December 27, 1874 (4 pages)

CK’S g nm Broad, MITTEE -. of Charc: ch. led tothe 6 dies POUND : than they in Nev ada OF IDIES! , ete., ted. 2ARS, invoice of STICids, and 3 of City. . , are inm Pine ri y. than ‘ains. I sell ‘Dyn STMAS ~ EE MY i SELL S. FOR : N ANY -ATED . Styles. ranted. : 874. ames f. re ‘Gooks jn the § State for the QLaion Honee f. “ing Sheriff George Smith and other es “ bakers and other perties on ChristThe Daily Transcript A ‘NEVADA cIiry, CAL. PE PRESET EE SS ES EEO LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevitiess : The Military band tooted their horns at intervals during Christmas day, at the National Hotel. -Itlooks natural.to the ,hosts of. . friends of Miss Flora®ornfll, to see her familiar face about town again J ‘“«CharleyMoore has secured ‘the ‘services of one of. the best. white tel. of ~ -SenatorStew chet, ke ieft the Paid. reint wires and gotie to Washing= but he id not visit his start: & point in tif —Nevada, City. The Gruss, alley Gnien was remémbered ‘by ranchers, brewers, . tas, Mrs. Chaldean and Dr, Kingsbury ‘will read selact pieces‘on Mon: day evening.at the meeting of the " Literary Society. All the children ef the “Congregational and Catholic Sunday schools, were made happy by’ cnn from a_ Christm ts tree. Fred. Baylis of ‘Truckee is visitfriends ia this city. He had no order to leave from the’<‘601,"" bat he simply wanted te travel. Lestér & Malloy have a small sized tumbler they will . sell: Tt «came from Hayford-& Hymes of . colfax, and a keg of lager came with it. The glass can be filled several times from ens keg. The, Beard of Edecation= have or“dered seats for the new School room, fiom Bell & Belden. "They will be ready te putin before school, commaences, sg that the additions . schoel ean’ be started with the others. George Waters is visiting Grass , Yalley. He has been practicing law an Nevada since he left this county, and we dearn has been very successful inthe sagebrush State. The decisivn of the question about : quack doctors being more ‘injurious than assassins, does not prevent the mails eoming to ~this city being Hooded with quack advertisements. > R. McMurray “‘stood. in” with the aiestair committees tutil they disposed of every article tney had for salés Mr. Palmer ‘Srvith of. North Bloomfield, not te be outdone in:liberality by those who had attended ‘on previous nights, bought a sawhorse fer tén and a half dollars. Whatis the difference between trinkets and saw-borses? Hr, @ Drawing the’Piano. : Astitated elsewhere there has been a large number of tickets sold on the ‘piano te be presented tothe holder of. the ducky ticket, but the returns . from these*who had them for sale @re not all in, ,consequently it was deemed best to laeter the drawing to. _-gome fwture time. The ladies desire to dispose of as many of the tickets as possible but they wish it distinctly understood that the numbers remaining urisold will be destroyed, so that there can be 110 possible. chance for the society to ‘druw the instrument back. The drawing will take place at an early date. There should have been an announcement made the night ef the Fair that the drawing wes pos , but there was so much bastle and confusion, tht it slipped the minds of the committee. Ticket helders can rest assured, however, thaf the drawing will take place, and that it will be fairly and honorably conducted. a Programme of Exercises. The fellewing is the programme of . , exercises of the Nevada Literary Society, for Monday; Dec. 28th: Ist. General business, 2d. Instremental masic by Miss ' @Maria Hupp. 3rd. Vocal music. . 4th. Bebate, question—Resulved, That the elective franchise should be extended to women. Affirmative -—Geo. S. Hupp and-L. Garthe. Negative—Joka Pattison and L. H, Gaylord. ‘ 5th. Tnstramental duet by Missand Master Goldsmith. 6th. Recitations—Rum’s Maniac, (in character) by Dr. W. B. Kingsbury. ‘Tth. Tam 0° Shanter (instrumen* tal) by ‘Prof. Ed. Maller. 