December 31, 1881 (4 pages)

ention of the y and County RIED STOCK Comm ertial Cit , OVISIONS, LINTLS, IES, POP CORY, [RRORS, EN WARK, Ete, & Liquors poses. ical Fruits. BACCO vorite Branda, omestic. n 4 have . DRUMS, DISHES, VAGONS, G HORSES, nds and the pubthing, from a eetinghouse my store, ds, if you canros li fill them at RICES. 1 extended mein ~ e thanks and ask VYUOUSEN, -. Nevada City, ic is ast SPURIOUS Ons. . er . § Powder ywder cor othing but NED. mALartar: rh ol TH & HICKS, -Gantt’s baker erry, in visions, Ete. stile td by us" id sell at, tbe atone ee nce Semen ROSS, mnselor at L% i Mond Pine soe watateis valued of 250u. ./Sity’ate ia & wretched condition, ~ be handed in.at the County’ Clerk’s . unpaid fer several months, “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT! J) NBVADAONTY, CALIFORNIA, . BRIEF MENTAQN, Various Happenings in and @ut or Town. “Land League meeting tenight, Qpium dens are said to abeuud ‘on Commercial street, ; Railroad and stage travel continues very light. But little freighting is due. Dr. H. S. Welch dice. night be ore last.from a vigtt to San Fran-— vi8eo, © 9 Constable Rogers took possession of Mucply & Chaty’s saloon Thureaay evening, i Geo. Allyn was temov rod yesterday from Stumpf’s hotel to the ‘County Hospital. H. W, Calderwood’s house a Truckee’ was burned Wedaesilay uight, the loss being but $RE0. ~~ Reserved seats for the Qutes operatic performauces can be_ procured without extra charge at’ Vinton’s drug store. Matilda Poelervhas. applied for letters testamentary” on the estate ‘of John 3B. 4#*Poeler,) deceased. The ‘The roadé* leading inte Nevada Lite streét within the cerporate limit’ are mostly well takea cate. of. ' AL billefagainst the couuty must office by.ten o’clock Tuesday morniug, or else they will have’tu remain :° There was a large and very pleasant patty gifen Thursday evening ut the residence of Thos: Mooney on Selby Flat, A great many ladies and gentlemen residing in that vis . cinity as well as big delegations from this city aud Bine Tent were in atBert Guild and Louis Fuote furnished music for dancing which was continued tillbreak of day. . during the night. The party was as “agreeable a sucial, gathering as las ever occurred in this section. ou tend inee, i MISTAKEN IDENTITY. A Lady in Male Costume the Frnocent Cause of Mach Trouble. _ The Unity Social Club gave a tasquerade party at Grass Valley night before last, Among the dancers was. -a lady costumed as a’ colored “footnian, Her make-up and personation were so admirable th atmo one suspected her sex. -Seffposing her to be a boy, one of the male dancers handled her somewhat roughly. ‘She resented the act andstruck him with ariding whip she carried. In a few seconds there was a general rumiue in which several. persons participated. The end of the matter was that a peace officer interfered and . after quite a struggle sueceeded in landing the manipalator of the whip in the city prison. Then it wae that he first ascertained his prisoner w BUX, ed sensation’ in our sister town intormaat says. Such ‘* takes” never occur at partieain Neya_ da City. ‘ our Dropped on Him Accidentally. John Wiliams, the fellow accused of having a hand in Indian _-Charlie’s murder, is now securely corralled in the County Jail where he was placed night before dast. Sheriff Tompkins accidentally run across him at Sacramento. He was in the saloon of our ex-County ‘Treasurer, Jerry Payne, reading an account of his own escape when the Sheriff happened in there -and recognizing hi took him in charge. It is doubtfwl if Williams can be convicted of participating in the murder, but. yesterday he pleaded guilty to a charge of furnishing liquor to the Indians. Red Men's Election. The following were. elected Thursday evening by Wyoming Tribe, No, 49, Improved Order of Red}Men, to serve as officers for the ensuing term: J. W. Dean, Sachem; J. W{> " Stevens, Senior Sagamore; A. Barub, Jduior Sagamore. “ A compuere etock of Blawk Books at Beano & Bassert’s. d30-t£. ‘Miners Wanted. Wanted immediately at the Rising