December 24, 1884 (4 pages)

‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, LOCAL AFFAIRS. Nevada City, Nevada County, Ruined Ice Crop. Nevada’ Cit As } I! At THe party nein) eyeing the following tab eaux be presented: ‘“‘The Arrival of Santa Claus,” with. snow-storm effect; ae STEREOSCOPI : The Truckee Republican says: “Filling the Stockings,” and ‘Phe -. The storm came in the very midst Christmas Tree.” — of the ite harvest. Large WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24, 1884. forces of men pai Gngewed in storing ice at each o e@ various ice ponds. For some time past CHRISTMAS the season LOCAL AFFAIRS. had beea one of great ee romise, and the ice was frozen vom twelye to twenty inches thick. I. 0. O. F. EncampmentPlections. The storm has completely ruined the entire crop. The companies PARTY ing the ensuing term as officers of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. 0. O. F.: John Hocking, C. P.; — oe ~ Reduced Fares for Teachers. John H. Richards, H. P.; Chas. Qucen Cilyof theSierrs Sezdas f NEVADA THEATRE, Thursday Fven’g, Dec. 25th. Views of every point of intercst for miles around, For tale by The feature of the will bea Scribe; N. P. Brown, Treas.; W. lar fare to pariies attending the Brown, J. W. State Teachers’ Convention, which . At Grass Valley, Saturday evenconvenes in Oakland on the 29th. ing, the following were elected of30th and 3ist of the present ficers of Union Encampment, No. month. The full fare is paid on 11, for the ensuing term: B. A. the down trip, and a rebate is made P.;43. W. Edwards, S$. W.; V. thier, J. W.; W. D. Harris, ; William Bee, Treasurer. Trustees, George Fletcher, S. H. Dille and John Pascoe. The in ‘ stallation takes place on the eyening of January 3d. Dance Every person attending wili be awarded a present. Th’ se desiring to put pres ents on the tree are req est ed to leave them at the Fine. atre Wednesdayafte-noon. AUCTION! Soa . Merry Christmas and Happy New AUCTION. : Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Hate, THE ORIGINAL HAVE KEPT THE GOODS LONG AUCTIUN! . AUCTIO.! AUOTION! among the stockmun of this State and the State of Nevada, and the Territory of Utah. In the ati it to exircise this species of free ownership over unoc:upied land, the stockmen in many instances -the full fac's ot which are within my knowledge —-have intimidated intending settlers, and in all cases have discouraged settlement upon unoccu ied lands relating to hoth Government and BOY'S SUITS FROM $3 TO $10: M* WIFE having left my bed and board without just cause, T hereby warn the public against trusting hor on my ac count. I willnot be responsible for any bills that she may contract. CHARLES BROWN. North Bloomfield, Dec. 2, 1884, . 250 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers at We doht’t give way to BLOWING; but we do 500 ladies’ Balmoral Skirts from 50 cents to $10 Wholesale Houses apie. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. 150 children’s Cloaks, sizes from 6 to 14 years, HYMAN BROS., 102 Chamber St., New York. at $1.25 each. c’o. 2c€ children’s Cloaks, in better qualities, from $3 to $1@ each. 100 ladies’ Walking Jackets, at $1 50 apiece. 250 ladies’ Cloaks and Ulsters from $2 50'to $30 apiece. i. s 2500 yards fine patterns of Calicos, 22 yards for be _ 3000 yards fine patterns of Calicos, in: better qual HYMAN BROS.,, 216, 218 Cal. st., San Fran edu0 i Clothing arene ilroad lands, The advancing settlemen: Always to sell our goods at the very lowest figure, according to qualities, hence our success. CORNER Never to notice any competition, especially Cheap Johns. and stockm n that no application for graz YAP CL. KINK ' ing land will be deemed to Lave any \aliu‘ty if such application relates. to land fit for occupancy and cultivation by an agricultur ist All lands suitable for agiiculture o1 horticulture, upon which a settler desires to establish a home, shall hereatter be deemed To have pocketed 18 ‘Cheap John Cash Stores” We always have room for since our career here, one more. to have been dedicated to such purpose; and the applicant desiring to devote it to such purpose shall be deemed ¢ have acqu‘red a rior right to purchase as against any grazng application, notwithstanding the priori ty ofthe latter. : Further notice is hereby given that a reasonable annual rentcl will be charged for ell railroad lands Jying within any range claimed by any herusman; and that any ont To live here as our home. BY NIGHTS. We are no FLY =. CASPE’s R , 150 pieces Toweling at reduced prices. Here is a sample of Prices of a few Articles : Men's Cassimere Saits ~ gueranteed C:ssimere-ONLY $19. oe “ oe ve ray tay sé ray = $i2. $15. sizes, at 40 cents a pair. $I8. 