8th. Recitation—The Maniac (in ES character) Mrs. Nellie E. Chapman. \9th. Vocal duet by Mrs. Thomp__gon‘and. Joseph Jenkins, 10th. Adjournment. 4 of teachers i in Maine are said to have va ‘ ames. or.’ Masks for «THE school population of Mainé “$s. 223,519: ©The total attendance’ in ~ . the public-schools during the past year. was 132,33 ed for school amounts to State allows $ ~ The money raisurposes, by towns, $2 90 pér scholar. The $2 in addition to this. ) The total value of all: school — in the State, includiig grounds, $3,000,000. Since 1860 the wages ‘beet Atearly doubled. Ay Geerge W. Weleh,} Importer and wholesale dealer in school books, blank. books, legal books and stationery. Blank books ot every description made to, order. Publishers discount: * allowed to school and public lilyaries. Subscriptions regeived: for Bewapepers . ” and magazines at publishers rates. Costumes for the Ball. Persons wishing Dominoes, Cos? per Cambric Fancy Dress Masquerade Party, can obtain them by deat, ing orders at-tlie residence of OC. Cornell, Aristocracy Hill. P eee call early. <# ta New Goods. Ground: Mace, ground nutmegs, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, sins, currants, seedless raisins, citron, lemon peel, orange. peel, canned mince meat, and one tyousaad and one other’kinds of groceries cam be found at LESTER & MULLOY’S. Notice.” ; Potter & Sigourney take the lead in Holiday Goods. .Call and * see their curiosities just received, dildtt é = ll : Men utiful Jewelry. C. a ba on, Broad street, abové-Pine, has a ‘magnificent display of Jewelry, all kinds, of bis own make, made of « coin gold. Cail and see it. .a ore al3 Christmas and New Year Cakes. John Hurst, at his Bakery on Commercial street, adjoining the Transcript Block, is. now prepared to furnish all kinds of Cakes, Frosted or Plain, for Christmas and New Years, in the very best manner, and made of choice materials. .Hp will also fill orders for Wedding Cakes on short notice and ornamented in the, highest stylé of the art. Hurst algo supplies his customers with. hot bread every morning. d8im aGo to Nivens’ new stand, corner of cigars in town. Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San. Francisca, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only eleva_ avg27 the world. Our ‘‘Elite’’ Portrait. 09 ~~ oe = Betrer THAN Gone Souru.—'‘'Go South! Go South!” is the parrot ezy of the friends of the consumptive. It who are suffering from lung and throat complaints can go South, or ‘would be benefited if they did go. Hale’s Honey of-Horehound and Tar is worth more than millions -of cubic feet of southern air as a remedy for every species of. pulmonary. ccmplaint. It will cure any cough, any cold, any bronchial complaint, and effectually arrest the tendency to consumption. Pike’s Toothache Drops—cure in one minute. « UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. Ira A. Eaton & C. H. Moore PROPRIETORS. Open all Night. Fancy Paper _ Cambric —— THE MARRIED LADIAS CLUB of Nevada City, will give a Grand Masquerade and Fancy Dress Ball, V FRIDAY EVEN’G, JAN. L At Temperance Hall, Nevada A general invitation is extended.Committee of Arrangements. << MRS M. HUNT. MRS. B. B. LEE. MR J: ROLFE. MES H. 8. WELCH MRKS.B. J. WATSON. Mis. CHAS, MARSH. Nevada, Dec. 13th. -Pickets, including Supver %. Masonic Building, Cores OF X4 the Ladies” Pu. ‘also rai. CANDY ever brought-to Nevada City, Broad and Pine streets for the best. tor connected with photography in }is well meant bat silly. Few of those: ‘. Chewing and Smoking Tebacco, BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY. ’ OF need" HOLIDAY GOODS AT VARIETY STORE, Pine Street, Nevada City, FANCY GooDs, FRENCH CANDIES, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, _CIGAR HOLDERS, ~ CUTLERY, ete. unr es ’ Attention i8 called tova large and sthenaia Assortmett of Choice No. 1, FRENCH CANDIES, Just received; which wilf be sold at Retail For 371-2 Cents per Pouud, Usually sold for 75 cents per pound. A libergl