December 27, 1882 (4 pages)

2 ‘hour payers, .tiaagbusiness at the old stand, HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. SS ESSE reese see = = BRIEF MENTION, Various Mappenings im and @ut of Thegold watch raffled for at the Bank Exchauge Saturday evening was won by Henry Damon, = The True Blue base ball club at Grasse Valley is to be braced up by the addition of P. T. Riley, Walter Finnie and W. J. Rogers as active members. It is expected that the Athletics of Grass Valley will come to the county seat New Year's day and ' show some of our boys how to play base ball. Yesterday wasjthe last day for paying state and county taxes. Captain Schmittburg’s office was crowded from morn till night with-leventhChase & Robinson have under way at their shop on the Plaza some very fine specimens of sign writing. One of them is embellished by some, handsome scenic work. Geo, Nichols received on Sunday last two fine fat turkeys, all dressed, from Nebraska. They arrived in splendid condition, although they were six days on the road, According to the Republican, Cook, the gold brick swindler, who recently escaped from the county jail, passed through ‘Truckee. a few days since an his way East. The Christmas services at the churches’ Sunday and Monday attracted large audiences, The music at the Catholic Church has never been surpassed, here om a like occasion, The Mountain Ice Company at Camp 16 have everything ready to harvest a crop of i¢e as soon as it freezes silty ‘They expect to put up several thousand tons this winter, The name of Julia Adama, one of the most promising members of the Junior class, and her per cent, which was 97, were accidentally omitted from the report of the High School, in Sunday's TRanscairr, The instalation of officers of Newade Lodge, F. and A. M., and ot . Nevada Royal Arch Chapter of Masons will take place at Masonic Halli this evening at 7:30. The Chapter members are requested to meet at 7 o'clock sharp. The scorers, carpenters and one or two other parties employed in connection with the late 27-hour pedestrian match at this city, claim. that Harrimaa agreed to pay them fo: their services and left town withont doing so, They are exceedingly wrathy about the circumstance, which is not to be wondered at, re A Christmas Gift. Giffin, the cigar manufacturer at this city, seut a box of Havanas to the Transcrirr Christmas, accompanied with his compliments, Of late Mr. Giffin has had great’ difficulty in manufacturing enough cigars to fill orders, but now that he is ina larger building he proposes to increase his force of. workmen ro as to keep all patrons supplied. His goods are all made by white labor, and their superior in quality cannot be found on the Coast. His prices are extremely low. An Important Change. -A" 3 ae Messrs, Brand and tt, the enterprising insurance agente at this "city, have quit domg business for the Lion Fire lnsurance Company, and have taken instead the agency for that old and reliable company, the Guardian of London, which ha: @ larger paid-up capital than any other company doing business in this country. The advertisement, which gives still fortlier particulars, will be found io another column, Suing the Maliroad. District Attorney Gaylord has begun suit in the Superior Court of; this county against the Central Pacific Railroad to recover the taxes due.the county for 1880. The amount claimed is $10,727.26, with five per cont. costs added, which makes a total of $11,263.62. Change of Proprietorship. The firm of Voyelinan & Webber haa been dissolved, Mr. Vugelman Mr. Webber will conkeeping on hand a larger stock and selling at lower prices than ever be¢ Cakt at the Union Hotel this week from 12 to 4 Pr. m. and see the . famous Duriex Gatvantc Betr. at _M. A, Baven, Agt. Go wrrm the crowd to Brand & Bassett’s. tf. Beavrivon Card Albums at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, n25-tf Dr. A. L, Hall, Fair Haven, ‘N. x. Gays: ‘Have prescribed it with marked benefit. in indigestion and ~~ Personal and Social hems Gleanc a Mrs. R. M. Hunt is visiting with friends at Sacramento. J. E. Dyer of Graniteville is spending Holiday week in town. Miss Minnie Englebright hasr returned to her home at Vallejo. Rev. E, Jacka left Christmas morning ‘for a brief visit to San Fred Bradley, a puil at the State University, is spending the Holidays at his home in this city. P. T. Riley, who has been at San Francisco studying law, expects to make his future home in Grass Valley. Geo. Crawford of Cisco, formerly a resident of this city, is here on a visit to his brother, W. H. Crawford. moe George Sargent,’ son of Minister Sargent, is in town’ The young man firet beheld the light in this village. Geo, K. Danforth and bride left Monday morning for San Francisco. They will spend three or four weeks in the city. Postmaster Holbrook has been contined to his house two or three days during the last week by an attack of rheumatism of the heart Assemblyman Sweetland has been in the city since Saturday. He has concluded not to board during his stay at Sacramento, but has secured a furnished house'on M street, and will enjoy the comforts of home life