November 24, 1881 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. prceetth 9 pec Te ETE RTE *Ne Paper Te-morrew. No paper Will be issued from this . fai. The TRANSCRITC reporter yesterday interviewed personally and by ‘telegraph » number of well known Toknow whatis Coming ted at this anyAlthough: sed at the rts in the in s first-*° is itself to y store, 4. It we , We will 8. This ip UTA. ore, Ky a, City extensire °" Id ornew, ~ N. i ‘Give tO Murrow morning. ‘For urther ‘partie la: 8 see Quvsraer Per“Rias’ last proclamation, BRIEF NEXYON. » <a Varloes Mappentags ta and Ont of Towa. Bity Emerson's Minstrels tdik of coming this way soon, Fhey are . vow in San Francisco, {athe Superior Court yesterday a certificate of final discharye wisi granted to -B. Gad, an ‘fasoiventd debtor, * ; : Messrs. Vogleinan-& Webber,’ the boot and shoe dealers, keep an extensive stodk of geads, and their motte ia tere sales and small prote. ‘Read their advertisement, rhe Tidlingseays: Sanday morn‘ing, fom “MeClyne, 2 young mas, wasteverly beaten in a row in Boswr “Ravise, McGlynn was cut about the heal and face and was getterally used up. ®he public schools.of the city will “pike a restto-day, We understand "that some of the teachers and pupils ‘were willing to also sacrifice totnorrow as a holiday, but the Board of Education thought there was ne occasion for depriving them of twe days’ pleasare, od “Al Are Inquisitive.” —_—_— — All of our. readers are interested “iu Knuwing that a Nevada City firm has thie year brought to towm the largest and most elegant stock of holiday goods ever seen in the monn. tains, and-all are inquisitive to know who the enterprising dealers are,. For this reason we take pleasure in teferring them to the advertisement of Messrs. Brand & Bassett in anothet column, The Grand Holiday Opening at the store of this wide awake tira willtake place next Wed. it i Grass Valjey Gas. ee i . The Unie says: The new holder which has been in thé eourse of contruction a&. the Grass Valley Gas Works for some time, has been pat lato service. {ts capacity is between 3000 anid “6090 feet, while the old ue is about 5000 feat, the two hold— lug a great deal more gas than there is tnow any demand fur, The old uolder barely served the purpose, as he local demand has been ‘inoreasing, making a new and large holder necessity. haceday, The Sunday Law. “There has uot so far been any uemonstration towards enforcing the Sunday law iu thiseity, The Bodie tee Press in speaking of its own fown makes these remarks which ayina measure be applicable to Nevada City: ‘tA mining town with: ut Oven saloous would be like a veyard without any graves, Times wre quiet eiiough now, God knows, ithout the liquor traffic being cut ay Thaubagiving wetvice will be *éla u the Congregational Church to-day ll a.m. Appropriate music will given by the choir, eme‘of, the seections being, “0 Praise the Lord, All Ye Nations.” In compliance ith the request of the Governor, a ~ollection will be taken ou behalf of he home that is to be provided in ban Francisco for digabled ‘soldiers, ll are cordially invited to be presat, _— Idahe Mine Said te be Bonded. According to the Daily American change of New York, J. W. Gashiler, of San Francisco, has bonded Idaho Mine of Grass Valley, for Paris (Fratice) mining market. Sash.” they say is occupied day id aight in brashing up his French ics for a raid om the Paris 4 Gob.Place te Trade. ¥.