December 23, 1891 (4 pages)

eng, RTUNATE SPENBARY, ey eo ge -Ban Francisco tstablahed in 1a54 the tre re Seuxal and i oh al Diseases such ‘ol Gonorrhea, Gleet joture, Syphilis all ite “fo jem {nal Weakest ene ¥, ete. k Diseases of shen ae EE etally treat. Dr. Gibbon hasthe at hehasfeturne tl Hospitals of Euactice a* the Lig. et, han Francisco, . those requirin’: .KNESS, © consequence. of! vies, or depraved f sticed We the Hada “i unlimited ex. ring certainty the symptoms Unless measures, yenek spots under id, ring ng in the i Of leaves and uneasiness about a nfuged vig. confidence, dia: ers, a ances, sposition memory, necti us eruptions about _ te marr these eahel me © sacred respon. , Ror dolay cob gn be CURED AT Rar fo Dr. Gibbon,Li of_time the hd the medicine from damage or ON 628 Kearney © , San Francisco i ST a ar ee at Market , Prop’r. Street, Mity Hall, @ Lowest Pric Veal, La mb , Ete ue i Cook WORLD, . . Pastry Ooking e d Cook FICE OF RE BITE. ame N'S R 8 , atarhtiic oL.B emedy ‘IVE RE FOR stipation, D LIVER, ue TROUBLES ON BVOUSNESS nts, Nausea, ‘ak Debility jitters GETABLE teliable & CO. acturers San Franciroo Lc ws. RT IN AND ula, State of of the Estate ased. Notice ce of an of the county made on $91, in the an fails o of = 4, 5 4 v ~ Nevapa Datny ‘[RANSCRIPY. ) ‘ VOL. LXII.-No.' 9611 NEVADA CITY. OAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING,» DECEM BER o e 23, FOL. Established Se pt.6, 1850, by N. P. Brown & Co. A Fine-Lat Lat of Rare and Beautiful Holiday Cools, mene READY FOR 2 CHRISTMAS. ® ‘0Commercial Street, Where cin be found one of the Bost Selected Holiday Stocks wedignt: ‘to Nevada : County this season. Toys ano Novelties ‘for ‘Old and Young, ee A GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT LINE OF SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY —TO GO TO— en “Geet leetelacine aes Embracing a Thousand and One Articles appropriate as a Gift to a Relative or Friend. Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders. ~ Just the thing to give a Gentleman CALL ON —shall Heels «taal Ob SEE HIS ae Ga00S. MUST You’ YoU And while you are eating it is the wisest thing to at the best goods in the market, a -HOME-MADE CANDIES, all kinds of NUTS, : FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, An Immerse Stock Just Received. so long as you do not pay sey prices for thein. At the Plaza Store You will find just what you want in the way of Groceries and Provisions a; a Beech’s Tea, _ “Frozen Oysters, Maple Sugar, Soiled Cider, As well as many specialties, such as —-—"-—-Jpgauieerated” Candies, Lemons and Orang2s, . a Selected Mountain Apples,Fresh Figh-every-roursday-evenings—o—Mountain Trout tm teir season. ‘ Everything the very best to be had anywhere, and prices low in all lines & THOMAS SHURTLEFF TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. reset imagine EAT — LUETI Ei & BRAND, Brent Street, above Pine, -_ = county. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OHAINS, LADINS’ SETS, BREASTPINS, SHAWL. . PINS, RINGS, BANGLES, set in Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torquoise, acm Quartz and other precious ‘atones. « ‘ Sali Ailverware-of Latest tt nhs dust Received, ‘ gerwe aie HOME-MADE JEWELRY a specialty and gvatanfeeit 18-céients fine. We will ell our PRAT B A ick Saeed Pee any other ovreis tee i Ai ‘ apes aie Nera‘ Ob A Ris te . sented.” bi ey “Orders from ving dane y prompaiy Ma ‘at ahi ‘HEADACHE? CURED “of how long standing, ‘by nding Rev, J. W,. PENDLETON’S g) cat sene =D ‘dljatislaction @ubrintesd-or Money Refunded! ee dang rd Ten Cents for Trial Boitle, ar-One Dollar for, Full size. ttl Roping bees ‘Nevada City, Offer to the public the Largest and ‘most Beautiful Stock of [MPOQATED and HOME-MADE JEWELRY ever brought to this BRACELETS, CHARMS beautifully Amethysts, Saphhires, Any Kind or Frox Any Cause In from 3 to 30 minutes, Certainity and Safety, no matter CEPHALINE _ CALIFORNIA . CPEHLNS TEE PERANY Reno, ‘Nuvaps, Mary. gpg . Viwtox ‘and “GARR BHO Nevada Uitw. Te PEOPLE fe “GYGLOPSDIA The Bast» in « the” World = for “"aeneral » Usa. earls Vue. Eki idee:aati, a with Eee eA ee {this year by the Aapetanant ef agricula rod 13 teat -indhes ln ong The Monkey Stole the Angel’s Wings. The first week of the circts closed with an immense audience, whose liberal~applause stimulated the performers to surpass their usual excellence. The audience was treated to an estes: ly new version of the ‘Dawn of Christianity,” the brilliant finale of the ‘‘Fall of Rome,” when Jocko, the dogfuced baboon, took an unexpected part. Jocko njoys considerable freedom, and during she performance he slipped unnoticed from his perch in the dressing room and emerged from a door-in the heathen temple into tbe glare of the lime lights while Christianity was dawning. Jocko recognized his dear friend Mme. Bumond posing as an angel with glisteriing wings, and in a mischievous spirit 16 Snatched the wings, then turned and vings, and the rest of the angels, convalsed with laughter, fled into the inte‘ior city. The the spectators applauded he race between the babeah “nie the vingless angel until they disappeared within the gates of Rome. Hereafter Joclso will be obliged to confine his genius ‘o his own specialty, in which he is emnently successful.