December 29, 1883 (4 pages)

= —_ 2 eT R eir art iis “yesterday morning’*the . bills all _ Will be the ‘principal feature.” ‘ite distr of gracefully arranged flow~ information as is required ty the gar',the production, consumption, uses, _ 25 cents.per copy a limited number “Taany statistics of « local character , that have never before appeared in For free bench. at} Gambrinas’ Hall, » very. day and. evening. — Single ; . fice ‘of W. F, E ht ‘¥ ‘Broad from sputaraatas sta Senge ARRIVESoe 6204. mM. 11:004 mu. BRIEF P MENTION, . Setntnge'ana Téanséfiptidns of Leca?: id : Interest. The County Supervisors. meet Monday, January 7th. In the matter of the estate. of Jerry Donovan, deceased, J anuary 10th has beeen fixed as the date for proving the will, There was a spart ofsnow Thotsday evening, ‘and when the sun rose ,avound the city clintoned in their’ robes of white. If, those Indies of Nevada Cit who intend to'keep open tioase will send therr ‘natves and’ hours to the TRaNsoniv? office’. we will publish the same free of charge. The ‘members of the University Club of Nevada count; telk of having'before the close of the Holidays & special meeting of which a banquet The case.of J. 1. Lewison & Co., respondents, vs,’ Lonkey & Smith, appellants, has been: brought up to the Stiperior Court fiom the’ Sustice court of Byrne, Meadow Lake township. , Vicks’ Fleral Guide. Here it is again, brighter and bet-: ter than ever ; the cover/alone,. with its delicate tinted background and ers, would entitle it toa permanent placein every'home, The book con. taing three beantiful colored plates,. is full of illustrations, printed on the best of-paper, and is filled with such dener, the farmer; those growing plants, and everyone needing seeds er plants.» The price, only ten’cents, ean be dedu from: the: first order sent’ for géorts. “All © parties any way interested in this subject ‘should send at once to James ‘Vick, Rochester, N. Y., for the Floral an interesting Document. ' We ars indebted to’Professor Henry G. Hanks, State Mineralogiat cn California, for a .copy of his, Third Annual Report for the year ending June’ 1, 1883." ‘The report covers 111 closely printed pages, with an elaborate and very interesting paper by Professor Hanks on. the borax deposits of California and Nevada, giving history, chemistry and mineralogy of ‘boracic.acid and:its <sompounds, and its compounds, and other general information, with a colored map showing the principal borax localities in the two States. Will Purchase a Banner. Mistletoe’ Encampment .of Odd Fellows has appointed a committee to purchase an elaborate silken banner for the society, and it is inten:1ed to have the same here, in time for the uniform ball to be given January ‘25th by the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows. The committee are unlimited jn.the matter, of expeuse, and it willbe their aim to secure the finest banner owned ‘by sg lodge j in the mountains, » EEE New Shooting Gallery. Finest guns and targets. Ten shots for 25 cents, Transcript Block, Commercial :street. H. P. Galligan,’ Prop’r, 29-Tw> Rememerr, if you want heal:h and stfength of Wind’ and muscle, use Brown’s Iron Bitters. For conghs and colds there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s. Wongh Syrup. Branp Sachaans have for sale at of copies of the TRanscrtrt Illustrated Annual for 1884; ‘The book con-} tains. a carefully prepared description of Nevada county and its principal towns and industries, besides print. Asa work’ of reference it is }, invaluable. a . tf “ete business suits for $7 50-at Miller’s. ; nl7@ address Gane mee Seteon, * AN kinds’ of tard” writing neatly done at: Room. G,.“Union Hotel, . by Prof; W. Ey Harden,< -d15-tf: . $s pai 2 Fel Blanketa, nl8-tf > AL ee ded appeared at the Theatre Thursday .,eveniug, passed off fess smooth!y :] than any ofthe plays previously pre‘. wateh himself more closely in ,-'‘Sol: Hhas beéa around town for. several home. *. r) cabarti TSS elle beam nued iMalecban ore ‘ofthe Boyd Com¥~“Caimille” Well Presented. ara Bernhardt’s, dramatization: of Alexander. Dumas’ romance: of cre mille, “iu which: the Boyd Compact sented during the. week, Some, of the minor characters’ were not quite 80 well up in their lines: aw they should be, although there were nv very disastrous breaks, “Camille” ia, of. the French-Frenchy, and our . . staid English cousins over the, water have been'so shocked » by some dramatization of it as to prohibit their being»renacted,: The version. given