December 22, 1876 (4 pages)

oney . ! ybody ON’S! AL’ YEAR i.) = will give me Dolwill give fty cents have the ing any-i Stock of Perfumexy Goods ~ less vaCombs, ° ‘lavoring rtar, Ba-3, Spices, s, MediSurgical and Minmine the WENTY and you isappoinoften” at STORE. TON, oprietor. WAYS > Feed HINE, (edal 1876 =. .« 187% Medal 1874 1ia) Commisawarded ‘the HONOR and xcellent mapied to the R ENTUNIV L. s from ALL pepe. As sD claimed, the E all others r for smuse‘AL CONSID. . chine is light ended; has a2 * lost motion st, is positive pleased to re, " IMENTS D, OXES A The Daily Transcript —¢rossed from the club roll with red ___ been dishonored. There have been ' pearls, rubies, sapphires, amethysts, The affair was not made very public, donating it became impatient, and NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Yourg Men’s Social Party. . The Young Men's Social Club is one of the oldest social organizations of this city. It was formed in 1866. The original members were M. S. Deal, W. F. Evans, A. W. Lester, H. H, Haskins, Dave Bently, J. H. Lee, A. A. Molloy, R. A: Diver, M. S. Hamilton, Chas. Barker, P. Daven. port, A. W. Lewis and Henry Ptace. The By-Laws provide that when a member marries his name shonld_ be ink. Twenty-nine of the original and subsequent members have thus 60 members‘of the club up to the present time, The parties given by the society have always teen of the most select character. Ou New Ycar’s night the elub will receive their friends again at the Rink, and propose the party shall-be all that the . : ‘The . . most fastidious can desire. hall is the finest in the county, now, and it will be tastily decorated and put in the best possible condition for dancing. Invitations have been ex-. ‘tended and sll the arrangements are complete, Go to Luetje & Brand’s, Nevada, For beautiful jewelry, such as onyx, ete. d20-4t , Donation Party. The members of the Congregational Church gave their Pastor a donation party on Wednesday evening. yet the Parsonage was crowded with members of the Church, and citizens friendly to the Pastor, Rev. J. Sims. After friendly greetings, and a s0cial interchange of. thought, the party sat down to a sumptuons repast, such as the ladies of that Church are distingyished for providing, the discussion of which, we infer, put the whole party in the: best.possible humor, for at its conclusion they as; tonished the host with a: present of the nive little sum of $675. We suppose th® present was intended as . ’ a Christmas gift, but the friends anticipated the regular time. For aught we know, another similar purse may be forthcoming at the regular time, as the liberality of that congregation is becoming proverbial. Such proceedings speak well for Pastor and people. Fine Siiver and Plated Ware. A large stock just received at Luetie & Brand's, Nevada City. d20-4t Millington’s Soiree 'To-night. : All of Millington’s classes will meet at Temperance Hail night. e one given last Friday night was the pleusantest party of the season; and from the large number which intend to go to-night, we predict a glorious time. Dancing will begin promptly at 8 o'clock, and all should be on hand at the opening. ‘Luetje & Brand, Has the ficest Holiday Jewelry in Nevada county. d20-4t $10,600 00. I want to purchese the above amount of Citizens Bank Time Certificates, at the usual discount. 250 shares N. OC. N. G, B. R. stock for sale in lots to suit purchesers. 416-tf A. NIVENS, Jr. — oS A. D. & P. Sutton, Commercial street, have laid in a large and choice stock of Groceries and Izcvisions. Case Goods, ete., to which they in vite the attention of eagsumers in Nevada City and vicinity. They intend selling their goods as low as ean possibly be afforded, and hope by fair deuling to receive a liberal share of the public patronage. d13 Tuskey Shoot. Sam Shockan & Bro. will have a tarkey shoot,on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 22d and 23d, at: the Rifle Association grounds. Shooting will be done by rotation of numbers. Parents are requested to keep their boys at home, as the Club will not be responsible for any accident that might occur. Shockan & Bro. have a fine lot of live and dressed turkeys, fish, eggs, ete., at their store, for the holidays. alg Family White Blankets, at a sacri‘every to. : The Only Piace, Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, you can get home made jewelry inany style desired. d20-4t ~~ > . . Great reduction in prices for Cash, ou fashionable Hats, furnishing goods, Boots and Ladies shoes, at HYMAN BROS. di6 _i—»>-.