December 13, 1892 (4 pages)

olish aken ome . pir: ING ce. yrices our e this OF r beEtc,, Etc. any at you, je Ses ” a TS _ THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a ; Month : $6 a Year. tan are hime a _— sg TUKDSAY EV’'NG. DEC. 13, ‘92. + DEPRICE'S MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes, Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pure Cream df Tartar Powder, Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. « 40 Years the Standard. Look ‘on the First Pago for Inlorestng Reading Matter. RECEPTION AND BANQUET. Mistletoe Ecampmeat:{ Receives and Enter. tains the Grand Patriarch, A grand reception was given last evening by Mistlétoe Encampment, No. 47, I. 0. O.:F., to W. CO. Savage, Grand Chief Patriarch of the Stat2, who came here to make an official visit, The regular routine . was tr ted, and the highest degree of the Encampment conferred upon a new candidate, after which speeches were made by the members and a very pleasant reception was held, an opportunity being thus afforded for the Patriarchs to become better acquainted with the visiting grand officer. About half-past 10 o’clock the members and guests, some thirty persons iu all, marched to Tam’s restaurant, where and 60c cans, @ grand banquet had been prepared for $1 and $1.75 per can. Citron, Lemon good company and draws crowded ouses, the occasion, The tables presented a tasty and inviting appearance, being laden with imnumerable: good things fer goodies for Christ the inner man, Many present considered the spread one of the very best Tam ever got up, and that is "saying a good deal. After the feast the time was occupied Salmon Bellies, Mackerel and White until a late hour in speech-making, singing, and jolly conversation, 1t was indeed a pleasant evening in the history of Mistletoe Encainpment, and the banquet was another verification of that epicurean sentiment: ‘As we journcy through life let us live by the way,” No ane ever tried Simmons Liver Regulator without being satisfied with it, effect, vow Tuey are beauties! “Thos¢ ‘Embroidered Suspenders at B, H. Miller's, a ty Why Is It? It is said that every week two or three loade of groceries and provisions are brought to this city from Grass Valley, on orders, We donot understand why any of our people should buy eatables from our sister town when there are so many groceries stores here who sell their’goods ‘at bedrock prices. How is it? Sxrx the Necktie Cases at B. H. Miller's, They're fine. 00 @e oMasonic Election. The annual election of officers of -Nevada Lodge, ‘No: 13, F. & A. M., will take place at Masonic Hall, Wednesday evening, Deceniber 1¢, 1892. The members are earnestly’ requested to attend. d13-2t GRAND STOCKOf Holiday Goede of Every Variety, al Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. This firm are now unpacking the lar gest and most complete stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to Nevada City. The stock comprises a full line of toys of the very latest invention,.and they-will be of. fered at such low rates that purchasers ~will not hesitate “a mement in buying them. Mrs, Lester & Crawford have also just received an elegant stock of goods suitable for Christmas or New Year presents for ladies and gentlemen. Before making your purchases of Holiday Goods do not fail to visit the mammoth establishment of Mra. Lester & Crawford, on Main street, a few doors from the Union Hotel. They intend to sell all of their . s e elegant goods cheaper than the same args : articles cau, be had at any other house in the State, Country orders will be faith. fully and promptly attended to. Cream of tartar Powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength. Larasr Unrrep , Srares. )VRRY MENT Foop ere Sa rau Baxrxa Powpes Co. WHAT WILL IT BE, A Democratic or a Republican United States Senator. There are good reasons to believe that there will be a bombshell thrown into the Democratic ranks when it comes to the election of a United States Senator, fhe People’s Party has declared that their representatives in the Legislature must vote for a man of their own party, and against a Democratic or Republican caucus nominee. The Democrats, on joint ballot, have a majority of two, and uow-it is rumored that three of the members elect: are preparing to’ go on long journeys be ore the Legislature meets, and will not return for a long time, They will not resign, and under the law the election of United States . Senator wilt be about the first’ business to be attended to. With the e three Repuplicans, and in that event M. H. N, Felton’s: successor. A few days ago Senator Stanford stated in Washington that the United States California would be a Republican, and if all the rumors afloat are true, we think he was correct in his statement. Twos fine Silk Suspend:-rs at B. H. Miller’s can’t be beat. Brought to Grass Valley. The body of Mrs. Margaret Byrne has been shipped to Grass Valley from San Rafael for burial. wife of Michael Byrne, Sr., and she died in San Francisco about ttree years ago, Seuator from . dently recommend Hoop's Pritts. pepsia? Simmous Liver Regulator is ee pleasant and cures. ~ ; At B. H. Miller's, Mrs, Byrne was the. Grass Valley, will give a basket party on Friday evening, December 30th, at Van’s Hall. AN OLD LANDMARK GONE. MAY @0 IT ALONE The Residence of Thomas Hughes De-! Tho People’s Parly Legislators Decide to stroyed by Fire, . Vote Straight, The dwelling house of Thos. Hughes, } The leaders of the People’s party met situated on the old ridge road to Grsss. in San Francisco and resolved as follows : Valley, about two miles from this city, Wuereas, The People’s Party is a was burned this morning abut 5 o’clock. . national party and all its impulses are The house was built in the fifties and . national, and its purposes cannot be has been the home of Mr. Hughes ever accomplished except by possession and since. In varly days the owner con-} control of the National Government in ducted it as a public place, and it was . the hands of men who are