diseouht made to wholesale purchasers. / > This am the finest assortment of FANCY AMERICAN CANDIES Ata ‘Still Greater Reduction, ° nd ‘ 3 @ CIGARS and TOBACCO. All the fnvdrite ati, including the Finest Imported Havana and: Domestic « Cigars. Ever brought to the mountains, which: will be suld CHEAPER than any other firm in Nevada County can afford them. Country Dealers desiring Holiday Goods cun*purchase them of us at Prices. ‘ “ specially invited to call and examine this fine stock of HOLIDAY GGODS, and see how cheap we are selling ani. “The Public are J. JACOBS & BRO, sores, Dec. 4; eT? £ . C. DONNELLY IN THE FIELD! ! w™ A SPLENDID STOCK OF AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND TOY CANDIES, Which having bought atreduced rates; he ; he is enabled to sell Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada City. ; * NUTS. NUTS. All kinds and varieties, of this year’s growth, warranted: Fresh and Good. _. « The special attention of Committees for’ Christmas Trees of Churches. Schools and private residence, is called to his stock of. TOY CANDIES. Which is Larger, Better and in greater variety than can be found elsewhere, and which he will sell at LOWER RATES Than any other Candy Store in the city. CIGARS and TOBACCQ. I would call the attention of the public to my new stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO, which embraces al] the favorite brands of Imported and Domestic Cigars, ——and she Sacst onslitios of = JACOBS & BROS. less than San Franciscé WholesaleJUST RECEIVED AT Ed. Goldsmith's Column. PRESTON’S DRUG STORE, A. Large Invoice of Toilet Goods, ‘New Patterns of Hand Mirror and Br ushes, ~ ae N ew Perfumes and Extracts. An Elegant assortment of . ake a Toilet ‘ Soaps, Pomades -ana Wate ‘ Dressing, is COUGH CANDY aGat IN MARKET, aiss: a Futl Line of — Drugs, Chemicals, Puints, abo i ‘and Varnishes, a E, M. PRESON, Druggist, N.W: corner Broad and Pjne Siesta, TAM’S OYSTER SALOON ‘Pine Street, between Broad and_ Commer” ,cial, ‘Nevada City. ANTONIO TAM has. lately returned from the Bay, where he made arrangements to re ceive Eastern. and California Oystets, Fresh every day, and servedupin any style desired, He algo laid ina large stock of GONFEC. . TIONEKY and NUTS ¢ of the freshest and choicest varieties, and lots-of other GOOD things, which. he desires. the good people of Nevada to call and exajniné, THE FINEST CIGARS, -. To be found in this city are to be had at his OYSTER: SALOON, and smokers ‘are.-reguested to call and be convinced of the ac Families supplied with OYSTERS at their houses; by leaving orders at the SA-, LOON, . ANTONIO TAM, sep 13 __NBvapa CIry : ‘Auction, Commission and Vari‘ety Store. > ° ° 2 “a . Toys. Toys. Stim AVING just received a Large Stock, I : will sell for the NEXT. THIRTY: .DAYS!, Wagotis, Carts, W heelbarrows, 2, 3. and ‘4 Whee! Buggies, Whips, Canes, Guus, Roexing Horses, Shoo-Flys, Dolls, Albums, Violins, Drums, Swords; China Tea Sets, and in fact everything in ihe shape of TOYS, can be had at WHOLESALE OR RE’ TAIL, Ihave an immense stock “on handand will undersell every ether firm in this town . or leaye on the first train that comes to the’ city. ing at 104, M, and continuing until 9 P.M, J.S. HOLBROOK. December Ist, 1874. } IMMEN SE ARRIVAL ! SIx THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF Boots and Shoes; ei : Have just been received at W. R. COLK’S STORE, At the cgorner’of Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. This is the finest assortmenc: ever séen in this city. They were purchased for Cash, and at prices whick will allow them to be sold at LOWER RATES than they can be obtained elsewhere in Nevada County. Among the stock may be found the latest ; styles and finest quality of Ladies, Missesand Childen’s Shoes,_ New style men’s SEWED BOOTS, Grand Duke Alexis ‘Ties, Overshoes of every style and description, ete. A large assortment of CALY, KIP and SOLE LEATHER, and general Boot and Shoe Findings, which will be sold