December 27, 1881 (4 pages)

ateur CLUB. Dee. 23, LRDS -H. Mitshey, Taito: . EX. itis, chingten, ae & wich ompany Company J. Campbe’} If. 1 Sere sige Milis «Gill Fy oi 6 OOM Brocking glon vlanion Bibione Coinpa, monic: Ay by W, J-Pearre* nd L, Ox usley AL Mitehe' als MYON thtaly SAL7 Fred. G6 Soper oR. Vi incent fe 18orze* Gill bac T, Sanky ;-Blind Bov Trewhellg , She's 4 eWilliams ~ oo» Bd Mills y Parade” mpany, ATING, «BR. Vincent J, Cainpbeil ohn Roberts mas Mitchell. L, Ounley .N. Nathan . . Ed. Mills se. . 50 Cents «4-25 Cents a Cee On. v of Nevada, , District AtmY Oa wil 25th day of rsig med will vernor of the don w EA: in the Pentmviction for the Superior _ at the OctoVHILLDIN. : . Ovfers $1,000. challenge. i to any Machine. 5 tS SPURIOUS AS. r Powder. der conhing but Tartar rb.Soda COMBINED. KG . SS, HICKS, xlt’s Bakerys Ws ons, Ete. 2 sold by usto ud set at ing Rates evening at the residence of Thomas , sued, in Sacramento, is spentimg the holi-iesday, a6 Harmer’s camp up the river, had and the ee watter is _ excellent. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY; CALIFORNIA, ey QS WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal ani Social Items Gleaned Kivre and There. Geo.G. Allau went to the Bay Sunday. . : : ‘ Miss A. Turner, of Hunt’s Hill, le't for San Francisco yesterday morning to attend the Teachers Conventivn which is to be held on the 28th mstant. The party tobe givennext Thursday Mooney on Selby Flat will be largely attended, in all probahility, as. numerous invitatious have ‘been _isHarry Martin, -who for some time pist has been sta@ying the-“‘art presorvative” at Crocker’ sestablishment days withihis mother and sister in this city. i Sunday morning Mrs. EF. “Merrificld-vesarned to San Francisco, and on ov about Thursday willleave with her husband for the Hast. The resilence ia this vity heretofore oceupied by them has bees leased to D. Wellington. spaces ee George Allyn, who was paralyzed last week, was ‘na slightly imprevid condition yertarday, although there is but little chance for his re-covery. Heis unable to take any fiod without mechanical assistance, ‘and continues unconscious, — ~ SoeBRIEF M ENTION, Varlous Happenings: in inners of Town. The County Supervisors meet next ‘The people of Vas, Bet had .a Christmas tree Saturday night. After the distribution of tke presents there was dancing, which eontinued + 11 12 o'clock. Mr. and Mre. Mershon-ef Trackee. wio have each seen more fhan thr-e s:ore-and ten, year:, are taffling oit their home in that town 60 they can remove to Nevada Gity where the climate is milder, The Truckee Reprblican says that George Hayes, alagger who works hoth of his feet frozen to the ankles last week. He-4% improving and will soon recover, The Christinas number of the San . ‘Francisco Wasp is a magnificient ford Brobeck. publication. The illustrations excel all previous efforts in that line by the same paper, which is saying much, te =writ Green’ s Story. . The Christmas story written by W. S$. Green and published in ast Saturday’s Record-Union is 4 production that teflects the highest credit. upon its author. It has eapecial interest for us, as several of the scenes of action are laid in this © wunty. Nevada City, North. San Juan and Lake City figure prominently inthe story. Mr. Green got. the “lay of the country” when he was up here with the San Francisco Debris Commission last Fall, ani his descriptions of the different localities are true to natute. >. ~—_ The Miustrels. To-morrow evening the Grass Valley Minstrels give their. pleasing entertainment at the Theatre. in this city, The programme which appears in our advertising columus, is a varied and -complete one. The object to whichthe proceeds are. to be devoted: should secure a large Attendance, * Settle Dp, Xr, All bills due me for groceries, and remaining unpaid onthe lst proximo, will be p'aced in the hands. of a collector, Pay mow and save costs. 