November 24, 1882 (4 pages)

yate —-s om °-@ O; cy “orders (and coin) for shoes which he “ing testimony as to the advisability . mileage, 4,510, receipts $3,157 65; « $1,301 48. . wel for defendants, requested a contance Runner of Nevada County. at Brand. & Bassett's Bookstore. tf Until tarther notice the mails will clove as "foute ait, dally at ee Route at 8:00 F. a. taal, abe $0 Am, Aad 4 va. o3an Francisco, at 5.30 4. Dives ae fa North San at 6.30 a. M. and Omega, Tuesday, Thursday and : J 8. BOLBROOK, P. Mt . BRIEF MENTION, Various Mappenings in and Gat of 4 [> Towa. Go ‘aati sbe' “The Banker’s Daughter” to. night. . ; Reserved seats for ‘‘The Banker's Danghter” can be secured at Vinton’s Drug Store to-day without extra charge. — 8, D, Wood gives notice in another column that he is about to apply for a renewal of license to collect toll at Bridgeport. . The Expositor, the Democratic semi-weekly paper started at Downieville this Fall, has given np the ghost. It was a bright sheet, but newspaper men cannot live on glory alone, That “‘nice young man” who takes never delivers has caused much weeping and wailing amotig the credulous fair ones of Tucson, Arizona. Why is it not the swindler ‘‘snatched bald-headed ?” “ a . Before the Commissioners. The Railroad Commissioners again being in session at San Francisco Wednesday for the purpose of takof reducing railroad fares throughont the State to four cents a mile, John F. Kidder,of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, submitted an additional statement of the . \ workings of thatroad, The mileage and receipts from passenger traffic for three months of this. year was stated to be as follows: August, 1882 September—mileage, 4,461, receipts, . $3,263 52; October—mileage 4,322, receipts, $3,008 50; November—from Ist to 15th, mileage, 2,297, receipts, me A Good Majority. The official returns show the vote on Joint Senator to be as follows ; WALLIS, Mevada county .. rer «eee Sierra county... elke 904 3136 : REARDAN, i Nevada county.. « -.-2019 Sierra county... (incites oe 2621 Wallis majority in Nevada county 213 ; in Sierra conuty, 392. © Superior Court. ——d The following business was trans-: acted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Calwell presiding: Peter Johnson and William Willoughby, plaintiffs, (consolidated) vs. Centennial Gold M. Co. Decree of foreclosure and sale entered. Estate of A. J. Fisher, insolvent. Order heretofore made settling final account of assignee set aside and matter set for re-hearing Nov. 29th. The Woodruff Suit. Argument inthe Woodraff debris suit on the motion for a temporary inju ction, was to be made in the U. S. Circuit. Court ou Monday last, but a continuance was taken to the 27th inst. S. M. Wilson, of countinuance, owing to the pressure of personal affairs caused by the late fire in his house. : a Chase Talks Business. Grass Vater, Nov. 12,1882. From this date Iam willing to run any man who has resided in this county 30 days previous to my last race, a 12 hour race at any time, and for any amount of money; or I will ran the same race for a purse with any number of contestants and any man not making 50 miles cannot receive any part of gate money or stakes. The contestants making over 50 miles to receive a proportionate amount of what_ever money 1s put up or received at the gate. . A.C Caasz, Undisputed Champion Long DisCrowns of people gather in frent of Brand & Bassett’s store to catch a glimpse of the new goods as they-are unpacked, lt Hersford’s Acid Phosphate in Constipation. Dr. J. N. Robinson, Medina, 0., says; ‘I have used it in a case of imdigestion and constipation, with good results. In nervous prostration its results are happy.” Po For Sale or Bent. area ‘A uew house of 7 rooms, hard finished, with closets, pantry and all the modern conveniences. Location near the centre of the city. Enquire _Is addition to their already large Campton. . their obligations as to cross the line cept . of single blessedness and surreader . lighted the festive scene were. such ie Sevier Wi Ld & «. We Pays the Penalty for Throwing off on the ¥. M.S. ©. ‘The members of the Young Men’s Social Club visited A. H. Walrath at the Union Hotel Wednesday evening for the purpose of inflicting upon that young yentleman the dire penalty due to all who while belonging to the organization so far forget to the Club’s enemy, which is Woman. ‘ Mr, Walrath and his~ pretty young wife gave their visitors a hearty welcome, and ushered them into the parlors where were also congregated by special invitation a lim ited number of matried gentlemen accompanied by their wives. The host was submitted to the trying ordeal of the expulsion ceremonies, following which came the banquet, always regarded an important feature of these novel but enjoyable occasions which notwithstanding all precautions taken by the club have of late years been transpiring at sucli alarmingly frequent periods as to actually threaten the cehesive power, of the society. The floral decorations of the spacious dining hall disp ayed rare taste, whilethe tempting appearance of the tables showed the caterer to have been unlimited in resources and experienced in his line. Suspended from the chandeliers that inscription as these: Happy is he who forever is tcee From all old bachelor clans; ‘His heart is light and he feels he’s done right By taking the inarriage bans. . “God Pity the Hungry Bachelors.” **A Bachelor’s Life is Not a Happy One.” These old bachelors, so very fine, Sitting here with us.ts dine, Will not know what is in life Until they get a precieus wife. _ Among the toasts —drank in water, for the questionable and fast-fading custom of serving wine was. not adhered to,—were the following: “Our Host and Hostess,” Drank standing. ; “The Y. M. 8. C.” Responded to by A; Nivens, Jr. “Qur Bauquets.” by H. V. Reardan. “OnrChorister.” By John Hadley. Responded to **Assessments.” By EK. C. Wolfe. “The Missing Link.” By Ed, Brown, “Grass Valley.” By Leslie Coombs. “Brevity.” By T. G. Farrer. **Past Victims.” By Carl Muller.’ “Coming Victims.” By W. F. Englebright. ies.” By B. N. Shoecraft, “Qld Bachelorhvod,” By J. B. Gr ay. After the exercises at the table had concluded the parlors weré again resorted to and the musically inclined gentlemen gave some exhibitions of their vocal powers. in: concerted selections. It was midnight when the bachelors rolled homeward in a delighted frame of mind over the pleasant manner in which they had been treated, WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned Here and There. K. Casper went below Tuesday to purchase an immense stock of goods for the Fall and Winter trade. ggé% Frank Worthington, who has been working in Washington township for”*some time past, is in town on a visit to his parents. Mrs. Walsh of San Francisco and Miss Mamie O’Brien of Smartaville are visiting at the residence of Mrs: Geo, F. Jacobs in this city. The wedding of Mr. ‘ichards and Miss Jack on Wednesday evening was largely attended, the bride receiving several hundred dollars’ worth of presents. Miss Annie O’Donnell and D. K. Morgan acted as bridesmaid and groomsman, <A splendid supper was