December 12, 1880 (4 pages)

f Y, Uits ne, lied at San tains: offers feund , Old Men iss 12m8 i clis. iT. _ LIDAY 3; Nohis city, . DEAL= ‘rancisco J stock of 4 full line very thing * shy’ 2 gers of the Baptist this ‘week complinientary . looti-house at Bireltvitte and i . He sustained some severe nied, see the Doctor go, «the house is supposed to have also & j : z 5 Ses Seer A ANAT ss Ric SR ie ED ~ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA MITY CALIFORNIA, SS Eiief Mention. ta The woods dre-fuil of. €h ristefas trees-this year. The machinery and timber for fle’ mill to be erected on th® Mountainneer mine are on the ground.” Fifty $1,000 bonds of the Milteu Minitig and Water Contpany of this county will be redeemed on this, lst of Jantiary. : Col H. C. Bidwell; whoa. died ‘on the 38th proximo at Greenville, this State, was presideut. of the Rising Sun mine at Colfax. : * Owing to the water supply being checked by snow: and cold weattier, . but few of the smaller gravel mines gre doing anything. ~ Z } The hoisting works on the new shaftatthe Murchie wilk bé started ina couple of weeks, when the eld hoisting Works will be shut down, The notice of the order uf sale and ‘a decree of forclosure in the case of Hirschman vs.-Sierliny appears today on the first page-of the TRANSCRIPT, We have received from the manaand Episcopal church entertainments to be given : tickets for the same. ae Col. W. IX. Rogers, who came dg«xn Thursday from the Yuba mine Rehich property ke is the princi~ leftr yesterday morning for his ranch in Napa cousty. pal owner, The Times says that Peter Grahant. has purchased the old Thomas sa— intends removing it ‘to Sweetland and. sale ( it upon “the sité of his of saloon déstroyed by fire. _A couple of days: since a miner af the Merrifield int _passing along a walk that leads_. from the drying room to the flunie, fell off and struck ‘on a turn—tabie fourteen feet betow, but we understand ro’ Sones were broken. Dr. D. W. Bevet toh, who for some time past has had a dental establishment in the Transcript block, has concluded to remove to some other locality—just where not-having been . dotermfined yet. We are sorry to He is a good citizen and thoroughly understands his profession, —see Br ry your Holiday Goods at Brand & Bassett’s store, where you have, a large assortment to select'from. It. > <-> — € A Fearfal ; ener, J.J; Meacham of 4 this city: yesterday rec-ived a letter announcing the-death of his only sister, . Mrs. D. H, Haskins, aged about 70 years, at Winchester, Illinois, on the 30th ultimo. At noon om, that day. the tnfortunate lady was sitting by the open grate when the fire accidentally communicated to her clothing. She ran out doors and som people Who were passingsaw her and extinguished the flamidae. She received injuries from whieh she died on the same evening, Her venerable husband went toa neighhor’s to sleep. the night after the funeral, and during his absence his hddeeWRh ot its contents was burned to the ground leaving him home'ess and destitute. The fire that destroyed originated accidentally. PS? «we Ss Congregational Charch. : Preaching morning, and. evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject ine the .evening: ‘Trial and} Triumph.” nein amie , Methodist Church. ‘Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, J, L; Mann. All are invited, ‘Large crowds daily throng Brand & Bassett’s store, attracted by the fine dmwplay of Holitay Goods and low prices: il It, ac oe Continental, on The best in the ce 190 tre test, and wqter white, 25 per fase, $2 23 per five galllon cam, of ‘Sents per gallon, at thd Ye cery store in Nevads a9-Lw Wa. eaten. Peall