December 19, 1892 (4 pages)

a * find a Fe market at pitta 44a & ae ES TT THE ‘DAIL y TRANSCRIPT. seer BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. MONDAY EV’NG. DEC. 19, '92. PERSUNAL MENTION. —_— Social and Other Notes About People Olt and You « > Mrs, C. Ee Brown of Sweetland.is hereon a Visit. Geo. nore Gontinines to. be a very sick man. Ss a 4 Leen, pe ae ay * D. mi spit D, Doyle of Pirchrills are fiitown.” . I, Robinson of Hew York came in on. the dpain this morning. ids S. Fowler of Louisyille, ‘“e arrived here this mortiing to spenda few days. Chas.« Belman of Oakland arfiyed here, Sunday on his -way-to.N Capt. Geo. A: Nihell was down ftom . *P North Bloomfield yesterdays * morning. ~ 4 down on the stage, Sunday.on. her .way belc-w. Mrs. Meek” cf Camptonville was in town Saturday on her way to:San/ Francisco. James McGibbons; who has been quite sick with rheumatism for the past two. were married, and the wonder is she weeks, is able to be around town again. , Gen. A. M. Dobbie of. North Bloomfield; Whovhas been“belowfor the” past week, arrived here yesterday on his way ‘home. " + +e — — ‘ ‘Tyosk fine Silk Suspenders at B. H. Milfer’s can’t be beat. ape ot * Butter and Cheese, There was, some year’ or so ago, much talk about establishing one or more creameries in Rough and Readyownship . 4 in this county. Could the farmers in that favored section agree upon anygplan . for suchen establishment, er-more than one for thiat ‘matter, they will make money on their hay and pasture. How such a thing pays is easily seen. The Nevada Creamery Company that has its plant in Lyon and Douglas counties, Nevada State, manufactured in the past year, 289,516 pounds of butter and 181,930 pounds of chgese. The coming Ns ar the -outpué~of “both articles wilt twice . Ryéumatisth Will Take aly one wince. The butter and chees¢ . Counteract it, as you can readily do, at that of the last. 5 you feel all broke up and out of sorts, agitate your liver path Simmons layer Regulater. ers. Like all-standard préparations, the ise, qa aahsae’”y steam Ditters deserve: persistent txail, which iDebtpoten ofep ayaa 3 aif 3t serves, Vin, fips happiest and” most 6} + pY thorough results’ ‘may~ be--¢onfidently Mrs. Maria Cotapinn, “age 90° ‘years anticipated. For malarial, kidney and and 19 days, died at Grass Valley yesterday, family of A. B. Brady for the past twenty years. She was the mother of Mrs. A. B. Brady, Mrs. R. Leech of Grass Valley, 3 andl Mrs.A. M. Parker of San Franmorrow afternoon. The N. D.G. W. Party. The party to be given on January 2nd by the Native Daughters of the Golden West promises te be one of the grandest affairs that has. ever taken place in this city. Don’t fail to attend. ee Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court teday, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Poeple vs. Patrick Fitzdimmons. J. M. Walling entered as.attorney of recerd for defendant. Estate of Geo. H. Abhe, deceased Settlement of final account. Hanpgercurer Cases, something nice. At B. H. Miller's. The True State of Affairs for the Poor Devil has no business seeking office. business to try to get an_office for the other fellow; to sound the. praises of the candidate and keep quiet his own feelorth: Bloomfield. . and. then be called prejudiced and meana to that particular affaig.” Do you won. P. A. Peterson andy dy O'Conner derthat there aremany crauks in th came down froy: North Bloomfield this} #¢wspaper business ? make either 4 crank or a philosopher out Mrs. M. Irwin of. Camptonville came} f.a man.” says: and is wearing. suspenders. dangerous from Leing udsuspected. So douciisive, and @mbraceg Phadeliberate 4 affirma She has been living with th¢ -isidi gestion @nd logsf flesh & se Mor He + CRANK OR A PHILOSOPHER, * of a Printer. “An exchange Says: “tA pewspaper man . ? It ighis ings; to whoop her up for his man and let his man forget all about him af er he is elected; to defend his candidate against the unjust.atiecks of the.opposition, and see that whatever favers his candidat: has to bestow goes to the other fellow. . Tt inthe business. of the newspaper to give every enterprise a As oe ‘send off,” and then. catch schoet because she failed to record the fact that some, prominent ; citizen had' his delivery wagon painted, ‘Po subscribe liberally to every public, charitable and éhe reh entertainment, pay his own way. to every th: ug. spirited beerué a ‘columns not tevoted It is bound te sa Sie OU a She Has Them Un. — the editor of the Ancohda Advocate . , “Our wife is following the ‘faslrion She’s been wearing the other things ¢yer since we never thought of the suspenders before.’ ree ane their conscience. Their moral convictions are the same on al subjects: ‘Tney are like a reader who speaks every word with pet as gees Rl abe. a &. ‘(A S8AKE in the grass” iy all the more aré many of the blood medicines ‘offered the public. ‘To avoid all risk, ask your druggist for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and also Ayer’sAlmanae, which is just out for the new year. sebet WV. ith many elergmen, ephliz speakers,” singers, and actors, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ig the fa: vor itetemedy forhoargeness ‘and all affections of the vocal organs, throat, and lungs. Its anodyne and expectorant effect are promptly realized. Are You Squirming? And is i¢ pain that canses ‘Fou to; scqtdrm? the outset with Hostetter y Stomach Bittera, Which-expéla, the , fheumatic’ virus from the*hlood and promptly relfeves the tortures that it preduces. The evidence in its behalf-en this point is ample .and tidrs of many medigal practitionliver cemplaints, neuralgia, DETVOUSsN eps, itis world -fam cence after débili facilitated by it. So ee é 7 If You Want ‘% 4 ting cdionta . is much or anything else in the furniture or housefurnishing line, call at Kinkead’s furniture store, ( ( “ommercial street. ds 0 +80 —— MICHELL’s s Dancing School and Social every Friday night. Children’s class Byeereny afternoon. o24-tf. +360 Handsome Bedroom Sets, Cheffoniers, Hall Racks, Oak ‘andAsh Extension Tables, Bed Lounges, Center Tables, etc,, at James Kinkead’s Comuhersiat street. 