People’s Party & great resort _ for sporting people. . men; therefore the Executive Committee Horse-races, foot-races, dog fights, bear . of the State Conimittee of the People’s fights, bull fights, and genu’ne prize} Party, in session assembled, do hereby fights with bare knuckles frequently . resolve and declare that all members of took place there. It:was a noted place, . the Legislature nominated by the People’s and old-timers often tell of some event Party received such nomination and were which occurred at ‘‘Old " Tom Hughes’ . elected as straight People’s Party repreplace in the palmy days of long ago. sentatives and owe no allegiance to any oo other party; and, whereas, a United Tue Apverttsina of Hood's Sarsapa . States Senator is to be elected at the members ‘off tor their health” it will] rilla is always fully substantiated by en. Coming session of the Legislature; thereleave the majority i. the hands of the] dorsements which in the financial world would be accepted without a moment’s De Young’ of the Chronicle will be C. hesitation. fore, be it Resolved, That this committee does herehy request the members of the Legislature nominated by the Feople’s Party For a general family cathartic we con, to act and vote as a unit forsuch straight People’s Party candidate as a majority of them shall choose fur United States Senator, and continue so to vote. SCE SAA P&or.e who have tried it, say that there is no Letter medicine for dyspepsia than Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It may not give one the stomach of an ostrich, but it so strengthens the alimentary organs that digestion of ordinary foed becomes easy and natural. Wuy suffer from indigestion and dys— ——_—-+-«@e+—HANDKERCHIEF Casks, something nice. —~-2@eo— Basket Party. Manzanita Parlor, N. D. G. W., of Tue great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures sick : headache. Each _ lady will be expected to covet es HELLO, THERE ! bring a lunch basket in which there will be lunch for two. The name of the lady bringing the basket will be placed on the For fine Silk Mufflers don’t fail to call on B. H Miller, : Bilt Smith Has to Say. After you have bought all the tin horns, whistles and doll babies in the market, and got as tired and hungry as a wolf, you will do well to call on Smith, the grocer, and buy something for the iunet body, Peel, Currants, Raisins, and all of the ee ae: inside, Before You Go Any Farther Read What and the gentleman purchasing the basket will be required to assist the lady whose name Will be found on the inside, in disposing of the good things contained therein, Goodies—Mince Meat in 15e, 800, 400 will be here next week, commencing MonMaple Syrup, 50c, 750, day, and giving three performances. This *° These baskets are to be auctioned Eclipses. There will be only two eclipses, both of the sun, in 1893. The first will be Apri, 16th and will not be visible in California, but will be total and glorious in South eclipse and may be somewhat seen on this coast. The eclipse in South: America will be watched by astronomors from all over the world. 3 A Good Company. Hatch & Trade’s Comedy Company B. H. Mruter has just received a fine lot of Silk Handkerchiefs. 8 cake or puddings, Whiskey, Brandy, Wiue or Bolled Cider to flavor with, ; Appetising—Fine Genuine Norwegian Smoked Herring and Mackerel, in bulk. Kish, iu kits, Canned Fruits—Pineapple, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, and all other kinds. Staples of all varieties in large supply, including Hong Kong Sugar for mince pies or cakes, 18 pounds for a dollar, HOTEL ARKIVALS, National Exchange. — N. Douglass, Forest Hill, -L. Armer, Bloomficldy A. M Dobbie, — « Rev, 8. P, Macauley, Grass Valley, Rev, 8. J. Garven, $e Mrs, G. Howe, “6 E. O. Morgan, hg Mrs. E. D. Howe, San Francisco, A. Smith, ' ag John Parker, + ¢ W. 8. Bigelow, Oakland, Thos, Wayman, Pike City, E. L. Hamilton, 48 Mrs, Martiney, Sacramento, Mrs, Almond ¥ Wm. Allison, Alameda, C. W. Savage, Santa Rosa, John Lawrence, Alaska, Chas. Connor, San Juan, G, Blodget, o¢ H. Manbelly, Central House, P. Sheridan, Jones, Bar, D. Edwards, bi H. Seymour, Pike City, Union Arrivals. — J. F. McCarthy, You Bet, H. Bottomly, $f Thos. Le Due, Grass Valley, Geo, E. Riley, sd E. M, Anderson, Placerville, Paul Schoen, Oakland, P. ©. Peterson, Bloomfield, M. Peterson, “ Walter Foss, ae H. Huckins, San Juan, L, R, Prescott, Washington, H. M. Place, € T, M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, Chas. Morrill, Penn Valley, Gust Ozalli, Graniteville, C. Ovalli, # A, B. Marstow, Gragg Valley, Lovey Embroidered Robes. Go and see then at B, H. Miller’s Patch Your Roofs, two carloads of the finest Redwood Shingles ever brought to this market, at their yards on Boulder street. Call and invest. d2 READ THIS, of Stoves. carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber durable roofing in the market. Ifyou ng. ie just received a large line of Box Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be sold at the lowest prices, Call and see them whether you want.te buy or not, Geo. E. Turnxs, 028 Pine street, Nevada City. ~ , > 77 J. M. FOLEY, Confectioner HITTING THE BULLSEYE ‘*. Proves you to be a good marksman, but it pays much better to strike a good thing cheap than it does to hit a target You've struck . the sweetest thing in Nevada City, when you have found my candies, which are worth a trip and a long search to see. Neither a trip nor a search are necessary, however, but the CANDY may be had for the asking and a nominal contribution of smal Everybody in Nevada City knows the place and also theCOAN D Y. No. 13 Commorcial St., Novada City, change at my store. TRACY'S —— ave INN aT _— = TUANITURE ROOMS, ~~ Main’ Street, “Opposite Union Hotel, (eat lint tore om ot TOW Open for Business. a With One of the Largest Toa Wal uid Hootog or ny Ke AG F'-in-est Stocks ot “tua B Tine ne sa naa JALOUSCHO]LI Goods ever [fates verti voor Onened Up This Side ot Mave alert allates nis ot SACTAMENTO, LOOK OUT FOR HOLIDAY