Thursday » evening, however, as . . shorn’ of shesé prutient. -féatares so far asthe Janguage was concerned, falthough of course the infereuces were necessarily still there, else the sp ag! have lost its! very fountion. Nellie Boyd in ‘the title role gave one: of ‘the atrongest and most consistent characterizations of the week; and ‘especially’ in the last act did she’ rive’'to the sublimest hights of emotional acting. he uther lagice appeared) to better advantage welt we have yet beer them, Rose Wilder being ‘especially happy 8 “*Madain’ Pradence,” the: encient aiden lady. whose ‘appetite neve failed’her under any circuntetances. Fred Felton was admirable in the part of . “Coutie:' D'Varville,” afid Frank, Ejlerslie (whoalways pleases thé audience in Whatever he undertakes) made an excellent “Gastony;’ Mry Hatch, the gomedian,had an unjmportant part. At the matinee this afternoon Mr. Hatch will give his omon Isaacs,” abd to-night he is cast in the “Two Orphans” for the old woman, ‘La Frochard,” and ‘Pic: ard,” the valet, in both of which parts he will. have a splendid opportunity forthe display. of his talent. By’ the way, Mr. Hatch’ should omon Isaaca” and not forget again, ay he did last Monday night, that an occasional sentence of pure English interspereed here ‘and there through his part does not add to the effect of the personation, ° Tn compliance with the TraSCRIPT'’S: suzgestion, Mr. Wright between the second and third acts played @: cornet solo: in‘his incom parable style, and. evoked a perfect storm of applause that did not subside till he had» responded «with a repetition of the rpaetariy performantes 0“ } ‘Solomon js at tivo o'clock ‘this afternoon and “The Two Or phans’’ in the: evening will close the engagement of the éompany at this city, From here they gu'to’ Napa. Jannary 21st they open at the leading theatre in Portland, Otegon. ce~ ; Weanruex ARE MOING. oe ‘Personal batt Boctal i¢eins Gleaned Here and There. The Chronicle says that. Jesse ‘S. Wall and davghter will start fog Europe early next year. To-day Dr. M. P. Harria (goes down into the Sinartaville region to look after the teeth of the People there and ‘make such repairs ag are required, ? Superintendent Baker was down from Washington township yesters day to see about making. some changes in the pumping machinery . , at the Centennial. i , Tidings: . David D, Griffiths, civil engineer, and a Grass Vailey raised young-man, is oh-a visit to his parents and friends here. Ke. has been on the survey of the North Pacific Railroad in Oregon. G, M. Coyan of Omega was in town yesterday. He is prospecting a quartz ledge up there that gives promise of being valuable, and if it holds its-own with depth we! will have a good item soon, -— Election of Officers: . An election of officers was held in Alpha Lodge, No. 1054, K. of H, ing, ‘and the following is: the re-ultDictator, A. J. Reignier ; V. D., E E. Appleton ; A, D.,°G. Wright ; Chaplain, A. J. Bennetts; Guide, F Duimaine ; Reporter) JM: Thomas; F, Ry,°Wm: Lord ; Treas., Chas. E. Pieshs Guard; J. H . Gassaway ; f Seutitiel, J. Stéad ; Trustees: Gi.man Wright, KE. E. Appleton, A. M. Austin ; Medical Examiner, i Webster. C. E. Clinch was elected representative to the Grand Lodge. A Beggar from Sacramenip. Anold man with a crippled) hand days applying to’ the charitably inclined for assistance, His ‘manner indicates him’ to be a professional ‘beggar. He. says he comes from Paccchidanto, That.city should do as it insists upon being done by, and -keep. its wcolasgors of. poverty at 2 che EEE : Casi sales tii! January Ist, 1884. at Miller’s, Everything marked — \ , sanaet saa The Aunuat Meeting of the Neaud’ Prospect: Block, oA Good Start. ihe re a Labia uae (MEANY Lows. ope opening ofthe Fate x Fatr at. Grass Valley Pea pe A Yc pond of the i, : ) Wroneiad ‘Mining Works. « Ce a Dd ni fi pee an€ Mont Prncttont. ¢ Art Amateogr canto January, consisting of sixty “folio pages,” id: the “COMMENCING : a Union says: Although ar? A’yentleman who returned Mi: ere by no meany comnag evening ffxi’ the Ironclad mine, ‘plete, “the hat’s Fair opened . . wheie, as we stated in yesterday's ) Wednesday evening with a good at. issue; the hoisting works and . five‘lendadoe of visitors, whd were pleas-/tamp mill were burned on Christedywith he. display of. fine needle. 