-4, Harryhousen in another ‘umn of to-day’s TRANSCRIPT "cea before the public a stateat. as to the inducements held ‘to customers at his store on i varied stock of staple and fancy “Hing milled from No; 2 level, west, men oa the Thaukegiving subject. Be ‘dill mot find one person whojlidn’t ; ‘have something tobe grateful for. ““Foothache 1s spreading among’ ‘the people like maple syrup on 4 hot . plate,” said Dr.iHarris, “and I find ' much encourazement ‘from the fact’ that twonew confectionerystoredhave’ been established in the county with-! in a twelve-month.” : “My slate fell on. ‘the ‘Boor tast4 . week and was smashed as badly as Coun, . tae Newark Bank,” Gbsetwed the farmer's son, “Four or five stage 'rdtbeties, #ev‘eral killing setapes, a thinihyg ‘accident almost @Very day, and the devil to pay generally. That‘nin't very bad for one year, murmured Savemaker of the Tidings in a retroxpective tone as the reporter tackled @#im at the depot. ; “‘Anythiag.to be th#hkful for !” exclaimed Judge Stidger “Why, young man, haven't I joined the church Within & year and also been the meant by eny illustrious example ‘ef cotverting some ten thousand other sinnt¥s 2” “The Young Men's Social Club is invulnerable,” fervently declared A, R. Lord, and Geo. Hentze gave expression b0 a fervent amen. **We ate one year nearer the next election,” confidentially whispered A. Burrows, WHAT TMEY ARE DOING. @ersowal and Social Items Gleaned Mere and There. J. M. Rose uf Boca has been in the Scity fora couple of days. He is the guest of E. M. Preston. 4. D. Fennessy has obtained a lease of Mrs. Edwin Tilley’s residence on Main street, and will take possession on the first proximo. Aurora Chapter, Order of the ‘Eastern Star, at Grass Valley, had a collation and other good things Monday night, when the following offi cera were inatalled.: Mrs. Charles Baker, W. M.; W. G. Hudson, W. P.; Mrs. A. Burnie, A. M.; Miss Belle Nathan, Secretary; Mrs. J. F. Kidder, Treasurer; Mrs, . Peter Werry, Conductress; Mrs, C. 'W, Smith, Associate Conductress; Miss Noviizky, Ruth; Miss Julia ‘Binkelmaun, Esther; Mrs. Thos. Buekett, Martha; Miss Antha Stoddard, Elec tra; Mrs. Wm. Body, Warder;-E. H, Whiting, Sentinel; Mrs. Day, ChapIain. Mrs, A. B. Dibble, the ‘retiring Matron, was presented with & beautiful jewel. Rising Sun $Fine. The Superinvénddnt of the Rising Sun mine at Colfax writes to the eastern office that connection will toon be made by the Arnold shaft with No. 4 fevel, west. The vein on Nous. 4, 5 ahd 6 levels, west, ‘is showing‘bre of . extellent character. Pro@uqtion will be largely increased as seon as the shaft is connected with tunnel. Gre is now beand@ the mill is kept fully supplied. The condition of the mine now promises well for resumption of dividends early next year.New Mining Ixcorporation. There have been filed with the Couaty Clerk articles of incorporation of the Gold Point Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company, with principal place of business at Grass Valley. The capital stock is $100,000 divided into 50,00 shares. The incorporators are David Watt, James Bennallack, A. B. Brady, Samuel Granger and P, H. Paynter. Photograph Galtery Removed, * Quirk the Photographer yesterday removed his gallery from this city to Grass Valley. He contemplates reopening here in the Spring. He has done a great deal of work for our gitizens during the past Summer, He makes pictures of a8 fine 4 class Belle Dorsey, Adah; Miss -May. . ‘Read Below and Ascertain ‘ 7 ieee IMMENSE sTock. -——_ ©" —A'r— t Brand & Bassett’s, eRAND Wednesday, Nov. 30. EVERYBODY (S INVITED To Gome and see the Finest Display‘ever niade in Nevada City. q : i F . : FALL AND WINTER GOODS. HYMAN BROTHERS -Have just received a full assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOYS GLOTAING Trunks, Satchels, Valises, “Hats, Caps, Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Ete., Switablefor Fall and Winter Trade, z Being extensicely ae in the : WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING BUSINESS, It is out purpose OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See ‘as Betcive Purchasifig, Try those Soased Mackerel to be sad sbthe Basarve, n24-lw b@-NINE CENT STORE . BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEMEER 17th, ENDING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, . 