January 17, 1885 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & CaALKmss..Proprietors. SATURDAY, JAN, 17, 1885. Perna Tur cost of building and launch" ingthe Great Eastern was over $4,500,000. An outlay of $3,659,000 broke the original company before she was launched. Another company took up the work, spent $690,000 and collapsed Then a last company, with a capital of $590,000, finished and launched the leviathan of the sea in 188). 4 ‘acini ile Oscar Witpe keeps right qn in his crusade on the modern fashion in dress. He told a Glasgow au* dience the other night that a Lancashire mill girl, with a shaw! over her shoulders and clogs on her feet, knew more about dress “than a fashionable London lady just. returned from Paris. ‘Reseaven seats for Booth’s ap pearance at the Fifth Avenue Theatré; New York, next Monday, were sold Tuesday as far in ad vance as they could’ be engaged He will act in twelve plays, bring ing his support, and even the scenery, with him from Boston. ~SMALLPox is spreading in London. Seventy-one deaths from the disease occurred in the metropol itan district during the week end ing December 15th ,and there wer _ at that time 1,104 patients inthe “various hospitals where this mal ady is exclusively treated. Tue Chronicle publishes «4 statement coming from a sculptor, who says that he made from gyp sum the “‘petrified bodies’’ tha. were recently unearthed in Souti. Barbara county und are being ex _.-hibited to admiring crowds in Sat . Francisco. -_-« In THe Grand Lodge of Unitec Workmen at Pittsburg Tuesday, the Grand Recorder presented hi: ‘raport, which showed the order tc be iri a good financial condition. During the year $221,888 was col lzcted for-benefits and $216,055 ex pended. ee O Mrs. Laura Surewssury, grand niece and eldest surviving rela tive of General Washington, dieu recently in Charlestown, W:-Va., aged 75 years. —_e——— * Tue Presideut vf the Rochester (N. YS Board of Aldermen is on trial for accepting bribes to influence his official action. a Jutes Ferry announces that France intends to soccupy the whole of Tonquin up to-the Chinese frontier. > A Batre between the United States troops and-squatters'in Indian Territory is thought to be inevitable. —~— 2 +e + added to’ the earthquake horror: tense. ———————— eo burg, Va., months, are starting ap again. SS a TE ET Ir is reported that El Madh. has accepted the, conditions proposed by ueneral Wolse.ey. night with strychnine. on ee county, Monday. March. Sa Dr.-Fiazién’s Threat and Lung baieeLr Is the greatest remedy in the world ior Coughs, Colds, tufluenza, Sore Lhroat, quinzy, Luryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, bronciiitis, Astuud, Calarra und vy hoop, Aneunes Of Lie Cures . anbasuugs. It peroruis Wwoudere in reueving Consumption, strengthens the lungs aud instantly aliays wil inmtation Of the uiroat. LLeVe.LAND, Univ. Dr. Frazieih—Dear oir: L was troubled 1or ubout three Monts during the lust summer ald Tali Wah probcluus anu a pad cough. Auster irying se verarremedies Wavuout Mnuwy ay. reiues, 1 used your Rhroat und Lung balsam, ullu found unmediate neip. Un reuring at. Dipti gave ie UbDdisturoeu rest, Srorms and floods are being in Spain and the suffering is inLanpsiipes at Czarnowitz, Austria, are greatly endangering the $5,000,00u cathedral ut that point. Tue tobacco factories at Lynchclosed for severa. D.A. Lampert’ committed sui~<cide at ban bernardino ‘1uesda) CALEB Heap was found murdered neur Butes station, un Joaquin. Queen VICTORIA and Princess Beatrice will go to Germany. in Extra Sesston of Congress. It is generally-believed that an extra session of Congress will be called on the 5th of March to give the Senate an opportunity of confirming appointments to Mr. Cleveland’s cabinet and other prominent officials. It is not likely-there will be an extra cession, which can only be called ‘in two ways. The present Congress could do it under the constitutional provision that ‘‘Congress shall meet on the first Monday in December, unless it appoint a different d.y ;’’ or it could be convened by proclamation of Mr. Cleveland after his inauguration, as was done by Mr. Lincoln. The custom has