surrounded by his children. The wedding ceremony of W. F. Englebright and Miss Kate F, Holland took plage at the residence of the bride’s parents, on Piety Hill, about ten o’clock Sunday evening, Rev. J. Sims officiating. Miss Sallie Hill and E. M. Brown acted ‘as bridesmaid and groomsman. Owing to the inability of Mr. Holland to be present, Dr. R. M. Hunt gave the bride away. Numerons elegant presents were bestowed, although the guests were limited to a small number of the immediate friends of the family. After the ceremony a collation was served, and the young couple took their departure for San Francisco. They expect to be at Vallejo (the home of Mr. Englebright’s parents) on New Year’s day. A Pioneer. Twenty-three years ago to-day our enterprising merchant on Broad street, Chas. E. Mulloy, arrived in Nevada City a mere boy, and over twelve years of that time has been devoted to furnishing our citizens with choice family groceries. He has now concluded to devote the remainder ‘of his life to the same laudable occupation. See his advertisement in another column and cali on him if you wish to get value revelved, eae Secret Society Elections. Donner Chapter, R. A. M., at Truckee, has elected the following officers: H. P., D. W. Leach; K., J. W. Hoy; 8., H. Johnson; Treas., H. W. Roberts; Sec’y., J. Marzen, Jr. These are the new officers of Truckee Lodge, No. 200, F. & A. M.: W. M., C. H. Barton; §. W., D. W. Leach; J. W., J. W. Hoy; Treas., H. W. Roberts; Sec’y, J. Marven, Jr. 4 New Hoisting Works. Lawrence & Barlow, the contractors, have a good start on the building for the new water-power hoisting and pumping machinery at the Sherman Con. mine. They expect to have-everything in readiness within about 30 days, at which time the South Yuba Company cbntemplate getting water down to them via the Quaker Hill ditch now being constructed. Latsst Styles Papertries at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s. n25.tf The Japanese Carry their tooth-picks in their back hair, and always use them after eating anything. They take care of their teeth, and the teeth take care of their stomachs. Use toothpickfreely, elean with SOZODONT, and bad teeth and breaths will be scarce. Christmas Cakes, Pies and’ Puddings. : For the above. necessary luxuries you can find the following ingredient, at the grocery store of C. KE. Mulloy, No. 52 Broad street: Mew Citrons New Candied Lemon, New Raisins, Sultana or Seedless Raisins, Fresh Currants, Spices, Atmore’s Mince Meat, and in fact every thing in the line of choice family:groceries. tf Farmers and otbers desiring a genterl, lucrative ‘agency bosiess, by which $5 to $20. day.can be earned, send address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson& Co,, 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. tf ‘A Cough Cold or Sore Throat . whould be stopped. Neglect frequently reli o an incurable lung Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catdrrh Consumptiver and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried, .but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire BO caste, the have attained ted = ran among’ the few remedies of theage Public ers and ors use From to and pon Ban . _ Worsrap 10: cents an ounce, re ek aia ow, at Mre. Lester & Crawford's, =n 25-tf . as to defail and completeness, isease or Consumption. Brown's . .4 “I'the -finest range in the world. tf aCard. °°: oe Te all whoare suffering from the errors early decay, loss: manhood, &c., will vedanta will cure you, FREE OF C , Fhis great remedy was discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a ~. January Ist, 1883. The counters : Superior Court * The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: J. C. Locklin et al vs. E. D. Ainsworth. Demurrer to amended complaint argued and submitted. White va, Tompkins. Case dismissed, each party to pay its own costs, The People vs, Chas. H. Thorn alias Dorsey. Niles Scarls, Esq., entered as associate counsel on behalf of the People. Defendant by his counsel moves that a commission issue to take depositions of certain witnesses. Counsel for the People object. Hearing continued till 10 o’clock to-day, i Empire M. Co. vs. David Watt. Demurrer to complaint overruled and 15 days given to answer, Seaman vs. Kitts. Plaintiff given 15 days to amend his complaint and defendant 15 days thereafter to plead. ee Stover vs. _Murchie. Ten days additional time given defendant to answer, The People vs. J. C. P. Collins alias Patterson. J. I. Caldwell and J. M. Walling appointed counsel for the defendant. “2. Justice Blakey's Court. Maggie Gill, a woman of the town, who has for some time been gradually lowering her position in the scule of humanity and is now an outcast of the most degraded type, was arrested Saturday night by Watchman Fieids for vazrancy. Yesterday she was sentenced by Judge Blakey to 15 days in the County Jail. Jas, Han'ey, Frank Bice and F. H. Hinds had a difficulty on »Main street. It is charged that Hanley made a remark reflecting upon the chastity of Mrs. Bice, whereupon her husband and Hinds proceeded to punish the remarker. Officer Fields took the trio in charge for disturbing the peace by fighting. Wm. Mackie was sent to jail night before last to‘’await trial’ on the charge of creating a disturbance at the ‘‘brown house.” zn Christmas Dinners. The Christmas dinners served Monday at the various hotels in the city excelled all previous’ efforts in that line. At the Union, for instance, as this writer can attest, the spread was beyond criticism, both The ivy and floral decorations of the dining room were beautiful. Upon the wall at the lower end of the apa:tment were inscribed the words: ‘Merry Christmas to All.’ Rector Brothers.” Over the entrance from the front hallway hung a gigantic horseshoe serving asa frame to the word ‘‘Welcome.” The bills of fare were handsomely printed in purple, blue and gold, and consisted of four pages. s The Train Wreckers. An Auburn (Placer county) telegram saye: The trial of Rogers and Frasier concluded Saturday by the jury bringing in a verdict of not guilty. This disposes of the Cape Horn train-wrecking cases. Of five parties arrested charged with this crime, one, (Shinn) isin the State Prison. Steingall escaped from the Sheriff while being brought from San Quentin to testify, Rogers and Frasier were discharged, Saturday, and Mason, who turned Scate’s evidence, will be set free. The Murchie Mine. The Murchie mine. is looking splendidly, the ore deposits never having made amore enéouraging appearance, Next week the work of adding eight more stamps to those already in use will be begun. Leose Playing. The Athletic base ball slub beat the True Blues at Grass Valley Sunday by’ a score of 15 to 7. This gives the Athletics the best three games out of five. : Re AE A IC eS Mothers: Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your reat by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruviating pain of cutting teeth. If s0,go at once and’ get a bottle of Mrs, Winslow’s soothing syrup [t will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on eaout who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the baer and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly ‘safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of tue oldest and /best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle New Model Medallion. = Goto Gronox E. ’ TURNER’s and jee the “New Model Medallion,” -addressed —— to the Bey. Joseru T. Inman, Station D, Naw Yore pe. For Reng, The store now occupied by L. Nathan, in Transcript Block, is offered for rent. Possession given A Word te Young Men. Burdette of the Hawke e addressed some words to 8 young man of his acquaintance that every yonth in Nevada county could fad and heed to advantgye, Said he: One thing, my boy, in your ambitious haste, form or accept ‘advanced opinions.” Be pretty certain that you are abreast of the world before you look back to see how far it is behind you. Many men, looking over their shoulders to see how the world is following them, and not seeing it, imagine they have left the rest of us clear out of sight. If they would only look straight ahead, they would sée the old globe trudging along in the same steady old gait, one hundred years to a century, and not at all aware thagpany “‘advanced thinker” had -fallen off and got lost in the blinding dust that drifts and swoops away behind the chariot wheels. It is the correci thing, I know, in these rushing daya, to be “advanced,” but be sure you are looking in the right direction before you advance, and then you may advance as far and as fast as you please. But remember, the goldier who turns round and faces to the rear before he beyins ‘‘advanc: ing,” may, and indeed he u-ually does “advance” faster than avy other man inthe regiment, but it is called retreating, all the same, Timely Remedies. If you have corns, try wearing larger boots or shoes. If your girl does not like fried oysters try her with oysters on the half shell. If you can’t afford to eat a four-bit meal, try one for two-bite. If water don’t agree with you, tae your whisky straight. If your wife is cross and peevish when you come home late at night, and disapproves of your keeping late hours, try coming home the next morning. SEAN OMEN EN TETOIIE Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post O/ficw, at Ne: ada City, California, for tre week enving Dec. ‘25th 1882 Persons calling for any of these lette-s will please say “advertised ” 3.8 Howproox, P, M. Addrea, Keller “Se Agostino, Piezza Altpeter, Henry Corinth Mining Co. Canoniva, G. Drive.s, Lou. . Gérdon, Amos W, Guisepe, Cerini Imperial Mining Co. Keskeys, C, Lowell Mr. McCormick, F. H. Okey, Thompson Pollard, Elijah Petterson, Mr, Rice Mary CU, Smith, John P. Scheahan, Mrs. M. F, Townsend, J. B. HELD FOR POSTAGE, Mrs, H. W. Hyman, San Francisco, Cal, BUYEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL WIANLEY A, EDDY... Proprietor Monpay, Dec, 25, 1882. L. Kendricks, San Jose E. Fralick, Litile York D. Stout, Little York T. C. Rrodall, Rock Creek J. S. Duan & w, city Peter Young, city G. Sherman, Sacramento A. H. Hanson, Grass Valley F. Henry, Oakland C. E. Dvehs, Grass Valley J. Harrington city W. Mooney, city T. Eagan, San Francisco W. Smith, Grizzly Ridge