'n1as, says the en ployes, with the exwork, of which there was much yas! ception of the watchman, lel at riety of design, material and skill-. the time of the fire away enjoying ful haindiworl, ae ‘well as of \ghoice . the holiday among their friends, The largest and best ‘umber ‘yet: isstied not counting numerous full-gige supplementery work drawings for chiuapainting, .wood-carving, . hammered brass, monograms, and embroidery designs from the South Kensington Royal School ef Art Needlework. of this-popular magazine. More than . ® hundyed illustrations are given, . ) noni, DECEMBER 24 1888. THE CALIFORNIA FAVORITE, NELLIE BOYD, UPPORTED BY AN UNUSUALL Ss STRONG COMPANY OF m FIRST CLASS ARTISTS. *) ps favorite dialect personation of “**So)-° tains many fancy articles ‘designed hall the postoffice is\ established, in intendéd by Mra, ‘Miller. ” “Adjoining the main halbisthe supper room in charge of Mrs. Robert Cryer and PMre. John Taffe where réfreshments are regalarly served as‘ordered. The } musicians engaged for the Fair are Megers. Beckett, Cooley and who furnished delightful masic on the opening night and will continue “to do so-until thé Faire brought. to a close; The decorations ofthe hall are carried out with elakoration; with evergréens and appropriate ‘mottoes, During eachevening ‘there will be raffles for a number of elégant’ articles prepared ‘by the ladies, and on thé lasé evening will be the final things in gold and silvér manufact-. watchman had bees working in the ure, and many ‘other articles usnal . engine room cleaning up, and abeut to exhibitions of, a like character. . '11:30 o’clock went to the house, 150: All the fine'goods ‘are ‘contained in feet dig two handsomely. arranged booths, been in’ he house twenty’ or thirty aecupying spaces. on opposite. sides . minutes when. he heard a. cracking of thé ‘hall—the one‘on the right, . sound, and looking towards the mine called the “Gem of the Fair,” a8" discovered the portion of the buildshown by the gilt letters circling the . ing in which he had been working to front of the booth, and the other the} be afire, ‘The flames had ‘gamed “Gem"—the former-being in charge ‘such headway that -he-could not., acof Mrs. D.Collins and Mrs. P Clancy, complish anything towards extinthe other in charge of Mra. J. K,. euishing them. There had been no Coal, assisted by Mrs, M; ©, Tay. . tire about the works during the day, Jor and. ‘Mrs. W. OC. Pope. _ Another neither had the watchman smuked, table, in ‘charge of Mrs. B, Gad,eon. Tie theory is that he must have t, to get dinner. He had brushed some matches off a work for drawing by means of the grab. bench that stood there, and in going bag. Inthe northeast corner of the . ®way stepped ‘upon ‘and ignited them, which in turn set fire to some charge of Miss: Annie English, and shavings on the floor.” The loss will in.the opposite or southwest corner} Hot fall shout. of $14,000 or. $15,000, is located the soda fountaifi,’ super. . and there is a small insurance in the Siandard Company and the Fire Association, This accident will retard fora time the work of developing the mine which has of late been viggrously pushed. A Liberal Offer. The publishers of the Overland Mouthly, the subscription price of which is $4 per annum, offer the following.club rates : 3:copies 1 year, $10 ; 5 copies $15. To any person sending the names of tive, new: subscribers and $15 in money, they will send one copy of the magazine free. To the person sending the largest number of new subscribers before Grass Valley, on Wedoesday even-. drawing for the costly wares and . July Ist, 1884, $50 worth of standjewelry. Soe ard books will be given ; to the peree son sending the next Largest number, Summit Sports. $30 worth of standard books +. and Tuesday forenoon: Gitpin . ‘ana . for the third largest number, nag Be Haghes, the latter a Sierra valley worth of books. For further particman, had a hundred ‘yard foot-riée . Ulars send for prospectus and: cataat the Summit for @ $25 puree put . logue to 120 Sutter street, San Franup by Paul Jones, Hughes had 15 . cisco feet the start and came out thiee feet ahead. On’ New Year's Day Haghes and Downey alias Gibsou are tordna quarter of a mile for $250 a side. Downey gives 20 yards start and lies down to start. ee Fine overcoats ouly $15 at Miller’s. nl7-tf -_ Megeman’s Gasiricine. A spEcrFic For Dysprrsta. Soll by druggists. 