cu Mrs. L. W. es, and everything that can possibly tei ngt the purchaser, are — to}. DIAMOND PALACE. : . os 7 The Popuiar dewelxy Stere of Broad Strect, Nevada City. = Those who desite: te remembe*} their friends by presenting them: lal with something? more elegant or artistic than a book, should not fail to Thatcher, where f the jewels Spread for Hotiday in spee-. tion are tlie finest ever seen in this city. Salvers of Rings, and every imaginabie ornament, in dead and burvished Gold. : Solid gold and silver cased Watehview-in attractive form. Gosd judgment and taste will select from the glittering co ‘lectign . articles that-will hold good their valie for a lifetime ; for, be it remembered, precious stones are ever pree-~} ious and gold has value even when its lustre is gore, . ‘There ate articles for the moderaty cittumstanced; as well as for the rich and well-to-do, and the -same at tterition and, politeness for all. So’ in your Holiday tour be sure and see f the attractions at the ‘Lt 2 -. DiamMonp Patace. ‘ ep A Perfect Rush. A. Rosenthal of the Pioneer Va-} riety Stdre on Commercial street, whose. mamnioth advertisement on the second page of the TRANSCRIPT looms up like a lighthouse at tWe entrance of a sea harbor, is deing’ a . land cifice business in the. way of supplying the feople of "Nev ada county with-holiday goods, He has knocked the props out from _ander’ the prices of his stock, and people who patronize hitn-can afford to brag about having made good bargains. His store is crowded with fine goods. Jump into the tide that hag-set in towards the Pioneer Variety Store. Good Inducements. In another column: Mrs. Sterling an Fate thatshe has just received a beautiful and. styli a assortment wearing apparel for the fair sex. Theinvoice includes all. the newest wrinkles in cloaks and millenery, Mrs. Sterling has also concludéd to sell off every thing in thé fey . department at San Francisco éost. “Grand Display Eggo. Fall and Winter) cag ested r sede tot est 4 Have just received on ‘—AN— Bi “Taahehes Stock MEN'S, YOUTH’S + and BOY'S} CLOTHING, —st6R Broadcloths, Tricots, Dineunathe . Worsted, Cassimeres, etc., } All Guedes and Colors. é —__ CE > eee ee @wRATS,U Gent’s. Furnishing Goods, RUBBER GOODS, morn CLOTHING. ~«. OAN SEWENG MACHINES. ii ~The Largest Assortment. o—=-—~ AND THE LATEST DESIGNS WILL BE FOUND AT 36 SANGUINETTI’S. wet WITT STORE, MOLT e rR Ee = & Lmake a specialty of FRENCH, I TALIAN : and AMERICAN CANDIES. « PRICES Wid BE FOUND THE LOWEST IN NEVADA CITY. 27 and 29 Main Street, N evade’ oy" Opposite UWnion Extotel;: < Importers and Dealers i HARWARE, TINWARE, N ~ + and Steel, Nails, Picks, = ; SHovels,: Wheelbarrows, Rope, Grindstones, Anvils, Bellows, Chains, Vises, Ete. Attention is called to our line of STOVES just rhichee d direct from : “Eastern manufacturies, émbraci ing thé . BRIGHTON RANGE, The finest Range ever brow; ght to this*Coast. * CAMBRIDGE Cook Stove, a good baker and wobd saver CEARE ENDON Parlor Stove, the prettiest and best in the market, Also tumerous other brands of Ranges‘and Stoves, -all of which will bo SOLD CHEAPER than was ever offered at any store in the mountains. We also have a full stock of Pd PAINTS, OILS, RUBBER gt ‘. BELTING, PACKING, BLASTING and SPURTING POWDER, FUSE, ~~ Machiné and Carriage Bolts, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chim~ a neys, Wicks, Rogers Silver Plated Ware, Ete. Agents for Hallidie’s Wire Rope, Quartz Screens punched to order at San Fi Francisco’ tices, . : ee ae Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at the very LOWEST PRICES, ee Pipe and Fittings constantly on hand and ee meee with. the City Water