowd to Brand & BUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o—— Fray, Dec. 8, 1882. T. H. McAllister, Reno. Mis. Sullivan, San Francisco. Mrs. D. Conley, do Ed, Diedeeheimer, do Geo. McIver, do John Knotwell, B oomfield. Mark Curran, . do E. E. Smith, Auburn. J. Dawley, Oakland. Jas, Heath Pet Hill. : W. A. Hanley, Rainbow Mine. J. C. Donnelly, City. R. D. Carter, do SIANLEY A. EDDY..-+.Proprietor The Japanese Carry their tooth-picks in their back hair, and always use them after eating anything. They take care of their teeth, and the teeth, take care Use toothpicks r"reely, elean with SOZODONT, and bad teeth and breaths will be scarce. Hlorsferd’s Acid Phosphate Pleasant te the state. a Dr. A. L. Hall, Fair Haven, N. Y., says: ‘‘Have prescribed it with marked benefit in indigestion and urinary troubles. re Broad street, a few doors above Pine street. ee dines For the above necessary luxuries you can find the following ingredients ab the grocery store of C. E. Mulloy, No. 52 Broad street: Mew Citron, Sultatis, or Seedless Raisins, Fresh Currants, Spices, Atmore’s Mince Meat, and in fact every thing Baseett’s, tf, New Model Medallion. the finest’ range in the world.” tf : For Sale or Rent. Go'wrrn the crowd to Brand & Go to Groncr E. " Turner's and) NK. Karchuer, Sheridan. see the “New Model Medallion,” A uew house of 7 rooms, hard finished, with closets, [pantry and all the modern conveniences. Location near the centre of the city. Enquire C, D, Hyde, Moore’s Flat. James McMullen, do E. G, Spencer, Jowa. Hill. Richard Neville, Frenzh Corral, D. Lindley, Sacramento, . L. B. Gunn, Oakland, . . ‘W. H. Hillbouse, Dutch Fiat. . Union Hotel, RECTOR BEOS...Proprictors, —_ Furipay, Dec, 8, J. Spaulding, Dutch Flat. J. A. Todd, Sacramento.§ W. H. Bassett, do L. F. Bassett, © do H.8. Spaulding,: Grass Valley. A. Walrath, City. — G. G. Allen, do A,S Chase, do ; T. Woodman, Scott’s Flat. G,S, Farley, San Juan. J, B, Foster, San F ancisco. J. Harvey, San Francisco. G. T; Emery, South Yuba River. C_Grissell, Washington, : J. Grissell, do : J. Davis, San Juan, C. Miller, Birchville. T. Kiser, do é J. Sullivan, do : H. C. Perkins, Bloomfield. Goldsmith, San Francisco. Max Getz, 4 . do Lat'Brand & Bassett’s Bookstore. ] W, H. Sieben, Birchville, By _ the block being skaken from its place by any strain in either ascendimg or descending ‘hills. The block is fitted in place much more readily than by the old method, Mr, Spencer has thoroughly tested the invention during the past year on heavy wagons, and with the very best of results. He proposes shortly tu ‘begin their manufacture at this point. —_ More Siickens. bullion from a small hydraulic mine not a. thousand miles from here was sent to San Francisco yesterday afte noon. It’s more money than all the anti-mining grangers in the State could earn ina year. Worstev 10 cents an ounce, C rdboard 5 cents a sheet, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s. n25-tf TETTES. CELEBRATED wR. j05 pany of fast young men. af Cali and See the Holiday Goods at Legs & Shaw's, We have a very large stock of Vases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Cups and Saucers, Fancy Glassware, and Majolica Ware, which we will sell at San Francisco COST? until Jan. Ist, {tf.] Lece & Suaw. Go to Brand & Bassett’s. tf. : Thirty thousand dollars’ worth of . and provided. Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, ter of Ole Nelson, Insolvent Debtor.Vle Nelson, aii Insolvent Debtor, having applied to this Cour. for a di charge from hi it is here by ordered, that the Clerk of this, Court give notice to all creditors who have proved. theis debts, to appear before this Court, atthe Court Room thereof, on the 18th dav o; January, 1883, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. Mu. anc show cause, if any they tove, why the raid O.e Nelson should not Le discharged from all his debts in accordan e with the Statutes in such cases made It is further ovdered, that notice cf said application be given to the creditors by mail and by publication for four weel.sin the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published in said county. JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court. J. E, Prewett, Atty. d1o In the matis de ts verified, pe ing for an order of -ale of real Remember the stamina, vital energy, the life-principle or whatever you may choose to call the resistant power which battles avainst the causes of disease and death, is the grand safeguard of health. It is the garrison of the hum-n fortress, and Office House, Nevada City, California. Delinquent Sale Notice. {QLD FLAT EUREKA MINING COMPAF NY—Location of principle place of businessand works, Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California. are delinquent on the following described stock, on account of assessment(No. 2) levDated December 7th, 1852. ds ied on the Ist