25 and 50 cents per box. Sent by mail, J. N. HxrasMAN & Co., Proprietors, New York. Redington &-Co., Agents, San “Wil Receive Calls. : The following ladies, will’ receive calls on New Year’s Day: © Francisco, Cal, n28-3in Mrs, C. EB. Mulloy,. junction. of edo ae ica. Bast and West Broad streets, assistA Goop overcoat for $7 50 at ad by Miss Cora Clark, Millei’s nl 7+tt Thi oe kis ee ia CHILDREN s pictures taken instanreet, assisted by Mesdames E. Mer-. ,. . Gy Suave: Nevada C1 rifield and F. G. Beatty, and Misses ponents sla a meee Vise: ‘Dorsey, Alice Foster, Jessie Ridge, . Scits from $7 50 to $40 at MilIda Conaway an Annie Conaway. ler’s, nl7-té 103! re ak wes born April rath, 1780, and is living to-day i in San Francisco, A Type of Well Preserved Manhood.) He has Smoked Tobacco every day since he was a Boy, but has been careful to select the Purk WEED. af YOU would live toa ’ RIPE OLD AGE, sei good Cigars, which can always be had at °GIFRINS CIGAR FACTORY, 2-7, Broad St., near Pine, Nevada City, Cal Oo SPECIAL GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Le € Brand Brothers’ ——FOR—— » Go With the Crowd ee ; HOAMINE OUR MACNTACENT ssoRTME Isa STREET, -Entirely new and ap appropriate scenery, The Art Amateur enters on-ite tenth ; Elegant (nd costly wardrobes, Entire . 4 change of programme ew each grening. volume fully sustaining its reputatiou.as a very entertaining, instrucOur ‘own Silver . Cornet ‘Band tive, and practical family. art magaand Superb Orchestra. zine; $4 a year, 35. cts. single copy. pigs cee aN Montague Marks, publisher, New SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, York. At 2 o'clock, i GRAND MATINEE. pe large lot of fresh cranberries . Prices--25 and 50 cents, ins reonived, at Joskson's Beehive] go aad aww SOLOMON ISAACS, am SATURDAY ‘EVENING, NELLIE BOYD Will appear in her beautiful portrayal of Celebrated waco TWO ORPHANS (ems te ‘ nD irst-c liom in; St.” Ideal Bieyeles”. ™ ° a bes 628 Market St., opp. Palace Hotel, S. F. Reserved BOON; «« «5h 8 Cents Seats can now be secured at Vinton’ sD Mechanics’ Tools, tlardware and Machinery. Store. ‘s LT Choice Cranberries. ASHLAND, Or:, April 27, 1882,— Afomen’ 8 Cough Syrup sells well age gives good’ satisfaction. : Intow & Wimer Bros: Agency of Gormully’s TrnmenseAuction Sal ROH, (yeu es Tracy's Auction House. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, SCommercial Stzcect. Saturday Evening ! ; Goods of Every Kind wii be i Given Away. ° CHRISTMAS CARDS —AIND--~ FINEST HOLIDAY Coons. BEAUTIFUL ——AND—— . ELEGANT GIFTS. --—0O PLUSH JEWELRY CASES, ey ‘PLUSH PERFUME CASES, “PLUSH: TOILET CASES, ‘4 CARD CASES, . PURSES, ‘. HAND-BAGS,ELEGANT FANS, FINE HANDKERCHIEFS, er LACE COLLARS, aS LACE’ CURTAINS: 4”. GLOVES and HOSIERY, ‘se TEIDIES, in great variety, . -PERFUMERY, CARD ALBUMS SCRAP BOOKS, a PAPETERIES, te gt TS, An elegant assortment of -——9——— » SCRAP BASKETS, WORK BASKETS, “HAND BASKETS, PICTURE FRAMES, « . €HROMOS, MIRRORS,’us EASELS, PLACQUE HOLDERS, DOLLS, ; BRACKETS, GAMES, DISHES, ae gNP, TOYS. OF ALL KINDS: Before making your purchases.Ih Laster & craw, (NEAR THE UNION. HOTEL) . Christmas Goods!" om Largest Stoel i! Finest Goods! AL AT THB 9 e-store y And see the immense stock of Fancy gi” mone FancylPaper Boxes, Handkerchiefs’ Bracelets "(Celluloid and Gold, from infanf's™ sizessup, ) Harmonicas, Climbing Monkeys, Picture Frames, — Fancy Soaps, . Souvenirs, Perfumeries etc. Be hac tam ap Ot RET deaths . = IMMENSE STOCK OF DOLLS, l'rom Five Cents to Five Dollars, Dressed and Uniressed, China an] War. And for the next 20 days we will give to every child purchasing a Doll an elegant Doll's Hat. Ospecial Inducements in Milinery As we intend to close out our stock in that ly partment by the first of the New Year. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Call early and secure immense bargains, BEARNEHARD ck SELALLEIN BERGER, AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE...% BROAD STREET. HOLIDAY GOODS! HOLIDAY Goods! 4 Don’ 't fail to call at the Palace Drugstore and§:xam‘ne our fine stock ot Dressing Cases, Toilet Sets, Odor Cases, Photograph Albums, Autograph Albums, Christmas Cards, Gift Books, {3 it's, pee Etc., Before Parchasing Gifts, GARR BROTHERS, Corner Pine and Commercial sts, Navid. City. CASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, “‘EZawe Opened a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Maia and Commoreial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W. R. Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Fataily Groceries, Provisions, Wines. LIQUORS, GRAIY, FEED, FLOUR, &C.) WE PROPuSE TO SELL = Oot Cae =. Onis, And by so doing can quote LOWER ERL-ES for the best qualities of Goods than . NEVADA ciTy. z 5 : s \ Any other Dealer in Nevada City 3 ee a is 8 ae