-—— : HYMAN BROS. offer Men and Boys’ Clothing at reduced rates for Cash. * d16 Holiday Presents. The finest assortment_of Hdliday Goods ever brought te Nevada City, consisting of Plated ware, China ware fine Glass wate, Bronze Figures, Vases, Toilet Sets, Faney Goods of description, ~ suitable for Holiday Gifts, both ornamental and useful, can be found at W. A.-’ Sigeurney’s,, No. 18 & 20, Commercial St. dio —___—_ r+ --eReap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisement. n26 ——<>Union Hotel Barber Shop. Shaving, Shampd¢oing, Hair Cutting performed at the Union Hotel Barber Shep in the bighest style—of this art. James Fay, Proprictor. = =>:o Scott und Parks Duncing Soirees. Scott N ParksJwill have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One Dollar. 89 Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisement, n26 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ——AND — INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD ‘TEMPLARS’ BALL, WILL BE HELD AT A NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Christmas Evening DECEMBER 25th, 1876. — THE GOOD TEMPLARS WILL APPEAR IN REGALIA. THE KNIGHTS IN FULL UNIFORM. Furnished. The North Bloomfield Rrasa Band will set the Ballin Motion, COMMITTTE OF ARRANGEMENTS, A: W. Smith, M. A. Baugh, R. Penrose, ‘Jr. C. T. Rouner, ‘. John Knotweil, A. A. Smith. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Geo. Edwards, Jas. A. Smith, R. D. Skidmore, Jas. Landsburg, Geo. Victor, Chas, Young. FLOOR MANAGERS. Wm. Cummings. S. J. MILLINGTON’S . DANCING ACADEMY, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, CLASSES WILL MEET AS FOLLOWS; GENTLEMEN'S CLASS, TUES. DAY EVENINGS AT 7:20, LADIES’ CLASS, ON TUESDAY, AT 2 P.M. _ LADIES AND GENTS, FRIDAYS, AT 8P.M. CHILDREN’S CLASS, ON SATURDAY, AT 2. P. M. OLARS FOR MISSRS AND MASTERS, ATURDAY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK. AIR COMPRESSORS, AM NOW PREPARED to supply mines with the BOWERS AIR COMPRESSOR, Which has supetior merits over any machine on this coast for simplicity and economy. I will be pleased to confer with Superintendents of Mines as to estimates of putting in Compressors and Drills, and show them the Compressor a® now being worked at Shaft No 3, Eureka Gold Mming Co., Grass Valley. VAN’L G. HOLMAN, Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. decé6-tf A, J. Ross, CHRISTMAS PARTY. — §. J. MILLINGTON INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and the public, that he will give . PARTY On Monday Eveniug’ Dec. 25th, At Temperance Hall, On which occasion he will endeavor to peoeent ® programme that will be satisfactory toall who may favor him with weir attendance. “ Admission Tickets for Gentlemen, $1 30. A general attendance of the dancing fice for Cash, at HYMAN BROS, community of Nevada and vicinity is re. spectfully requested. 16 Nevada City, is the only place where . — ————— ——* 1876. ‘1876. Santa Claus HEAD QUARTERS . —_——_—__@e A. ‘ROSENTHAL, NNOUNCES that he has just returned from San Francisco with one of the most Most Elegant Stocks of Holiday Goods ever brought to this City. COMPRISING Toys, Fancy Goods, _Dolls;-dressed& undressed: GREAT Clearance Sale, os Bam A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER BROAD AND PINE. STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Commenciig Saturday, Nov. 25th, 1876. 