December 17, 1889 (4 pages)

are ES, Pat(GBs, nge, ING inds. ves, ib cut. perior ETC. ices, RES ODS juire, iting Cuff Dolls, ‘Ete. MAS IST. Ib. etme sand ) and ) this elets, arms, Torand ati cd _ Ditch Co, ‘ der of the Court. . “the building was ‘in course of con‘ “I have for years had spells of indigestion * The Daily Transeript. . “A SUNDAY ROBBERY, 25 YEARS, LIME KILN. _-PERSONAL MENTION, [ HERE AND THERE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1889, Up Together. At about 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon as the Sierra county stage was coming : this way and had reached a point five + We have sent out a large number of miles from here, and having just passbills for subscription to the Damy. ¢d anabrupt curve was bowling along Transcript, advertising and job printpfeil sag of road seth saw eet long, a man with a mas! ing, and expect prompt payment * sprang up from a boulder on the east the same. In some cases the bill§. side of the road and from five to eight have been sent three or four times . feet above it. ‘‘Hold up there,” he without eliciting any answer what-. Sid. Driver George Fuller took u * ever. To such this is the last notice ty * bed ype: ty age in pe ; a he four horses. ‘‘Now a off on of the kind that will be given before this side,” he continued. th ce other measures for collecting are. mand was obeyed by Fuller, F. W. taken. Banks of San Juan and Joe Ferri from Sierra City. Chas. Gipe, a half-breed from the Marguerite mine who had a pistol and $80 in his pockets, and war en route to Diamond Springs, El Dorado county, ‘sprang out of the stage J. J, Rogers vs. His Creditors, Or. " the opposite side from the robber ‘der of adjudication of insolvency. and getting into the brush unobeerved People vs. C. E, Stoddard. Plea of. took tohis heels, Then the trio were not guilty. js putin arow and told. to deliver their Estate of M. Quinn, deceased, Mo-. Wealth, the robber coming down into tion for distribution of estate submit-. the road to getit. Ferri handed over ~ ‘ $140 which was hisall. Mr. Banks Estate sof Carl Kleine, deceased. . ¥#¥e up about $7, and in taking out his Letters of administration granted to. ¥@tch remarked it was only silver, not widow with bond fixed at $1,800. . Valuable, and he would like to keep it. Estate of John Andrews, deceased. . The timepiece was returned to him. Letters of administration granted to. The driver wis not searched, but was James H. Durney with bond fixed at . Tdered to. get out the mail and ex$1,000, John Sherritt, D. McPhetre. .PtessHe handed over two mail and G. W. Curless appointed. apprais. Pouches one of which was cut open ers. and relieved of five registered: packaNevada Co. vs. M. Higgins. Trial. £@8He wasasked for the express alcontinued till Dec. 23d. so. ‘ihe treasure box is in the stage Estate of T. ©. Lecocq, deceased. . 924 fastened to the floor,” he explainLetters of administration granted to, ed, “All right,” remarked the robber, A. Isoard with bond fixed at $3,000, . At that instant a four-horse freight J,M. Smith vs. Nevada Reservoir} W980" driven by Barney Mooney of Hearing of motion to dia-. S@My Flat, and on which was aleo J. miss action continued till further'r-. Ryan who has been working at Columbia Hill, came in at the upper end The following were impannelled as. °! the cut. They saw on the east Grand Jurors: C. H. Harrison, W. ak thirty or forty feet from the stage C, Groves, Harvey Cooper, Geo: ©, . #04 hid from the view of the stage peoGaylord, D. E. Morgan, G. W. Ra-. Ple two men masked with gunny sacke gon, A. Blumenthal, Willis E, Peas-. ®04 armed with shotguns. Apprelee, W. J. Crase, Wm. Bee, Patrick . ending danger Mooney tossed the Hennessey, 8. D. Avery, Herman Up-. thirty and odd dollars he had into the hoff, Jas. C. Noel, T, B, Whitney, J. . ¥@80n-sheet, while Ryan slipped hie Levee, T. C, McGagin, F. W. Bank . Purse containing $20 down the leg of and Richard Neville. one of his rubber boots. As they drove up till their leaders’ noses were close to the stage-boot, the highwayman greeted them with, “Jump. down there and don’t stoop or turn around.” These two men were ranged alongside the others at the rear east wheel of the coach. The. robber placing his pistol in his pocket clambered into the stage and with the ax regularly cartied there tackled the treasure box. Hevould not break the heavy brass padlock, and dismounting told Fuller todo it. The driver took the ax and broe it, but under the hasp was another lock in the iron cover that could not be forced. 2 The driver and passengers were told to-climb aboard and leave. ‘Hand me up that other mailbag,’ said Fuller to the robber as he got on the box and gathering up the reins discovered he had previously put only one of Fair Warning. es _ Superior Court. The following \business was transacted in the Superior ‘Court Monday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: Truckee’s Schoolhouse Burned. The new public schoolhouse at Truckee was burned Sunday night. The loss is about $8,000 and the insurance $3,500, Last Summer when struction and nearly ready for occupancy it was destroyed in the fire which Swept over the part of the town where it stood, Prof. Cornell, the Principal of the school, has since its completion been keeping bachelor’s hall in two or three rooms of the building not used for school purposes. Found bead. Sunday, E. H, Trai) was found dead on the porch of his cabin at Rough and Ready. Deceased was in Grase Valley on Friday last and became x e very much intoxicated. Thecoroner’s. ‘hem back. ‘Pick it up yourself, if jury brought in a verdict of deatt . YOU want it,” said the robber. Faller from alcoholism and exposure, Mr. clambered down and got it, then drove Trail was a miner and farm hand, and . "to town. Gipe, the passenger who hag lived in Rough and Raady ever . ‘ok to the woods, did not get in till since that place was a town. He was dark, When the stage had departed a native of Maryland and aged about . Mooney and Ryan were ordered to 74 years. There are plenty of worse follow suit, which they lost no time -men in this world tha ld. Trail, . 