200 pairs ladies white and colo $20, red corsets; all size s, at 75 cents, selling elsewhere FRENCH DIACONAL. SUITS, gig, 150 at $1 pairs ladies white genuine Fre 50. se se Notice to the Public. That we have told the people before to be areful of Cheap John Fly-by-Night Cash Stores, as they blow for a certain time, then they go down as thtir predecessors, Y WIFE, MRS. ELLEN SCHMIDT, (formerly MKS, ELLEN FITZSIM MUNS,) having left my bed and board with I out just cause, [hereby give notice that . will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. notice to leave town. HERE IS OUR PRICE LIST Nevada City, Dec. 22,1884. Cangon Flannel, bleached and unbleached, yards for $1. Valley Road, FAMILY 16 ‘Worsted Plaids, in all colors, 16 yards for $t. Ladies’ Worsted Shawls, 65 cents. ~ A TWO YEAR COLT. Children’s Shawls, 40 cents. Buttons, per dozen, 2 cents. Chemise, 35 cents. Sired by Dorchester, Bleached and unbleached Nightgowns 60 cents, Will be Raffled on Christ: Cloaks, from-$1 up to $50. F verything Marked in Plain Figures, P. S.—We take ne notice of Sensational Adver 220 Tickets, $1 Bach, tisements. : f, im" a splendid opportunity to get a fine blooded animal for $1. . ROSENBERG BROS, Palace Dry Goods Stor e. * BLANKETS $3 50 A Children’s Pebble Goat B utton Shoes, ¢ aN : nch Corsets, $ tched, at half price. PER # PER \ — = Tas attenti bell ai citizen electio edge b provisi ace Col the you that th know V Mon? o'clock ing a la shoue b king dr them a was not piece to rain Wa it hada WE A. will pri it, an al San Fra eonditio lis and interesti this sec! AFTER a decrea T2LANSCE again re matter. upinqu Since asouthe comotiv here dist done at. ten mile A CHIM op nigh was fillec ing dren chimney was thor It WAS man and home fr« That iten for the la TH tre of half-dr ning at M and a lar; one of th Tue in Encampu take plac, and Dis. duct the Tue rai afternoor dies who The stor thriving J.B.M viseo, wi city his h Joe’s mui of his dey In the n Powell, d made a di count of t discharge Dak. teacher in has gone medical st tute. GEORGE ter, retw: home in} here. THe tel and San f and itis» that dispa THE pas an hour Jp ning. owir cific train. THE reg ci, A L. ¢ ning. Mrs. A, San Franc ‘ sizes from 8 to rt, $1.25; Misses Button Pebble Go at Shoes, fro m 11 to 2, $1.50. Ra 50.idoz.pert h ge whit e Shir oe ts, with fine ne jilinen bosons, made out : of Wameutta 100 L doz. 2 Draiwnout Toe8 and Shaker Sock s a t 12 600 pairs white and colored s Blankets from $2 ie $18 « ll Thave i ch I will nea ly give awa I have made an i; nine y, to 59 Cents. 38 inches long. nse reduction on BRUSSE r Boots, $4.75. Having No Heat to pay is only one of.the Reasons why . all Goods 60 per ceut Cheaper than any et Delrin Nevada Comp, ~~ ( inches lon; diameter, ; ently not Aumer is says he we forit. He will to-mo: s. ‘Also 1000 Doll's from 1 Bit United Workingmens’ Co rnish Clinke central’ po 4s perfect, of a ram’s Tom Roa field to ser: and chain, having exp James C, out Sunday jail for mal to jail at ns mornin b him for bes just received an immense stoc k of HODIDAY GOODS, suc h as Japanese Cases, Work Box3, Perfume Cases, Toilet Sets , Etc., Whi Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, G4, About t chased a . i county, ar old ewe wv from the { Marsh & W for a week. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING cooD a4 A 150 doz. cream Lace Scarfs at differ Kid Gloves in all shades and size ent Prices. s. 40 doz. gents’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes at 75 se Hing elsewhere cents a suit for the sam < doz. XX Marysville Shire quality at $1 50. ts and Deawers, in ted, whit e and blue, at ata selling elsewher e at $2. p ed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair, er a Undershirts, $i EACH, Sheeting, 5 yards for $1. Gingham, 20 yards for $1. At Mrs; Wills’ Rangh, Grass Boys’ Suits, from 4 to8 years, $3.50, Bays’ Suits from 8 to 12 ears, $5, Boys’ Suits, from 12 to . years, $7, Men’s Heav 25 CENTS EACH, Men’s Brown Duck Pants, 37 CENTS PAIR: : Men’s Marysville Flannel Ticking, 14 yards for $r. Pe all sizes, at $1, worth $2, 100 dozen Eagle Pins, at 25 cents a dozen. 300 pieces Ribbons at all prices. 250 doz children’s colored border Handkerchiefs t 25 cents a dozen. 120 doz. ladies’ fancy border Han dkerchiefs at $1 50a dozen. wes eae : 100 doz: ladiier : es’ and gents Silk Han dkerchiefs, hemsti Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, Muslin, 18 yards for $1. RAFFLE? ~ y Overalls , S8 CENTS A PAIR. ‘or the next 60 days, subject to reduction: Calico, 25 yards for $1. JOHN SCHMIDT. mas Day, Dec. 25th. with I “é BEAVER SUITS, Si8. no obligations to played-out second handed dealers. MEN’S GVERCOATS FROM $5 To $20. nothing to lose, but all to gain, hence we are under — 250 doz. 34 white Napkins, already hem med, at reduced prices. 