been, however, for the outgoing President to issue a proclamation tbout the Ist of March, convening the Senate in executive session for the purpose of confirming the appoints of the new administration. o>. Tue latest sensation in the Sharon case, the Tyler-Gumped decoy sontract, is still agitating the comnunity as regards the probable result. The affuir has been rought to, the notive of the Bar Association, and;~to-day, Fresilent W. W. Cope will present the natter to the members to take ‘ach action as they may deen sroper. ‘Many are in hope that he Grand Jury will conduct: an nvestigation. ee In reply to.a request we repubish the following result of the residential election: Cleveland D), 4,845,255; Blaine (R), 4,818,71; St. John-(P), 159,767; But‘er (G), 27),359; scattering, 9,231. ‘otal vote, 19,094,283. Cleveand’s plurality ,.26,584. tind Tuz New York Senatorial quesion is no nearer a solution than sver. Morton and Evartsare still he leading candidates. Advanc:d Bluineites prefer Evarts, whi'e An. ~_~* Tue Hon. Tom Ochiltree is not om the Inauguration Reception ‘Sommittee. Later he may be put on the Committee of Illumination. ORES ATOR AUER SS You Can Have It. ‘“My dear, What would I give to ‘ave your hair?’*is often said by middle-aged ladies te.young ones. ‘ladam, you may have just such aair, Parker’s Hair Balsam will “sive it to you. It will stop, your iair from falling off, restorethe wiginal color and—makeit Jong, shick, soft and glossy. You eek lot stand helplessly envying the sir ae dye, but is an elegant dressing, ind is especially recommended for wdvanced Mugwumps favor — olvate powders, The Baleam is not oily, not At a meeting of the Jackson Democratic Association at Washinzton on Tuesday evening, W. 8. _severans « \d Barclay Henley of California were elected honorary ne nbers. -_--— Tue bill placing General Grant upon the retired list of the army waS passed.in the Senate Wednesday by 49 to 9. Ex-SznaTor Nesmith i is s still an inmate of the Oregon Insane Asylum, and it is said his~ case is hopeless. Sumnir hag servédy a notice of contest upon Louttit, CongreSsmanlect. —_— oo MARTIN Hogan has been con victed of arson at Napa. ITP PE NTS MOTT Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Of}, with Hy poph saphites, Will Build up Wasted Systems. Dr. R. B. Pusey, Elizabethtown, Ky., says: “T have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion frequently _ in the last ten years, and take pleasure in Commending it as a valuable remedy both for adults and children in wasting conditions.”’ POWDER Absolute)? Pare. This powder never varies, vel of purity, Btrength and wholeA nome wmeness. More eeiniteal than the rdinary kind-, andSgannot be Bold ‘in competition with the mn tituds of ow test. short weight, alum or phos SoOLuD.ON” Y¥ FN CANS Bakina Powver Cu., 106 N. Y. Rovas . Wall st. SELLING OUT! MRS. A. WILLIAMS W OULD repec'tully inform the people of Nevads City and v cinity thst she has céncuded to cl»e her bus ness here, and-offers her good . for seat VERY LOW PRICES ! Her Stock consists of Ladies’ Underwear, Knitted Sacques, Hoods, FORWARD, MARCH! oO In bébinding the year, 1885, we desire to briefly review the record of the year just ended and point out some of the’things that have so far contributed to the popularity and success of our store. Our constant aim has been, to offer such inducements to the buying public that they find it to. their own interest to trade with us, and the large patronage we have been favored with shows that our efforts have ot been thrown away. The four pillars upon which we have built our‘business are Justice, Impartiality, One Price,.:, Absolute Satisfaction. We have endeavored to keep:at all times not only the largest and most* complete~ assortment-of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery, but the Most Fashionable and Fréshest of everything in these lines to be found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our goods “WE DO NO ASK OURSELVES “How much will the people be ee to pay” for this or that article? : BUT THE QUESTION IS, “How small a margin can we add to the cost price and yet do a safe business?” We know we have been