day of November, 1882, the } —————-—-—-— iphiees rw h Seta SS several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. No. _. KEROSENE ! KEROSENE! Names. Certf. Shares. Am Francis Webb, 120 52 $31.20 UST RECEIVED another large consignJas, Seymour, 61 100 6.00 met t of James Wales, 74 376 22.60 — ; Thomas Care, 57 ~—-:1000” 60.00 COAL, OIL, . George Quick, 6v 10 fA ‘ a William Daws, 79 150 9.00 Star Light, sun sight and Conti Israel Quick, 86 300 18,00 nental Brands. Warranted 150 James Champion, 90 id 60.00 Fire Test. Anain accordance with law,and an oraer of . > PRICK F AGES’ the Boerd of Trustees, made on the Ist day of LIST OF PRICES FOR CASH: elt GOUGH. is sscaccusavet se seece 25 November, 1882, so many shares of each per cel of such stock as may be necessary will be solu at public auction, at the office of the Company, County Recorder's Office, Nevada City, Nevada county, California,on Saturday, the 26th day of December 1882, at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. J. M. THOMAS, Secretary. at the Court Recorder's Office, Notice—There Judge of the Superior Court of bepartment No. 2, City and County of San Francises, NOTICE, =, Three Houses and Lots a aut FOR SALE DA Situated on Sacramento Strect, on Piety fiill, in the City of Nevada. Lots well fenced. _ One house hard finished,six rooms, with bay window. One house with five rooms. One house with four rooms, Goed well of water on each of two lots, For particulars enyuire at . aw Office of CKUSS & SIMUNDS. Nevada City, Dec. 7, 1752-lm Petition to Sell Rea) Estate. t N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, inthe matter of the Estate of A. Rosentlal, deceased Maria Rosenthal, the Administratrix of the Estate of A. Rosenthal, deceased, having titea her petition herein duly estate of said deceased, for the purposes therein set forth. it is thereiore ordered by_the said Couct, that all persons interest~ ed in the estate ot said deceased, appear before the said Superior*Court on the thirteenth day of January, 1883, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Room oi said Superior Court, at the City of Nevada, in the County of Nevada, to show cause why en order should not be granted to the said Administratrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said dece sed as shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order be published at least rour successive weeks ‘in the Nevada Daily Transcript, @ newspaper printed and published in said County ot Nevaua, : JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Cour’, when it waxes weak, the true policy is to throw reinforcements. In otue ér words, when such an’ emergency occurs, commence a course of Hostetter’s Biuters. For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply for Hostetter’s Almanac tor 1883. . Overalls $7 cents » pair. Blankets. ment, we inv to send . G. Wrient, Manager. TO OUR PATRUNS. TR patrons in Nevada County who are indebted to the Company, are requested i their paynents to San Francisco, by Post Office Order, at our expence, or to J. D. Glid jen, Union Hotel, Nevada City. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO., No. 20 Geary Street, San Presi 2-1in Great Reductions To the People of Nevada County «= IMPROVE THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY ! “= On and after To-day the Entire Stock in ths stord oD the Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. will be sold at LOWER Rates than Ever Before sold in Nevada. ————-—9) — Having bought a very large consignment of MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices of a few atticles, namely : Men’s Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00. Men's Scotch Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14: © Men’s Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. Men's Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now $25. One Gallon..-.-5+455 One Five Gallon Can....5. Two ‘“ tie saa aes pune eee $3 25 Four “ fore ae Delivered at any reason ible distance. At Guild's Auction House, . az * Commercial Street. DUNCAN’S Fsthetic Shaving Parlors. Pine Street, rear of Vinton's Drug Store. OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor. Good work J ot popular prices. BOOTS BLACKED FREE. READY MADE CLOTHING . ‘ to order at short notice. promptly filled. New Year's Present, go or send to Only First-class Tonsoria! artists employed, Men’s Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. tus Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. Overcoats, all shades and colors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Gre . Boy's Suits from $4 up. Latest style Hats at very low rates. Drawers, 37 cents, 50 cents, and 75 cents. d Drawers, $1 to $1.25. $1.75 per dozen. ° Men’s Merino Undershirts and California Gray Undershirts an Shaker Socks, white and gray, Unlaundried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. ; ‘Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. * Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. : : all colors at San Francisco Prices. Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered. I might.go_on and enumerate article upon article in my line which L.am’ determined to sell at less prices than tliey have ever been sold in this section of country,In order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, ite you to call and examine these goods and the prices. % CASPER, Worth from $1.50 ts $2.50 each. Here . i and. Here. 1 at Reduction. and be convinced that this is no clap-trap arrange” PIE PLACE —mT0 BUY-— LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, above Pine. NEVADA ae ee Offer to the public the Largest and most beautiful Stock of Home Made and Imported HOLIDAY GOODS Ever presented to the people of Nevada County. . . The Stock embraces * Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Breast Pins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bracelets, Bangles, Charms, Etc., Etc., beautifully set in DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, RUBIES, TURQUOIS, GARNETS, SAPPHIRES, AMETHISTS, QUARTZ, And other precious stones. a Silver and Silver Plated Ware, A magnificent assortment just received. ne , ee ey Evefything in our store is warranted as represented, and we make HOME MADE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY, WHICH WE GUARANTEE 18 CARATS FINE. cikshitign eascnesil) ~ continent We are selling our. Beautiful Stock Cheaper than any other store in the State. -—-~0 This is the only place where you can get reliable WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Gold Spectacles and Eye-Glasses. Engraving done free. Jewelry of all kinds made Orders from the country Please send them in early. O If you want to make a beautiful Christmas or LUETJE & BRAND, Nevada City, Cal. AND DON'T FORGET IT. ARGE NEW STOCK OF, L PINE DRESS GOODS, CHEAP AND STYLICE, JUST RECEIVED. ‘The Millinery Department Is supplied with the most fashionable and tasty displayever brought to Nevada City. OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS t Just beginning to arrive. Particulars in a few days. Mrs, Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. The Pioneer Grocery Store! ‘Have? Been For Over tl Years —_SBLILING—: Choice Familv Groceries.1 At No. 52 Broad Street...--Morgan & Roberts’ Blockj OPPOSITE ‘COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE’ _—_0—_—— sow My long experience in buying enables me to place befgfte ny “tustom§ ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keepconstantly on hand _ “Our Taste” Gugar Cured Hams ‘and Bacon, the Choicest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and ‘‘Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware,jCroc ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &c. ee MY MOTTO IS:——EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING——A DOLLAR'S WORDM GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. S . CHARLES iE. MULLOY RRS .

. , = EE EE AE ILS SERS Ae SERRE ae Pies . NR PSA CR cp ee RISD A Re Me Reem pS hmaraserae ‘ — om ‘ ; * . {HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. —__ LOCAL AFFAIRS. WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned flere and There. Cc. E. Malloy leaves to-morrow for a few daya’ visitto the Bay. A. A. Malloy will return to the city. at the same time. Jas. D. Karly has been appointed Superintendent of the Blue Banks mive at Moofe’s Flat, and work ‘bas been recommenced there under his direction. Mrs. J. E. Isaacs returned on Friday from a visit to Brown’s Valley. Her return home was hastened by a telegram stating that her husband was quite sick, He is now receiving every attention. C. S. Benham is still driving a fast . team in New York. The other day he bet a thousand 4ollars that it could throw dust 1n the face of E. 8. Stokes’ team, and as a result Charles tis just.that much poorer than he was befure the race came off. The Debating Clup. The result of the argument. at the Debating Club Friday evening was a decision from the President that the speakers. who spoke in favor of vest. ing in the Governor the rower to appoint our State judiciary failed to maintain their position, The meeting on Friday evening next will be public, citizens generally being invited to attend and listen to the eloquence to be served up on that occasion. The question will be, ‘‘Resolved, That all National Banks ought to be abolished.” ‘The prin. cipal speakers on the affirmative will be J. G. Hartwell and O. C. Conlan; negative, N. Kennedy and Frank Nilon. At the Churches To-day. ‘At the Episcopal Church Rev. Mr. Yowell wiil deliver the first of a series of three lectures on the Origin, Nature and Attributes of Man, being an examination into the various theowries of the