20 pieces 36 inch wide French Cashme re at 25 cents a yard. , _ 40 pieces black and assorted colors Cashmere from 50 cents to $1 50 a yard. 1000 yards black and colored Silks for Christmas presents, reduced to nearly half price. 50 pieces black and colored, plain and brocaded Velvets at reduced prices. Fancy Goods nearly given away. _ 360 paits ladies white and colore d Corsets, all Goods Sold at about what otter Dealer pay hr them oe To sell our goods at our own pleasure because hey belong to us. We are not fellows who have ities, 14 yards for $1. 20 pieces of bleached and unbleached Table Z LinPINE AND. COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA ens at greatly reduced prices. CITY. i laying claim to such range right, fuiling and refusing to make arrangements with the Land Department for the use of such land will be deemed to have voluntarily forfeited such range rights, and the right to t ture such lands will be digposed of, either y sale or rent, to other svockmen, Effec tive measures will be alopted to promote the settlement ofall land fit foruzricultural urposes within the limits of ranges claimwe« 3s stockmen; and settle:s are invited to tuke possession of such lands under the rules pre-cribed in such cases, All information : relating to rights of applicants will be for warded to auy address upon application, WM, H. MILLS, d16-2tw Land Agent, C. BP. R. R. Cc 125 ladies’ Gingam Aprons, bound with tape, 3 for $1. remain so, ‘privileye of porcnesiag the railroac’ land when it shall be placed in the market. This notice is intended to i.form settlers 500 ladies’ Chemise, bleached and unbleaché@, tucked and ruffled, at 30 cents each. 150 pairs ladies’ Drawers,. assorted’ sizes, plain and tucked, at 30 cents each. ; DON’T FORGET THE PLACE 5000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, in et Ae " better qualities, from 1214 to 20 cents a yard. . The oldest business house in Nevada and will in the valleys of Califorvia has almost eliminated thisabuse, But the custoin still con tinues upon an extensive scale as relates to lands in the iniddle altituics of mountain sections. Stocknen taking up grazing range in the manner herein indicated, have usually made application to the Lard De‘partment of the Central Pacific Railioad for Thefollowing is the Price List of a Few Articles: 250 pairs children’s Merino Vests in finer qualities from 50 cents to $1 each, uittle 100 doz. ladies’ Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings SHOES, We know it pays to Advertise CEYUINE BARGAINS 12 pairs for $1. 75 doz. ladies Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings in Kent's Boots, Shoes & Slippers. and when customers call forthem show them that finer qualities, from $2 to $12 a doz. The best stock ever brought ts Nevada City, 50 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flanat rices Lower you have got just what you advertise. _ thaWover before offered here, Weare the ONLY HOUSE north. of Sacranel 14 yards for $1. : Vou have been paying Fancy 40 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flanment o that is engaged in the Wholesale Business. Pric2s long enouzh for your nel, in better qualities, from 1 bit to 20 cents a yard. Boo's and Shoes, What We Claim To Be. ownership in ich lanus, has otained ae Men’s Suits from $6 to $25. in price from $5 TQ $25. Notice to the Public, TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY. Dane and continue during the month. 2000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, 20 when we OR many years the custom of seico' ing _There never was sucha sale as this one, and the Just Call on Me. COR. BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA CITY. yards for $1. feel like it, at 46 Broad Street. F from u pied Gover tand Rail road lands a range, ard claiming a rane Realize the Saving ! people should take immediate advantage of it. The Sale will commence Tuesday Morning, Dec. 2, say, that by purchasing from us we can do a Ladies’, Misses and Children’s better by you than any one else can afford to Saturday Evening, Dec, 13th, MTN . LOW PRICES, people the Benefit of the SREATVT BARGAIN. } OF THe FINEST LINE OF USEFUL diz U. A. BARRETT: NOVICE TO STOCKMEN’ And a consideration of our UNPRECEDENTED placed before the people of this county, and ranging { —AND—And every evening thereafter, NEW WINTER GOODS, han . desire to carry, . will give the 120 pairs ladies’ Nightgowns, from 40 to 52 inchSHOE STORE, the cheapest and best selveted stock that has ever been es long, trimmed with Embroidery, at 50 cents each. D. LEBECK. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. . enough—to loo’ at. Now I’m going to sell ‘em less” and get some new ones, The best bidder takes 'em away. $6,740 Cash, and as it is a larger stock In MEN’S OVERCOATS we have the largest, FASUIONABLE ‘Oy * boaaleaes ON HAND A FULL LINE CARER 3Bros., Jewelry and Notions, THE NEW at $16,480 for the Low Price of sh Ses —--O Boys’ Winter Clothing, DEMOREST’S Goods Value cents each. Blan kets, Ted Ccmftrters, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, 40 300 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, in Opened ia the Transcript Year JustBlock, better: qualities, red and white, from 75 cents to $2Foruishing Goods, Rubber Goods, Oi] Clothing, 50 apiece. Commercial Street, 400 pairs children’s Merino Vests, si zs from 18 Tronks, Satchels, Valises, Etc, to 34, at 30 cents apiece. Santa Claus at Home! CLEARING OUT SALE OF 0. C, PERCIVAL, Artis. a full size feshionable Pattern of any size or style selevted, ma"zing twelve patterns during the yar, or value of over three dollars, besides the mest popular, entertaining and useful Magazine. single copies 20 cents: yearly $2. Address W. JE\NINGS DEM. OREST, 17 East 14th Si: cet, New York. All presencs left will be token in charze by Mr. Mich down, no damage has been done to the flume. Ee dl4 MUNTHLY MAGAZINE will be given Damage to the Wagon Road, Purchased Last Week, in San Fransisco, a stock of ~ a . Wie each number of ~~ The Union says: The heayy ell, who vill be responsible for the same. The Rushing Yuba. ‘. rains of the past week hayé caused considerable damage to the new? Since’ the storm began the wagon road to San Juan, by the In order to -give those engaged in business a chance to South Yuba River Tunnel Mining caving of the banks on the grades attend the Dawe and Tree Company at Hoyt’s. old crossing oneach side of the Yuba, and it the distribution of prizes wi have of course been compelled to will be impassable for teams until not commence till half past 10 o'clock abandon operations in the bed 0, repairs are made, which will not , Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. the channel. One of the men be undertaken until the Sprin g. who came down from there Monmonths. Music by Govyne’s Orchestra day says when he left the river Se — P. . was five feet higher than he had BORN. t PRICE OF ADMISSION: ever seen it before, and the tunIn Rhonersville, Humboldt county, to Jo-; Per Couple $t OO nel was running full. . Althouzh seph Jenkins and wife, a son, . Ladies without escort.25 cent a great deal of floatwood came 3 Agents at Nevada City. Price 25 cents each, or $2.50 per doze, No Two Views alike. Orders by Mail promptl*a1 ed, UNPARALELLED. at returning on presenta Schanniy Come, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, . And by an investigation of our large and complete BRODIE & SHURTLEPY, . stock of CHRIsTMAS TREF. tion of proof of atiendance at the Convention. Quitea number of! Nevada county teachers talk of going down, thoughts, but {HE most faithful and best made picjures Of this section ever produced by any ar tist. . A. BLUMENTHAL, of your pocket prevents the wish of your generous And Its Surroundings, John Michell The Central Pacific announces a Penhall, C. P.; John Werry,. H. \ WILL GIVE A CHRISTMAS PARTY AND CHRISTMAS TREEAT E. Mulloy, 8. W.; Geo, A. Gray, reduction of one-third in the regu. AND FANCY GOODS! AT SHERIFF’S SALE. viIEWws OF THE-~ Christmas Tree. The following were elected on trust to clear, cold weather in Monday evening last to serve duruary giving them a new crop. Jan An Immense Parehase af Irryans TH N. B. Acertain man advert ises worth of Cloaks, Wraps, ete, LS CARPETS. tha the has for sale $3.000 Tae asse rtioa is enough to make a brick house smile, The re are not in all the Stores of Nev ada City combined $3,009 wor th of such goods, and I hav e in my store more than one-third of them all, Remember goods will be sold as advertised, and are of the very quality, and no Cheap Jah best n trash, as the reput ation of my store for the las t 15 years is fully establis hed that I keep on! y the best quality of goods, Orders from the country will be promptly atteuded to, and samp wp SD. applicat les cent ion, ‘No trouble in showing you the goods, whether you purchase or not, A. BLUMENTHAL, € Place to-da . There wil 8t. Canice 12 o'clock, ( also be ce! . Thece will sic by thec ma es, un Love rules But this w. That sOZu The dazzlin * Toat lead a That win h _ Carr. line of Prices ar

‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, LOCAL AFFAIRS. Nevada City, Nevada County, Ruined Ice Crop. Nevada’ Cit As } I! At THe party nein) eyeing the following tab eaux be presented: ‘“‘The Arrival of Santa Claus,” with. snow-storm effect; ae STEREOSCOPI : The Truckee Republican says: “Filling the Stockings,” and ‘Phe -. The storm came in the very midst Christmas Tree.” — of the ite harvest. Large WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24, 1884. forces of men pai Gngewed in storing ice at each o e@ various ice ponds. For some time past CHRISTMAS the season LOCAL AFFAIRS. had beea one of great ee romise, and the ice was frozen vom twelye to twenty inches thick. I. 0. O. F. EncampmentPlections. The storm has completely ruined the entire crop. The companies PARTY ing the ensuing term as officers of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. 0. O. F.: John Hocking, C. P.; — oe ~ Reduced Fares for Teachers. John H. Richards, H. P.; Chas. Qucen Cilyof theSierrs Sezdas f NEVADA THEATRE, Thursday Fven’g, Dec. 25th. Views of every point of intercst for miles around, For tale by The feature of the will bea Scribe; N. P. Brown, Treas.; W. lar fare to pariies attending the Brown, J. W. State Teachers’ Convention, which . At Grass Valley, Saturday evenconvenes in Oakland on the 29th. ing, the following were elected of30th and 3ist of the present ficers of Union Encampment, No. month. The full fare is paid on 11, for the ensuing term: B. A. the down trip, and a rebate is made P.;43. W. Edwards, S$. W.; V. thier, J. W.; W. D. Harris, ; William Bee, Treasurer. Trustees, George Fletcher, S. H. Dille and John Pascoe. The in ‘ stallation takes place on the eyening of January 3d. Dance Every person attending wili be awarded a present. Th’ se desiring to put pres ents on the tree are req est ed to leave them at the Fine. atre Wednesdayafte-noon. AUCTION! Soa . Merry Christmas and Happy New AUCTION. : Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Hate, THE ORIGINAL HAVE KEPT THE GOODS LONG AUCTIUN! . AUCTIO.! AUOTION! among the stockmun of this State and the State of Nevada, and the Territory of Utah. In the ati it to exircise this species of free ownership over unoc:upied land, the stockmen in many instances -the full fac's ot which are within my knowledge —-have intimidated intending settlers, and in all cases have discouraged settlement upon unoccu ied lands relating to hoth Government and BOY'S SUITS FROM $3 TO $10: M* WIFE having left my bed and board without just cause, T hereby warn the public against trusting hor on my ac count. I willnot be responsible for any bills that she may contract. CHARLES BROWN. North Bloomfield, Dec. 2, 1884, . 250 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers at We doht’t give way to BLOWING; but we do 500 ladies’ Balmoral Skirts from 50 cents to $10 Wholesale Houses apie. HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. 150 children’s Cloaks, sizes from 6 to 14 years, HYMAN BROS., 102 Chamber St., New York. at $1.25 each. c’o. 2c€ children’s Cloaks, in better qualities, from $3 to $1@ each. 100 ladies’ Walking Jackets, at $1 50 apiece. 250 ladies’ Cloaks and Ulsters from $2 50'to $30 apiece. i. s 2500 yards fine patterns of Calicos, 22 yards for be _ 3000 yards fine patterns of Calicos, in: better qual HYMAN BROS.,, 216, 218 Cal. st., San Fran edu0 i Clothing arene ilroad lands, The advancing settlemen: Always to sell our goods at the very lowest figure, according to qualities, hence our success. CORNER Never to notice any competition, especially Cheap Johns. and stockm n that no application for graz YAP CL. KINK ' ing land will be deemed to Lave any \aliu‘ty if such application relates. to land fit for occupancy and cultivation by an agricultur ist All lands suitable for agiiculture o1 horticulture, upon which a settler desires to establish a home, shall hereatter be deemed To have pocketed 18 ‘Cheap John Cash Stores” We always have room for since our career here, one more. to have been dedicated to such purpose; and the applicant desiring to devote it to such purpose shall be deemed ¢ have acqu‘red a rior right to purchase as against any grazng application, notwithstanding the priori ty ofthe latter. : Further notice is hereby given that a reasonable annual rentcl will be charged for ell railroad lands Jying within any range claimed by any herusman; and that any ont To live here as our home. BY NIGHTS. We are no FLY =. CASPE’s R , 150 pieces Toweling at reduced prices. Here is a sample of Prices of a few Articles : Men's Cassimere Saits ~ gueranteed C:ssimere-ONLY $19. oe “ oe ve ray tay sé ray = $i2. $15. sizes, at 40 cents a pair. $I8. 