80 doz, Beatrice Corsets, Nos. 24,25, 26, 27, 28, 29 ana 20, at 25 tents a pair, former price 98 cents, HOLIDAY GOODS ! Opening Day . ! Mré, Lester & Crawford's, 50 doz, Génnine-AWikandria Kid Gloves, Nos. 54, 62, 6 and 63, all shades, at 25 cesits'a pair, former price 75 doz, setts Coliars and Caffe, at 25 cts 2? doz. Ladies White Wooles Hose at 124 cts. @ pair, former . price 30 cents, 50 dez. Boys Lambs 25 eents. « 25 doz. heavy Towels at 5 eents, former price 12} cents. “6 pieces Plaid Dress Goods, twelve yards for $1.00, former price 124 cents per yard, eo 7 pieces Silk Stripe Melange at 16 former price 39 cents. 5 pieces German Plaid at 163 former price 25 cents. 8 pieces Mommie Cloths at 9 cents. : 1 piece Grey Cammels Hair Dress Goods at 12} cents per yard, former price 25 cents, 2 pieces Seal Brown and Navy Blue Sateen at 123 cents per yard, former price 19 cents. 1 dog. Marseillas Spreads, $2.69, former price $3.49. -_5000 yards wide Embroidery, only 9 cents, former price 25c. 1 piece heavy Beaver at $1.69, former price $2.49. 5 piecesTurkish Toweling, for Jackct---Pink, Blne, Old Gold and Garnett, only 25 cents, former price 49 cents, 1) pieces Worsted Fringe at 9 cents per yard, former price 49 Thousands of articles will be slaughtered. $1.25. Wool Hese at.9 cents per Pair, former price _. ‘ONPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS _ Will be offered during the entire twelve days ! o-—-——-. WE MUST HAVE ROOM ! — ASk For Gocas Aavertisea. W. B, Shiveley’s Nine Cent Store, SUST ABOVE CITY HALL. sebum es GREAT 20 Day ssonvamameeae DRY & FANCY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, WHITE cooDs, JEWELRY, Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloaks, Ulsters, Dolmans, etc, etc. At the Important Cheap Store, ON BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank, CALL BARLY and secure bargains 98 goods of all description will be GIVEN AWAY FOR LITTLE OR NOTHING. . DAVE AUERBACH, Prop’r. issn tiemiacsipeeesaetiipirs A vasincrscuarna et TENS Btookholders Meeting. OTICE is hereby given that a. meeting of the Stockholders of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Coitipany Will be held at the. office of the Company in North San Juin, Nevada county; California, st ten e’clock, A. M. of Deeember 15th, 1881, to elect three Director of the ation, vice R. McMurray, Niles Searls, and E. M. nd, resigned. i ee E. Ml. SUNDERLAND, Sec’y, / November 15th, 1881. ‘OPENING / For Sale or Lease. WILL SELL THE EAGLE MINE at ] a reasonable price, or lease the aie to responsible parties for a certain périod.— Plenty of wood, timbers, ete., on hatid, and everything ready to resume work at short notice. For particulars enquire at my store, Commercial street, Nevada City. : nid . W. H. sMITm. L1Bsil FALL OPENING ; —OFr— ° MRS. M. A. STERLING’S Bty Goods and Millinery store, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK A oF : FALL & WINTER MILLINERY . ~—AT— Friday and Sat day, Of the LATEST STYLES have just boca re» ceived from San 4 proctired Coast. —. 11th and 12th. The Millinery Department ty aba? ee By, ig ay, Se le compte, and commprions the Latest NovPenge nena til BRANCH HOUSES: i J. P. Kerr, & low lodging ‘house No. 7 Murray Street, New York, "Tse com ana cootee ES. ee keoper and dug trainerdoing Business. =~ sss, sendwich Ielands. FS ceaunn thiitinn gummaie [wi ake ee eee et ot Virginls City, better knows No. 216 and 218 California Street, San Franciscd. BONNETS. BATS und TUBDANS, faction Is guaranteed both’ es t0 price and vender of bedbug poision and rheuae Cor. Broad ’ 3 ~~ ae P Cento po I nant sing coséitina” bidbegs stamps i , BROTHERS! sa ne aie S Gwe’, 080-Lut wits. Ma ERLING. ' a set, fo¥ther price 49¢., SLAUGHTER SALE CLOTHING, CENTS’ FURNISHING CooDs, DRESS AND FANOY G00vs, bo To make room for Holiday Goods . GREAT SPECIAL SALE :

