December 3, 1881 (4 pages)

la atlow. establish. his is not tained by UF prices n24-2w zy. t. Apply © ‘oundry, ~tf Throat’ lect freible lung Brown's ertain to Bronchisumptives or thirty” n recom. . d always ey are ving been it use. for on, they ed rank medies of and = singstrengthts a box. BALL EXall, 9, 1881, dies in-maak nts;, gentie1-td E MINE at the game to in period,1 hand, and rk at short at my store, ‘SMITH. is SPURIOUS S.owder er cons ing but darian Soda IM BINED. sca.” LE DS, S, LRY, G, on will be pr. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT co R, M. Hunt, to the Washington road , street for the sum of $1,320. He will » NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA,BRIEF MENTION, Various Happenings in and Out of : , ' Town. Deer meat is plenty, The rodds are awful mudd}. Pay your State and. county taxés, The arrangements for the young ladies party 1s about completed. Holiday goods are aftiving daily for our\merchants. The Superior Court fas confirmed the sale of. the Keeney real estate. Coroner Huss has mtade application to become administrator of the estate of Patrick Nugent, deceased. . The Broderick trial “occupied the} . attention of the Superior Court yesterday, See The road leading from Nevada street, opposite the regidence of Dr. has been put in good repair. “Charlie,” the hatter, has leased a room on Broad street, and is prepared to make old hats look as g as new, : : Nevada City is not » very hightoned place. The population of the town is about seven thousand, and yet there are only five men that wear silk hats, John Dunnicliff has purchased the Keeney house and lots on Main’ probably muve into the house, and sell the lots fronting on’ Main street. A special meeting of the Ivy Social Club will be held at Alex. I. “Zekind’s svore, on Sunday afternoon at 2o'clock. Every member is requested to be present., William Crase who has been sick for several weeks at Bridget Mce-. Closkey’s, on Pine street, died yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. His age was about 47 yearg, The Michael Davitt branch of the Land League will hold their regular meeting this evening. County Sut perintendent John T, Wickes will deliver an ad@ress on ‘The Irish Question and its Bearings.” Postmaster Holbrook is circulating @ petition for his re-appointment, Erastus Bond, W. H. Crawford and C. E. Mulloy are also applicant for the office uf Postmastér of this city, Mr, Holbrook’s time expires, we be‘lieve, in July, There is a quartz mine down on Deer creek that is owned by one man aod he has done all the work on it himself, -He has about seventy-tive tons of rock on a dump, rutraboat a quarter of a-mile of tunnel, in the % aggregate, and is the ‘thappiest man ta the mines,” ~ Frank Aumer has purchased of the Central Pacific Bailroad Company ull of the live beef cattle that were on the freight train at the time of! the accident, which occurred near Cape Horn afew days since. He bought about 66 head and they arrived in this city yesterday, Weare indebted to K. P. Bean for a copy of Bean's Internal'‘Revenue Guide for the Fi. st District of California. It contains a complete liat’ of wholesale liquor dealers, rectifiers, . " Toys, distillers, brewers, cigar peddlers, ind manufacturers of toba-co, Also Lames of Collectors, Deputy Collec‘ora, guagers and storekeepers. lihydraulic mining was allowed tie North Bloomfield, Ewreka\ Lake ‘nd Milton mining-companies would ‘ake out a great deal of mone y during tuch weather as we are having now. When the General Government necds ore gold these mines will tl to their fullest capacity, regardless of the damage the slickens might 4. The hydraulic mines are, as “W. Cross stated at a meeting of. ‘te miners, “the gold. baiks of the’ “orld,” and some way will be found “take the-gold out for circulation . ——.