Positivists, Materialists, sEvolutionsts and Transformists. The usual services will be held at tthe Methodist Church. At the Congregational Church there will be servises morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of lecture in the evening, “Tre Man Who Said It.” There will be children’s services at the Baptist Church in the morning. Seviecs as usual in the evening. a This Weather. _—Fpis long dry spell of dry weather / would havé meant ruivation to our city a few years ago. Now it does not seem to make much difference. In early times we depended almost wholly upon hydraulic mines. Now we depend partly upon quartz mines which can be worked successfully regardless of the Storm King. Contract Let. J. H. Boardman, foreman of the "Transcrirt, has let a contract to “Thos. Williams to erect a house on this lot. on Broad street, »The lumber ihas been ordered and work will be commenced immediately. ——————— A Card te «, N. Harriman. vNevapa Crry, Dec. 8, 1882. c. A. Hageman, ‘Champion heel and toe walker of the world,” San Francisco, Cal. Dear Sir: J hereby challenge you to a 12 or 27 hour race for a purse of $lud aud gate money, said race t) take place in ths city, commencing on Friday evening, December 15th, at 8 o'clock, P. M., on these conditions: You to walk for the 12 or 27 thours a square heel and toe walk, sand I to go as I please. for the contest. Hoping for an early and favorable reply, I remain, = Very respectfully, A. 8S. CHASE, © Amateur Champion Long Distance Runner of Nevada County. Arrived Yesterday. d10 A large quantity of “KALO-MEDA,” made expressly for Geo. Ww. Welch, was received at the Pioneer Bookstore yesterday. The most-ap; propriate goods for Holiday gifts. Call and see them. 1t oo eo Be Wise and Save Money. “Bearnhard & Shallenberger .are of their stomachs. selling dry ‘and fancy goods cheaper ‘than any other store in Nevada City. They have oa end new dress goods, housekeeping goods, and every kind of ladies and children’s wearing apparel, which can be bought at very low rates, Do not buy anything in the above line without. first examining the “stock and prices at the 9-cent ‘store, ealicos, millinery goods, Various Happenings in and Out of . BRIEF MENTION. Town, Marshal Runaway. ' Baldridge,. Constable Spencer's Brake Block. Edward G, Spencer of Iowa Hill, ; Tue Japanése believe that the first man was uot A-lam, who made his wife of clay and baked Pevition for Order of Sale. i THE SUPERIOR COURT of the county of Nevada, State of Calitornia In the bat Hu-Sing, Have you seen Tain’s candies ? Scott-and four ladies left this city in As soon as spring opens the lumber business will be immense. a two-horse carriage Friday evening to attend the dance at Willow Valtake their places on the lst Monday in January. Cigars and cake, his ankles sprained and will be laid The new Board of Supervisors wil! Seven weddings will take place in this city before the lst of January. Charley Haneon has had one of up for some time. Some of the rising generation” of this village are writhing in the throes ley. in attempting to pass another team near the Hospital one of the wheels of the carriage dropped into a chuck . s hole with such force as to precipitate officer Scott, who was driving, to the ground. As he fell the lines ‘were jerked from his hands by the horses, which started. down the narrow road The night was very dark, and atarapid run. A short distance} being secure!y locked in place by a ahead was an abrupt turn in the road . bolt which passes throu;h {!:em and and a bridge over a ravine. Marshal] the block, There is no danger of ing an agency for the manufacture and sale of a brake block and holder recently invented by him. It is a felt want. been attached to the bar by a solid . jaw. in two pieces, one of them having elongated sicts, admitting of their Placer county, but formerly a reat dent of this city, was in town yes-. terday for ‘he purpose of establishimple contrivance, but fills a long Heretofore blocks have In this case the jaw is made matter of P. H: BELDEN, an Insolvent her forty days. .Which-causes a woman-hater to add, ‘‘and eyen she wasn’t weil done.” Goon advice Williamsport Sun gives to its readers When it says : . you he lies, believe him.” Poor old Beecher ! stantly in ho: water. oue thing it is generally two things. How paradoxical it seems that louse women always seek the comDebdtor. Janes D, White, the Assignee of the Estate of P. H. Belden an lusolvent bebtur, haviny filed in this Court his petition priving tor an order to sell ali the property oi said’ estate at private sale. itis hereby ordered that Wednesday, the twentieth day of December, 1382, at the Court Rvoni of this Court, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M,, be set for the hearing of said petation; and thutthis order be published in the Nevads ‘Iranscript, a newspaper of general circulation, puvlished in Neyada