Works. Orders from the interior promptly filled. We keep the best selected stock of Seeds in Nevada County, ard we will SELL: CHEAPER than any other firm in the mountains. Call avid see us at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main St., Nevada €ity. = LEGG & SHAW. ee ELEGANT _AT. THE DIAMOND PALACE, Broad Street, Nevada City. — —O~ MRS. 1. WwW: tae LOB ER; +-—IMPORTER AND. DEALER IX———— FINE . WATCHES, RICH J. EWLELER ral DIAMONDS, Ete; The Largest Watch and Jewelry House in Nevada County, Mewara:: ELGIN, SPRINGFIELD; SWISS AND ENGLISH WATCHES of all grades. The NEW WALTHAM WATCHES especially adapted to Railway and Miners’ use—absolutely dust proof, Elegant TU RQUOISE.SETS, and the Mosaic designe, Latest Styles in BANGLE BRACELETS. Solid Gold VEST CHAINS, 14 karat. GUARD AND ‘NECK CHAINS, for Ladies’ andChild ren—all new patterns, A large varicty “or Gentlemen@ schar. PINS, STUDS AND SLEEVE BUTTONS. . purchase my Goods from Manufacturers direct and propose to sell them at a very small advance on their ccgt. Attention is invited to my specialties : FINE coobs AND Low PRICES The most difficult Watéh Pesirens by an experi ienced’ Watchmaker, somone = Santa Claus 4 Arrived . / AND MADE HIS "HEADQUARTERS Brand & Bassett’s: . ee Book STORE: Andis opening out the Largest and Finest . Holid 1 Ly Stock ever brought to Nevada City. . tes PRICES VERS Louw, eens amnion a j= as NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES OR THE HOLIDAYS t —— ) : e . Bicgent Fancy — . . Fine ‘Toys, Dolls, Etc. New Canvas at New Tintes ! "The Fincst iain or Pieture Frames, Easels, Panel Pictures; STATUARY anc BRACKETS EVER BROUCHT TO TRI CITY, eininsiieesed Work Boxes and Baskets, Perfume and Toilet Cases, ‘Combs and Brushes, Fine Soaps and pine Pape". tries and wees Stationery, ete., etc. & +—o—— . 28 . fs usual; a cotaplete assortment of FRINGES, PASSAMENTERIES, AND-STAPLE DRY GOODS, RY GOODS . ! or ALL BINDS; * Cotikisting 1 in part of Straw and Felt Hats,. Ribbons, . “Velvets, Plushes, Silks and Satins, Feathers and Flowers; OF THE LATEST STYLES, . —o-— ‘Se Agonta of Demorest Patterns and tho AMERI. opp FELLOWS’ BUILDING, BROAD STREET; ~ WM. R COE, = ‘At the old stand, cor. Commercinl and 0 streets, NWevada City. LYON’S STIFFENERS PREVENT. Boots and Shoes From Running over, BOOTS, Verngotntesio §=»SHOES, 4 d Ripping in the SEAMS, AND GAITERS, _ Consisting of Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses Fine Ki\!, . Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Kid Top, Balmoral, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, Slippers and Buckskins, Also a large assortment of Children’s nd Misses School Shoes, Boy’s and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Overshoes and Arctics, Men and Boy’s Arctic Shocs I HAVE REDUCED BY GeiCHs Fh GOODS BUT NOT F; . Has Just Reeeived A LARCE STOCK , OF. I solicit a share of public patronage guaranteeing satisfaction as to pr ices anid quality of goods, Thanking 4 old friends and patrons for past [avors { hope to merit a continuance of the same. B. H. MILLER, . Nevada tite P ere I have just received the Largest Stock of FINE CLOTHING, ‘GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, ' BooTs ana TRUNKS, Ever brought to this city, which I will Sell at the Lowest Livir g dl Also a fulkassortment of RUBBER GOODS. Also constantly on hand a full assortment of the HRVROVED =x xX MINING ‘BOOTS, aid everything’ elae usudlly fond in a First Clace’ Clothing Store. BR HH: MILLER, Odd Fetlqws' ’ Building, Nevada. Gity. “LEGG & SHAW, . . i] Se ape eng FG, iy 0 a ; 1 Si be as " — ee ee j A © gi St Bot Oe ae ad ol ante a ee 8 CO Et hh ae Sineie d estan a Ts en Be a