served. The happy couple will reside in their pleasant new home on Park Avenue. They have our best wishes for a long career of unadulterated happiness. oo -—— A $20.00 Biblical Reward. The publishers of Rutledge’s Monthly offer twelve valuable rewards in their Monthly for December, among which is the following : ‘We will give $20.00 in gold to the person telling us how many verses there are in the New Testament Scriptures (not the New Revision) by December 10th, 1882, Should two or more correct answers be received, the reward will be divided. The money will be forwarded to the winner December 15th, 1882. Persons trying for the reward mast send 20 cents in silver (no postage stamps taken) with their answer, for which they will receive the Christ mas Monthly, in which the name and address of the winner of thd reward, aid the correct answer, will be published. This may be worth $20.00 to you; cut it out. Address Rutledge Pubiishing Company, Easton, . Penna.” = “The Banker's Rengnter” The production at this city tonight of ‘‘The Banker’s Daughter,” ‘. by the Palmer company, will without doubt prove one of the finest theatrical performances ever witnessed here. No company of equal size and merit has for years been in theinterior, as all can attest who week before last were present at the rendition of “The Lights 0’ London.” to-night should if possible engage store to-day. There is no extra Those who desire to be well seated their numbers at , Vioton’s drag} sa sisi Practical Notes About Things Up ‘ Above the Earth So Far. . The November meteors are beginning to shoot across ‘the firmament, The great electrical disturbance now existing ought to warrant a grand display. Since 1867 there has not been a great shower. Something magnificent is expected in a few days. If the astronomers have ‘not miecalculated, the comet will return on the back track in afew months and appear ten times as large as it did a month ago. It is estimated that the reastern-~heavens. will be a sheet of flame from midnight — until sunrise, pesented to the world such as bas never before been witnessed by mortals, After this exhibition the comet will plunge into the sun, the final tomb of all comets. The comet is still plainly to be seen, particularly by those wha remain in the dark a few minutes before directing their eyes toward it, When the tail was last measured at the Dudley Observatory, a few days ago, it was eighteen degrees, long. This_corresponds with an actual length of about 69,000,000 miles. Telescopic study of this great object'reveals an increased elongation of the comet’s head. . The bright round nue cleus in the end nearest the sun has preserved its tiret apparent relation to the less dense material direct:y surrounding it ever since the separation of the compact and oblong head, which eccurred several’ weeks ago. But the head has been continualiy increasing in length, thongh diminishing iv. brightness, and when last measured by Mr. Tucker was over 100,000. miles long. It is supposed that the comet: willremain’ within reach of the telescopes of astronomers until some time in January. When nearest the sun, the comet passed within 750,000 miles of the . center of that orb and only about 300,000 miles from its apparent surface. ees ctl itm meme The Coin Not Forthcoming. Although M. E. Oliver published acard accepting Mr. Chase’s challenge to run a twelve hour match for $200 a side, he has not as yet come to the fiont with his money and is not liable to be able to do so from present indications. Chase says he is willing to make a match ov any fair terms, as he is ambitious to see what kind ofa record he can make now and wants to become the champion of the county -by virtue of his work, He has been here three days trying to fix up things so as to have a sweepstake race in case Oliver can’t get backing, but so far no definite arrangements of any kind have been made. @’Connor Mine. Union: The mill at the. O’Connor mine has commenced running on ruck taken from the 180 foot level and stopes of the mine. This rock is mostly of good quality, showing well in free gold and sulphiurets. The vein is between three and: four feetin width. It is the intention to make'a crushing of 100 loads before cleaning. The rock now being crushed is a great improvement upon that crushed several months ago, from which an indifferent result was obtained. Fruit “Shipments. The following is the amount of fruit shipped from Grass Val ey aud Nevada City, by the railroad, from July let to November 18 882, as shown by the Union: The erection of Rood & Ashburn’s evaporator largely decreased the amount of fruit that wonld otherwise have been shipped from this city. Thanksgiving Party. A social dance will be given at Odd Fellows Hall, You Bet, on Thursday night, the 30th instant. The price of tickets, igeluding supper, is $2.50, and all]who attend may rely upon having a pleasant time, oe‘ Wearing Postponed. The case of Sigourney vs. Zellerbach came up on appeal’ Wednesday in the Supreme Court, It was set for hearing on Dec. 18th. — a Tue indications now are, that the next United States Senate will stand thirty-eight Republicans, thirty-six Democrats. and two Readjusters. Should the two Readjusters, Mahone and Riddleberger from Virginia, align themselves on the Republican side, as will in all probability be the case, the Republicans will. organize the Senate. The Democratic House will not be able to do much damage with a Republican Senate and a Re‘publican President. Es ie are ie GENERAL SHERMAN, writing his regrets at his inability to attend a cavalry re-union in Ohio, added : ‘I beg you will say to your comrades, what is true, that I am simply amazed and delighted to find after seventeen loag yeara of peace that our country appreciates its debt of gratitnde to those who went forth so unselfishly to rescue their institutions from a most fearfal danger, and that our memories brighten mather than diminish with time.” a charge for reserved seats. =” will be heard for himself. Cry and a aight will be, How a Couple of Cigar Pedlars are There have been hanging around town for a few days past a couple of dapper little Spaniards whoare play. ing a fine game on some of our over. crédalous citizens. They approach saloon keepers and others in a mys terious manner, confideutially tell}, how they have brought here a few thousand smuggled cigars from Havana, and that being hard up they will sell the goods at a sacrifice. Notwithstanding the antiquity of the dodge which has been practiced at intervals throughout the length and . breadth of the land since time inimeworial, several victims have been found who bought in lots ranging from 500 to. 4,000. The price realized is $30°per thousand, the buyers thinking they are getting the advantage of the Government by a very large percent. The fact is that there is nothing Wrong about the cigars. excepting that they are the woist kind of ‘‘stinkers,” and were manufactured by Chinamen at a San Francisco factory, where the market price is $18 a thousand. They are properly stamped, On the caution notice is printed in large letters ‘‘Key West,” and under this in very small letters are the number