= —_ 2 eT R eir art iis “yesterday morning’*the . bills all _ Will be the ‘principal feature.” ‘ite distr of gracefully arranged flow~ information as is required ty the gar',the production, consumption, uses, _ 25 cents.per copy a limited number “Taany statistics of « local character , that have never before appeared in For free bench. at} Gambrinas’ Hall, » very. day and. evening. — Single ; . fice ‘of W. F, E ht ‘¥ ‘Broad from sputaraatas sta Senge ARRIVESoe 6204. mM. 11:004 mu. BRIEF P MENTION, . Setntnge'ana Téanséfiptidns of Leca?: id : Interest. The County Supervisors. meet Monday, January 7th. In the matter of the estate. of Jerry Donovan, deceased, J anuary 10th has beeen fixed as the date for proving the will, There was a spart ofsnow Thotsday evening, ‘and when the sun rose ,avound the city clintoned in their’ robes of white. If, those Indies of Nevada Cit who intend to'keep open tioase will send therr ‘natves and’ hours to the TRaNsoniv? office’. we will publish the same free of charge. The ‘members of the University Club of Nevada count; telk of having'before the close of the Holidays & special meeting of which a banquet The case.of J. 1. Lewison & Co., respondents, vs,’ Lonkey & Smith, appellants, has been: brought up to the Stiperior Court fiom the’ Sustice court of Byrne, Meadow Lake township. , Vicks’ Fleral Guide. Here it is again, brighter and bet-: ter than ever ; the cover/alone,. with its delicate tinted background and ers, would entitle it toa permanent placein every'home, The book con. taing three beantiful colored plates,. is full of illustrations, printed on the best of-paper, and is filled with such dener, the farmer; those growing plants, and everyone needing seeds er plants.» The price, only ten’cents, ean be dedu from: the: first order sent’ for géorts. “All © parties any way interested in this subject ‘should send at once to James ‘Vick, Rochester, N. Y., for the Floral an interesting Document. ' We ars indebted to’Professor Henry G. Hanks, State Mineralogiat cn California, for a .copy of his, Third Annual Report for the year ending June’ 1, 1883." ‘The report covers 111 closely printed pages, with an elaborate and very interesting paper by Professor Hanks on. the borax deposits of California and Nevada, giving history, chemistry and mineralogy of ‘boracic.acid and:its <sompounds, and its compounds, and other general information, with a colored map showing the principal borax localities in the two States. Will Purchase a Banner. Mistletoe’ Encampment .of Odd Fellows has appointed a committee to purchase an elaborate silken banner for the society, and it is inten:1ed to have the same here, in time for the uniform ball to be given January ‘25th by the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows. The committee are unlimited jn.the matter, of expeuse, and it willbe their aim to secure the finest banner owned ‘by sg lodge j in the mountains, » EEE New Shooting Gallery. Finest guns and targets. Ten shots for 25 cents, Transcript Block, Commercial :street. H. P. Galligan,’ Prop’r, 29-Tw> Rememerr, if you want heal:h and stfength of Wind’ and muscle, use Brown’s Iron Bitters. For conghs and colds there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s. Wongh Syrup. Branp Sachaans have for sale at of copies of the TRanscrtrt Illustrated Annual for 1884; ‘The book con-} tains. a carefully prepared description of Nevada county and its principal towns and industries, besides print. Asa work’ of reference it is }, invaluable. a . tf “ete business suits for $7 50-at Miller’s. ; nl7@ address Gane mee Seteon, * AN kinds’ of tard” writing neatly done at: Room. G,.“Union Hotel, . by Prof; W. Ey Harden,< -d15-tf: . $s pai 2 Fel Blanketa, nl8-tf > AL ee ded appeared at the Theatre Thursday .,eveniug, passed off fess smooth!y :] than any ofthe plays previously pre‘. wateh himself more closely in ,-'‘Sol: Hhas beéa around town for. several home. *. r) cabarti TSS elle beam nued iMalecban ore ‘ofthe Boyd Com¥~“Caimille” Well Presented. ara Bernhardt’s, dramatization: of Alexander. Dumas’ romance: of cre mille, “iu which: the Boyd Compact sented during the. week, Some, of the minor characters’ were not quite 80 well up in their lines: aw they should be, although there were nv very disastrous breaks, “Camille” ia, of. the French-Frenchy, and our . . staid English cousins over the, water have been'so shocked » by some dramatization of it as to prohibit their being»renacted,: The version. given Thursday » evening, however, as . . shorn’ of shesé prutient. -féatares so far asthe Janguage was concerned, falthough of course the infereuces were necessarily still there, else the sp ag! have lost its! very fountion. Nellie Boyd in ‘the title role gave one: of ‘the atrongest and most consistent characterizations of the week; and ‘especially’ in the last act did she’ rive’'to the sublimest hights of emotional acting. he uther lagice appeared) to better advantage welt we have yet beer them, Rose Wilder being ‘especially happy 8 “*Madain’ Pradence,” the: encient aiden lady. whose ‘appetite neve failed’her under any circuntetances. Fred Felton was admirable in the part of . “Coutie:' D'Varville,” afid Frank, Ejlerslie (whoalways pleases thé audience in Whatever he undertakes) made an excellent “Gastony;’ Mry Hatch, the gomedian,had an unjmportant part. At the matinee this afternoon Mr. Hatch will give his omon Isaacs,” abd to-night he is cast in the “Two Orphans” for the old woman, ‘La Frochard,” and ‘Pic: ard,” the valet, in both of which parts he will. have a splendid opportunity forthe display. of his talent. By’ the way, Mr. Hatch’ should omon Isaaca” and not forget again, ay he did last Monday night, that an occasional sentence of pure English interspereed here ‘and there through his part does not add to the effect of the personation, ° Tn compliance with the TraSCRIPT'’S: suzgestion, Mr.. Wright between the second and third acts played @: cornet solo: in‘his incom parable style, and. evoked a perfect storm of applause that did not subside till he had» responded «with a repetition of the rpaetariy performantes 0“ } ‘Solomon js at tivo o'clock ‘this afternoon and “The Two Or phans’’ in the: evening will close the engagement of the éompany at this city, From here they gu'to’ Napa. Jannary 21st they open at the leading theatre in Portland, Otegon. ce~ ; Weanruex ARE MOING. oe ‘Personal batt Boctal i¢eins Gleaned Here and There. The Chronicle says that. Jesse ‘S. Wall and davghter will start fog Europe early next year. To-day Dr. M. P. Harria (goes down into the Sinartaville region to look after the teeth of the People there and ‘make such repairs ag are required, ? Superintendent Baker was down from Washington township yesters day to see about making. some changes in the pumping machinery . , at the Centennial. i , Tidings: . David D, Griffiths, civil engineer, and a Grass Vailey raised young-man, is oh-a visit to his parents and friends here. Ke. has been on the survey of the North Pacific Railroad in Oregon. G, M. Coyan of Omega was in town yesterday. He is prospecting a quartz ledge up there that gives promise of being valuable, and if it holds its-own with depth we! will have a good item soon, -— Election of Officers: . An election of officers was held in Alpha Lodge, No. 1054, K. of H, ing, ‘and the following is: the re-ultDictator, A. J. Reignier ; V. D., E E. Appleton ; A, D.,°G. Wright ; Chaplain, A. J. Bennetts; Guide, F Duimaine ; Reporter) JM: Thomas; F, Ry,°Wm: Lord ; Treas., Chas. E. Pieshs Guard; J. H . Gassaway ; f Seutitiel, J. Stéad ; Trustees: Gi.man Wright, KE. E. Appleton, A. M. Austin ; Medical Examiner, i Webster. C. E. Clinch was elected representative to the Grand Lodge. A Beggar from Sacramenip. Anold man with a crippled) hand days applying to’ the charitably inclined for assistance, His ‘manner indicates him’ to be a professional ‘beggar. He. says he comes from Paccchidanto, That.city should do as it insists upon being done by, and -keep. its wcolasgors of. poverty at 2 che EEE : Casi sales tii! January Ist, 1884. at Miller’s, Everything marked — \ , sanaet saa The Aunuat Meeting of the Neaud’ Prospect: Block, oA Good Start. ihe re a Labia uae (MEANY Lows. ope opening ofthe Fate x Fatr at. Grass Valley Pea pe A Yc pond of the i, : ) Wroneiad ‘Mining Works. « Ce a Dd ni fi pee an€ Mont Prncttont. ¢ Art Amateogr canto January, consisting of sixty “folio pages,” id: the “COMMENCING : a Union says: Although ar? A’yentleman who returned Mi: ere by no meany comnag evening ffxi’ the Ironclad mine, ‘plete, “the hat’s Fair opened . . wheie, as we stated in yesterday's ) Wednesday evening with a good at. issue; the hoisting works and . five‘lendadoe of visitors, whd were pleas-/tamp mill were burned on Christedywith he. display of. fine needle. 'n1as, says the en ployes, with the exwork, of which there was much yas! ception of the watchman, lel at riety of design, material and skill-. the time of the fire away enjoying ful haindiworl, ae ‘well as of \ghoice . the holiday among their friends, The largest and best ‘umber ‘yet: isstied not counting numerous full-gige supplementery work drawings for chiuapainting, .wood-carving, . hammered brass, monograms, and embroidery designs from the South Kensington Royal School ef Art Needlework.