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. prceetth 9 pec Te ETE RTE *Ne Paper Te-morrew. No paper Will be issued from this . fai. The TRANSCRITC reporter yesterday interviewed personally and by ‘telegraph » number of well known Toknow whatis Coming ted at this anyAlthough: sed at the rts in the in s first-*° is itself to y store, 4. It we , We will 8. This ip UTA. ore, Ky a, City extensire °" Id ornew, ~ N. i ‘Give tO Murrow morning. ‘For urther ‘partie la: 8 see Quvsraer Per“Rias’ last proclamation, BRIEF NEXYON. » <a Varloes Mappentags ta and Ont of Towa. Bity Emerson's Minstrels tdik of coming this way soon, Fhey are . vow in San Francisco, {athe Superior Court yesterday a certificate of final discharye wisi granted to -B. Gad, an ‘fasoiventd debtor, * ; : Messrs. Vogleinan-& Webber,’ the boot and shoe dealers, keep an extensive stodk of geads, and their motte ia tere sales and small prote. ‘Read their advertisement, rhe Tidlingseays: Sanday morn‘ing, fom “MeClyne, 2 young mas, wasteverly beaten in a row in Boswr “Ravise, McGlynn was cut about the heal and face and was getterally used up. ®he public schools.of the city will “pike a restto-day, We understand "that some of the teachers and pupils ‘were willing to also sacrifice totnorrow as a holiday, but the Board of Education thought there was ne occasion for depriving them of twe days’ pleasare, od “Al Are Inquisitive.” —_—_— — All of our. readers are interested “iu Knuwing that a Nevada City firm has thie year brought to towm the largest and most elegant stock of holiday goods ever seen in the monn. tains, and-all are inquisitive to know who the enterprising dealers are,. For this reason we take pleasure in teferring them to the advertisement of Messrs. Brand & Bassett in anothet column, The Grand Holiday Opening at the store of this wide awake tira willtake place next Wed. it i Grass Valjey Gas. ee i . The Unie says: The new holder which has been in thé eourse of contruction a&. the Grass Valley Gas Works for some time, has been pat lato service. {ts capacity is between 3000 anid “6090 feet, while the old ue is about 5000 feat, the two hold— lug a great deal more gas than there is tnow any demand fur, The old uolder barely served the purpose, as he local demand has been ‘inoreasing, making a new and large holder necessity. haceday, The Sunday Law. “There has uot so far been any uemonstration towards enforcing the Sunday law iu thiseity, The Bodie tee Press in speaking of its own fown makes these remarks which ayina measure be applicable to Nevada City: ‘tA mining town with: ut Oven saloous would be like a veyard without any graves, Times wre quiet eiiough now, God knows, ithout the liquor traffic being cut ay Thaubagiving wetvice will be *éla u the Congregational Church to-day ll a.m. Appropriate music will given by the choir, eme‘of, the seections being, “0 Praise the Lord, All Ye Nations.” In compliance ith the request of the Governor, a ~ollection will be taken ou behalf of he home that is to be provided in ban Francisco for digabled ‘soldiers, ll are cordially invited to be presat, _— Idahe Mine Said te be Bonded. According to the Daily American change of New York, J. W. Gashiler, of San Francisco, has bonded Idaho Mine of Grass Valley, for Paris (Fratice) mining market. Sash.” they say is occupied day id aight in brashing up his French ics for a raid om the Paris 4 Gob.Place te Trade. ¥.