December 24, 1890 (4 pages)

Jities, STINENT A: : x OMPANY, ympt connecway Lines Urleans . to SORTS. ING CARS g Oars 8 Trains. No Bertha. in Uars. © serths secured, iter applica: where passen. Mure choice of OODMAN, Pass & Tk't Act Manager. yal. ANDS. Northern CaliUtah, apply to Cc. P. BR. R. San lifornia, apply [Agent 8. P. R, at Wine. lat my Nursery, . made, andtwo ° Stewing. 4 purchased in t, rich and per» for 81. 1X GILLET, Hill Nursery. , 1890: Exec. ous Cream Ate t. Celebrated id Spices, MILLIONS oF mental Presents 1 Prices of sand Tinware, + Our Prices. Mleces. .$2 50 aa pieces.6 75 ees) Plates perset. 85 bucers per set. 40 Vare. 4: .15 and 20 . 1b and 20 yay you. TING TEA CO levada City. » STORE, ‘Pine Streets ITY Proprietor. ‘ENT MEDICINES ey Soaps, Brushes is. n to componding. pent Druggist and *OLEY. ais DY MAKER ! THE CANDY ES1 Street, § BTREET, Nevada eted by-F. W. WIL. \T OF CANDY N HERE. wie Daily REMISES. : Confections . D IMPORTED © FRUITS ials .! pulously Neat. L CITY Academy, ewe? Hall. . v eProprietor. ,AND SOCIAL, EY: ng at 8o'c us, every Batu rday At for the past four days was -acqnitted. Ir isa mistake to try to cure caeditors of Democratic “newspapers “ever for another year and therefore ALL'S WELL. They are Fixing Up Matters to Suit Themselves. This cut is a truthful picture of Calkins ef the TRanscrirt ard Mike De Young of the Chronicle. It is a flash-light picture, taken while they were discussing the policy of Markhaib’s administration. . Acquitted.Marshal Kelley, who has been on trial for murder in the Superior Court Telegraph: Editor Calkins of ‘the Nevada Transcript is taking dancing lessons in San Francisco and he will astonish the Married Peoples’ Dancing . Club of bis city with new steps, when he returns. Calkins is an enthusiastic tripper of the light fantastic toe. On Christmas eve there will be a social dance at Forest Springs school house, on a new floor. A splendid supper will beserved. Music by Colvin Bros. Admisaion per couple (including supper) $1.25. Tae South Yuba Transportation Company run an extra stage from Washington on Tuesday to accomodate the people coming from that place to this city to spend the’ holidays. Tue West Harmony gravel mine, owned by A. Isoard and R. C. Walrath, commenced operatoins-on Tuesday morning. : ee kee tarrh by using local applications. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla,: which, acting through tlie blood, reaches every part of the system. Tue Alta says that it is not intellectual work that injures the braip. Now it can be accounted for why the keep clear of the insane asylnm. “Garr Bros. are clgsing out their stock of toys ut cost and freight added. They do not want to carry the stock offer thisinducement to purchasers. EY Beautiful, Yet Cheap. A very few of those handsome Hand Painted Tidies left (from $1.26 to $2.50) at [4t] Mrs. Lester & CRAwForD’s, A Traveling Case Makes a nice holiday gift for a geutleman, and an elegant lot of them can be found at Vinton’s. f Shileh’s Consumption Care. This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure PERSONAL MENTION. ° Peepie Oid and Yeung. on Monday night. Moore’s Flat, is in town. Past week is a little bettér. ley, was taken vary ill Monday. in town on Tuesday. with pneumonia. here for a few days. the National Hotel. * Wm. J. Johnston, of Grass Valley, has gone to Montana. Mr. Vincent and wife have gone below to spend the holidays, Chas, Monro, of San Francisco, is visiting his parents at this city. . vere sickness, is all right again. 8. Gallavotti, of the Derbec, has gone below to spend the holidays. N.0. Miller, of French Corral, arrived in town on Monday evening. William Nivens and"Geo. Lawrence came over from Forbestapes on SunMatthew Waite and wife are over from -Forbestown to spend the holidays. ; : Henry Conlin, arrived here from San Francisco, on® a visit to his parents. Mrs. A. C. Hinkson and her son, Addison, arrived here. on Sunday evening. Mrs. Wm. Glover and Mrs. Davis, of Pleazant Valley, were in town on Tuesday. Mrs. 8. Fisher and Miss Agnes Fletcher, of Grass Valley, have gone to Woodland. : W. J. Cullyan, of New York City, is registered at the National Exchange Hotel. : _ George Adair left here Monday night for San Jose, where he will probably remain. ; Frank Bell, of Spow Tent, arrived here on Menday ahd went to the Bay the same evening. : Fred Wheeler, formerly of this county, is