30 rere) O Pos Aas NORTH 3 DRY & FANCY GOODS, days,owing to having on handa large sicck’of Winter Géods, which must be sold before the season isover. I will sell all my extensive stock of . Must be sold within the next 30) Sell their Entire Stock at LESS THAN COST! In order, to reduce it by the First of January, 1877. NO HUMBUG! ‘We mean business and will Mechanical Toys, Fd Carriages, Wagons, Drums, Willow Ware, China Ware, Vases, Toilet Sets, . And a Thousand other articles too numerous to mention. ALSO A Candies, Nuts, Dates and all kinds of Tropical Fruits. A. complete line of the finest brands of Cigars and Tobacco. Always on hand the finest IMPORTED CIGARS. The public are cordially invited tg call and see this Exhibition. = S<= Orders promptly and carefully filled. A share of public patronage respectfully solicited. A. ROSENTHAL, Opposite Transcript Office. Nevada, Dec. 16th, a WAR! MORE War Declare?! ONLY 30 DAYS AMNESTY! OT against Democrats, not against Republicans, not against parties who ‘. are buying Cheap Boots and Shoes, or purchasing Cheap and good Dry Goods fram the leading emporiums of the county, but against those FEW people who still continue buying and eating imported Candy and Confectionery, which I declare is old and stale, and not fit to eat. Besides, I believeit probable that the manufacturers themselves would rather not vouch for its concinnity. For these reasons I talk war, and commend every individual in the county of Nevada to call at my FACTORY and STORE ROOMS, Main Street, between Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Office and the Telegraph Office--opposite the Exchange Hotel---Grass Valley, For the purpose of examining my stock on hand, consisting of Delicacies, Candies ‘and Confectioneries of all descriptions. My former price hst must be still brigbt in the memory of the ladies and citizens of Grass Valley. I now PROMISE TO GO BELOW PHAT BY 25 PER CENT., which I claim is the stendard wholesale market price in San Francisco—by this I mean, what other deslers have toaay for their gooas laid down here—thus all may see the advantage of buying Candies for the . children’s — ings and other Christmas Eve presents from my . I aoe only a he itis, which gives you more Candy for One Dollar than has heretofore been given for Two Dollars, but I further promise you FRESH, PURE, and HIGHLY FLAVORED CANDY. All these promises will be fulfilled to the letter with every one who calls at my ,sture between now and the Holidays. 87° AFTER THE HOLIDAYS STANDARD PRICES WILL BE RESUMED.“Ga P.S. I take further literty to call the attention of Christmas Tree decorating committees to my stock of everything in the line. and invite an examinstion before deciding to purchase. The whole week of my recent visit to San Francisco was devoted to selections in this department, which I make a specialty, and this class ot goods will be sold to my custom. ers at Accommodation Prices. Goods have already arrived, and will continue to arrive for two weeks to come. In ee . . ae to return to ou my sincere thanks for your patronage Settee the short time I have been in busi ness here and to beg a continuance of the same in the future. Vary respectfully, November 3th, 1876. tm Splendid Stock of Fancy} Goods at the following LOW PRICES: 10} .Best Sheeting, ah cents a yard. 9} Best Sheeting, 274 cents a yard. ! White Rock and Lonesdale Muslin,10 cents a yard. Fruit of the Loom and Bleached Canton Flannel, 10 cents a yard. Unbleached Canton Flannel, 9 cents per yard. — _ White and Red Flannel, all Wool, 25 cents a yard. French and English Calicoes, yard wide, 12) cents a yard. American Prints, warranted best quality, 15 yards for One Dollar. * 25 cents a pair. First quality Balbriggan Stockings, 3 pairs for One Dollar. 6 ounces Zephir Wool, high colors, One Dollar. Cashmeres, Dress Goods, . Plaids, Linsey, Waterproof, etc., reduced to half price. Black Silks from $1 50 to $2 00 a yard, first quality. Shawls, from $1 50 to $10. White Family Blankets, from $5 00 to $10 00. Three-ply and Brussels Carpets, warranted best quality, $115 a yard. A large stock of Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Doyles, White Linens, etc., which will be sold ata GREAT SACRIFICE. Also a large stock of Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Corsets, etc., are . reduced to half price. Remember these Goods will be sold for CASH ONLY! This is the best opportunity for Bargains ever offered in this city. ‘Everybody should come early, as the whole stock must be sold within 30 days. The Goods will positively be sold at the prices advertised. Remember the place. A. BIQUMENTHAL. Nevada City, November 25, 1876. ——_— SELLING OUT AT COST FOR CASH! TO CLOSE BUSINESS! A“ PARTIES INDEBTED TO US WILL PLEASE CALL CCUNTS AT THEIR EARLIEST . CONVENIEKCE. HANSON & WADSWORTH, Nevada, Dec. 1, 1876. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, Masonville, 124 cents a yard. } Ladies’ Woolen Stockings ; AND SETTLE THEIR AC-. -, sell as follows: Fi . FOR CASH ONLY! x 15 yards Calicoes for $1 00, 10 yards White Rock Muslin, $1 00, ; 10 yards Lonesdale Muslin, $1 00 = 10 yards Pequot, Brown, 4x4, $1 00. = 10 yards Canton Flannel, $1 00. 10 yards Repps, for Wrappers, $2 00. 10 1-4 Sheeting, per yard, 35 cents. . = 12, 9 1-4 Sheeting. sper yard, 33 cents. : Ladies’ Merino Vests, 75 cents. } Ladies Balmoral Skirts, 75 cents. a 6 ounces Zephir Wool for $1 00. Ladies Engtish Cotton Hose, extra quality, three pair for $1 00. Ladies Cotton Hose, five pair for $1 00: = AND JEWELERS, PINE, NEVADA CITY. HOLIDAY GOODS, Watches, Clocks, Chains, Sleevd Buttons, Shirt Studs, a Oe FINE SILVER WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE. —-_ The people of Nevada City and County should call and examine our 7 HOME MADE JEWELRY sold, which we’ sell, at the owest prices. We also make any kind of jewelry to order and at short notice. . Rings, Breastpins, etc. set’ inany kind of precious stones, such as Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Toan. Sapphire, Amethyst, pal, Moss Agate, etc., a choice collection of which has just been received. All’ goods sold by us are warranted as represented. ' Orders from the country solicted and promptly filled. WATCHES and CLOCKS REPAIRED, At Low Rates and in the best‘manner. Luetje & Brand. DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS, Also a full Stock of CARPETS, All of which will be sold at unprecedentedly . LOW RATES! This Sale takes place immediately, and for CASH ONLY. Everybody come and see for yourself, ut JACOBS BROS., Brown & Morgan’s Block, Broad Street, Nevsda City. November 24, 1876. NEW YEAR'S PARTY AT THE SKATING RINK, MONDAY EVEN’G, JAN. 1, 1877. The Young Men's SOCIAL €LUB, OF NEVADA CITY, Will give a GRAND SOCIAL PARTY at THE SKATING RINK, Monday Evening, Jan, 1, 1877. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. A. R. Lord. D. J. Crowley, Wm. Coomb, Geo. Hentze, A. W, Lester, R. B. Patten, L. R, Dorsey, J. 8, Murchie, J.B. Fallon, G. G. Baker, Ed. Brown, Geo. A. Watson, Cc. J. Thoinas, H. Murchie, RECEPTION COMMITTEE. A. H. Walrath, E.K, Proetur, Chas. Grimes, O. A. Nelson, J, D. Fleming. FLOOR COMMITTEE. J.E, Brown, Palmer @mith, John Hanly, L. M. Sukeforth, C.Jd.N ger, A. Nivens. Ear and Finger Rings;; ~~ ___. Brooche§g, Bracelets, Warranted 18 carat standard © SPECTACLES all kinds. WAKE UF 'LUETJE & BRAND,Owing to a contemplated WATCHMAKEPS — change in the Firm, L. JACOBS & BRO. ww ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, . BROAD STREET, FIRST HOUSE ABOVEDry Goods Store, ESTABLISHED IN 1865, Under the name and firm of Rosenberg Bros. ‘During the past eleven years, we have often told our competitors not to blow, but gitimate business. But they did blow and advertise prices and get the people to lose their confidence in them, and down they went, one by one, six in number. We have also told others, if they don’t intend to doa ‘. legitimate business that they willnot succeed a year. A year rolled around,and three humbug ‘‘selling out” took place in that short time. Now they are compelled to change members of the firm. While under our motte, not only here, but all over the State, established a business reputation for fair and honorable dealing, that we to-day do fly under the same Banner as we did eleven years ago, and intend to do so for the next 20 years to. . } eome. It is @so an established fact that we can afford to buy and sell goods cheaper than any other House in Nevada county, consequently we do not need to advertise Prices, ‘but ask everybody to come hand buy their Goods at the Great PALACE.DRY Invitations must be shown atthe door, FEVADA CITY, . Tickets,Including Collation, $250. }legitimate store in the City. ROSENBERG BROS. THE PALACE to keep silence, and do-a le, GOODS STORE, the only