f Y, Uits ne, lied at San tains: offers feund , Old Men iss 12m8 i clis. iT. _ LIDAY 3; Nohis city, . DEAL= ‘rancisco J stock of 4 full line very thing * shy’ 2 gers of the Baptist this ‘week complinientary . looti-house at Bireltvitte and i . He sustained some severe nied, see the Doctor go, «the house is supposed to have also & j : z 5 Ses Seer A ANAT ss Ric SR ie ED ~ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA MITY CALIFORNIA, SS Eiief Mention. ta The woods dre-fuil of. €h ristefas trees-this year. The machinery and timber for fle’ mill to be erected on th® Mountainneer mine are on the ground.” Fifty $1,000 bonds of the Milteu Minitig and Water Contpany of this county will be redeemed on this, lst of Jantiary. : Col H. C. Bidwell; whoa. died ‘on the 38th proximo at Greenville, this State, was presideut. of the Rising Sun mine at Colfax. : * Owing to the water supply being checked by snow: and cold weattier, . but few of the smaller gravel mines gre doing anything. ~ Z } The hoisting works on the new shaftatthe Murchie wilk bé started ina couple of weeks, when the eld hoisting Works will be shut down, The notice of the order uf sale and ‘a decree of forclosure in the case of Hirschman vs.-Sierliny appears today on the first page-of the TRANSCRIPT, We have received from the manaand Episcopal church entertainments to be given : tickets for the same. ae Col. W. IX. Rogers, who came dg«xn Thursday from the Yuba mine Rehich property ke is the princi~ leftr yesterday morning for his ranch in Napa cousty. pal owner, The Times says that Peter Grahant. has purchased the old Thomas sa— intends removing it ‘to Sweetland and. sale ( it upon “the sité of his of saloon déstroyed by fire. _A couple of days: since a miner af the Merrifield int _passing along a walk that leads_. from the drying room to the flunie, fell off and struck ‘on a turn—tabie fourteen feet betow, but we understand ro’ Sones were broken. Dr. D. W. Bevet toh, who for some time past has had a dental establishment in the Transcript block, has concluded to remove to some other locality—just where not-having been . dotermfined yet. We are sorry to He is a good citizen and thoroughly understands his profession, —see Br ry your Holiday Goods at Brand & Bassett’s store, where you have, a large assortment to select'from. It. > <-> — € A Fearfal ; ener, J.J; Meacham of 4 this city: yesterday rec-ived a letter announcing the-death of his only sister, . Mrs. D. H, Haskins, aged about 70 years, at Winchester, Illinois, on the 30th ultimo. At noon om, that day. the tnfortunate lady was sitting by the open grate when the fire accidentally communicated to her clothing. She ran out doors and som people Who were passingsaw her and extinguished the flamidae. She received injuries from whieh she died on the same evening, Her venerable husband went toa neighhor’s to sleep. the night after the funeral, and during his absence his hddeeWRh ot its contents was burned to the ground leaving him home'ess and destitute. The fire that destroyed originated accidentally. PS? «we Ss Congregational Charch. : Preaching morning, and. evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject ine the .evening: ‘Trial and} Triumph.” nein amie , Methodist Church. ‘Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, J, L; Mann. All are invited, ‘Large crowds daily throng Brand & Bassett’s store, attracted by the fine dmwplay of Holitay Goods and low prices: il It, ac oe Continental, on The best in the ce 190 tre test, and wqter white, 25 per fase, $2 23 per five galllon cam, of ‘Sents per gallon, at thd Ye cery store in Nevads a9-Lw Wa. eaten. Peall cu Mrs. L. W. es, and