of the factory and the nomber of the Revenue District (1) in which it is situated, The Spaniards bave their regular and special licenses—indeed, as Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Rolfe told the TrRaRscrirt reporter yester day after a careful investigation ot ithe affair, ‘‘Everything is as straight as a.string so far as Uncle Sam’s interests are concerned. The only parties out of pocket are those who in their endeavor to make something at pee Gy tity haaeet lst tg ‘inquired: of him’ if a teport was true, field companies would not seek to cua Valle . Bag Nathan, in Transcript’ Block, is ofFrom Nevada City. 123,274 fered for rent. Possession. given the expense of the Government pay $30 a thousand for cigars that they can buy at the factory for $18.” egg seq wnat ‘ **Yes,” said attention to an article in ‘the San}-went into a newspaper o Eprror TRANscuipr: You call my Juan Times, charging iu substance that a job to defeat Hon. Wm. George and elect’ 6! W, Cross to the State Senate. was put up in my ofzant of the fact. There is not a word of truth in any such chargé. yas confined to my housé by illness during most of the campaign, and. never saw, Ham lton dah bet’ “oboe ‘daring that time, and then only. for about five minutes. During our interview, I which had come to me, to the effect duinfield ‘Gorhpanies were making an effort for the success of the Republican county ticket. Mr. Smith responded by saying there was not any foundation for the rumor, and added that the Milton and Bloomuse any influetics whatever between candidates on the county ticket. This was incidentally qnentioned in the. course of conversation on other topics, and neither then or at any other time did we devise any plau tordefeat Mr. George: and to elect Mr. Cross. Had we done 80, the Transcuret would have been the last place to which we should have gone with the information. As a Democrat, I advised the nomination of Mr. Cross, and as far as able ‘worked for his election. The result indicated the wiadom of the selection. But why all this’ fuss? The people’ pronoutced in favorof Mri Cross, the latier is delightel with the result, and Mr. George ina recent card assures us he, too, is glad that he has to stay at home. All parties ‘are uilanimous. “Let us be rai -_Nires-Searis.— ROLES Te PETE ERTS A youne gentleman who was pledged to take a: young lady to a party remarked to her on the afternoon previous to the event, that. he was going home to take a sleep, in order to be fresh, ‘*That’s right,” she replied; ‘‘but dv .not sleep too long.” ‘Why ?” he asked, ‘Because,” she answered, “I do not want you to be too fresh.” Tue London Christian World finds fault with the'recent special prayer of the Archbishop of Cauterbnry, asking God’s blessing on British arms in Egypt, because ‘‘there is no saved from the guilt of rashness, of pride, of ambition, of avarice, in going to war.” This is sharp and just criticism. : Bun -Franxwin said that words butter no parsnips, but they have helped to elect many a man to ‘office for all that. Asparagus. The Capital Packing Co. of Sacramento are putting up Asparagus in 24lb square cans, which is delicious, equal to the fresh article. C, E Mul oy keeps it for sale at his grocery store, No. 52 Broad street. tf Try tha ¢ Superior Article Of Rye Whiskey and Rock Candy at the Union Hotel Bar. 030Tna big annititerinane Oh, maiden with grim teeth, avaunt ! Though fair you seem to look upon, Because you don’t use SOZODONT, The Sweetness of your mouth is gone; Your breath is heavy, and, from th‘s, Your lips v0 more invite a kiss, For Rent. wt The store now occupied by L January Ist, 1883, The counters and shelving are -offered for sale at half-price. tf a ee OE X™MAs is coming and Brand & Bas sétt are preparing for it. nl8-tf ee Cows For Sale. Fresh milch oown forsale at Sut. ton’s ranch, £24tt MaARSHALL’s Cubebs at Zekind’s. Santa Ciavs will make his headquartere at Brand & Bassett’s again this winter. pl 8tf es aes eet THE ELECTION isover, but Smith continues to sell groceries as cheaply as ever. n22-lw Imperial Pgs Food. The best thing in the world to make héns lay. . C. E. Mulloy keeps it for sale at his grocery store, No. 52 Broad street. tf THe Tomahawk at Zekind’s, tf Branp & Basserr will have the largest assortment-of Holiday goods ever brouzht to, this part of the State. = nl8tf. . &Aimaxan, : The great Egyptian Elixir and most wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect on the skin, making it soft, clear and transparent. It is the best baw article in the world, as it is the only one needed for the complexion. Try Celebrated Milwaukee Beer, For eale at Union Hotel Bar. 0301m ANY one wishing to buy a can do so b: Bassett’s Mon request that the nation should be’ soft: second hand piano or organ at As calling at Brand y, as. they must be sold to make room for our large holiday stock now arriving. n19-tf 3 cy W. H. Smrra has been re-elected the Boss Grocer. n22-lw Iv you have not already laid in your winter stock of groceries and provisions, call on W. ‘H, Smith and get them at wholesale rateg n22-Lw a Notice. Horse, Buggy and Harness for sale. Horse young-and gentle, and a good riding horse, Weighs 1050 pounds. Jo-epH Evstts. n18-6t —_——— Oo Oe Special Notice. Persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the late John Williams for shaving and haircutting are requested to settle immediately at the Union Hotel bar, nl8-lw. OR nn A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be’ stopped. uently-results in an incurable lung isease or Consumption. tis, and Throat diseases. years the Troches have been recom: mended by physicians; and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new oruntried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies o: theage Public speakers and sing ors use Frorm to clear and attenigyn eu the voice. Sold at 25 cts, a be, Mothers! Mothers? Mothers “Are you disturbed at might and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the. excrnciating pain of cutting teeth. If so, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is_ no mistake about it. There is not a mother on eaout who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the fo mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is ‘aD . and best female physicians Sold nurses in the United States. everywhere. 