Sun mine, Colfax; twenty first‘class quarte:miwers. Wages, $2 per day and beard, Apply:to) the sePerintendent, d2i-lw. * # Bement to Prof. Mandy _, Nevana Crry, Dec. 26, 1881, Prof. H. W. Haod—Dear Sir— We, the citizens of Nevada City and '. vicinity, in ordec to attest our appteciation of your cheerfully rendered and valuable efforts in behalf of many home entertainments whicl were rendered ‘more attractive and4 remunerative because of your'musical skill afd ability, hereby tender ydu a ‘complimentary benefit to be givén at such timé and place as may ag cocd with your wishes. Awaiting your reply, with expressions of friendly esteem, We remain, Yours, Respéctfully, Jno. T. Morgm, EsM. Preston, © Gee, W. Wech, ~#. M. Brown, eT Schinittburg, G. K. Brand, ~g gomine concer: ie cere iis tae wine a . The Citizens of Nevada City ‘Pender [? a . Raw Nears ‘wbreet.” MheWwspapers “are requested to ‘call Mumediately: ‘and settle their acconnts. THES 9 is a. food time to spe let sg gt -. Greatest Downfa for groceries and proVisioms, Start —AND+ in'right'by trading at the Beehive Grocery Store, en ‘Commercial 28-lw. * “Notice to Subscribers. TUMBI.E: Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices. —— “an \petsons indebted to me for —THE ‘Mechanics Store ‘On Commercial Street, H* Just’ Received TWO CAR LOADS” —O Fr d29-4¢ J. Jd. Meacwam, ~ a @ne Week Only. We wwitk close out our stock of Dolls ana Dishes at cost. Branyv & Basserr. d27-lw 4 Tuwesk pickled walnuts at the Bechive are a delicious relish. d28-1w 4 a AV alting, Bassett,” Soh Webber, DLW ellington, " JE Brown,: . R.E. Robiason, DUNCAN'S Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public m‘ attractive” A good supper was_ served . ‘Wednesday evening, “tbe my most earnest endeavor, ‘H. 8S. Welch, K. A. Davis, W.S. Richards, .P. Clancy, WwW, D,-Vinton, ~ PLE. Hughson, M. By 8B. Potter, WN. P. Brown, ‘J. Davis, 4. W. Hearn, J. B. Johnson, HH. H.-Haskins, id. B. Gray, G. Richards, S. A. Eddy, L, S. Calkins, Alex. Sloan, BN, Sho scraft,, QO. W. Brown, ° J. B. Conn, M. L. Marsh, Cc. W. Cross, G. I, dacebs, Antoine Tam, Nevapa Crry, Dec, 27th, 1881. To Messrs. Jno. T. Morgan, E. M. Preston, Geo. W. Welch, G. v. Schimitiburg, et al. Geutlemen:—I have the honot of acknowledging the receipt of your complimentary favor of the 27th inst., tendering me a complimentary benefit.to be given at such time and place as may accord with my wishes. This honor you have been pleased to accord me, as you say, in reburm fer my cheerfully rendered and valuable efforts in behalf of maay home entertainments which you have: pleased to further designate as having been. “rendered more’ remunerative and because of my humble connection “therewith. I accept your kindness, gentlemen, most gratefully, and would designate the . 22ud of. February, -as the time, and the . Theatre at Nevada City ‘the place for giving she coucert, and it will with ‘the assistance of the talented ladies and gentlemen-who will participate jon that occasion, to give such a concert as will prove acceptable to those who ‘may honer us with their presence, your kindness’ sidered Your ‘most Obedient servant, > H. W. Haxp, eee ------~ Result of Reckless Drivee. Yesterday forenoon, while, attempting to turn the corner of Broatt and Pirestreetsat a-breakneck speed, Lincoln. Edwaids, duiver of the Bay ‘State Market delivery team, ran his wagon against the large curbstone at Vinton’s drug store, The shock of the planking did not hurt bim. The wagon stopped at the scene of eollision,'but the horses,/one of which fell down; soon got -under headway again and dashed up Broad street carrying the pole with them. extensive damage was done, but that was simply because no oae happened to be in the way, of the ‘runaways. " The officers ought to enforce the law against reckless driving in the corporate limits. Our attention bh been called to more than one person who violates it daily. ae The Fire Ordinance Case. Hong Hi of Commercial street, convicted of violating the fire ordinance, was yesterday sentenced by Justice