to dealers_at-San Francisco’ cost prices, freight included, for Gash: linvite every oné to call and examine my goods before purchasing, feeling assured that I can please them in quajity and. price. nov26 W. R. CUE. WATCHMAKER, = : WATCHES AND €LOCKSf0R SALE or ordered. Kepuiring vl Watcues and Clocks attended tv. =< C. J. BRAND. . * JEWELER, » EWELRY of my own tnanufacture for ey sale. PRECIUUS STONES kKxert on BAND and set into Jewelry at the shortest hetice. All Jewelry ordered, « xecuted-in a} workmanlike manner aud warranted to be of standard karat as represented. No. 70 Broad Street. Nevada City, Dec, 2, 1874, ; CANDIES! 2 ‘*“¥o_be found in the market. Meerschaum Pipes, Cutlery, Albums, Japanese Ware. Jewelry, Plated Ware an Yankee riety. ' By honorable dealing, and selling my goods at the Lowest Living Prices, I solicit ashare of the patronage of the people. ef ‘Nevada City. ; 4. DONNELLY. ‘Broad Street, next dear to Knowl4 ton’s Jewelry Store. Notions generally, in great Va., CANTY & WA NER, Wholesale & Retail Con ers, No. 107 Montgomery Street, ’ SAN FRANCISCO, —— TTENTION is called to our: immense assortment of ES 3 Toys and “Other Goods Suitable for the Coming Holidays. = Warranted to keep inall climates. Prices low and terms liberal. Orders for the in terior promptly and earefully attended to. fefid us your orders, n2@1Lur W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. pea LOCATED AT . GRASS VAGLEY. a ae : & {HEADQUARTERS . , _moaosewcen THE COMING HOLIDAYS . To-Day, Dec. zu 1874. AT THE STORE OF -» ED, GOLDSMITH, TOYS ee Auction EVERY SATU RDAY, commence. . ' =a] SEASON. OPENING smo Ope 5 at i * @ « . . GRAND Sila ‘OF THE Most Beautiful Stock of © and Endless Variety of * FANCY Goons, ACERT . OPENING © Apr A, GOLDSMITH?S . DRY-. GOODS BAZAAR, . BROAD STREET; t4 3 f Dress Goods, & Shawls, os RANA, Silks, GENUINE FURS, And a Full Stock of ~ DRESS TRIMMING, HATS —AND— MILLINERY_ Goons, Ever brought to this : City. at 7 A Full Line of THREE PLY AND BRUSSELS cARPETS AND DOLLS: nina From the Cheapest ae the Finest;Made C mplete Stock of FRENCH AND A'MERICAN’ . Prize Boxes, Fancy Candies, * Boxes, &c.— Ware Sets, Statues, ete. RO es Willow Ware’ all descriptions. Elegant : agsortment of Jet and Other J omiey ; Large find Complete Stock of CIGARS. All Brands of the Finest TOBACCO, charge will find it to their advantage to call . elsewhere. for sale at 60.cents a box, Don's Forget the Place. ED. GOLDSMITH, Nevada City, Déc, &th, 1974. im pad a WAGONS, GIGS, CARRIAGES. China and Bohemian Glass Havana & Domestic CUTLERY and many other articles for the Holidays too numerous to mehtion. Goods sold to suit the times and persons in want of Holiday Goods will’ do well to call and see for Seapets, No Gyubie to + Bhow.goodsCommittees» vhaving Christnms Trees in and examine my Goods before Penang 100 pounds of Barafue Candles for Trees. Commercial Street, opposite the}. OFFICE NO 21.MAIN . ‘STARE. mé fp ‘Transcript Printing Office. OIL CLOTHS ne a Great Bargains’ . Are now offered, which the foltT}, % lowing prices affixed wil prove, _ Best Prints.with gaia borders, 10 yards for $1. 7 “yards Canton — Flannel for $1. 8 yards Muslin for $1. ‘10-4 Sheeting, *37} per yard,. cents French Merinos 85 conts per yard. >< 5 Finest Black “scaak, (worth 87 cents) at; 50 cents per yard.Fine Silk and Wool Diagonal Poplin, 75 tents per yard. = French Corsets at 50 cts. tubber Dress Protectors, 3 for 50 cents. Silk : Poplin, striped and all colors, 50 cents per yard. Black Dress Silks of all qualities, 30 per cent. lower than. usnad prices. Silk Velvét fine trimmed pet, $2-50, E ee t pe i) ecialty in Ladies’ and Children’s ~. Knit — Underwear, e Expresaly imported for this market. 4i { iy A fall line of New Style HOSLERY, etc. . > hes ae oh cordial jntlietion is. extended to all to examine the etegant stock. Call early. . A. GOLDSMITH, gr organ’ s. Blogk," ; Nevada City af Fee Most ELEGANT STOCK OF *" ‘ tg No'trouble to sliow goods—— ~,= ’ ‘ 9 \ AE