427 -3t ALEX. GAULT. _—— +e as —One Week Onby. — We will close out our’ stock of Dotls and Dishesat cost. Branv & ACSETT, 4 d27-lw Mouse te Rent. A fue residence on Broad street is for rent Apply to Mes M. gs. @ CHEIST WAS JOYS. jor'sfomins Was Observed inthis, Sinful Tewnr. ‘Christmas was observed in Neva: da City, with éhe same vigor that has always marke@ the obser vance here of this and ether holidays. Saturday evening theté-were:trees in’ three of the churches and soine private families; numerous displays:of empty stocking’of all sizes-and conditions hanging fromthe mantle pieces) bedposts or chair backs in mahy a house ; childreu who liad great expectations, and children. who had made up their minds to take things. as they came ; men dronk and men sober ;.and women—God bless “em “Sula ways and means. to add to the general enjoyment -#f the anniversary. The crowd went to the church festivals, At the Congregatree, they say. .It was one of the best arranged .ever seen in. thot church, It giistened with goldeu apples; silver nuts and waxen tapers, young and old., The. accompanying exercises 'were:some ‘songs by . tlie choir, avd an adklress and a prayer by the pastor, The Baptist tree was a pretty one, and a wagon load or so of presents were plucked from its branches. and distributed among the big and little ones by’ Kriss Kringle’s faithful agent, Skip Robinson. The programme of musical and literary exercises here was enjoyable, as will tions: Christmas Carol—'‘Hark the Angels Sing,” by-the school. Revitation—‘Santa , Claus,” by Mabel Boyer, Vocal Solo—‘Just as married life should be,” hy Lillie Boyer, Recitation — ‘‘The® foolish ‘little Maiden” by Katie Hodge. « Vocal Duet — “Magyie Darling now Good-bye,” by Anuie Hall and C. 8. Robinson. Recitation—“Kate Ketchum” by A. Hothersall, Vocal solo and chorus, by Mabel and Lillie Boyer. Recitation—“*ThieStylish Charch, ” by Alice Shurtleff, Quintette—“*My Cottage Home.” } Vocal Daet—“*Where — Sparkling Waters Flow,”-by Katie and Bessie Hodée. Recitation—*‘The Model Chureh” by Alice Hackly,. Vocal Duet—‘‘Come Lute to the Fountain,” Hall end Bessie Hodge. Recitation—'‘‘Press On,” by Hartwith thy by Annie Vocal Solo—‘“'T have a Lover,’’ by Bessie Hodge. The Methodists had also ‘made extensive preparations for entertaining themselves and friends, and those who did the work felt’ more.-than repaid .when they saw kow much enjoyment was eredted. The gifttree bore well, and its truits were appreciated by the recipients, The exercises at this ehurch wefe as follows: : There was a short Christmasaddress by the ;a:tor and several choruses rendered’ by the school ina ereditable manner ig there was no previous drill, Christmas wae atel by quietness, -A few male citizens got more. ‘egg-nog aboard than they could sail straight with, but as yesterday was a legal holiday they -have had a good Opportunity to recover their equilibriam, Last, evening there was a beautiful: tree and a joyous festival at the Episcopal Church. A Tragedy in. Prospect. A young Nevada City lady’ who recently retarned, from -@ visit to Grass Valley was favored a few days later:by the receipt of the following cevtible youths of the tows, upon whios@ heart, she had, it. seems, unwittingly made an impression : Egyptian darkness, black and dense, ‘Bnvelopes our poor village ; t = And often times ‘tis that intease « "Twould suit a thief for pillage. The sky with clouds is overcast, The soul to gloom inclining ; They're rushing by, both thick and fast, And have no silver lining. © Could you but-be with us once more, Our fils we know you'd banigh ; Our troubles. then would all. be o'er, They would like ynagic vanish.Most everything has gone away, Since you've withdrawn your magic, And if you don’t return bye-'n-bye, : We'll all do something tragic. Miners Was Wanted. A lady's gold opera chain will! be Tiffied as~soon as sufficient tickets can be gold. Chaio to ve seen at Mrs. Laster. & Crawford's, eile at the above store aud at A. bk Tickets for How the An@iversary of @xr Say~ tional they foand ‘the handsomest . . aud was bowed-down with gifts for . , be seen by noading the list of selec. ‘ pathetic lines from one of the sus: Wanted immediately at ‘the Ris-] PALL AND WINTER. GOODS. Fs Ns HY MAN: BROTHE RS Have just received a fallassortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOYS CLOTHING) & urnishing Goods, _ eae ‘Trunks, Satchels, Valises, = ‘Mats, Caps, eid ‘ Boots, Ladies’ Shoes, Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Ete. { Suitable for Fall oad Winter Trade, mete oitensilh engaged in the. WHOLESALE MANUEACE UPN & IMPORTING BUSINESS It is our purpose THIS SHASON . To give to the nore the benefit of © OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See us Before’ en eee * BRANCH HOUSES: No. 7 Murray Street, New York, . ; : Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, No, 216 and 218 California Street, San Francisco, Cor. Broad and Pine sts, Nevada City. HYMAN ‘BROTHERS. LUETJE & BRAND, = 7 “Broad Street, Nevada city, Greatest Downfall ‘RS IN Yen FIVE WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, SPRBTACLES, 2 aes}. . TUMBLE ‘Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices. THE -E have just recsived and are manu \ facturing a magnificent steck of Holiday Goods, Te which we invite the attention of the On Commercial Street, EH AS Just mrcreran ss CAR LOADS. a people of Nevada Couaty. We have GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BREAST PINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BRACELETS, BANGLES, GHARMS, etc., Beautifully setin Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, reasoner Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing. pena, SEE 9 : ’ Ladies’ and. Gents’ precious stones. Everything im our store is ee" pe FURNISHING coopDs, represented, and-our f i BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, HOME MADE JEWELRY Ulsters, Dolmans, Blankets. “is warranted 18 carats fine. LADIES’ WHITE GOODS, And Thousands of other Articles ‘too numerous to mention. =9 r— Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public tnspection, This shipment consists of Staple and Fancy Dry Good:, HOLIDAY PRESENTS In Endless Variety, We are selling our beautiful stotk Cheaper than any other store in the State. If you want to make a ake a beautiful: Christmas or New Year's Present: Luetje & Brand Can. supply you, remembering that the BEST IS -THE CHEAPEST, And that thisonly place to get . Watches and Jewelry That you can depend upon. Engraving D Done Free. Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clocks Repatred in the best manner and at low prices.Jewelry of all kinds made to endee at Calland Exami ine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Early Purchasers. will se, cure Bargains, As Vs am determined to close out. my . entire stock at ANY PRICE! Don't Forget the Zzkind’g, ~ AR-Lw, ie Mechanics Store. Mechanics Store, GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE — Fe a et ee ee ee Latlies, Read and Ponder Over It Having concluded, to retiré. from business in Nevada City, we will offer our entire stock of New and Elegant. DRY AND FANCY GOODS, . AT 40 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. 9 oat Sale Begins Tuesday, Deo. 27, ae And Ends Saturday, Jan. 21, 1882. “ROOM FOR Pees card 64 Feet of Shelving and Two Counters 24 feet long will be Sold for $12, . THE NINE CENT STORE W inl eictbeate leave Nevada City Monday, January 23d, 1882. Do not miss this golden opportunity, as a similar chance may not occur again within a hundred years. . Remember we are closing out to retire from business,and will not take the cost of an article into consideration. CO QUICKLY), = GO ATONCE! GO! Do not wait until the clamor of our stay is over—until the shades of evening fall. For if you do vn will lose . these matchless bargains. . YOU WILL LOSE THEM ALL! ‘SHIVELY'S NINE CENT STORE, 7 Sissy Goods Avcising 7 i I mond Palace, BROAD STREET, ‘NEVADA CITY.* MRS. L. W. “THATCHER, Fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. MRS. THATCHER has just returned from San i where she Spent one week iA carefully selecting an elegant HOLIDAY STOCK of Rich Jewelry, Solid Gold Chains, in all the latest designs, lime Watches,Swiss and American movements in ectra fine gold and silver cases. Stone Cameo, Onyx, Turquoise and Amethyst Sets, EarRings: Shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Band an Clin Bracelets, Rings in endless v@ riety, and all the Latest Novellies in tive market. I purchase my goods from manufacturers direct and propose to sell them ata ited small advance on their cost. I have adopted the plan of marking ivery article in plain, figures, so that every one can see the prices. for themselves, Solid silver ware in cases, and’ Rogers Bros. triple plated ware on white metal for table and ornamental usein all the newest patterns direct from the factory East. All goods engrayed free of charge. Also the most completle assortment of Seth Thomas,calendar and 8 day clocks at prices as low as the lowest. Gold spectacles, eyeglasses, etc. All orders from the country promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed in every Sun mine, Colfax, twenty ‘firstshort notice. ic Transcript, Block, cass quartz minere, . Wajes, $2 per cares nrvhogs Commercial St, Nevada, City day and board. Apply the su"eee tite continuance, L WA ° YN ‘ te my Spe-ialties, Fine goods and low prices, transaction. Repairing and adjusting fine -watches ‘by on experienced * watchmaker and warranted for one year. T invite petticelar attentioa to we

