December 20, 1889 (4 pages)

ia : f c \ The Daily Transcript. OFFICE: fo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada C ity, Cal CIRCULATES 18 Nevada City Grass Valley, Bo’ ench Corul, Sweetiands North Bloom te! fie ogee With: the me Jpno er ‘of Nevada Trackee, sieoin Placer . ™mesieunp and not rrest ; Sierra counties, ncramentoy Ban ov Fa, om i the malenium mipet cisco—i: ou : “¢rom Siski ou to : Diego from the 8i-. be getting awful m@ar Teackee. a . erre to the Af inter¥View With trustees Lewison ~FEIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1889. em NEWSPAPERS. —_ . The Namber Of Them and Where .Khey Are Printed. ~ Germany publishes the . greatest . number of periodicals i@ aj] Europe. ; In all it produces 5,500 periodicals, of which 800 are dailies. The journ.! deyoted to religious. dogmas, creeds, . and scientific theories abound. The most widely circulated Germa gournal “is the Berliner Tagenbliatt, which issies 55,000 copies. After Germany comes England, which issues 8,000 periodicals, 807 of which ate dailies, France follows with a number neajly equal, which, official jy; is 2,819, of whieh only a quarter are published daily, bi-weekly or tri-weekNotes of Imterest From the East esday evening’s bh & Ready, . can: and McGlashan definite plans fer the rebuilding of the TRUCKEE TIDINGS. Endof the County. The following items are from WedTruckee Republireveals that no burned schoolhouse have yet been nade. Mr. Lewison is adverse.to askjng the district for mora money. He is in favor of a less pepsive puilding. Mr. Mc eGlashan is in fiver of issuing more bondg. “& is probable that a. megt of citizens willbe called tov next weektodixenss the-Situation. in Sierraville the otber day, there was @ case of amateur “theustricals, AV fen ARere segné Was reach-d the ficrdine got a notion that she woulda’t PRICE LIST ¢ and you will get what you order. _——_+26e-——_-_—__—__ Et Ex I prescrise Simmons Liver Regula— a : tor, amd it degerves all the praise it bias — and Be Best Crocery House] -ceives. “Dr. mw. ——— Siloam . City . ie Es Springs, yon ‘s I, The = Picture Boom F $ 50 s“bustell;”’ so if you afe dis sted Abs.“ 757, with the Cheap photographe-to Which Corn, per 100 lbs. I 7549 have been subjected, zo to M. Schramin’s gallery and havée™ some Rolled Barley, per 190 . 1.90 Firbr CLASS pictures made. /Prites ref) Bran, per 100 Ibs, I 12} duced until New Year. First-class Middlirgs, per roolbs 1 25] work only. di-tf White Sugar, 13 lbs, +1 00 Brown Sugar, 15 lbs, _ 1 00 Bridge ¥ Notice. Rice, 16 Ibs, U sae spent a sn EG, SSR Currants, 10 Ibs, 1 do. iFenpe wy fiom, Board lof Super, in Nevada “ote on Tuesday, Janugle> Btn "1890, at 190° clock A. M. of that day, ) thereafteras a hearin: Prunes, 10 Tbs, 25 iad, fora renewal of license tote dygedh 8 : the bridge across the a uba r Beans, 28 Ibs, So ee ote point yuown as wiley het OIG Costa Rico Coffee, 4 lbs 1 00} a7 OODS, Raisins, 10 lbs, b@~hugged in public and when the lover held out his arms she refused 10 fallinto them. He tried to reach her bet she eladed hid gragp. ‘He ingisied oi. bis privilege and chased her all over. the stage, while the audience shouted and yelled and offered to help }» ly. Italy holds the fourth soni, in publishing 1,400 journals, 200 of whith appear at Rome, 240 at Milan, 120 at Naples; 94 at Turin,and 69 at Florence. Of these 170 are dailies. “The oldes: is the Gazette de Genes, established in 1797. In Austria-Hungary there are 1,200 journals, of which 150 are circulated seven. times.each week. Of the 850 papers published in Spain one-third are ‘periodical: The first specimens-of the Spanish gazettes were peddied about by the blind. They appeared at indifferent periods, and often assumed the form of romances. Russia publishes but 800 journals, -200 of which appear at St Petersburg and 75 at Moscow. An infinite number of languages are represented in the Rusgian press. In Greeée journals are proportionally numerous, every little market place having one. Athens publishes 54, all daily. In Switzerland there are 450 journals, and Belgium and Holland furnisb nearly an equal: number. In Sweden, Norway and Portugal journalism is but little cultivated. In Turkey the journalistic movement is quite active. In Asia are found no less than’ 3; 000 periodical publications. Most of of them appear in Japan and the English Indies. China is not so well supplied, bav‘ing but ‘the King-Pau—the official journal of Pekin, which issues three editions aday on as many colors of paper—one journalat Shanghai, and another at Corea. This last iS printed in Chinese and Corean. him tgtch her. Finally he caught her, which mage her so mad that she . wouldn’ t goon with her part and the play stopped right there. The audience-did not complain. ~“Phey had got more than their monevy’s worth,” Monday. evening ttie residence of Mrs. E. A-Meiser bad ® narrow’ escape from destrogtion by fire, iA baby carriage filled with rolls of wall paper, ina shed, was nearly cunsunied and flames: were just being’ eommunicated to other gbjeets. A bucksét -of water subdued them without further: damage. The origin of the fire was at firs! shrouded in mystery, as no fire had been in the shed for along time, but at last a solution was guessed at which seems very