Robinson to pay a fine of $25. It being the first case of the kind the jury recomniended the defendant to mercy, and the court imposed the minimum penalty. Raffle fora Chain. . A lady’s gold opera chain will be raffled as soon as sufficient. tickets jx can be sold. Chain to be seen at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. _ Tickets for sale at the above store and at A. I. Zekind’s, d27-1w. A Beautifal New Year's Present. One of Miltz & Overton's large colored crayons or ardozen cabinets will make abeautiful New Year's present. . The prices are very reasonable, Call and see specimens. © “Gallery on a . Constamsty supplied with the very With many thenks for} ‘and consideration, _géntlemen, I —— beg to be conthrew him out, but strange to say . . the suddea landiug.on the hard side . " No, =1Fine Watches, i Diamonds, -Jewelry. NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Beckman’s Building, ¥ OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor, Virgt-class iy work at popular prices, WA Boots Biacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was forinerly engaged a, the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramente, and isa thorough master of the “tonsorial art. wala spection,. This shipment consists of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, HOLIDAY PRESENTS fn Endless Variety,‘Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing. -Ladies’ and Gents’ FURNISHING cooDs, BOOTS,SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, Ulsters, Dolmans, Blankets, LADIES’ WHITE GOODS, And Thousands of other. Articles too numerous to mention. MILLINERY —AND— Fancy 7 Goods, MISS M. W. PIERCE: On Broad Street, next above the _ Engine House, Nevada City. Netional Exchange Hotel. ; Call and Examine my stock and . . ey Be STAGE FrOUSE, prices before parchebing &. A. EDDY, Froprictor. elsewhere. THE (NATIONAL EX4 CHANGE HOTEL is the finest structure north of , Sacramento, Fire proof, ¥ mudern 1n all its appointments, elegantly furnished; and hag recently been 1enovated throughout. The Table fare will be unexceptionable and accommodation for families especially provided. Charges to suit the times. Free Buss to and from the Depot, Stagea leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fozest City, Alleghany, Pike’ C ity, Mountain House, Down ville, Lake City, "Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbee Mine; Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little. York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR —AND— BILLIARD ROOM. Early Purchasers. will secure Bargains, fel am determined to close out my entire stock at ANY PRICE! Don't Forget the Mechanics Store, Transcript Block, Commercial St., Nevada, City .L. NATHAN, ih bedt-Liquors and Cigars. a He FALL AND ‘WINTER ‘GOODS: — HYMAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOVS' CLOTHING — Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, @ Hats, Caps, me ? 7 . _) Boets, Ladies’ Shoes, . Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Etc., {Suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, ‘Being’ extensicely wanes in the) a. MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING RUSIN ESS To give to the:people the benefit df OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See us’ Before! Purchasing, BRANCEL FIOUSHS:No. 7 Murray Street, New York, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. No. 216 and.218 California Street, San Francisco. Cor-Broad and Pine sts., Nevada my It is our purpose . HYMAN BROTHERS. 