December 5, 1883 (4 pages)

ee A NN AONE EO IN OO NT 1. James Pritchard, of of Penn’ Valley, was kicked i in se face Sunday by a}. Hr: de in ni ae ye ‘bail The Em ir la onda he Eu one it is, will » . The mill is sate € Mesiy new aod Foote wa three Triumph concentratore. oA horse drawing a small wagon sai arun down the steep hill on ange ay ‘heath: D1! Boruck % hold a World’s Fair. at San Francisco in 1877 meeta-with the hearty endorsement™ “of atY“publiens who have the best W. Oliver, Jas. Treglone and Jozepb Glassonfwere. thrown out. of the: wagon, Oliver was knocked insensible and was quite badly shaken up, 165 Peokiec an sie lla ae understand that a petition, to ing . ical + ‘Let the . De signed only by ha a sin direna Veodiflied.of the lation in Grass Va ing the Seateas a World’s Fair Commititown trusteés to fix we besten liquor tee, so that each may operative, and license for the town at $25 a month. We suppose the matter will come up) at the meeting of trustves to be held. Tuesday night. be in <u to lend assistance to the co =. to be appointed Lere, in gg such ‘recognition from the cenit Government: and other resources as will tend to insure the] success of the grand unde:takingLet there be no delay in this matter as it is essential, absolutely so, that the voice of the State be heard in un ison in regard to-an enterprise that will place her interests upon s more substantial foundation than éver. be fore.” Nevada county, always here tofore ng the first to make itself ~~ heard and felt in movements that are calculated to forward the interests of the great commonwealth of which we _ are an important part, ‘should maintain her well earned reputation by being well‘to the front in thie project in comparison with which the Tri~-ennial Conclave, with its many advantages in directing attention. to the wonderful resources of the gold en west, Was a small affair. The Conclave suddenly advanced California at least. five years towards the degeee of civilization she is reaching — Freight via Truckee. ‘The Leader says: The merchants of Sierra City unanimously agree that it is to Aheir interests to have their freight come by way of Truekee and are willing to pay a higher rate than has been charged them on the Nevada City route. _ It is prob: able that» the ‘rate will vary from $25°to $35 per ton from San Francisco. As soon as Sisson, Crocker & Co. can make arrangements with the C. PB. R. BR. Co, for special rates on freight ‘destined to Sierra City, a contract will be entered into with the merchants over there to deliver. their goods for the next two years. This change will be a fayorable one to.Sierra Valley, as the: large teams continually passing. through ‘here SI REALE D ALOE LLIN A trve iron “medicine, beneficial to.the young.as well as the old” who suffer from dyspepsia, etc, is Brown’s Iron Bitters. out for. The World’s. Fair will put eee gg gk ya us ahead two or three times as far, From a Druggist. ST Ta Mr; Harry Williams, the leading druggist of Greenville, Plumas.county, Cal., under date of Augnat 17th, writes: ‘‘Your medicine -(Ammen’s Cough: Syrup) has’ given entire satisfaction. © ly increase as soon as the fall -sets in.” ’ Placer Times Items. Robert BE. Linder -hed his right hand and arm badly crushed last week while oiling some machinery at Chalk Bluff. We hope the Supervisors of Placer county will follow the example set by the Supervisors of Nevada coun: ty, and next year extend the open season for deer from November lst to January Ist, so that Placer coun ty hunters can have a chance to kill a few deer as they come down from the high mountain ranges. Last week W. J. Jameson and PhilipC. Byrne shot a pigeon match of six birds each, for $25 a side, which