reasonable. The cushions of the baby buggy were stuffed with hay andthis becoming dampened by water from a leaky roof, spontaneous combustion was produced. os es ee Hotel Arrivais. Nationa Hore, December 18th— W. A. Robinson, RB. McMurray, J, Jacobs, J. W. Leoy, C.F. Northup, A C. Hinkson, A.D. Allan, San Francisco; P. 8. Waldron, Dr. M. P. Harris, Graniteville; C, B. Hanson, M. C. Hogan, 8. Lanyon, San Juan; Jacob Kimzly, Sacramento; J. 8. Gregory, Reno; Samuel Jacka, Yuba Mine; L. R. Prescott, Mrs. J. Miller, Omega; A.Tregidgo, Ormonde; Thos. Corrigan, Jno. Corrigan, P. Callahan, Jno Driscoll, Mooney Fiat ; Gus Schwallenberg, B. B. Halsey, Auburn ; Thos. M. Guest, Mariposa Co.; A. Meger, Cherokee. Union Horex Pec. 18—J. AS Ramsey, A. Houston, Sun Francisco; Wm. Berry, 3. C. Noell, W. J.Crase, Wm. Bee, H. Uphoff, 8. D. Avery, Grass’ ". Japan Tea, 5 Ib box, Wash. Powder, 12 pap’s I 00 -_* Starch, 12 papers, 1 00 Semi-Annual Examination. Corn Starch, 12 papers, 1 00 [HE SEMI-ANNUAL JAL EXAMINATION OF Jivants fur certificates to teaeh in Oysters, 8 cans, I OO} the ie aphoels of Nevada County will Green Corn, 8 cans, begin on I 00 Monday, Dec. 30th, 1889, Green Peas, 8 cans, T OO} a: Washington Schoolhouse in Nevada String Beans, 8 cans, 1 00 Or iesot wigan provided Op law from e Tornatoes, 8 cans, I OO . &#¢h applicant, as provided by lew. Salmon 2 lb cans, 6 for 1 00 Secretary Co. Board of of Edueation, — ’ ’ Po eS een Sse IDEN SAS Sa SS Salmon, 1 lb cans, 8 for 1 00 : Pie Fruit, rocans for 1 oo} Nevada City Candy Factory. elly, 6 cans, I 00 tN ag: \% boxes, 8 1 00 Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2, Sardines, %4 boxes, 6 1 00] #m@™For a Box of Fine Mixed, Fancy, 1 00 . Fresh French Candy, of my own ManuCorn Beef, 6 for Condensed Milk, 6 for 1 00 facture, suitable for a Present for any d occasion. Lard, 10 Ib cans, I 15] Satisfaction guaranteed. I refer to the cit1 oo izens of Nevada City asto my reliability. Commercial street, next door below Chas. 2 OO} Kent's Meat Market. Postoffice box No. 161. Lobsters, 6 cans, Mackerel, per kit, Lard, 8 Ib cans, I OO. 227-tf F. Psiknkcn Ga : Lard, 5 elaigent 60 ony 4 Kerosene, 5 gallon can, I-40 f ernieie pe gallon 35 CONOMY Pacery Ore. a : allon 50 Syhup, uation keg, 2 00We rena Lan 1 00 . mOoOww PRICES 25 —AND INGood ss aa cabana Pickles, 5 gadlon keg, Good Tea, per lb, Japan Tez, per tb, 30 I 50 English Breakfast,5 box 1 50). Give usa Trial and We English Breakfast, lb, 3°; Will Convince You. Soap, per box, i 50 diiaes Savon Soap, per box, 1 10 HEN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOLHarknéss Candles, ‘box, 2 50 a Harkness Candles. 40 1'00. (G¢roceries, Flour, Feed, Goodwin Candles, box, .2 25 : Goodwin Candles, 44, .1 00 And Grain. San, Fran. Candles, box, 1 00 “THE BEST OF Starch, per box, 5°. Fancy Canned Goods. ‘Butter, per roll, 40 Tobacco, per plug, 45 Hay, per ton, RAY 50, In fact everything found in a first-class family supply store. ——— REMEMBER THE PLACE “Boun, the Tchoyashinmboun and the Mainitchishimboun. In Beloochistam and Afghanistan there are no papers; but as an offeet there are six in Persia. As regards the press Africa is disinherited. It possesses but 200 journals, 30 of which are published in Egypt, and the rest in the European colonAs might be supposed, America comes in for a large share of the world’s publications. In the United States alone there are 12,500, of which over 1,000 are dailies. The first American newspaper appeared at Boston in 1704, under the name of the Boston News. Although but slightly developed up to 1800, an epoch at which there were but 200 journals, fhe press of the United States has made remarkable progress since the beginning of this esntury. In fact, in 1840 there were 1,630 journals enumerated, in 1880 4,000. It will be seen that since then the figures have. been more than tripled. In Canadathere are 700 journals. Aside from Mexico and in Brazil,where * a number of journals are published, it only remainsto-cite the Argentine Republic, the press of which is represented by 60 publications. But four papers ean be found in Oceanica. Australia has 700. The Sandwich Islands have eight. Over half the papers printed appear in English. Of American journals 150 are edited and published by negroes. The oldest of these, the Elevator, was started eighteen years ago. The Nevyapa Datsy Transcaifr is the oldest and has the largest circulation of any paper in Nevada county, It has been calculated that there exists one journal for every 82,60) individuals, ay Seis Fer @ver Haifa Century. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while'teething, with perfect success.It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. . Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask. for ‘MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and take no other kind. Twenty-4ve ‘ “Bal /!_ a bottle. ; oe tf Sporons Liver Rzeunaror is the foe of malaria as it throws off the bile and prévents its accumulating. —* 7e+-—— Brecuam’s Puss eure bilious and nervousedlls. ibe Neasgcy all caida are slight, a first, but their tendency is to so lower tle system that the sufferer becomes u ready victim to any prevalent disease. The’ use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, in the ‘beginning of 9 cold, would guard Se Hatcher’ Columbia Hill; F. C. Pickle, N.