7 ce . Holiday Rises Arriving 1 A The Riamond aca BROAD ST REET, ‘cccagages CITY. MRS. L. W. THATCHER, —_Dealer in— MRS. THACHER has just réturned from “San Francisco where she spent one week in carefully selecting an elegant “HOLIDAY STOCK of Rich Jewelry, Solid Gold Chains, in-all the. latest designs, Fine Watches, Swiss and American movementsin extra ‘fine. gold and silver cases. Stone Cameo, Onyx, Turquoise and Amethyst Sets, Bar-Rings, Shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Band «nd Chain Bracelets, , Rings in endless variety, and all the Latest Novelties in the market. ; I purchase my goods from. manufacturers direct and propodse"to sell them at a very emall advance on their cost. I have adopted theyplan of markingevery . article i in plain figures, so that every one Gan see the prices for theinselves. Solid silver ware in cases, and Reégers Bros. triple plated -. ware on white metal for table and ornamentaltisein all the newest pat“. terns direct from the factory East. All goods’ éngraved free of charge. Alsd the most compietle assortment of Seth Thomas, calendar and 8 day clocks at prices as.low ag the low est. Gold spectacles, eyeglasses, etc. All orders from the country promptly filled and satisfaction gwaranteed in every tratisaction. -Repairing and adjusting fine watches by an experienced watchmaker and warranted for one year. Tinvite particular atttaition to Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s ho. . eh Js, ae j ss inal Fine goods ™ low prices, ‘2? & EEE Sa en ~ ee er a ee Ne ee he a Nae a Na a a a ee Se Set Ne Se et Ladies, Read’ and Ponder Over It. Having concluded to retire from business in Nevada City, we will offer our entire stock of New and ‘Blegant “pRY AND FANCY GOODS, --QO—— Sale: Begins: "Tresday, Dec. 27, And Ends Saturday, Jan. 21, 1882. ——-—-0Room ror RENT. 64 Feet of Shelving and Two Counters 24 feet long will be Soldfor $12, THE NINE CENT STORE Will positiv ely leave Nevada Gity Monday, January 23d, 1882. chance may not ‘occur again within a hundred years. Remember we are closing ‘out to retire from business, and will net take the zest‘of-an article into consideration. eo QUICKLY! len ‘GO AT ONCE! GO! Do not wait until the clamor of our ‘stity, is ‘over—until the shades of evening fall. For if you do you will lose these matchless bargains. YOU WILL LOSE THEM ALL! “SHIVELY'S NINE CENT STORE, Do not miss this goléon opportunity, as a sindlar t " o ‘Just “Above City Hall Pe CLOSING OUT SALE 2 + ot

ention of the y and County RIED STOCK Comm ertial Cit , OVISIONS, LINTLS, IES, POP CORY, [RRORS, EN WARK, Ete, & Liquors poses. ical Fruits. BACCO vorite Branda, omestic. n 4 have . DRUMS, DISHES, VAGONS, G HORSES, nds and the pubthing, from a eetinghouse my store, ds, if you canros li fill them at RICES. 1 extended mein ~ e thanks and ask VYUOUSEN, -. Nevada City, ic is ast SPURIOUS Ons. . er . § Powder ywder cor othing but NED. mALartar: rh ol TH & HICKS, -Gantt’s baker erry, in visions, Ete. stile td by us" id sell at, tbe atone ee nce Semen ROSS, mnselor at L% i Mond Pine soe watateis valued of 250u. ./Sity’ate ia & wretched condition, ~ be handed in.at the County’ Clerk’s . unpaid fer several months, “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT! J) NBVADAONTY, CALIFORNIA, . BRIEF MENTAQN, Various Happenings in and @ut or Town. “Land League meeting tenight, Qpium dens are said to abeuud ‘on Commercial street, ; Railroad and stage travel continues very light. But little freighting is due. Dr. H. S. Welch dice. night be ore last.from a vigtt to San Fran-— vi8eo, © 9 Constable Rogers took possession of Mucply & Chaty’s saloon Thureaay evening, i Geo. Allyn was temov rod yesterday from Stumpf’s hotel to the ‘County Hospital. H. W, Calderwood’s house a Truckee’ was burned Wedaesilay uight, the loss being but $RE0. ~~ Reserved seats for the Qutes operatic performauces can be_ procured without extra charge at’ Vinton’s drug store. Matilda Poelervhas. applied for letters testamentary” on the estate ‘of John 3B. 4#*Poeler,) deceased. The ‘The roadé* leading inte Nevada Lite streét within the cerporate limit’ are mostly well takea cate. of. ' AL billefagainst the couuty must office by.ten o’clock Tuesday morniug, or else they will have’tu remain :° There was a large and very pleasant patty gifen Thursday evening ut the residence of Thos: Mooney on Selby Flat, A great many ladies and gentlemen residing in that vis . cinity as well as big delegations from this city aud Bine Tent were in atBert Guild and Louis Fuote furnished music for dancing which