successful in building up a large trade that is not confined to Nevada City, but extends to the surrounding country. We dono believe this could have been done without a strict observance of the rules that govern our business methods. Thankful for the liberal patronage extended us during 1884, we confidently hope that it will be_accorded to us by the_appreciative and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885. Yours Respectfully, “Toys, Candies, Anda thousand other articles too numerous to mention, Call aud see for yourselves. S-arls’ Blick, Commercial St its cleanliness and purit'* Read This A: STO $S,.500 )f their original value, which we NEVER BEFORE KNOWN will open up on the date above m sists of the mest VALUABLE, +r house in Nevada City can buy yug, bund we mean what we sity. 3AVING OF DOLLARS AND C } FOR TUE O FQ THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY: We.will bring to your town on Monday, January 19th, 1885, IN NEVADA’ COUNTY. Carefully ! \ Ck OF “KT orth. as! ees BOOTS & SHOES, Pureh sed at a Bankrupt Silo at 20 ets on the Dollar will sel! to you at @(@F"-PRICES roods conKNOWN entioned. Said stock of DURABLE AND BES 3RANDS, and we will sell them (ar 59 per cent lower than any othHI3 13 NU BU them rezular. CALL "EARLY ENILs TU YOU. , If WILL BE A LESSER & CO., ee aw of the Bankrupt Stock of R. L. Salesroom--Nex! to Union Hotel, NEW YEAR. We Lloyd. dd wiler using the medi. ]. DURING THE YEAR-1#885, Brand & McCutchan But (Fall Kas, Sheet fis t ani Music: Tnstromexts Pla'ed Ware “nt Jewe'ry, Bavk Bucks, Stationary, TOYS, GAMES, NOTIDNS, ETG., To be foun i in this market. cine threé\weeks 1 1ound miypeli f cured. Key. bi. Nurs. vr. Frazier’s “.hroat and Lung’ Baisum uliays ali Putation ot the throut. seuetrates und heals the -. Lungs, and assists nature by ex: pecwrutivn to throw off the cor; i area poid by druggists everyWhere at 7o vents a buvtle, UAnn Buos., agents. Spviravikees ae _._ Qneg of the inost successful remedies ever advertised is Kerr’y OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST Ras ~ BRAND & McCUTCHAN, ~~ eolics or cramps ‘and. general de-. er: is aa he convenved. y a ae keep constant’ y on-hand the best assortment Examine our stock whether you wish to’ vieieas _ Exam v 3 (MRS. ‘LESTER & CRAWFORD. pe (103 Rouction tt ==. CASPFER'S, CORNER ‘PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA ciTy, Goods Sold at about what other Dealers pay fhr than Here is a sample of Prices of a few Articles : Mev’s Cassimere. Suits ~ BEAVER SUITS, {18._ MEN’S OV Men's Shaker Socks, Children’s Pebble Goat Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to SURGEON, wm. w-: CHARLES Homeopathic Physicians, Iv, 7 Rooms 9 and 16, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine sts. Nevada City, —o—— _Pifice Dhabi ten 11 A. M. 1 tel8 P.M. 7to9 P.M. Nevada Druz Store, Vorner Broad a Pine Sth, Nevada Cit: —_— o—_—_—WALTER 0. VINTON EFrop: ictoxr 4 Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, > Combs, Brushes, Hand Tiicrors, Toilet Articles ofall kind. Careful attoation Given to Compounding Pres. riptions By a Competent Drugyist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed,“ a AJENE F) R THE BE-T I°SURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WOrLD Imperi }. London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lonon, J. E. CARR T. U. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, Proprictors of THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and.Commerecial ats., Nevada (ity, Keep constantly ouhand a large aud complete stock of everything usually fund in First Class Prus Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, = SCHOOL BOOKS; BLANK BOOKS, ~” MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS ~All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, _ Field, Garden and Flower Seeds,— ‘. THE FINEST BRANDSOF G/SARS Ez Hrescriptions accurately and ean comCloth lee fl ranted C sie. ~~ ONT $1). $12. Seine — = SIs. $20. FRENCH DIACGON/L SUITS, 818, ERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20.Boys’ Suits, from 4 to 8 years, $3.50, : «Boys Suits, from 8 to 12 Boys’ Suits, from 12 to . Men’s Heavy Overalls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 CENTS EACH. Men's Brown Duck Pants, 37. CENTS A PAIR, © Men's Marysville Flannel’ Undershirts, §} EACH. you $5, years, $7, 12 CENTS A PAIR. WHITE FAMILY BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Gents a pair, Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $),23. Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, 1,59. 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4. United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker Boots, $4.75. Having no Rent to pay is only one of the Reasons why [ sell Goods 60 per cent Cheaper than any __Uher Dealer mm Nevade County. FOR SALE. OMPLETE HOISTING WORKS, consist; ing of TUBLLAR BUILER, » 10-INCH PUMPING ENGINE, 8-INCH HO STING E ‘INE, PUMPING*AND HOISTING GEAR, (Jouble reels,) 8-INCH CORVISH LIFC PUMP, 280 FEET ''¥ 8-INCil COLUMN, 4.INCH PUMP, £00 FEET OF COLUMN, MINI{\G AND BLACKSMITH TJOLS, LOT OF TRACK LRON, CARS, HOISTING WORKS BUILDING. All of easy access. Enquire of CHAS. W. KITTS, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, December 30th. Neveda Ciy As Jt Is! STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS —OFr THE— ou ch Cilyof theSierra Nevi.das And Tis Surroundings, ‘tail ve She \. T HE most faithful and hest made pictures _ Of thi, @.cuon ever prouucedh by any artist. a around, For : ale by BRODIE & SHURTLEFF, Agents at Nevada City. Price 25 cent.each, or $2.50 per dozen. No Two Views alike, Onters by Mail promptly filed. Tr ~~ "O.-C PERCIVAL, Artist. Netice to-th3 Pu lic. Y WIFE, MRS. ELLEN SCIHMADT, (formeriy Mas. RLLEN’ FILZs1Mat -.9,) Qaviog Jefe my bed and buaru with vut just caus:, Lhereb. give netice thas 1 will ult be responsive fur any debts coniy edby her. } OHN sé ‘Nevada City, Dec. 22, Io, eee, STOP THAT coucH BS USING 1HE.GUM TREE COUGH SYKU+. brouce tried th deur tani y Wis prove free frum anything to icken the stuuacn, and the ouly safe mmedy tor stopving a cudyh gud buts Up Wan lungs. Ab as nO. Qual asa cure. for Ovnetimp.en, ain Guu er . — ieaves of the Austrat. or Ku tabs Ns shoend ts ay ‘Tree, combined wath a Wot Nie. ‘Agent, en aa “DR. BR. M. HUNT, x Physician, FFICE. Al -VINCoW'3 DRUG 3TORE NEVADA CITY(S t tamae MACHINERY . Views of every point of interest_for at 41 No. 657 ‘Mission wihaoes b PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheapest Grocery House in Nevada City. TOASTED TEAS. Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as used by the-natives in Japan. (0H The following PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh sopigl under the new process, requiring one-third less quantity to produce the same strength as old Teas; and the ked on each pound pac cage: prices are plainly marke J. Js JAGKSON, «== === Grades. Prices. eT ee mes eM 0 cents per pound PIT RLG 5528075 3 pa ie OO 60 cents per pound SuMenRINe ok io a ees 75. cents per pound POR rtRO oo as Sod ponte $1 per pound _ Everything-usually found ina First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. ‘To those who: have never traded with me . extend a special invitation -to call before making their purchases. [8 AND. 20 COMMERCIAL, STREET. The Sacuk and Finest tock! ° 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. _ WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN ‘THE COUNTY. CONSUMERS, CALL & KXAMINE QUALITY a PRICE — v— Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articies. Se Silver Platad Amalgamaiag Plates FOR SAVING GOLD. Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, Vth Ju sit ad ziats, Qed ae ew ece Cosa ced aus repiated, ; _ GUA AND PISTOL MOUND ENG «SPECIALTY. wo CALIFORNIA ELavtT BO PLATING ork KEATING & FAGAN, es Be en rece? 4a . In any ‘size or Quantity Furnished to Order.” The Best Process yet discovered fur mies tine Gonk.—G Aid; ‘silver, Nickel avd Co, per Arciva mothe Nov. tice: Eastern Western Western Bras Vs Grass V: Sulfax Sierra C Juan, and daily day ) Blue Te field and daily, by 0 Washin Omeg Thur. ur ley You Bs and ing t caucl out o Mt of thi cessfi Eure put i Dep: that A the . this been hew put j Ty knov in A year. turn ing. Tr verti pape hard har diy the at tl bad hau