19 doing. err gs The party who did the robbing displayed remarkable coolness. He was medium stature, sandy mustache and blue eyes, erect in carriage and very active. He was apparently over thirty years of age. He had on a mark of pink mosquito netting «or tarletan, The two men with the guns are described by Ryan as being of average hight and build. As soon ‘as the news reached town Deputy Sheriff Schmidt, Constable {Dillon and. Howard Douglas went to the scene of the robbery, Sheriff Dufister being out of town. The robbers werd tracked from where the. stage stood about one hundred yards in a northeast direction towards Round Mountain but not much further. trace could be got of them as they had evidently sat down there and tied sacks around their feet. The tracks of two }ofthe men were of medium length, those ofthe third being very small, like a boy’s, ‘The supposition is that the work was done by local talent.” . It was the first Sunday trip of the stage under the new winter arrangement. It is believed strangers would not have known: there would be a stage alorig that day. Some’ think that the robbers were waiting for team. ster when the stage came along, and they concluded to tackle it. p= =——— =~ ______-} No remedy for blood disorders can Lodged ii Jail. The funeral of James Daley, who was killed at Late City Thursday night by Wm. Travers, took place Saturday, the body being buried at North Bloomfield. Travers was brought to thiscity late that day.by Constable Penrose and lodged in the county jail, Justice McKinney having bound him over for trial on a charge of murder. Fell inte a Ditch. Mrs. Jane Ludby while going home Saturday uight after dark stepped off the sidewalk where it. makes a short turn near the westerly end of Broad street bridge and fell into the flume alongside it. Henry Weisenburgey was attracted by her cries and helped her out. One offer arms was hurt. That place should be fixed. MRS. C. D. STUART. Mre.C, D:Btuart, of 400 Hayes St., 8.F., writes, and dyspepsia, and tried nearly everything, Finally J took a well known Sarsapariila. It Caused pimples to break out on my face withhelping mer:-dHearing that Joy'a Vege:. ¢908l Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Though tahig eer? flid not contain mineral, . Concentrated and powerfal, this mediand ‘might act dy, Tent forit Th . cine is perfectly safe, and may be Lae , oe pod, Meo tite ken by children as well as adults. Physicians recommend it in preference . tte , Mre, Stuart pop: i tnds act a, Sala Pricé $1, Worth $5-s} mow attests the permanency of its effects. Says she takes an occasional dose to sup“press a symptom of return and.that she bas to any other. bottle. Perfect command over her old trouble. Wxv euffer with dyspepsia, biliousNess or any disease of the liver when “Ohrivtme ithes, * ieee esis you can be cured by Simmons Liver The finest stock of Christmas canRegulatoz. one dies and Christmas: tree ornaments}. bie ever brought to town, . ‘Norma nicer for a Christmas presfern, Nave, ® (ig lot pf, gingerbresdies: tun atoilet act in a plush case, Hoiproox's: hepa P . we has all the latest styles, tf, Wray ait sent ugicr ig : ie 3 Gessamers. When Raby was, sick,: Handsome Gossamers for ladies and ; We gag her Castora children, with and without capes and_. Whor shu! was a Chitd, _ \) ) J tleeves,' at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. Bho erled for Castorg 1 : cor When she became Miss, yaa «I vsep Simmons Li ver Regal>tor for : a. Ants dag indigestion with immediate relie!.—O, Fe : me \. . G. Sparks, Ex-Mayor, Macon Gu, Waeu she had Children, pith shaiathe i ee ec a he gave ther > *oria Sxiton’s Covay.and Consumption Heaura brings happiness. Health secured by taking Simmong. cures Consuinption, Sold by Carr AStageand Freight Wagon stoca The Silver Wedding of Mr. and Mre. BS. F. Snell. You Ber, Dec. 14, 1889. Enpitor Transcarpt—The silver wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Snell took place on Dec. ,10th and was celebrated in a manner long to be 4emembered by those who participated. Odd Fellows Hall was he scene of the festivities and was beautifully decorated with ferns, evergreens, and flowers. The guests arrived early, but owing to the bad~«state of the weather aud roads they were only the home folks. After spending an hour in playing games, singing songs, and criticizing Mr. Snell’s wedding suit, (he being attired in the same suit, shirt, collarand necktie that he wore when he was married 25 years ago), supper was announced. The bride and groom led the supper march which contained nearly 25 couple. The tables were laid to accommodate the full number and bounteously filled with everything an epicure could desire. Afterspending:the usual time in giving toasts and speeches, and silencing the craving of the inner man, the tables were cleared away and dancing begun and continued until the ‘‘wee sma’ hours.’”’ : Mr. and Mrs, Snell’s 25 years of married life have been years of happiness and prosperity. The couple were the recipients of among them being the following: Mr.’ and Mrs, T. F. Goding, silver pie knife; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Chew, silver vase; Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Ogden, silver butter knife; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Drunzer, silver breast pin; Mrs. Mary King, silver pie knife; Mr. and Mrs. Selfridge, silver gravy ladle; Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Cloudman, silver card receiver; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Snell, sil-" ver tea set; Selfridge children, silver saltand pepper castor; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Martin (Dutch Flat) silver cream pitcher ; WY. and P. Nichols (Dutch Flat) silver cake basket ; Mr. and Mrs. Moore (Grass Valley) silver berry spoon; Mr. and Mrs. L. Voss (Nevada City) silver butter knife and sugar spoon; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lawrence (Oakland) silver forks; Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Willard (Santa Paula) embroidered tidy; Mr. and Mrs. Ww. J. Wilkinson (Oakland) silver card receiver; Mr, and Mrs, E, Williams (San Jose) silver salt and pepper cellar; Mra. W. W. Cozzens (San Jose) plush case for photos. REPORTER. Care should be taken to sey that every advertisement expresses a busi-' neas idea clearly and definitely, so as to be easily remembered. — J. W. Thonipson. Advertised Letters. The following is a. list of letters re-; 4 maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Dec. 14th, 1889. Any one callin or these letters will please ask for adfvertised letters: Bell, A. L. Clarke, Lucian (2) Dufrene, Alfred Dwyer, Jeremiah Goren, Mra, Henshaw, J. Nay Hudson, W. W. Ritchie, J. H. , Reeves, Mrs. L. M: Renel, Mrs. L. A. Taylor, Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Jno. Wickes, Mrs. Emma Wolfe, T. H. FOREIGN. Maria, Constancia Vinva : Catviw R. Cuarxe, P. M. Manzanita Parier Election. At the meeting of Manzanita Parlor, No. 29, N. D. G. W., of Grass Valley, held on Friday evening, the following were elected officers for the ensuing term: P., Miss Lizzie Stokes; 1st V. P., Lizzie Lammerton; 2nd V. P., Mrs. 8. Wilhelm; 8rd V. P., Lucy ¥ Donpell; #.8., Maggie M. Riley; 8 Mrs, Edwards; M., Veronica January 10th, Werds of Commendatien. I desireto thus publicly express my great gratification over work recently performed for me by the justly celebrated dentist, Dr. J. R. Van Aukin. He made for me a full ‘upper and lower set of teeth which are perfect in fit and workmanship, and I invite all my friends ‘to’ come to Pecarty’s 5-cent Beer Saloon and -see them, This is not intended to advertise the Doctor, but to let my friends know where they can get first-claes dental work. lt B. Bunnarp. Ir you don’t go and see Vintor's potidey, goods you will make a misCH tf. Tuerx is no nicer present for your wife or mother than one of those nice Photograph Albums at Carr Bros. ~Couaus and colds kept off by taking the systein, ‘ For books for children don’t fail to exathine the’ complete line at Carr Bros, At Grass Valley, Dec. 14,to the wi. Joseph ‘Edwards, a son. 7 Wie ot “CURES PERMANENTLY RHEUMATISM. Se ‘Cure is sold by us ona guarantee. It can be Liver *, i sf many costly and beautiful presents, . . Huss. The officers are to be installed . Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate }* A Letter From That Part of Grasse Valley Township. Eprror Transcript—Owing to the wet and disagreable weather the Lime Kiln school will close on Dec. 20th. Mr. Turner, the teacher, will give an exhibition on the closing day in the evening. The programme will consist of dialogues, comic stump speeches, humorous recitations, songs, tableaux and negro minstrelsy. The exhibition will be given for the benefit of the school property. The mail carrier of the Auburn and Wolf route was prevented from making his trip on Saturday, Dec. 7th, on account of the high water in Wolf creek. Mr. Ware, an old resident of Pleasant Ridge district, died on Dec. 6th at the matufed age of eighty eight years. His wife survives him, she being eighty three years of age. The soil is po mushy in the foot hills and valleys that the farmers will not be able to finish putting in their crops for a couple of weeks. THE WELCOME RAIN. (The first day.) The rain, the rain, the welcome raip, Oh! how I love its patter On the shingles of my roof, which is Sure proof against its spatter. « (The second day.) The rain, the rain, the gentle rain, It still keeps up its patter; The grass will grow and the cattle will show Themselves each day yet fatter. ~ (Third day.) The rain, the rain, the glorious rain, How sweetinmidnigki’sslumber “To list to the rain onthe roof in its play’’ And hark fo the far off thunder, (Fourth day.) The rain, the rain, the unceasing rain, Six inches have fallen already; = I wish 'fwould quit for an hour or two And I'd hunt for my blank colt, Neddie. (Fifth day.) The fain, the rain, the rain, thé rain Will it ever getthrough raining? I'll be durned tf I ever saw so much rain; It’s rained until it is paining., (Siath day.) The rain, the rain—good gracious!the rain; Itnever knows when to quit raining. Shiver my timbers !—well, blast the rain! Consarn the rain !—well rain then, (Seventh day.) Well, I'll be squizsled, the rain, the rain— Go it yeu! rain!—thentain!! then; Harder,who cares for your blastering blares? Rain! dod blast it! rain then!!! LYCEUM MEMBER. So is the brightness and new light opened up before. your eyesight after Prof. Frank, the New York optician, has made a pair of suitable glasses for you. Life is all sunshine to you -instead of dimness and dark clouds. Go and see the Prefessor at his rooms on Main street, two doors above the No. 1 Fire Engine House, next John Hamilton’s residence. i ileneneinletinniesneeametas teens eae oer eee Beg sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you want an honest, reliable medicine. Do not take any other which ‘just as good.’’ Insist upon having Hood’s'Sarsaparilla, which is péculiar to itself. Sold byall druggists, Try it. Pars’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion. Holiday specialties, Cau. around at J. J. Jackson’s and see his holiday goeds and groceries, beforeyou purchase elsewhere. n27-tf _-—_ 15 Croup, wHoorina couau and Bronchites immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros. 7 Oe Bercuam’s Prius cure bilious and nervous ills. Reap Carr Bros, advertisement and go and inspect their goods, POWDER yous POWDER NEVER VARIKS. A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeepee More economical than the ordinary 0 ds, and caunot he sold in competition with the multitude of Jow-tést, short weight, PAN Y, 106 Wall street, New ¥ ork. THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO. Sole Agents for thePacific Coast. NEW BARBER SHOP. J. M. OLIVER, JR., Late of Satramento, > ° AS OPENED AT NEVA First-Class Barber shop # ite * North Side of Commercial St., Near Main Street, The ve) Hn oft ¢ very best of work in every ine. J. M. OLIVER, Jr. . PROF. F. FRANK, —THE New :-: York:-: Optician. LL. DEFECTS OF VISION PRO pice Oiasuns wrotad iow tae stone materia! used in any country.” H tue EYES Cine on ba AICLAL, @@ CONSULTATION FREE, =: Office— two doors aboveNo Main Street, noc fine House, at Mrs. Hamilton's is alleged to be ‘“‘about the same’ or! slum or phosphate powders. ‘Sold only i Cans. ROYA BAKING POWDER com: ; secial and Other Netes About People Old and Young. Miss Ellen Black has returned from Oakland. Walter T. Lawry of Forest City bas returned from below. Miss Alta Vaughn of Downieville has gone to San Francisco on a visit. T. B. Whitney and wife of the American Hotel at Truckee are in town. Mrs. L. D. Allen and children of Bear Valley. arrived here Monday afternoon. : C. J. Mallon of the Delhi and George A. Hare of the Yuba were in town Monday. Mrs. J. D. Ostrom and family of North Bloomfield hdvé gone to San Francisco on a visit. Miss Flora Whitney of You Bet, who has.been in town for the past week, returned home Saturday. C. A. Lawrence, G. Miller and Alex. Miller of Brandy City, who have been below, went up on Snnday’s stage. W. G. Mobley of North’ Bloomfield, who recently graduated from the San Francisco Dedtal College, being one of the leaders of his,class, was in town Saturday night en route to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he will pursue his profession, . soe “Senator” Harry Hamden who previous to 1877 kept a restaurant on Commercial street in this city ia one ‘of the shining lights of the Lew: Johnson Minstrei Company. He is an excentric comedian of much ability. The Senator has visited this city several times of late years, coming with the Sunny South, Ewirig’s Uncle -} Tom and other trouped. + “@SRP YE RC SR HAR ae SO, er ORR Neaxpy all colds are slight, at first, but their tendency is to Bo lower the system that the sufferéy becomes, a ready victim to any prevalent disease. The use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,.in the beginning of a cold, would guard against thie danger: é ————— + 2 Mie Leads Them All. Pay a visit'to Dp. Van Aukin, the ‘noted painless dentist, at the Union Hotel. He is the best ‘equipped man for the business we ever saw. A large stock of teeth to select from, at pri one half those usually changed els where. Today we saw the most beau tiful sets of gold-lined teeth aver ‘peen here." Notwithatanding the stortn, already large numbers of pegple are taking advantage of the Doctor’s. extremely low rates aud fine work. -Go while you have the chance. It is not necessary for us tosay anything further for everybody knows the Doctor is the boss of the business. tf Tuat Hackicg Cough can be s0 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We gugrantes it. Sold by Carr Bros, Inherited Serofula. : Switt’s = Specige (8. 