CK’S g nm Broad, MITTEE -. of Charc: ch. led tothe 6 dies POUND : than they in Nev ada OF IDIES! , ete., ted. 2ARS, invoice of STICids, and 3 of City. . , are inm Pine ri y. than ‘ains. I sell ‘Dyn STMAS ~ EE MY i SELL S. FOR : N ANY -ATED . Styles. ranted. : 874. ames f. re ‘Gooks jn the § State for the QLaion Honee f. “ing Sheriff George Smith and other es “ bakers and other perties on ChristThe Daily Transcript A ‘NEVADA cIiry, CAL. PE PRESET EE SS ES EEO LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevitiess : The Military band tooted their horns at intervals during Christmas day, at the National Hotel. -Itlooks natural.to the ,hosts of. . friends of Miss Flora®ornfll, to see her familiar face about town again J ‘“«CharleyMoore has secured ‘the ‘services of one of. the best. white tel. of ~ -SenatorStew chet, ke ieft the Paid. reint wires and gotie to Washing= but he id not visit his start: & point in tif —Nevada, City. The Gruss, alley Gnien was remémbered ‘by ranchers, brewers, . tas, Mrs. Chaldean and Dr, Kingsbury ‘will read selact pieces‘on Mon: day evening.at the meeting of the " Literary Society. All the children ef the “Congregational and Catholic Sunday schools, were made happy by’ cnn from a_ Christm ts tree. Fred. Baylis of ‘Truckee is visitfriends ia this city. He had no order to leave from the’<‘601,"" bat he simply wanted te travel. Lestér & Malloy have a small sized tumbler they will . sell: Tt «came from Hayford-& Hymes of . colfax, and a keg of lager came with it. The glass can be filled several times from ens keg. The, Beard of Edecation= have or“dered seats for the new School room, fiom Bell & Belden. "They will be ready te putin before school, commaences, sg that the additions . schoel ean’ be started with the others. George Waters is visiting Grass , Yalley. He has been practicing law an Nevada since he left this county, and we dearn has been very successful inthe sagebrush State. The decisivn of the question about : quack doctors being more ‘injurious than assassins, does not prevent the mails eoming to ~this city being Hooded with quack advertisements. > R. McMurray “‘stood. in” with the aiestair committees tutil they disposed of every article tney had for salés Mr. Palmer ‘Srvith of. North Bloomfield, not te be outdone in:liberality by those who had attended ‘on previous nights, bought a sawhorse fer tén and a half dollars. Whatis the difference between trinkets and saw-borses? Hr, @ Drawing the’Piano. : Astitated elsewhere there has been a large number of tickets sold on the ‘piano te be presented tothe holder of. the ducky ticket, but the returns . from these*who had them for sale @re not all in, ,consequently it was deemed best to laeter the drawing to. _-gome fwture time. The ladies desire to dispose of as many of the tickets as possible but they wish it distinctly understood that the numbers remaining urisold will be destroyed, so that there can be 110 possible. chance for the society to ‘druw the instrument back. The drawing will take place at an early date. There should have been an announcement made the night ef the Fair that the drawing wes pos , but there was so much bastle and confusion, tht it slipped the minds of the committee. Ticket helders can rest assured, however, thaf the drawing will take place, and that it will be fairly and honorably conducted. a Programme of Exercises. The fellewing is the programme of . , exercises of the Nevada Literary Society, for Monday; Dec. 28th: Ist. General business, 2d. Instremental masic by Miss ' @Maria Hupp. 3rd. Vocal music. . 4th. Bebate, question—Resulved, That the elective franchise should be extended to women. Affirmative -—Geo. S. Hupp and-L. Garthe. Negative—Joka Pattison and L. H, Gaylord. ‘ 5th. Tnstramental duet by Missand Master Goldsmith. 6th. Recitations—Rum’s Maniac, (in character) by Dr. W. B. Kingsbury. ‘Tth. Tam 0° Shanter (instrumen* tal) by ‘Prof. Ed. Maller. 