___L. . Parties wishing to select presents hile the assortment 1s. complete can ‘ve the same taken cate of and de: ‘ered just before Christmas by pnd & Baestt, d3-3t. _— ~~ >» » Handkerchief Lost.’ la Nevada City, between H. Stansheld’ residence, Bowlder street, and "elden's Drug store, Nov. 19, ‘a ck ice wool handkerchief, The . . . “et will please leave it at this*of_ For Sale. , \ good milch cow. Apply at *#s H. Enex, Indian Flat, d3-2¢ Reller LESTER . __ CRAWFORD'S COLUMN. And éverything’ belonging to a We have also a complete aasortHOLIDAY Baskets, Brackets, Pictures and ill be work-. Picture Frames, Japanese Goods, And material of all kind for LESTER ~~ BRAWFORD, night'at the Theatre: i rs ot A MRS Exhibition; the best asSortment of DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!!! Sean TALKING DOLLS, SLEEPING DOLLS, WEEPING DOLLS, WAX DOLLs, RUBBER DOLLS, ~ INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS JOINTED DOLLS, BLACK DOLLS, BISQUE DOLLS. KID DOLLS. DRESSED DOLLS. BABY DOLLS. _ LADY DOLLS. BO¥ DOLLY. : SMALL DOLLS.: LARGE DOLLS: CLOTH DOLLS.: WORSTED DOLLS, FAT DOLLS. SLIM DOLLS, DO —_—_—_— ment of COODS . Fancy Articles, Vases, Perfumeries, Cardboard, Worsted, — Fancy Work. IND j . 25 cents a pair, former prive 99 cents, REAT SPEOUAL SAL iad At the—— NINE CENT STORE! : om BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, ENDING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, coe 2 SOON TO ARRIVE: = eee 80 doz. Beatrice Corséti,’ Nos. 24,25, 96,27, 88.99 sna 30, at 50 doz. Genuine Alexandria Kid Gidvés,Nos, 51, 5%,.6 and 63, all shades, at 25 cents a pair, former prict $1.25. : 75 doz. setts Collars aiid Oufis, at 25 ots a set, former price 49c. 27 doz. Ladies White Wotilen Hose at 223 cts. a pair, former price 39 cents. : 50 doz. Boys Lambs Wobl Hvse'as ¥ cénts per pair, former price 25 cents, : = 25 doz. heavy Powels'at 5 cents: Kirmer price 124 cents, 124 cents pér yard, 7 pieces Silk Strive Melange at 163 former price 39 cents. 5 pieces German Plitid at 163 former-price 25 cents. 3 pieces Mommie’ Clotiis at 9 cents, 1 piece Grey Canthitld Hair Dress Goods at 123 cents per yard,: former price 25 cents,’ 2 > 2 pieces Seal Brown and Navy Blue Sateen at (124 .cents per yard, former price 19 cents. , 1 doz. Marseillas Spreads, $2.69, former price $3.49. : 5000 yards wide Embroidery, only 9 cents, former price 2%: 1 piece he#vy Beaver at $1.69, former price $2.49. = 5 pieceePirkish Toweling, for Jackcts---Pink, Blne, Old @> and Garnett, only 25 cents, former price 49 cents, 10 pieces Worsted Fringe at 9 cents per yard, former Brice 49 cents per yard. 3 Thousands of articles will be slaughtered. UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS Will be offered during the entire twelve days ! Oo WE MUST HAVE ROOM f Ask For Goods Aawertised. W.B, Shiveley’s Nine Cent Store, JUST ABOVE CITY HAL. ~ Near the Union Hotel, .) ~ To make room for Holiday Goods {/ _ 5 pieces Plaid Dress Gdois; twelve yards for $1.00, former price . . g Toknow what is Coming . Read Below and Ascertain . ig was Ww IMMENSE SFrOcK — e HOLIDAY GOODS . —A Tr Te Brand & Bassett's > uv Opening Day ! Wednesday, Nov. 30. ~FVERYODY 3. a 5 6 MTD To Come and see the Finest Display ever made in Nevada City. ———$—$—<———— ee FALL AND WINTER GOODS. ——— {HYMAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortment. of MEN'S, YOUTHS": BOYS’ CLOTHING mae = T eokc. Vilises, . Boots; Ladies’ Shoes, : Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Etc., {Suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, f Being extensieely engaged in the WHOLZSALE MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING BUSINES? It is our purpose FHIS SEASON To give to the people the benefit of e Cal: and See us Before Purchasing. —_—-—_— BRANCH HOUSES: a No. 7 Murray Street, New York, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. 4 No, 216 and 218 California Street, San Francisco. Cor. Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. Riv Ss N\ \# : r re : co : ‘ : é qe * ¢ neicaset « “ hr Breet, [OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. — HYMAN BROTHERS. ~~ 4a