23 cents a Lottle > + o— A Card, aad indiscretions of youth, ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I OF CHARGE. . This great remedy was: discovered bya missionary in South America. Send s eclf-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josern T. INMAN, Station D, joSTETTER: CELEBRATED BITTE miasma is Hoatetter’s Stomach. Bit ters. most. ‘this Continent fever and ague exists A wineglass : he best possible preparative for en Negiect freBrown’s Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin_ to to give relief in Asthma, BronchiCoughs, Catarrh Consumptives For thirty wels, and. give rest to the}. the prescript‘on of one of the oldest . , Te all whoare suffering from the errors nervous weakwill send @ redipe that will cure you, FREE New Yorsé The true antidote to the effects of This medicine is one of the rremedies of an age of snecessful proprietary specifics, and is in immense demand wherever on yy ful three times a day is New Model Medallion. He who prays for his neighbors tf. . the ‘finest range in the world, Go tv Groncs E. TURNER’s ‘ond see’ the ‘New Model; Medallion,” countering a malarious atmosphere, For tale bp all. Draggist and ‘or sale by all Draggist an “regulating the liver, and invigoratan advertiser as hej 3 to in.) notice for the return of his umriés that are associated with it. That umbrella once belonged to the famous Congressman Ramshorn, and I tcok it out of thé umbrella rack at the Riggs House, Washington, during a héavy rainstorm ahd walked away underit. The protection it gave me on that occasion, coupled with the interest that it possesses to every patriotic citizen as a rélic of thatf great statesman—he «delivered his I famous speech on the enlargement of the powers of the Department of Justice the very next day—make the umbrella very dear to me, and I wouldn’t mind giving a quarter to get it again.” And, blowing: his nose Violently and with much emotion, ‘the advertiser went his way, NER PTT ARNE AT TY EY ST CANDY MANUFACTORY <a * ; Oyster Saloon. MRS, BREED & LEODY, OMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Tran; script Block, “Nevada "City, keep constantly on hand Choice Home Made Candy, Which is superior to that imported, being made of the best materials. Fresh Eastern Oysters, On the halfshell, orcooked in any manner desired, Coffee, Tea and Chocolate always onhend. Give us a call. o18 BREED & LEDDY, © FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselorat Law. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Wit. Practice in all the Courts of the Office on Main street; three doors above Union Hotel. ESTABLISHMENT, Main Street, nearly, opposi Union Hotel, Nevada City, JACOB NAFFZIGCER, PROPRIETOR. HAVE OPENED A FIRST-CLA & PACKING FSTABLISHMENTD where will be found for sale, at + Ponk, Syarerits, Lard. and Sausages I invite the public to give me a call. JACOB NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, Oct. 26th, 1882, cTY_ BREWERY, SPRING STREET, Nevada City. Fig, CHAS, BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale ! Delivered throughout Nevada County Free of Charge — tended to promptly. CHAS. BLASAUF. Nevada City, July 29th AUINAXAB, The Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for the Skin, We herew th append a few testimonials San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, Gentlemen ; I have been using your Ainaxab, and find it a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shall continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, IDA VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San Francisco. ; : for some time, and am-muth pleased wit! its action. It has a pleasant and. cooling sensation to the skin, and to thdse.aff with black spots, or face worms, I can heartily recommend it, as their removal is almost iney weer rag tac ~ on two pontications — hing the desired result. pony pay ly, ” . Dr. CHAS. W. HIBBARD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco San Franciseo, April 17, 1882. 2 Gentlemen :—I have your A-INAXA for two months, and find that it possesses all the good qualities you claim for it. I think it is the best thing to remove the bad effects of paints or dry make up, 1 shall continue to use it. as it gives me entire _tistaction. Respectfully yours, sss LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna,Tivoli Theatre. Lam notin the habit of givng testimonials, but per and “reyye in saying to those whc use face washes and powders of any kind, that none has given me more satisfaction or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel convinced that when once used, no lady will be without it. From my own experience and observation of the effects of the AINAX AP thers, I am th ghly convinced that S MRS. M. KRAKER, Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco. It vou do not find the AINAXAB at your druggists,’ enclose One in. postag stamps or postalorder to our address, and i will be sent-by exvress free of charge. : ~ AINAXAB MIPG-CO. 805 Mon \ REDINGTON ee gy nary 8. F.) /A. BLUMENTHAL'S. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets,N EVADACITY. ARRIING eT Owing to the great rush at my Dry Goods Store in consequence of my selling At Unprecedented Low Prices, have been compelled to order another large lot of Which has just arrived, and to which the attention of the ladies is specially directed. My store now contains th largest and best stock of ~ FALL AND’ WINTER GOODS ~ Of any establishment in the mountains, and is being -. Sold Cheaper than Ever. A. BLUMENTHAL, * Corner of Broad and Pine Streete, “AND DON'T FORGET IT. 7 LARCE NEW STOCK OF PINE DRESS GOODS, CHEAP AND STYLISE. PORK-PACKING. Orders by mai} or otherwise atI have ‘used’ your AINAXAB in. my fomily ~The Mili Particulars 1 Corner Broad and Pine Sts., By a Competent Druggist, an JUST RECEIVED. . OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS! Just beginning to arrive, n a few days. Mrs, Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Nevada Drug Store, Nevada City, Cal WALTER D. VINTON, Proprietor. 0 A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Pertumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toitet Articles of all kinds, Careful Attention Given-to Compounding Prescriptions d PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGFNT FOR THE BEST FIRE “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND. THE. PEOPLE Agents. So good tha that all afford it ! Five Good Agents Wanted ADDRESS, FASHIONABLE MADE TO ORDER. MAKE. THOMAS HERZINGER, work, . Repairing Neatly Done. Patches Pat On. Commercial] Street, opposite Nevada City. “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” HOLIDAY Boots and Shoes TYLE, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN FIT AND An experienced workman, will do the fine Cement JOHN HERZINGER, Casper’s “—s i a. S$ CYCLOPEDIA, t all desire it! So cheap 25,000 sets sold within a year from issuance of the rst volume. Within Nevada County at-once. PHILLIPS & HUNT, 1041 Market st. SAN FRANCISCO, FOR RENT. Store, is offered for rent, "had at half cost, Possession givenJanusry 1st, _ — Apply to N. P. BROWN . ESTRAY NOTICE. i ere AME TO THE RANCH OF THE UN( dersigned, one mile east of Nevada City, Is supplied with the most fashionable and tasty. display ever brought to Nevada City. a ee ee Y BOOKS! HARVEST FOR AGENTS. Hundreds of orders now being. taken for Xmas Delivery. Among our scores of choice Books sold by subct 6 3-Vol. Edition, just completed, is the~Bonanza for ue —— THE BEST FRENCH CALF’ ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE UP IN FIRST-CLASS The Store in Transcript Block,now occupied by the Mechanics Counters and Shelving can be‘to call, and take them away. A oparece one about the first of September, 1882,two cows; one of them black, and the other red. Ni marks upou them. The owner is requested re —_ “ “ . Nevada City, Mov. 7, 1882.-1m ae BE. W. CHARLES, ¥.D