G. D, Blakey, city L. B. Clark, San Francisco 8S. M. Wicvkiog, New York W. C. Fletcher, Washington Mrs. Timke, Moores Flat Geo. Hegarty, Moore’s Flat J. M. Dearington, San Francisco L. Coffin, do H. Gaylord, city Geo. R. Crawford, Cisco 8. Pickett, city E. M. Hutchinson, city T. Peard, city R. Davey, city J. McLaughlin, Grass Valley P. Camphell, Smarteville J Conlin, do ‘LD Conner, San Francisco J. McGreyor, do H. B. Goldfinch, Blue Tent F. Thomas; San Francisco J. W. Robb, Moore's Flat Union Hotel, RECTOR BEOS.,..Proprictors. . Mownay, Dec, 25, 8: H. Squires, San Franeisco A. Pierce, Bodie N Peters, do J. H. Fravel,do M. McGraeh, city CV, A. M. Dickieson, city “7 Wm. Searing. Washington J. Ely, ‘ é ° -C. Phelps, J. B. Tally, do G. Griseell, & w do C. Eenington, Banner Hill J: DeBour & f, Bloomfield J. Templer, Omega J.S. Holbrook & w, city W. L. Thurston, & w do A. H. Walrath, & w city W. A. Cowdery, w F d city J Laurence & w do . Geo C. Gaylord & w doN. Kennedy & w, doMiss Lisson, © do Miss Slack, do John Donnelly, do L. L Gaffney, ‘do P. Cain, Marysville L.S; Calkins & w, city J, Spaulding, Dutch Flat R. B. Tally & w city ; { S. P. Sweet, San Francisco : J. N. Esther Sacramento J. S. Langdon, Grass Valley J. Eustice do G. Rarrsey, Grass Valley J. Davis do i: Petey chen Hill W. Horreli, Round Mountain C. Douglas; city: , J. Whiting, do . Mrs. W. Powelj, Seattle 1 “h ee & and shelving are offered for — . Miss Lyda Powell, do. Visitors. to San Francieg ! Can Secure Neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, 319 BUSH STREET, Terms MojJerate. BORDER OUTLAWS. 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Ask your Druggist for it.Do not be deluded into taking imitations or substitutes, or something recommended ‘just as good.” Insist on the genuine with the name of WASHBURNE & CO., on each box, which is guranteed chemically pnre under our signature an indispensible requisite to insure in the treat t. Take. no othes, of send tous. Washburne & Co,, Proprietors 287 Bruadway, cor, Reade-St. NEW YORK. CIGARS at NIVENS’ _———-9 —_—____. --THE— LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN ‘THE COUNTY. at Qe CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE. —_o-——_ Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers’ Articles. HOLIDAY ee a HYMAN » 7 Murray Street, New York FOR [erte, Wile and Retail Dealers i MEN'S & BOYS’ CLOTHIN Furnishing Goods, Hats Boots, Shoes Rubber Goods ‘Trunks, VALISES, SATCHELS, ETC. FIKE STOCK OF _LADIES’ and. MISSES be . GAITERS AND HOES a 216, 218 California St., San Francisco, ". Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. Gn, Br and Pa GOODS . BROS. St, Hea Gi, . SERIE ED ; The Stock Gold and Breast Etc., Everything in (wy HOME A SPECIALTY, WHIC e .tore is and we _ OO WATCHES AN Gold Spectacles. Engraving done free. to order at short notice. ——9¢. If you want to make New Year's Present, go o The Pioneer ~~» At No. 52 Broad Street. My lox, PRICE, I keep constantly on hand ._ MY MOTTO IS:——BAIR AND BQUA GOODS FORA DOLLAR, IN COIN. _ HOLIDAY During the next Goods appropriate FINE FURN oe Etc., PRICES, THE LOWEST ~ & promptly filled. Please send them-in early, § experience in buying enables me to place before my custom ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE ———o BUY— embraces Silver Watches, Ladies’ Sets, ins, Shawl : Rings, hails marae Chara : Etc., beautifully set in i DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, RUBIES, STURQUOIS, CARNETS, AMETHISTS, QUARTZ, _And other precious stones. oe Silver and Silver A magnificent assortment just received. ~wy Se SAPPHIRES, ‘Plated Ware, warranted as represented, make MADE JEWELRY H WE GUARANTEE 18 CARATS FINE. (a ee We are selling our Beautiful Stock Cheaper than any other store in the Stat: . . . Saat, This is the only place where you can get reliable D JEWELRY, . and Eye-Glasses. Jewelry of all kinds made Orders fromm the country a beautiful Christmas or. rsend to ; LUETJE & BRAND, Nevada City, Cal. EEE urocary Store ! Here . am, and Here I Have Been For Over 11 Year '—— 8 2 IT G— Choice Familv Groceries, +++++-Mlorgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE} “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and§Baeon, the Choicest -in the World. " Also! “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New’and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow]Ware,iCroe ery, Nails, Candles, &., &o, a co al) RE DEALING—A DOLLAR'S WonTH CHARLES E. MULZOY . USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS. STORE o-——THE PIONEER FURNITURE WILL MAKK} : A SPHOIaALTYy two months of for Holiday Gifts, Elegant Easy.Chairs] . ae Willow and Rattan Fuiziiture, . Ottomans, Brackets, _)__ Pictures, PictureZFrames, = Constantly receiving, new lots of ' ITURE, CARPETS, BED Ete. a IN THE MOUNTAINS. _L. M. SUKEFORTH, XMAS’ PRESENTS. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, above Pine..N EVADA CITY, Offer to ‘the public the Largest and most beautiful Stock of Home Made and Imported HOLIDAY GOODS Ever presented to the people of Nevada County. 