ADVERTISE. MENT NEXT WEEK My Prices will Astonish the Public. re) A Kak and examine my Stock and the Prices, 106 Wall St N. Y. GEORGE TRACY) i America, The second will be an annular ; How to Make It. If you want nice lemon cream cake, try the folluwing recipe: Half a cupful of butter, three-fourths of a cupful of sweet milk, three cupfuls' of flour, two cupfuls ef sugar, two teaspoonsfuls of baking powder, whites of eight eggs. Cream—Grate rind and juice of one lemon, one cupful of sugar, half cupful of sweet milk or water, . ne heaping tabkspoonful of flour, butter size of an egg, two eggs beaten separately ; cook until thick. Sere DO 10U WANT BARGAINS ? If You Do, Go and See the New Goods et Legg & Shaw's Establishment, Tn order that the people of the county ' may get anything they want in the . Furniture line at'a lower rate than ever ruled here before, Legg & Shaw have reduced the prices on everything in their establishment. Many of the articles are sentable for Holiday Gifts, and nothing would be more appropriate than any of the following articles:* Fancy Rock ers, Willow Rockers, Plush Chairs, Lounges, Sideboards, Bed-roum Sets, Decorated China Ware, Picture Frames, and bundreds of other articles too numerous to mention, These goods have justbeen recvived from the East and are of the very latest styles, A visit to that estab lishment w Il convince you that they a e selling a high grade of youds at abou! tle price you have been paying for low grade goods, Do not make your purchases until you have seen their goo's and prices, d8-tf £ Simply Awful Worst Case of Scrofula the Doctors Ever Saw Completely Cured by HOOD’S : SARSAPARILLA. “When I was 4 or 5 years old I had a scrofulous sore on the middle finger of my left hand, which got so bad that the doctors cut the finger off, and later took off more than half my hand. Then the sore broke out on arm, came out on my neck and face, nearly destroying the sight of one eye, also on my right arm. Doctors said it was The Worst Case of Scrofula they ever saw. It was simply awful! Five years ago I pares to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Gradually the sores began to heal. [kept on till I had taken ten bottles, tem dollars! Just think of what a return I got for that investment! A theusand per cemt! Yes, many thousand. For the past 4 years I have had no sores. I Work All the Time Before, Ieenld de me werk. I know not what to say strong enough to express my titude to Hood's Saree parily for my pertoure.” GEORGE W. TURNER, Farmer, @alway, Saratoga county, N, Y. HOOD's PILL@ do not weaken, but aid Has Ever Been and sSe-cent SOLD IN THE COUNTY. Manufactured by @igugtion and tone the stomach, Try them. Se —— . ls Today*the Best Gisar = Hand-made, pure Tobacco, Mild Smoke, —A7/Lllitam Si Sais, es (NATIVE*SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, STER a os HOLID ered any time desired, CELLULOID GOO SILK SHAWLS, KID GLOVES, DOLLS, AND TEN THOUSAN IvEEe 53. HAW FORD NEW AND CHOICE AY GIFTS HAVE ARRIVED ! a You can make your selections and have Goods deliyDS, PURSES AND CARD CASES, _ ELEGANT LINE OF FANCY GOODS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDSOME STAMPED LINEN GOODS, af LARGE LOT OF TOYS, D: OTHER .THINGS, Advice For All. “The child must crawl before estate and goes into business for himself. Now comes‘advice from parents in the future. Some parents might give their children gor d advice in business, and they might be successful; while other parents avho love their children Well and may advise them, but the advice may not prove satisfactory, and the children may make mistakes. So everything is like a dream in this world, and things which are meant for good turn out wrong. We will say to the people of * Nevada and surrounding counties that these few remarks are made by L. Hyman himself. My age is 37 years, and my Dbéfiness is that of a merchant. I was raised in Russ-Poland; and the edugation which was given children there At that time was not meuch, as there were no public schools in those days, Every poor Israelite then had to hire a private teacher to instruct his children, and had to pay for it -himalf. Tue intentions of the rich Israclite in those days was to give his son a good education, that he might become a Rabbi But with me it was different, as my father was poor, and I did not learn enough Bible lore to become a Rabbi, and #0 my parents had to apprentice me to a tailor, and I learned that trade, I served an apprenticeship of five yoars, and worked just for my board. When the wor broks out between Germany and France I was advised to go to Franoe, was but fourteen years of age at that time. When I arrived at Hamburg 1 was told that on account of the war L could not reach Paris, and . had to take the steamer to Greensburg, thence to London. IT had never before seen a steamer, and did not know what it was. When I arrived at Greensburg and took the train I was surprised again, and when I arrived in London, the bigyest city in the world, I was most surprised to find I could’ net talk the language, and I was calléd a greenhorn, knew what green racantin GerHowever, . started in to work at my trade, tailoring, and worked for five shillings a week in London. I started out without any education or schooling to learit the English language, which I did, man, and inside of one year . was earning £) From there . cam: to New York, worked steadily at my trade, and saved up money. per week as a tailor, I came out to California in °75, and after working for so many years L came to the conclusion that TL would like to quit tailoring and gx { went into the wholesale; into business. A business of manufacturing ruchings for ladies’ wear, with a partner who was a shoemaker by trade, good, hut avither of us business and the Chinese competition was strong, and soon went broke, and I went back to tailoring and.my partner to shoemaking. He was a married man and fouud it hard to struggle along But 1, being then a single man, ‘ia another atart. I went into the retail