—Philadelphia Press. An Indignant Justice. Tustice Nichols, . of Independence, is chreatening to sue for damages, a.couple who proiised to be wedded ‘in his court vecause they were married in Justice Prewitv’s court. He claims it was a oreach of contract. ; On Tuesduy night, so Justice Nichols ays, he was approached by a gentleman ¥ho contracted for his services at a mar‘jage to take place the next afternoon’ the time drew near and the justice sat wim and neat waiting in his office for he coming of the couple. He had filled lie application and had it ready for the ignature of the prospective groom. The \ppointed time caine and passed, but the ‘ouple that he waited for never came. Meantinre, in the office of Justice Prewt, the couple were quietly married. hey received their certificate and haply returned home. The justice was, vill waiting expectant when informed ‘hat the couple had already been married wud returned hoine. _ He declared his inor dumage#and breach of coutract. The justice is emphatic in his deteruination and says he will make it a test ase.— Kansas City Times. Payday Comes After Eighteen Years. Churles King, of Little Falls, has done i Very commendable thing by paying 4.600 to the operators that worked in e Suxony mill at the time. of the faili878, Quring a depression of the knit goods trade. Mr, King was not obliged so pay this money, but he always said ‘mount of capital. that would pay off the wages due at the time of their unforturate failure he would meet all demands. Jue hundred and _ three persons, ‘who were working in the mill on the 4 suspension, have been made happy hy r& seiving checks for their back wages) A few of the old employees have moved away and some are dead, The heirs of deceased operatives -will be paid the amount due them,—Utica (N. Y.) Herald and Globe. ; The Heaviest Yoke of Steers. In a freight train which passed rough Hannibal on the St. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern line from Burlington to St: Louis were the celebrated Walker twin steers. These cattle were istered at the Chicago exchange as thé largest in the world. They were raised in Jasper county, Mo., by Mr. Walker. Mr. Walker values them very: highly, and will not ship them over a railroad unless the railroad insures them. The railroad company had them insured for $10,000. They are 6 years of age, 12 feet 6 inches long, 14 feet around the chest or heart, 3 feet 2 inches across the hips. Their aggregate weight is 8,040 pounds.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Demo-. crat. The First Home of the Flag. The little old building on Arch street, above Second, where Betsey Ross made the first flag of stars and stripes for the United States army, is likely to be removed bodily and taken to’'Chicago for exhibition at the ‘World’s fair, The building is owned by Mrs. Amelia Mund, and she has been asked to name a price for the property, the. prospective purchaser being a:western gentleman. The Pennsylvania. Historical: society. desires to buy -the house and remove it tu the ‘pat, alongside “of “Pénn’s “house,-but ip} has not. the money available. Mrs, Mund would prefer that the old-honse ‘remain. iq ua Philadelphia . Record. 3 i ES t ve . Two Heads for, a pide é' “? ptheson is engineer vhe hepa wna at oft the Chi. .08e gover i the for poate “Somey ‘aouths ago,” waid® he, “there wis a great ieal of trouble between the natives of “ormosa and the Chinese, The former re savage fellows and object to the enronchments of the latter, There was, ud is yet for that: matter, an anwritten. iw among the natives of Formosa which orbids any ‘youtig® inan®'to’ marry until 2 has cut off two Chinese heads, and.a ittle anxiety tu= plunge into-matrimony vatses;a tednction inthe Chinese popuLvtion. This Ryerleial; of ‘the trouture. The eyes which have been ship: in past years were found too perishable, either rotting or freezing before: they. were planted, and whole — are too bulky . handle. 2 inches in-girth. roe @ company.can. power of 10,000 horse ” shoals it proposes to run by elctity the machinery in rey eer led precipitonsly down the Appian Way. . Mme. Buniond pursued her departing . . entiou of bringing suit against the groom . . “ive of A, & G. King, which occurred in} “Tlie 1st tine We Controlled the . / ) ] Dn TT TS all THE CHAMPIONSOF LOW PRICES AND BEST GOODS. BARGAINS HERE: 1s A ‘PARTIAL List 8 CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS. ee a A A A a a a Am a From-4 to 12 years old .~ worth $3 50 only $2 25 Sts # Loe = 459 ." 3 §0 ee “ eee . 