yate —-s om °-@ O; cy “orders (and coin) for shoes which he “ing testimony as to the advisability . mileage, 4,510, receipts $3,157 65; « $1,301 48. . wel for defendants, requested a contance Runner of Nevada County. at Brand. & Bassett's Bookstore. tf Until tarther notice the mails will clove as "foute ait, dally at ee Route at 8:00 F. a. taal, abe $0 Am, Aad 4 va. o3an Francisco, at 5.30 4. Dives ae fa North San at 6.30 a. M. and Omega, Tuesday, Thursday and : J 8. BOLBROOK, P. Mt . BRIEF MENTION, Various Mappenings in and Gat of 4 [> Towa. Go ‘aati sbe' “The Banker’s Daughter” to. night. . ; Reserved seats for ‘‘The Banker's Danghter” can be secured at Vinton’s Drug Store to-day without extra charge. — 8, D, Wood gives notice in another column that he is about to apply for a renewal of license to collect toll at Bridgeport. . The Expositor, the Democratic semi-weekly paper started at Downieville this Fall, has given np the ghost. It was a bright sheet, but newspaper men cannot live on glory alone, That “‘nice young man” who takes never delivers has caused much weeping and wailing amotig the credulous fair ones of Tucson, Arizona. Why is it not the swindler ‘‘snatched bald-headed ?” “ a . Before the Commissioners. The Railroad Commissioners again being in session at San Francisco Wednesday for the purpose of takof reducing railroad fares throughont the State to four cents a mile, John F. Kidder,of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, submitted an additional statement of the . \ workings of thatroad, The mileage and receipts from passenger traffic for three months of this. year was stated to be as follows: August, 1882 September—mileage, 4,461, receipts, . $3,263 52; October—mileage 4,322, receipts, $3,008 50; November—from Ist to 15th, mileage, 2,297, receipts, me A Good Majority. The official returns show the vote on Joint Senator to be as follows ; WALLIS, Mevada county ... rer «eee Sierra county..... elke 904 3136 : REARDAN, i Nevada county.... « -.-2019 Sierra county..... (incites oe 2621 Wallis majority in Nevada county 213 ; in Sierra conuty, 392. © Superior Court. ——d The following business was trans-: acted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Calwell presiding: Peter Johnson and William Willoughby, plaintiffs, (consolidated) vs. Centennial Gold M. Co. Decree of foreclosure and sale entered. Estate of A. J. Fisher, insolvent. Order heretofore made settling final account of assignee set aside and matter set for re-hearing Nov. 29th. The Woodruff Suit. Argument inthe Woodraff debris suit on the motion for a temporary inju ction, was to be made in the U. S. Circuit. Court ou Monday last, but a continuance was taken to the 27th inst. S. M. Wilson, of countinuance, owing to the pressure of personal affairs caused by the late fire in his house. : a Chase Talks Business. Grass Vater, Nov. 12,1882. From this date Iam willing to run any man who has resided in this county 30 days previous to my last race, a 12 hour race at any time, and for any amount of money; or I will ran the same race for a purse with any number of contestants and any man not making 50 miles cannot receive any part of gate money or stakes. The contestants making over 50 miles to receive a proportionate amount of what_ever money 1s put up or received at the gate. . A.C Caasz, Undisputed Champion Long DisCrowns of people gather in frent of Brand & Bassett’s store to catch a glimpse of the new goods as they-are unpacked, lt Hersford’s Acid Phosphate in Constipation. Dr. J. N. Robinson, Medina, 0., says; ‘I have used it in a case of imdigestion and constipation, with good results. In nervous prostration its results are happy.” Po For Sale or Bent. area ‘A uew house of 7 rooms, hard finished, with closets, pantry and all the modern conveniences. Location near the centre of the city. Enquire _Is addition to their already large Campton. . their obligations as to cross the line cept . of single blessedness and surreader . lighted the festive scene were. such ie Sevier Wi Ld & «. We Pays the Penalty for Throwing off on the ¥. M.S. ©. ‘The members of the Young Men’s Social Club visited A. H. Walrath at the Union Hotel Wednesday evening for the purpose of inflicting upon that young yentleman the dire penalty due to all who while belonging to the organization so far forget to the Club’s enemy, which is Woman. ‘ Mr, Walrath and his~ pretty young wife gave their visitors a hearty welcome, and ushered them into the parlors where were also congregated by special invitation a lim ited number of matried gentlemen accompanied by their wives. The host was submitted to the trying ordeal of the expulsion ceremonies, following which came the banquet, always regarded an important feature of these novel but enjoyable occasions which notwithstanding all precautions taken by the club have of late years been transpiring at sucli alarmingly frequent periods as to actually threaten the cehesive power, of the society. The floral decorations of the spacious dining hall disp ayed rare taste, whilethe tempting appearance of the tables showed the caterer to have been unlimited in resources and experienced in his line. Suspended from the chandeliers that inscription as these: Happy is he who forever is tcee From all old bachelor clans; ‘His heart is light and he feels he’s done right By taking the inarriage bans. . “God Pity the Hungry Bachelors.” **A Bachelor’s Life is Not a Happy One.” These old bachelors, so very fine, Sitting here with us.ts dine, Will not know what is in life Until they get a precieus wife. _ Among the toasts —drank in water, for the questionable and fast-fading custom of serving wine was. not adhered to,—were the following: “Our Host and Hostess,” Drank standing. ; “The Y. M. 8. C.” Responded to by A; Nivens, Jr. “Qur Bauquets.” by H. V. Reardan. “OnrChorister.” By John Hadley. Responded to **Assessments.” By EK. C. Wolfe. “The Missing Link.” By Ed, Brown, “Grass Valley.” By Leslie Coombs. “Brevity.” By T. G. Farrer. **Past Victims.” By Carl Muller.’ “Coming Victims.” By W. F. Englebright. ies.” By B. N. Shoecraft, “Qld Bachelorhvod,” By J. B. Gr ay. After the exercises at the table had concluded the parlors weré again resorted to and the musically inclined gentlemen gave some exhibitions of their vocal powers. in: concerted selections. It was midnight when the bachelors rolled homeward in a delighted frame of mind over the pleasant manner in which they had been treated, WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned Here and There. K. Casper went below Tuesday to purchase an immense stock of goods for the Fall and Winter trade. ggé% Frank Worthington, who has been working in Washington township for”*some time past, is in town on a visit to his parents. Mrs. Walsh of San Francisco and Miss Mamie O’Brien of Smartaville are visiting at the residence of Mrs: Geo, F. Jacobs in this city. The wedding of Mr. ‘ichards and Miss Jack on Wednesday evening was largely attended, the bride receiving several hundred dollars’ worth of presents. Miss Annie O’Donnell and D. K. Morgan acted as bridesmaid and groomsman, <A splendid supper was served. The happy couple will reside in their pleasant