everything that can possibly tei ngt the purchaser, are — to}. DIAMOND PALACE. : . os 7 The Popuiar dewelxy Stere of Broad Strect, Nevada City. = Those who desite: te remembe*} their friends by presenting them: lal with something? more elegant or artistic than a book, should not fail to Thatcher, where f the jewels Spread for Hotiday in spee-. tion are tlie finest ever seen in this city. Salvers of Rings, and every imaginabie ornament, in dead and burvished Gold. : Solid gold and silver cased Watehview-in attractive form. Gosd judgment and taste will select from the glittering co ‘lectign . articles that-will hold good their valie for a lifetime ; for, be it remembered, precious stones are ever pree-~} ious and gold has value even when its lustre is gore, . ‘There ate articles for the moderaty cittumstanced; as well as for the rich and well-to-do, and the -same at tterition and, politeness for all. So’ in your Holiday tour be sure and see f the attractions at the ‘Lt 2 -. DiamMonp Patace. ‘ ep A Perfect Rush. A. Rosenthal of the Pioneer Va-} riety Stdre on Commercial street, whose. mamnioth advertisement on the second page of the TRANSCRIPT looms up like a lighthouse at tWe entrance of a sea harbor, is deing’ a . land cifice business in the. way of supplying the feople of "Nev ada county with-holiday goods, He has knocked the props out from _ander’ the prices of his stock, and people who patronize hitn-can afford to brag about having made good bargains. His store is crowded with fine goods. Jump into the tide that hag-set in towards the Pioneer Variety Store. Good Inducements. In another column: Mrs. Sterling an Fate thatshe has just received a beautiful and. styli a assortment wearing apparel for the fair sex. Theinvoice includes all. the newest

wrinkles in cloaks and millenery, Mrs. Sterling has also concludéd to sell off every thing in thé fey . department at San Francisco éost. “Grand Display Eggo. Fall and Winter) cag ested r sede tot est 4 Have just received on ‘—AN— Bi “Taahehes Stock MEN'S, YOUTH’S + and BOY'S} CLOTHING, —st6R Broadcloths, Tricots, Dineunathe . Worsted, Cassimeres, etc., } All Guedes and Colors. é —__ CE > eee ee @wRATS,U Gent’s. Furnishing Goods, RUBBER GOODS, morn CLOTHING. ~«. OAN SEWENG MACHINES. ii ~The Largest Assortment. o—=-—~ AND THE LATEST DESIGNS WILL BE FOUND AT 36 SANGUINETTI’S. wet WITT STORE, MOLT e rR Ee = & Lmake a specialty of FRENCH, I TALIAN : and AMERICAN CANDIES. « PRICES Wid BE FOUND THE LOWEST IN NEVADA CITY. 27 and 29 Main Street, N evade’ oy" Opposite UWnion Extotel;: < Importers and Dealers i HARWARE, TINWARE, N ~ + and Steel, Nails, Picks, = ; SHovels,: Wheelbarrows, Rope, Grindstones, Anvils, Bellows, Chains, Vises, Ete. Attention is called to our line of STOVES just rhichee d direct from : “Eastern manufacturies, émbraci ing thé . BRIGHTON RANGE, The finest Range ever brow; ght to this*Coast. * CAMBRIDGE Cook Stove, a good baker and wobd saver CEARE ENDON Parlor Stove, the prettiest and best in the market, Also tumerous other brands of Ranges‘and Stoves, -all of which will bo SOLD CHEAPER than was ever offered at any store in the mountains. We also have a full stock of Pd PAINTS, OILS, RUBBER gt ‘. BELTING, PACKING, BLASTING and SPURTING POWDER, FUSE, ~~ Machiné and Carriage Bolts, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chim~ a neys, Wicks, Rogers Silver Plated Ware, Ete. Agents for Hallidie’s Wire Rope, Quartz Screens punched to order at San Fi Francisco’ tices, . : ee ae Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at the very LOWEST PRICES, ee Pipe and Fittings constantly on hand and ee meee with. the City Water Works. Orders from