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & CaALKmss...Proprietors. SATURDAY, JAN, 17, 1885. Perna Tur cost of building and launch" ingthe Great Eastern was over $4,500,000. An outlay of $3,659,000 broke the original company before she was launched. Another company took up the work, spent $690,000 and collapsed Then a last company, with a capital of $590,000, finished and launched the leviathan of the sea in 188). 4 ‘acini ile Oscar Witpe keeps right qn in his crusade on the modern fashion in dress. He told a Glasgow au* dience the other night that a Lancashire mill girl, with a shaw! over her shoulders and clogs on her feet, knew more about dress “than a fashionable London lady just. returned from Paris. ‘Reseaven seats for Booth’s ap pearance at the Fifth Avenue Theatré; New York, next Monday, were sold Tuesday as far in ad vance as they could’ be engaged He will act in twelve plays, bring ing his support, and even the scenery, with him from Boston. ~SMALLPox is spreading in London. Seventy-one deaths from the disease occurred in the metropol itan district during the week end ing December 15th ,and there wer _ at that time 1,104 patients inthe “various hospitals where this mal ady is exclusively treated. Tue Chronicle publishes «4 statement coming from a sculptor, who says that he made from gyp sum the “‘petrified bodies’’ tha. were recently unearthed in Souti. Barbara county und are being ex _.-hibited to admiring crowds in Sat . Francisco. -_-« In THe Grand Lodge of Unitec Workmen at Pittsburg Tuesday, the Grand Recorder presented hi: ‘raport, which showed the order tc be iri a good financial condition. During the year $221,888 was col lzcted for-benefits and $216,055 ex pended. ee O Mrs. Laura Surewssury, grand niece and eldest surviving rela tive of General Washington, dieu recently in Charlestown, W:-Va., aged 75 years. —_e——— * Tue Presideut vf the Rochester (N. YS Board of Aldermen is on trial for accepting bribes to influence his official action. a Jutes Ferry announces that France intends to soccupy the whole of Tonquin up to-the Chinese frontier. > A Batre between the United States troops and-squatters'in Indian Territory is thought to be inevitable. —~— 2 +e + added to’ the earthquake horror: tense. ———————— eo burg, Va., months, are starting ap again. SS a TE ET Ir is reported that El Madh. has accepted the, conditions proposed by ueneral Wolse.ey. night with strychnine. on ee county, Monday. March. Sa Dr.-Fiazién’s Threat and Lung baieeLr Is the greatest remedy in the world ior Coughs, Colds, tufluenza, Sore Lhroat, quinzy, Luryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, bronciiitis, Astuud, Calarra und vy hoop, Aneunes Of Lie Cures . anbasuugs. It peroruis Wwoudere in reueving Consumption, strengthens the lungs aud instantly aliays wil inmtation Of the uiroat. LLeVe.LAND, Univ. Dr. Frazieih—Dear oir: L was troubled 1or ubout three Monts during the lust summer ald Tali Wah probcluus anu a pad cough. Auster irying se verarremedies Wavuout Mnuwy ay. reiues, 1 used your Rhroat und Lung balsam, ullu found unmediate neip. Un reuring at. Dipti gave ie UbDdisturoeu rest, Srorms and floods are being in Spain and the suffering is inLanpsiipes at Czarnowitz, Austria, are greatly endangering the $5,000,00u cathedral ut that point. Tue tobacco factories at Lynchclosed for severa. D.A. Lampert’ committed sui~<cide at ban bernardino ‘1uesda) CALEB Heap was found murdered neur Butes station, un Joaquin. Queen VICTORIA and Princess Beatrice will go to Germany. in Extra Sesston of Congress. It is generally-believed that an extra session of Congress will be called on the 5th of March to give the Senate an opportunity of confirming appointments to Mr. Cleveland’s cabinet and other prominent officials. It is not likely-there will be an extra cession, which can only be called ‘in two ways. The present Congress could do it under the constitutional provision that ‘‘Congress shall meet on the first Monday in December, unless it appoint a different d.y ;’’ or it could be convened by proclamation of Mr. Cleveland after his inauguration, as was done by Mr. Lincoln. The custom has