was continued tillbreak of day. . during the night. The party was as “agreeable a sucial, gathering as las ever occurred in this section. ou tend inee, i MISTAKEN IDENTITY. A Lady in Male Costume the Frnocent Cause of Mach Trouble. _ The Unity Social Club gave a tasquerade party at Grass Valley night before last, Among the dancers was. -a lady costumed as a’ colored “footnian, Her make-up and personation were so admirable th atmo one suspected her sex. -Seffposing her to be a boy, one of the male dancers handled her somewhat roughly. ‘She resented the act andstruck him with ariding whip she carried. In a few seconds there was a general rumiue in which several. persons participated. The end of the matter was that a peace officer interfered and . after quite a struggle sueceeded in landing the manipalator of the whip in the city prison. Then it wae that he first ascertained his prisoner w BUX, ed sensation’ in our sister town intormaat says. Such ‘* takes” never occur at partieain Neya_ da City. ‘ our Dropped on Him Accidentally. John Wiliams, the fellow accused of having a hand in Indian _-Charlie’s murder, is now securely corralled in the County Jail where he was placed night before dast. Sheriff Tompkins accidentally run across him at Sacramento. He was in the saloon of our ex-County ‘Treasurer, Jerry Payne, reading an account of his own escape when the Sheriff happened in there -and recognizing hi took him in charge. It is doubtfwl if Williams can be convicted of participating in the murder, but. yesterday he pleaded guilty to a charge of furnishing liquor to the Indians. Red Men's Election. The following were. elected Thursday evening by Wyoming Tribe, No, 49, Improved Order of Red}Men, to serve as officers for the ensuing term: J. W. Dean, Sachem; J. W{> " Stevens, Senior Sagamore; A. Barub, Jduior Sagamore. “ A compuere etock of Blawk Books at Beano & Bassert’s. d30-t£. ‘Miners Wanted. Wanted immediately at the Rising Sun mine, Colfax; twenty first‘class quarte:miwers. Wages, $2 per day and beard, Apply:to) the sePerintendent, d2i-lw. * # Bement to Prof. Mandy _, Nevana Crry, Dec. 26, 1881, Prof. H. W. Haod—Dear Sir— We, the citizens of Nevada City and '. vicinity, in ordec to attest our appteciation of your cheerfully rendered and valuable efforts in behalf of many home entertainments whicl were rendered ‘more attractive and4 remunerative because of your'musical skill afd ability, hereby tender ydu a ‘complimentary benefit to be givén at such timé and place as may ag cocd with your wishes. Awaiting your reply, with expressions of friendly esteem, We remain, Yours, Respéctfully, Jno. T. Morgm, EsM. Preston, © Gee, W. Wech, ~#. M. Brown, eT Schinittburg, G. K. Brand, ~g gomine concer: ie cere iis tae wine a . The Citizens of Nevada City ‘Pender [? a . Raw Nears ‘wbreet.” MheWwspapers “are requested to ‘call Mumediately: ‘and settle their acconnts. THES 9 is a. food time to spe let sg gt -. Greatest Downfa for groceries and proVisioms, Start —AND+ in'right'by trading at the Beehive Grocery Store, en ‘Commercial 28-lw. * “Notice to Subscribers. TUMBI.E: Ever Known. Great Crash in Prices. —— “an \petsons indebted to me for —THE ‘Mechanics Store ‘On Commercial Street, H* Just’ Received TWO CAR LOADS” —O Fr d29-4¢ J. Jd. Meacwam, ~ a @ne Week Only. We wwitk close out our stock of Dolls ana Dishes at cost. Branyv & Basserr. d27-lw 4 Tuwesk pickled walnuts at the Bechive are a delicious relish. d28-1w 4 a AV alting, Bassett,” Soh Webber, DLW ellington, " JE Brown,: . R.E. Robiason, DUNCAN'S Holiday Goods, Which are now on Exhibition for Public m‘ attractive” A good supper was_ served . ‘Wednesday evening, “tbe my most earnest endeavor, ‘H. 8S. Welch, K. A. Davis, W.S. Richards, .P. Clancy, WwW, D,-Vinton, ~ PLE. Hughson, M. By 8B. Potter, WN. P. Brown, ‘J. Davis, 4. W. Hearn, J. B. Johnson, HH. H.-Haskins, id. B. Gray, G. Richards, S. A. Eddy, L, S. Calkins, Alex. Sloan, BN, Sho scraft,, QO. W. Brown, ° J. B. Conn, M. L. Marsh, Cc. W. Cross, G. I, dacebs, Antoine Tam, Nevapa Crry, Dec, 27th, 1881.