7 0 6 00 BOYS’ OVERCOATS. . Frem 8 to 14 years old ~ worth $5 50 only $4 oo Glee ae eae pe eet o> aay 5 50 ee. Was ree eee : 6 75 oe eee ie (Lessa — eo ¥ 60 © 76 66 s 66 OG io ae i ae “ 6 50 “ 5 oo. YcCUTHS’ OVERCOATS. From 33 to, 37 = -~ worth $12 only $10 -er a = Se eae THAT NO OTHER HOUSE IN THE COUNTY CAN TOUCH >, at esa aR om one repr memememagmccame dp moienen 2 " om Largest assortment of Men’s Fine Underwear at lower figures than any other house. Trunks and Valises until you can’t rest. “eit will be ineehe your hile to call around and take note of t clea and Qualities before you buy elsewher re, S YouRS po ay ee House!:FurnishingtGoods, Etc, ‘for Infants ua Children. “ Castoria is 80 well adapted to child: ren that [ recommend it ag Superior to any] prescription known to Pe H. men, M. D., 111 So, Ganon a Brookiyn: N.Y. “The use of *Custoria’ is so universal and its fuer ita. so:well known that it seemaa work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the ae ‘ent families wh? do not keep ft etd reach,’ Carlos MAUR D. D., New York City. Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed thure h, Ba aig 5 Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation, mt, gute gives steep, and promotes digesti Without injurious medication, “For Reveral years T have Fecommended your ‘ Castoria,’ and shall always continue © dO Bo as it has invariably beneficial results," pw F. Parper, M. D., “The winithrop," 1Wth Street pi wth ‘Ave, New York City, Tae Centaur Company, V7 Murray Strent, New Yorn, LESG & SHAW, MAIN STRERT,.,...NEVADA CITY Dealers In FURNITURE, BEDS, BEDDING, a Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Gil Cloth Wall Paper,2 Window Shades. UPHOLSTERING AND CARPET LAYING Made to order OG Picture Framer Novada-‘Vounty-Abstract-Oflice, {Nevada Gity, Nevada Go. Gal: Titles Examined and Jasured JOHN A. RAPP, a i ia ba i fl ad . sso of Low Prices. ; B bcm: A TI wie ‘ya Um Rey ee ARN Hoarseness, Whoopi ng Cough, Croup reat, Asthma,’ and every ‘affection of the Throat. Longs and Chest, including Consumptior Jpeedv and permanent. Genuine signed ‘*L Buti ta . HAVE REMOVED. CHARLES DENNY, Horse-Shoer a AND Blacksmith, NEVADA CITY, =+ = Have Removed to their Gl URES Coughs, Colds, pebaesss. Bronchitis CAL., NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, Where eh will be leased to execute any woke nha all wor) eel line. . Oarelage and Wagun-makine. a 5 Papas Shooing al Epecialty CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street.:.~.-.-.Mevada Oity Paid up Capltal --$30 4 W* aes ra ee PAYABLY¥ New Vork, San francisco. And Sacramento We tssuc BILLS OF RXCHANGE 4 arene AT SIGHT in the prin. al cities OFUREAT Itt AUN RUHBOPE. . eeiccuda, on any parties ee ‘United Statedh specialty.Highest Price Paid for County, and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion mE, chased ty ery Office att at this Bank. ~*. OFFIORRS: iad National Bank, National Bank. . of D. A, 1 poe! Ain iad tae Men EP Ea :PResiper sod e+. ViGh:PRRGIDENTJo Mortoax.” y Sere RT paras eater eCy ee Bs tae Wa. KDWwan ‘ L Housman, “wis We i. PESTON. oa ee J CORRESPONDENTS, . without irrigation. PATENTSBTAINED, uaa all aa. in the 0.8 Pavent Office attended to for MODERATE FEKS. Our off ¢ is opposite the U. 8. ratent Office, and wé ean obtain Patents in less (me than, those remote from Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of « Ay -und we make no charge unless we obtain patent We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Su serintcndent of Money Order. Division, and E the officials of the U.S, Patent Office, For circular, advice, terms and references to actn» lientsin your own State or county ad C. A. Snow & Co. OR. R.M. BUNT, Physician, { y' FICE AT VINTON’S DRUG SFORE, NEVADA CITY. _ NE. OBAPMAN, >. DAN TIisT ¢ ites +. NEVADA CITY. .. .CA? sOOAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED, Office a Residence, Sacramento st a. M. WALLING, Attorney at:-Law. OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Gity. Ex Superior Judge of Nevada County, W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICE— Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs, NRVADA OrTy, AND ‘OR SALE 100 acres of the beat bot tom land in Penn Valley, this county, near John€asey’s place.’ ‘cultivation. and can be irrigated. from the Excelsior Water Company's ditch. Is deep soil (as good as the best -in the cate} Corn and potatoés ean ‘be raised with success. The finest shipping fruits: can be raised ApTerms reasonable, fa ply at the Dairy TRANS-} CRIET office. All fenced and under : UO. b. Matis, Attorney and Oonnselor at Law, \ TIDLsPRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS of the State Office in Morgan & Rol: erte’ Bloc ke ere “Lie” Tea, The Chinese make what the »y call ‘lie’ tea. They take the dust which accumulates in the manufacture gf tea, and rice husks, and mix them with a gum to reseinble tea, ‘This they use to swell the tlk of cheap teas. We have all, doubtless, drank our quota of. “lie” tea. Beech’s ‘Tea is the pure, unadulterated, aun-cdriedsleaf. © 60 cts per Ib. . For sale by Thomas Shurtle tt, 4.3. © Auow EAL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEYANC ¥R. CP RICE-sonth aide. “Brond areaet Oop po~ kite Uniou Street, Nevnda (%., Wi.) peaction In all the Courts