200 pairs ladies white and colo $20, red corsets; all size s, at 75 cents, selling elsewhere FRENCH DIACONAL. SUITS, gig, 150 at $1 pairs ladies white genuine Fre 50. se se Notice to the Public. That we have told the people before to be areful of Cheap John Fly-by-Night Cash Stores, as they blow for a certain time, then they go down as thtir predecessors, Y WIFE, MRS. ELLEN SCHMIDT, (formerly MKS, ELLEN FITZSIM MUNS,) having left my bed and board with I out just cause, [hereby give notice that . will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. notice to leave town. HERE IS OUR PRICE LIST Nevada City, Dec. 22,1884.. Cangon Flannel, bleached and unbleached, yards for $1. Valley Road, FAMILY 16 ‘Worsted Plaids, in all colors, 16 yards for $t. Ladies’ Worsted Shawls, 65 cents. ~ A TWO YEAR COLT. Children’s Shawls, 40 cents. Buttons, per dozen, 2 cents. Chemise, 35 cents. Sired by Dorchester, Bleached and unbleached Nightgowns 60 cents, Will be Raffled on Christ: Cloaks, from-$1 up to $50. F verything Marked in Plain Figures, P. S.—We take ne notice of Sensational Adver 220 Tickets, $1 Bach, tisements. : f, im" a splendid opportunity to get a fine blooded animal for $1. . ROSENBERG BROS, Palace Dry Goods Stor e. * BLANKETS $3 50 A Children’s Pebble Goat B utton Shoes, ¢ aN : nch Corsets, $ tched, at half price. PER # PER \ — = Tas attenti bell ai citizen electio edge b provisi ace Col the you that th know V Mon? o'clock ing a la shoue b king dr them a was not piece to rain Wa it hada WE A. will pri it, an al San Fra eonditio lis and interesti this sec! AFTER a decrea T2LANSCE again re matter. upinqu Since asouthe comotiv here dist done at. ten mile A CHIM op nigh was fillec ing dren chimney was thor It WAS man and home fr« That iten for the la TH tre of half-dr ning at M and a lar; one of th Tue in Encampu take plac, and Dis. duct the Tue rai afternoor dies who The stor thriving J.B.M viseo, wi city his h Joe’s mui of his dey In the n Powell, d made a di count of t discharge Dak. teacher in has gone medical st tute. GEORGE ter, retw: home in} here. THe tel and San f and itis» that dispa THE pas an hour Jp ning. owir cific train. THE reg ci, A L. ¢ ning. Mrs. A, San Franc ‘ sizes from 8 to rt, $1.25; Misses Button Pebble Go at Shoes, fro m 11 to 2, $1.50. Ra 50.idoz.pert h ge whit e Shir oe ts, with fine ne jilinen bosons, made out : of Wameutta 100 L doz. 2 Draiwnout Toe8 and Shaker Sock s a t 12 600 pairs white and colored s Blankets from $2 ie $18 « ll Thave i ch I will nea ly give awa I have made an i; nine y, to 59 Cents. 38 inches long. nse reduction on BRUSSE r Boots, $4.75. Having No Heat to pay is only one of.the Reasons why . all Goods 60 per ceut Cheaper than any et Delrin Nevada Comp, ~~ ( inches lon; diameter, ; ently not Aumer is says he we forit. He will to-mo: s. ‘Also 1000 Doll's from 1 Bit United Workingmens’ Co rnish Clinke central’ po 4s perfect, of a ram’s Tom Roa field to ser: and chain, having exp James C, out Sunday jail for mal to jail at ns mornin b him for bes just received an immense stoc k of HODIDAY GOODS, suc h as Japanese Cases, Work Box3, Perfume Cases, Toilet Sets , Etc., Whi Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, G4,

About t chased a . i county, ar old ewe wv from the { Marsh & W for a week. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING cooD a4 A 150 doz. cream Lace Scarfs at differ Kid Gloves in all shades and size ent Prices. s. 40 doz. gents’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes at 75 se Hing elsewhere cents a suit for the sam < doz. XX Marysville Shire quality at $1 50. ts and Deawers, in ted, whit e and blue, at ata selling elsewher e at $2. p ed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair, er a Undershirts, $i EACH, Sheeting, 5 yards for $1. Gingham, 20 yards for $1. At Mrs; Wills’ Rangh, Grass Boys’ Suits, from 4 to8 years, $3.50, Bays’ Suits from 8 to 12 ears, $5, Boys’ Suits, from 12 to . years, $7, Men’s Heav 25 CENTS EACH, Men’s Brown Duck Pants, 37 CENTS PAIR: : Men’s Marysville Flannel Ticking, 14 yards for $r. Pe all sizes, at $1, worth $2, 100 dozen Eagle Pins, at 25 cents a dozen. 300 pieces Ribbons at all prices. 250 doz children’s colored border Handkerchiefs t 25 cents a dozen. 120 doz. ladies’ fancy border Han dkerchiefs at $1 50a dozen. wes eae : 100 doz: ladiier : es’ and gents Silk Han dkerchiefs, hemsti Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, Muslin, 18 yards for $1. RAFFLE? ~ y Overalls , S8 CENTS A PAIR. ‘or the next 60 days, subject to reduction: Calico, 25 yards for $1. JOHN SCHMIDT. mas Day, Dec. 25th. with I “é BEAVER SUITS, Si8. no obligations to played-out second handed dealers. MEN’S GVERCOATS FROM $5 To $20. nothing to lose, but all to gain, hence we are under — 250 doz. 34 white Napkins, already hem med, at reduced prices. 