8th. Recitation—The Maniac (in ES character) Mrs. Nellie E. Chapman. \9th. Vocal duet by Mrs. Thomp__gon‘and. Joseph Jenkins, 10th. Adjournment. 4 of teachers i in Maine are said to have va ‘ ames. or.’ Masks for «THE school population of Mainé “$s. 223,519: ©The total attendance’ in ~ . the public-schools during the past year. was 132,33 ed for school amounts to State allows $ ~ The money raisurposes, by towns, $2 90 pér scholar. The $2 in addition to this. ) The total value of all: school — in the State, includiig grounds, $3,000,000. Since 1860 the wages ‘beet Atearly doubled. Ay Geerge W. Weleh,} Importer and wholesale dealer in school books, blank. books, legal books and stationery. Blank books ot every description made to, order. Publishers discount: * allowed to school and public lilyaries. Subscriptions regeived: for Bewapepers . ” and magazines at publishers rates. Costumes for the Ball. Persons wishing Dominoes, Cos? per Cambric Fancy Dress Masquerade Party, can obtain them by deat, ing orders at-tlie residence of OC. Cornell, Aristocracy Hill. P eee call early. <# ta New Goods. Ground: Mace, ground nutmegs, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, sins, currants, seedless raisins, citron, lemon peel, orange. peel, canned mince meat, and one tyousaad and one other’kinds of groceries cam be found at LESTER & MULLOY’S. Notice.” ; Potter & Sigourney take the lead in Holiday Goods. .Call and * see their curiosities just received, dildtt é = ll : Men utiful Jewelry. C. a ba on, Broad street, abové-Pine, has a ‘magnificent display of Jewelry, all kinds, of bis own make, made of « coin gold. Cail and see it.. .a ore al3 Christmas and New Year Cakes. John Hurst, at his Bakery on Commercial street, adjoining the Transcript Block, is. now prepared to furnish all kinds of Cakes, Frosted or Plain, for Christmas and New Years, in the very best manner, and made of choice materials. .Hp will also fill orders for Wedding Cakes on short notice and ornamented in the, highest stylé of the art. Hurst algo supplies his customers with. hot bread every morning. d8im aGo to Nivens’ new stand, corner of cigars in town. Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San. Francisca, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only eleva_ avg27 the world. Our ‘‘Elite’’ Portrait. 09 ~~ oe = Betrer THAN Gone Souru.—'‘'Go South! Go South!” is the parrot ezy of the friends of the consumptive. It who are suffering from lung and throat complaints can go South, or ‘would be benefited if they did go. Hale’s Honey of-Horehound and Tar is worth more than millions -of cubic feet of southern air as a remedy for every species of. pulmonary. ccmplaint. It will cure any cough, any cold, any bronchial complaint, and effectually arrest the tendency to consumption. Pike’s Toothache Drops—cure in one minute. « UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. Ira A. Eaton & C. H. Moore PROPRIETORS. Open all Night. Fancy Paper _ Cambric —— THE MARRIED LADIAS CLUB of Nevada City, will give a Grand Masquerade and Fancy Dress Ball, V FRIDAY EVEN’G, JAN. L At Temperance Hall, Nevada A general invitation is extended.Committee of Arrangements. << MRS M. HUNT. MRS. B. B. LEE. MR J: ROLFE. MES H. 8. WELCH MRKS.B. J. WATSON. Mis. CHAS, MARSH. Nevada, Dec. 13th. -Pickets, including Supver %. Masonic Building, Cores OF X4 the Ladies” Pu. ‘also rai. CANDY ever brought-to Nevada City, Broad and Pine streets for the best. tor connected with photography in }is well meant bat silly. Few of those: ‘. Chewing and Smoking Tebacco, BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY. ’ OF need" HOLIDAY GOODS AT VARIETY STORE, Pine Street, Nevada City, FANCY GooDs, FRENCH CANDIES, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, _CIGAR HOLDERS, ~ CUTLERY, ete. unr es ’ Attention i8 called tova large and sthenaia Assortmett of Choice No. 1, FRENCH CANDIES, Just received; which wilf be sold at Retail For 371-2 Cents per Pouud, Usually sold for 75 cents per pound. A libergl diseouht made