-H. Loomer, Smasteyille; Nj Powers, Mooney Flat; John Drabeck. Ww; Cramer, Qu.ker Hill. _————— A Crash in the Gleve Jiarket. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are selling five-button stitched-back kid glove: ingray and tan at 75 cents, although the same are worth $1.25 and generaliy sell at tbat price. ll sizes to be-had. d6-tf. Tr you don’t go and see Vinton’. holiday goods you will muke a mistake, «. ti. Reap Carr Bros,. advertisement and go and inspect their woods: SHILou’s Couum ¢ and Consumption Cure is sold by us ona guarantee. It cures Consumption. . Sold by Carr Bros. grap Albums at Garr Bros. Way Covcu. W HEN 2 few doses of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will relieve you? Try it. Keep it in the house. You are liable te E have 9.cough at any time, and no other remerly is 80 effective as this world. =m renowned prepara. tion. No household, with young children, should be without it, Scores of lives are saved every year by its timely use. Amanda .B. Jenner, Northampton, Mass., writes: ‘‘ Common gratitude impels the to acknowledge the’, eat benefits I have derived for? my children from the use of Ayer’s most excellent-Cherry Pectoral. I had lost two dear children from croup and consumption, and had the greatest fear of losing my only remaining congener and son, as they were delicate. Happily, I find that by Cavin ' them Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, on the firs! symptoms of threat or lung trouble, they are relieved from danger, and are becoming robust, healthy children.” “In the winter of 1885 I took @ bad cold which, in spite. of eve: known remedy, grew worse, so that the family physician considered me incurable, suppouey me to be im consumptien. As@ * oa i — i 8s Cherry Pectora contelolhs tines then f i Dard netbeans . without this medicine. I am Sty of age, weigh over 180 nds, tribute my good health to by ol of _Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. vO, Ww. Youker, em, N, J. “Last winter th Scnltractel a pevere . eold, which by repeated exposure, became ee obstinate. I was much troubled with hoarseness and bronchial irritation. After trying various dicines, without-relief, I TT detent @ bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. On taking this medicine, and f hb ceased almost immediatel fore been been bf ever since.”’— gy! Holston Conlorta vin LP. reenvilie District, M. pA E boro, T Ayer's Cherry Petra PREPARED BY aod Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Pll acsenh this danger. ae vas? pe aeee Price $1; sid botties, gh , Tue lat est styles of Serap and Avto-. _ WANE UP EVERYBODY DON'T PUT OFF i. Making Your Holiday wall TILL OUR IMMENSE STOCK IS CULLED OVER. We say emphatically, and we hee what we are saying, that we have never belore offered to the people of Nevada County SUCH STUPENDOUS. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS As now grace our Establishment. NOVELTIES IN PLUSH: ~ Dressing Cases, Handkerchief Boxes, Manicure Sets, Glove Bexes, Odor: Cases, Coilar and Cuff Boxeg, Jewel Cases; Whisk-Broom Holders, Shaving Sets, Card Sets, Ten Styles of Writing Tablets. Immense line of Pleare Frames. Biggest assortment of ALBUMS in the County, ATTRACTIONS IN LEATHER: Chatelaine Bags, Albums, Portmonnaies, Diaries, Traveling Cases, __.Memorandas, + Writing Desks, Ete: ; & Books. Booklets and Christmas Car We have enough of. these to supply everyb they're all the finest and of this season's styles. GAMES 3 “w All.of the most pope kinds. If you don't se you want, ask fori FOS va-as Be _-e Here's: wie .we make thé youn ers” sai a Say we are the'leaders in contrib et to the OD ands warq Of the rising generation, ‘It is'net megessaty tolparticular'Zeas ‘to sie sedi We “aitoply gol ere? sepply: eke taste hey PERFUMES! We have a nice line of the best of this class of Goods. We have much more to say about our Holiday Exposition but we will say it in another part of the paper, as the printer tells t us we are, crowded for room in this space, . _—= wow TO COUNTRY ROex 2, ive can’t visit ourstore, decide what you want and about what you, want, tQ ‘pay,. Send in rome wrder and we'll guarantee to fill it satisfactorily. ‘CARR BROTHERS, alace Drug Store. Cor, Co: RP ‘al & Pine Sts. Neva City reece i OD aed 2 ie eet = Wm. Wollf’s. .sarcirirna cer se\The Great Attraction of Nevada County ee ee 4 & g THE INSPECTION WILL REPAY YOU ! {Sicecsshinc lse-innromrtign. __REMEMBERTHE PLACE . . . TO BE. SOLD: AT LOW PRICES. ——$———$—— — — — \ HOLIDAY a ee me] “The Bee Hive” ry Goods’Store, ~/ ‘grass Valey. sam’i Wee, Proprietor. (6 yards-Muslin for-$1 extra heavy, 12 yards Canton Flannel for $1. White Blankets, $1.20 up to $0.00. Long Cloaks, 63.75 {0 $7/50--reduood prices, Taek 1950 to $4.50---FULE TRIMMED. palette Jackets, $10.00--Full trimmed. Largest Millinery Department in the county, . : The Bee FEiiwve,. 