8. ft) cured my little Brey stb vetoed sry td Bib i ge oa SH ctnarevie: nrc In the early part of last year I had a violent attack We reoumation from which I was confined to my bed for over months and at times was unable to.turn myself in bed, or even raise the cover. A nurse had to be in constant attendance day and night. I was a0 feeble that what little nourishment I ‘too Xo be given, a8 wi & spoon, After calling iw best local phys cians, and ying other medicines without receiving an inefit, I was induce: YY, friends to t Swift's Specific (8. 8. 8.) I discontinued a other medicines, and took a course of 8. 8.8, thirteen small bottles, which affected a comlete and anent cure. # L, & BASSET, El Dorado, Kansas. Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailedfree. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta,Ga, Holiday Attractions ! Gentlemen’s in Silk and Linen, ever seen Be Sure and See Them ! 3B. HM. MiIL.L.ER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City. 10,000 DOLLARS GIVEN AWA IN PREMIUMS WITH APOLLO TEA? Each Premium is really worth the Iprice asked for the Tea, A Hundred different premiums to select from. f APOLLO "TA. is sold oniy at the Store of the Great American-Importing Tea Company, Nevada City, Cal. SOS o SOS POOOSSOOOROOOSIOWIOOIOHSOSSESESOOS Ssosscos3scs3 sad ‘afew days, but was much better. MonA Brief Record ef Various Matters of Lecal Interest. George C. Gaylord is acting as foreman and D. E. Morgan as clerk of the Grand Jury. Loaf Mountain Sunday and had a fine view of the flood in the valley around Marysville, Bob Leé, the man who stabbed Robert Simmons a few weeks agoand is in jail awaiting trial, has been ill for day. The bank ‘of the Manzanita mine continues to break off. The falling masses of pipe-clay, lava and boulders make a noise that can be heard a mile away. Saturday’s Truckee Republican says: ‘*A petition was circulated to-day praying for the removal of the present postmaster. It was numerously signe l, many Democrats putting their signatures to the document.” At the National Hotel Sunday night s collection of $14.65 was taken up for Joe Ferri, the party from’ whom the robber of the Downieville stage got $140 inthe afternoon, Rector Brothers did not charge him for-his board during his stay in town, so he had enough money to continué on his journey to San Francisco. saree Tur San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco, tf -henencte Is a constitutional and not alocal dise se, and therefore it cannot be cured by local. applications. It requires ” constitutional remedy like. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, working through the blood, eradicates’ the impurity which causes and promotes the dis“Catarrh effects a anent cure. Thousands of people bean # to the success of Hood’s Sareaparillaas a remedy for catarrh when other ‘preparations had failed. Hood’s Sareapariila also builds up the whole system, and makes you feel renewed in health aud strength, Catarrh “For several years 1 have been troutled with that terribly djsagresthle disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla with the very best results. It cured me.of that continual dropping in my throat, and_astuffedup feeling. It has aleo helped my mother, woo has taken it for run down state of health and kidney trouble.” Mrs. 8, D, Hearn, Putnam, Hood's Sarsaparilla : Sold by all druggists, $1; six fér $5. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CQ,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar. Hydraulic Work. Bids will be received up to 3 o'clock Pp. M. on January 7th, 1890, by the Turlock Irrigation Co., for the construction of a canal, including tunnels, hydraulic cuts, and excavations,amounting to 750,ooo yards. R,. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary, This week we place on sale our mmense line of ce Handkerchiefs. Showing the Grandest Array of Qualities and Styles Ceres, Stanislaus Co,, Cal. YW in this city. , 4 . SPECIALHOLIDAYSALE; AT 1/2 fing Chinn Crockery Fenty ana” 1'. 2 PRICE. . "Tiblelanmare Aware 6c" . PRICE. Many citizens went up om Sugar . Phe Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the ‘store, the stock that will more than any other help to lay the foundation of fortune in money saved. CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN Of whom everybody says : “He sells Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Rubber Goods, etc. Cheaper than any one in the YO TAKE THE HINT And act upon it, and you will find that’you never got’such HIGH GRADE OF GOODS FOR THE. SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY ANYWHERE, as of CHAN. GRIMES, The Clothier. Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City.» HOLIDAY==. ==cGoops. \ li fe . It is conceded that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market, All new shades of OLD ROSE, ete. A Handsome selection of BLAOK GOODS. 4 +O DOWEN — SILK HANDKERCHIEEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and see something handsome in that line »whether you wish to purchase or not. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, e Rare and oawtifal Holiday Gon . _ GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS. ’ SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY TO CALE: ON EMIL F. ROSENTHAL. Commercial street. : Where¥can be found one of the Best Selected Holiday Stocks brought to the market this season. A FINE LINE OF TOYS AND NOVELTIES, FOR OLD AND YOUNG, Embracing a Thousand and One Articles appropriate as a Gift to a Relative or Friend.CHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS. FINE CIGARS AND. TOBACCO. An Immense Stock Just Received. i] 2 Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders, Just the thing to give a Gentleman. Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, i a “TP WILL PAY YOU 0 READ PHS L. Hyman & Co., of the San Francisco Opposition Stores of Nevada City and Grass Valley issue this, their last, proclamation to the citizens of Nevada and Sierra counties: Vea: We will positively retire from business on January tst, We have an immense stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, in both our stores. ‘In order to ‘insure their disposal before the date mentioned we will slaughter prices. we will keep reducing them till we leave, . OMRisTM 4s ‘rn weUN Ts. Anstead of buying useless articles for holiday presents, purchase something of value. Come to our stores and we will fit you out in good style for a very small sum of money. Remember, this is a closing out sale, and . prices will be cut without regard to cost. _ If you can’t please yourself at the Nevada City store, go to Grass Valley at our expense for’bus fare, Our’ merchant tailoring establishment at’ Grass Valley for sale at cost of fixtures. : ~ L. HYMAN & CO, 4 We were the first to reduce prices in this county, and . San Francisco Opposition Stores,