to wholesale purchasers. / > This am the finest assortment of FANCY AMERICAN CANDIES Ata ‘Still Greater Reduction, ° nd ‘ 3 @ CIGARS and TOBACCO. All the fnvdrite ati, including the Finest Imported Havana and: Domestic « Cigars. Ever brought to the mountains, which: will be suld CHEAPER than any other firm in Nevada County can afford them. Country Dealers desiring Holiday Goods cun*purchase them of us at Prices. ‘ “ specially invited to call and examine this fine stock of HOLIDAY GGODS, and see how cheap we are selling ani. “The Public are J. JACOBS & BRO, sores, Dec. 4; eT? £ . C. DONNELLY IN THE FIELD! ! w™ A SPLENDID STOCK OF AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND TOY CANDIES, Which having bought atreduced rates; he ; he is enabled to sell

Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada City. ; * NUTS. NUTS. All kinds and varieties, of this year’s growth, warranted: Fresh and Good. _. « The special attention of Committees for’ Christmas Trees of Churches. Schools and private residence, is called to his stock of. TOY CANDIES. Which is Larger, Better and in greater variety than can be found elsewhere, and which he will sell at LOWER RATES Than any other Candy Store in the city. CIGARS and TOBACCQ. I would call the attention of the public to my new stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO, which embraces al] the favorite brands of Imported and Domestic Cigars, ——and she Sacst onslitios of = JACOBS & BROS. less than San Franciscé WholesaleJUST RECEIVED AT Ed. Goldsmith's Column. PRESTON’S DRUG STORE, A. Large Invoice of Toilet Goods, ‘New Patterns of Hand Mirror and Br ushes, ~ ae N ew Perfumes and Extracts. An Elegant assortment of . ake a Toilet ‘ Soaps, Pomades -ana Wate ‘ Dressing, is COUGH CANDY aGat IN MARKET, aiss: a Futl Line of — Drugs, Chemicals, Puints, abo i ‘and Varnishes, a E, M. PRESON, Druggist, N.W: corner Broad and Pjne Siesta, TAM’S OYSTER SALOON ‘Pine Street, between Broad and_ Commer” ,cial, ‘Nevada City. ANTONIO TAM has. lately returned from the Bay, where he made arrangements to re ceive Eastern. and California Oystets, Fresh every day, and servedupin any style desired, He algo laid ina large stock of GONFEC. . TIONEKY and NUTS ¢ of the freshest and choicest varieties, and lots-of other GOOD things, which. he desires. the good people of Nevada to call and exajniné, THE FINEST CIGARS, -. To be found in this city are to be had at his OYSTER: SALOON, and smokers ‘are.-reguested to call and be convinced of the ac Families supplied with OYSTERS at their houses; by leaving orders at the SA-, LOON, . ANTONIO TAM, sep 13 __NBvapa CIry : ‘Auction, Commission and Vari‘ety Store. > ° ° 2 “a . Toys. Toys. Stim AVING just received a Large Stock, I : will sell for the NEXT. THIRTY: .DAYS!, Wagotis, Carts, W heelbarrows, 2, 3. and ‘4 Whee! Buggies, Whips, Canes, Guus, Roexing Horses, Shoo-Flys, Dolls, Albums, Violins, Drums, Swords; China Tea Sets, and in fact everything in ihe shape of TOYS, can be had at WHOLESALE OR RE’ TAIL, Ihave an immense stock “on handand will undersell every ether firm in this town . or leaye on the first train that comes to the’ city. ing at 104, M, and continuing until 9 P.M, J.S. HOLBROOK. December Ist, 1874. } IMMEN SE ARRIVAL ! SIx THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF Boots and Shoes; ei : Have just been received at W. R. COLK’S STORE, At the cgorner’of Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. This is the finest assortmenc: ever séen in this city. They were purchased for Cash, and at prices whick will allow them to be sold at LOWER RATES than they can be obtained elsewhere in Nevada County. Among the stock may be found the latest ; styles and finest quality of Ladies, Missesand Childen’s Shoes,_ New style men’s SEWED BOOTS, Grand Duke Alexis ‘Ties, Overshoes of every style and description, ete. A large assortment of CALY, KIP and SOLE LEATHER, and general Boot and Shoe Findings, which will be sold to dealers_at-San