ul ‘the sts te nd be Courteafthe United “hates within oye State < of Californin P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Jounavlor at Law, VV LL PRACTICE IN THK STATE ANI ¥ Vuited Stutes Courts, me cite 1E-~Morgat & Roberts’ Rioek, Neyn 'n City ‘ew Yok Bagary Wit, Durst, Prop. { AVIN PURCHASFD ‘PTs WELIknown and povniar Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, 1 intend tokeep on hand at all times thé very bestof Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc, Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on Pliort notice and on most reasovable tering,Allorders for anything in my line promptly attended to By atrict attention to business giving the best rutisfaction and selling nt low tates, I hope to merit a liberal patronage. New Barber Shop. CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, For thirty-tive years a resident of Nevada county, has returned to Nevada City and resumed business. . He will be found on the north side of Commercial street near Main. Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampoging, W. W. WAGGONER, (Buccessor to YW. F. Fuglebright,) Civil : Enginser : and ‘Surveyor, Deputv.Countv Survevor and Deputy U.S. Mineral Survevor Office In Morgaa &Robberte block Nevada Cal M 3 swt. on ae ——; nee ‘forty, & Valley, WEAntTy Recorder Te tan -eittve SHARCHER OF REOCORTDS, NOTARY PURLIC {INSURANCE AGENT For siie—6000 acros of land of-the Cali fornfa ron and Steel ¢ ompuny, sittacted in Poh eenth cei portion f seer eatin tyrant horderiug on the best counly, 2Min ACTER lnnds of placer of land situated tn Fleatant House und lot on Kust Broad street, N ada City Yome Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA JAPITAL, $300,000 PIINCIvAL OFFI‘ n! * Semseme et., Sap Kranciecs Fire Insurance Only J,¥, Hoventon, resident, . J.1.N. SHepann, Vice President, Owakius H. Stony, Secretary R, H. MAGtLL, Genera’ Agen Risks aecepted on all elise of dee roperty inthis PONY at rates eney anda fair profit will admit of, wis tntecing a promptand liberabresponse toa nat Claims for loss. frabie ts OW anol jrass Valley Braneéh Yor Nevade Count : JOHN G,U0L MAN, GEO. W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent cS MAIN STREET,.GRABS VALLEY JATIONAL EXCHANGE ti HOTEL, RECTOR BROS” Proprietors ‘The Only First-class Hotel in the City Massive Fire-proof Structure, Free from the danger of Fire so prevalentin Large Hotels, Hoadqiarters of Commercial Travelers and Tourists. — Free ‘Bus to and from aliaTrains, Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Office inthe Building, The Table Not Excelled by that Any Hotél ir the Interior of the State. . THOs. §. EORP, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. FICE—Thomas Building, corner Broad and Pine streeta, Nevada Giiy 4 7 en te, eo aaa} NICE THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Mrs. Trenberth, H's ON HAND A LARGE AND FINE Stock of Ore anges, Lemons, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Cocoanuts, Cranberries, Figs, Raisins And eve tigi . olse usually keptin a Variety Store. Fresh Fish every Friday morning. n30. N. D. G. Ww. TSI2-LEAP YEAR-1892 LAUREL P PARLOR, No. 6, N, D. G. W., ——Will Give a Grand—— LEAP-YEAR BALL, Friday Evening, ~ iesiied eae’, Ast, RORY. HALL. +1802, eo & COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Mrs. Belle Shoeceraft,. Mis. C.’ Wallin Mra. Lizzie Peard, . Mra. Belle ne A Mrs. Jeunie Holmes, . Mias Mary Hook, Miss Coracetark, pitting, KR, “Matteson, Miss Mamie Beckman, ~ FLOOR DIRECTOR: MISS CORA CLARK. a a FLOOR COMMITTEE: Mrs. Belle Douglass, . Mrs. B. Loughridge, Mra. Mary Richard, Miss Mary Hook, Miss Sara Miller, — . Miss Lizzie Kee nan, Miss K. Matteson, . Miss Minnie Brand, RECEPYION. COMMITTEE: Mrs. Mary Muir, . Mrs. Grace Nilon, Mfs. Mattio Hedden Miss Edith Bradley, Miss Ellen Black, . Mias Alice Crawford Mies Alice Nilon, [Mine Jessie Rich, MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA wv TIC KETS, admitting one lady and two gentlemen Extra Centlemen... ‘ Admission to Gallery..5..5. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED. J. R. REDMAN, M. D. ~ Physicianffand Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. peculiar to females, a specialty. Prerared to treat Diseases Amenable to Elecpticity. Residence : Mrs. Novitzky's House, Oflice : Cloke’s Building, Office Hours: 10 to12 A. m., 2 to4 and Tto8r.M. New: Fut ture “Sore JAS. KINKEAD, PROPRIETOR, Dealergin FURNITURE, : BEDDING, {BEDROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETC, wo Upholstering and Repairing. Done on Short Notice and at the Lowest Rates. Country orders filled with dispatch.— All goods will be sold at the lowest rates for cash. Call and get prices and be convinced. Pianos moved and packed for shipping. Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance in future. JAS. KINKEAD, Proprietor. C-mmercial Straet, baiow Tea Stor FRED SEARLS, At‘ orney a” Counselor at law. Ik, LPRACTICE) IM AL aoe Ny LOUTH gs ‘COUR Mee ean Gourt House p HRONIC DISEASES, as well as those aa.