are ES, Pat(GBs, nge, ING inds. ves, ib cut. perior ETC. ices, RES ODS juire, iting Cuff Dolls, ‘Ete. MAS IST. Ib. etme sand ) and ) this elets, arms, Torand ati cd _ Ditch Co, ‘ der of the Court. . “the building was ‘in course of con‘ “I have for years had spells of indigestion * The Daily Transeript. . “A SUNDAY ROBBERY, 25 YEARS, LIME KILN. _-PERSONAL MENTION, [ HERE AND THERE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1889, Up Together. At about 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon as the Sierra county stage was coming : this way and had reached a point five + We have sent out a large number of miles from here, and having just passbills for subscription to the Damy. ¢d anabrupt curve was bowling along Transcript, advertising and job printpfeil sag of road seth saw eet long, a man with a mas! ing, and expect prompt payment * sprang up from a boulder on the east the same. In some cases the bill§. side of the road and from five to eight have been sent three or four times . feet above it. ‘‘Hold up there,” he without eliciting any answer what-. Sid. Driver George Fuller took u * ever. To such this is the last notice ty * bed ype: ty age in pe ; a he four horses. ‘‘Now a off on of the kind that will be given before this side,” he continued. th ce other measures for collecting are. mand was obeyed by Fuller, F. W. taken. Banks of San Juan and Joe Ferri from Sierra City. Chas. Gipe, a half-breed from the Marguerite mine who had a pistol and $80 in his pockets, and war en route to Diamond Springs, El Dorado county, ‘sprang out of the stage J. J, Rogers vs. His Creditors, Or. " the opposite side from the robber ‘der of adjudication of insolvency. and getting into the brush unobeerved People vs. C. E, Stoddard. Plea of. took tohis heels, Then the trio were not guilty. js putin arow and told. to deliver their Estate of M. Quinn, deceased, Mo-. Wealth, the robber coming down into tion for distribution of estate submit-. the road to getit. Ferri handed over ~ ‘ $140 which was hisall. Mr. Banks Estate sof Carl Kleine, deceased. . ¥#¥e up about $7, and in taking out his Letters of administration granted to. ¥@tch remarked it was only silver, not widow with bond fixed at $1,800. . Valuable, and he would like to keep it. Estate of John Andrews, deceased. . The timepiece was returned to him. Letters of administration granted to. The driver wis not searched, but was James H. Durney with bond fixed at . Tdered to. get out the mail and ex$1,000, John Sherritt, D. McPhetre. .PtessHe handed over two mail and G. W. Curless appointed. apprais. Pouches one of which was cut open ers. and relieved of five registered: packaNevada Co. vs. M. Higgins. Trial. £@8He wasasked for the express alcontinued till Dec. 23d. so. ‘ihe treasure box is in the stage Estate of T. ©. Lecocq, deceased. . 924 fastened to the floor,” he explainLetters of administration granted to, ed, “All right,” remarked the robber, A. Isoard with bond fixed at $3,000, . At that instant a four-horse freight J,M. Smith vs. Nevada Reservoir} W980" driven by Barney Mooney of Hearing of motion to dia-. S@My Flat, and on which was aleo J. miss action continued till further'r-. Ryan who has been working at Columbia Hill, came in at the upper end The following were impannelled as. °! the cut. They saw on the east Grand Jurors: C. H. Harrison, W. ak thirty or forty feet from the stage C, Groves, Harvey Cooper, Geo: ©, . #04 hid from the view of the stage peoGaylord, D. E. Morgan, G. W. Ra-. Ple two men masked with gunny sacke gon, A. Blumenthal, Willis E, Peas-. ®04 armed with shotguns. Apprelee, W. J. Crase, Wm. Bee, Patrick . ending danger Mooney tossed the Hennessey, 8. D. Avery, Herman Up-. thirty and odd dollars he had into the hoff, Jas. C. Noel, T, B, Whitney, J. . ¥@80n-sheet, while Ryan slipped hie Levee, T. C, McGagin, F. W. Bank . Purse containing $20 down the leg of and Richard Neville. one of his rubber boots. As they drove up till their leaders’ noses were close to the stage-boot, the highwayman greeted them with, “Jump. down there and don’t stoop or turn around.” These two men were ranged alongside the others at the rear east wheel of the coach. The. robber placing his pistol in his pocket clambered into the stage and with the ax regularly cartied there tackled the treasure box. Hevould not break the heavy brass padlock, and dismounting told Fuller todo it. The driver took the ax and broe it, but under the hasp was another lock in the iron cover that could not be forced. 2 The driver and passengers were told to-climb aboard and leave. ‘Hand me up that other mailbag,’ said Fuller to the robber as he got on the box and gathering up the reins discovered he had previously put only one of Fair Warning. es _ Superior Court. The following \business was transacted in the Superior ‘Court Monday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: Truckee’s Schoolhouse Burned. The new public schoolhouse at Truckee was burned Sunday night. The loss is about $8,000 and the insurance $3,500, Last Summer when struction and nearly ready for occupancy it was destroyed in the fire which Swept over the part of the town where it stood, Prof. Cornell, the Principal of the school, has since its completion been keeping bachelor’s hall in two or three rooms of the building not used for school purposes. Found bead. Sunday, E. H, Trai) was found dead on the porch of his cabin at Rough and Ready. Deceased was in Grase Valley on Friday last and became x e very much intoxicated. Thecoroner’s. ‘hem back. ‘Pick it up yourself, if jury brought in a verdict of deatt . YOU want it,” said the robber. Faller from alcoholism and exposure, Mr. clambered down and got it, then drove Trail was a miner and farm hand, and . "to town. Gipe, the passenger who hag lived in Rough and Raady ever . ‘ok to the woods, did not get in till since that place was a town. He was dark, When the stage had departed a native of Maryland and aged about . Mooney and Ryan were ordered to 74 years. There are plenty of worse follow suit, which they lost no time -men in this world tha ld. Trail, . 