the interior promptly filled. We keep the best selected stock of Seeds in Nevada County, ard we will SELL: CHEAPER than any other firm in the mountains. Call avid see us at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main St., Nevada €ity. = LEGG & SHAW. ee ELEGANT _AT. THE DIAMOND PALACE, Broad Street, Nevada City. — —O~ MRS. 1. WwW: tae LOB ER; +-—IMPORTER AND. DEALER IX———— FINE . WATCHES, RICH J. EWLELER ral DIAMONDS, Ete; The Largest Watch and Jewelry House in Nevada County, Mewara:: ELGIN, SPRINGFIELD; SWISS AND ENGLISH WATCHES of all grades. The NEW WALTHAM WATCHES especially adapted to Railway and Miners’ use—absolutely dust proof, Elegant TU RQUOISE.SETS, and the Mosaic designe, Latest Styles in BANGLE BRACELETS. Solid Gold VEST CHAINS, 14 karat. GUARD AND ‘NECK CHAINS, for Ladies’ andChild ren—all new patterns, A large varicty “or Gentlemen@ schar. PINS, STUDS AND SLEEVE BUTTONS. . purchase my Goods from Manufacturers direct and propose to sell them at a very small advance on their ccgt. Attention is invited to my specialties : FINE coobs AND Low PRICES The most difficult Watéh Pesirens by an experi ienced’ Watchmaker, somone = Santa Claus 4 Arrived . / AND MADE HIS "HEADQUARTERS Brand & Bassett’s: . ee Book STORE: Andis opening out the Largest and Finest . Holid 1 Ly Stock ever brought to Nevada City. . tes PRICES VERS Louw, eens amnion a j= as NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES OR THE HOLIDAYS t —— ) : e . Bicgent Fancy — . . Fine ‘Toys, Dolls, Etc. New Canvas at New Tintes ! "The Fincst iain or Pieture Frames, Easels, Panel Pictures; STATUARY anc BRACKETS EVER BROUCHT TO TRI CITY, eininsiieesed Work Boxes and Baskets, Perfume and Toilet Cases, ‘Combs and Brushes, Fine Soaps and pine Pape". tries and wees Stationery, ete., etc. & +—o—— . 28 . fs usual; a cotaplete assortment of FRINGES, PASSAMENTERIES, AND-STAPLE DRY GOODS, RY GOODS . ! or ALL BINDS; * Cotikisting 1 in part of Straw and Felt Hats,. Ribbons, . “Velvets, Plushes, Silks and Satins, Feathers and Flowers; OF THE LATEST STYLES, . —o-— ‘Se Agonta of Demorest Patterns and tho AMERI. opp FELLOWS’ BUILDING, BROAD STREET; ~ WM. R COE, = ‘At the old stand, cor. Commercinl and 0 streets, NWevada City. LYON’S STIFFENERS PREVENT. Boots and Shoes From Running over, BOOTS, Verngotntesio §=»SHOES, 4 d Ripping in the SEAMS, AND GAITERS, _ Consisting of Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses Fine Ki\!, . Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Kid Top, Balmoral, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, Slippers and Buckskins, Also a large assortment of Children’s nd Misses School Shoes, Boy’s and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Overshoes and Arctics, Men and Boy’s Arctic Shocs I HAVE REDUCED BY GeiCHs Fh GOODS BUT NOT F; . Has Just Reeeived A LARCE STOCK , OF. I solicit a share of public patronage guaranteeing satisfaction as to pr ices anid quality of goods, Thanking 4 old friends and patrons for past [avors { hope to merit a continuance of the same. B. H. MILLER, . Nevada tite P ere I have just received the Largest Stock of FINE CLOTHING, ‘GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, ' BooTs ana TRUNKS, Ever brought to this city, which I will Sell at the Lowest Livir g dl Also a fulkassortment of RUBBER GOODS. Also constantly on hand a full assortment of the HRVROVED =x xX MINING ‘BOOTS, aid everything’ elae usudlly fond in a First Clace’ Clothing Store. BR HH: MILLER, Odd Fetlqws' ’ Building, Nevada. Gity. “LEGG & SHAW, . . i] Se ape eng FG, iy 0 a ; 1 Si be as " — ee ee j A © gi St Bot Oe ae ad ol ante a ee 8 CO Et hh ae Sineie d estan a Ts en Be a