eng, RTUNATE SPENBARY, ey eo ge -Ban Francisco tstablahed in 1a54 the tre re Seuxal and i oh al Diseases such ‘ol Gonorrhea, Gleet joture, Syphilis all ite “fo jem {nal Weakest ene ¥, ete. k Diseases of shen ae EE etally treat. Dr. Gibbon hasthe at hehasfeturne tl Hospitals of Euactice a* the Lig. et, han Francisco, . those requirin’: .KNESS, © consequence. of! vies, or depraved f sticed We the Hada “i unlimited ex. ring certainty the symptoms Unless measures, yenek spots under id, ring ng in the i Of leaves and uneasiness about a nfuged vig. confidence, dia: ers, a ances, sposition memory, necti us eruptions about _ te marr these eahel me © sacred respon. , Ror dolay cob gn be CURED AT Rar fo Dr. Gibbon,Li of_time the hd the medicine from damage or ON 628 Kearney © , San Francisco i ST a ar ee at Market , Prop’r. Street, Mity Hall, @ Lowest Pric Veal, La mb , Ete ue i Cook WORLD, . . Pastry Ooking e d Cook FICE OF RE BITE. ame N'S R 8 , atarhtiic oL.B emedy ‘IVE RE FOR stipation, D LIVER, ue TROUBLES ON BVOUSNESS nts, Nausea, ‘ak Debility jitters GETABLE teliable & CO. acturers San Franciroo Lc ws. RT IN AND ula, State of of the Estate ased. Notice ce of an of the county made on $91, in the an fails o of = 4, 5 4 v ~ Nevapa Datny ‘[RANSCRIPY. ) ‘ VOL. LXII.-No.' 9611 NEVADA CITY. OAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING,» DECEM BER o e 23, FOL. Established Se pt.6, 1850, by N. P. Brown & Co. A Fine-Lat Lat of Rare and Beautiful Holiday Cools, mene READY FOR 2 CHRISTMAS. ® ‘0Commercial Street, Where cin be found one of the Bost Selected Holiday Stocks wedignt: ‘to Nevada : County this season. Toys ano Novelties ‘for ‘Old and Young, ee A GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT LINE OF SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY —TO GO TO— en “Geet leetelacine aes Embracing a Thousand and One Articles appropriate as a Gift to a Relative or Friend. Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders. ~ Just the thing to give a Gentleman CALL ON —shall Heels «taal Ob SEE HIS ae Ga00S. MUST You’ YoU And while you are eating it is the wisest thing to at the best goods in the market, a -HOME-MADE CANDIES, all kinds of NUTS, : FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, An Immerse Stock Just Received. so long as you do not pay sey prices for thein. At the Plaza Store You will find just what you want in the way of Groceries and Provisions a; a Beech’s Tea, _ “Frozen Oysters, Maple Sugar, Soiled Cider, As well as many specialties, such as —-—"-—-Jpgauieerated” Candies, Lemons and Orang2s, . a Selected Mountain Apples,Fresh Figh-every-roursday-evenings—o—Mountain Trout tm teir season. ‘ Everything the very best to be had anywhere, and prices low in all lines & THOMAS SHURTLEFF TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. reset imagine EAT — LUETI Ei & BRAND, Brent Street, above Pine, -_ = county. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OHAINS, LADINS’ SETS, BREASTPINS, SHAWL. . PINS, RINGS, BANGLES, set in Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torquoise, acm Quartz and other precious ‘atones. « ‘ Sali Ailverware-of Latest tt nhs dust Received, ‘ gerwe aie HOME-MADE JEWELRY a specialty and gvatanfeeit 18-céients fine. We will ell our PRAT B A ick Saeed Pee any other ovreis tee i Ai ‘ apes aie Nera‘ Ob A Ris te . sented.” bi ey “Orders from ving dane y prompaiy Ma ‘at ahi ‘HEADACHE? CURED “of how long standing, ‘by nding Rev, J. W,. PENDLETON’S g) cat sene =D ‘dljatislaction @ubrintesd-or Money Refunded! ee dang rd Ten Cents for Trial Boitle, ar-One Dollar for, Full size. ttl Roping bees ‘Nevada City, Offer to the public the Largest and ‘most Beautiful Stock of [MPOQATED and HOME-MADE JEWELRY ever brought to this BRACELETS, CHARMS beautifully Amethysts, Saphhires, Any Kind or Frox Any Cause In from 3 to 30 minutes, Certainity and Safety, no matter CEPHALINE _ CALIFORNIA . CPEHLNS TEE PERANY Reno, ‘Nuvaps, Mary. gpg . Viwtox ‘and “GARR BHO Nevada Uitw. Te PEOPLE fe “GYGLOPSDIA The Bast» in « the” World = for “"aeneral » Usa. earls Vue. Eki idee:aati, a with Eee eA ee {this year by the Aapetanant ef agricula rod 13 teat -indhes ln ong The Monkey Stole the Angel’s Wings. The first week of the circts closed with an immense audience, whose liberal~applause stimulated the performers to surpass their usual excellence. The audience was treated to an estes: ly new version of the ‘Dawn of Christianity,” the brilliant finale of the ‘‘Fall of Rome,” when Jocko, the dogfuced baboon, took an unexpected part. Jocko njoys considerable freedom, and during she performance he slipped unnoticed from his perch in the dressing room and emerged from a door-in the heathen temple into tbe glare of the lime lights while Christianity was dawning. Jocko recognized his dear friend Mme. Bumond posing as an angel with glisteriing wings, and in a mischievous spirit 16 Snatched the wings, then turned and vings, and the rest of the angels, convalsed with laughter, fled into the inte‘ior city. The the spectators applauded he race between the babeah “nie the vingless angel until they disappeared within the gates of Rome. Hereafter Joclso will be obliged to confine his genius ‘o his own specialty, in which he is emnently successful.