oney . ! ybody ON’S! AL’ YEAR i.) = will give me Dolwill give fty cents have the ing any-i Stock of Perfumexy Goods ~ less vaCombs, ° ‘lavoring rtar, Ba-3, Spices, s, MediSurgical and Minmine the WENTY and you isappoinoften” at STORE. TON, oprietor. WAYS > Feed HINE, (edal 1876 =. .« 187% Medal 1874 1ia) Commisawarded ‘the HONOR and xcellent mapied to the R ENTUNIV L. s from ALL pepe. As sD claimed, the E all others r for smuse‘AL CONSID. . chine is light ended; has a2 * lost motion st, is positive pleased to re, " IMENTS D, OXES A The Daily Transcript —¢rossed from the club roll with red ___ been dishonored. There have been ' pearls, rubies, sapphires, amethysts, The affair was not made very public, donating it became impatient, and NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Yourg Men’s Social Party. . The Young Men's Social Club is one of the oldest social organizations of this city. It was formed in 1866. The original members were M. S. Deal, W. F. Evans, A. W. Lester, H. H, Haskins, Dave Bently, J. H. Lee, A. A. Molloy, R. A: Diver, M. S. Hamilton, Chas. Barker, P. Daven. port, A. W. Lewis and Henry Ptace. The By-Laws provide that when a member marries his name shonld_ be ink. Twenty-nine of the original and subsequent members have thus 60 members‘of the club up to the present time, The parties given by the society have always teen of the most select character. Ou New Ycar’s night the elub will receive their friends again at the Rink, and propose the party shall-be all that the . : ‘The . . most fastidious can desire. hall is the finest in the county, now, and it will be tastily decorated and put in the best possible condition for dancing. Invitations have been ex-. ‘tended and sll the arrangements are complete, Go to Luetje & Brand’s, Nevada, For beautiful jewelry, such as onyx, ete. d20-4t , Donation Party. The members of the Congregational Church gave their Pastor a donation party on Wednesday evening. yet the Parsonage was crowded with members of the Church, and citizens friendly to the Pastor, Rev. J. Sims. After friendly greetings, and a s0cial interchange of. thought, the party sat down to a sumptuons repast, such as the ladies of that Church are distingyished for providing, the discussion of which, we infer, put the whole party in the: best.possible humor, for at its conclusion they as; tonished the host with a: present of the nive little sum of $675.. We suppose th® present was intended as . ’ a Christmas gift, but the friends anticipated the regular time. For aught we know, another similar purse may be forthcoming at the regular time, as the liberality of that congregation is becoming proverbial. Such proceedings speak well for Pastor and people. Fine Siiver and Plated Ware. A large stock just received at Luetie & Brand's, Nevada City. d20-4t Millington’s Soiree 'To-night. : All of Millington’s classes will meet at Temperance Hail night. e one given last Friday night was the pleusantest party of the season; and from the large number which intend to go to-night, we predict a glorious time. Dancing will begin promptly at 8 o'clock, and all should be on hand at the opening. ‘Luetje & Brand, Has the ficest Holiday Jewelry in Nevada county. d20-4t $10,600 00. I want to purchese the above amount of Citizens Bank Time Certificates, at the usual discount. 250 shares N. OC. N. G, B. R. stock for sale in lots to suit purchesers. 416-tf A. NIVENS, Jr. — oS A. D. & P. Sutton, Commercial street, have laid in a large and choice stock of Groceries and Izcvisions. Case Goods, ete., to which they in vite the attention of eagsumers in Nevada City and vicinity. They intend selling their goods as low as ean possibly be afforded, and hope by fair deuling to receive a liberal share of the public patronage. d13 Tuskey Shoot. Sam Shockan & Bro. will have a tarkey shoot,on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 22d and 23d, at: the Rifle Association grounds. Shooting will be done by rotation of numbers. Parents are requested to keep their boys at home, as the Club will not be responsible for any accident that might occur. Shockan & Bro. have a fine lot of live and dressed turkeys, fish, eggs, ete., at their store, for the holidays. alg Family White Blankets, at a sacri‘every to. : The Only Piace, Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, you can get home made jewelry inany style desired. d20-4t ~~ > . . Great reduction in prices for Cash, ou fashionable Hats, furnishing goods, Boots and Ladies shoes, at HYMAN BROS. di6 _i—»>-.