of this-popular magazine. More than . ® hundyed illustrations are given, . ) noni, DECEMBER 24 1888. THE CALIFORNIA FAVORITE, NELLIE BOYD, UPPORTED BY AN UNUSUALL Ss STRONG COMPANY OF m FIRST CLASS ARTISTS. *) ps favorite dialect personation of “**So)-° tains many fancy articles ‘designed hall the postoffice is\ established, in intendéd by Mra, ‘Miller. ” “Adjoining the main halbisthe supper room in charge of Mrs. Robert Cryer and PMre. John Taffe where réfreshments are regalarly served as‘ordered. The } musicians engaged for the Fair are Megers. Beckett, Cooley and who furnished delightful masic on the opening night and will continue “to do so-until thé Faire brought. to a close; The decorations ofthe hall are carried out with elakoration; with evergréens and appropriate ‘mottoes, During eachevening ‘there will be raffles for a number of elégant’ articles prepared ‘by the ladies, and on thé lasé evening will be the final things in gold and silvér manufact-. watchman had bees working in the ure, and many ‘other articles usnal . engine room cleaning up, and abeut to exhibitions of, a like character. . '11:30 o’clock went to the house, 150: All the fine'goods ‘are ‘contained in feet dig two handsomely. arranged booths, been in’ he house twenty’ or thirty aecupying spaces. on opposite. sides . minutes when. he heard a. cracking of thé ‘hall—the one‘on the right, . sound, and looking towards the mine called the “Gem of the Fair,” a8" discovered the portion of the buildshown by the gilt letters circling the . ing in which he had been working to front of the booth, and the other the} be afire, ‘The flames had ‘gamed “Gem"—the former-being in charge ‘such headway that -he-could not., acof Mrs. D.Collins and Mrs. P Clancy, complish anything towards extinthe other in charge of Mra. J. K,. euishing them. There had been no Coal, assisted by Mrs, M; ©, Tay. . tire about the works during the day, Jor and. ‘Mrs. W. OC. Pope. _ Another neither had the watchman smuked, table, in ‘charge of Mrs. B, Gad,eon. Tie theory is that he must have t, to get dinner. He had brushed some matches off a work for drawing by means of the grab. bench that stood there, and in going bag. Inthe northeast corner of the . ®way stepped ‘upon ‘and ignited them, which in turn set fire to some charge of Miss: Annie English, and shavings on the floor.” The loss will in.the opposite or southwest corner} Hot fall shout. of $14,000 or. $15,000, is located the soda fountaifi,’ super. . and there is a small insurance in the Siandard Company and the Fire Association, This accident will retard fora time the work of developing the mine which has of late been viggrously pushed. A Liberal Offer. The publishers of the Overland Mouthly, the subscription price of which is $4 per annum, offer the following.club rates : 3:copies 1 year, $10 ; 5 copies $15. To any person sending the names of tive, new: subscribers and $15 in money, they will send one copy of the magazine free. To the person sending the largest number of new subscribers before Grass Valley, on Wedoesday even-. drawing for the costly wares and . July Ist, 1884, $50 worth of standjewelry. Soe ard books will be given ; to the peree son sending the next Largest number, Summit Sports. $30 worth of standard books +. and Tuesday forenoon: Gitpin . ‘ana . for the third largest number, nag Be Haghes, the latter a Sierra valley worth of books. For further particman, had a hundred ‘yard foot-riée . Ulars send for prospectus and: cataat the Summit for @ $25 puree put . logue to 120 Sutter street, San Franup by Paul Jones, Hughes had 15 . cisco feet the start and came out thiee feet ahead. On’ New Year's Day Haghes and Downey alias Gibsou are tordna quarter of a mile for $250 a side. Downey gives 20 yards start and lies down to start. ee Fine overcoats ouly $15 at Miller’s. nl7-tf -_ Megeman’s Gasiricine. A spEcrFic For Dysprrsta. Soll by druggists. 