keeping a livery s‘able in . Denver, Colorado. Joseph Jones, of Graniteville; pase-. ed-through town on Monday on his way to the seaside, Joseph Colles and Thos. Brannan, of Sierra City, were here Monday on their waytothe Bay. — Miss Margaret Clemo, daughter of Mrs. J. T. Clemens, was married to Henry Beik, at Forbestown, a few. days ago. — : Mrs. W. Foster and Mra. C. Fiske, of Washington, who have’ been visiting the family of P. H. Belden returned home on Saturday last. Si Lanyon, who has been working at Washington for some time,’ came to the county seat on Tuesday to spendthe holidays, -R. Thomas, Jr., of-Birchville, was taken quite sick on Saturday. Dr. Jones was sent for and found him to be suffering from water on the lungs. John Kendrick, Wm. Hutchinson, D. Kelley, T. Goyne, John ‘Vail and and W. Kramer, who have been working for ‘‘Pat”’ at Forbestown, are here to spend the holidays. Alfred Porter, who learned the printing business in the Transcript office, but who now resides in Reno, was-not expected té live when D. E. Morgan’ passed through there on Sunday. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Gifford, of Oakland, will arrive here Wednesday to spend the holidays with Mre. Gifford’s . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isoard Alf Tregidgo is in town. R. Hatton, secretary of the Washthe worst cases of cough, croup, and/i,ston and Blue Bell mines, left here bronchitis, while its wonderful sucon Tuesday night’s train for Alameda cess in the cure of consumption is} 4, 4, spend the holidays. without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its first discovery it }/ has been sold on a guarantee, a test Mrs, James Colley, Jr., arrived here from San Jose on Monday evening. A. R. Morrison, of North Bloomfield, which no other medicine can stand. . 1,. returned from the Bay. If you havea cough we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . == T= “9 ee atchalene or . and $1. If your lungs are sore, chest or back lame; use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. Fine skates, perfect order and an enjoyable time atthe Theater three nights a week. 13-tf The Finest Manicure Sets You have ever seen are to he found in W. D Vinton’s stock of holiday goods. tf One dollar a year will cover your doctor's bill if you.take Simmons Liver Regulator. . WwW. D. Vinten Has The finest line of Perfumery in the State outside of San Francisco. All the most popular odors, Remember this when buyingholiday gifts. tf of E,. K. Downer, one of the proprietors of the Downieville Messenger, whois now in thiscity. — ; Macenic installation. The officers recently elected and appointed, of Nevada Chapter No. 6, R. A,M., were installed into their respective stations Monday evening, by Past High Priest, I. J. Rolfe, assisted by A. B. Brady, Past High Priest of Grass Valley Chapter No. 18, as follows: E, M, Preston, M.E. H. P.; William Floyd, K.;Geo. L. Hughes, 8.; Edward 8. Edwards, 0. of H.; David E, Morgan, P. 8.; William Barton, R. A. ©.; Kaskil Casper. M. 3d V.; Geo. C. Gaylord, M. 2d, V.f Fred Searls, M. 1st, Y.; John T.: Morgan, Treasurer; I. J. Rolfe, ‘Sec. ; 4 oe ids and Antonio Tam, Guard. : 14. and wounds of the scalp, which were: akin der. sae ing complaint use Dr. J, H. McLean’s Ps Solid amd Piated Pe agi se on Saarestae costs Elegant ladies’ und gentlemen's silk . Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They eg Fhe ou, aa pe Siete core Sa ak Bs lek style ot . ". : Siccsies sale Remeoeent Srgreh heir per iene Me —" [fen Pree Sere ae aan O.J. Brand’, * teats ene Sectal amd Other Netes Abeut/ What the Editer ef the TransMrs, H.C. Mills went to the Bay M. J. Brock, the popular teacher of Lon Foote who has been ill for the Mrs. Thos. Dunktey, of Grass ValJacob Wichman, of San Juan, was A. P. Clark of Columbia Hill jx sick W. 8. Rogers, of Washington, is W. J. Meane, of Washington, is at R. Dillon, who has had a very se-{. } produces good appetite, and: invigor_. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek . ! ‘ Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid . &TY one of them will be eceupied he. iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in. fore many months. -meee . . Sacramento, .and not one failure in CAUGHT our. => cript Saw at the Bay. San Francisco Immigration Inepector—Say, my friend, there’s been a good deal of illegal landing lately. What have you got in those barrels? Boarding House -Ranner—Sugar, sir. . Inspector—Oh, rats! P =e ec The Freight—who said lata? Superior Ceurt. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Monday, J. M. Walling presiding: John H. Hammond et al. vs. Geo. Gephard. Judginent in’ favor of Mitchell. as Estate. of persons and estate of James G. Simon. JohnStotlar appointed guardian. Bond $400. John Hussey vs.*“Michael Hussey. Geo. A. Bailey, John M: Hussey, Fred Searls and John Caldwell -were examined as witnesses. Submitted. A Singular Accident. —_ Telegraph : Sunday morning Thos. Griffiths, a very old--man and one of our best known ‘and most esteemed citizens, met with a very painful accident. Mr. Griffiths lives with his daughter, Mrs. Hanna, and: in the the morning the lady went to chnrch, leaving her father siiting’ before a stove, in which a bright fire. was burning. There was no one else in the house, and during the absénce of Mra, Hanna Mr. Griffiths had a fainting epell, one of his feet going into the fire, When Mrs. Hanna returned from conscious and slie revived him, . The shoe had been partly burned from the ES foot and three of the: toes were burnful. Dr. Jones was sept~for and did all probability the toes and it may be amputated. There is great sympathy expressed in our community for Mr. Griffiths, == mn ——_————e ‘WHY DID HE Go? _A-Bt. _Zonts Merchant's Trip to the Postoffice, and‘ the Result. -California’s last sensation is beginning $0 take hold of Bt. Louis. & V. 8. Ba the commission merchant of 122 and 124 first ‘to test Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla in fying surprise that he went over te the pos> office and told his friend, Thos. P. Culkin, @dvice? I did, and have to thank have sadeed dion & bottle of Joy's Sarsa Before I had Natshen it I eould eat almost any kind, for which I weet edvignand ov's ¥ sop nee Bi fs EEE, EQS A Great Liver MeWicine. ive due credit te Stable boreeeeine & sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, and make the skin clear. -They also ate andstrengthen the entire-system a box by Carr Bros. .~ -e t Call at-or write to Cogper’s, the leadartist strings, 30centseach. John F. twenty years, oe 29-tf oa. drugstore. Call and offered before buying elsewhere. tf by that terriblecough. Shil Bros, Ooo ——— Dressing Cases Viuton’s. All this year’satyles. tf torelieve rheumatism. Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr Bros, : *. vading the “barn.” Church she found her father still un-. dren, at Lester & Crawford’s. ; Judge Armst: The orange crop on the lower ridge as os riers hrypate = esas pearance, and therefore we are with: ; out full particulars of the grand affair, C.J. Brand, the Nevada City jewelto resume her maiden name, Comfort 3 ed to a crisp and tne foot badly er, is the pioneer and leading manuAnderson. blistered. The burns -afe very pain-. facturerin California of fine jewelry what he ceuld for the sufferer. In. and petrified woods. & portion of the fvot will have to be. be very’large this season, Christmas Eve. at Lester & Crawford’s. went to the Springs to be relieved of North Commercial Street, was-one of the this city on Thursday evening. 4 Sick headaches. Its effect was’such a gratt. James Cairns, below Nationa! Hetel. ~ break. away from -your evil habits— tof the registry divisi ho ser for A gr cears footy ths Adleviee ue commencing on the Ist day of Januter details his friend’s experience.also:— ary, Lv.s. Bietigg games Feb. 20, 1808, would be a good idea to start in immeDear 81m: You ask me, Did I act on, your diately. indigesti hes. Taking your vice, purchased & Crawford's. pag Vee ae] State than the National Hotel people set,” said a San Francisco maa on. Tuesday. That’s nothing new: to the people here. f Stadl business. Lots of packages going and Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are coming during Christmas times. dyspepsia, indigestion, . world. fa coativeness, torpid liver, ete. These} ~The Blue Tent School closed last pills insure perfect digestiog, correct . Friday for the winter vacation. he liver and stomach, regulate the . Iva Stenger was re-elected teacher for bowels, purify and enrich the blood] the ensuing term. by their tonic action. Sold‘at 25 cents. gone. He stated before leaving that : -. . he would send up a party to look over The Leading Music Mouse. . timeto do go. ing music store, 631 Jstreet, Sacra-. %¢¢s for sale cheap at