8 eee eoFour-In-HAND Neckties can’t be beat. AtB. H. Miller's. ‘eidirlosas weceaae nica ies # Leader. rr ¢ Since its first introduction, . Electric Bit; ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among —— oo The Apple Crop. There are no mountain apples to be had for love or money. The crop has been éonipletely exhausted. Smith, the grocer, has taken in the situation and receivéd a large. consignment of Santa Cruz apples: : Everything, at Cost, B. H. Miller “announces in today’s Tuansceipt that before taking stock ev—ery article in his store will beroffered” ‘for, sale atactaal cost, ‘ ge . he Pine . ne Baris. Pythian Castle is to is to refitted in elegant style, _ It will be re-painted,. rg-carpeted and re-furnished. When completed it will equal in beauty y any hallin the State. r 4 sazon poet Beer. calauschies for ce this delicioue and pesieh ful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Biers, Commercial street. It Should Be ia tn Every. House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., SharpsDr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption ‘and Coughs, that it cared his wife who was threatened saree il EVBTUMING at COS with Pneumonia pure medicinal tonics and alteratives— containing nothing which permits its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stothach, Liver or Kidneys. It willeure Sick Headache, Indipostion, Constipation, and drive Malari: rom the system. Satisfaction guarain joed with each bottle or thé: money will »e refunded. Price only 0c. per bottile 3old by Carr Bros. ARR eA Guaranteed Cure, __We authorize.our_advertised-druggist to, sell Dry: King’s New Discovery for . Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition, If you are afflicted with #'Congh, Cold or any’Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bettle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr.’ King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. Fl) after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when varidis otherremedies and several physicians had done her no good: Robert} cfore will be’sold at Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. . Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at {Carr Bros.’ Drug Store large bottles, 50¢c. and $1.00. Days of +*'49,’" Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld,. Mitchell & SHOES, HATS, etc., ' Biebenhaner, sole agents for Pacific ‘they Coast, 116 Front ‘street, San Francisco. ja23-ly Undertaking. Night ile promptly attended to in the Undertaking line. Call at residence, taking every article in my ACTUAL COST. 2 Remember I have a finest lines of CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND and MUS! il) AT ONCE, Odd Fellows’ Building: Hevea {Geo. Tracy, Hill, died at the Cor morning. jurniture was saved. * Nu Before my annual stock. Died at the Hospital. for.nerly of Co'um! a raty Hospital this R. MeKacham, Oy QO ae ¢ De-troyed by Fite. , . 2 The dwelling heuse of Uhal. . Folk . North4loom#icli was totilly destri ved . hy fire yesterday. Nene of the lioasehuid . isurnice. ae = Death ofa Chila ‘Tee infant laughter of George Clark . died at North Blcomfeld last evening. . i . 4 sete HOPED vERIVATS. . National Exchange. . ees . Thos. McGonigal, Pleasant Valley, Win. Glover, = Mes. Meck, Capipt uv &, H. Wyri : Gols Heudric ks, € olur nbia Hull, H. Meyers, P. Fitasisusons, Freneli C-rral, dev. Jobu Thompson, Oakiaud, . A. Patiersoa, core sat City, op B. Brown,. L ,Coilin, San Francisco, F. Mitehell, es Mrs. M. Irwin, :*‘ S. Berra, e J. Sunderland, ‘* M. Kelley, +e W. Fagye, ‘* : Mis kk. Royce, San-Jose, “A. Me Dobbie, Bloomtivid, 8 Members of S ate Universi y Club. P. Za f, Grass Vaidey, R, Steinegger, ‘‘ V. Dorsey, e &. ‘Lownsend, 12 Members uf he Hatch, Liopcnadie Co. C. Helmay, Oakland, Union Arrivals. Fink is ge Satiesy, W.(@. fioruer, San f rancisco, W. Weber, J. P. Fogarty, Moores. Flat, Gus’ Ozlli, Graniteville, J. G. Shepherd, Spenceville, H. Huckins. Sin Juan, (rea: Levee, Pardons: Bridge, W. Mood dy, John Clark, North £ , rvomlfield, Geo, Clark, % Geo. A. Nihell, a J. Bradbnry, Alleghany, 4H. Fuller, as Hi. Wilhamson, ‘ D. Breen, Birehville, D. Doyle, ds 4 Members of Hat tch, Trader & Company. J. Hatcher, ¢ ‘olumbia Hall,. T. English, bts P. Schoen, Oakland, Dr. J. R. Redman, Glenbrook, J. O'Donnell, Moores Flat, F. Nichols, May bert, Geo, F. Murphy, Grass Valle Ys A. J. Morane, R. H. Gardner, Dutch Flat, L. F. Steveus, Rialroad. . Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. ‘The best-Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required It is “1aranteed to give perfect satisfac ign o1 money tefunded. Price 25 cents For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dru Store. s20ly 7-200 ——-— ‘A Nice Ohliristinas Présent. _-There is nothing more appropriate and young than one of those Willow Rocker or handsome Plush upholstered chairs at Kinkead’s furniture store, Commercial street. The pricesare very low. 3 o ———— + eee K. of P, Attention. The regular weekly meeting of Milo . * Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A fuit attendance is requested. Onas, Benners, C. OC. BR. 8S. Recror, K. of R. & 8. B ORN. At Grass Valley, December 17th, to ©harles E. Clinch, and wife a daughter. DIED. At Grass Valley, December 16th, Mrs. Mary Ann Jenkins,aged 67 years,a native of England. ad J. V. & is the only Sarsapafilla thet old or feeble people should take, as the mineral potash which is in every other Sarsaparilla that we know of, is under certain conditions known to be emaciating. J. V. 8. on the contrary is purely végetable and stimulates digestion and creates new blood, tlie very thing forold, delicate or broken down people. It buikds them up and prolougath eir lives. A case In points Mrs. Belden an estimable and elderly lady of $10 Mason &t., 8. F, was for monthsdeclin{ngso rapidly as toscriously alarm her family. It got so bad that she was finally afflicted with fainting spells. She writes: “While in that dangerous condition I saw some of the testimonials concerning J, V.8. and sent for & bottle. That marked the turning point. { regained my lost flesh and strength and have not felt so well in years.” That was two years ago and Mrs, Belden is well and hearty to-day, and still taking J.V.8. Lf you are feeble and wantto bebuilt upask for JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilla CARR BROS. “Dividend Notice, Ta theeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Mining Company, held on the 13th day of December, 1892, a divideud (No, 26) of Ten (40 cents) pershere was declared payable ou and after Monday, Aec, 19, 1892, ab the office of the Compauy, No, 820 Sansome street, Koom 10, San #rancisco, Ca'. Transfer books will be closed on Sate urday, nes ember 17, 1892, at 9 o’ciack 4. M. THEO. WETZEL, Seeretary. ( fice Ne, 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal, Stockho'ders Meeting. “Poulain Head Gravel Mining Company, Wind Is “HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Meeting of the Stockhoiders of the above Compsny will be held at the Company’s Oifice, in the Tilley building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, on Thursday Evening, December 29th, 1892, At7 o'clock, Broad Street, Nevada City. order of the Board of Directors.¢ ais E, MULLER, Secret ts called the “Father of Diseases.” . and ia generally accompanied with --, CONSTIPATION It is caused by a Torpid Liver, . LOSS. OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, BAD BREATH, Efe. To as iia ate suecessfilly: ; write, sit, (T° hav much ready money, bat’ i‘ own a0) worth of personal property. It is a mild laxative and a tonicto . ‘ the digestive organs, By taking ; ‘Simmons: Liver Regulator you ' promote digestion, bring on a reg; ular habit of: body and prevent Biliousness anid Indigestion. “My wife was sorely distressed with Cotatipation and coughing, followed. with Bleedi P After four onthe ues of Si Liver R Res P . Rhymester~1p menuacript pornt--* Exchange. ‘Neither do I!’—Life. ; ZF “Negotiabte. i i Her Father—In what shape is ‘this roperty? Hh ie : L Why He ‘Dia so. Bobbins—You say you gave up your position for one that requires night work? ‘I can’t understand it. Dobbins—You'é understand it if. you had twins at your house.—Brooklyn Life. she is almost entirely relieved, gaining strength and fiesh,""W. B. Laurin, Delaware, Ohio ‘(I have used Simmons Liver Beculatot for Constipation of «my Bowels,.c ‘by temporary derangement of the Liver, and always. with decided benefit,”"— Hinam Wanner, Chiet Justice of meee si ‘ Nil GROCERY SPORE WWE. J ‘Chinato yp USPECTPULLY INFORMS TRE PEObatted adcie eels MANE Nas hos gpened a First-ciuss Grovery Store on the Curyer of Broad and Commercial — New ly opposite Me K. Chareh, Where be wil keep coustaut!y on hand the vory kepiof Groceri€és, Provisions, Case Goods, And Everything Else Usually .Found ina Store of this kind, —_— By stfict Attention to business and yel ling: goods at the lowest living pr ces, I hope to receive a share of the public patronage. d12 NEVADA LODGE, ‘NO. 13, r.& A.M Meets at Masonic Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of each month. $ Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordially invited. Wa. BARKER, Master. I. J. ROLF, Secretary. WANTED. A Loan of $3,509 on good security, real estate, For particulars call at the Law Office of Fred Searls, Nevada City. Holidays, pReeL! gaa We have purchased the Largest Stock of HOLIDAY GOODS AND NOVELTIES £2” liver Brought to Nevada City. “Ey This line . very-finest-goods‘earried—by the Leading Drug and Stationery Houses of the Coast, And are now being displayed at our Store t in . Ode Fellow Building, BROAD STREET. & You are cordially invited to call and me lkcn § the articles whether desiring to purchase or not, Pleasant attention will. always be shown you, and we shall endeavor to merit the friendly relations that have, existed between us for the past quarter of a century, W. D, VINTON. ccnsists cfthe mv ut SSE tebe ms hurtaee Ornamentation of Wood. Our cut represents a design for a table tcp, which can be catried out in the“now . f, shignable pyrographie or poker work, or “by pAiinting, staining or inlaying.’ After having been properly enlarged on tracing paper or linen the design has. to be trans ferrcd to the, surface of t's: wood. If intended for pyrograpliic.v ork, the outlines of the'désign are burned ju Urs with the pointed benzine burner, and the parts which appear solid black in the engraving worked with pointsof equal diameter aud of the size of.4 small lentil placed, clase to; gether, while the ground is.carried out ip” tiny ‘dots or liné veining. ts itt 4 Lay nha AS! _.) DESIGN FOR FABLE TOP. ~ + For working the designsin painting, the outlines ‘are traced with, sepia, the solid black parts filed in with lampblack and the ornaments with a light shade of sienna, the veining being carried out with sepia and burnt sienna on a pale sepia. back, ground., Another color combination is dark brown for the solid black parts, olive green for theleaves, bright yellow for the scrolls and rosettes, burnt sienna for the hackground, and carmine .mixed with Slack for the veining. The same color scheme holds good for staining and. imita tion inlaying. . After the decoration has been finished in of the ways described above the surface has to be waxed. Tu this end ordinary yellow beeswax is cut into small pieces, placed in a glass vessel and just covered over with turpeptine,until the mixture forms, by stirring, a semifluid paste, which is ‘then spread thinly over the surface.of ‘the wood, and,.when nearly dry. polished with a stiff brush. + ene rear ee hae Best Cure For All disorders of the erce and Lungs is Ayes Cher It has no equal ' as boos hone) Bronchitis ~* “When I was a boy, I had a bronchial trouble of such a persistent and stubborn character, that the doctor pronounced ’ it incardble with ordinary remedies, but recommended me to try rie aga bAryer's’“Cherry’ Pectoral. I did-soy and body!” one bottle os me. For the last fifteen years, Ih good effec when yer Ttpke « bad cok nd I know of numbers ‘of people w eepitin the house all the tfme, not considering ,it safe to be without it.”— 3.€. Woodson, P. M., Forest Hill, W.Va. Cough we “For ug than twenty-five years, y 3 thisiprepatation with [° \Rédeen? Phat fou have lost by not giving us your trade sooner? ~» GET BACK Some:of Your Hard Harned Dollars. Don't be “foolish. Phere ig tide tirthe ‘aftairs"of nen whictr taker Lat. the lood” ‘leads on oho Bros perity. If you want to take the road* which leads to it. come i ae now. ., Be wise and. call to see our display of . MEN’S. AND BOY’S ) was ‘a $ifferer from lung trouble, ate’ tended with coughing so severe at times . as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms frequently lasting three or four hours. 1 was induced to try Ayer’s Oherry Pectoral, and after taking four bottles, was thoroughly cured.” — dase "a game Clay Centre; Kans. eam ‘ ; La Crippe “Last spring L was taken down with la grippe. At titnés I” was “completely prostrated, and so difficult was my breathing that my breast seemed as if ine Silk’ Mufflers, confined in an iron cage. bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Deowigrad no sooner had I began taking it relief followed. Icould not wallevethas the effect would be so rapid and the mplete.”—W. H. Williams, cure ‘80 Cook City; 8. Dak. + _ AYER’S ay Cherry Pectoral Sites ny 0. Agee & Co., Lowell, Mase. = the Ereakers, A Drama in two acta" to bes given a the : NEVADA THEATRE, Oo Priday Evening, Decembsr 23d, 189? For the Benefit of the OONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH. ' List of Characters : David Murray, Keeper of Fairpoin Fight, Ralph Webber. arry Divine, his Assigtant, Prof, H, S. Martin. ‘Hon. Brace, Hunter, Attorie ey A. D. Mason. Clarence Hunter, his OG, Prof. G: H. Stokes. Peter Paragraph, a pewspaper ‘reporter, Barnum Power. * Send”, Hunter's ‘colored servant, ce Organ. y Miss faves,” Miss tice Caldwell. ‘«Mother-Carey,” tellers Miss Martha Sims, ‘Biddy Bean,” an Irish gir], Miss Helen Cooper. Admission 50 cents. 10 cents extra. pied. Wen as FR osem bere, ros. . Everybody admits that we have this YEAR The Largest and Best. Selected Stock EiolidasCtocdis Ever Brought-to this County, . : We. have purchased all of our Goods in New York, hence we have the Advantage of Everybody. We » — Tnyite all té. inspect our r Goods: and PricesWe are now having a a Clearance Sale of Ladies, . Misses and Children’s Cloaks, Wraps, 44ND CARPETS, . Which we wil sell at nerd Reduced Prices, OUR Bazan TABLE Is the Largest, Cheapest and Best selected this side of San Francisco, They ‘Are Too Numerous to Mention. Call and examine Goods and Prikes before Purchasing ‘elsewhere, ~ ROSENBERG BROS, PALACE DRY GOODS TORE, BROAD SREET. AGENT Niasta, Mineral Just Received. Dultys Mal FOR. WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR { é key. . “Sole” Commercial Stet ‘I procured a sci Silk Handkerchiefs, An Immense Assortment. And our Own Importation ‘A large stock of “Intial, Fancy Border and Plains rice $1}, ‘six bostles, $5, Prompttoact, suretocure ‘Reserved seats SHOES, FANCY SLIPPERS, ETC, © All of which were made up for the wHoliday . . “‘Trade.u t Every purchaser of a Hat can have thetsame fined pats fectly, to his head by our NEW. HAT CON FORMING MACHINE free 6f charge. ot Don’t wait until everybody else has had their choice. The stock is all Brig ht, New and Fresh, and the prices" fi be’ astonished. are 80 low that y Soon’ ims aw . BRELIEWE OUR STORY: ‘Bell Starbright, “Cast up raj thie And et us. see}: yyour beating: countenances across our’ a reputed fi rénne thres te) d. ' . Chas: Grinds: LEADING. CLOTHIER. Merry Christmas . “——AND—. ‘a eoe Me 2 Mew.s CARR BROS. Respectfully announce to the public that they have this year a LARGER AND* BETTER VARIETY OF GOODS suitable for Christmas Presents than ‘ever be fore, including everything usually found in a FIRST CLASS DRO ues Perfumery of all Beni Makes Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Dressing Cases, Etc., Etc., Pigs . IN. SCORES OF STYLES. . : 00000-——— Writing Desks, Fine Papeteries, Paper Weights, Presentation Books, Unique Booklets, Christmas Cards, ‘"7—+-00000-———— Also a Mammoth Stock of = eg — a ee —aNd— “CAMES: If you have any doubt as. te aie you cant find any NICE THING fora CHRISTMAS: GIFT; « call at: Carr os. For they are nearly. sure tu have ‘Something to Suit you. i. de teenies EF Our mailiag clerk. will give ‘especial: care. to the selection and shipment of orders . “up country,” : * ee ll Corner Broad and . Pine Streets, Nevada City Fancy Toilet. Soaps, oes cn ae seal «_ BeautfalsPaneyGoods; Ete, ° i a ma a ) é lk ‘ a — 7 ’ ~~ ‘ 5 Sy — @ f s Avs)