20 pieces 36 inch wide French Cashme re at 25 cents a yard. , _ 40 pieces black and assorted colors Cashmere from 50 cents to $1 50 a yard. 1000 yards black and colored Silks for Christmas presents, reduced to nearly half price. 50 pieces black and colored, plain and brocaded Velvets at reduced prices. Fancy Goods nearly given away. _ 360 paits ladies white and colore d Corsets, all Goods Sold at about what otter Dealer pay hr them oe To sell our goods at our own pleasure because hey belong to us. We are not fellows who have ities, 14 yards for $1. 20 pieces of bleached and unbleached Table Z LinPINE AND. COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA ens at greatly reduced prices. CITY. i laying claim to such range right, fuiling and refusing to make arrangements with the Land Department for the use of such land will be deemed to have voluntarily forfeited such range rights, and the right to t ture such lands will be digposed of, either y sale or rent, to other svockmen, Effec tive measures will be alopted to promote the settlement ofall land fit foruzricultural urposes within the limits of ranges claimwe« 3s stockmen; and settle:s are invited to tuke possession of such lands under the rules pre-cribed in such cases, All information : relating to rights of applicants will be for warded to auy address upon application, WM, H. MILLS, d16-2tw Land Agent, C. BP. R. R. Cc 125 ladies’ Gingam Aprons, bound with tape, 3 for $1. remain so, ‘privileye of porcnesiag the railroac’ land when it shall be placed in the market. This notice is intended to i.form settlers 500 ladies’ Chemise, bleached and unbleaché@, tucked and ruffled, at 30 cents each. 150 pairs ladies’ Drawers,. assorted’ sizes, plain and tucked, at 30 cents each. ; DON’T FORGET THE PLACE 5000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, in et Ae " better qualities, from 1214 to 20 cents a yard. . The oldest business house in Nevada and will in the valleys of Califorvia has almost eliminated thisabuse, But the custoin still con tinues upon an extensive scale as relates to lands in the iniddle altituics of mountain sections. Stocknen taking up grazing range in the manner herein indicated, have usually made application to the Lard De‘partment of the Central Pacific Railioad for Thefollowing is the Price List of a Few Articles: 250 pairs children’s Merino Vests in finer qualities from 50 cents to $1 each, uittle 100 doz. ladies’ Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings SHOES, We know it pays to Advertise CEYUINE BARGAINS 12 pairs for $1. 75 doz. ladies Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings in Kent's Boots, Shoes & Slippers. and when customers call forthem show them that finer qualities, from $2 to $12 a doz. The best stock ever brought ts Nevada City, 50 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flanat rices Lower you have got just what you advertise. _ thaWover before offered here, Weare the ONLY HOUSE north. of Sacranel 14 yards for $1. : Vou have been paying Fancy 40 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flanment o that is engaged in the Wholesale Business. Pric2s long enouzh for your nel, in better qualities, from 1 bit to 20 cents a yard. Boo's and Shoes, What We Claim To Be. ownership in ich lanus, has otained ae Men’s Suits from $6 to $25. in price from $5 TQ $25. Notice to the Public, TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY. Dane and continue during the month. 2000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, 20 when we OR many years the custom of seico' ing _There never was sucha sale as this one, and the Just Call on Me. COR. BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA CITY. yards for $1. feel like it, at 46 Broad Street. F from u pied Gover tand Rail road lands a range, ard claiming a rane Realize the Saving ! people should take immediate advantage of it. The Sale will commence Tuesday Morning, Dec. 2, say, that by purchasing from us we can do a Ladies’, Misses and Children’s better by you than any one else can afford to Saturday Evening, Dec, 13th, MTN . LOW PRICES, people the Benefit of the SREATVT BARGAIN. } OF THe FINEST LINE OF USEFUL diz U. A. BARRETT: NOVICE TO STOCKMEN’ And a consideration of our UNPRECEDENTED placed before the people of this county, and ranging { —AND—And every evening thereafter, NEW WINTER GOODS, han . desire to carry, . will give the 120 pairs ladies’ Nightgowns, from 40 to 52 inchSHOE STORE, the cheapest and best selveted stock that has ever been es long, trimmed with Embroidery, at 50 cents each. D. LEBECK. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. . enough—to loo’ at. Now I’m going to sell ‘em less” and get some new ones, The best bidder takes 'em away. $6,740 Cash, and as it is a larger stock In MEN’S OVERCOATS we have the largest, FASUIONABLE ‘Oy * boaaleaes ON HAND A FULL LINE CARER 3Bros., Jewelry and Notions, THE NEW at $16,480 for the Low Price of sh Ses —--O Boys’ Winter Clothing, DEMOREST’S Goods Value cents each. Blan kets, Ted Ccmftrters, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, 40 300 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, in Opened ia the Transcript Year JustBlock, better: qualities, red and white, from 75 cents to $2Foruishing Goods, Rubber Goods, Oi] Clothing, 50 apiece. Commercial Street, 400 pairs children’s Merino Vests, si zs from 18 Tronks, Satchels, Valises, Etc, to 34, at 30 cents apiece. Santa Claus at Home! CLEARING OUT SALE OF 0. C, PERCIVAL, Artis. a full size feshionable Pattern of any size or style selevted, ma"zing twelve patterns during the yar, or value of over three dollars, besides the mest popular, entertaining and useful Magazine. single copies 20 cents: yearly $2. Address W. JE\NINGS DEM. OREST, 17 East 14th Si: cet, New York. All presencs left will be token in charze by Mr. Mich down, no damage has been done to the flume. Ee dl4 MUNTHLY MAGAZINE will be given Damage to the Wagon Road, Purchased Last Week, in San Fransisco, a stock of ~ a . Wie each number of ~~ The Union says: The heayy ell, who vill be responsible for the same. The Rushing Yuba. ‘. rains of the past week hayé caused considerable damage to the new? Since’ the storm began the wagon road to San Juan, by the In order to -give those engaged in business a chance to South Yuba River Tunnel Mining caving of the banks on the grades attend the Dawe and Tree Company at Hoyt’s. old crossing oneach side of the Yuba, and it the distribution of prizes wi have of course been compelled to will be impassable for teams until not commence till half past 10 o'clock abandon operations in the bed 0, repairs are made, which will not , Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. the channel. One of the men be undertaken until the Sprin g. who came down from there Monmonths. Music by Govyne’s Orchestra day says when he left the river Se — P. . was five feet higher than he had BORN. t PRICE OF ADMISSION: ever seen it before, and the tunIn Rhonersville, Humboldt county, to Jo-; Per Couple $t OO nel was running full. . Althouzh seph Jenkins and wife, a son, . Ladies without escort..25 cent a great deal of floatwood came 3 Agents at Nevada City. Price 25 cents each, or $2.50 per doze, No Two Views alike. Orders by Mail promptl*a1 ed, UNPARALELLED. at returning on presenta Schanniy Come, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, . And by an investigation of our large and complete BRODIE & SHURTLEPY, . stock of CHRIsTMAS TREF. tion of proof of atiendance at the Convention. Quitea number of! Nevada county teachers talk of going down, thoughts, but {HE most faithful and best made picjures Of this section ever produced by any ar tist. . A. BLUMENTHAL, of your pocket prevents the wish of your generous And Its Surroundings, John Michell The Central Pacific announces a Penhall, C. P.; John Werry,. H. \ WILL GIVE A CHRISTMAS PARTY AND CHRISTMAS TREEAT E. Mulloy, 8. W.; Geo, A. Gray, reduction of one-third in the regu. AND FANCY GOODS! AT SHERIFF’S SALE. viIEWws OF THE-~ Christmas Tree. The following were elected on trust to clear, cold weather in Monday evening last to serve duruary giving them a new crop. Jan An Immense Parehase af Irryans TH N. B. Acertain man advert ises worth of Cloaks, Wraps, ete, LS CARPETS. tha the has for sale $3.000 Tae asse rtioa is enough to make a brick house smile, The re are not in all the Stores of Nev ada City combined $3,009 wor th of such goods, and I hav e in my store more than one-third of them all, Remember goods will be sold as advertised, and are of the very quality, and no Cheap Jah best n trash, as the reput ation of my store for the las t 15 years is fully establis hed that I keep on! y the best quality of goods, Orders from the country will be promptly atteuded to, and samp wp SD. applicat les cent ion, ‘No trouble in showing you the goods, whether you purchase or not, A. BLUMENTHAL, € Place to-da . There wil 8t. Canice 12 o'clock, ( also be ce! . Thece will sic by thec ma es, un Love rules But this w. That sOZu The dazzlin * Toat lead a That win h _ Carr. line of Prices ar