Mrs. Lester & mento, for anything in the music line, . Cr#wiord’s. ; . We have the latest sheet musie, finest : o . and best pianos, Violin strings (steel). tion is not far off.The sooner it 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra . Comes the better it will please the (15 cents); best Russian,: 25 cents;. People in this section, on belonging to Stephen Richards, . . The Mest Elegant Moliday stock fell dead on Main street, Grass Valley. In the city is te be found af Vinton's. usual watch meeting on the last night . See the novelties. of the old year. Judge Searls will be there if he is well enough to go, as * he has not failed te be on hand for Scaariane sights, made ee ap the past ten or fifteen’ years when he is the Remedy fer you. Bold'by Gare has been in town. gest that he take Jaodge Walling ~ Jalung with him at the next watch ee vee meeting so he will also get a good With metal and celluloid fittings at. start for the new year. while engaged in slaughtering Sun‘‘Ir goes right to the spot,” said an. day morning at Grass Valley, had the old man, who was rubbing in Dr. J, tip of the index finger of the left hand H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment cut off by the knife he was using accidentally slipping. He will net do SurLon’s Cough and Consumption dike ot Soaahastog days on account A @rief Recerd ef Various Matteref Lecal Interest. Christmas week. : Carr Bros. offer the greatest inducement to purchasers of goods in their line. Six wagon loads of the good people day evening to attend the Orange Festival. hattan has increased in size. The Royce-Lansing company had a very poor house at Grasa Valley Satruday night. evening was the icy chilliness perIt is a burning disgrace to Grass Valley that it has not a decent Theater. Fifteen young ladies and three. young men areapplicants fer teachers’ certificates. They will know their fate on Saturday afternoon. ee Sam Granger. has bought the grocery business of Peter Johnson, at Grass Valley. -. No place in Nevada county where goods are-seld so cheap as they are at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s, : Make the children happy. Lovely fans at Lester & Crawford’s. _ Turkeys and.chickens are plentiful ‘in the market. Carr Bros. are thé only dealers of fine illustrated books‘in this city, and they are selling them at San Francisco prices. Biggest lot of toys in the county at Carr Bros. . Prices reduced on everything in this line. . Duck shooting is splendid down in the lower country. . No work will de done in the TransCRIPT office on Thursday. Hodge and McLean, the convicts who were brought here to. testify ia the Kelly murder case were taken back to prison by Sheriff Dunster on Monday evening last. : The annual meeting of the St. Gothard ‘mining company will take place in San Francisco on the 13th of January. For fine writing materials go to Carr Bres. Lots of drummers in town. Any quantity of playthings for chilis not very good this year. with settings of gold-bearing quartz Jim O’Brian’s crop of oranges wil A number of private families will have trees for their little ones on Any quantity of hand-painted goods Several Neyada county people, who rheumatism, have returned and left their rheumatism behind them. Another wedding to take place ‘in Fine saddles, for sale cheap, at. Young men get a good ready on to 1891, oras to that matter it Beautiful fancy work at Mrs. Lester ‘“Gan’t find a better table in the Fine albums at Carr Brothers. The express offices are doing a goed Lovely purses, at Mrs. Lester, & Crawford’s, he field carefully. He had not the Manicure, shaving ‘and smoking A genuine mining boom for this secThere are a number of vacant stores n the principal part of the town. EvFor toys go to Carr Bros, The horse working in the milk wagThe Methodist people will hold their Richard Mitchell, of Grass Valley came up here en Mon-. ° ~ The new shoot of ore in the ManThe Tidings says the} -}enly drawback to the pleasures of the The lecal editor of the Traxscrirt interviewing a tramp whom he found ‘seated under a gas lamp. Bat few people have any idea to what depths the local reporter is obliged to fall te get items that will interest the readers. The reperter, however, has the advantageof most people. He can go into all the bad places and not be contaminated or have his character (if he has any) besmirched. _-————-+60-o— A BDiverce. Ta Judge Armstrong’s