To Messrs. Jno. T. Morgan, E. M. Preston, Geo. W. Welch, G. v. Schimitiburg, et al. Geutlemen:—I have the honot of acknowledging the receipt of your complimentary favor of the 27th inst., tendering me a complimentary benefit.to be given at such time and place as may accord with my wishes. This honor you have been pleased to accord me, as you say, in reburm fer my cheerfully rendered and valuable efforts in behalf of maay home entertainments which you have: pleased to further designate as having been. “rendered more’ remunerative and because of my humble connection “therewith. I accept your kindness, gentlemen, most gratefully, and would designate the . 22ud of. February, -as the time, and the . Theatre at Nevada City ‘the place for giving she coucert, and it will with ‘the assistance of the talented ladies and gentlemen-who will participate jon that occasion, to give such a concert as will prove acceptable to those who ‘may honer us with their presence, your kindness’ sidered Your ‘most Obedient servant, > H. W. Haxp, eee ------~ Result of Reckless Drivee. Yesterday forenoon, while, attempting to turn the corner of Broatt and Pirestreetsat a-breakneck speed, Lincoln. Edwaids, duiver of the Bay ‘State Market delivery team, ran his wagon against the large curbstone at Vinton’s drug store, The shock of the planking did not hurt bim. The wagon stopped at the scene of eollision,'but the horses,/one of which fell down; soon got -under headway again and dashed up Broad street carrying the pole with them. extensive damage was done, but that was simply because no oae happened to be in the way, of the ‘runaways. " The officers ought to enforce the law against reckless driving in the corporate limits. Our attention bh been called to more than one person who violates it daily. ae The Fire Ordinance Case. Hong Hi of Commercial street, convicted of violating the fire ordinance, was yesterday sentenced by Justice Robinson to pay a fine of $25. It being the first case of the kind the jury recomniended the defendant to mercy, and the court imposed the minimum penalty. Raffle fora Chain. . A lady’s gold opera chain will be raffled as soon as sufficient. tickets jx can be sold. Chain to be seen at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. _ Tickets for sale at the above store and at A. I. Zekind’s, d27-1w. A Beautifal New Year's Present. One of Miltz & Overton's large colored crayons or ardozen cabinets will make abeautiful New Year's present. . The prices are very reasonable, Call and see specimens. © “Gallery on a . Constamsty supplied with the very With many thenks for} ‘and consideration, _géntlemen, I —— beg to be conthrew him out, but strange to say . . the suddea landiug.on the hard side . " No, =1Fine Watches, i Diamonds, -Jewelry. NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Beckman’s Building, ¥ OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor, Virgt-class iy work at popular prices, WA Boots Biacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was forinerly engaged a, the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramente, and isa thorough master of the “tonsorial art. wala spection,. This shipment consists of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, HOLIDAY PRESENTS fn Endless Variety,‘Men's Boys’ & Youth’s Clothing. -Ladies’ and Gents’ FURNISHING cooDs, BOOTS,SHOES, HATS CLOAKS, Ulsters, Dolmans, Blankets, LADIES’ WHITE GOODS, And Thousands of other. Articles too numerous to mention. MILLINERY —AND— Fancy 7 Goods, MISS M. W. PIERCE: On Broad Street, next above the _ Engine House, Nevada City. Netional Exchange Hotel. ; Call and Examine my stock and . . ey Be STAGE FrOUSE, prices before parchebing &. A. EDDY, Froprictor. elsewhere. THE (NATIONAL EX4 CHANGE HOTEL is the finest structure north of , Sacramento, Fire proof, ¥ mudern 1n all its appointments, elegantly furnished; and hag recently been 1enovated throughout. The Table fare will be