-—— : HYMAN BROS. offer Men and Boys’ Clothing at reduced rates for Cash. * d16 Holiday Presents. The finest assortment_of Hdliday Goods ever brought te Nevada City, consisting of Plated ware, China ware fine Glass wate, Bronze Figures, Vases, Toilet Sets, Faney Goods of description, ~ suitable for Holiday Gifts, both ornamental and useful, can be found at W. A.-’ Sigeurney’s,, No. 18 & 20, Commercial St. dio —___—_ r+ --eReap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisement. n26 ——<>Union Hotel Barber Shop. Shaving, Shampd¢oing, Hair Cutting performed at the Union Hotel Barber Shep in the bighest style—of this art. James Fay, Proprictor. = =>:o Scott und Parks Duncing Soirees. Scott N ParksJwill have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One Dollar. 89 Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisement, n26 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ——AND — INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD ‘TEMPLARS’ BALL, WILL BE HELD AT A NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Christmas Evening DECEMBER 25th, 1876. — THE GOOD TEMPLARS WILL APPEAR IN REGALIA. THE KNIGHTS IN FULL UNIFORM. Furnished. The North Bloomfield Rrasa Band will set the Ballin Motion, COMMITTTE OF ARRANGEMENTS, A: W. Smith, M. A. Baugh, R. Penrose, ‘Jr. C. T. Rouner, ‘. John Knotweil, A. A. Smith. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Geo. Edwards, Jas. A. Smith, R. D. Skidmore, Jas. Landsburg, Geo. Victor, Chas, Young. FLOOR MANAGERS. Wm. Cummings. S. J. MILLINGTON’S . DANCING ACADEMY, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, CLASSES WILL MEET AS FOLLOWS; GENTLEMEN'S CLASS, TUES. DAY EVENINGS AT 7:20, LADIES’ CLASS, ON TUESDAY, AT 2 P.M. _ LADIES AND GENTS, FRIDAYS, AT 8P.M. CHILDREN’S CLASS, ON SATURDAY, AT 2. P. M. OLARS FOR MISSRS AND MASTERS, ATURDAY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK. AIR COMPRESSORS, AM NOW PREPARED to supply mines with the BOWERS AIR COMPRESSOR, Which has supetior merits over any machine on this coast for simplicity and economy. I will be pleased to confer with Superintendents of Mines as to estimates of putting in Compressors and Drills, and show them the Compressor a® now being worked at Shaft No 3, Eureka Gold Mming Co., Grass Valley. VAN’L G. HOLMAN, Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. decé6-tf A, J. Ross, CHRISTMAS PARTY. — §. J. MILLINGTON INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and the public, that he will give . PARTY On Monday Eveniug’ Dec. 25th, At Temperance Hall, On which occasion he will endeavor to peoeent ® programme that will be satisfactory toall who may favor him with weir attendance. “ Admission Tickets for Gentlemen, $1 30. A general attendance of the dancing fice for Cash, at HYMAN BROS, community of Nevada and vicinity is re. spectfully requested. 16 Nevada City, is the only place where . — ————— ——* 1876. ‘1876. Santa Claus HEAD QUARTERS . —_——_—__@e A. ‘ROSENTHAL, NNOUNCES that he has just returned from San Francisco with one of the most Most Elegant Stocks of Holiday Goods ever brought to this City. COMPRISING Toys, Fancy Goods, _Dolls;-dressed& undressed: GREAT Clearance Sale, os Bam A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER BROAD AND PINE. STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Commenciig Saturday, Nov. 25th, 1876. 30 rere) O Pos Aas NORTH 3 DRY & FANCY GOODS, days,owing to having on handa large sicck’of Winter Géods, which must be sold before the season isover. I will sell all my extensive stock of . Must be sold within the next 30) Sell their Entire Stock at LESS THAN COST! In order, to reduce it by the First of January, 1877. NO HUMBUG! ‘We mean business and will Mechanical Toys, Fd Carriages, Wagons, Drums, Willow Ware, China Ware, Vases, Toilet Sets, . And a Thousand other articles too numerous to mention.