14, 16 and 18 Mill st., Grass Valley. en ar i Ce RR HIOILINIDIALY CIRIE EITHINIG “A Merry Christmas and Happy. New Year to All! [S THE GREET ING EXT ENDED BY W. D. VINTON, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. oe HAVE YOU SEEN. HIS HOLIDAY STOCK ? If Not, Do not Fail to Go and Take a Look at It. — = —— A Newspaper adyertisement even as large as this. one could not adequately describe it. Best of “— all,-everything is Pee These Iterns ‘will give you a faint idea as to the variety of the.Goods, but when it comes to quality “they must be. seen.to; be appreciated,” as the saying is, 0. TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS, SALAD SETS, WHISK-BROOM HOLDERS, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, ODOR CASES, WORK BASKETS, ETC. Altin the Neatgst qnd Most Artistic Designs, — —Also the FINEST and Largest Variety of— vactiieg EASTMAN’ S latest .cut-glass goods, LU N D‘. BORG'S, ALFRED WRIGHT’S, PICKSECKER’S, and PINAUD’S. ; The foregoing include _all the latest odors, such as, “Floral Chimes,” “Blue Bells of Scotland,” “Ye old time Martha Washington, ” “Wedding,” ‘White Clover,” ‘ ‘Spanish i baa? " “Damask Rose,” “Arbutus,” “Puritan Bréeze.” etc , etc. O “> FOR. FURTHER: PARTICULARS CALL AROUND: and see the assortment. ww. TD. VINTON. « Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada ls NOW FOR _ BUSINESS. We Are Still Here ! Weisenburger Bros. PROPRIETORS OF THR Plaza: ‘firocery and : Feed : Sore! ao seenns line of Furuiture, we can [ees & (naw. A I TR AG l IDNs Staple tl Fa te LeEa@aBHAW'S lates ri; We Twelve Distinct. Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And all the Best and Neweet Patterns. ’ OONK 1: STOVES i: AND :: RANGES, All Styles. _ Nevada City. G THIS MONTH RECEIVED DIHig from the Eastern manufacturers Hatireod Bedroom Sets at) $30 00. Chevalle Bedroom Sets, 2a «3 Glasp «. eh . ro ce Genuine i,» «. The Famous Superior Range, Bedding of all’ kinds, The Best in the Market. Parlor Sets made to Order. Xeents for the calebioted (Trimmed in Satin, Crushed, Silk}CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING and other Plushes.) . : Pistols, Furniture Coverines all Kinds. ouh*'arnmunitioncot all Kinds. LOUNGES—Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order.) Willow and Carpet Patent Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Oloths, tings, Wall Paper and Malar ' PIOTURE PRAMES made’ TO ORDER. We Bell “eveything at SACRAMENTO all shades, at 75 cents a yard. 10 pieces, 48 inches wide, at 62 Ya cents. reduced to half-price. Call Early and sleet vour Prese ~ Large and © Orders from the Country sent on application. To their numerous customers, lery. ‘We believe in merits of American clas apt PAINTS, ag PUTTY SOLE AGENTS FOR 10. V. B.Pocket Knives. We do not carry English cutthe superior WINDOW GLASS, ETC, We Bell Everything at PRICES, San Francisco Prices, Freight Added. FREIGHT ADDED. FOR. THE NEXT 30 DAYS /-OFHOLIDAY ‘PRESENTS ih BLUMENTHAL, fit 1 Brad & Pine Sts, 20 pieces, 58 inches wilel ALL WOOL SUITINGS, ALL WOOL T RICOTT, 50 pieces HENRIETTA CLOTHS, at 20centsa var 20 pieces BLACK and COLORED VASHMERES from 50,cents fe $4, 09 .per yard. rr “BLACK ALPACAS and FANCY DRESS Goons 100 DOZEN. Ladies’ -and Gents’ SILK HANDeet fale which will also be sold at Half Price. --oie = uuu assortment of Ladies’ . Children’: s CLOAKS which will be sold at a low price,TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, BLANKETS COM FORTS, "KID GLOVES, ETC., will be sold ital HAL F-PRICE, and all of which ents while the inssneit is id Complete. promptly attended to, Samples A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broaa and Pine Sta en TE THE COMPLIMENTS OF ‘THE SEASON HEREBY EX FENDED ByY-— H. H. LENNIE & CO. They are now showing in great variety the HOLIDAY GOODS you require, and Collar. Boxes, Etc., Ete. An extensive and heautiful CARDS: BABY BUGGIE MF Call now and avoid the great rash. Pioneer Book Store. Plush and Leather Albums, Manicures, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Japanese Goods, Shaving Sets, Cuff Children’s Depaitment—Panoramic . Views, Dolls, Rocking Horses, Drums, Wagons, Doll's Carriagés, Etc. selection of CHRISTMAS S and PURSES at COST. ~ALL HOLIDAY GOODS REMARKABLY. GHEAP.— No tronble to show goods. H. H, LENNIE & CO. BROAD STREET, ABOVE ene wibiget be Shawl Pitis, beauti quoise, Garnets, Amethys Other Precious Stones, Crocerieg Provisions, Canned Goods, Flour Butter, Gulians Phintoes, Hams, Bison: Lard, rere and “Tobacco, Hay, Grain, Feed, Etc, Garden and Field Seeds of all kinds. bu Tens a Cash. Prcasths Lowes = ' Geods delivered Free'of Charge. Of Late Styles, J _——— 9 >We make’ Hoitse. Made uarantee “it 18-carats fine. Engraving Done F ree, Weisanbrrge Bros, Nevada City, Orders from the agetity prompl Laced 4 ‘4 =? Offer to the public t ah _ most Beautiful Stock of T REE! any HOME. “MADE JEWELRY ever rough to this Gold and ay Pe Ghaias Ladies’ Sets, als te Glasses, O Yowelry of all Gade rie ee ea te oe sete oaeen ene TEE. PLACE : ‘td HUY OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, The Big Fire Scorched Us, but Tructio de Brand, PINE, NEVADA GITY. D and Rings, Bangles, Charms, Hy®set in Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torts, Sapphires, Quartz and Fine Solid Silver and Plated Wate, ust Received. i . Everything in our Store Warranted ‘ab Represented. ' Jewelry a Specialty ; wad We will sell our Beamiful S k c f er Store’ in the State, tock Cheaper than ti 8 oth This isthe ONLY PLAC retire Watches, sevelry, acco A ly ah hats ory whee Yow eek pet =~ pera. G a ag 2