been, however, for the outgoing President to issue a proclamation tbout the Ist of March, convening the Senate in executive session for the purpose of confirming the appoints of the new administration. o>. Tue latest sensation in the Sharon case, the Tyler-Gumped decoy sontract, is still agitating the comnunity as regards the probable result. The affuir has been rought to, the notive of the Bar Association, and;~to-day, Fresilent W. W. Cope will present the natter to the members to take ‘ach action as they may deen sroper. ‘Many are in hope that he Grand Jury will conduct: an nvestigation. ee In reply to.a request we repubish the following result of the residential election: Cleveland D), 4,845,255; Blaine (R), 4,818,71; St. John-(P), 159,767; But‘er (G), 27),359; scattering, 9,231. ‘otal vote, 19,094,283. Cleveand’s plurality ,.26,584. tind Tuz New York Senatorial quesion is no nearer a solution than sver. Morton and Evartsare still he leading candidates. Advanc:d Bluineites prefer Evarts, whi'e An. ~_~* Tue Hon. Tom Ochiltree is not om the Inauguration Reception ‘Sommittee. Later he may be put on the Committee of Illumination. ORES ATOR AUER SS You Can Have It. ‘“My dear, What would I give to ‘ave your hair?’*is often said by middle-aged ladies te.young ones. ‘ladam, you may have just such aair, Parker’s Hair Balsam will “sive it to you. It will stop, your iair from falling off, restorethe wiginal color and—makeit Jong, shick, soft and glossy. You eek lot stand helplessly envying the sir ae dye, but is an elegant dressing, ind is especially recommended for wdvanced Mugwumps favor — olvate powders, The Baleam is not oily, not At a meeting of the Jackson Democratic Association at Washinzton on Tuesday evening, W. 8. _severans « \d Barclay Henley of California were elected honorary ne nbers. -_--— Tue bill placing General Grant upon the retired list of the army waS passed.in the Senate Wednesday by 49 to 9. Ex-SznaTor Nesmith i is s still an inmate of the Oregon Insane Asylum, and it is said his~ case is hopeless. Sumnir hag servédy a notice of contest upon Louttit, CongreSsmanlect. —_— oo MARTIN Hogan has been con victed of arson at Napa. ITP PE NTS MOTT Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Of}, with Hy poph saphites, Will Build up Wasted Systems. Dr. R. B. Pusey, Elizabethtown, Ky., says: “T have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion frequently _ in the last ten years, and take pleasure in Commending it as a valuable remedy both for adults and children in wasting conditions.”’ POWDER Absolute)? Pare. This powder never varies, vel of purity, Btrength and wholeA nome wmeness. More eeiniteal than the rdinary kind-, andSgannot be Bold ‘in competition with the mn tituds of ow test. short weight, alum or phos SoOLuD.ON” Y¥ FN CANS Bakina Powver Cu., 106 N. Y. Rovas . Wall st. SELLING OUT! MRS. A. WILLIAMS W OULD repec'tully inform the people of Nevads City and v cinity thst she has céncuded to cl»e her bus ness here, and-offers her good . for seat VERY LOW PRICES ! Her Stock consists of Ladies’ Underwear, Knitted Sacques, Hoods, FORWARD, MARCH! oO In bébinding the year, 1885, we desire to briefly review the record of the year just ended and point out some of the’things that have so far contributed to the popularity and success of our store. Our constant aim has been, to offer such inducements to the buying public that they find it to. their own interest to trade with us, and the large patronage we have been favored with shows that our efforts have ot been thrown away. The four pillars upon which we have built our‘business are Justice, Impartiality, One Price,.:, Absolute Satisfaction. We have endeavored to keep:at all times not only the largest and most* complete~ assortment-of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery, but the Most Fashionable and Fréshest of everything in these lines to be found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our goods “WE DO NO ASK OURSELVES “How much will the people be ee to pay” for this or that article? : BUT THE QUESTION IS, “How small a margin can we add to the cost price and yet do a safe business?” We know we have been