25 and 50 cents per box. Sent by mail, J. N. HxrasMAN & Co., Proprietors, New York. Redington &-Co., Agents, San “Wil Receive Calls. : The following ladies, will’ receive calls on New Year’s Day: © Francisco, Cal, n28-3in Mrs, C. EB. Mulloy,. junction. of edo ae ica. Bast and West Broad streets, assistA Goop overcoat for $7 50 at ad by Miss Cora Clark, Millei’s nl 7+tt Thi oe kis ee ia CHILDREN s pictures taken instanreet, assisted by Mesdames E. Mer-. ,. . Gy Suave: Nevada C1 rifield and F. G. Beatty, and Misses ponents sla a meee Vise: ‘Dorsey, Alice Foster, Jessie Ridge, . Scits from $7 50 to $40 at MilIda Conaway an Annie Conaway. ler’s, nl7-té 103! re ak wes born April rath, 1780, and is living to-day i in San Francisco, A Type of Well Preserved Manhood.) He has Smoked Tobacco every day since he was a Boy, but has been careful to select the Purk WEED. af YOU would live toa ’ RIPE OLD AGE, sei good Cigars, which can always be had at °GIFRINS CIGAR FACTORY, 2-7, Broad St., near Pine, Nevada City, Cal Oo SPECIAL GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Le € Brand Brothers’ ——FOR—— » Go With the Crowd ee ; HOAMINE OUR MACNTACENT ssoRTME Isa STREET, -Entirely new and ap appropriate scenery, The Art Amateur enters on-ite tenth ; Elegant (nd costly wardrobes, Entire . 4 change of programme ew each grening. volume fully sustaining its reputatiou.as a very entertaining, instrucOur ‘own Silver . Cornet ‘Band tive, and practical family. art magaand Superb Orchestra. zine; $4 a year, 35. cts. single copy. pigs cee aN Montague Marks, publisher, New SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, York. At 2 o'clock, i GRAND MATINEE. pe large lot of fresh cranberries . Prices--25 and 50 cents, ins reonived, at Joskson's Beehive] go aad aww SOLOMON ISAACS, am SATURDAY ‘EVENING, NELLIE BOYD Will appear in her beautiful portrayal of Celebrated waco TWO ORPHANS (ems te ‘ nD irst-c liom in; St.” Ideal Bieyeles”. ™ ° a bes 628 Market St., opp. Palace Hotel, S. F. Reserved BOON; «« «5h 8 Cents Seats can now be secured at Vinton’ sD Mechanics’ Tools, tlardware and Machinery.. Store. ‘s LT Choice Cranberries. ASHLAND, Or:, April 27, 1882,— Afomen’ 8 Cough Syrup sells well age gives good’ satisfaction. : Intow & Wimer Bros: Agency of Gormully’s TrnmenseAuction Sal ROH, (yeu es Tracy's Auction House. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, SCommercial Stzcect. Saturday Evening ! ; Goods of Every Kind wii be i Given Away. ° CHRISTMAS CARDS —AIND--~ FINEST HOLIDAY Coons. BEAUTIFUL ——AND—— . ELEGANT GIFTS. --—0O PLUSH JEWELRY CASES, ey ‘PLUSH PERFUME CASES, “PLUSH: TOILET CASES, ‘4 CARD CASES, . PURSES, ‘. HAND-BAGS,ELEGANT FANS, FINE HANDKERCHIEFS, er LACE COLLARS, aS LACE’ CURTAINS: 4”. GLOVES and HOSIERY, ‘se TEIDIES, in great variety, . -PERFUMERY, CARD ALBUMS SCRAP BOOKS, a PAPETERIES, te gt TS, An elegant assortment of -——9——— » SCRAP BASKETS, WORK BASKETS, “HAND BASKETS, PICTURE FRAMES, « . €HROMOS, MIRRORS,’us EASELS, PLACQUE HOLDERS, DOLLS, ; BRACKETS, GAMES, DISHES, ae gNP, TOYS. OF ALL KINDS: Before making your purchases.Ih Laster & craw, (NEAR THE UNION. HOTEL) . Christmas Goods!" om Largest Stoel i! Finest Goods! AL AT THB 9 e-store y And see the immense stock of Fancy gi” mone FancylPaper Boxes, Handkerchiefs’ Bracelets "(Celluloid and Gold, from infanf's™ sizessup, ) Harmonicas, Climbing Monkeys, Picture Frames, — Fancy Soaps, . Souvenirs, Perfumeries etc. Be hac tam ap Ot RET deaths . = IMMENSE STOCK OF DOLLS, l'rom Five Cents to Five Dollars, Dressed and Uniressed, China an] War. And for the next 20 days we will give to every child purchasing a Doll an elegant Doll's Hat. Ospecial Inducements in Milinery As we intend to close out our stock in that ly partment by the first of the New Year. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Call early and secure immense bargains, BEARNEHARD ck SELALLEIN BERGER, AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE.....% BROAD STREET. HOLIDAY GOODS! HOLIDAY Goods! 4 Don’ 't fail to call at the Palace Drugstore and§:xam‘ne our fine stock ot Dressing Cases, Toilet Sets, Odor Cases, Photograph Albums, Autograph Albums, Christmas Cards, Gift Books, {3 it's, pee Etc., Before Parchasing Gifts, GARR BROTHERS, Corner Pine and Commercial sts, Navid. City. CASH GROCERY STORE. HUSSEY & SON, “‘EZawe Opened a First-Class Grocery & Provision Store Junction of Maia and Commoreial Streets, (Building formerly occupied by W. R. Coe,) where they will keep constantly on hand A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Fataily Groceries, Provisions, Wines. LIQUORS, GRAIY, FEED, FLOUR, &C.) WE PROPuSE TO SELL = Oot Cae =. Onis, And by so doing can quote LOWER ERL-ES for the best qualities of Goods than . NEVADA ciTy. z 5 : s \ Any other Dealer in Nevada City 3 ee a is 8 ae