ia : f c \ The Daily Transcript. OFFICE: fo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada C ity, Cal CIRCULATES 18 Nevada City Grass Valley, Bo’ ench Corul, Sweetiands North Bloom te! fie ogee With: the me Jpno er ‘of Nevada Trackee, sieoin Placer . ™mesieunp and not rrest ; Sierra counties, ncramentoy Ban ov Fa, om i the malenium mipet cisco—i: ou : “¢rom Siski ou to : Diego from the 8i-. be getting awful m@ar Teackee. a . erre to the Af inter¥View With trustees Lewison ~FEIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1889. em NEWSPAPERS. —_ . The Namber Of Them and Where .Khey Are Printed. ~ Germany publishes the . greatest . number of periodicals i@ aj] Europe. ; In all it produces 5,500 periodicals, of which 800 are dailies. The journ.! deyoted to religious. dogmas, creeds, . and scientific theories abound. The most widely circulated Germa gournal “is the Berliner Tagenbliatt, which issies 55,000 copies. After Germany comes England, which issues 8,000 periodicals, 807 of which ate dailies, France follows with a number neajly equal, which, official jy; is 2,819, of whieh only a quarter are published daily, bi-weekly or tri-weekNotes of Imterest From the East esday evening’s bh & Ready, . can: and McGlashan definite plans fer the rebuilding of the TRUCKEE TIDINGS. Endof the County. The following items are from WedTruckee Republireveals that no burned schoolhouse have yet been nade. Mr. Lewison is adverse.to askjng the district for mora money. He is in favor of a less pepsive puilding. Mr. Mc eGlashan is in fiver of issuing more bondg. “& is probable that a. megt of citizens willbe called tov next weektodixenss the-Situation. in Sierraville the otber day, there was @ case of amateur “theustricals, AV fen ARere segné Was reach-d the ficrdine got a notion that she woulda’t PRICE LIST ¢ and you will get what you order. _——_+26e-——_-_—__—__ Et Ex I prescrise Simmons Liver Regula— a : tor, amd it degerves all the praise it bias — and Be Best Crocery House] -ceives. “Dr. mw. ——— Siloam . City . ie Es Springs, yon ‘s I, The = Picture Boom F $ 50 s“bustell;”’ so if you afe dis sted Abs.“ 757, with the Cheap photographe-to Which Corn, per 100 lbs. I 7549 have been subjected, zo to M. Schramin’s gallery and havée™ some Rolled Barley, per 190 . 1.90 Firbr CLASS pictures made. /Prites ref) Bran, per 100 Ibs, I 12} duced until New Year. First-class Middlirgs, per roolbs 1 25] work only. di-tf White Sugar, 13 lbs, +1 00 Brown Sugar, 15 lbs, _ 1 00 Bridge ¥ Notice. Rice, 16 Ibs, U sae spent a sn EG, SSR Currants, 10 Ibs, 1 do. iFenpe wy fiom, Board lof Super, in Nevada “ote on Tuesday, Janugle> Btn "1890, at 190° clock A. M. of that day, ) thereafteras a hearin: Prunes, 10 Tbs, 25 iad, fora renewal of license tote dygedh 8 : the bridge across the a uba r Beans, 28 Ibs, So ee ote point yuown as wiley het OIG Costa Rico Coffee, 4 lbs 1 00} a7 OODS, Raisins, 10 lbs, b@~hugged in public and when the lover held out his arms she refused 10 fallinto them. He tried to reach her bet she eladed hid gragp. ‘He ingisied oi. bis privilege and chased her all over. the stage, while the audience shouted and yelled and offered to help }» ly. Italy holds the fourth soni, in publishing 1,400 journals, 200 of whith appear at Rome, 240 at Milan, 120 at Naples; 94 at Turin,and 69 at Florence. Of these 170 are dailies. “The oldes: is the Gazette de Genes, established in 1797. In Austria-Hungary there are 1,200 journals, of which 150 are circulated seven. times.each week. Of the 850 papers published in Spain one-third are ‘periodical: The first specimens-of the Spanish gazettes were peddied about by the blind. They appeared at indifferent periods, and often assumed the form of romances. Russia publishes but 800 journals, -200 of which appear at St Petersburg and 75 at Moscow. An infinite number of languages are represented in the Rusgian press. In Greeée journals are proportionally numerous, every little market place having one. Athens publishes 54, all daily. In Switzerland there are 450 journals, and Belgium and Holland furnisb nearly an equal: number. In Sweden, Norway and Portugal journalism is but little cultivated. In Turkey the journalistic movement is quite active. In Asia are found no less than’ 3; 000 periodical publications. Most of of them appear in Japan and the English Indies. China is not so well supplied, bav‘ing but ‘the King-Pau—the official journal of Pekin, which issues three editions aday on as many colors of paper—one journalat Shanghai, and another at Corea. This last iS printed in Chinese and Corean. him tgtch her. Finally he caught her, which mage her so mad that she . wouldn’ t goon with her part and the play stopped right there. The audience-did not complain. ~“Phey had got more than their monevy’s worth,” Monday. evening ttie residence of Mrs. E. A-Meiser bad ® narrow’ escape from destrogtion by fire, iA baby carriage filled with rolls of wall paper, ina shed, was nearly cunsunied and flames: were just being’ eommunicated to other gbjeets. A bucksét -of water subdued them without further: damage. The origin of the fire was at firs! shrouded in mystery, as no fire had been in the shed for along time, but at last a solution was guessed at which seems very reasonable. The