Superior Court,-Sacramento, on Friday last a divorce took place, the un and the husband, defendent; aa tive of Grass Valley. The case was the suit of C. A. Ousley vs. Wm. A, Ousley. Both: parties are colored, —— proceedings are reported as folows:Mrs. Ousley took the witness stand, and stated that she was married to Ousley in Nevada City in August, 1885. She was but fifteen years of age at thetime. At first he was kind to her and provided for her. Bat this ouly lasted five months, Then he deserted her, and for the past four years has refused to contribute toward her support. During these years she has lived with her mother, Mrs. Dorsey, but her mother died two montns ago, leaving her alone inthe world. Her husband was a cook by occupation, and could easily have supported her, she said. . He is at present in Sacramento, but refused to answer the of which are in colors. It embodies a . to the State, and it is to be hoped that couple being ex-Nevada ty Hedle, feed. He intends to doa cash busiba Geed Werk. The annual report of the State Beard of Horticulture, for 1890, has been issued from the State Printing Office in a volume of over 500 pages, with numerous illustrations, some great deal of valuable information for fruit growers, and willbe permianently useful for reference. The Board of Horticulture has been of much service no effort will be made to abolish it along with such Commissions as are reragarded as of little value. It has been the means ef promoting to a material extent a class ot industries which are vital to the welfare and progress of California. This Board has accomplished much that would have been left undone in the absence of sach an official agency. A New Stere. We call attention to the advertisement of Thomas Shurileff, in another column. Mr. Shurtleff was engaged in the grocery trade here many years ago, and for the past few years has been doing business in San Francisce, He has returned to this city to remain permanently, and will keep constantly on hand, at his new store on the Plaza, a fine stock of groceries, and will make a specialty of hay, grain and ness and will sell everything in his line at bedrock prices. Mr. Shurtleff is 80 well known to our people that it is not necessary for the Transcrirr to say anything in his behalf, im Luck. We hope the editor the Transcrirr will-not return for an indefinite period for just at present we are deriving some benefit from the position, On Monday Alex Gault, that prince of bakers, presented us with one of the finest cakes he hadin his shep. It was “‘way up.” And the future, for good things, is brigh'er than the past. Orange Festival. The Orange Festival given by the ladies connected with the Episcopal Vhurch ‘was @ grand success in every respect. We deputized a special reporter to get a full report for the summons in the divorce proceedings, Taascairt, and up tothe time of go Bete Arrivais. Nationa Horar, Dec, C. A. Meek, San Juan, * Andrew Hipper, Graniteville, Myers Preston, Ban Mateo, C. F. McGlashan, Truckee, J.8, ee Grass Valley, Mr.J.B.Gribble, *‘ M. L. Elliott, " ffett, " G. P. Baily, "a ‘J. G. Mather, off, Thos. G. Magonigol, Smarteville, i Columbia Hill, Mre. J. ©. Hill, Mrs. Wm. Glover, Anthony Houge, . °0mes froma the national headquarters Mrs. Davia, a W. J. Means, Washinghton, -C. H. Holling, San Francisco A, iia J. Jones, : Graniteville, 8. Gallovatti, Derbec Mine, J. Eddy, ze Goodman, You Bet, N.C. Miller, French (Corral ’ W. Fenton, J, C, Hunt, Rough & Ready, ¥. K. by avhoody pe rh ames Gregor, Forest City, J. Colles, Blerra City, 3: Mo Huse Ht Glowsland’ ele mt Vieveian ? W. A. Gilmore, “ G, Bandeman, Bloomfield,————EEe Impreve the Chance. Ensure a sweet breath and aid di-. and it will do the rest. gestion by having your teeth cleaned a aap by Dra. Martin & Harris, the wellC. C. Liniment”’ is the best in the known’ dentiste. Fall sete of teeth $14, with-a-guarantee of a perfect fit inaugurate extensive operations at Miss . 9"4 pleasing _ appearance; . Broad St, : Leave Yeur Orders For fine gold jewelry with C. J. Brand, concentration, etc. the manufacturing jeweler, who will new. will surely be successThe electiic light man has come and, make it t6 order in short notice and at or ia cua oe tent tiie Wh be te. reasonable rates. Quartz, diamond, . other rush to that Nevada county visraby, amethyst and other settings. ¢ PRETTY COLD. Hanging.em the Gate These Ceid Nights. The ahove picture represents who was hanging en a gate Monday evening waiting for some young man to come along and invite her to go to We. would the Orange Festival. She des Walllna. fone to death bet she’ got thave all the same. Sxatina rink: open every Monday, tcher,. Wednesday and Friday evenings, ie bates; Ladies’ and children’s matinee every . @ S008 Einimenst.’