a * find a Fe market at pitta 44a & ae ES TT THE ‘DAIL y TRANSCRIPT. seer BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. MONDAY EV’NG. DEC. 19, '92. PERSUNAL MENTION. —_— Social and Other Notes About People Olt and You « > Mrs, C. Ee Brown of Sweetland.is hereon a Visit. Geo. nore Gontinines to. be a very sick man. Ss a 4 Leen, pe ae ay * D. mi spit D, Doyle of Pirchrills are fiitown.” . I, Robinson of Hew York came in on. the dpain this morning. ids S. Fowler of Louisyille, ‘“e arrived here this mortiing to spenda few days. Chas.« Belman of Oakland arfiyed here, Sunday on his -way-to.N Capt. Geo. A: Nihell was down ftom . *P North Bloomfield yesterdays * morning. ~ 4 down on the stage, Sunday.on. her .way belc-w. Mrs. Meek” cf Camptonville was in town Saturday on her way to:San/ Francisco. James McGibbons; who has been quite sick with rheumatism for the past two. were married, and the wonder is she weeks, is able to be around town again. , Gen. A. M. Dobbie of. North Bloomfield; Whovhas been“belowfor the” past week, arrived here yesterday on his way ‘home. " + +e — — ‘ ‘Tyosk fine Silk Suspenders at B. H. Milfer’s can’t be beat. ape ot * Butter and Cheese, There was, some year’ or so ago, much talk about establishing one or more creameries in Rough and Readyownship . 4 in this county. Could the farmers in that favored section agree upon anygplan . for suchen establishment, er-more than one for thiat ‘matter, they will make money on their hay and pasture. How such a thing pays is easily seen. The Nevada Creamery Company that has its plant in Lyon and Douglas counties, Nevada State, manufactured in the past year, 289,516 pounds of butter and 181,930 pounds of chgese. The coming Ns ar the -outpué~of “both articles wilt twice . Ryéumatisth Will Take aly one wince. The butter and chees¢ . Counteract it, as you can readily do, at that of the last. 5 you feel all broke up and out of sorts, agitate your liver path Simmons layer Regulater. ers. Like all-standard préparations, the ise, qa aahsae’”y steam Ditters deserve: persistent txail, which iDebtpoten ofep ayaa 3 aif 3t serves, Vin, fips happiest and” most 6} + pY thorough results’ ‘may~ be--¢onfidently Mrs. Maria Cotapinn, “age 90° ‘years anticipated. For malarial, kidney and and 19 days, died at Grass Valley yesterday, family of A. B. Brady for the past twenty years. She was the mother of Mrs. A. B. Brady, Mrs. R. Leech of Grass Valley, 3 andl Mrs.A. M. Parker of San Franmorrow afternoon. The N. D.G. W. Party. The party to be given on January 2nd by the Native Daughters of the Golden West promises te be one of the grandest affairs that has. ever taken place in this city. Don’t fail to attend. ee Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court teday, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Poeple vs. Patrick Fitzdimmons. J. M. Walling entered as.attorney of recerd for defendant. Estate of Geo. H. Abhe, deceased Settlement of final account. Hanpgercurer Cases, something nice. At B. H. Miller's. The True State of Affairs for the Poor Devil has no business seeking office. business to try to get an_office for the other fellow; to sound the. praises of the candidate and keep quiet his own feelorth: Bloomfield. . and. then be called prejudiced and meana to that particular affaig.” Do you won. P. A. Peterson andy dy O'Conner derthat there aremany crauks in th came down froy: North Bloomfield this} #¢wspaper business ? make either 4 crank or a philosopher out Mrs. M. Irwin of. Camptonville came} f.a man.” says: and is wearing. suspenders. dangerous from Leing udsuspected. So douciisive, and @mbraceg Phadeliberate 4 affirma She has been living with th¢ -isidi gestion @nd logsf flesh & se Mor He + CRANK OR A PHILOSOPHER, * of a Printer. “An exchange Says: “tA pewspaper man . ? It ighis ings; to whoop her up for his man and let his man forget all about him af er he is elected; to defend his candidate against the unjust.atiecks of the.opposition, and see that whatever favers his candidat: has to bestow goes to the other fellow. . Tt inthe business. of the newspaper to give every enterprise a As oe ‘send off,” and then. catch schoet because she failed to record the fact that some, prominent ; citizen had' his delivery wagon painted, ‘Po subscribe liberally to every public, charitable and éhe reh entertainment, pay his own way. to every th: ug. spirited beerué a ‘columns not tevoted It is bound te sa Sie OU a She Has Them Un. — the editor of the Ancohda Advocate . , “Our wife is following the ‘faslrion She’s been wearing the other things ¢yer since we never thought of the suspenders before.’ ree ane their conscience. Their moral convictions are the same on al subjects: ‘Tney are like a reader who speaks every word with pet as gees Rl abe. a &. ‘(A S8AKE in the grass” iy all the more aré many of the blood medicines ‘offered the public. ‘To avoid all risk, ask your druggist for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and also Ayer’sAlmanae, which is just out for the new year. sebet WV. ith many elergmen, ephliz speakers,” singers, and actors, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ig the fa: vor itetemedy forhoargeness ‘and all affections of the vocal organs, throat, and lungs. Its anodyne and expectorant effect are promptly realized. Are You Squirming? And is i¢ pain that canses ‘Fou to; scqtdrm? the outset with Hostetter y Stomach Bittera, Which-expéla, the , fheumatic’ virus from the*hlood and promptly relfeves the tortures that it preduces. The evidence in its behalf-en this point is ample .and tidrs of many medigal practitionliver cemplaints, neuralgia, DETVOUSsN eps, itis world -fam cence after débili facilitated by it. So ee é 7 If You Want ‘% 4 ting cdionta . is much or anything else in the furniture or housefurnishing line, call at Kinkead’s furniture store, ( ( “ommercial street. ds 0 +80 —— MICHELL’s s Dancing School and Social every Friday night. Children’s class Byeereny afternoon. o24-tf. +360 Handsome Bedroom Sets, Cheffoniers, Hall Racks, Oak ‘andAsh Extension Tables, Bed Lounges, Center Tables, etc,, at James Kinkead’s Comuhersiat street. 