cushions of the baby buggy were stuffed with hay andthis becoming dampened by water from a leaky roof, spontaneous combustion was produced. os es ee Hotel Arrivais. Nationa Hore, December 18th— W. A. Robinson, RB. McMurray, J, Jacobs, J. W. Leoy, C.F. Northup, A C. Hinkson, A.D. Allan, San Francisco; P. 8. Waldron, Dr. M. P. Harris, Graniteville; C, B. Hanson, M. C. Hogan, 8. Lanyon, San Juan; Jacob Kimzly, Sacramento; J. 8. Gregory, Reno; Samuel Jacka, Yuba Mine; L. R. Prescott, Mrs. J. Miller, Omega; A.Tregidgo, Ormonde; Thos. Corrigan, Jno. Corrigan, P. Callahan, Jno Driscoll, Mooney Fiat ; Gus Schwallenberg, B. B. Halsey, Auburn ; Thos. M. Guest, Mariposa Co.; A. Meger, Cherokee. Union Horex Pec. 18—J. AS Ramsey, A. Houston, Sun Francisco; Wm. Berry, 3. C. Noell, W. J.Crase, Wm. Bee, H. Uphoff, 8. D. Avery, Grass’ ". Japan Tea, 5 Ib box, Wash. Powder, 12 pap’s I 00 -_* Starch, 12 papers, 1 00 Semi-Annual Examination. Corn Starch, 12 papers, 1 00 [HE SEMI-ANNUAL JAL EXAMINATION OF Jivants fur certificates to teaeh in Oysters, 8 cans, I OO} the ie aphoels of Nevada County will Green Corn, 8 cans, begin on I 00 Monday, Dec. 30th, 1889, Green Peas, 8 cans, T OO} a: Washington Schoolhouse in Nevada String Beans, 8 cans, 1 00 Or iesot wigan provided Op law from e Tornatoes, 8 cans, I OO . &#¢h applicant, as provided by lew. Salmon 2 lb cans, 6 for 1 00 Secretary Co. Board of of Edueation, — ’ ’ Po eS een Sse IDEN SAS Sa SS Salmon, 1 lb cans, 8 for 1 00 : Pie Fruit, rocans for 1 oo} Nevada City Candy Factory. elly, 6 cans, I 00 tN ag: \% boxes, 8 1 00 Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2, Sardines, %4 boxes, 6 1 00] #m@™For a Box of Fine Mixed, Fancy, 1 00 . Fresh French Candy, of my own ManuCorn Beef, 6 for Condensed Milk, 6 for 1 00 facture, suitable for a Present for any d occasion. Lard, 10 Ib cans, I 15] Satisfaction guaranteed. I refer to the cit1 oo izens of Nevada City asto my reliability. Commercial street, next door below Chas. 2 OO} Kent's Meat Market. Postoffice box No. 161. Lobsters, 6 cans, Mackerel, per kit, Lard, 8 Ib cans, I OO. 227-tf F. Psiknkcn Ga : Lard, 5 elaigent 60 ony 4 Kerosene, 5 gallon can, I-40 f ernieie pe gallon 35 CONOMY Pacery Ore. a : allon 50 Syhup, uation keg, 2 00We rena Lan 1 00 . mOoOww PRICES 25 —AND INGood ss aa cabana Pickles, 5 gadlon keg, Good Tea, per lb, Japan Tez, per tb, 30 I 50 English Breakfast,5 box 1 50). Give usa Trial and We English Breakfast, lb, 3°; Will Convince You. Soap, per box, i 50 diiaes Savon Soap, per box, 1 10 HEN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOLHarknéss Candles, ‘box, 2 50 a Harkness Candles. 40 1'00. (G¢roceries, Flour, Feed, Goodwin Candles, box, .2 25 : Goodwin Candles, 44, .1 00 And Grain. San, Fran. Candles, box, 1 00 “THE BEST OF Starch, per box, 5°. Fancy Canned Goods. ‘Butter, per roll, 40 Tobacco, per plug, 45 Hay, per ton, RAY 50, In fact everything found in a first-class family supply store. ——— REMEMBER THE PLACE “Boun, the Tchoyashinmboun and the Mainitchishimboun. In Beloochistam and Afghanistan there are no papers; but as an offeet there are six in Persia. As regards the press Africa is disinherited. It possesses but 200 journals, 30 of which are published in Egypt, and the rest in the European colonAs might be supposed, America comes in for a large share of the world’s publications. In the United States alone there are 12,500, of which over 1,000 are dailies. The first American newspaper appeared at Boston in 1704, under the name of the Boston News. Although but slightly developed up to 1800, an epoch at which there were but 200 journals, fhe press of the United States has made remarkable progress since the beginning of this esntury. In fact, in 1840 there were 1,630 journals enumerated, in 1880 4,000. It will be seen that since then the figures have. been more than tripled. In Canadathere are 700 journals. Aside from Mexico and in Brazil,where * a number of journals are published, it only remainsto-cite the Argentine Republic, the press of which is represented by 60 publications. But four papers ean be found in Oceanica. Australia has 700. The Sandwich Islands have eight. Over half the papers printed appear in English. Of American journals 150 are edited and published by negroes. The oldest of these, the Elevator, was started eighteen years ago. The Nevyapa Datsy Transcaifr is the oldest and has the largest circulation of any paper in Nevada county, It has been calculated that there exists one journal for every 82,60) individuals, ay Seis Fer @ver Haifa Century. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while'teething, with perfect success.It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. . Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask. for ‘MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and take no other kind. Twenty-4ve ‘ “Bal /!_ a bottle. ; oe tf Sporons Liver Rzeunaror is the foe of malaria as it throws off the bile and prévents its accumulating. —* 7e+-—— Brecuam’s Puss eure bilious and nervousedlls. ibe Neasgcy all caida are slight, a first, but their tendency is to so lower tle system that the sufferer becomes u ready victim to any prevalent disease. The’ use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, in the ‘beginning of 9 cold, would guard Se Hatcher’ Columbia Hill; F. C. Pickle, N.-H. Loomer, Smasteyille; Nj Powers, Mooney Flat; John Drabeck. Ww; Cramer, Qu.ker Hill. _————— A Crash in the Gleve Jiarket. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are selling five-button stitched-back kid glove: ingray and tan at 75 cents, although the same are worth $1.25 and generaliy sell at tbat price. ll sizes to be-had. d6-tf. Tr you don’t go and see Vinton’. holiday goods you will muke a mistake, «. ti. Reap Carr Bros,. advertisement and go and inspect their woods: SHILou’s Couum ¢ and Consumption Cure is sold by us ona guarantee. It cures Consumption. . Sold by Carr