—Philadelphia Press. An Indignant Justice. Tustice Nichols, . of Independence, is chreatening to sue for damages, a.couple who proiised to be wedded ‘in his court vecause they were married in Justice Prewitv’s court. He claims it was a oreach of contract. ; On Tuesduy night, so Justice Nichols ays, he was approached by a gentleman ¥ho contracted for his services at a mar‘jage to take place the next afternoon’ the time drew near and the justice sat wim and neat waiting in his office for he coming of the couple. He had filled lie application and had it ready for the ignature of the prospective groom. The \ppointed time caine and passed, but the ‘ouple that he waited for never came. Meantinre, in the office of Justice Prewt, the couple were quietly married. hey received their certificate and haply returned home. The justice was, vill waiting expectant when informed ‘hat the couple had already been married wud returned hoine. _ He declared his inor dumage#and breach of coutract. The justice is emphatic in his deteruination and says he will make it a test ase.— Kansas City Times. Payday Comes After Eighteen Years. Churles King, of Little Falls, has done i Very commendable thing by paying 4.600 to the operators that worked in e Suxony mill at the time. of the faili878, Quring a depression of the knit goods trade. Mr, King was not obliged so pay this money, but he always said ‘mount of capital. that would pay off the wages due at the time of their unforturate failure he would meet all demands. Jue hundred and _ three persons, ‘who were working in the mill on the 4 suspension, have been made happy hy r& seiving checks for their back wages) A few of the old employees have moved away and some are dead, The heirs of deceased operatives -will be paid the amount due them,—Utica (N. Y.) Herald and Globe. ; The Heaviest Yoke of Steers. In a freight train which passed rough Hannibal on the St. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern line from Burlington to St: Louis were the celebrated Walker twin steers. These cattle were istered at the Chicago exchange as thé largest in the world. They were raised in Jasper county, Mo., by Mr. Walker. Mr. Walker values them very: highly, and will not ship them over a railroad unless the railroad insures them. The railroad company had them insured for $10,000. They are 6 years of age, 12 feet 6 inches long, 14 feet around the chest or heart, 3 feet 2 inches across the hips. Their aggregate weight is 8,040 pounds.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Demo-. crat. The First Home of the Flag. The little old building on Arch street, above Second, where Betsey Ross made the first flag of stars and stripes for the United States army, is likely to be removed bodily and taken to’'Chicago for exhibition at the ‘World’s fair, The building is owned by Mrs. Amelia Mund, and she has been asked to name a price for the property, the. prospective purchaser being a:western gentleman. The Pennsylvania. Historical: society. desires to buy -the house and remove it tu the ‘pat, alongside “of “Pénn’s “house,-but ip} has not. the money available. Mrs, Mund would prefer that the old-honse ‘remain. iq ua Philadelphia . Record. 3 i ES t ve . Two Heads for, a pide é' “? ptheson is engineer vhe hepa wna at oft the Chi. .08e gover i the for poate “Somey ‘aouths ago,” waid® he, “there wis a great ieal of trouble between the natives of “ormosa and the Chinese, The former re savage fellows and object to the enronchments of the latter, There was, ud is yet for that: matter, an anwritten. iw among the natives of Formosa which orbids any ‘youtig® inan®'to’ marry until 2 has cut off two Chinese heads, and.a ittle anxiety tu= plunge into-matrimony vatses;a tednction inthe Chinese popuLvtion. This Ryerleial; of ‘the trouture. The eyes which have been ship: in past years were found too perishable, either rotting or freezing before: they. were planted, and whole — are too bulky . handle. 2 inches in-girth. roe @ company.can. power of 10,000 horse ” shoals it proposes to run by elctity the machinery in rey eer led precipitonsly down the Appian Way. . Mme. Buniond pursued her departing . . entiou of bringing suit against the groom . . “ive of A, & G. King, which occurred in} “Tlie 1st tine We Controlled the . / ) ] Dn TT TS all THE CHAMPIONSOF LOW PRICES AND BEST GOODS. BARGAINS HERE: 1s A ‘PARTIAL List 8 CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS. ee a A A A a a a Am a From-4 to 12 years old .~ worth $3 50 only $2 25 Sts # Loe = 459 ." 3 §0 ee “ eee . 7 0 6 00 BOYS’ OVERCOATS. . Frem 8 to 14 years old ~ worth $5 50 only $4 oo Glee ae eae pe eet o> aay 5 50 ee. Was ree eee : 6 75 oe eee ie (Lessa — eo ¥ 60 © 76 66 s 66 OG io ae i ae “ 6 50 “ 5 oo. YcCUTHS’ OVERCOATS. From 33 to, 37 = -~ worth $12 only $10 -er a = Se eae THAT NO OTHER HOUSE IN THE COUNTY CAN TOUCH >, at esa aR om one repr memememagmccame dp moienen