19 doing. err gs The party who did the robbing displayed remarkable coolness. He was medium stature, sandy mustache and blue eyes, erect in carriage and very active. He was apparently over thirty years of age. He had on a mark of pink mosquito netting «or tarletan, The two men with the guns are described by Ryan as being of average hight and build. As soon ‘as the news reached town Deputy Sheriff Schmidt, Constable {Dillon and. Howard Douglas went to the scene of the robbery, Sheriff Dufister being out of town. The robbers werd tracked from where the. stage stood about one hundred yards in a northeast direction towards Round Mountain but not much further. trace could be got of them as they had evidently sat down there and tied sacks around their feet. The tracks of two }ofthe men were of medium length, those ofthe third being very small, like a boy’s, ‘The supposition is that the work was done by local talent.” . It was the first Sunday trip of the stage under the new winter arrangement. It is believed strangers would not have known: there would be a stage alorig that day. Some’ think that the robbers were waiting for team. ster when the stage came along, and they concluded to tackle it. p= =——— =~ ______-} No remedy for blood disorders can Lodged ii Jail. The funeral of James Daley, who was killed at Late City Thursday night by Wm. Travers, took place Saturday, the body being buried at North Bloomfield. Travers was brought to thiscity late that day.by Constable Penrose and lodged in the county jail, Justice McKinney having bound him over for trial on a charge of murder. Fell inte a Ditch. Mrs. Jane Ludby while going home Saturday uight after dark stepped off the sidewalk where it. makes a short turn near the westerly end of Broad street bridge and fell into the flume alongside it. Henry Weisenburgey was attracted by her cries and helped her out. One offer arms was hurt. That place should be fixed. MRS. C. D. STUART. Mre.C, D:Btuart, of 400 Hayes St., 8.F., writes, and dyspepsia, and tried nearly everything, Finally J took a well known Sarsapariila. It Caused pimples to break out on my face withhelping mer:-dHearing that Joy'a Vege:. ¢908l Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Though tahig eer? flid not contain mineral, . Concentrated and powerfal, this mediand ‘might act dy, Tent forit Th . cine is perfectly safe, and may be Lae , oe pod, Meo tite ken by children as well as adults. Physicians recommend it in preference . tte , Mre, Stuart pop: i tnds act a, Sala Pricé $1, Worth $5-s} mow attests the permanency of its effects. Says she takes an occasional dose to sup“press a symptom of return and.that she bas to any other. bottle. Perfect command over her old trouble. Wxv euffer with dyspepsia, biliousNess or any disease of the liver when “Ohrivtme ithes, * ieee esis you can be cured by Simmons Liver The finest stock of Christmas canRegulatoz. one dies and Christmas: tree ornaments}. bie ever brought to town, . ‘Norma nicer for a Christmas presfern, Nave, ® (ig lot pf, gingerbresdies: tun atoilet act in a plush case, Hoiproox's: hepa P . we has all the latest styles, tf, Wray ait sent ugicr ig : ie 3 Gessamers. When Raby was, sick,: Handsome Gossamers for ladies and ; We gag her Castora children, with and without capes and_. Whor shu! was a Chitd, _ \) ) J tleeves,' at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. Bho erled for Castorg 1 : cor When she became Miss, yaa «I vsep Simmons Li ver Regal>tor for : a. Ants dag indigestion with immediate relie!.—O, Fe : me \. . G. Sparks, Ex-Mayor, Macon Gu, Waeu she had Children, pith shaiathe i ee ec a he gave ther > *oria Sxiton’s Covay.and Consumption Heaura brings happiness. Health secured by taking Simmong. cures Consuinption, Sold by Carr AStageand Freight Wagon stoca The Silver Wedding of Mr. and Mre. BS. F. Snell. You Ber, Dec. 14, 1889. Enpitor Transcarpt—The silver wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Snell took place on Dec. ,10th and was celebrated in a manner long to be 4emembered by those who participated. Odd Fellows Hall was he scene of the festivities and was beautifully decorated with ferns, evergreens, and flowers. The guests arrived early, but owing to the bad~«state of the weather aud roads they were only the home folks. After spending an hour in playing games, singing songs, and criticizing Mr. Snell’s wedding suit, (he being attired in the same suit, shirt, collarand necktie that he wore when he was married 25 years ago), supper was announced. The bride and groom led the supper march which contained nearly 25 couple. The tables were laid to accommodate the full number and bounteously filled with everything an epicure could desire. Afterspending:the usual time in giving toasts and speeches, and silencing the craving of the inner man, the tables were cleared away and dancing begun and continued until the ‘‘wee sma’ hours.’”’ : Mr. and Mrs, Snell’s 25 years of married life have been years of happiness and prosperity. The couple were the recipients of among them being the following: Mr.’ and Mrs, T. F. Goding, silver pie knife; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Chew, silver vase; Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Ogden, silver butter knife; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Drunzer, silver breast pin; Mrs. Mary King, silver pie knife; Mr. and Mrs. Selfridge, silver gravy ladle; Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Cloudman, silver card receiver; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Snell, sil-" ver tea set; Selfridge children, silver saltand pepper castor; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Martin (Dutch Flat) silver cream pitcher ; WY. and P. Nichols (Dutch Flat) silver cake basket ; Mr. and Mrs. Moore (Grass Valley) silver berry spoon; Mr. and Mrs. L. Voss (Nevada City) silver butter knife and sugar spoon; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lawrence (Oakland) silver forks; Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Willard (Santa Paula) embroidered tidy; Mr. and Mrs. Ww. J. Wilkinson (Oakland) silver card receiver; Mr, and Mrs, E, Williams (San Jose) silver salt and pepper cellar; Mra. W. W. Cozzens (San Jose) plush case for photos. REPORTER. Care should be taken to sey that every advertisement expresses a busi-' neas idea clearly and definitely, so as to be easily remembered. — J. W. Thonipson. Advertised Letters. The following is a. list of letters re-; 4 maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Dec. 14th, 1889. Any one callin or these letters will please ask for adfvertised letters: Bell, A. L. Clarke, Lucian (2) Dufrene, Alfred Dwyer, Jeremiah Goren, Mra, Henshaw, J. Nay Hudson, W. W. Ritchie, J. H. , Reeves, Mrs. L. M: Renel, Mrs. L. A. Taylor, Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Jno. Wickes, Mrs. Emma Wolfe, T. H. FOREIGN. Maria, Constancia Vinva : Catviw R. Cuarxe, P. M. Manzanita Parier Election. At the meeting of Manzanita Parlor, No. 29, N. D. G. W., of Grass Valley, held on Friday evening, the following were elected officers for the ensuing term: P., Miss Lizzie Stokes; 1st V. P., Lizzie Lammerton; 2nd V. P., Mrs. 8. Wilhelm; 8rd V. P., Lucy ¥ Donpell; #.8., Maggie M. Riley; 8 Mrs, Edwards; M., Veronica January 10th, Werds of Commendatien. I desireto thus publicly express my great gratification over work recently performed for me by the justly celebrated dentist, Dr. J. R. Van Aukin. He made for me a full ‘upper and lower set of teeth which are perfect in fit and workmanship, and I invite all my friends ‘to’ come to Pecarty’s 5-cent Beer Saloon and -see them, This is not intended to advertise the Doctor, but to let my friends know where they can get first-claes dental work. lt B. Bunnarp. Ir you don’t go and see Vintor's potidey, goods you will make a misCH tf. Tuerx is no nicer present for your wife or mother than one of those nice Photograph Albums at Carr Bros. ~Couaus and colds kept off by taking the systein, ‘ For books for children don’t fail to exathine the’ complete line at Carr Bros, At Grass Valley, Dec. 14,to the wi. Joseph ‘Edwards, a son. 7 Wie ot “CURES PERMANENTLY RHEUMATISM. Se ‘Cure is sold by us ona guarantee. It can be Liver *, i sf many costly and beautiful presents, . . Huss. The officers are to be installed . Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate }* A Letter From That Part of Grasse Valley Township. Eprror Transcript—Owing to the wet and disagreable weather the Lime Kiln school will close on Dec. 20th. Mr. Turner, the teacher, will give an exhibition on the closing day in the evening. The programme will consist of dialogues, comic stump speeches, humorous recitations, songs, tableaux and negro minstrelsy. The exhibition will be given for the benefit of the school property.