business. This Was not very successful either, but 1 wasnt discouraged. Having tried everything else, I concluded to marry in hopes Our courage was understood the that it would change my'luck. So I got married in Rocklin, Placer county, T then opened a store in Jackson, Ama dor county, where my oldest child was Then I took a trip, to Nevads City, and I liked the town, I epened a store in Jacka’s place, where James Monro now keeps a butcher shop. 1 born. opened a small tailor shop, amd kep! I was then living with my family behind the store, aud try ing to make an Then came the County Assessor to assess my place. He decided (hat $500 would be bout right. Thenext thing I knew 1] appear before th Hoard of Equalization to show. cans some goods for sale, honest living. was summoned to why my assessment should not be raiseu from $500 to $1000, One of my oompetitors who was a Supervisor (at tha time) said that he could put $500 worti I answered that 1 had 10 broadcloth suits on sale yet, as 1 was only selling But that did not mit them; ad iny assessment was-raived vf goods in a pack. was @ poor man. I suspenders and socks. 4500 nore, Now every poor man, and every propwalk.” And in its youth it shoud™ . ceive a liberal education in order that he [i may be Successful when he attains man’s The Assessor came to assess me, and I as raised $3000. LI asked him how he “Id raise me somuch, and he replied that hey been: told that I carried a big stoke, 2is< thereupon I was raised $3000.:° F paid it er protest, as ab that time Thad no prope.yin Nevada City; I went to the County Clos, ofice snd examined other assessments, and \.,. cluded that other stocks were not assessed for 20 cents on the dollar. I went myself to the County Clerk, Mr. Harris of Grass Valley, and found fora fact that ou the dollar, The Clerk ‘asked my ‘pinion about. it which was published in che Transcript, ‘Then the merchants cf Nevada City and Grass Valley were sumnoned to appear before the Board of “qualization, Mr. Bond was Assessor st that time, L. Hyman was called upon ¢> spear as to how much stock the others had., [said that b would swear to nothing of the kind, but that & 1 could -ce the stock I oould: tell pretty near, The toard then sent me, ia company with a oputy Sheriff tuappraise the stock, I vent, and when I came back I was asked o state how much stock the party had. ly answer was this: ‘As stock-taking would require a couple of weeks, I will sive as an estimate that the stock is vorth from $20,000 to $25,000, anyhow.”” But that did net suig my friend, whose stock T appraised. He said to the Board, “Mr, Hyman states that I have that nuch stock. I will take $12,000 for the stock.” 1 replied, ‘If he will take $12,. )00 for it, let him give up his keys and { will march down to the bank.” Ag he started out, I followed. He took three steps, and turning around asked, “Would you give me $15,000?” I told the Board that it would be of no use for ne to go with him, as by the time I got to hid store he would raise me to $40,000. L told the Board that I wanted to see ‘very man treated alike, and that T was. willing to be raised, but I wanted to see the others raised too, © And they were all raised, Grass Valleyans too, I am a tax-payer of this county, and ( invite every tax-payer to look into this atter and see if am right, I am of more benefit to Nevada County than some of my competitors are. I nade my start in Nevada County, and Tan here to stay. lamthe man who srought prices down in this county, 1 will say to the people that I opened my present sbure on Commergial atreet, corer of Main, five monthe ago, aud by varefully buying goods for cash, and in iarge quantities, I was able to undersell my competitors, ax Lalwayshave, Month YY Month my hosiness lus smproved, snd my help bas been increased, and in “me a stranger came into my store and asked ine for a situation, At that time { had no use for aman, but he stated that.he was broke, and would like me o-do something for bim. I gave him mployment—gave him $10 per week ; hen put him to book-keeping, and raised ai to $15 per week. In three weeks © gave me notice that he was going to juit. tle quigtly left without further avtice and without drawing his check, but placed his account in the hands of a lawyer for collection, We paid it at once, And that was the last of it, we thought. We never expected to hear of it again. I go to my store at Marysville, come ack after fair week, don’t dream of any: hing going wrong, but suddenly get a unions from the Sherif stating that 1 m sued for $5,000 damages aud costs, or slander. This was the cause of draging two prominent business men lute vurt for no reason. ‘Two merchanta it Neada City went on plaintiff's bonds or $300. to begin the suit. And what vas the consequence 2 We faced them, whore twelve jurors, and they had noth. ug to show that any slander way ever omitted by Mr, Hyman or by anybody Ise. And the other side had two attor. eys But the verdict was for the defend. ‘ut, and the others had to pay costs of wit. I have been handled very roughly i Nevada City during the last eight or Hne-years; but tinsSir top! "None dare fice ine in business, as I can undersell thein, ‘ Vil jradelse or ninety days credit-at our establishment, cash was put on the cvunter. lays, as this is sufficient accommodation, © we can do no more business. “TORE. Diand ad Ses L. HYMAN & CO. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE, . NEVADA CITY, And the RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OPPOSITION MARYSVILLE, CAL, erty owner, should read. the following ae tucts: z — a 1, In three years after that, my busiwhale ness had improved, and I was doing well, ei at sh ich ay _ zk 3 RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE FUTURE, OF THE () ost Cire Anybody wanting credit, who can give ua good reference, can havethixty, sixty at thé same prices they would pay if the But it is understood that thirty days mans thirty When your bill falls due i¢ must be paid “ whey were assessed not more than 20 cents= ~ *