Bros. grap Albums at Garr Bros. Way Covcu. W HEN 2 few doses of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will relieve you? Try it. Keep it in the house. You are liable te E have 9.cough at any time, and no other remerly is 80 effective as this world. =m renowned prepara. tion. No household, with young children, should be without it, Scores of lives are saved every year by its timely use. Amanda .B. Jenner, Northampton, Mass., writes: ‘‘ Common gratitude impels the to acknowledge the’, eat benefits I have derived for? my children from the use of Ayer’s most excellent-Cherry Pectoral. I had lost two dear children from croup and consumption, and had the greatest fear of losing my only remaining congener and son, as they were delicate. Happily, I find that by Cavin ' them Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, on the firs! symptoms of threat or lung trouble, they are relieved from danger, and are becoming robust, healthy children.” “In the winter of 1885 I took @ bad cold which, in spite. of eve: known remedy, grew worse, so that the family physician considered me incurable, suppouey me to be im consumptien. As@ * oa i — i 8s Cherry Pectora contelolhs tines then f i Dard netbeans . without this medicine. I am Sty of age, weigh over 180 nds, tribute my good health to by ol of _Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. vO, Ww. Youker, em, N, J. “Last winter th Scnltractel a pevere . eold, which by repeated exposure, became ee obstinate. I was much troubled with hoarseness and bronchial irritation. After trying various dicines, without-relief, I TT detent @ bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. On taking this medicine, and f hb ceased almost immediatel fore been been bf ever since.”’— gy! Holston Conlorta vin LP. reenvilie District, M. pA E boro, T Ayer's Cherry Petra PREPARED BY aod Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Pll acsenh this danger. ae vas? pe aeee Price $1; sid botties, gh , Tue lat est styles of Serap and Avto-. _ WANE UP EVERYBODY DON'T PUT OFF i. Making Your Holiday wall TILL OUR IMMENSE STOCK IS CULLED OVER. We say emphatically, and we hee what we are saying, that we have never belore offered to the people of Nevada County SUCH STUPENDOUS. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS As now grace our Establishment. NOVELTIES IN PLUSH: ~ Dressing Cases, Handkerchief Boxes, Manicure Sets, Glove Bexes, Odor: Cases, Coilar and Cuff Boxeg, Jewel Cases; Whisk-Broom Holders, Shaving Sets, Card Sets, Ten Styles of Writing Tablets. Immense line of Pleare Frames. Biggest assortment of ALBUMS in the County, ATTRACTIONS IN LEATHER: Chatelaine Bags, Albums, Portmonnaies, Diaries, Traveling Cases, __.Memorandas, + Writing Desks, Ete: ; & Books. Booklets and Christmas Car We have enough of. these to supply everyb they're all the finest and of this season's styles. GAMES 3 “w All.of the most pope kinds. If you don't se you want, ask fori FOS va-as Be _-e Here's: wie .we make thé youn ers” sai a Say we are the'leaders in contrib et to the OD ands warq Of the rising generation, ‘It is'net megessaty tolparticular'Zeas ‘to sie sedi We “aitoply gol ere? sepply: eke taste hey PERFUMES! We have a nice line of the best of this class of Goods. We have much more to say about our Holiday Exposition but we will say it in another part of the paper, as the printer tells t us we are, crowded for room in this space, . _—= wow TO COUNTRY ROex 2, ive can’t visit ourstore, decide what you want and about what you, want, tQ ‘pay,. Send in rome wrder and we'll guarantee to fill it satisfactorily. ‘CARR BROTHERS, alace Drug Store. Cor, Co: RP ‘al & Pine Sts. Neva City reece i OD aed 2 ie eet = Wm. Wollf’s. .sarcirirna cer se\The Great Attraction of Nevada County ee ee 4 & g THE INSPECTION WILL REPAY YOU ! {Sicecsshinc lse-innromrtign. __REMEMBERTHE PLACE . . . TO BE. SOLD: AT LOW PRICES. ——$———$—— — — — \ HOLIDAY a ee me] “The Bee Hive” ry Goods’Store, ~/ ‘grass Valey. sam’i Wee, Proprietor. (6 yards-Muslin for-$1 extra heavy, 12 yards Canton Flannel for $1. White Blankets, $1.20 up to $0.00. Long Cloaks, 63.75 {0 $7/50--reduood prices, Taek 1950 to $4.50---FULE TRIMMED. palette Jackets, $10.00--Full trimmed. Largest Millinery Department in the county, . : The Bee FEiiwve,. 