Vity, state and County aforesaid, as often as such paper is published betore the said day set for the hearing of said petition, es and that a copy of ths order be served by the Clerk furthwith by United States mail, postage pre-paid, or personally, on all creditors named in the schedule of said insolvent. Dated December 8th, 1532. J.F, SULLIVAN, then ———_ is that whieh the “Ifa man tells He is conWhen it isn’t XMAS PRESENTS. days,remove her millinery and dressIf you are willing to meet me on these condiions, send a forfeit of $20 by return ex) , 88 aguarantee of your intention to have the race take place, ‘when all arrangements will be made of a mild form of whooping cough, Jay Rial’s Uncle Tom Company, which will visit this vity soon, now has eight blood-hounds instead of four. The water in Deer Creek is higher than ever known before considering the little rain that has fallen durin, the present season. : Mrs. H.C. Mills will, in a few making rooms to her residence on Sacramento street. If Nevada City depended upon hyC-aulic mines altogether the preseut weather would deprive many persons ofza good Christmas present. Nevada City merchants are selling goods cheaper than they can be purchased in San Frangisco. See adver tisements in the TRANSCRIPT. The advertising columns of the TRANsCR'PT are crowded to their ntmost capacity, still they are like woman’s love—1oom for One more, Miltz & Overton have leased the rooms in the rear of Bearnhard & Shallenbérger’s store and* will soon re-open their photograph gallery there. The two coming mines, the Derbec, at North Bloomfield, and the Murchie, near this city, will ina few months be placed upon the dividend paying list. Chinatown is increasing in population. There will not be another election for two years so there is no danger of an agitation on that subject till that, time. The trains of our little Railroad a:rive and depart with such regularity that a great many people here regulate their watches and clocks by the “‘toots” of the engine. Brand, the jeweler, is working 20 hours out of every 24 so as to fill his orders in time, Those who~ intend having home-made jewelry should give in their orders immediately. Every merchant who advertise: his goods sells a hundred per cent cheaper than those who do not advertise. If you don’t want to pay two prices for an article buy your goods of a man whois not ashame? to advertise his wares. Several tine offers have been made for fire proof brick buildings in this city during the past few days, and all of-them, so far as we have heard, have been refused. Owners of property here do not seem to care about selling even at an advance on what they asked a few months ago. The Methodist Church Society is making arrangements to have the church edifice painted, mside and outside. We hope our Episcopal! friends will do likewise. To tell the truth and be plain, we are a little ashamed of the unpainted structures which are owned by these societies. People residing in the country should not fail to visit the stores in this city at the present time. Before coming here they should read the advertisements in the columns ef the TRANSCRIPT, as only those who ace vertise offer any inducements to purchasers At such places great bargains are offered. The Golden Comet is the name of a new base ball club that has. been formed by a few young Americas Last week a club of the same characoff in a few days. Superior Court. —_—— ordered continued till Monday. Second day. ““Larast Styles Papertries at Mrs Lester & Crawford's. n25 tf ter was formed and they dubbed ; ef themselves ‘The Scrubs.” The Basgett sa 2 ae “Comets” have challenged the ae “Scrubs” and the contest will come ~The following business was transactey in the Superior Court yesterday, Wudge Jobn Caldwell presiding: The People ve. Wah Lee, Trial The People vs. M. F. Skehan. Baldridge knew that there was not ove chance in a hundred of escaping a frightful catastrophe in attempting to go over this place behind a runaway span of horses, arid ina twinkling proceeded to avert the calamity. Scrambling over the dashboard he climbed out along the-pole, mounted the near horse, siezed its bridle, and pulled it against athigh ban& on that side. Both of the animals fell, the occupants of the carriage were thrown outfas the vehicle overturned. Officer Scott picked himself up when he hit the ground and running after the carriage soon came up to it. The brave Marshal was rescued from his tangle with the fallen horses, and on one being _ severely hurt or anything broken, the party proceeded on their way to the dance and enjoyed themselves to the fullest ‘measure. and — -— er A Good Educator. The Board of Educgtion of this city displayed excellent judgment in selecting W. A. Cowdery as Principal of the High School. jhe scholars in that department (and they are the most reliable authority that we know of when it comes