unexceptionable and accommodation for families especially provided. Charges to suit the times. Free Buss to and from the Depot, Stagea leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fozest City, Alleghany, Pike’ C ity, Mountain House, Down ville, Lake City, "Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbee Mine; Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little. York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR —AND— BILLIARD ROOM. Early Purchasers. will secure Bargains, fel am determined to close out my entire stock at ANY PRICE! Don't Forget the Mechanics Store, Transcript Block, Commercial St., Nevada, City .L. NATHAN, ih bedt-Liquors and Cigars. a He FALL AND ‘WINTER ‘GOODS: — HYMAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOVS' CLOTHING — Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, @ Hats, Caps, me ? 7 . _) Boets, Ladies’ Shoes, . Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Etc., {Suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, ‘Being’ extensicely wanes in the) a. MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING RUSIN ESS To give to the:people the benefit df OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See us’ Before! Purchasing, BRANCEL FIOUSHS:No. 7 Murray Street, New York, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. No. 216 and.218 California Street, San Francisco. Cor-Broad and Pine sts., Nevada my It is our purpose . HYMAN BROTHERS. 7 ce . Holiday Rises Arriving 1 A The Riamond aca BROAD ST REET, ‘cccagages CITY. MRS. L. W. THATCHER, —_Dealer in— MRS. THACHER has just réturned from “San Francisco where she spent one week in carefully selecting an elegant “HOLIDAY STOCK of Rich Jewelry, Solid Gold Chains, in-all the. latest designs, Fine Watches, Swiss and American movementsin extra ‘fine. gold and silver cases. Stone Cameo, Onyx, Turquoise and Amethyst Sets, Bar-Rings, Shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Band «nd Chain Bracelets, , Rings in endless variety, and all the Latest Novelties in the market. ; I purchase my goods from. manufacturers direct and propodse"to sell them at a very emall advance on their cost. I have adopted theyplan of markingevery . article i in plain figures, so that every one Gan see the prices for theinselves. Solid silver ware in cases, and Reégers Bros. triple plated -. ware on white metal for table and ornamentaltisein all the newest pat“. terns direct from the factory East. All goods’ éngraved free of charge. Alsd the most compietle assortment of Seth Thomas, calendar and 8 day clocks at prices as.low ag the low est. Gold spectacles, eyeglasses, etc. All orders from the country promptly filled and satisfaction gwaranteed in every tratisaction. -Repairing and adjusting fine watches by an experienced watchmaker and warranted for one year. Tinvite particular atttaition to Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s ho. . eh Js, ae j ss inal Fine goods ™ low prices, ‘2? & EEE Sa en ~ ee er a ee Ne ee he a Nae a Na a a a ee Se Set Ne Se et Ladies, Read’ and Ponder Over It. Having concluded to retire from business in Nevada City, we will offer our entire stock of New and ‘Blegant “pRY AND FANCY GOODS, --QO—— Sale: Begins: "Tresday, Dec. 27, And Ends Saturday, Jan. 21, 1882. ——-—-0Room ror RENT. 64 Feet of Shelving and Two Counters 24 feet long will be Soldfor $12, THE NINE CENT STORE Will positiv ely leave Nevada Gity Monday, January 23d, 1882. chance may not ‘occur again within a hundred years. Remember we are closing ‘out to retire from business, and will net take the zest‘of-an article into consideration. eo QUICKLY! len ‘GO AT ONCE! GO! Do not wait until the clamor of our ‘stity, is ‘over—until the shades of evening fall. For if you do you will lose these matchless bargains. YOU WILL LOSE THEM ALL! “SHIVELY'S NINE CENT STORE, Do not miss this goléon opportunity, as a sindlar t " o ‘Just “Above City Hall Pe CLOSING OUT SALE 2 + ot