resulted in a tie, each killing five birds. The match was declared . OE Wuire Family Blankets, $5 a pair at Casper’s. nl8-tf psmiasere tay Sa Somee pve Se Tar ev int. bemoan Save Costs by Paying. All ‘persons indebted to P, J. Halk for meat purchased at his market on Commercial street, are notified that his accounts have been placed in my hands for collection, Save coste by calling immediately at m) market on Broad street and settling, a draw, as no more birds could be ics PERN a ee purchased to shoot at. A challenge. gyy a $750 suit at Miller’s, 017-1! was issued between the parties and sists sear) Sein eg accepted, It will be shot as soon as. Fine Dwelling Mouse for Rent. birds can be purchased; : A. Sloan’s house for rent, Apply: EEE to W. Craig, Gem Saloon, tf Fine overcoats. only $15 at.Mila's, nl7-tf, BORN. Bank At Greenville, Pl ty, Dec. 4th, 5 Bxahevae. *} 1883, to feein Wisson . ad eg wie torinerly of At thie favorite place cai’ always Nevada City, a daughter. be found the very best of wines, ales, iquors and cigars, Eastern beer and the. celebrated Hoffberg beer can always be had atthe Bank Exchange, MARRIED. At the residence of the _ bridw’s Pane Nevada Citv, Dec. 2, 1883, by Rev. Sims, Wm, M, Browning and Theresa Anh Lutz. [Accompanying the above notice the TrRanscrirT received a box of Giffin’s best cigars and some deli cious cake. It is unnecessary to adi that our young friends have the best wishes of all who know them,and especially of the newspaper folks, for their future happiness: ] : Aumun’s Cough Syrup is prepared by a competent druggist, from the prescription of one of ‘the miost noted physicians of-Hurope. It isa sure and safe remedy for colds, coughs and diseases for which it is recommended. Ask your dealer to show you a large bottle. Pure Gum Boots at Casper’s. DIED At Gold Flat, near Nevada City, Dec. 3d, "1883, James P. Rickard, aged 6 years and & months, Having bought “at bankrupt sale 30 cases men’s pure gum rubber boots, double soled, it énaliles me to sell them at $4 a pair, and all can be accemimodated for cash, or no cash, for the same price at Casper’s. Competition ont of the question. © n18-tf —————EEEE BUTEL AHRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —o—— STANLY A. 'EDDY.. Proprietio . Dec. 3; 1883. Mrs. Andrews &’s, Bloomfield, F. H. Bell, J. D, Ostrom, W. J. Smith, Jas. Marriot, G. F. Spellenberg, do 4 oh Henberg, ' do yer, Grass -Valley, i Rake da = B. Guscetti, H. Rittenhouse, do T. Oakey, do A. gee caggone? Hill, Robinson, eis illo, ions gt eens infants and Children Metehest, Morphine or Nercotine, ieee, When Bahtes and dose re nay City, Washington, ‘ . Bates Pike City, Mise ba s Parker, Livermore, ton socks 75 cents per dozen, at MilAlta street, Saturday evening, and . ” will require lots of valley produce, . ’ LT expect my sales to greats=siie PIONEER FORNITD ‘Corner Broad and FineStsiy eet Pre AND PorTgr . ** * . are ee Port rubber boots FOUR DOL-. LARS AND A RUA He a pair, at Miller’s, ‘a a hte -tf Snsaen soavid 8 pairs for $1, English socks $1 60 per dozen, cotle er's. are oe em ie ape et Horn cough ot Ria: ig ‘no remedy equal a ae as Syrup, »” wv & “ge afoctionery ie —AND— OYSTER SALOON, Pine Street, oppesite Geo. x Taner’ 4, 0, , BLEY. . Proprietor, Piles, suns and Cakes of all kinds. Wedding Cakes a specialty. The Larges t Stock of Fancy Candics 6 be tourid inthe County. FRESH OYSTERS In the shell or by the can, served in any style and on short notice. Country orders for Contéctionery or, tow a filled promptly and to the satistaction of geciag Suppers for Todges or Parties, eaten hoe on ishori{ tiotice and at re bh o. C. BLEY. “POWDER This BR a never virion, A marvel of purity, strength and. wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test,. short weight, alum or phosUNION MARKET, Commercial Street, Nevada City; COLLEY BROTHERS, . Prop’s. HAVING leased the .above and vicinity that we are Market of Jacob Naffziger, we would respectfully announce Commercial St., Nevada City, . them with ths best qualit, J. A. SMITH, Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sautothe people of Nevada City eee ~=WOULD RESPECTFULLY i lige eee: the people :of this city); Sages, ete., and vicinity Shag: he hag Oars oo ey to furnish eda At the Lowest Market Rates. First Class Meat Market ° We also keep on hand a choice stock of At the above named piace, and will keep on hand the.VERY BEST QUALITY OF HAMS, BACON AND Le Beef, Pork, Mutton; Sausages, . ” We And everything élse usually Aoiiat in'a ‘well regulated market: Family Orders a specialty. GIVE ME A TRIAL AND BE CONVINC. ED THAT MY MEATS ARE SUPERIOR to any herctofore found in. this market. phate powde ts, SOLD ONLY IN CANS. . . VAL “BAKING PowpvER Co., 106 Wallst., N. Y. n3-ly EMPIRE MARKET, Transcript Block, ~ — SPECIAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that we have assumed atl indebtedness of the Union Market from November Ist, 1883, and will pay all bills against the concern since that time,and rsons indebted to the market from Novemer ist, 1883 are hereby notified to pay the same immediately to the undersigned, COLLEY BROS. Nevada City, Dec. 1, 1888, GET READY POR CHRISTMAS! Rare and Beautii ‘Holiday Goods! SANTA GLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY TO CALL: OW EMIL ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street, Where can be found one of the best selected BROUGHT TO THE MARKET THIS SEASON, A-FINE LINE OF ,. Toys; Novelties, Confectionery, Nats Embracing a Chousand and one articles appropriate as a Gift _ to a relative or a friend. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCOS. An Immense Stock ‘on hand this season. I call special attention to my fine assortment of Genuine Mecrschaum Cigar Holders and Pipes---J ust the thing to give a gentleman. Cigars from $1.50 to $9 per 100. Fruits and Tegetables of all kinds, EMIL ROSENTHAL, THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR The Holiday Announcement of LM SUARFORTH OF TEE STORE. ‘Nevada Drag Store, . 2 nanan a eny _ WALTER . 0, a, TON . tiful Stock iof GLASSES, &C. tice. early as possible. Tunaetje & Sz Brod, BROAD sTREET, hove Ping, Nevada City. } We offer to the public t bie Largest and most beau-. -p IMPOR‘°ED AndHome Made Holiday Goods ' Ever presented to the people: of this county. ‘The stock embraces Cold and Silver Watehes, Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Bracelets, Breast Pins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bangles, Charms, ETC., EWC., ETC., : Beautifully Sct in Diamonds, Eucralds, Rabies Tarquns, urns, Amethists, Sapphires, Quartz and other Precious Stones. < ALSO, PETRIFIED WOOD JEWELRY. ee QQ ing Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Of Late Styles, Just Received. oO Everything in our store is warranted as represented. wre make HOME-MADE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY ! "Which we guarantee 18 carats fine, ciel p chain We are selling our beautiful, stock Cheaper than any other Store in the State. THIS !S THE ONLY PLACE IN NEVADA CITY WHERE YOU CAN GET RELIABLE 9. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, EVEEngraving done free. Jewelry of all kinds made to order. at: bath no. Orders from the couy pi sioses ta led? Please send then in “as Sie Mell . BRAND a BROTHER, Wednesday. Dec. bth. a E,. A. TOMPRINS, TAM & TOMPKINS’ Select Stone, AT STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET. —— 1Your attention is called to the following. list oe choice articles just: received at our new Store: Candies and Nuts, Dried‘ Fruit, all kinds of Canned : Fruit, Jellies and Jams. French and German Mustard iby the bo ttle or gallon, Horseradish, Tomato Catsup, Spanish Olives, “6 “ce é “cc ae ¢ All kinds Pickles, by the bottle, gallon or barrel. Assorted French and American Sardines. ° Assorted Potted Game in Cans. FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS IN. CAKS. 3 Pigs’ Feet, Cheese, (Swiss, American and German.) Sauerkrout by the gallon, Italian Paste, all kinds, German and Italian Bolognas, Sauces, Crackets, etc. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. we will sell Cheap for Cash. hia » Respectfully, TAM & TOMPKINS, Please give us’a call. he accommodated: for Cash o1 or no no Cah h at Casper’ Se ee at Only Twenty-Five Cents Each, at Casper’ lao) Oo Qo. C g é footie! ome tne Coa (2) —= ya Renee re) Secu m o—=3 ay ee Cs 4 = yore $y ‘sioyurrg aq V-O1 “9709 Z-] 2 ‘s]pes2ACE Aavayy "Woe syu09 0G ‘stameiq puke surysiopuy) ouLayy $,U2 TA . ‘suo Gf ‘porrpungyun ‘sqsTYyS Suy.M . yon] ye sey AN, yao 1Or) SA0q TH UAOTY JAA StONoUpeY ISaIB—L} BI . "OR 03 2$ wio1y “yoor pue YoeS ‘sins ssoiqd anbig susw . Q§ ‘sloyuRlg ersojes osty MA P-11 . ~ $4109 @) ‘sifeseaC Aatoyy G3 JS ‘PaLpaneyun ‘sys ony cared v.62 [$ pur ]g ‘SIOMRIC, pue siiys aapuy jouuepy Asin sual ‘yore @ ‘sioyuelg Awe, sy Ay P-11 ie ype ‘31109 Q¢ ‘SIOMBIC] pue sillyg Jopupy pouuel.y vowed sus a 6998 SU UAE ACT) AL SH) . S 9 we [ALI VOVAEN ‘SL33H1S TWIQUaWNOD ONY 3MId YaNYOD ‘dn 9§ urogy ‘syeas000 Sua Sts 0 peonpes @Z§ Ajsour10y ‘syms JoAvog $Usy\l ‘ot & 2 *[I$ 03 poonpos ¢]$ Aprouiios ‘sing e1ewissed 9Ul.y Sus ‘0Z$ 01. poonpas 628 Ajsoutsg} ‘s}INg s19UISseD QUIT Sua aie 3 a SAOG NV SHLNOA Naw ‘seoyg ‘s}oog ‘spoon Surystusng Z O01 fe s18H 4g eiexge *

ee A NN AONE EO IN OO NT 1. James Pritchard, of of Penn’ Valley, was kicked i in se face Sunday by a}. Hr: de in ni ae ye ‘bail The Em ir la onda he Eu one it is, will » . The mill is sate € Mesiy new aod Foote wa three Triumph concentratore. oA horse drawing a small wagon sai arun down the steep hill on ange ay ‘heath: D1! Boruck % hold a World’s Fair. at San Francisco in 1877 meeta-with the hearty endorsement™ “of atY“publiens who have the best W. Oliver, Jas. Treglone and Jozepb Glassonfwere. thrown out. of the: wagon, Oliver was knocked insensible and was quite badly shaken up, 165 Peokiec an sie lla ae understand that a petition, to ing . ical + ‘Let the . De signed only by ha a sin direna Veodiflied.of the lation in Grass Va ing the Seateas a World’s Fair Commititown trusteés to fix we besten liquor tee, so that each may operative, and license for the town at $25 a month. We suppose the matter will come up) at the meeting of trustves to be held. Tuesday night. be in <u to lend assistance to the co =. to be appointed Lere, in gg such ‘recognition from the cenit Government: and other resources as will tend to insure the] success of the grand unde:takingLet there be no delay in this matter as it is essential, absolutely so, that the voice of the State be heard in un ison in regard to-an enterprise that will place her interests upon s more substantial foundation than éver. be fore.” Nevada county, always here tofore ng the first to make itself ~~ heard and felt in movements that are calculated to forward the interests of the great commonwealth of which we _ are an important part, ‘should maintain her well earned reputation by being well‘to the front in thie project in comparison with which the Tri~-ennial Conclave, with its many advantages in directing attention. to the wonderful resources of the gold en west, Was a