olish aken ome . pir: ING ce. yrices our e this OF r beEtc,, Etc. any at you, je Ses ” a TS _ THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a ; Month : $6 a Year. tan are hime a _— sg TUKDSAY EV’'NG. DEC. 13, ‘92. + DEPRICE'S MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes, Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pure Cream df Tartar Powder, Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. « 40 Years the Standard. Look ‘on the First Pago for Inlorestng Reading Matter. RECEPTION AND BANQUET. Mistletoe Ecampmeat:{ Receives and Enter. tains the Grand Patriarch, A grand reception was given last evening by Mistlétoe Encampment, No. 47, I. 0. O.:F., to W. CO. Savage, Grand Chief Patriarch of the Stat2, who came here to make an official visit, The regular routine . was tr ted, and the highest degree of the Encampment conferred upon a new candidate, after which speeches were made by the members and a very pleasant reception was held, an opportunity being thus afforded for the Patriarchs to become better acquainted with the visiting grand officer. About half-past 10 o’clock the members and guests, some thirty persons iu all, marched to Tam’s restaurant, where and 60c cans, @ grand banquet had been prepared for $1 and $1.75 per can. Citron, Lemon good company and draws crowded ouses, the occasion, The tables presented a tasty and inviting appearance, being laden with imnumerable: good things fer goodies for Christ the inner man, Many present considered the spread one of the very best Tam ever got up, and that is "saying a good deal. After the feast the time was occupied Salmon Bellies, Mackerel and White until a late hour in speech-making, singing, and jolly conversation, 1t was indeed a pleasant evening in the history of Mistletoe Encainpment, and the banquet was another verification of that epicurean sentiment: ‘As we journcy through life let us live by the way,” No ane ever tried Simmons Liver Regulator without being satisfied with it, effect, vow Tuey are beauties! “Thos¢ ‘Embroidered Suspenders at B, H. Miller's, a ty Why Is It? It is said that every week two or three loade of groceries and provisions are brought to this city from Grass Valley, on orders, We donot understand why any of our people should buy eatables from our sister town when there are so many groceries stores here who sell their’goods ‘at bedrock prices. How is it? Sxrx the Necktie Cases at B. H. Miller's, They're fine. 00 @e oMasonic Election. The annual election of officers of -Nevada Lodge, ‘No: 13, F. & A. M., will take place at Masonic Hall, Wednesday evening, Deceniber 1¢, 1892. The members are earnestly’ requested to attend. d13-2t GRAND STOCKOf Holiday Goede of Every Variety, al Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. This firm are now unpacking the lar gest and most complete stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to Nevada City. The stock comprises a full line of toys of the very latest invention,.and they-will be of. fered at such low rates that purchasers ~will not hesitate “a mement in buying them. Mrs, Lester & Crawford have also just received an elegant stock of goods suitable for Christmas or New Year presents for ladies and gentlemen. Before making your purchases of Holiday Goods do not fail to visit the mammoth establishment of Mra. Lester & Crawford, on Main street, a few doors from the Union Hotel. They intend to sell all of their . s e elegant goods cheaper than the same args : articles cau, be had at any other house in the State, Country orders will be faith. fully and promptly attended to. Cream of tartar Powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength. Larasr Unrrep , Srares. )VRRY MENT Foop ere Sa rau Baxrxa Powpes Co. WHAT WILL IT BE, A Democratic or a Republican United States Senator. There are good reasons to believe that there will be a bombshell thrown into the Democratic ranks when it comes to the election of a United States Senator, fhe People’s Party has declared that their representatives in the Legislature must vote for a man of their own party, and against a Democratic or Republican caucus nominee. The Democrats, on joint ballot, have a majority of two, and uow-it is rumored that three of the members elect: are preparing to’ go on long journeys be ore the Legislature meets, and will not return for a long time, They will not resign, and under the law the election of United States . Senator wilt be about the first’ business to be attended to. With the e three Repuplicans, and in that event M. H. N, Felton’s: successor. A few days ago Senator Stanford stated in Washington that the United States California would be a Republican, and if all the rumors afloat are true, we think he was correct in his statement. Twos fine Silk Suspend:-rs at B. H. Miller’s can’t be beat. Brought to Grass Valley. The body of Mrs. Margaret Byrne has been shipped to Grass Valley from San Rafael for burial. wife of Michael Byrne, Sr., and she died in San Francisco about ttree years ago, Seuator from . dently recommend Hoop's Pritts. pepsia? Simmous Liver Regulator is ee pleasant and cures. ~ ; At B. H. Miller's, Mrs, Byrne was the. Grass Valley, will give a basket party on Friday evening, December 30th, at Van’s Hall. AN OLD LANDMARK GONE. MAY @0 IT ALONE The Residence of Thomas Hughes De-! Tho People’s Parly Legislators Decide to stroyed by Fire, . Vote Straight, The dwelling house of Thos. Hughes, } The leaders of the People’s party met situated on the old ridge road to Grsss. in San Francisco and resolved as follows : Valley, about two miles from this city, Wuereas, The People’s Party is a was burned this morning abut 5 o’clock. . national party and all its impulses are The house was built in the fifties and . national, and its purposes cannot be has been the home of Mr. Hughes ever accomplished except by possession and since. In varly days the owner con-} control of the National Government in ducted it as a public place, and it was . the hands of men who are People’s Party & great resort _ for sporting people. . men; therefore the Executive Committee Horse-races, foot-races, dog fights, bear . of the State Conimittee of the People’s fights, bull fights, and genu’ne prize} Party, in session assembled, do hereby fights with bare knuckles frequently . resolve and declare that all members of took place there. It:was a noted place, . the Legislature nominated by the People’s and old-timers often tell of some event Party received such nomination and were which occurred at ‘‘Old " Tom Hughes’ . elected as straight People’s Party repreplace in the palmy days of long ago. sentatives and owe no allegiance to any oo other party; and, whereas, a United Tue Apverttsina of Hood's Sarsapa . States Senator is to be elected at the members ‘off tor their health” it will] rilla is always fully substantiated by en. Coming session of the Legislature; thereleave the majority i. the hands of the] dorsements which in the financial world would be accepted without a moment’s De Young’ of the Chronicle will be C. hesitation. fore, be it Resolved, That this committee does herehy request the members of the Legislature nominated by the Feople’s Party For a general family cathartic we con, to act and vote as a unit forsuch straight People’s Party candidate as a majority of them shall choose fur United States Senator, and continue so to vote. SCE SAA P&or.e who have tried it, say that there is no Letter medicine for dyspepsia than Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It may not give one the stomach of an ostrich, but it so strengthens the alimentary organs that digestion of ordinary foed becomes easy and natural. Wuy suffer from indigestion and dys— ——_—-+-«@e+—HANDKERCHIEF Casks, something nice. —~-2@eo— Basket Party. Manzanita Parlor, N. D. G. W., of Tue great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures sick : headache. Each _ lady will be expected to covet es HELLO, THERE ! bring a lunch basket in which there will be lunch for two. The name of the lady bringing the basket will be placed on the For fine Silk Mufflers don’t fail to call on B. H Miller, : Bilt Smith Has to Say. After you have bought all the tin horns, whistles and doll babies in the market, and got as tired and hungry as a wolf, you will do well to call on Smith, the grocer, and buy something for the iunet body, Peel, Currants, Raisins, and all of the ee ae: inside, Before You Go Any Farther Read What and the gentleman purchasing the basket will be required to assist the lady whose name Will be found on the inside, in disposing of the good things contained therein, Goodies—Mince Meat in 15e, 800, 400 will be here next week, commencing MonMaple Syrup, 50c, 750, day, and giving three performances. This *° These baskets are to be auctioned Eclipses. There will be only two eclipses, both of the sun, in 1893. The first will be Apri, 16th and will not be visible in California, but will be total and glorious in South eclipse and may be somewhat seen on this coast. The eclipse in South: America will be watched by astronomors from all over the world. 3 A Good Company. Hatch & Trade’s Comedy Company B. H. Mruter has just received a fine lot of Silk Handkerchiefs. 8 cake or puddings, Whiskey, Brandy, Wiue or Bolled Cider to flavor with, ; Appetising—Fine Genuine Norwegian Smoked Herring and Mackerel, in bulk. Kish, iu kits, Canned Fruits—Pineapple, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, and all other kinds. Staples of all varieties in large supply, including Hong Kong Sugar for mince pies or cakes, 18 pounds for a dollar, HOTEL ARKIVALS, National Exchange. — N. Douglass, Forest Hill, -L. Armer, Bloomficldy A. M Dobbie, — « Rev, 8. P, Macauley, Grass Valley, Rev, 8. J. Garven, $e Mrs, G. Howe, “6 E. O. Morgan, hg Mrs. E. D. Howe, San Francisco, A. Smith, ' ag John Parker, + ¢ W. 8. Bigelow, Oakland, Thos, Wayman, Pike City, E. L. Hamilton, 48 Mrs, Martiney, Sacramento, Mrs, Almond ¥ Wm. Allison, Alameda, C. W. Savage, Santa Rosa, John Lawrence, Alaska, Chas. Connor, San Juan, G, Blodget, o¢ H. Manbelly, Central House, P. Sheridan, Jones, Bar, D. Edwards, bi H. Seymour, Pike City, Union Arrivals. — J. F. McCarthy, You Bet, H. Bottomly, $f Thos. Le Due, Grass Valley, Geo, E. Riley, sd E. M, Anderson, Placerville, Paul Schoen, Oakland, P. ©. Peterson, Bloomfield, M. Peterson, “ Walter Foss, ae H. Huckins, San Juan, L, R, Prescott, Washington, H. M. Place, € T, M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, Chas. Morrill, Penn Valley, Gust Ozalli, Graniteville, C. Ovalli, # A, B. Marstow, Gragg Valley, Lovey Embroidered Robes. Go and see then at B, H. Miller’s Patch Your Roofs, two carloads of the finest Redwood Shingles ever brought to this market, at their yards on Boulder street. Call and invest. d2 READ THIS, of Stoves. carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber durable roofing in the market. Ifyou ng. ie just received a large line of Box Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be sold at the lowest prices, Call and see them whether you want.te buy or not, Geo. E. Turnxs, 028 Pine street, Nevada City. ~ , > 77 J. M. FOLEY, Confectioner HITTING THE BULLSEYE ‘*. Proves you to be a good marksman, but it pays much better to strike a good thing cheap than it does to hit a target You've struck . the sweetest thing in Nevada City, when you have found my candies, which are worth a trip and a long search to see. Neither a trip nor a search are necessary, however, but the CANDY may be had for the asking and a nominal contribution of smal Everybody in Nevada City knows the place and also theCOAN D Y. No. 13 Commorcial St., Novada City, change at my store. TRACY'S —— ave INN aT _— = TUANITURE ROOMS, ~~ Main’ Street, “Opposite Union Hotel, (eat lint tore om ot TOW Open for Business. a With One of the Largest Toa Wal uid Hootog or ny Ke AG F'-in-est Stocks ot “tua B Tine ne sa naa JALOUSCHO]LI Goods ever [fates verti voor Onened Up This Side ot Mave alert allates nis ot SACTAMENTO, LOOK OUT FOR HOLIDAY ADVERTISE. MENT NEXT WEEK My Prices will Astonish the Public. re) A Kak and examine my Stock and the