Francisco’ cost prices, freight included, for Gash: linvite every oné to call and examine my goods before purchasing, feeling assured that I can please them in quajity and. price. nov26 W. R. CUE. WATCHMAKER, = : WATCHES AND €LOCKSf0R SALE or ordered. Kepuiring vl Watcues and Clocks attended tv. =< C. J. BRAND. . * JEWELER, » EWELRY of my own tnanufacture for ey sale. PRECIUUS STONES kKxert on BAND and set into Jewelry at the shortest hetice. All Jewelry ordered, « xecuted-in a} workmanlike manner aud warranted to be of standard karat as represented. No. 70 Broad Street. Nevada City, Dec, 2, 1874, ; CANDIES! 2 ‘*“¥o_be found in the market. Meerschaum Pipes, Cutlery, Albums, Japanese Ware. Jewelry, Plated Ware an Yankee riety. ' By honorable dealing, and selling my goods at the Lowest Living Prices, I solicit ashare of the patronage of the people. ef ‘Nevada City. ; 4. DONNELLY. ‘Broad Street, next dear to Knowl4 ton’s Jewelry Store. Notions generally, in great Va., CANTY & WA NER, Wholesale & Retail Con ers, No. 107 Montgomery Street, ’ SAN FRANCISCO, —— TTENTION is called to our: immense assortment of ES 3 Toys and “Other Goods Suitable for the Coming Holidays. = Warranted to keep inall climates. Prices low and terms liberal. Orders for the in terior promptly and earefully attended to. fefid us your orders, n2@1Lur W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. pea LOCATED AT . GRASS VAGLEY. a ae : & {HEADQUARTERS . , _moaosewcen THE COMING HOLIDAYS . To-Day, Dec. zu 1874. AT THE STORE OF -» ED, GOLDSMITH, TOYS ee Auction EVERY SATU RDAY, commence. . ' =a] SEASON. OPENING smo Ope 5 at i * @ « . . GRAND Sila ‘OF THE Most Beautiful Stock of © and Endless Variety of * FANCY Goons, ACERT . OPENING © Apr A, GOLDSMITH?S . DRY-. GOODS BAZAAR, . BROAD STREET; t4 3 f Dress Goods, & Shawls, os RANA, Silks, GENUINE FURS, And a Full Stock of ~ DRESS TRIMMING, HATS —AND— MILLINERY_ Goons, Ever brought to this : City. at 7 A Full Line of THREE PLY AND BRUSSELS cARPETS AND DOLLS: nina From the Cheapest ae the Finest;Made C mplete Stock of FRENCH AND A'MERICAN’ . Prize Boxes, Fancy Candies, * Boxes, &c.— Ware Sets, Statues, ete. RO es Willow Ware’ all descriptions. Elegant : agsortment of Jet and Other J omiey ; Large find Complete Stock of CIGARS. All Brands of the Finest TOBACCO, charge will find it to their advantage to call . elsewhere. for sale at 60.cents a box, Don's Forget the Place. ED. GOLDSMITH, Nevada City, Déc, &th, 1974. im pad a WAGONS, GIGS, CARRIAGES. China and Bohemian Glass Havana & Domestic CUTLERY and many other articles for the Holidays too numerous to mehtion. Goods sold to suit the times and persons in want of Holiday Goods will’ do well to call and see for Seapets, No Gyubie to + Bhow.goodsCommittees» vhaving Christnms Trees in and examine my Goods before Penang 100 pounds of Barafue Candles for Trees. Commercial Street, opposite the}. OFFICE NO 21.MAIN . ‘STARE. mé fp ‘Transcript Printing Office. OIL CLOTHS ne a Great Bargains’ . Are now offered, which the foltT}, % lowing prices affixed wil prove, _ Best Prints.with gaia borders, 10 yards for $1. 7 “yards Canton — Flannel for $1. 8 yards Muslin for $1. ‘10-4 Sheeting, *37} per yard,. cents French Merinos 85 conts per yard. >< 5 Finest Black “scaak, (worth 87 cents) at; 50 cents per yard.Fine Silk and Wool Diagonal Poplin, 75 tents per yard. = French Corsets at 50 cts. tubber Dress Protectors, 3 for 50 cents. Silk : Poplin, striped and all colors, 50 cents per yard. Black Dress Silks of all qualities, 30 per cent. lower than. usnad prices. Silk Velvét fine trimmed pet, $2-50, E ee t pe i) ecialty in Ladies’ and Children’s ~. Knit — Underwear, e Expresaly imported for this market. 4i { iy A fall line of New Style HOSLERY, etc. . > hes ae oh cordial jntlietion is. extended to all to examine the etegant stock. Call early. . A. GOLDSMITH, gr organ’ s. Blogk," ; Nevada City af Fee Most ELEGANT STOCK OF *" ‘ tg No'trouble to sliow goods—— ~,= ’ ‘ 9 \ AE