ALSO A Candies, Nuts, Dates and all kinds of Tropical Fruits. A. complete line of the finest brands of Cigars and Tobacco. Always on hand the finest IMPORTED CIGARS. The public are cordially invited tg call and see this Exhibition. = S<= Orders promptly and carefully filled. A share of public patronage respectfully solicited. A. ROSENTHAL, Opposite Transcript Office. Nevada, Dec. 16th, a WAR! MORE War Declare?! ONLY 30 DAYS AMNESTY! OT against Democrats, not against Republicans, not against parties who ‘. are buying Cheap Boots and Shoes, or purchasing Cheap and good Dry Goods fram the leading emporiums of the county, but against those FEW people who still continue buying and eating imported Candy and Confectionery, which I declare is old and stale, and not fit to eat. Besides, I believeit probable that the manufacturers themselves would rather not vouch for its concinnity. For these reasons I talk war, and commend every individual in the county of Nevada to call at my FACTORY and STORE ROOMS, Main Street, between Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Office and the Telegraph Office--opposite the Exchange Hotel---Grass Valley, For the purpose of examining my stock on hand, consisting of Delicacies, Candies ‘and Confectioneries of all descriptions. My former price hst must be still brigbt in the memory of the ladies and citizens of Grass Valley. I now PROMISE TO GO BELOW PHAT BY 25 PER CENT., which I claim is the stendard wholesale market price in San Francisco—by this I mean, what other deslers have toaay for their gooas laid down here—thus all may see the advantage of buying Candies for the . children’s — ings and other Christmas Eve presents from my . I aoe only a he itis, which gives you more Candy for One Dollar than has heretofore been given for Two Dollars, but I further promise you FRESH, PURE, and HIGHLY FLAVORED CANDY. All these promises will be fulfilled to the letter with every one who calls at my ,sture between now and the Holidays. 87° AFTER THE HOLIDAYS STANDARD PRICES WILL BE RESUMED.“Ga P.S. I take further literty to call the attention of Christmas Tree decorating committees to my stock of everything in the line. and invite an examinstion before deciding to purchase. The whole week of my recent visit to San Francisco was devoted to selections in this department, which I make a specialty, and this class ot goods will be sold to my custom. ers at Accommodation Prices. Goods have already arrived, and will continue to arrive for two weeks to come. In ee . . ae to return to ou my sincere thanks for your patronage Settee the short time I have been in busi ness here and to beg a continuance of the same in the future. Vary respectfully, November 3th, 1876. tm Splendid Stock of Fancy} Goods at the following LOW PRICES: 10} .Best Sheeting, ah cents a yard. 9} Best Sheeting, 274 cents a yard. ! White Rock and Lonesdale Muslin,10 cents a yard. Fruit of the Loom and Bleached Canton Flannel, 10 cents a yard. Unbleached Canton Flannel, 9 cents per yard. — _ White and Red Flannel, all Wool, 25 cents a yard. French and English Calicoes, yard wide, 12) cents a yard. American Prints, warranted best quality, 15 yards for One Dollar.. * 25 cents a pair. First quality Balbriggan Stockings, 3 pairs for One Dollar. 6 ounces Zephir Wool, high colors, One Dollar. Cashmeres, Dress Goods, . Plaids, Linsey, Waterproof, etc., reduced to half price. Black Silks from $1 50 to $2 00 a yard, first quality. Shawls, from $1 50 to $10. White Family Blankets, from $5 00 to $10 00. Three-ply and Brussels Carpets, warranted best quality, $115 a yard. A large stock of Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Doyles, White Linens, etc., which will be sold ata GREAT SACRIFICE. Also a large stock of Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Corsets, etc., are . reduced to half price. Remember these Goods will be sold for CASH ONLY! This is the best opportunity for Bargains ever offered in this city. ‘Everybody should come early, as the whole stock must be sold within 30 days. The Goods will positively be sold at the prices advertised. Remember the place. A. BIQUMENTHAL. Nevada City, November 25, 1876. ——_— SELLING OUT AT COST FOR CASH! TO CLOSE BUSINESS! A“ PARTIES INDEBTED TO US WILL PLEASE CALL CCUNTS AT THEIR EARLIEST . CONVENIEKCE. HANSON & WADSWORTH, Nevada, Dec. 1, 1876. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, Masonville, 124 cents a yard. } Ladies’ Woolen Stockings ; AND SETTLE THEIR AC-. -, sell as follows: Fi . FOR CASH ONLY! x 15 yards Calicoes for $1 00, 10 yards White Rock Muslin, $1 00, ; 10 yards Lonesdale Muslin, $1 00 = 10 yards Pequot, Brown, 4x4, $1 00. = 10 yards Canton Flannel, $1 00. 10 yards Repps, for Wrappers, $2 00. 10 1-4 Sheeting, per yard, 35 cents. . = 12, 9 1-4 Sheeting. sper yard, 33 cents. : Ladies’ Merino Vests, 75 cents. } Ladies Balmoral Skirts, 75 cents. a 6 ounces Zephir Wool for $1 00. Ladies Engtish Cotton Hose, extra quality, three pair for $1 00. Ladies Cotton Hose, five pair for $1 00: = AND JEWELERS, PINE, NEVADA CITY. HOLIDAY GOODS, Watches, Clocks, Chains, Sleevd Buttons, Shirt Studs, a Oe FINE SILVER WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE. —-_ The people of Nevada City and County should call and examine our 7 HOME MADE JEWELRY sold, which we’ sell, at the owest prices. We also make any kind of jewelry to order and at short notice. . Rings, Breastpins, etc. set’ inany kind of precious stones, such as Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Toan. Sapphire, Amethyst, pal, Moss Agate, etc., a choice collection of which has just been received. All’ goods sold by us are warranted as represented. ' Orders from the country solicted and promptly filled. WATCHES and CLOCKS REPAIRED, At Low Rates and in the best‘manner. Luetje & Brand. DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS, Also a full Stock of CARPETS, All of which will be sold at unprecedentedly . LOW RATES! This Sale takes place immediately, and for CASH ONLY. Everybody come and see for yourself, ut JACOBS BROS., Brown & Morgan’s Block, Broad Street, Nevsda City. November 24, 1876. NEW YEAR'S PARTY AT THE SKATING RINK, MONDAY EVEN’G, JAN. 1, 1877. The Young Men's SOCIAL €LUB, OF NEVADA CITY, Will give a GRAND SOCIAL PARTY at THE SKATING RINK, Monday Evening, Jan, 1, 1877. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. A. R. Lord. D. J. Crowley, Wm. Coomb, Geo. Hentze, A. W, Lester, R. B. Patten, L. R, Dorsey, J. 8, Murchie, J.B. Fallon, G. G. Baker, Ed. Brown, Geo. A. Watson, Cc. J. Thoinas, H. Murchie, RECEPTION COMMITTEE. A. H. Walrath, E.K, Proetur, Chas. Grimes, O. A. Nelson, J, D. Fleming. FLOOR COMMITTEE. J.E, Brown, Palmer @mith, John Hanly, L. M. Sukeforth, C.Jd.N ger, A. Nivens. Ear and Finger Rings;; ~~ ___. Brooche§g, Bracelets, Warranted 18 carat standard © SPECTACLES all kinds. WAKE UF 'LUETJE & BRAND,Owing to a contemplated WATCHMAKEPS — change in the Firm, L. JACOBS & BRO. ww ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, . BROAD STREET, FIRST HOUSE ABOVEDry Goods Store, ESTABLISHED IN 1865, Under the name and firm of Rosenberg Bros. ‘During the past eleven years, we have often told our competitors not to blow, but gitimate business. But they did blow and advertise prices and get the people to lose their confidence in them, and down they went, one by one, six in number. We have also told others, if they don’t intend to doa ‘. legitimate business that they willnot succeed a year. A year rolled around,and three humbug ‘‘selling out” took place in that short time. Now they are compelled to change members of the firm. While under our motte, not only here, but all over the State, established a business reputation for fair and honorable dealing, that we to-day do fly under the same Banner as we did eleven years ago, and intend to do so for the next 20 years to. . } eome. It is @so an established fact that we can afford to buy and sell goods cheaper than any other House in Nevada county, consequently we do not need to advertise Prices, ‘but ask everybody to come hand buy their Goods at the Great PALACE.DRY Invitations must be shown atthe door, FEVADA CITY, . Tickets,Including Collation, $250. }legitimate store in the City. ROSENBERG BROS. THE PALACE to keep silence, and do-a le, GOODS STORE, the only