14, 16 and 18 Mill st., Grass Valley. en ar i Ce RR HIOILINIDIALY CIRIE EITHINIG “A Merry Christmas and Happy. New Year to All! [S THE GREET ING EXT ENDED BY W. D. VINTON, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. oe HAVE YOU SEEN. HIS HOLIDAY STOCK ? If Not, Do not Fail to Go and Take a Look at It. — = —— A Newspaper adyertisement even as large as this. one could not adequately describe it. Best of “— all,-everything is Pee These Iterns ‘will give you a faint idea as to the variety of the.Goods, but when it comes to quality “they must be. seen.to; be appreciated,” as the saying is, 0. TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS, SALAD SETS, WHISK-BROOM HOLDERS, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, ODOR CASES, WORK BASKETS, ETC. Altin the Neatgst qnd Most Artistic Designs, — —Also the FINEST and Largest Variety of— vactiieg EASTMAN’ S latest .cut-glass goods, LU N D‘. BORG'S, ALFRED WRIGHT’S, PICKSECKER’S, and PINAUD’S. ; The foregoing include _all the latest odors, such as, “Floral Chimes,” “Blue Bells of Scotland,” “Ye old time Martha Washington, ” “Wedding,” ‘White Clover,” ‘ ‘Spanish i baa? " “Damask Rose,” “Arbutus,” “Puritan Bréeze.” etc , etc. O “> FOR. FURTHER: PARTICULARS CALL AROUND: and see the assortment. ww. TD. VINTON. « Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada ls NOW FOR _ BUSINESS. We Are Still Here ! Weisenburger Bros. PROPRIETORS OF THR Plaza: ‘firocery and : Feed : Sore! ao seenns line of Furuiture, we can [ees & (naw. A I TR AG l IDNs Staple tl Fa te LeEa@aBHAW'S lates ri; We Twelve Distinct. Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And all the Best and Neweet Patterns. ’ OONK 1: STOVES i: AND :: RANGES, All Styles. _ Nevada City. G THIS MONTH RECEIVED DIHig from the Eastern manufacturers Hatireod Bedroom Sets at) $30 00. Chevalle Bedroom Sets, 2a «3 Glasp «. eh . ro ce Genuine i,» «. The Famous Superior Range, Bedding of all’ kinds, The Best in the Market. Parlor Sets made to Order. Xeents for the calebioted (Trimmed in Satin, Crushed, Silk}CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING and other Plushes.) . : Pistols, Furniture Coverines all Kinds. ouh*'arnmunitioncot all Kinds. LOUNGES—Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order.) Willow and Carpet Patent Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Oloths, tings, Wall Paper and Malar ' PIOTURE PRAMES made’ TO ORDER. We Bell “eveything at SACRAMENTO all shades, at 75 cents a yard. 10 pieces, 48 inches wide, at 62 Ya cents. reduced to half-price. Call Early and sleet vour Prese ~ Large and © Orders from the Country sent on application. To their numerous customers, lery. ‘We believe in merits of American clas apt PAINTS, ag PUTTY SOLE AGENTS FOR 10. V. B.Pocket Knives. We do not carry English cutthe superior WINDOW GLASS, ETC, We Bell Everything at PRICES, San Francisco Prices, Freight Added. FREIGHT ADDED. FOR. THE NEXT 30 DAYS /-OFHOLIDAY ‘PRESENTS ih BLUMENTHAL, fit 1 Brad & Pine Sts, 20 pieces, 58 inches wilel ALL WOOL SUITINGS, ALL WOOL T RICOTT, 50 pieces HENRIETTA CLOTHS, at 20centsa var 20 pieces BLACK and COLORED VASHMERES from 50,cents fe $4, 09 .per yard. rr “BLACK ALPACAS and FANCY DRESS Goons 100 DOZEN. Ladies’ -and Gents’ SILK HANDeet fale which will also be sold at Half Price. --oie = uuu assortment of Ladies’ . Children’: s CLOAKS which will be sold at a low price,TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, BLANKETS COM FORTS, "KID GLOVES, ETC., will be sold ital HAL F-PRICE, and all of which ents while the inssneit is id Complete. promptly attended to, Samples A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broaa and Pine Sta en TE THE COMPLIMENTS OF ‘THE SEASON HEREBY EX FENDED ByY-— H. H. LENNIE & CO. They are now showing in great variety the HOLIDAY GOODS you require, and Collar. Boxes, Etc., Ete. An extensive and heautiful CARDS: BABY BUGGIE MF Call now and avoid the great rash. Pioneer Book Store. Plush and Leather Albums, Manicures, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Japanese Goods, Shaving Sets, Cuff Children’s Depaitment—Panoramic . Views, Dolls, Rocking Horses, Drums, Wagons, Doll's Carriagés, Etc. selection of CHRISTMAS S and PURSES at COST. ~ALL HOLIDAY GOODS REMARKABLY. GHEAP.— No tronble to show goods. H. H, LENNIE & CO. BROAD STREET, ABOVE ene wibiget be Shawl Pitis, beauti quoise, Garnets, Amethys Other Precious Stones, Crocerieg Provisions, Canned Goods, Flour Butter, Gulians Phintoes, Hams, Bison: Lard, rere and “Tobacco, Hay, Grain, Feed, Etc, Garden and Field Seeds of all kinds. bu Tens a Cash. Prcasths Lowes = ' Geods delivered Free'of Charge. Of Late Styles, J _——— 9 >We make’ Hoitse. Made uarantee “it 18-carats fine. Engraving Done F ree, Weisanbrrge Bros, Nevada City, Orders from the agetity prompl Laced 4 ‘4 =? Offer to the public t ah _ most Beautiful Stock of T REE! any HOME. “MADE JEWELRY ever rough to this Gold and ay Pe Ghaias Ladies’ Sets, als te Glasses, O Yowelry of all Gade rie ee ea te oe sete oaeen ene TEE. PLACE : ‘td HUY OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, The Big Fire Scorched Us, but Tructio de Brand, PINE, NEVADA GITY. D and Rings, Bangles, Charms, Hy®set in Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torts, Sapphires, Quartz and Fine Solid Silver and Plated Wate, ust Received. i . Everything in our Store Warranted ‘ab Represented. ' Jewelry a Specialty ; wad We will sell our Beamiful S k c f er Store’ in the State, tock Cheaper than ti 8 oth This isthe ONLY PLAC retire Watches, sevelry, acco A ly ah hats ory whee Yow eek pet =~ pera. G a ag 2