? ¢ Friday afternoon. To allay pains, subdue inflammaGev. of Mad. tion, heal foul sores and ulcers, the THE ze BEST. most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’ city waa knocked down and run over ae by a milk wagon in San Francisco, at Sicn headache is the bane of mony . the intersection ef Powell and Geary lives ; to cure and prevent this annoy-. *treets, and sustained painful bruises “Lily white” flour giver satisfaction. wnieville, d13-tf ‘8 Volcanic ing to'press he failed to put in an apSuffice it to say, all who attended speak ef it as ene of the best entertainments ever held in this city. 21. The receipts at the door amounted to $71.25. Oranges and lemonade yielded $45. A number of tickets were aleo sold by the children, of which ne report has been made. The oranges containing the gold presents were not sold. .It is expected the net receipts will be about $200. Truckee Republican: The report that the supply of gold is running short. Not so in the case of Truckee. ? -There is plenty of the precious metal in circulation here. There is a very simple method of procuring any amount of gold by the gevernment, and all the regulators need to do is say “dig it out and bring in.” Give this portion of Califernia legislation that will permit hydraulic mining, and the gold will be forthcoming. It looks reasonable that hydraulic mining should not be prohibited in districts where the debris could do no damage to agricultural pursuits, and thie can be accomplished in the Sierras. There are numerous basins for tho deposit of the debris, and no one would have to suffer. Invest the power in this region Meadow Lake Again. Office . Meadow Lake next spring on a big 2t. ledge. Free milling will not be attempted, but an effert will be made to get the gold in the sulphurets, by It is claimed that trict. Itis reported that an English syndicate will also commence operaions there in the spring. Tuexe-fourths of your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. The Very Choicess Ot noode appropriate fer holiday presents can be found at Vinton’s drug, . store in Odd Fellows Building. _tf ‘ Go to the skating rink at the Thester. No” improper characters admitted. d13-tf SJACOBS QO] GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND a girl nearly! IT executive cuauser. 1S: Annapolis, Wd., Jan. 6, 00. “7 have often used 87. JACOBS OIL, and find tt ELIHU &. JACKSON, ANNUAL MEETING. HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING oF Cidchee carers comme gil so" nas cts tim. { year, isos cea rere iJ iE The Hercules Mining Company will] NEW ROGERY SPORE AP THE PLALA Building formerly occupied by Weisenburger Bros, “THOMAS SHURTLEFF Grocery, Provision and Feed Store He intends to keep on hand the very best.of everything in his line, and will sell goods at bed-rock prices Por Cash Only! Hay, Grain and Feed, a specialty, Before making any purchases be sure and call on . Shos. Shurtierr. a BY EXPRESS! Tuesday morning will arrive our SECOND ORDER for CHRISTMAS, Neckwear! 7% Our First Lot being entirely gone those of our customers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown in any city in this State ; we make no exceptions. They will consist of FOUR-IN-HANDS, WINDSORS, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes witha Silver Scroll in the lower corner of ; “A Merry Christmas. " BH. MILLER, "Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!” Pat the Dollar Where It Ques the Most. Goo For You 2 _I_ will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value fy it. -You shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and erit. The Splendid Stock of the Season. OBE STINE AE SPARE SEINE SNP NGS YE SEAGATE: a Guaranteed Seasonable. Warranted Reasonable ! @ PA” PART SEY INE ART IDEN RE RENE RE IE YO OY RIT BIG COME RIGHT IN, and you will find every de partment filled with the best in ; : 1 Boorse & SEIOErS. RUBBER GOODS, XL fats, Furnishing Goods, Tranks Satchels ETC, ETC. . New &tyles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. You Can't Help Being Pleased ! If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST «. and CHEAPEST this season, you can get your. answer by calling on © , : Charles Grimes, the Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. e i fe coceed ;