Prices, 106 Wall St N. Y. GEORGE TRACY) i America, The second will be an annular ; How to Make It. If you want nice lemon cream cake, try the folluwing recipe: Half a cupful of butter, three-fourths of a cupful of sweet milk, three cupfuls' of flour, two cupfuls ef sugar, two teaspoonsfuls of baking powder, whites of eight eggs. Cream—Grate rind and juice of one lemon, one cupful of sugar, half cupful of sweet milk or water, . ne heaping tabkspoonful of flour, butter size of an egg, two eggs beaten separately ; cook until thick. Sere DO 10U WANT BARGAINS ? If You Do, Go and See the New Goods et Legg & Shaw's Establishment, Tn order that the people of the county ' may get anything they want in the . Furniture line at'a lower rate than ever ruled here before, Legg & Shaw have reduced the prices on everything in their establishment. Many of the articles are sentable for Holiday Gifts, and nothing would be more appropriate than any of the following articles:* Fancy Rock ers, Willow Rockers, Plush Chairs, Lounges, Sideboards, Bed-roum Sets, Decorated China Ware, Picture Frames, and bundreds of other articles too numerous to mention, These goods have justbeen recvived from the East and are of the very latest styles, A visit to that estab lishment w Il convince you that they a e selling a high grade of youds at abou! tle price you have been paying for low grade goods, Do not make your purchases until you have seen their goo's and prices, d8-tf £ Simply Awful Worst Case of Scrofula the Doctors Ever Saw Completely Cured by HOOD’S : SARSAPARILLA. “When I was 4 or 5 years old I had a scrofulous sore on the middle finger of my left hand, which got so bad that the doctors cut the finger off, and later took off more than half my hand. Then the sore broke out on arm, came out on my neck and face, nearly destroying the sight of one eye, also on my right arm. Doctors said it was The Worst Case of Scrofula they ever saw. It was simply awful! Five years ago I pares to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Gradually the sores began to heal. [kept on till I had taken ten bottles, tem dollars! Just think of what a return I got for that investment! A theusand per cemt! Yes, many thousand. For the past 4 years I have had no sores. I Work All the Time Before, Ieenld de me werk. I know not what to say strong enough to express my titude to Hood's Saree parily for my pertoure.” GEORGE W. TURNER, Farmer, @alway, Saratoga county, N, Y. HOOD's PILL@ do not weaken, but aid Has Ever Been and sSe-cent SOLD IN THE COUNTY. Manufactured by @igugtion and tone the stomach, Try them. Se —— . ls Today*the Best Gisar = Hand-made, pure Tobacco, Mild Smoke, —A7/Lllitam Si Sais, es (NATIVE*SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, STER a os HOLID ered any time desired, CELLULOID GOO SILK SHAWLS, KID GLOVES, DOLLS, AND TEN THOUSAN IvEEe 53. HAW FORD NEW AND CHOICE AY GIFTS HAVE ARRIVED ! a You can make your selections and have Goods deliyDS, PURSES AND CARD CASES, _ ELEGANT LINE OF FANCY GOODS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDSOME STAMPED LINEN GOODS, af LARGE LOT OF TOYS, D: OTHER .THINGS, Advice For All. “The child must crawl before estate and goes into business for himself. Now comes‘advice from parents in the future. Some parents might give their children gor d advice in business, and they might be successful; while other parents avho love their children Well and may advise them, but the advice may not prove satisfactory, and the children may make mistakes. So everything is like a dream in this world, and things which are meant for good turn out wrong. We will say to the people of * Nevada and surrounding counties that these few remarks are made by L. Hyman himself. My age is 37 years, and my Dbéfiness is that of a merchant. I was raised in Russ-Poland; and the edugation which was given children there At that time was not meuch, as there were no public schools in those days, Every poor Israelite then had to hire a private teacher to instruct his children, and had to pay for it -himalf. Tue intentions of the rich Israclite in those days was to give his son a good education, that he might become a Rabbi But with me it was different, as my father was poor, and I did not learn enough Bible lore to become a Rabbi, and #0 my parents had to apprentice me to a tailor, and I learned that trade, I served an apprenticeship of five yoars, and worked just for my board. When the wor broks out between Germany and France I was advised to go to Franoe, was but fourteen years of age at that time. When I arrived at Hamburg 1 was told that on account of the war L could not reach Paris, and . had to take the steamer to Greensburg, thence to London. IT had never before seen a steamer, and did not know what it was. When I arrived at Greensburg and took the train I was surprised again, and when I arrived in London, the bigyest city in the world, I was most surprised to find I could’ net talk the language, and I was calléd a greenhorn, knew what green racantin GerHowever, . started in to work at my trade, tailoring, and worked for five shillings a week in London. I started out without any education or schooling to learit the English language, which I did, man, and inside of one year . was earning £) From there . cam: to New York, worked steadily at my trade, and saved up money. per week as a tailor, I came out to California in °75, and after working for so many years L came to the conclusion that TL would like to quit tailoring and gx { went into the wholesale; into business. A business of manufacturing ruchings for ladies’ wear, with a partner who was a shoemaker by trade, good, hut avither of us business and the Chinese competition was strong, and soon went broke, and I went back to tailoring and.my partner to shoemaking. He was a married man and fouud it hard to struggle along But 1, being then a single man, ‘ia another atart. I went into the retail business. This Was