8 eee eoFour-In-HAND Neckties can’t be beat. AtB. H. Miller's. ‘eidirlosas weceaae nica ies # Leader. rr ¢ Since its first introduction, . Electric Bit; ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among —— oo The Apple Crop. There are no mountain apples to be had for love or money. The crop has been éonipletely exhausted. Smith, the grocer, has taken in the situation and receivéd a large. consignment of Santa Cruz apples: : Everything, at Cost, B. H. Miller “announces in today’s Tuansceipt that before taking stock ev—ery article in his store will beroffered” ‘for, sale atactaal cost, ‘ ge . he Pine . ne Baris. Pythian Castle is to is to refitted in elegant style, _ It will be re-painted,. rg-carpeted and re-furnished. When completed it will equal in beauty y any hallin the State. r 4 sazon poet Beer. calauschies for ce this delicioue and pesieh ful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Biers, Commercial street. It Should Be ia tn Every. House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., SharpsDr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption ‘and Coughs, that it cared his wife who was threatened saree il EVBTUMING at COS with Pneumonia pure medicinal tonics and alteratives— containing nothing which permits its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stothach, Liver or Kidneys. It willeure Sick Headache, Indipostion, Constipation, and drive Malari: rom the system. Satisfaction guarain joed with each bottle or thé: money will »e refunded. Price only 0c. per bottile 3old by Carr Bros. ARR eA Guaranteed Cure, __We authorize.our_advertised-druggist to, sell Dry: King’s New Discovery for . Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition, If you are afflicted with #'Congh, Cold or any’Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bettle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr.’ King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. Fl) after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when varidis otherremedies and several physicians had done her no good: Robert} cfore will be’sold at Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. . Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at {Carr Bros.’ Drug Store large bottles, 50¢c. and $1.00. Days of +*'49,’" Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld,. Mitchell & SHOES, HATS, etc., ' Biebenhaner, sole agents for Pacific ‘they Coast, 116 Front ‘street, San Francisco. ja23-ly Undertaking. Night ile promptly attended to in the Undertaking line. Call at residence, taking every article in my ACTUAL COST. 2 Remember I have a finest lines of CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND and MUS! il) AT ONCE, Odd Fellows’ Building: Hevea {Geo. Tracy, Hill, died at the Cor morning. jurniture was saved. * Nu Before my annual stock. Died at the Hospital. for.nerly of Co'um! a raty Hospital this R. MeKacham, Oy QO ae ¢ De-troyed by Fite. , . 2 The dwelling heuse of Uhal. . Folk . North4loom#icli was totilly destri ved . hy fire yesterday. Nene of the lioasehuid . isurnice. ae = Death ofa Chila ‘Tee infant laughter of George Clark . died at North Blcomfeld last evening. . i . 4 sete HOPED vERIVATS. . National Exchange. . ees . Thos. McGonigal, Pleasant Valley, Win. Glover, = Mes. Meck, Capipt uv &, H. Wyri : Gols Heudric ks, € olur nbia Hull, H. Meyers, P. Fitasisusons, Freneli C-rral, dev. Jobu Thompson, Oakiaud, . A. Patiersoa, core sat City, op B. Brown,. L ,Coilin, San Francisco, F. Mitehell, es Mrs. M. Irwin, :*‘ S. Berra, e J. Sunderland, ‘* M. Kelley, +e W. Fagye, ‘* : Mis kk. Royce, San-Jose, “A. Me Dobbie, Bloomtivid, 8 Members of S ate Universi y Club. P. Za f, Grass Vaidey, R, Steinegger, ‘‘ V. Dorsey, e &. ‘Lownsend, 12 Members uf he Hatch, Liopcnadie Co. C. Helmay, Oakland, Union Arrivals. Fink is ge Satiesy, W.(@. fioruer, San f rancisco, W. Weber, J. P. Fogarty, Moores. Flat, Gus’ Ozlli, Graniteville, J. G. Shepherd, Spenceville, H. Huckins. Sin Juan, (rea: Levee, Pardons: Bridge, W. Mood dy, John Clark, North £ , rvomlfield, Geo, Clark, % Geo. A. Nihell, a J. Bradbnry, Alleghany, 4H. Fuller, as Hi. Wilhamson, ‘ D. Breen, Birehville, D. Doyle, ds 4 Members of Hat tch, Trader & Company. J. Hatcher, ¢ ‘olumbia Hall,. T. English, bts P. Schoen, Oakland, Dr. J. R. Redman, Glenbrook, J. O'Donnell, Moores Flat, F. Nichols, May bert, Geo, F. Murphy, Grass Valle Ys A. J. Morane, R. H. Gardner, Dutch Flat, L. F. Steveus, Rialroad. . Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. ‘The best-Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required It is “1aranteed to give perfect satisfac ign o1 money tefunded. Price 25 cents For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dru Store. s20ly 7-200 ——-— ‘A Nice Ohliristinas Présent. _-There is nothing more appropriate and young than one of those Willow Rocker or handsome Plush upholstered chairs at Kinkead’s furniture store, Commercial street. The pricesare very low. 3 o ———— + eee K. of P, Attention. The regular weekly meeting of Milo . * Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A fuit attendance is requested. Onas, Benners, C. OC. BR. 8S. Recror, K. of R. & 8. B ORN. At Grass Valley, December 17th, to ©harles E. Clinch, and wife a daughter. DIED. At Grass Valley, December 16th, Mrs. Mary Ann Jenkins,aged 67 years,a native of England. ad J. V. & is the only Sarsapafilla thet old or feeble people should take, as the mineral potash which is in every other Sarsaparilla that we know of, is under certain conditions known to be emaciating. J. V. 8. on the contrary is purely végetable and stimulates digestion and creates new blood, tlie very thing forold, delicate or broken down people.