2 " om Largest assortment of Men’s Fine Underwear at lower figures than any other house. Trunks and Valises until you can’t rest. “eit will be ineehe your hile to call around and take note of t clea and Qualities before you buy elsewher re, S YouRS po ay ee House!:FurnishingtGoods, Etc, ‘for Infants ua Children. “ Castoria is 80 well adapted to child: ren that [ recommend it ag Superior to any] prescription known to Pe H. men, M. D., 111 So, Ganon a Brookiyn: N.Y. “The use of *Custoria’ is so universal and its fuer ita. so:well known that it seemaa work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the ae ‘ent families wh? do not keep ft etd reach,’ Carlos MAUR D. D., New York City. Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed thure h, Ba aig 5 Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation, mt, gute gives steep, and promotes digesti Without injurious medication, “For Reveral years T have Fecommended your ‘ Castoria,’ and shall always continue © dO Bo as it has invariably beneficial results," pw F. Parper, M. D., “The winithrop," 1Wth Street pi wth ‘Ave, New York City, Tae Centaur Company, V7 Murray Strent, New Yorn, LESG & SHAW, MAIN STRERT,.,.....NEVADA CITY Dealers In FURNITURE, BEDS, BEDDING, a Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Gil Cloth Wall Paper,2 Window Shades. UPHOLSTERING AND CARPET LAYING Made to order OG Picture Framer Novada-‘Vounty-Abstract-Oflice, {Nevada Gity, Nevada Go. Gal: Titles Examined and Jasured JOHN A. RAPP, a i ia ba i fl ad . sso of Low Prices. ; B bcm: A TI wie ‘ya Um Rey ee ARN Hoarseness, Whoopi ng Cough, Croup reat, Asthma,’ and every ‘affection of the Throat. Longs and Chest, including Consumptior Jpeedv and permanent. Genuine signed ‘*L Buti ta . HAVE REMOVED. CHARLES DENNY, Horse-Shoer a AND Blacksmith, NEVADA CITY, =+ = Have Removed to their Gl URES Coughs, Colds, pebaesss. Bronchitis CAL., NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, Where eh will be leased to execute any woke nha all wor) eel line. . Oarelage and Wagun-makine. a 5 Papas Shooing al Epecialty CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street..:.~.-.-.Mevada Oity Paid up Capltal --$30 4 W* aes ra ee PAYABLY¥ New Vork, San francisco. And Sacramento We tssuc BILLS OF RXCHANGE 4 arene AT SIGHT in the prin. al cities OFUREAT Itt AUN RUHBOPE. . eeiccuda, on any parties ee ‘United Statedh specialty.Highest Price Paid for County, and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion mE, chased ty ery Office att at this Bank. ~*. OFFIORRS: iad National Bank, National Bank. . of D. A, 1 poe! Ain iad tae Men EP Ea :PResiper sod e+. ViGh:PRRGIDENTJo Mortoax.” y Sere RT paras eater eCy ee Bs tae Wa. KDWwan ‘ L Housman, “wis We i. PESTON. oa ee J CORRESPONDENTS, . without irrigation. PATENTSBTAINED, uaa all aa. in the 0.8 Pavent Office attended to for MODERATE FEKS. Our off ¢ is opposite the U. 8. ratent Office, and wé ean obtain Patents in less (me than, those remote from Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of « Ay -und we make no charge unless we obtain patent We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Su serintcndent of Money Order. Division, and E the officials of the U.S, Patent Office, For circular, advice, terms and references to actn» lientsin your own State or county ad C. A. Snow & Co. OR. R.M. BUNT, Physician, { y' FICE AT VINTON’S DRUG SFORE, NEVADA CITY. _ NE. OBAPMAN, >. DAN TIisT ¢ ites +. NEVADA CITY. ... .CA? sOOAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED, Office a Residence, Sacramento st a. M. WALLING, Attorney at:-Law. OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Gity. Ex Superior Judge of Nevada County, W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICE— Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stairs, NRVADA OrTy, AND ‘OR SALE 100 acres of the beat bot tom land in Penn Valley, this county, near John€asey’s place.’ ‘cultivation. and can be irrigated. from the Excelsior Water Company's ditch. Is deep soil (as good as the best -in the cate} Corn and potatoés ean ‘be raised with success. The finest shipping fruits: can be raised ApTerms reasonable, fa ply at the Dairy TRANS-} CRIET office. All fenced and under : UO. b. Matis, Attorney and Oonnselor at Law, \ TIDLsPRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS of the State Office in Morgan & Rol: erte’ Bloc ke ere “Lie” Tea, The Chinese make what the »y call ‘lie’ tea. They take the dust which accumulates in the manufacture gf tea, and rice husks, and mix them with a gum to reseinble tea, ‘This they use to swell the tlk of cheap teas. We have all, doubtless, drank our quota of. “lie” tea. Beech’s ‘Tea is the pure, unadulterated, aun-cdriedsleaf. © 60 cts per Ib. . For sale by Thomas Shurtle tt, 4.3. © Auow EAL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEYANC ¥R. CP RICE-sonth aide. “Brond areaet Oop po~ kite Uniou Street, Nevnda (%., Wi.) peaction In all the Courts ul ‘the sts