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2 ‘hour payers, .tiaagbusiness at the old stand, HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. SS ESSE reese see = = BRIEF MENTION, Various Mappenings im and @ut of Thegold watch raffled for at the Bank Exchauge Saturday evening was won by Henry Damon, = The True Blue base ball club at Grasse Valley is to be braced up by the addition of P. T. Riley, Walter Finnie and W. J. Rogers as active members. It is expected that the Athletics of Grass Valley will come to the county seat New Year's day and ' show some of our boys how to play base ball. Yesterday wasjthe last day for paying state and county taxes. Captain Schmittburg’s office was crowded from morn till night with-leventhChase & Robinson have under way at their shop on the Plaza some very fine specimens of sign writing. One of them is embellished by some, handsome scenic work. Geo, Nichols received on Sunday last two fine fat turkeys, all dressed, from Nebraska. They arrived in splendid condition, although they were six days on the road, According to the Republican, Cook, the gold brick swindler, who recently escaped from the county jail, passed through ‘Truckee. a few days since an his way East. The Christmas services at the churches’ Sunday and Monday attracted large audiences, The music at the Catholic Church has never been surpassed, here om a like occasion, The Mountain Ice Company at Camp 16 have everything ready to harvest a crop of i¢e as soon as it freezes silty ‘They expect to put up several thousand tons this winter, The name of Julia Adama, one of the most promising members of the Junior class, and her per cent, which was 97, were accidentally omitted from the report of the High School, in Sunday's TRanscairr, The instalation of officers of Newade Lodge, F. and A. M., and ot . Nevada Royal Arch Chapter of Masons will take place at Masonic Halli this evening at 7:30. The Chapter members are requested to meet at 7 o'clock sharp. The scorers, carpenters and one or two other parties employed in connection with the late 27-hour pedestrian match at this city, claim. that Harrimaa agreed to pay them fo: their services and left town withont doing so, They are exceedingly wrathy about the circumstance, which is not to be wondered at, re A Christmas Gift. Giffin, the cigar manufacturer at this city, seut a box of Havanas to the Transcrirr Christmas, accompanied with his compliments, Of late Mr. Giffin has had great’ difficulty in manufacturing enough cigars to fill orders, but now that he is ina larger building he proposes to increase his force of. workmen ro as to keep all patrons supplied. His goods are all made by white labor, and their superior in quality cannot be found on the Coast. His prices are extremely low. An Important Change. -A" 3 ae Messrs, Brand and tt, the enterprising insurance agente at this "city, have quit domg business for the Lion Fire lnsurance Company, and have taken instead the agency for that old and reliable company, the Guardian of London, which ha: @ larger paid-up capital than any other company doing business in this country. The advertisement, which gives still fortlier particulars, will be found io another column, Suing the Maliroad. District Attorney Gaylord has begun suit in the Superior Court of; this county against the Central Pacific Railroad to recover the taxes due.the county for 1880. The amount claimed is $10,727.26, with five per cont. costs added, which makes a total of $11,263.62. Change of Proprietorship. The firm of Voyelinan & Webber haa been dissolved, Mr. Vugelman Mr. Webber will conkeeping on hand a larger stock and selling at lower prices than ever be¢ Cakt at the Union Hotel this week from 12 to 4 Pr. m. and see the . famous Duriex Gatvantc Betr. at _M. A, Baven, Agt. Go wrrm the crowd to Brand & Bassett’s. tf. Beavrivon Card Albums at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, n25-tf Dr. A. L, Hall, Fair Haven, ‘N. x. Gays: ‘Have prescribed it with marked benefit. in indigestion and ~~ Personal and Social hems Gleanc a Mrs. R. M. Hunt is visiting with friends at Sacramento. J. E. Dyer of Graniteville is spending Holiday week in town. Miss Minnie Englebright hasr returned to her home at Vallejo. Rev. E, Jacka left Christmas morning ‘for a brief visit to San Fred Bradley, a puil at the State University, is spending the Holidays at his home in this city. P. T. Riley, who has been at San Francisco studying law, expects to make his future home in Grass Valley. Geo. Crawford of Cisco, formerly a resident of this city, is here on a visit to his brother, W. H. Crawford. moe George Sargent,’ son of Minister Sargent, is in town’ The young man firet beheld the light in this village. Geo, K. Danforth and bride left Monday morning for San Francisco. They will spend three or four weeks in the city. Postmaster Holbrook has been contined to his house two or three days during the last week by an attack of rheumatism of the heart Assemblyman Sweetland has been in the city since Saturday. He has concluded not to board during his stay at Sacramento, but has secured a furnished house'on M street, and will enjoy the comforts of home life surrounded by his children. The wedding