new home on Park Avenue. They have our best wishes for a long career of unadulterated happiness. oo -—— A $20.00 Biblical Reward. The publishers of Rutledge’s Monthly offer twelve valuable rewards in their Monthly for December, among which is the following : ‘We will give $20.00 in gold to the person telling us how many verses there are in the New Testament Scriptures (not the New Revision) by December 10th, 1882, Should two or more correct answers be received, the reward will be divided. The money will be forwarded to the winner December 15th, 1882. Persons trying for the reward mast send 20 cents in silver (no postage stamps taken) with their answer, for which they will receive the Christ mas Monthly, in which the name and address of the winner of thd reward, aid the correct answer, will be published. This may be worth $20.00 to you; cut it out. Address Rutledge Pubiishing Company, Easton, . Penna.” = “The Banker's Rengnter” The production at this city tonight of ‘‘The Banker’s Daughter,” ‘. by the Palmer company, will without doubt prove one of the finest theatrical performances ever witnessed here. No company of equal size and merit has for years been in theinterior, as all can attest who week before last were present at the rendition of “The Lights 0’ London.” to-night should if possible engage store to-day. There is no extra Those who desire to be well seated their numbers at , Vioton’s drag} sa sisi Practical Notes About Things Up ‘ Above the Earth So Far. . The November meteors are beginning to shoot across ‘the firmament, The great electrical disturbance now existing ought to warrant a grand display. Since 1867 there has not been a great shower. Something magnificent is expected in a few days. If the astronomers have ‘not miecalculated, the comet will return on the back track in afew months and appear ten times as large as it did a month ago. It is estimated that the reastern-~heavens. will be a sheet of flame from midnight — until sunrise, pesented to the world such as bas never before been witnessed by mortals, After this exhibition the comet will plunge into the sun, the final tomb of all comets. The comet is still plainly to be seen, particularly by those wha remain in the dark a few minutes before directing their eyes toward it, When the tail was last measured at the Dudley Observatory, a few days ago, it was eighteen degrees, long. This_corresponds with an actual length of about 69,000,000 miles. Telescopic study of this great object'reveals an increased elongation of the comet’s head. . The bright round nue cleus in the end nearest the sun has preserved its tiret apparent relation to the less dense material direct:y surrounding it ever since the separation of the compact and oblong head, which eccurred several’ weeks ago. But the head has been continualiy increasing in length, thongh diminishing iv. brightness, and when last measured by Mr. Tucker was over 100,000. miles long. It is supposed that the comet: willremain’ within reach of the telescopes of astronomers until some time in January. When nearest the sun, the comet passed within 750,000 miles of the . center of that orb and only about 300,000 miles from its apparent surface. ees ctl itm meme The Coin Not Forthcoming. Although M. E. Oliver published acard accepting Mr. Chase’s challenge to run a twelve hour match for $200 a side, he has not as yet come to the fiont with his money and is not liable to be able to do so from present indications. Chase says he is willing to make a match ov any fair terms, as he is ambitious to see what kind ofa record he can make now and wants to become the champion of the county -by virtue of his work, He has been here three days trying to fix up things so as to have a sweepstake race in case Oliver can’t get backing, but so far no definite arrangements of any kind have been made. @’Connor Mine. Union: The mill at the. O’Connor mine has commenced running on ruck taken from the 180 foot level and stopes of the mine. This rock is mostly of good quality, showing well in free gold and sulphiurets. The vein is between three and: four feetin width. It is the intention to make'a crushing of 100 loads before cleaning. The rock now being crushed is a great improvement upon that crushed several months ago, from which an indifferent result was obtained. Fruit “Shipments. The following is the amount of fruit shipped from Grass Val ey aud Nevada City, by the railroad, from July let to November 18 882, as shown by the Union: The erection of Rood & Ashburn’s evaporator largely decreased the amount of fruit that wonld otherwise have been shipped from this city. Thanksgiving Party. A social dance will be given at Odd Fellows Hall, You Bet, on Thursday night, the 30th instant. The price of tickets, igeluding supper, is $2.50, and all]who attend may rely upon having a pleasant time, oe‘ Wearing Postponed. The case of Sigourney vs. Zellerbach came up on appeal’ Wednesday in the Supreme Court, It was set for hearing on Dec. 18th. — a Tue indications now are, that the next United States Senate will stand thirty-eight Republicans, thirty-six Democrats. and two Readjusters. Should the two Readjusters, Mahone and Riddleberger from Virginia, align themselves on the Republican side, as will in all probability be the case, the Republicans will. organize the Senate. The Democratic House will not be able to do much damage with a Republican Senate and a Re‘publican President. Es ie are ie GENERAL SHERMAN, writing his regrets at his inability to attend a cavalry re-union in Ohio, added : ‘I beg you will say to your comrades, what is true, that I am simply amazed and delighted to find after seventeen loag yeara of peace that our country appreciates its debt of gratitnde to those who went forth so unselfishly to rescue their institutions from a most fearfal danger, and that our memories brighten mather than diminish with time.” a charge for reserved seats. =” will be heard for himself. Cry and a aight will be, How a Couple of Cigar Pedlars are There have been hanging around town for a few days past a couple of dapper little Spaniards whoare play. ing a fine game on some of our over. crédalous citizens. They approach saloon keepers and others in a mys terious manner, confideutially tell}, how they have brought here a few thousand smuggled cigars from Havana, and that being hard up they will sell the goods at a sacrifice. Notwithstanding the antiquity of the dodge which has been practiced at intervals throughout the length and . breadth of the land since time inimeworial, several victims have been found who bought in lots ranging from 500 to. 4,000. The price realized is $30°per thousand, the buyers thinking they are getting the advantage of the Government by a very large percent. The fact is that there is nothing Wrong about the cigars. excepting that they are the woist kind of ‘‘stinkers,” and were manufactured by Chinamen at a San Francisco factory, where the market price is $18 a thousand. They are properly stamped, On the caution notice is printed in large letters ‘‘Key West,” and under this in very small letters are the number of the factory and the nomber of the Revenue District (1) in which it is situated, The Spaniards bave their regular and special licenses—indeed, as Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Rolfe told the TrRaRscrirt reporter yester day after a careful investigation ot ithe affair, ‘‘Everything is as straight as a.string so far as Uncle Sam’s interests are concerned. The only parties out of pocket are those who in their endeavor to make something at pee Gy tity haaeet lst tg ‘inquired: of him’ if a teport was true, field companies would not seek to cua Valle . Bag Nathan, in Transcript’ Block, is ofFrom Nevada City.. 123,274 fered for rent. Possession. given the expense of the Government pay $30 a thousand for cigars that they can buy at the factory for $18.” egg seq wnat ‘ **Yes,” said attention to an article in ‘the San}-went into a newspaper o Eprror TRANscuipr: You call my Juan Times, charging iu substance that a job to defeat Hon. Wm. George and elect’ 6! W, Cross to the State Senate. was put up in my ofzant of the fact. There is not a word of truth in any such chargé. yas confined to my housé by illness during most of the campaign, and. never saw, Ham lton dah bet’ “oboe ‘daring that time, and then only. for about five minutes. During our interview, I which had come to me, to the effect duinfield ‘Gorhpanies were making an effort for the success of the Republican county ticket. Mr. Smith responded by saying there was not any foundation for the rumor, and

added that the Milton and Bloomuse any influetics whatever between candidates on the county ticket. This was incidentally qnentioned in the. course of conversation on other topics, and neither then or at any other time did we devise any plau tordefeat Mr. George: and to elect Mr. Cross. Had we done 80, the Transcuret would have been the last place to which we should have gone with the information. As a Democrat, I advised the nomination of Mr. Cross, and as far as able ‘worked for his election. The result indicated the wiadom of the selection. But why all this’ fuss? The people’ pronoutced in favorof Mri Cross, the latier is delightel with the result, and Mr. George ina recent card assures us he, too, is glad that he has to stay at home. All parties ‘are uilanimous. “Let us be rai -_Nires-Searis.— ROLES Te PETE ERTS A youne gentleman who was pledged to take a: young lady to a party remarked to her on the afternoon previous to the event, that. he was going home to take a sleep, in order to be fresh, ‘*That’s right,” she replied; ‘‘but dv .not sleep too long.” ‘Why ?” he asked, ‘Because,” she answered, “I do not want you to be too fresh.” Tue London Christian World finds fault with the'recent special prayer of the Archbishop of Cauterbnry, asking God’s blessing on British arms in Egypt, because ‘‘there is no saved from the guilt of rashness, of pride, of ambition, of avarice, in going to war.” This is sharp and just criticism. : Bun -Franxwin said that words butter no parsnips, but they have helped to elect many a man to ‘office for all that. Asparagus. The Capital Packing Co. of Sacramento are putting up Asparagus in 24lb square cans, which is delicious, equal to the fresh article. C, E Mul oy keeps it for sale at his grocery store, No. 52 Broad street. tf Try tha ¢ Superior Article Of Rye Whiskey and Rock Candy at the Union Hotel Bar. 030Tna big annititerinane Oh, maiden with grim teeth, avaunt ! Though fair you seem to look upon, Because you don’t use SOZODONT, The Sweetness of your mouth is gone; Your breath is heavy, and, from th‘s, Your lips v0 more invite a kiss, For Rent. wt The store now occupied by L January Ist, 1883, The counters and shelving are -offered for sale at half-price. tf a ee OE X™MAs is coming and Brand & Bas sétt are preparing for it. nl8-tf ee Cows For Sale. Fresh milch oown forsale at Sut. ton’s ranch, £24tt MaARSHALL’s Cubebs at Zekind’s. Santa Ciavs will make his headquartere at Brand & Bassett’s again this winter. pl 8tf es aes eet THE ELECTION isover, but Smith continues to sell groceries as cheaply as ever. n22-lw Imperial Pgs Food. The best thing in the world to make héns lay. . C. E. Mulloy keeps it for sale at his grocery store, No. 52 Broad street. tf THe Tomahawk at Zekind’s, tf Branp & Basserr will have the largest assortment-of Holiday goods ever brouzht to, this part of the State. = nl8tf. . &Aimaxan, : The great Egyptian Elixir and most wonderful discovery of the age, has a magical effect on the skin, making it soft, clear and transparent. It is the best baw article in the world, as it is the only one needed for the complexion. Try Celebrated Milwaukee Beer, For eale at Union Hotel Bar. 0301m ANY one wishing to buy a can do so b: Bassett’s Mon request that the nation should be’ soft: second hand piano or organ at As calling at Brand y, as. they must be sold to make room for our large holiday stock now arriving. n19-tf 3 cy W. H. Smrra has been re-elected the Boss Grocer. n22-lw Iv you have not already laid in your winter stock of groceries and provisions, call on W. ‘H, Smith and get them at wholesale rateg n22-Lw a Notice. Horse, Buggy and Harness for sale. Horse young-and gentle, and a good riding horse, Weighs 1050 pounds. Jo-epH Evstts. n18-6t —_——— Oo Oe Special Notice. Persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the late John Williams for shaving and haircutting are requested to settle immediately at the Union Hotel bar, nl8-lw. OR nn A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be’ stopped. uently-results in an incurable lung isease or Consumption. tis, and Throat diseases. years the Troches have been recom: mended by physicians; and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new oruntried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies o: theage Public speakers and sing ors use Frorm to clear and attenigyn eu the voice. Sold at 25 cts, a be, Mothers! Mothers? Mothers “Are you disturbed at might and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the. excrnciating pain of cutting teeth. If so, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs.. Winslow’s soothing syrup. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately, you may depend upon it; there is_ no mistake about it. There is not a mother on eaout who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the fo mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is ‘aD . and best female physicians Sold nurses in the United States. everywhere. 