te nd be Courteafthe United “hates within oye State < of Californin P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Jounavlor at Law, VV LL PRACTICE IN THK STATE ANI ¥ Vuited Stutes Courts, me cite 1E-~Morgat & Roberts’ Rioek, Neyn 'n City ‘ew Yok Bagary Wit, Durst, Prop. { AVIN PURCHASFD ‘PTs WELIknown and povniar Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, 1 intend tokeep on hand at all times thé very bestof Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc, Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on Pliort notice and on most reasovable tering,Allorders for anything in my line promptly attended to By atrict attention to business giving the best rutisfaction and selling nt low tates, I hope to merit a liberal patronage. New Barber Shop. CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, For thirty-tive years a resident of Nevada county, has returned to Nevada City and resumed business. . He will be found on the north side of Commercial street near Main. Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampoging, W. W. WAGGONER, (Buccessor to YW. F. Fuglebright,) Civil : Enginser : and ‘Surveyor, Deputv.Countv Survevor and Deputy U.S. Mineral Survevor Office In Morgaa &Robberte block Nevada Cal M 3 swt. on ae ——; nee ‘forty, & Valley, WEAntTy Recorder Te tan -eittve SHARCHER OF REOCORTDS, NOTARY PURLIC {INSURANCE AGENT For siie—6000 acros of land of-the Cali fornfa ron and Steel ¢ ompuny, sittacted in Poh eenth cei portion f seer eatin tyrant horderiug on the best counly, 2Min ACTER lnnds of placer of land situated tn Fleatant House und lot on Kust Broad street, N ada City Yome Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA JAPITAL, $300,000 PIINCIvAL OFFI‘ n! * Semseme et., Sap Kranciecs Fire Insurance Only J,¥, Hoventon, resident, . J.1.N. SHepann, Vice President, Owakius H. Stony, Secretary R, H. MAGtLL, Genera’ Agen Risks aecepted on all elise of dee roperty inthis PONY at rates eney anda fair profit will admit of, wis tntecing a promptand liberabresponse toa nat Claims for loss. frabie ts OW anol jrass Valley Braneéh Yor Nevade Count : JOHN G,U0L MAN, GEO. W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent cS MAIN STREET,.GRABS VALLEY JATIONAL EXCHANGE ti HOTEL, RECTOR BROS” Proprietors ‘The Only First-class Hotel in the City Massive Fire-proof Structure, Free from the danger of Fire so prevalentin Large Hotels, Hoadqiarters of Commercial Travelers and Tourists. — Free ‘Bus to and from aliaTrains, Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Office inthe Building, The Table Not Excelled by that Any Hotél ir the Interior of the State. . THOs. §. EORP, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. FICE—Thomas Building, corner Broad and Pine streeta, Nevada Giiy 4 7 en te, eo aaa} NICE THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Mrs. Trenberth, H's ON HAND A LARGE AND FINE Stock of Ore anges, Lemons, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Cocoanuts, Cranberries, Figs, Raisins And eve tigi . olse usually keptin a Variety Store. Fresh Fish every Friday morning. n30. N. D. G. Ww. TSI2-LEAP YEAR-1892 LAUREL P PARLOR, No. 6, N, D. G. W., ——Will Give a Grand—— LEAP-YEAR BALL, Friday Evening, ~ iesiied eae’, Ast, RORY. HALL. +1802, eo & COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Mrs. Belle Shoeceraft,. Mis. C.’ Wallin Mra. Lizzie Peard, . Mra. Belle ne A Mrs. Jeunie Holmes, . Mias Mary Hook, Miss Coracetark, pitting, KR, “Matteson, Miss Mamie Beckman, ~ FLOOR DIRECTOR: MISS CORA CLARK. a a FLOOR COMMITTEE: Mrs. Belle Douglass, . Mrs. B. Loughridge, Mra. Mary Richard, Miss Mary Hook, Miss Sara Miller, — . Miss Lizzie Kee nan, Miss K. Matteson, . Miss Minnie Brand, RECEPYION. COMMITTEE: Mrs. Mary Muir, . Mrs. Grace Nilon, Mfs. Mattio Hedden Miss Edith Bradley, Miss Ellen Black, . Mias Alice Crawford Mies Alice Nilon, [Mine Jessie Rich, MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA wv TIC KETS, admitting one lady and two gentlemen Extra Centlemen...... ‘ Admission to Gallery...5...5.. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED. J. R. REDMAN, M. D. ~ Physicianffand Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. peculiar to females, a specialty. Prerared to treat Diseases Amenable to Elecpticity. Residence : Mrs. Novitzky's House, Oflice : Cloke’s Building, Office Hours: 10 to12 A. m., 2 to4 and Tto8r.M. New: Fut ture “Sore JAS. KINKEAD, PROPRIETOR, Dealergin FURNITURE, : BEDDING, {BEDROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETC, wo Upholstering and Repairing. Done on Short Notice and at the Lowest Rates. Country orders filled with dispatch.— All goods will be sold at the lowest rates for cash. Call and get prices and be convinced. Pianos moved and packed for shipping. Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance in future. JAS. KINKEAD, Proprietor. C-mmercial Straet, baiow Tea Stor FRED SEARLS, At‘ orney a” Counselor at law. Ik, LPRACTICE) IM AL aoe Ny LOUTH gs ‘COUR Mee ean Gourt House p HRONIC DISEASES, as well as those aa.