small affair. The Conclave suddenly advanced California at least. five years towards the degeee of civilization she is reaching — Freight via Truckee. ‘The Leader says: The merchants of Sierra City unanimously agree that it is to Aheir interests to have their freight come by way of Truekee and are willing to pay a higher rate than has been charged them on the Nevada City route. _ It is prob: able that» the ‘rate will vary from $25°to $35 per ton from San Francisco. As soon as Sisson, Crocker & Co. can make arrangements with the C. PB. R. BR. Co, for special rates on freight ‘destined to Sierra City, a contract will be entered into with the merchants over there to deliver. their goods for the next two years. This change will be a fayorable one to.Sierra Valley, as the: large teams continually passing. through ‘here SI REALE D ALOE LLIN A trve iron “medicine, beneficial to.the young.as well as the old” who suffer from dyspepsia, etc, is Brown’s Iron Bitters. out for.. The World’s. Fair will put eee gg gk ya us ahead two or three times as far, From a Druggist. ST Ta Mr; Harry Williams, the leading druggist of Greenville, Plumas.county, Cal., under date of Augnat 17th, writes: ‘‘Your medicine -(Ammen’s Cough: Syrup) has’ given entire satisfaction. © ly increase as soon as the fall -sets in.” ’ Placer Times Items. Robert BE. Linder -hed his right hand and arm badly crushed last week while oiling some machinery at Chalk Bluff. We hope the Supervisors of Placer county will follow the example set by the Supervisors of Nevada coun: ty, and next year extend the open season for deer from November lst to January Ist, so that Placer coun ty hunters can have a chance to kill a few deer as they come down from the high mountain ranges. Last week W. J. Jameson and PhilipC. Byrne shot a pigeon match of six birds each, for $25 a side, which resulted in a tie, each killing five birds. The match was declared . OE Wuire Family Blankets, $5 a pair at Casper’s. nl8-tf psmiasere tay Sa Somee pve Se Tar ev int. bemoan Save Costs by Paying. All ‘persons indebted to P, J. Halk for meat purchased at his market on Commercial street, are notified that his accounts have been placed in my hands for collection, Save coste by calling immediately at m) market on Broad street and settling, a draw, as no more birds could be ics PERN a ee purchased to shoot at. A challenge. gyy a $750 suit at Miller’s, 017-1! was issued between the parties and sists sear) Sein eg accepted, It will be shot as soon as. Fine Dwelling Mouse for Rent. birds can be purchased; : A. Sloan’s house for rent, Apply: EEE to W. Craig, Gem Saloon, tf Fine overcoats. only $15 at.Mila's, nl7-tf, BORN. Bank At Greenville, Pl ty, Dec. 4th, 5 Bxahevae. *} 1883, to feein Wisson . ad eg wie torinerly of At thie favorite place cai’ always Nevada City, a daughter. be found the very best of wines, ales, iquors and cigars, Eastern beer and the. celebrated Hoffberg beer can always be had atthe Bank Exchange, MARRIED. At the residence of the _ bridw’s Pane Nevada Citv, Dec. 2, 1883, by Rev. Sims, Wm, M, Browning and Theresa Anh Lutz. [Accompanying the above notice the TrRanscrirT received a box of Giffin’s best cigars and some deli cious cake. It is unnecessary to adi that our young friends have the best wishes of all who know them,and especially of the newspaper folks, for their future happiness: ] : Aumun’s Cough Syrup is prepared by a competent druggist, from the prescription of one of ‘the miost noted physicians of-Hurope. It isa sure and safe remedy for colds, coughs and diseases for which it is recommended. Ask your dealer to show you a large bottle. Pure Gum Boots at Casper’s. DIED At Gold Flat, near Nevada City, Dec. 3d, "1883, James P. Rickard, aged 6 years and & months, Having bought “at bankrupt sale 30 cases men’s pure gum rubber boots, double soled, it énaliles me to sell them at $4 a pair, and all can be accemimodated for cash, or no cash, for the same price at Casper’s. Competition ont of the question. © n18-tf —————EEEE BUTEL AHRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. —o—— STANLY A. 