-4, Harryhousen in another ‘umn of to-day’s TRANSCRIPT "cea before the public a stateat. as to the inducements held ‘to customers at his store on i varied stock of staple and fancy “Hing milled from No; 2 level, west, men oa the Thaukegiving subject. Be ‘dill mot find one person whojlidn’t ; ‘have something tobe grateful for. ““Foothache 1s spreading among’ ‘the people like maple syrup on 4 hot . plate,” said Dr.iHarris, “and I find ' much encourazement ‘from the fact’ that twonew confectionerystoredhave’ been established in the county with-! in a twelve-month.” : “My slate fell on. ‘the ‘Boor tast4 . week and was smashed as badly as Coun, . tae Newark Bank,” Gbsetwed the farmer's son, “Four or five stage 'rdtbeties, #ev‘eral killing setapes, a thinihyg ‘accident almost @Very day, and the devil to pay generally. That‘nin't very bad for one year, murmured Savemaker of the Tidings in a retroxpective tone as the reporter tackled @#im at the depot. ; “‘Anythiag.to be th#hkful for !” exclaimed Judge Stidger “Why, young man, haven't I joined the church Within & year and also been the meant by eny illustrious example ‘ef cotverting some ten thousand other sinnt¥s 2” “The Young Men's Social Club is invulnerable,” fervently declared A, R. Lord, and Geo. Hentze gave expression b0 a fervent amen. **We ate one year nearer the next election,” confidentially whispered A. Burrows, WHAT TMEY ARE DOING. @ersowal and Social Items Gleaned Mere and There. J. M. Rose uf Boca has been in the Scity fora couple of days. He is the guest of E. M. Preston. 4. D. Fennessy has obtained a lease of Mrs. Edwin Tilley’s residence on Main street, and will take possession on the first proximo. Aurora Chapter, Order of the ‘Eastern Star, at Grass Valley, had a collation and other good things Monday night, when the following offi cera were inatalled.: Mrs. Charles Baker, W. M.; W. G. Hudson, W. P.; Mrs. A. Burnie, A. M.; Miss

Belle Nathan, Secretary; Mrs. J. F. Kidder, Treasurer; Mrs, . Peter Werry, Conductress; Mrs, C. 'W, Smith, Associate Conductress; Miss Noviizky, Ruth; Miss Julia ‘Binkelmaun, Esther; Mrs. Thos. Buekett, Martha; Miss Antha Stoddard, Elec tra; Mrs. Wm. Body, Warder;-E. H, Whiting, Sentinel; Mrs. Day, ChapIain. Mrs, A. B. Dibble, the ‘retiring Matron, was presented with & beautiful jewel. Rising Sun $Fine. The Superinvénddnt of the Rising Sun mine at Colfax writes to the eastern office that connection will toon be made by the Arnold shaft with No. 4 fevel, west. The vein on Nous. 4, 5 ahd 6 levels, west, ‘is showing‘bre of . extellent character. Pro@uqtion will be largely increased as seon as the shaft is connected with tunnel. Gre is now beand@ the mill is kept fully supplied. The condition of the mine now promises well for resumption of dividends early next year.New Mining Ixcorporation. There have been filed with the Couaty Clerk articles of incorporation of the Gold Point Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company, with principal place of business at Grass Valley. The capital stock is $100,000 divided into 50,00 shares. The incorporators are David Watt, James Bennallack, A. B. Brady, Samuel Granger and P, H. Paynter. Photograph Galtery Removed, * Quirk the Photographer yesterday removed his gallery from this city to Grass Valley. He contemplates reopening here in the Spring. He has done a great deal of work for our gitizens during the past Summer, He makes pictures of a8 fine 4 class Belle Dorsey, Adah; Miss -May. . ‘Read Below and Ascertain ‘ 7 ieee IMMENSE sTock. -——_ ©" —A'r— t Brand & Bassett’s, eRAND Wednesday, Nov. 30. EVERYBODY (S INVITED To Gome and see the Finest Display‘ever niade in Nevada City. q : i F . : FALL AND WINTER GOODS. HYMAN BROTHERS -Have just received a full assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOYS GLOTAING Trunks, Satchels, Valises, “Hats, Caps, Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Ete., Switablefor Fall and Winter Trade, z Being extensicely ae in the : WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING BUSINESS, It is out purpose OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See ‘as Betcive Purchasifig, Try those Soased Mackerel to be sad sbthe Basarve, n24-lw b@-NINE CENT STORE . BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEMEER 17th, ENDING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, . 