successful in building up a large trade that is not confined to Nevada City, but extends to the surrounding country. We dono believe this could have been done without a strict observance of the rules that govern our business methods. Thankful for the liberal patronage extended us during 1884, we confidently hope that it will be_accorded to us by the_appreciative and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885. Yours Respectfully, “Toys, Candies, Anda thousand other articles too numerous to mention, Call aud see for yourselves. S-arls’ Blick, Commercial St its cleanliness and purit'* Read This A: STO $S,.500 )f their original value, which we NEVER BEFORE KNOWN will open up on the date above m sists of the mest VALUABLE, +r house in Nevada City can buy yug, bund we mean what we sity. 3AVING OF DOLLARS AND C } FOR TUE O FQ THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY: We.will bring to your town on Monday, January 19th, 1885, IN NEVADA’ COUNTY.

Carefully ! \ Ck OF “KT orth. as! ees BOOTS & SHOES, Pureh sed at a Bankrupt Silo at 20 ets on the Dollar will sel! to you at @(@F"-PRICES roods conKNOWN entioned. Said stock of DURABLE AND BES 3RANDS, and we will sell them (ar 59 per cent lower than any othHI3 13 NU BU them rezular. CALL "EARLY ENILs TU YOU. , If WILL BE A LESSER & CO., ee aw of the Bankrupt Stock of R. L. Salesroom--Nex! to Union Hotel, NEW YEAR. We Lloyd. dd wiler using the medi. ]. DURING THE YEAR-1#885, Brand & McCutchan But (Fall Kas, Sheet fis t ani Music: Tnstromexts Pla'ed Ware “nt Jewe'ry, Bavk Bucks, Stationary, TOYS, GAMES, NOTIDNS, ETG., To be foun i in this market. cine threé\weeks 1 1ound miypeli f cured. Key. bi. Nurs. vr. Frazier’s “.hroat and Lung’ Baisum uliays ali Putation ot the throut. seuetrates und heals the -. Lungs, and assists nature by ex: pecwrutivn to throw off the cor; i area poid by druggists everyWhere at 7o vents a buvtle, UAnn Buos., agents. Spviravikees ae _._ Qneg of the inost successful remedies ever advertised is Kerr’y OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST Ras ~ BRAND & McCUTCHAN, ~~ eolics or cramps ‘and. general de-. er: is aa he convenved. y a ae keep constant’ y on-hand the best assortment Examine our stock whether you wish to’ vieieas _ Exam v 3 (MRS. ‘LESTER & CRAWFORD. pe (103 Rouction tt ==. CASPFER'S, CORNER ‘PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA ciTy, Goods Sold at about what other Dealers pay fhr than Here is a sample of Prices of a few Articles : Mev’s Cassimere. Suits ~ BEAVER SUITS, {18._ MEN’S OV Men's Shaker Socks, Children’s Pebble Goat Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to SURGEON, wm. w-: CHARLES Homeopathic Physicians, Iv, 7 Rooms 9 and 16, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine sts. Nevada City, —o—— _Pifice Dhabi ten 11 A. M. 1 tel8 P.M.. 7to9 P.M. Nevada Druz Store, Vorner Broad a Pine Sth, Nevada Cit: —_— o—_—_—WALTER 0. VINTON EFrop: ictoxr 4 Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, > Combs, Brushes, Hand Tiicrors, Toilet Articles ofall kind. Careful attoation Given to Compounding Pres. riptions By a Competent Drugyist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed,“ a AJENE F) R THE BE-T I°SURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WOrLD Imperi }. London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lonon, J. E. CARR T. U. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, Proprictors of THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and.Commerecial ats., Nevada (ity, Keep constantly ouhand a large aud complete stock of everything usually fund in First Class Prus Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, = SCHOOL BOOKS; BLANK BOOKS, ~” MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS ~All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, _ Field, Garden and Flower Seeds,— ‘. THE FINEST BRANDSOF G/SARS Ez Hrescriptions accurately and ean comCloth lee fl ranted C sie. ~~ ONT $1). $12. Seine — = SIs. $20. FRENCH DIACGON/L SUITS, 818, ERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20.Boys’ Suits, from 4 to 8 years, $3.50, : «Boys Suits, from 8 to 12 Boys’ Suits, from 12 to . Men’s Heavy Overalls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 CENTS EACH. Men's Brown Duck Pants, 37. CENTS A PAIR, © Men's Marysville Flannel’ Undershirts, §} EACH. you $5, years, $7, 12 CENTS A PAIR. WHITE FAMILY BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Gents a pair, Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $),23. Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, 1,59. 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4. United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker Boots, $4.75. Having no Rent to pay is only one of the Reasons why [ sell Goods 60 per cent Cheaper than any __Uher Dealer mm Nevade County. FOR SALE. OMPLETE HOISTING WORKS, consist; ing of TUBLLAR BUILER, » 10-INCH PUMPING ENGINE, 8-INCH HO STING E ‘INE, PUMPING*AND HOISTING GEAR, (Jouble reels,) 8-INCH CORVISH LIFC PUMP, 280 FEET ''¥ 8-INCil COLUMN, 4.INCH PUMP, £00 FEET OF COLUMN, MINI{\G AND BLACKSMITH TJOLS, LOT OF TRACK LRON, CARS, HOISTING WORKS BUILDING. All of easy access. Enquire of CHAS. W. KITTS, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, December 30th. Neveda Ciy As Jt Is! STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS —OFr THE— ou ch Cilyof theSierra Nevi.das And Tis Surroundings, ‘tail ve She \. T HE most faithful and hest made pictures _ Of thi, @.cuon ever prouucedh by any artist. a around, For : ale by BRODIE & SHURTLEFF, Agents at Nevada City. Price 25 cent.each, or $2.50 per dozen. No Two Views alike, Onters by Mail promptly filed. Tr ~~ "O.-C PERCIVAL, Artist. Netice to-th3 Pu lic. Y WIFE, MRS. ELLEN SCIHMADT, (formeriy Mas. RLLEN’ FILZs1Mat -.9,) Qaviog Jefe my bed and buaru with vut just caus:, Lhereb. give netice thas 1 will ult be responsive fur any debts coniy edby her. } OHN sé ‘Nevada City, Dec. 22, Io, eee, STOP THAT coucH BS USING 1HE.GUM TREE COUGH SYKU+. brouce tried th deur tani y Wis prove free frum anything to icken the stuuacn, and the ouly safe mmedy tor stopving a cudyh gud buts Up Wan lungs. Ab as nO. Qual asa cure. for Ovnetimp.en, ain Guu er . — ieaves of the Austrat. or Ku tabs Ns shoend ts ay ‘Tree, combined wath a Wot Nie. ‘Agent, en aa “DR. BR. M. HUNT, x Physician, FFICE. Al -VINCoW'3 DRUG 3TORE NEVADA CITY(S t tamae MACHINERY . Views of every point of interest_for at 41 No. 657 ‘Mission wihaoes b PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheapest Grocery House in Nevada City. TOASTED TEAS. Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as used by the-natives in Japan. (0H The following PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh sopigl under the new process, requiring one-third less quantity to produce the same strength as old Teas; and the ked on each pound pac cage: prices are plainly marke J. Js JAGKSON, «== === Grades. Prices. eT ee mes eM 0 cents per pound PIT RLG 5528075 3 pa ie OO 60 cents per pound SuMenRINe ok io a ees 75. cents per pound POR rtRO oo as Sod ponte $1 per pound _ Everything-usually found ina First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. ‘To those who: have never traded with me . extend a special invitation -to call before making their purchases. [8 AND. 20 COMMERCIAL, STREET. The Sacuk and Finest tock! ° 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. _ WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN ‘THE COUNTY. CONSUMERS, CALL & KXAMINE QUALITY a PRICE — v— Also a Full Line of Tobacco and Smokers Articies. Se Silver Platad Amalgamaiag Plates FOR SAVING GOLD. Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, Vth Ju sit ad ziats, Qed ae ew ece Cosa ced aus repiated, ; _ GUA AND PISTOL MOUND ENG «SPECIALTY. wo CALIFORNIA ELavtT BO PLATING ork KEATING & FAGAN, es Be en rece? 4a . In any ‘size or Quantity Furnished to Order.” The Best Process yet discovered fur mies tine Gonk.—G Aid; ‘silver, Nickel avd Co, per Arciva mothe Nov. tice: Eastern Western Western Bras Vs Grass V: Sulfax Sierra C Juan, and daily day ) Blue Te field and daily, by 0 Washin Omeg Thur. ur ley You Bs and ing t caucl out o Mt of thi cessfi Eure put i Dep: that A the . this been hew put j Ty knov in A year. turn ing. Tr verti pape hard har diy the at tl bad hau