23 cents a Lottle > + o— A Card, aad indiscretions of youth, ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I OF CHARGE. . This great remedy was: discovered bya missionary in South America. Send s eclf-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josern T. INMAN, Station D, joSTETTER: CELEBRATED BITTE miasma is Hoatetter’s Stomach. Bit ters. most. ‘this Continent fever and ague exists A wineglass : he best possible preparative for en Negiect freBrown’s Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin_ to to give relief in Asthma, BronchiCoughs, Catarrh Consumptives For thirty wels, and. give rest to the}. the prescript‘on of one of the oldest . , Te all whoare suffering from the errors nervous weakwill send @ redipe that will cure you, FREE New Yorsé The true antidote to the effects of This medicine is one of the rremedies of an age of snecessful proprietary specifics, and is in immense demand wherever on yy ful three times a day is New Model Medallion. He who prays for his neighbors tf. . the ‘finest range in the world, Go tv Groncs E. TURNER’s ‘ond see’ the ‘New Model; Medallion,” countering a malarious atmosphere, For tale bp all. Draggist and ‘or sale by all Draggist an “regulating the liver, and invigoratan advertiser as hej 3 to in.) notice for the return of his umriés that are associated with it. That umbrella once belonged to the famous Congressman Ramshorn, and I tcok it out of thé umbrella rack at the Riggs House, Washington, during a héavy rainstorm ahd walked away underit. The protection it gave me on that occasion, coupled with the interest that it possesses to every patriotic citizen as a rélic of thatf great statesman—he «delivered his I famous speech on the enlargement of the powers of the Department of Justice the very next day—make the umbrella very dear to me, and I wouldn’t mind giving a quarter to get it again.” And, blowing: his nose Violently and with much emotion, ‘the advertiser went his way, NER PTT ARNE AT TY EY ST CANDY MANUFACTORY <a * ; Oyster Saloon. MRS, BREED & LEODY, OMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Tran; script Block, “Nevada "City, keep constantly on hand Choice Home Made Candy, Which is superior to that imported, being made of the best materials. Fresh Eastern Oysters, On the halfshell, orcooked in any manner desired, Coffee, Tea and Chocolate always onhend. Give us a call. o18 BREED & LEDDY, © FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselorat Law. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Wit. Practice in all the Courts of the Office on Main street; three doors above Union Hotel. ESTABLISHMENT, Main Street, nearly, opposi Union Hotel, Nevada City, JACOB NAFFZIGCER, PROPRIETOR. HAVE OPENED A FIRST-CLA & PACKING FSTABLISHMENTD where will be found for sale, at + Ponk, Syarerits, Lard. and Sausages I invite the public to give me a call. JACOB NAFFZIGER. Nevada City, Oct. 26th, 1882, cTY_ BREWERY, SPRING STREET, Nevada City. Fig, CHAS, BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale ! Delivered throughout Nevada County Free of Charge — tended to promptly. CHAS. BLASAUF. Nevada City, July 29th AUINAXAB, The Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for the Skin, We herew th append a few testimonials San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, Gentlemen ; I have been using your Ainaxab, and find it a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shall continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, IDA VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San Francisco. ; : for some time, and am-muth pleased wit! its action. It has a pleasant and. cooling sensation to the skin, and to thdse.aff with black spots, or face worms, I can heartily recommend it, as their removal is almost iney weer rag tac ~ on two pontications — hing the desired result. pony pay ly, ” . Dr. CHAS. W. HIBBARD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco San Franciseo, April 17, 1882. 2 Gentlemen :—I have your A-INAXA for two months, and find that it possesses all the good qualities you claim for it. I think it is the best thing to remove the bad effects of paints or dry make up, 1 shall continue to use it. as it gives me entire _tistaction. Respectfully yours, sss LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna,Tivoli Theatre. Lam notin the habit of givng testimonials, but per and “reyye in saying to those whc use face washes and powders of any kind, that none has given me more satisfaction or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel convinced that when once used, no lady will be without it. From my own experience and observation of the effects of the AINAX AP thers, I am th ghly convinced that S MRS. M. KRAKER, Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco. It vou do not find the AINAXAB at your druggists,’ enclose One in. postag stamps or postalorder to our address, and i will be sent-by exvress free of charge. : ~ AINAXAB MIPG-CO. 805 Mon \ REDINGTON ee gy nary 8. F.) /A. BLUMENTHAL'S. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets,N EVADACITY. ARRIING eT Owing to the great rush at my Dry Goods Store in consequence of my selling At Unprecedented Low Prices, have been compelled to order another large lot of Which has just arrived, and to which the attention of the ladies is specially directed. My store now contains th largest and best stock of ~ FALL AND’ WINTER GOODS ~ Of any establishment in the mountains, and is being -. Sold Cheaper than Ever. A. BLUMENTHAL, * Corner of Broad and Pine Streete, “AND DON'T FORGET IT. 7 LARCE NEW STOCK OF PINE DRESS GOODS, CHEAP AND STYLISE. PORK-PACKING. Orders by mai} or otherwise atI have ‘used’ your AINAXAB in. my fomily ~The Mili Particulars 1 Corner Broad and Pine Sts., By a Competent Druggist, an JUST RECEIVED. . OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS! Just beginning to arrive, n a few days. Mrs, Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Nevada Drug Store, Nevada City, Cal WALTER D. VINTON, Proprietor. 0 A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Pertumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toitet Articles of all kinds, Careful Attention Given-to Compounding Prescriptions d PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGFNT FOR THE BEST FIRE “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND. THE. PEOPLE Agents. So good tha that all afford it ! Five Good Agents Wanted ADDRESS, FASHIONABLE MADE TO ORDER. MAKE. THOMAS HERZINGER, work, . Repairing Neatly Done. Patches Pat On. Commercial] Street, opposite Nevada City. “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” HOLIDAY Boots and Shoes TYLE, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN FIT AND An experienced workman, will do the fine Cement JOHN HERZINGER, Casper’s “—s i a. S$ CYCLOPEDIA, t all desire it! So cheap 25,000 sets sold within a year from issuance of the rst volume. Within Nevada County at-once. PHILLIPS & HUNT, 1041 Market st.. SAN FRANCISCO, FOR RENT. Store, is offered for rent, "had at half cost, Possession givenJanusry 1st, _ — Apply to N. P. BROWN . ESTRAY NOTICE. i ere AME TO THE RANCH OF THE UN( dersigned, one mile east of Nevada City, Is supplied with the most fashionable and tasty. display ever brought to Nevada City. a ee ee Y BOOKS! HARVEST FOR AGENTS. Hundreds of orders now being. taken for Xmas Delivery. Among our scores of choice Books sold by subct 6 3-Vol. Edition, just completed, is the~Bonanza for ue —— THE BEST FRENCH CALF’ ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE UP IN FIRST-CLASS The Store in Transcript Block,now occupied by the Mechanics Counters and Shelving can be‘to call, and take them away. A oparece one about the first of September, 1882,two cows; one of them black, and the other red. Ni marks upou them. The owner is requested re —_ “ “ . Nevada City, Mov. 7, 1882.-1m ae BE. W. CHARLES, ¥.D