not very successful either, but 1 wasnt discouraged. Having tried everything else, I concluded to marry in hopes Our courage was understood the that it would change my'luck. So I got married in Rocklin, Placer county, T then opened a store in Jackson, Ama dor county, where my oldest child was Then I took a trip, to Nevads City, and I liked the town, I epened a store in Jacka’s place, where James Monro now keeps a butcher shop. 1 born. opened a small tailor shop, amd kep! I was then living with my family behind the store, aud try ing to make an Then came the County Assessor to assess my place. He decided (hat $500 would be bout right. Thenext thing I knew 1] appear before th Hoard of Equalization to show. cans some goods for sale, honest living. was summoned to why my assessment should not be raiseu from $500 to $1000, One of my oompetitors who was a Supervisor (at tha time) said that he could put $500 worti I answered that 1 had 10 broadcloth suits on sale yet, as 1 was only selling But that did not mit them; ad iny assessment was-raived vf goods in a pack. was @ poor man. I suspenders and socks. 4500 nore, Now every poor man, and every propwalk.” And in its youth it shoud™ . ceive a liberal education in order that he [i may be Successful when he attains man’s The Assessor came to assess me, and I as raised $3000. LI asked him how he “Id raise me somuch, and he replied that hey been: told that I carried a big stoke, 2is< thereupon I was raised $3000.:° F paid it er protest, as ab that time Thad no prope.yin Nevada City; I went to the County Clos, ofice snd examined other assessments, and \.,. cluded that other stocks were not assessed for 20 cents on the dollar. I went myself to the County Clerk, Mr. Harris of Grass Valley, and found fora fact that ou the dollar, The Clerk ‘asked my ‘pinion about. it which was published in che Transcript, ‘Then the merchants cf Nevada City and Grass Valley were sumnoned to appear before the Board of “qualization, Mr. Bond was Assessor st that time, L. Hyman was called upon ¢> spear as to how much stock the others had., [said that b would swear to nothing of the kind, but that & 1 could -ce the stock I oould: tell pretty near, The toard then sent me, ia company with a oputy Sheriff tuappraise the stock, I vent, and when I came back I was asked o state how much stock the party had. ly answer was this: ‘As stock-taking would require a couple of weeks, I will sive as an estimate that the stock is vorth from $20,000 to $25,000, anyhow.”” But that did net suig my friend, whose stock T appraised. He said to the Board, “Mr, Hyman states that I have that nuch stock. I will take $12,000 for the stock.” 1 replied, ‘If he will take $12,. )00 for it, let him give up his keys and { will march down to the bank.” Ag he started out, I followed. He took three steps, and turning around asked, “Would you give me $15,000?” I told the Board that it would be of no use for ne to go with him, as by the time I got to hid store he would raise me to $40,000. L told the Board that I wanted to see ‘very man treated alike, and that T was. willing to be raised, but I wanted to see the others raised too, © And they were all raised, Grass Valleyans too, I am a tax-payer of this county, and ( invite every tax-payer to look into this atter and see if am right, I am of more benefit to Nevada County than some of my competitors are. I nade my start in Nevada County, and Tan here to stay. lamthe man who srought prices down in this county, 1 will say to the people that I opened my present sbure on Commergial atreet, corer of Main, five monthe ago, aud by varefully buying goods for cash, and in iarge quantities, I was able to undersell my competitors, ax Lalwayshave, Month YY Month my hosiness lus smproved, snd my help bas been increased, and in “me a stranger came into my store and asked ine for a situation, At that time { had no use for aman, but he stated that.he was broke, and would like me o-do something for bim. I gave him mployment—gave him $10 per week ; hen put him to book-keeping, and raised ai to $15 per week. In three weeks © gave me notice that he was going to juit. tle quigtly left without further avtice and without drawing his check, but placed his account in the hands of a lawyer for collection, We paid it at once, And that was the last of it, we thought. We never expected to hear of it again. I go to my store at Marysville, come ack after fair week, don’t dream of any: hing going wrong, but suddenly get a unions from the Sherif stating that 1 m sued for $5,000 damages aud costs, or slander. This was the cause of draging two prominent business men lute vurt for no reason. ‘Two merchanta it Neada City went on plaintiff's bonds or $300. to begin the suit. And what vas the consequence 2 We faced them, whore twelve jurors, and they had noth. ug to show that any slander way ever omitted by Mr, Hyman or by anybody Ise. And the other side had two attor. eys But the verdict was for the defend. ‘ut, and the others had to pay costs of wit. I have been handled very roughly i Nevada City during the last eight or Hne-years; but tinsSir top! "None dare fice ine in business, as I can undersell thein, ‘ Vil jradelse or ninety days credit-at our establishment, cash was put on the cvunter. lays, as this is sufficient accommodation, © we can do no more business. “TORE. Diand ad Ses L. HYMAN & CO. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE, . NEVADA CITY, And the RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OPPOSITION MARYSVILLE, CAL, erty owner, should read. the following ae tucts: z — a 1, In three years after that, my busiwhale ness had improved, and I was doing well, ei at sh ich ay _ zk 3 RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE FUTURE, OF THE () ost Cire Anybody wanting credit, who can give ua good reference, can havethixty, sixty at thé same prices they would pay if the But it is understood that thirty days mans thirty When your bill falls due i¢ must be paid “ whey were assessed not more than 20 cents= ~ *