It buikds them up and prolougath eir lives. A case In points Mrs. Belden an estimable and elderly lady of $10 Mason &t., 8. F, was for monthsdeclin{ngso rapidly as toscriously alarm her family. It got so bad that she was finally afflicted with fainting spells. She writes: “While in that dangerous condition I saw some of the testimonials concerning J, V.8. and sent for & bottle. That marked the turning point. { regained my lost flesh and strength and have not felt so well in years.” That was two years ago and Mrs, Belden is well and hearty to-day, and still taking J.V.8. Lf you are feeble and wantto bebuilt upask for JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilla CARR BROS. “Dividend Notice, Ta theeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Mining Company, held on the 13th day of December, 1892, a divideud (No, 26) of Ten (40 cents) pershere was declared payable ou and after Monday, Aec, 19, 1892, ab the office of the Compauy, No, 820 Sansome street, Koom 10, San #rancisco, Ca'. Transfer books will be closed on Sate urday, nes ember 17, 1892, at 9 o’ciack 4. M. THEO. WETZEL, Seeretary. ( fice Ne, 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal, Stockho'ders Meeting. “Poulain Head Gravel Mining Company, Wind Is “HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Meeting of the Stockhoiders of the above Compsny will be held at the Company’s Oifice, in the Tilley building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, on Thursday Evening, December 29th, 1892, At7 o'clock, Broad Street, Nevada City. order of the Board of Directors.¢ ais E, MULLER, Secret ts called the “Father of Diseases.” . and ia generally accompanied with --, CONSTIPATION It is caused by a Torpid Liver, . LOSS. OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, BAD BREATH, Efe. To as iia ate suecessfilly: ; write, sit, (T° hav much ready money, bat’ i‘ own a0) worth of personal property. It is a mild laxative and a tonicto . ‘ the digestive organs, By taking ; ‘Simmons: Liver Regulator you ' promote digestion, bring on a reg; ular habit of: body and prevent Biliousness anid Indigestion. “My wife was sorely distressed with Cotatipation and coughing, followed. with Bleedi P After four onthe ues of Si Liver R Res P . Rhymester~1p menuacript pornt--* Exchange. ‘Neither do I!’—Life. ; ZF “Negotiabte. i i Her Father—In what shape is ‘this roperty? Hh ie : L Why He ‘Dia so. Bobbins—You say you gave up your position for one that requires night work? ‘I can’t understand it. Dobbins—You'é understand it if. you had twins at your house.—Brooklyn Life. she is almost entirely relieved, gaining strength and fiesh,""W. B. Laurin, Delaware, Ohio ‘(I have used Simmons Liver Beculatot for Constipation of «my Bowels,.c ‘by temporary derangement of the Liver, and always. with decided benefit,”"— Hinam Wanner, Chiet Justice of meee si ‘ Nil GROCERY SPORE WWE. J ‘Chinato yp USPECTPULLY INFORMS TRE PEObatted adcie eels MANE Nas hos gpened a First-ciuss Grovery Store on the Curyer of Broad and Commercial — New ly opposite Me K. Chareh, Where be wil keep coustaut!y on hand the vory kepiof Groceri€és, Provisions, Case Goods, And Everything Else Usually .Found ina Store of this kind, —_— By stfict Attention to business and yel ling: goods at the lowest living pr ces, I hope to receive a share of the public patronage. d12 NEVADA LODGE, ‘NO. 13, r.& A.M Meets at Masonic Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of each month. $ Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordially invited. Wa. BARKER, Master. I. J. ROLF, Secretary. WANTED. A Loan of $3,509 on good security, real estate, For particulars call at the Law Office of Fred Searls, Nevada City. Holidays, pReeL! gaa We have purchased the Largest Stock of HOLIDAY GOODS AND NOVELTIES £2” liver Brought to Nevada City. “Ey This line . very-finest-goods‘earried—by the Leading Drug and Stationery Houses of the Coast, And are now being displayed at our Store t in . Ode Fellow Building, BROAD STREET. & You are cordially invited to call and me lkcn § the articles whether desiring to purchase or not, Pleasant attention will. always be shown you, and we shall endeavor to merit the friendly relations that have, existed between us for the past quarter of a century, W. D, VINTON. ccnsists cfthe mv ut SSE tebe ms hurtaee Ornamentation of Wood. Our cut represents a design for a table tcp, which can be catried out in the“now . f, shignable pyrographie or poker work, or “by pAiinting, staining or inlaying.’ After having been properly enlarged on tracing paper or linen the design has. to be trans ferrcd to the, surface of t's: wood. If intended for pyrograpliic.v ork, the outlines of the'désign are burned ju Urs with the pointed benzine burner, and the parts which appear solid black in the engraving worked with pointsof equal diameter aud of the size of.4 small lentil placed, clase to; gether, while the ground is.carried out ip” tiny ‘dots or liné veining. ts itt 4 Lay nha AS! _.) DESIGN FOR FABLE TOP. ~ + For working the designsin painting, the outlines ‘are traced with, sepia, the solid black parts filed in with lampblack and the ornaments with a light shade of sienna, the veining being carried out with sepia and burnt sienna on a pale sepia. back, ground., Another color combination is dark brown for the solid black parts, olive green for theleaves, bright yellow for the scrolls and rosettes, burnt sienna for the hackground, and carmine .mixed with Slack for the veining. The same color scheme holds good for staining and. imita tion inlaying. . After the decoration has been finished in of the ways described above the surface has to be waxed. Tu this end ordinary yellow beeswax is cut into small pieces, placed in a glass vessel and just covered over with turpeptine,until the mixture forms, by stirring, a semifluid paste, which is ‘then spread thinly over the surface.of ‘the wood, and,.when nearly dry. polished with a stiff brush. + ene rear ee hae Best Cure For All disorders of the erce and Lungs is Ayes Cher It has no equal ' as boos hone) Bronchitis ~* “When I was a boy, I had a bronchial trouble of such a persistent and stubborn character, that the doctor pronounced ’ it incardble with ordinary remedies, but recommended me to try rie aga bAryer's’“Cherry’ Pectoral. I did-soy and body!” one bottle os me. For the last fifteen years, Ih good effec when yer Ttpke « bad cok nd I know of numbers ‘of people w eepitin the house all the tfme, not considering ,it safe to be without it.”— 3.€. Woodson, P. M., Forest Hill, W.Va. Cough we “For ug than twenty-five years, y 3 thisiprepatation with [° \Rédeen? Phat fou have lost by not giving us your trade sooner? ~» GET BACK Some:of Your Hard Harned Dollars. Don't be “foolish. Phere ig tide tirthe ‘aftairs"of nen whictr taker Lat. the lood” ‘leads on oho Bros perity. If you want to take the road* which leads to it. come i ae now. ., Be wise and. call to see our display of . MEN’S. AND BOY’S ) was ‘a $ifferer from lung trouble, ate’ tended with coughing so severe at times . as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms frequently lasting three or four hours. 1 was induced to try Ayer’s Oherry Pectoral, and after taking four bottles, was thoroughly cured.” — dase "a game Clay Centre; Kans. eam ‘ ; La Crippe “Last spring L was taken down with la grippe. At titnés I” was “completely prostrated, and so difficult was my breathing that my breast seemed as if ine Silk’ Mufflers, confined in an iron cage. bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Deowigrad no sooner had I began taking it relief followed. Icould not wallevethas the effect would be so rapid and the mplete.”—W. H. Williams, cure ‘80 Cook City; 8. Dak. + _ AYER’S ay Cherry Pectoral Sites ny 0. Agee & Co., Lowell, Mase. = the Ereakers, A Drama in two acta" to bes given a the : NEVADA THEATRE, Oo Priday Evening, Decembsr 23d, 189? For the Benefit of the OONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH. ' List of Characters : David Murray, Keeper of Fairpoin Fight, Ralph Webber. arry Divine, his Assigtant, Prof, H, S. Martin. ‘Hon. Brace, Hunter, Attorie ey A. D. Mason. Clarence Hunter, his OG, Prof. G: H. Stokes. Peter Paragraph, a pewspaper ‘reporter, Barnum Power. * Send”, Hunter's ‘colored servant, ce Organ. y Miss faves,” Miss tice Caldwell. ‘«Mother-Carey,” tellers Miss Martha Sims, ‘Biddy Bean,” an Irish gir], Miss Helen Cooper. Admission 50 cents. 10 cents extra. pied. Wen as FR osem bere, ros. . Everybody admits that we have this YEAR The Largest and Best. Selected Stock EiolidasCtocdis Ever Brought-to this County, . : We. have purchased all of our Goods in New York, hence we have the Advantage of Everybody. We » — Tnyite all té. inspect our r Goods: and PricesWe are now having a a Clearance Sale of Ladies, . Misses and Children’s Cloaks, Wraps, 44ND CARPETS, . Which we wil sell at nerd Reduced Prices, OUR Bazan TABLE Is the Largest, Cheapest and Best selected this side of San Francisco, They ‘Are Too Numerous to Mention. Call and examine Goods and Prikes before Purchasing ‘elsewhere, ~ ROSENBERG BROS, PALACE DRY GOODS TORE, BROAD SREET. AGENT Niasta, Mineral Just Received. Dultys Mal FOR. WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR { é key. . “Sole” Commercial Stet ‘I procured a sci Silk Handkerchiefs, An Immense Assortment. And our Own Importation ‘A large stock of “Intial, Fancy Border and Plains rice $1}, ‘six bostles, $5, Prompttoact, suretocure ‘Reserved seats SHOES, FANCY SLIPPERS, ETC, © All of which were made up for the wHoliday . . “‘Trade.u t Every purchaser of a Hat can have thetsame fined pats fectly, to his head by our NEW. HAT CON FORMING MACHINE free 6f charge. ot Don’t wait until everybody else has had their choice. The stock is all Brig ht, New and Fresh, and the prices" fi be’ astonished. are 80 low that y Soon’ ims aw . BRELIEWE OUR STORY: ‘Bell Starbright, “Cast up raj thie And et us. see}: yyour beating: countenances across our’ a reputed fi rénne thres te) d. ' . Chas: Grinds: LEADING. CLOTHIER. Merry Christmas . “——AND—. ‘a eoe Me 2 Mew.s CARR BROS. Respectfully announce to the public that they have this year a LARGER AND* BETTER VARIETY OF GOODS suitable for Christmas Presents than ‘ever be fore, including everything usually found in a FIRST CLASS DRO ues Perfumery of all Beni Makes Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Dressing Cases, Etc., Etc., Pigs . IN. SCORES OF STYLES. . : 00000-——— Writing Desks, Fine Papeteries, Paper Weights, Presentation Books, Unique Booklets, Christmas Cards, ‘"7—+-00000-———— Also a Mammoth Stock of = eg — a ee —aNd— “CAMES: If you have any doubt as. te aie you cant find any NICE THING fora CHRISTMAS: GIFT; « call at: Carr os. For they are nearly. sure tu have ‘Something to Suit you. i. de teenies EF Our mailiag clerk. will give ‘especial: care. to the selection and shipment of orders . “up country,” : * ee ll Corner Broad and . Pine Streets, Nevada City Fancy Toilet. Soaps, oes cn ae seal «_ BeautfalsPaneyGoods; Ete, ° i a ma a ) é lk ‘ a — 7 ’ ~~ ‘ 5 Sy — @ f s Avs)