80 doz, Beatrice Corsets, Nos. 24,25, 26, 27, 28, 29 ana 20, at 25 tents a pair, former price 98 cents, HOLIDAY GOODS ! Opening Day . ! Mré, Lester & Crawford's, 50 doz, Génnine-AWikandria Kid Gloves, Nos. 54, 62, 6 and 63, all shades, at 25 cesits'a pair, former price 75 doz, setts Coliars and Caffe, at 25 cts 2? doz. Ladies White Wooles Hose at 124 cts. @ pair, former . price 30 cents, 50 dez. Boys Lambs 25 eents. « 25 doz. heavy Towels at 5 eents, former price 12} cents. “6 pieces Plaid Dress Goods, twelve yards for $1.00, former price 124 cents per yard, eo 7 pieces Silk Stripe Melange at 16 former price 39 cents. 5 pieces German Plaid at 163 former price 25 cents. 8 pieces Mommie Cloths at 9 cents. : 1 piece Grey Cammels Hair Dress Goods at 12} cents per yard, former price 25 cents, 2 pieces Seal Brown and Navy Blue Sateen at 123 cents per yard, former price 19 cents. 1 dog. Marseillas Spreads, $2.69, former price $3.49. -_5000 yards wide Embroidery, only 9 cents, former price 25c. 1 piece heavy Beaver at $1.69, former price $2.49. 5 piecesTurkish Toweling, for Jackct---Pink, Blne, Old Gold and Garnett, only 25 cents, former price 49 cents, 1) pieces Worsted Fringe at 9 cents per yard, former price 49 Thousands of articles will be slaughtered. $1.25. Wool Hese at.9 cents per Pair, former price _. ‘ONPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS _ Will be offered during the entire twelve days ! o-—-——-. WE MUST HAVE ROOM ! — ASk For Gocas Aavertisea. W. B, Shiveley’s Nine Cent Store, SUST ABOVE CITY HALL. sebum es GREAT 20 Day ssonvamameeae DRY & FANCY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, WHITE cooDs, JEWELRY, Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloaks, Ulsters, Dolmans, etc, etc. At the Important Cheap Store, ON BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank, CALL BARLY and secure bargains 98 goods of all description will be GIVEN AWAY FOR LITTLE OR NOTHING. . DAVE AUERBACH, Prop’r. issn tiemiacsipeeesaetiipirs A vasincrscuarna et TENS Btookholders Meeting. OTICE is hereby given that a. meeting of the Stockholders of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Coitipany Will be held at the. office of the Company in North San Juin, Nevada county; California, st ten e’clock, A. M. of Deeember 15th, 1881, to elect three Director of the ation, vice R. McMurray, Niles Searls, and E. M. nd, resigned. i ee E. Ml. SUNDERLAND, Sec’y, / November 15th, 1881. ‘OPENING / For Sale or Lease. WILL SELL THE EAGLE MINE at ] a reasonable price, or lease the aie to responsible parties for a certain périod.— Plenty of wood, timbers, ete., on hatid, and everything ready to resume work at short notice. For particulars enquire at my store, Commercial street, Nevada City. : nid . W. H. sMITm. L1Bsil FALL OPENING ; —OFr— ° MRS. M. A. STERLING’S Bty Goods and Millinery store, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK A oF : FALL & WINTER MILLINERY . ~—AT— Friday and Sat day, Of the LATEST STYLES have just boca re» ceived from San 4 proctired Coast. —. 11th and 12th. The Millinery Department ty aba? ee By, ig ay, Se le compte, and commprions the Latest NovPenge nena til BRANCH HOUSES: i J. P. Kerr, & low lodging ‘house No. 7 Murray Street, New York, "Tse com ana cootee ES. ee keoper and dug trainerdoing Business. =~ sss, sendwich Ielands. FS ceaunn thiitinn gummaie [wi ake ee eee et ot Virginls City, better knows No. 216 and 218 California Street, San Franciscd. BONNETS. BATS und TUBDANS, faction Is guaranteed both’ es t0 price and vender of bedbug poision and rheuae Cor. Broad ’ 3 ~~ ae P Cento po I nant sing coséitina” bidbegs stamps i , BROTHERS! sa ne aie S Gwe’, 080-Lut wits. Ma ERLING. ' a set, fo¥ther price 49¢., SLAUGHTER SALE CLOTHING, CENTS’ FURNISHING CooDs, DRESS AND FANOY G00vs, bo To make room for Holiday Goods . GREAT SPECIAL SALE :