ateur CLUB. Dee. 23, LRDS -H. Mitshey, Taito: . EX. itis, chingten, ae & wich ompany Company J. Campbe’} If. 1 Sere sige Milis «Gill Fy oi 6 OOM Brocking glon vlanion Bibione Coinpa, monic: Ay by W, J-Pearre* nd L, Ox usley AL Mitehe' als MYON thtaly SAL7 Fred. G6 Soper oR. Vi incent fe 18orze* Gill bac T, Sanky ;-Blind Bov Trewhellg , She's 4 eWilliams ~ oo» Bd Mills y Parade” mpany, ATING, «BR. Vincent J, Cainpbeil ohn Roberts mas Mitchell. L, Ounley .N. Nathan . . Ed. Mills se. . 50 Cents «4-25 Cents a Cee On. v of Nevada, , District AtmY Oa wil 25th day of rsig med will vernor of the don w EA: in the Pentmviction for the Superior _ at the OctoVHILLDIN. : . Ovfers $1,000. challenge. i to any Machine. 5 tS SPURIOUS AS. r Powder. der conhing but Tartar rb.Soda COMBINED. KG . SS, HICKS, xlt’s Bakerys Ws ons, Ete. 2 sold by usto ud set at ing Rates evening at the residence of Thomas , sued, in Sacramento, is spentimg the holi-iesday, a6 Harmer’s camp up the river, had and the ee watter is _ excellent. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY; CALIFORNIA, ey QS WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal ani Social Items Gleaned Kivre and There. Geo.G. Allau went to the Bay Sunday. . : : ‘ Miss A. Turner, of Hunt’s Hill, le't for San Francisco yesterday morning to attend the Teachers Conventivn which is to be held on the 28th mstant. The party tobe givennext Thursday Mooney on Selby Flat will be largely attended, in all probahility, as. numerous invitatious have ‘been _isHarry Martin, -who for some time pist has been sta@ying the-“‘art presorvative” at Crocker’ sestablishment days withihis mother and sister in this city. i Sunday morning Mrs. EF. “Merrificld-vesarned to San Francisco, and on ov about Thursday willleave with her husband for the Hast. The resilence ia this vity heretofore oceupied by them has bees leased to D. Wellington. spaces ee George Allyn, who was paralyzed last week, was ‘na slightly imprevid condition yertarday, although there is but little chance for his re-covery. Heis unable to take any fiod without mechanical assistance, ‘and continues unconscious, — ~ SoeBRIEF M ENTION, Varlous Happenings: in inners of Town. The County Supervisors meet next ‘The people of Vas, Bet had .a Christmas tree Saturday night. After the distribution of tke presents there was dancing, which eontinued + 11 12 o'clock. Mr. and Mre. Mershon-ef Trackee. wio have each seen more fhan thr-e s:ore-and ten, year:, are taffling oit their home in that town 60 they can remove to Nevada Gity where the climate is milder, The Truckee Reprblican says that George Hayes, alagger who works hoth of his feet frozen to the ankles last week. He-4% improving and will soon recover, The Christinas number of the San . ‘Francisco Wasp is a magnificient ford Brobeck. publication. The illustrations excel all previous efforts in that line by the same paper, which is saying much, te =writ Green’ s Story. . The Christmas story written by W. S$. Green and published in ast Saturday’s Record-Union is 4 production that teflects the highest credit. upon its author. It has eapecial interest for us, as several of the scenes of action are laid in this © wunty. Nevada City, North. San Juan and Lake City figure prominently inthe story. Mr. Green got. the “lay of the country” when he was up here with the San Francisco Debris Commission last Fall, ani his descriptions of the different localities are true to natute. >. ~—_ The Miustrels. To-morrow evening the Grass Valley Minstrels give their. pleasing entertainment at the Theatre. in this city, The programme which appears in our advertising columus, is a varied and -complete one. The object to whichthe proceeds are. to be devoted: should secure a large Attendance, * Settle Dp, Xr, All bills due me for groceries, and remaining unpaid onthe lst proximo, will be p'aced in the hands. of a collector, Pay mow and save costs. 