The mail carrier of the Auburn and Wolf route was prevented from making his trip on Saturday, Dec. 7th, on account of the high water in Wolf creek. Mr. Ware, an old resident of Pleasant Ridge district, died on Dec. 6th at the matufed age of eighty eight years. His wife survives him, she being eighty three years of age. The soil is po mushy in the foot hills and valleys that the farmers will not be able to finish putting in their crops for a couple of weeks. THE WELCOME RAIN. (The first day.) The rain, the rain, the welcome raip, Oh! how I love its patter On the shingles of my roof, which is Sure proof against its spatter. « (The second day.) The rain, the rain, the gentle rain, It still keeps up its patter; The grass will grow and the cattle will show Themselves each day yet fatter. ~ (Third day.) The rain, the rain, the glorious rain, How sweetinmidnigki’sslumber “To list to the rain onthe roof in its play’’ And hark fo the far off thunder, (Fourth day.) The rain, the rain, the unceasing rain, Six inches have fallen already; = I wish 'fwould quit for an hour or two And I'd hunt for my blank colt, Neddie. (Fifth day.) The fain, the rain, the rain, thé rain Will it ever getthrough raining? I'll be durned tf I ever saw so much rain; It’s rained until it is paining., (Siath day.) The rain, the rain—good gracious!the rain; Itnever knows when to quit raining. Shiver my timbers !—well, blast the rain! Consarn the rain !—well rain then, (Seventh day.) Well, I'll be squizsled, the rain, the rain— Go it yeu! rain!—thentain!! then; Harder,who cares for your blastering blares? Rain! dod blast it! rain then!!! LYCEUM MEMBER. So is the brightness and new light opened up before. your eyesight after Prof. Frank, the New York optician, has made a pair of suitable glasses for you. Life is all sunshine to you -instead of dimness and dark clouds. Go and see the Prefessor at his rooms on Main street, two doors above the No. 1 Fire Engine House, next John Hamilton’s residence. i ileneneinletinniesneeametas teens eae oer eee Beg sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you want an honest, reliable medicine. Do not take any other which ‘just as good.’’ Insist upon having Hood’s'Sarsaparilla, which is péculiar to itself. Sold byall druggists, Try it. Pars’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion. Holiday specialties, Cau. around at J. J. Jackson’s and see his holiday goeds and groceries, beforeyou purchase elsewhere. n27-tf _-—_ 15 Croup, wHoorina couau and Bronchites immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros. 7 Oe Bercuam’s Prius cure bilious and nervous ills. Reap Carr Bros, advertisement and go and inspect their goods, POWDER yous POWDER NEVER VARIKS. A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeepee More economical than the ordinary 0 ds, and caunot he sold in competition with the multitude of Jow-tést, short weight, PAN Y, 106 Wall street, New ¥ ork. THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO. Sole Agents for thePacific Coast. NEW BARBER SHOP. J. M. OLIVER, JR., Late of Satramento, > ° AS OPENED AT NEVA First-Class Barber shop # ite * North Side of Commercial St., Near Main Street, The ve) Hn oft ¢ very best of work in every ine. J. M. OLIVER, Jr. . PROF. F. FRANK, —THE New :-: York:-: Optician. LL. DEFECTS OF VISION PRO pice Oiasuns wrotad iow tae stone materia! used in any country.” H tue EYES Cine on ba AICLAL, @@ CONSULTATION FREE, =: Office— two doors aboveNo Main Street, noc fine House, at Mrs. Hamilton's is alleged to be ‘“‘about the same’ or! slum or phosphate powders. ‘Sold only i Cans. ROYA BAKING POWDER com: ; secial and Other Netes About People Old and Young. Miss Ellen Black has returned from Oakland. Walter T. Lawry of Forest City bas returned from below. Miss Alta Vaughn of Downieville has gone to San Francisco on a visit. T. B. Whitney and wife of the American Hotel at Truckee are in town. Mrs. L. D. Allen and children of Bear Valley. arrived here Monday afternoon. : C. J. Mallon of the Delhi and George A. Hare of the Yuba were in town Monday. Mrs. J. D. Ostrom and family of North Bloomfield hdvé gone to San Francisco on a visit. Miss Flora Whitney of You Bet, who has.been in town for the past week, returned home Saturday. C. A. Lawrence, G. Miller and Alex. Miller of Brandy City, who have been below, went up on Snnday’s stage. W. G. Mobley of North’ Bloomfield, who recently graduated from the San Francisco Dedtal College, being one of the leaders of his,class, was in town Saturday night en route to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he will pursue his profession, . soe “Senator” Harry Hamden who previous to 1877 kept a restaurant on Commercial street in this city ia one ‘of the shining lights of the Lew: Johnson Minstrei Company. He is an excentric comedian of much ability. The Senator has visited this city several times of late years, coming with the Sunny South, Ewirig’s Uncle -} Tom and other trouped. + “@SRP YE RC SR HAR ae SO, er ORR Neaxpy all colds are slight, at first, but their tendency is to Bo lower the system that the sufferéy becomes, a ready victim to any prevalent disease. The use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,.in the beginning of a cold, would guard against thie danger: é ————— + 2 Mie Leads Them All. Pay a visit'to Dp. Van Aukin, the ‘noted painless dentist, at the Union Hotel. He is the best ‘equipped man for the business we ever saw. A large stock of teeth to select from, at pri one half those usually changed els where. Today we saw the most beau tiful sets of gold-lined teeth aver ‘peen here." Notwithatanding the stortn, already large numbers of pegple are taking advantage of the Doctor’s. extremely low rates aud fine work. -Go while you have the chance. It is not necessary for us tosay anything further for everybody knows the Doctor is the boss of the business. tf Tuat Hackicg Cough can be s0 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We gugrantes it. Sold by Carr Bros, Inherited Serofula. : Switt’s = Specige (8. 