la atlow. establish. his is not tained by UF prices n24-2w zy. t. Apply © ‘oundry, ~tf Throat’ lect freible lung Brown's ertain to Bronchisumptives or thirty” n recom. . d always ey are ving been it use.. for on, they ed rank medies of and = singstrengthts a box. BALL EXall, 9, 1881, dies in-maak nts;, gentie1-td E MINE at the game to in period,1 hand, and rk at short at my store, ‘SMITH. is SPURIOUS S.owder er cons ing but darian Soda IM BINED. sca.” LE DS, S, LRY, G, on will be pr. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT co R, M. Hunt, to the Washington road , street for the sum of $1,320. He will » NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA,BRIEF MENTION, Various Happenings in and Out of : , ' Town. Deer meat is plenty, The rodds are awful mudd}. Pay your State and. county taxés, The arrangements for the young ladies party 1s about completed. Holiday goods are aftiving daily for our\merchants. The Superior Court fas confirmed the sale of. the Keeney real estate. Coroner Huss has mtade application to become administrator of the estate of Patrick Nugent, deceased. . The Broderick trial “occupied the} . attention of the Superior Court yesterday, See The road leading from Nevada street, opposite the regidence of Dr. has been put in good repair. “Charlie,” the hatter, has leased a room on Broad street, and is prepared to make old hats look as g as new, : : Nevada City is not » very hightoned place. The population of the town is about seven thousand, and yet there are only five men that wear silk hats, John Dunnicliff has purchased the Keeney house and lots on Main’ probably muve into the house, and sell the lots fronting on’ Main street. A special meeting of the Ivy Social Club will be held at Alex. I. “Zekind’s svore, on Sunday afternoon at 2o'clock. Every member is requested to be present., William Crase who has been sick for several weeks at Bridget Mce-. Closkey’s, on Pine street, died yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. His age was about 47 yearg, The Michael Davitt branch of the Land League will hold their regular meeting this evening. County Sut perintendent John T, Wickes will deliver an ad@ress on ‘The Irish Question and its Bearings.” Postmaster Holbrook is circulating @ petition for his re-appointment, Erastus Bond, W. H. Crawford and C. E. Mulloy are also applicant for the office uf Postmastér of this city, Mr, Holbrook’s time expires, we be‘lieve, in July, There is a quartz mine down on Deer creek that is owned by one man aod he has done all the work on it himself, -He has about seventy-tive tons of rock on a dump, rutraboat a quarter of a-mile of tunnel, in the % aggregate, and is the ‘thappiest man ta the mines,” ~ Frank Aumer has purchased of the Central Pacific Bailroad Company ull of the live beef cattle that were on the freight train at the time of! the accident, which occurred near Cape Horn afew days since. He bought about 66 head and they arrived in this city yesterday, Weare indebted to K. P. Bean for a copy of Bean's Internal'‘Revenue Guide for the Fi. st District of California. It contains a complete liat’ of wholesale liquor dealers, rectifiers, . " Toys, distillers, brewers, cigar peddlers, ind manufacturers of toba-co, Also Lames of Collectors, Deputy Collec‘ora, guagers and storekeepers. lihydraulic mining was allowed tie North Bloomfield, Ewreka\ Lake ‘nd Milton mining-companies would ‘ake out a great deal of mone y during tuch weather as we are having now. When the General Government necds ore gold these mines will tl to their fullest capacity, regardless of the damage the slickens might 4. The hydraulic mines are, as “W. Cross stated at a meeting of. ‘te miners, “the gold. baiks of the’ “orld,” and some way will be found “take the-gold out for circulation . ——.___L. . Parties wishing to select presents hile the assortment 1s. complete can ‘ve the same taken cate of and de: ‘ered just before Christmas by pnd & Baestt, d3-3t. _— ~~ >» » Handkerchief Lost.’ la Nevada City, between H. Stansheld’ residence, Bowlder street, and "elden's Drug store, Nov. 19, ‘a ck ice wool handkerchief, The . . . “et will please leave it at this*of_ For Sale. , \ good milch cow. Apply at *#s H. Enex, Indian Flat, d3-2¢ Reller LESTER . __ CRAWFORD'S COLUMN. And éverything’ belonging to a We have also a complete aasortHOLIDAY