ceremony of W. F. Englebright and Miss Kate F, Holland took plage at the residence of the bride’s parents, on Piety Hill, about ten o’clock Sunday evening, Rev. J. Sims officiating. Miss Sallie Hill and E. M. Brown acted ‘as bridesmaid and groomsman. Owing to the inability of Mr. Holland to be present, Dr. R. M. Hunt gave the bride away. Numerons elegant presents were bestowed, although the guests were limited to a small number of the immediate friends of the family. After the ceremony a collation was served, and the young couple took their departure for San Francisco. They expect to be at Vallejo (the home of Mr. Englebright’s parents) on New Year’s day. A Pioneer. Twenty-three years ago to-day our enterprising merchant on Broad street, Chas. E. Mulloy, arrived in Nevada City a mere boy, and over twelve years of that time has been devoted to furnishing our citizens with choice family groceries. He has now concluded to devote the remainder ‘of his life to the same laudable occupation. See his advertisement in another column and cali on him if you wish to get value revelved, eae Secret Society Elections. Donner Chapter, R. A. M., at Truckee, has elected the following officers: H. P., D. W. Leach; K., J. W. Hoy; 8., H. Johnson; Treas., H. W. Roberts; Sec’y., J. Marzen, Jr. These are the new officers of Truckee Lodge, No. 200, F. & A. M.: W. M., C. H. Barton; §. W., D. W. Leach; J. W., J. W. Hoy; Treas., H. W. Roberts; Sec’y, J. Marven, Jr. 4 New Hoisting Works. Lawrence & Barlow, the contractors, have a good start on the building for the new water-power hoisting and pumping machinery at the Sherman Con. mine. They expect to have-everything in readiness within about 30 days, at which time the South Yuba Company cbntemplate getting water down to them via the Quaker Hill ditch now being constructed. Latsst Styles Papertries at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s. n25.tf The Japanese Carry their tooth-picks in their back hair, and always use them after eating anything. They take care of their teeth, and the teeth take care of their stomachs. Use toothpickfreely, elean with SOZODONT, and bad teeth and breaths will be scarce. Christmas Cakes, Pies and’ Puddings. : For the above. necessary luxuries you can find the following ingredient, at the grocery store of C. KE. Mulloy, No. 52 Broad street: Mew Citrons New Candied Lemon, New Raisins, Sultana or Seedless Raisins, Fresh Currants, Spices, Atmore’s Mince Meat, and in fact every thing in the line of choice family:groceries. tf Farmers and otbers desiring a genterl, lucrative ‘agency bosiess, by which $5 to $20. day.can be earned, send address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson& Co,, 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. tf ‘A Cough Cold or Sore Throat . whould be stopped. Neglect frequently reli o an incurable lung Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catdrrh Consumptiver and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried, .but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire BO caste, the have attained ted = ran among’ the few remedies of theage Public ers and ors use From to and pon Ban . _ Worsrap 10: cents an ounce, re ek aia ow, at Mre. Lester & Crawford's, =n 25-tf . as to defail and completeness, isease or Consumption. Brown's . .4 “I'the -finest range in the world. tf aCard. °°: oe Te all whoare suffering from the errors early decay, loss: manhood, &c., will vedanta will cure you, FREE OF C , Fhis great remedy was discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a ~. January Ist, 1883. The counters : Superior Court * The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: J. C. Locklin et al vs. E. D. Ainsworth. Demurrer to amended complaint argued and submitted. White va, Tompkins. Case dismissed, each party to pay its own costs, The People vs, Chas. H. Thorn alias Dorsey. Niles Scarls, Esq., entered as associate counsel on behalf of the People. Defendant by his counsel moves that a commission issue to take depositions of certain witnesses. Counsel for the People object. Hearing continued till 10 o’clock to-day, i Empire M. Co. vs. David Watt. Demurrer to complaint overruled and 15 days given to answer, Seaman vs. Kitts. Plaintiff given 15 days to amend his complaint and defendant 15 days thereafter to plead. ee Stover vs. _Murchie. Ten days additional time given defendant to answer, The People vs. J. C. P. Collins alias Patterson. J. I. Caldwell and J. M. Walling appointed counsel for the defendant. “2. Justice Blakey's Court. Maggie Gill, a woman of the town, who has for some time been gradually lowering her position in the scule of humanity and is now an outcast of the most degraded type, was arrested Saturday night by Watchman Fieids for vazrancy. Yesterday she was sentenced by Judge Blakey to 15 days in the County Jail. Jas, Han'ey, Frank Bice and F. H. Hinds had a difficulty on »Main street. It is charged that Hanley made a remark reflecting upon the chastity of Mrs. Bice, whereupon her husband and Hinds proceeded to punish the remarker. Officer Fields took the trio in charge for disturbing the peace by fighting. Wm. Mackie was sent to jail night before last to‘’await trial’ on the charge of creating a disturbance at the ‘‘brown house.” zn Christmas Dinners. The Christmas dinners served Monday at the various hotels in the city excelled all previous’ efforts in that line. At the Union, for instance, as this writer can attest, the spread was beyond criticism, both The ivy and floral decorations of the dining room were beautiful. Upon the wall at the lower end of the apa:tment were inscribed the words: ‘Merry Christmas to All.’ Rector Brothers.” Over the entrance from the front hallway hung a gigantic horseshoe serving asa frame to the word ‘‘Welcome.” The bills of fare were handsomely printed in purple, blue and gold, and consisted of four pages. s The Train Wreckers. An Auburn (Placer county) telegram saye: The trial of Rogers and Frasier concluded Saturday by the jury bringing in a verdict of not guilty. This disposes of the Cape Horn train-wrecking cases. Of five parties arrested charged with this crime, one, (Shinn) isin the State Prison. Steingall escaped from the Sheriff while being brought from San Quentin to testify, Rogers and Frasier were discharged, Saturday, and Mason, who turned Scate’s evidence, will be set free. The Murchie Mine. The Murchie mine. is looking splendidly, the ore deposits never having made amore enéouraging appearance, Next week the work of adding eight more stamps to those already in use will be begun. Leose Playing. The Athletic base ball slub beat the True Blues at Grass Valley Sunday by’ a score of 15 to 7. This gives the Athletics the best three games out of five. : Re AE A IC eS Mothers: Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your reat by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruviating pain of cutting teeth. If s0,go at once and’ get a bottle of Mrs, Winslow’s soothing syrup [t will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on eaout who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the baer and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly ‘safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of tue oldest and /best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle New Model Medallion. = Goto Gronox E. ’ TURNER’s and jee the “New Model Medallion,” -addressed —— to the Bey. Joseru T. Inman, Station D, Naw Yore pe. For Reng, The store now occupied by L. Nathan, in Transcript Block, is offered for rent. Possession given A Word te Young Men. Burdette of the Hawke e addressed some words to 8 young man of his acquaintance that every yonth in Nevada county could fad and heed to advantgye, Said he: One thing, my boy, in your ambitious haste, form or accept ‘advanced opinions.” Be pretty certain that you are abreast of the world before you look back to see how far it is behind you. Many men, looking over their shoulders to see how the

world is following them, and not seeing it, imagine they have left the rest of us clear out of sight. If they would only look straight ahead, they would sée the old globe trudging along in the same steady old gait, one hundred years to a century, and not at all aware thagpany “‘advanced thinker” had -fallen off and got lost in the blinding dust that drifts and swoops away behind the chariot wheels. It is the correci thing, I know, in these rushing daya, to be “advanced,” but be sure you are looking in the right direction before you advance, and then you may advance as far and as fast as you please. But remember, the goldier who turns round and faces to the rear before he beyins ‘‘advanc: ing,” may, and indeed he u-ually does “advance” faster than avy other man inthe regiment, but it is called retreating, all the same, Timely Remedies. If you have corns, try wearing larger boots or shoes. If your girl does not like fried oysters try her with oysters on the half shell. If you can’t afford to eat a four-bit meal, try one for two-bite. If water don’t agree with you, tae your whisky straight. If your wife is cross and peevish when you come home late at night, and disapproves of your keeping late hours, try coming home the next morning. SEAN OMEN EN TETOIIE Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post O/ficw, at Ne: ada City, California, for tre week enving Dec. ‘25th 1882 Persons calling for any of these lette-s will please say “advertised ” 3.8 Howproox, P, M. Addrea, Keller “Se Agostino, Piezza Altpeter, Henry Corinth Mining Co. Canoniva, G. Drive.s, Lou. . Gérdon, Amos W, Guisepe, Cerini Imperial Mining Co. Keskeys, C, Lowell Mr. McCormick, F. H. Okey, Thompson Pollard, Elijah Petterson, Mr, Rice Mary CU, Smith, John P. Scheahan, Mrs. M. F, Townsend, J. B. HELD FOR POSTAGE, Mrs, H. W. Hyman, San Francisco, Cal, BUYEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL WIANLEY A, EDDY...... Proprietor Monpay, Dec, 25, 1882. L. Kendricks, San Jose E. Fralick, Litile York D. Stout, Little York T. C. Rrodall, Rock Creek J. S. Duan & w, city Peter Young, city G. Sherman, Sacramento A. H. Hanson, Grass Valley F. Henry, Oakland C. E. Dvehs, Grass Valley J. Harrington city W. Mooney, city T. Eagan, San Francisco W. Smith, Grizzly Ridge G. D, Blakey, city L. B. Clark, San