427 -3t ALEX. GAULT. _—— +e as —One Week Onby. — We will close out our’ stock of Dotls and Dishesat cost. Branv & ACSETT, 4 d27-lw Mouse te Rent. A fue residence on Broad street is for rent Apply to Mes M. gs. @ CHEIST WAS JOYS. jor'sfomins Was Observed inthis, Sinful Tewnr. ‘Christmas was observed in Neva: da City, with éhe same vigor that has always marke@ the obser vance here of this and ether holidays. Saturday evening theté-were:trees in’ three of the churches and soine private families; numerous displays:of empty stocking’of all sizes-and conditions hanging fromthe mantle pieces) bedposts or chair backs in mahy a house ; childreu who liad great expectations, and children. who had made up their minds to take things. as they came ; men dronk and men sober ;.and women—God bless “em “Sula ways and means. to add to the general enjoyment -#f the anniversary. The crowd went to the church festivals, At the Congregatree, they say. .It was one of the best arranged .ever seen in. thot church, It giistened with goldeu apples; silver nuts and waxen tapers, young and old., The. accompanying exercises 'were:some ‘songs by . tlie choir, avd an adklress and a prayer by the pastor, The Baptist tree was a pretty one, and a wagon load or so of presents were plucked from its branches. and distributed among the big and little ones by’ Kriss Kringle’s faithful agent, Skip Robinson. The programme of musical and literary exercises here was enjoyable, as will tions: Christmas Carol—'‘Hark the Angels Sing,” by-the school. Revitation—‘Santa , Claus,” by Mabel Boyer, Vocal Solo—‘Just as married life should be,” hy Lillie Boyer, Recitation — ‘‘The® foolish ‘little Maiden” by Katie Hodge. « Vocal Duet — “Magyie Darling now Good-bye,” by Anuie Hall and C. 8. Robinson. Recitation—“Kate Ketchum” by A. Hothersall, Vocal solo and chorus, by Mabel

and Lillie Boyer. Recitation—“*ThieStylish Charch, ” by Alice Shurtleff, Quintette—“*My Cottage Home.” } Vocal Daet—“*Where — Sparkling Waters Flow,”-by Katie and Bessie Hodée. Recitation—*‘The Model Chureh” by Alice Hackly,. Vocal Duet—‘‘Come Lute to the Fountain,” Hall end Bessie Hodge. Recitation—'‘‘Press On,” by Hartwith thy by Annie Vocal Solo—‘“'T have a Lover,’’ by Bessie Hodge. The Methodists had also ‘made extensive preparations for entertaining themselves and friends, and those who did the work felt’ more.-than repaid .when they saw kow much enjoyment was eredted. The gifttree bore well, and its truits were appreciated by the recipients, The exercises at this ehurch wefe as follows: : There was a short Christmasaddress by the ;a:tor and several choruses rendered’ by the school ina ereditable manner ig there was no previous drill, Christmas wae atel by quietness, -A few male citizens got more. ‘egg-nog aboard than they could sail straight with, but as yesterday was a legal holiday they -have had a good Opportunity to recover their equilibriam, Last, evening there was a beautiful: tree and a joyous festival at the Episcopal Church. A Tragedy in. Prospect. A young Nevada City lady’ who recently retarned, from -@ visit to Grass Valley was favored a few days later:by the receipt of the following cevtible youths of the tows, upon whios@ heart, she had, it. seems, unwittingly made an impression : Egyptian darkness, black and dense, ‘Bnvelopes our poor village ; t = And often times ‘tis that intease « "Twould suit a thief for pillage. The sky with clouds is overcast, The soul to gloom inclining ; They're rushing by, both thick and fast, And have no silver lining. © Could you but-be with us once more, Our fils we know you'd banigh ; Our troubles. then would all. be o'er, They would like ynagic vanish.Most everything has gone away, Since you've withdrawn your magic, And if you don’t return bye-'n-bye, : We'll all do something tragic. Miners Was Wanted. A lady's gold opera chain will! be Tiffied as~soon as sufficient tickets can be gold. Chaio to ve seen at Mrs. Laster. & Crawford's, eile at the above store aud at A. bk Tickets for How the An@iversary of @xr Say~ tional they foand ‘the handsomest . . aud was bowed-down with gifts for . , be seen by noading the list of selec. ‘ pathetic lines from one of the sus: Wanted immediately at ‘the Ris-] PALL AND WINTER. GOODS. Fs Ns HY MAN: BROTHE RS Have just received a fallassortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOYS CLOTHING) & urnishing Goods, _ eae ‘Trunks, Satchels, Valises, = ‘Mats, Caps, eid ‘ Boots, Ladies’ Shoes, Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Ete. { Suitable for Fall oad Winter Trade, mete oitensilh engaged in the. WHOLESALE MANUEACE UPN & IMPORTING BUSINESS It is our purpose THIS SHASON . To give to the nore the benefit of © OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See us Before’ en eee * BRANCH HOUSES: No. 7 Murray Street, New York, . ; : Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, No, 216 and 218 California Street, San Francisco, Cor. Broad and Pine sts, Nevada City. HYMAN ‘BROTHERS. LUETJE & BRAND, = 7 “Broad Street, Nevada city, Greatest Downfall ‘RS IN Yen FIVE WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, SPRBTACLES, 2 aes}. . TUMBLE ‘Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices. THE -E have just recsived and are manu \ facturing a magnificent steck of Holiday Goods, Te which we invite the attention of the On Commercial Street, EH AS Just mrcreran ss CAR LOADS. a people of Nevada Couaty. We have GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS, BREAST PINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BRACELETS, BANGLES, GHARMS, etc., Beautifully setin Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, reasoner Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing. pena, SEE 9 : ’ Ladies’ and. Gents’ precious stones. Everything im our store is ee" pe FURNISHING coopDs, represented, and-our f i BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, HOME MADE JEWELRY Ulsters, Dolmans, Blankets. “is warranted 18 carats fine. LADIES’ WHITE GOODS, And Thousands of other Articles ‘too numerous to mention. =9 r— Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public tnspection, This shipment consists of Staple and Fancy Dry Good:, HOLIDAY PRESENTS In Endless Variety, We are selling our beautiful stotk Cheaper than any other store in the State. If you want to make a ake a beautiful: Christmas or New Year's Present: Luetje & Brand Can. supply you, remembering that the BEST IS -THE CHEAPEST, And that thisonly place to get . Watches and Jewelry That you can depend upon. Engraving D Done Free. Gold Spectacles & Eye-Glasses. Watches and Clocks Repatred in the best manner and at low prices.Jewelry of all kinds made to endee at Calland Exami ine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Early Purchasers. will se, cure Bargains, As Vs am determined to close out. my . entire stock at ANY PRICE! Don't Forget the Zzkind’g, ~ AR-Lw, ie Mechanics Store. Mechanics Store, GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE — Fe a et ee ee ee Latlies, Read and Ponder Over It Having concluded, to retiré. from business in Nevada City, we will offer our entire stock of New and Elegant. DRY AND FANCY GOODS, . AT 40 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. 9 oat Sale Begins Tuesday, Deo. 27, ae And Ends Saturday, Jan. 21, 1882. “ROOM FOR Pees card 64 Feet of Shelving and Two Counters 24 feet long will be Sold for $12, . THE NINE CENT STORE W inl eictbeate leave Nevada City Monday, January 23d, 1882. Do not miss this golden opportunity, as a similar chance may not occur again within a hundred years. . Remember we are closing out to retire from business,and will not take the cost of an article into consideration. CO QUICKLY), = GO ATONCE! GO! Do not wait until the clamor of our stay is over—until the shades of evening fall. For if you do vn will lose . these matchless bargains. . YOU WILL LOSE THEM ALL! ‘SHIVELY'S NINE CENT STORE, 7 Sissy Goods Avcising 7 i I mond Palace, BROAD STREET, ‘NEVADA CITY.* MRS. L. W. “THATCHER, Fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. MRS. THATCHER has just returned from San i where she Spent one week iA carefully selecting an elegant HOLIDAY STOCK of Rich Jewelry, Solid Gold Chains, in all the latest designs, lime Watches,Swiss and American movements in ectra fine gold and silver cases. Stone Cameo, Onyx, Turquoise and Amethyst Sets, EarRings: Shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Band an Clin Bracelets, Rings in endless v@ riety, and all the Latest Novellies in tive market. I purchase my goods from manufacturers direct and propose to sell them ata ited small advance on their cost. I have adopted the plan of marking ivery article in plain, figures, so that every one can see the prices. for themselves, Solid silver ware in cases, and’ Rogers Bros. triple plated ware on white metal for table and ornamental usein all the newest patterns direct from the factory East. All goods engrayed free of charge. Also the most completle assortment of Seth Thomas,calendar and 8 day clocks at prices as low as the lowest. Gold spectacles, eyeglasses, etc. All orders from the country promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed in every Sun mine, Colfax, twenty ‘firstshort notice. ic Transcript, Block, cass quartz minere, . Wajes, $2 per cares nrvhogs Commercial St, Nevada, City day and board. Apply the su"eee tite continuance, L WA ° YN ‘ te my Spe-ialties, Fine goods and low prices, transaction. Repairing and adjusting fine -watches ‘by on experienced * watchmaker and warranted for one year. T invite petticelar attentioa to we