Baskets, Brackets, Pictures and ill be work-. Picture Frames, Japanese Goods, And material of all kind for LESTER ~~ BRAWFORD, night'at the Theatre: i rs ot A MRS Exhibition; the best asSortment of DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!!! Sean TALKING DOLLS, SLEEPING DOLLS, WEEPING DOLLS, WAX DOLLs, RUBBER DOLLS, ~ INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS JOINTED DOLLS, BLACK DOLLS, BISQUE DOLLS. KID DOLLS. DRESSED DOLLS. BABY DOLLS. _ LADY DOLLS. BO¥ DOLLY. : SMALL DOLLS.: LARGE DOLLS: CLOTH DOLLS.: WORSTED DOLLS, FAT DOLLS. SLIM DOLLS, DO —_—_—_— ment of COODS . Fancy Articles, Vases, Perfumeries, Cardboard, Worsted, — Fancy Work. IND j . 25 cents a pair, former prive 99 cents, REAT SPEOUAL SAL iad At the—— NINE CENT STORE! : om BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, ENDING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, coe 2 SOON TO ARRIVE: = eee 80 doz. Beatrice Corséti,’ Nos. 24,25, 96,27, 88.99 sna 30, at 50 doz. Genuine Alexandria Kid Gidvés,Nos, 51, 5%,.6 and 63, all shades, at 25 cents a pair, former prict $1.25. : 75 doz. setts Collars aiid Oufis, at 25 ots a set, former price 49c. 27 doz. Ladies White Wotilen Hose at 223 cts. a pair, former price 39 cents. : 50 doz. Boys Lambs Wobl Hvse'as ¥ cénts per pair, former price 25 cents, : = 25 doz. heavy Powels'at 5 cents: Kirmer price 124 cents, 124 cents pér yard, 7 pieces Silk Strive Melange at 163 former price 39 cents. 5 pieces German Plitid at 163 former-price 25 cents. 3 pieces Mommie’ Clotiis at 9 cents, 1 piece Grey Canthitld Hair Dress Goods at 123 cents per yard,: former price 25 cents,’ 2 > 2 pieces Seal Brown and Navy Blue Sateen at (124 .cents per yard, former price 19 cents. , 1 doz. Marseillas Spreads, $2.69, former price $3.49. : 5000 yards wide Embroidery, only 9 cents, former price 2%: 1 piece he#vy Beaver at $1.69, former price $2.49. = 5 pieceePirkish Toweling, for Jackcts---Pink, Blne, Old @> and Garnett, only 25 cents, former price 49 cents, 10 pieces Worsted Fringe at 9 cents per yard, former Brice 49 cents per yard. 3 Thousands of articles will be slaughtered. UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS Will be offered during the entire twelve days ! Oo WE MUST HAVE ROOM f Ask For Goods Aawertised. W.B, Shiveley’s Nine Cent Store, JUST ABOVE CITY HAL. ~ Near the Union Hotel, .) ~ To make room for Holiday Goods {/ _ 5 pieces Plaid Dress Gdois; twelve yards for $1.00, former price . . g Toknow what is Coming . Read Below and Ascertain . ig was Ww IMMENSE SFrOcK — e HOLIDAY GOODS . —A Tr Te Brand & Bassett's > uv Opening Day ! Wednesday, Nov. 30. ~FVERYODY 3. a 5 6 MTD To Come and see the Finest Display ever made in Nevada City. ———$—$—<———— ee FALL AND WINTER GOODS. ——— {HYMAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortment. of MEN'S, YOUTHS": BOYS’ CLOTHING mae = T eokc. Vilises, . Boots; Ladies’ Shoes, : Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Etc., {Suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, f Being extensieely engaged in the WHOLZSALE MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING BUSINES? It is our purpose FHIS SEASON To give to the people the benefit of e Cal: and See us Before Purchasing. —_—-—_— BRANCH HOUSES: a No. 7 Murray Street, New York, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. 4 No, 216 and 218 California Street, San Francisco. Cor. Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. Riv Ss N\ \# : r re : co : ‘ : é qe * ¢ neicaset « “ hr Breet, [OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. — HYMAN BROTHERS. ~~ 4a