8. ft) cured my little Brey stb vetoed sry td Bib i ge oa SH ctnarevie: nrc In the early part of last year I had a violent attack We reoumation from which I was confined to my bed for over months and at times was unable to.turn myself in bed, or even raise the cover. A nurse had to be in constant attendance day and night. I was a0 feeble that what little nourishment I ‘too Xo be given, a8 wi & spoon, After calling iw best local phys cians, and ying other medicines without receiving an inefit, I was induce: YY, friends to t Swift's Specific (8. 8. 8.) I discontinued a other medicines, and took a course of 8. 8.8, thirteen small bottles, which affected a comlete and anent cure. # L, & BASSET, El Dorado, Kansas. Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailedfree. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta,Ga, Holiday Attractions ! Gentlemen’s in Silk and Linen, ever seen Be Sure and See Them ! 3B. HM. MiIL.L.ER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City. 10,000 DOLLARS GIVEN AWA IN PREMIUMS WITH APOLLO TEA? Each Premium is really worth the Iprice asked for the Tea, A Hundred different premiums to select from. f APOLLO "TA. is sold oniy at the Store of the Great American-Importing Tea Company, Nevada City, Cal. SOS o SOS POOOSSOOOROOOSIOWIOOIOHSOSSESESOOS Ssosscos3scs3 sad ‘afew days, but was much better. MonA Brief Record ef Various Matters of Lecal Interest. George C. Gaylord is acting as foreman and D. E. Morgan as clerk of the Grand Jury. Loaf Mountain Sunday and had a fine view of the flood in the valley around Marysville, Bob Leé, the man who stabbed Robert Simmons a few weeks agoand is in jail awaiting trial, has been ill for day. The bank ‘of the Manzanita mine continues to break off. The falling masses of pipe-clay, lava and boulders make a noise that can be heard a mile away. Saturday’s Truckee Republican says: ‘*A petition was circulated to-day praying for the removal of the present postmaster. It was numerously signe l, many Democrats putting their signatures to the document.” At the National Hotel Sunday night s collection of $14.65 was taken up for Joe Ferri, the party from’ whom the robber of the Downieville stage got $140 inthe afternoon, Rector Brothers did not charge him for-his board during his stay in town, so he had enough money to continué on his journey to San Francisco. saree Tur San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco, tf -henencte Is a constitutional and not alocal dise se, and therefore it cannot be cured by local. applications. It requires ” constitutional remedy like. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, working through the blood, eradicates’ the impurity which causes and promotes the dis“Catarrh effects a anent cure. Thousands of people bean # to the success of Hood’s Sareaparillaas a remedy for catarrh when other ‘preparations had failed. Hood’s Sareapariila also builds up the whole system, and makes you feel renewed in health aud strength, Catarrh “For several years 1 have been troutled with that terribly djsagresthle disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla with the very best results. It cured me.of that continual dropping in my throat, and_astuffedup feeling. It has aleo helped my mother, woo has taken it for run down state of health and kidney trouble.” Mrs. 8, D, Hearn, Putnam, Hood's Sarsaparilla : Sold by all druggists, $1; six fér $5. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CQ,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar. Hydraulic Work. Bids will be received up to 3 o'clock Pp. M. on January 7th, 1890, by the Turlock Irrigation Co., for the construction of a canal, including tunnels, hydraulic cuts, and excavations,amounting to 750,ooo yards. R,. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary, This week we place on sale our mmense line of ce Handkerchiefs. Showing the Grandest Array of Qualities and Styles Ceres, Stanislaus Co,, Cal. YW in this city. , 4 . SPECIALHOLIDAYSALE; AT 1/2 fing Chinn Crockery Fenty ana” 1'. 2 PRICE. . "Tiblelanmare Aware 6c" . PRICE. Many citizens went up om Sugar . Phe Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the ‘store, the stock that will more than any other help to lay the foundation of fortune in money saved. CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN Of whom everybody says : “He sells Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Rubber Goods, etc. Cheaper than any one in the YO TAKE THE HINT And act upon it, and you will find that’you never got’such HIGH GRADE OF GOODS FOR THE. SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY ANYWHERE, as of CHAN. GRIMES, The Clothier. Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City.» HOLIDAY==. ==cGoops. \ li fe . It is conceded that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market, All new shades of OLD ROSE, ete. A Handsome selection of BLAOK GOODS. 4 +O DOWEN — SILK HANDKERCHIEEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and see something handsome in that line »whether you wish to purchase or not. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, e Rare and oawtifal Holiday Gon . _ GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS. ’ SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY TO CALE: ON EMIL F. ROSENTHAL. Commercial street. : Where¥can be found one of the Best Selected Holiday Stocks brought to the market this season. A FINE LINE OF TOYS AND NOVELTIES, FOR OLD AND YOUNG, Embracing a Thousand and One Articles appropriate as a Gift to a Relative or Friend.CHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS. FINE CIGARS AND. TOBACCO. An Immense Stock Just Received. i] 2 Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders, Just the thing to give a Gentleman. Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, i a “TP WILL PAY YOU 0 READ PHS L. Hyman & Co., of the San Francisco Opposition Stores of Nevada City and Grass Valley issue this, their last, proclamation to the citizens of Nevada and Sierra counties: Vea: We will positively retire from business on January tst, We have an immense stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, in both our stores. ‘In order to ‘insure their disposal before the date mentioned we will slaughter prices. we will keep reducing them till we leave, . OMRisTM 4s ‘rn weUN Ts. Anstead of buying useless articles for holiday presents, purchase something of value. Come to our stores and we will fit you out in good style for a very small sum of money. Remember, this is a closing out sale, and . prices will be cut without regard to cost. _ If you can’t please yourself at the Nevada City store, go to Grass Valley at our expense for’bus fare, Our’ merchant tailoring establishment at’ Grass Valley for sale at cost of fixtures. : ~ L. HYMAN & CO, 4 We were the first to reduce prices in this county, and . San Francisco Opposition Stores,