to a question of the kind) are more genérally satisfied with him than with any one heretofore occupying the © position. His methods of imparting instruction are practical and thorcughly effective. The vicious and unwarranted attacks made upon his character from certain quacters have merely tended to strengthen his popularity with the pupils and patrons of our public schools, and it is to be hoped that the Board of Education will, in their wisdom, subserve the best binterests of our educational system by prevailing upon him to retain the position he now so ably fills. A Big Clean-Up. Union: A clean-up of 50 loais of quartz from the Lawrey mine, on Winchester Hill, has just been made at Sothern’s mill, which yielded $17,500, or $350 per load. The quartz was taken out by five men in one month’s work, The previous cleanup from this mine, a little. over a month ago,gave a net profit of $4000. The location of the mine is in south Grass Valley. Y The Ice Crop. A telegram from Prosser creek, Meadow Lake township, says: The Summit Ice Company at this place ‘are storing at the rate of 1,000, tons of ice per day, of an average thickness of twelve and a half inches. Seventy-five are engaged in gathering the crop. Prosser Creek water js adapted for great thickness of icc. —_—_——— oo Benefit Party. The party given at the Willow Valley schoolhouse Friday evening for the benefit of Wm. Bradley, who has for some been in poor health and unable to work, was very largely attended and enj yable. A number of people were present from the city. Beavtircy Card Albums at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's, n25-tf oe Go wirtH the crowd to Brand & BUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o——

Fray, Dec. 8, 1882. T. H. McAllister, Reno. Mis. Sullivan, San Francisco. Mrs. D. Conley, do Ed, Diedeeheimer, do Geo. McIver, do John Knotwell, B oomfield. Mark Curran, . do E. E. Smith, Auburn. J. Dawley, Oakland. Jas, Heath Pet Hill. : W. A. Hanley, Rainbow Mine. J. C. Donnelly, City. R. D. Carter, do SIANLEY A. EDDY....-+.Proprietor The Japanese Carry their tooth-picks in their back hair, and always use them after eating anything. They take care of their teeth, and the teeth, take care Use toothpicks r"reely, elean with SOZODONT, and bad teeth and breaths will be scarce. Hlorsferd’s Acid Phosphate Pleasant te the state. a Dr. A. L. Hall, Fair Haven, N. Y., says: ‘‘Have prescribed it with marked benefit in indigestion and urinary troubles. re Broad street, a few doors above Pine street. ee dines For the above necessary luxuries you can find the following ingredients ab the grocery store of C. E. Mulloy, No. 52 Broad street: Mew Citron, Sultatis, or Seedless Raisins, Fresh Currants, Spices, Atmore’s Mince Meat, and in fact every thing Baseett’s, tf, New Model Medallion. the finest’ range in the world.” tf : For Sale or Rent. Go'wrrn the crowd to Brand & Go to Groncr E. " Turner's and) NK. Karchuer, Sheridan. see the “New Model Medallion,” A uew house of 7 rooms, hard finished, with closets, [pantry and all the modern conveniences. Location near the centre of the city. Enquire C, D, Hyde, Moore’s Flat. James McMullen, do E. G, Spencer, Jowa. Hill. Richard Neville, Frenzh Corral, D. Lindley, Sacramento, . L. B. Gunn, Oakland, . . ‘W. H. Hillbouse, Dutch Fiat. . Union Hotel, RECTOR BEOS......Proprictors, —_ Furipay, Dec, 8, J. Spaulding, Dutch Flat. J. A. Todd, Sacramento.§ W. H. Bassett, do L. F. Bassett, © do H.8. Spaulding,: Grass Valley. A. Walrath, City. — G. G. Allen, do A,S Chase, do ; T. Woodman, Scott’s Flat. G,S, Farley, San Juan. J, B, Foster, San F ancisco. J. Harvey, San Francisco. G. T; Emery, South Yuba River. C_Grissell, Washington, : J. Grissell, do : J. Davis, San Juan, C. Miller, Birchville. T. Kiser, do é J. Sullivan, do : H. C. Perkins, Bloomfield. Goldsmith, San Francisco. Max Getz, 4 . do Lat'Brand & Bassett’s Bookstore. ] W, H. Sieben, Birchville, By _ the block being skaken from its place by any strain in either ascendimg or descending ‘hills. The block is fitted in place much more readily than by the old method, Mr, Spencer has thoroughly tested the invention during the past year on heavy wagons, and with the very best of results. He proposes shortly tu ‘begin their manufacture at this point. —_ More Siickens. bullion from a small hydraulic mine not a. thousand miles from here was sent to San Francisco yesterday afte noon. It’s more money than all the anti-mining grangers in the State could earn ina year. Worstev 10 cents an ounce, C rdboard 5 cents a sheet, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s. n25-tf TETTES. CELEBRATED wR. j05 pany of fast young men. af Cali and See the Holiday Goods at Legs & Shaw's, We have a very large stock of Vases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Cups and Saucers, Fancy Glassware, and Majolica Ware, which we will sell at San Francisco COST? until Jan. Ist, {tf.] Lece & Suaw. Go to Brand & Bassett’s. tf. : Thirty thousand dollars’ worth of . and provided. Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, ter of Ole Nelson, Insolvent Debtor.Vle Nelson, aii Insolvent Debtor, having applied to this Cour. for a di charge from hi it is here by ordered, that the Clerk of this, Court give notice to all creditors who have proved. theis debts, to appear before this Court, atthe Court Room thereof, on the 18th dav o; January, 1883, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. Mu. anc show cause, if any they tove, why the raid O.e Nelson should not Le discharged from all his debts in accordan e with the Statutes in such cases made It is further ovdered, that notice cf said application be given to the creditors by mail and by publication for four weel.sin the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published in said county. JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court. J. E, Prewett, Atty. d1o In the matis de ts verified, pe ing for an order of -ale of real Remember the stamina, vital energy, the life-principle or whatever you may choose to call the resistant power which battles avainst the causes of disease and death, is the grand safeguard of health. It is the garrison of the hum-n fortress, and Office House, Nevada City, California. Delinquent Sale Notice. {QLD FLAT EUREKA MINING COMPAF NY—Location of principle place of businessand works, Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California. are delinquent on the following described stock, on account of assessment(No. 2) levDated December 7th, 1852. ds ied on the Ist day of November, 1882, the } —————-—-—-— iphiees rw h Seta SS several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. No.. _. KEROSENE ! KEROSENE! Names. Certf. Shares. Am Francis Webb, 120 52 $31.20 UST RECEIVED another large consignJas, Seymour, 61 100 6.00 met t of James Wales, 74 376 22.60 — ; Thomas Care, 57 ~—-:1000” 60.00 COAL, OIL, . George Quick, 6v 10 fA ‘ a William Daws, 79 150 9.00 Star Light, sun sight and Conti Israel Quick, 86 300 18,00 nental Brands. Warranted 150 James Champion, 90 id 60.00 Fire Test. Anain accordance with law,and an oraer of . > PRICK F AGES’ the Boerd of Trustees, made on the Ist day of LIST OF PRICES FOR CASH: elt GOUGH. is sscaccusavet se seece 25 November, 1882, so many shares of each per cel of such stock as may be necessary will be solu at public auction, at the office of the Company, County Recorder's Office, Nevada City, Nevada county, California,on Saturday, the 26th day of December 1882, at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. J. M. THOMAS, Secretary. at the Court Recorder's Office, Notice—There Judge of the Superior Court of bepartment No. 2, City and County of San Francises, NOTICE, =, Three Houses and Lots a aut FOR SALE DA Situated on Sacramento Strect, on Piety fiill, in the City of Nevada. Lots well fenced. _ One house hard finished,six rooms, with bay window. One house with five rooms. One house with four rooms, Goed well of water on each of two lots, For particulars enyuire at . aw Office of CKUSS & SIMUNDS. Nevada City, Dec. 7, 1752-lm Petition to Sell Rea) Estate. t N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, inthe matter of the Estate of A. Rosentlal, deceased Maria Rosenthal, the Administratrix of the Estate of A. Rosenthal, deceased, having titea her petition herein duly estate of said deceased, for the purposes therein set forth. it is thereiore ordered by_the said Couct, that all persons interest~ ed in the estate ot said deceased, appear before the said Superior*Court on the thirteenth day of January, 1883, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Room oi said Superior Court, at the City of Nevada, in the County of Nevada, to show cause why en order should not be granted to the said Administratrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said dece sed as shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order be published at least rour successive weeks ‘in the Nevada Daily Transcript, @ newspaper printed and published in said County ot Nevaua, : JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Cour’, when it waxes weak, the true policy is to throw reinforcements. In otue ér words, when such an’ emergency occurs, commence a course of Hostetter’s Biuters. For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply for Hostetter’s Almanac tor 1883. . Overalls $7 cents » pair. Blankets. ment, we inv to send . G. Wrient, Manager. TO OUR PATRUNS. TR patrons in Nevada County who are indebted to the Company, are requested i their paynents to San Francisco, by Post Office Order, at our expence, or to J. D. Glid jen, Union Hotel, Nevada City. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO., No. 20 Geary Street, San Presi 2-1in Great Reductions To the People of Nevada County «= IMPROVE THIS UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY ! “= On and after To-day the Entire Stock in ths stord oD the Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. will be sold at LOWER Rates than Ever Before sold in Nevada. ————-—9) — Having bought a very large consignment of MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., I have deemed it best to set forth the Prices of a few atticles, namely : Men’s Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00. Men's Scotch Suits, formerly $20.00 now $14: © Men’s Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18. Men's Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now $25. One Gallon....-.-5+455 One Five Gallon Can.......5. Two ‘“ tie saa aes pune eee $3 25 Four “ fore ae Delivered at any reason ible distance. At Guild's Auction House, . az * Commercial Street. DUNCAN’S Fsthetic Shaving Parlors. Pine Street, rear of Vinton's Drug Store. OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor. Good work J ot popular prices. BOOTS BLACKED FREE. READY MADE CLOTHING . ‘ to order at short notice. promptly filled. New Year's Present, go or send to Only First-class Tonsoria! artists employed, Men’s Beaver Suits, formerly $22.50 now $18. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50. tus Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4. Men's Cassimere Pants, formerly $6 now $5. Overcoats, all shades and colors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Gre . Boy's Suits from $4 up. Latest style Hats at very low rates. Drawers, 37 cents, 50 cents, and 75 cents. d Drawers, $1 to $1.25. $1.75 per dozen. ° Men’s Merino Undershirts and California Gray Undershirts an Shaker Socks, white and gray, Unlaundried Shirts from 75 cents to $1.25 each. Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots. ; ‘Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly. * Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents per doz. : : all colors at San Francisco Prices. Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered. I might.go_on and enumerate article upon article in my line which L.am’ determined to sell at less prices than tliey have ever been sold in this section of country,In order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, ite you to call and examine these goods and the prices. % CASPER, Worth from $1.50 ts $2.50 each. Here . i and. Here. 1 at Reduction. and be convinced that this is no clap-trap arrange” PIE PLACE —mT0 BUY-— LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, above Pine.. NEVADA ae ee Offer to the public the Largest and most beautiful Stock of Home Made and Imported HOLIDAY GOODS Ever presented to the people of Nevada County. . . The Stock embraces * Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Breast Pins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bracelets, Bangles, Charms, Etc., Etc., beautifully set in DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, RUBIES, TURQUOIS, GARNETS, SAPPHIRES, AMETHISTS, QUARTZ, And other precious stones. a Silver and Silver Plated Ware, A magnificent assortment just received. ne , ee ey Evefything in our store is warranted as represented, and we make HOME MADE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY, WHICH WE GUARANTEE 18 CARATS FINE. cikshitign eascnesil) ~ continent We are selling our. Beautiful Stock Cheaper than any other store in the State. -—-~0 This is the only place where you can get reliable WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Gold Spectacles and Eye-Glasses. Engraving done free. Jewelry of all kinds made Orders from the country Please send them in early. O If you want to make a beautiful Christmas or LUETJE & BRAND, Nevada City, Cal. AND DON'T FORGET IT. ARGE NEW STOCK OF, L PINE DRESS GOODS, CHEAP AND STYLICE, JUST RECEIVED. ‘The Millinery Department Is supplied with the most fashionable and tasty displayever brought to Nevada City. OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS t Just beginning to arrive. Particulars in a few days. Mrs, Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. The Pioneer Grocery Store! ‘Have? Been For Over tl Years —_SBLILING—: Choice Familv Groceries.1 At No. 52 Broad Street......--Morgan & Roberts’ Blockj OPPOSITE ‘COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE’ _—_0—_—— sow My long experience in buying enables me to place befgfte ny “tustom§ ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. I keepconstantly on hand _ “Our Taste” Gugar Cured Hams ‘and Bacon, the Choicest in the World, Also, “Deep Sea” and ‘‘Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware,jCroc ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &c. ee MY MOTTO IS:——EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING——A DOLLAR'S WORDM GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. S . CHARLES iE. MULLOY RRS .