'EDDY... Proprietio . Dec. 3; 1883. Mrs. Andrews &’s, Bloomfield, F. H. Bell, J. D, Ostrom, W. J. Smith, Jas.. Marriot, G. F. Spellenberg, do 4 oh Henberg, ' do yer, Grass -Valley, i Rake da = B. Guscetti, H. Rittenhouse, do T. Oakey, do A. gee caggone? Hill, Robinson, eis illo, ions gt eens infants and Children Metehest, Morphine or Nercotine, ieee, When Bahtes and dose re nay City, Washington, ‘ . Bates Pike City, Mise ba s Parker, Livermore, ton socks 75 cents per dozen, at MilAlta street, Saturday evening, and . ” will require lots of valley produce, . ’ LT expect my sales to greats=siie PIONEER FORNITD ‘Corner Broad and FineStsiy eet Pre AND PorTgr . ** * . are ee Port rubber boots FOUR DOL-. LARS AND A RUA He a pair, at Miller’s, ‘a a hte -tf Snsaen soavid 8 pairs for $1, English socks $1 60 per dozen, cotle er's. are oe em ie ape et Horn cough ot Ria: ig ‘no remedy equal a ae as Syrup, »” wv & “ge afoctionery ie —AND— OYSTER SALOON, Pine Street, oppesite Geo. x Taner’ 4, 0, , BLEY. . Proprietor,

Piles, suns and Cakes of all kinds. Wedding Cakes a specialty. The Larges t Stock of Fancy Candics 6 be tourid inthe County. FRESH OYSTERS In the shell or by the can, served in any style and on short notice. Country orders for Contéctionery or, tow a filled promptly and to the satistaction of geciag Suppers for Todges or Parties, eaten hoe on ishori{ tiotice and at re bh o. C. BLEY. “POWDER This BR a never virion, A marvel of purity, strength and. wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test,. short weight, alum or phosUNION MARKET, Commercial Street, Nevada City; COLLEY BROTHERS, . Prop’s. HAVING leased the .above and vicinity that we are Market of Jacob Naffziger, we would respectfully announce Commercial St., Nevada City, . them with ths best qualit, J. A. SMITH, Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sautothe people of Nevada City eee ~=WOULD RESPECTFULLY i lige eee: the people :of this city); Sages, ete., and vicinity Shag: he hag Oars oo ey to furnish eda At the Lowest Market Rates. First Class Meat Market ° We also keep on hand a choice stock of At the above named piace, and will keep on hand the.VERY BEST QUALITY OF HAMS, BACON AND Le Beef, Pork, Mutton; Sausages, . ” We And everything élse usually Aoiiat in'a ‘well regulated market: Family Orders a specialty. GIVE ME A TRIAL AND BE CONVINC. ED THAT MY MEATS ARE SUPERIOR to any herctofore found in. this market. phate powde ts, SOLD ONLY IN CANS. . . VAL “BAKING PowpvER Co., 106 Wallst., N. Y. n3-ly EMPIRE MARKET, Transcript Block, ~ — SPECIAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that we have assumed atl indebtedness of the Union Market from November Ist, 1883, and will pay all bills against the concern since that time,and rsons indebted to the market from Novemer ist, 1883 are hereby notified to pay the same immediately to the undersigned, COLLEY BROS. Nevada City, Dec. 1, 1888, GET READY POR CHRISTMAS! Rare and Beautii ‘Holiday Goods! SANTA GLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY TO CALL: OW EMIL ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street, Where can be found one of the best selected BROUGHT TO THE MARKET THIS SEASON, A-FINE LINE OF ,. Toys; Novelties, Confectionery, Nats Embracing a Chousand and one articles appropriate as a Gift _ to a relative or a friend. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCOS. An Immense Stock ‘on hand this season. I call special attention to my fine assortment of Genuine Mecrschaum Cigar Holders and Pipes---J ust the thing to give a gentleman. Cigars from $1.50 to $9 per 100. Fruits and Tegetables of all kinds, EMIL ROSENTHAL, THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR The Holiday Announcement of LM SUARFORTH OF TEE STORE. ‘Nevada Drag Store, . 2 nanan a eny _ WALTER . 0, a, TON . tiful Stock iof GLASSES, &C. tice. early as possible. Tunaetje & Sz Brod, BROAD sTREET, hove Ping, Nevada City. } We offer to the public t bie Largest and most beau-. -p IMPOR‘°ED AndHome Made Holiday Goods ' Ever presented to the people: of this county. ‘The stock embraces Cold and Silver Watehes, Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Bracelets, Breast Pins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bangles, Charms, ETC., EWC., ETC., : Beautifully Sct in Diamonds, Eucralds, Rabies Tarquns, urns, Amethists, Sapphires, Quartz and other Precious Stones. < ALSO, PETRIFIED WOOD JEWELRY. ee QQ ing Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Of Late Styles, Just Received. oO Everything in our store is warranted as represented. wre make HOME-MADE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY ! "Which we guarantee 18 carats fine, ciel p chain We are selling our beautiful, stock Cheaper than any other Store in the State. THIS !S THE ONLY PLACE IN NEVADA CITY WHERE YOU CAN GET RELIABLE 9. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, EVEEngraving done free. Jewelry of all kinds made to order. at: bath no. Orders from the couy pi sioses ta led? Please send then in “as Sie Mell . BRAND a BROTHER, Wednesday. Dec. bth. a E,. A. TOMPRINS, TAM & TOMPKINS’ Select Stone, AT STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET. —— 1Your attention is called to the following. list oe choice articles just: received at our new Store: Candies and Nuts, Dried‘ Fruit, all kinds of Canned : Fruit, Jellies and Jams. French and German Mustard iby the bo ttle or gallon, Horseradish, Tomato Catsup, Spanish Olives, “6 “ce é “cc ae ¢ All kinds Pickles, by the bottle, gallon or barrel. Assorted French and American Sardines. ° Assorted Potted Game in Cans. FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS IN. CAKS. 3 Pigs’ Feet, Cheese, (Swiss, American and German.) Sauerkrout by the gallon, Italian Paste, all kinds, German and Italian Bolognas, Sauces, Crackets, etc. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. we will sell Cheap for Cash. hia » Respectfully, TAM & TOMPKINS, Please give us’a call. he accommodated: for Cash o1 or no no Cah h at Casper’ Se ee at Only Twenty-Five Cents Each, at Casper’ lao) Oo Qo. C g é footie! ome tne Coa (2) —= ya Renee re) Secu m o—=3 ay ee Cs 4 = yore $y ‘sioyurrg aq V-O1 “9709 Z-] 2 ‘s]pes2ACE Aavayy "Woe syu09 0G ‘stameiq puke surysiopuy) ouLayy $,U2 TA . ‘suo Gf ‘porrpungyun ‘sqsTYyS Suy.M . yon] ye sey AN, yao 1Or) SA0q TH UAOTY JAA StONoUpeY ISaIB—L} BI . "OR 03 2$ wio1y “yoor pue YoeS ‘sins ssoiqd anbig susw . Q§ ‘sloyuRlg ersojes osty MA P-11 . ~ $4109 @) ‘sifeseaC Aatoyy G3 JS ‘PaLpaneyun ‘sys ony cared v.62 [$ pur ]g ‘SIOMRIC, pue siiys aapuy jouuepy Asin sual ‘yore @ ‘sioyuelg Awe, sy Ay P-11 ie ype ‘31109 Q¢ ‘SIOMBIC] pue sillyg Jopupy pouuel.y vowed sus a 6998 SU UAE ACT) AL SH) . S 9 we [ALI VOVAEN ‘SL33H1S TWIQUaWNOD ONY 3MId YaNYOD ‘dn 9§ urogy ‘syeas000 Sua Sts 0 peonpes @Z§ Ajsour10y ‘syms JoAvog $Usy\l ‘ot & 2 *[I$ 03 poonpos ¢]$ Aprouiios ‘sing e1ewissed 9Ul.y Sus ‘0Z$ 01. poonpas 628 Ajsoutsg} ‘s}INg s19UISseD QUIT Sua aie 3 a SAOG NV SHLNOA Naw ‘seoyg ‘s}oog ‘spoon Surystusng Z O01 fe s18H 4g eiexge *