Francisco 8S. M. Wicvkiog, New York W. C. Fletcher, Washington Mrs. Timke, Moores Flat Geo. Hegarty, Moore’s Flat J. M. Dearington, San Francisco L. Coffin, do H. Gaylord, city Geo. R. Crawford, Cisco 8. Pickett, city E. M. Hutchinson, city T. Peard, city R. Davey, city J. McLaughlin, Grass Valley P. Camphell, Smarteville J Conlin, do ‘LD Conner, San Francisco J. McGreyor, do H. B. Goldfinch, Blue Tent F. Thomas; San Francisco J. W. Robb, Moore's Flat Union Hotel, RECTOR BEOS..,...Proprictors. . Mownay, Dec, 25, 8: H. Squires, San Franeisco A. Pierce, Bodie N Peters, do J. H. Fravel,do M. McGraeh, city CV, A. M. Dickieson, city “7 Wm. Searing. Washington J. Ely, ‘ é ° -C. Phelps, J. B. Tally, do G. Griseell, & w do C. Eenington, Banner Hill J: DeBour & f, Bloomfield J. Templer, Omega J.S. Holbrook & w, city W. L. Thurston, & w do A. H. Walrath, & w city W. A. Cowdery, w F d city J Laurence & w do . Geo C. Gaylord & w doN. Kennedy & w, doMiss Lisson, © do Miss Slack, do John Donnelly, do L. L Gaffney, ‘do P. Cain, Marysville L.S; Calkins & w, city J, Spaulding, Dutch Flat R. B. Tally & w city ; { S. P. Sweet, San Francisco : J. N. Esther Sacramento J. S. Langdon, Grass Valley J. Eustice do G. Rarrsey, Grass Valley J. Davis do i: Petey chen Hill W. Horreli, Round Mountain C. Douglas; city: , J. Whiting, do . Mrs. W. Powelj, Seattle 1 “h ee & and shelving are offered for — . Miss Lyda Powell, do. Visitors. to San Francieg ! Can Secure Neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, 319 BUSH STREET, Terms MojJerate. BORDER OUTLAWS. 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Ask your Druggist for it.Do not be deluded into taking imitations or substitutes, or something recommended ‘just as good.” Insist on the genuine with the name of WASHBURNE & CO., on each box, which is guranteed chemically pnre under our signature an indispensible requisite to insure in the treat t. Take. no othes, of send tous. Washburne & Co,, Proprietors 287 Bruadway, cor, Reade-St. NEW YORK. CIGARS at NIVENS’ _———-9 —_—____. --THE— LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN ‘THE COUNTY. at Qe CONSUMERS, CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE. —_o-——_ Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers’ Articles. HOLIDAY ee a HYMAN » 7 Murray Street, New York FOR [erte, Wile and Retail Dealers i MEN'S & BOYS’ CLOTHIN Furnishing Goods, Hats Boots, Shoes Rubber Goods ‘Trunks, VALISES, SATCHELS, ETC. FIKE STOCK OF _LADIES’ and. MISSES be . GAITERS AND HOES a 216, 218 California St., San Francisco, ". Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. Gn, Br and Pa GOODS . BROS. St, Hea Gi, . SERIE ED ; The Stock Gold and Breast Etc., Everything in (wy HOME A SPECIALTY, WHIC e .tore is and we _ OO WATCHES AN Gold Spectacles. Engraving done free. to order at short notice. ——9¢. If you want to make New Year's Present, go o The Pioneer ~~» At No. 52 Broad Street. My lox, PRICE, I keep constantly on hand ._ MY MOTTO IS:——BAIR AND BQUA GOODS FORA DOLLAR, IN COIN. _ HOLIDAY During the next Goods appropriate FINE FURN oe Etc., PRICES, THE LOWEST ~ & promptly filled. Please send them-in early, § experience in buying enables me to place before my custom ers the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE ———o BUY— embraces Silver Watches, Ladies’ Sets, ins, Shawl : Rings, hails marae Chara : Etc., beautifully set in i DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, RUBIES, STURQUOIS, CARNETS, AMETHISTS, QUARTZ, _And other precious stones. oe Silver and Silver A magnificent assortment just received. ~wy Se SAPPHIRES, ‘Plated Ware, warranted as represented, make MADE JEWELRY H WE GUARANTEE 18 CARATS FINE. (a ee We are selling our Beautiful Stock Cheaper than any other store in the Stat: . . . Saat, This is the only place where you can get reliable D JEWELRY, . and Eye-Glasses. Jewelry of all kinds made Orders fromm the country a beautiful Christmas or. rsend to ; LUETJE & BRAND, Nevada City, Cal. EEE urocary Store ! Here . am, and Here I Have Been For Over 11 Year '—— 8 2 IT G— Choice Familv Groceries, +++++-Mlorgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE} “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and§Baeon, the Choicest -in the World. " Also! “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel New Orleans Molasses, New’and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow]Ware,iCroe ery, Nails, Candles, &., &o, a co al) RE DEALING—A DOLLAR'S WonTH CHARLES E. MULZOY . USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS. STORE o-——THE PIONEER FURNITURE WILL MAKK} : A SPHOIaALTYy two months of for Holiday Gifts, Elegant Easy.Chairs] . ae Willow and Rattan Fuiziiture, . Ottomans, Brackets, _)__ Pictures, PictureZFrames, = Constantly receiving, new lots of ' ITURE, CARPETS, BED Ete. a IN THE MOUNTAINS. _L. M. SUKEFORTH, XMAS’ PRESENTS. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street, above Pine...N EVADA CITY, Offer to ‘the public the Largest and most beautiful Stock of Home Made and Imported HOLIDAY GOODS Ever presented to the people of Nevada County. 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