Jities, STINENT A: : x OMPANY, ympt connecway Lines Urleans . to SORTS. ING CARS g Oars 8 Trains. No Bertha. in Uars. © serths secured, iter applica: where passen. Mure choice of OODMAN, Pass & Tk't Act Manager. yal. ANDS. Northern CaliUtah, apply to Cc. P. BR. R. San lifornia, apply [Agent 8. P. R, at Wine. lat my Nursery, . made, andtwo ° Stewing. 4 purchased in t, rich and per» for 81. 1X GILLET, Hill Nursery. , 1890: Exec. ous Cream Ate t. Celebrated id Spices, MILLIONS oF mental Presents 1 Prices of sand Tinware, + Our Prices. Mleces.. ..$2 50 aa pieces..6 75 ees) Plates perset. 85 bucers per set. 40 Vare. 4: .15 and 20 .. 1b and 20 yay you. TING TEA CO levada City. » STORE, ‘Pine Streets ITY Proprietor. ‘ENT MEDICINES ey Soaps, Brushes is. n to componding. pent Druggist and *OLEY. ais DY MAKER ! THE CANDY ES1 Street, § BTREET, Nevada eted by-F. W. WIL. \T OF CANDY N HERE. wie Daily REMISES. : Confections . D IMPORTED © FRUITS ials .! pulously Neat. L CITY Academy, ewe? Hall. . v eProprietor. ,AND SOCIAL, EY: ng at 8o'c us, every Batu rday At for the past four days was -acqnitted. Ir isa mistake to try to cure caeditors of Democratic “newspapers “ever for another year and therefore ALL'S WELL. They are Fixing Up Matters to Suit Themselves. This cut is a truthful picture of Calkins ef the TRanscrirt ard Mike De Young of the Chronicle. It is a flash-light picture, taken while they were discussing the policy of Markhaib’s administration. . Acquitted.Marshal Kelley, who has been on trial for murder in the Superior Court Telegraph: Editor Calkins of ‘the Nevada Transcript is taking dancing lessons in San Francisco and he will astonish the Married Peoples’ Dancing . Club of bis city with new steps, when he returns. Calkins is an enthusiastic tripper of the light fantastic toe. On Christmas eve there will be a social dance at Forest Springs school house, on a new floor. A splendid supper will beserved. Music by Colvin Bros. Admisaion per couple (including supper) $1.25. Tae South Yuba Transportation Company run an extra stage from Washington on Tuesday to accomodate the people coming from that place to this city to spend the’ holidays. Tue West Harmony gravel mine, owned by A. Isoard and R. C. Walrath, commenced operatoins-on Tuesday morning. : ee kee tarrh by using local applications. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla,: which, acting through tlie blood, reaches every part of the system. Tue Alta says that it is not intellectual work that injures the braip. Now it can be accounted for why the keep clear of the insane asylnm. “Garr Bros. are clgsing out their stock of toys ut cost and freight added. They do not want to carry the stock offer thisinducement to purchasers. EY Beautiful, Yet Cheap. A very few of those handsome Hand Painted Tidies left (from $1.26 to $2.50) at [4t] Mrs. Lester & CRAwForD’s, A Traveling Case Makes a nice holiday gift for a geutleman, and an elegant lot of them can be found at Vinton’s. f Shileh’s Consumption Care. This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure PERSONAL MENTION. ° Peepie Oid and Yeung. on Monday night. Moore’s Flat, is in town. Past week is a little bettér. ley, was taken vary ill Monday. in town on Tuesday. with pneumonia. here for a few days. the National Hotel. * Wm. J. Johnston, of Grass Valley, has gone to Montana. Mr. Vincent and wife have gone below to spend the holidays, Chas, Monro, of San Francisco, is visiting his parents at this city. . vere sickness, is all right again. 8. Gallavotti, of the Derbec, has gone below to spend the holidays. N.0. Miller, of French Corral, arrived in town on Monday evening. William Nivens and"Geo. Lawrence came over from Forbestapes on SunMatthew Waite and wife are over from -Forbestown to spend the holidays. ; : Henry Conlin, arrived here from San Francisco, on® a visit to his parents. Mrs. A. C. Hinkson and her son, Addison, arrived here. on Sunday evening. Mrs. Wm. Glover and Mrs. Davis, of Pleazant Valley, were in town on Tuesday. Mrs. 8. Fisher and Miss Agnes Fletcher, of Grass Valley, have gone to Woodland. : W. J. Cullyan, of New York City, is registered at the National Exchange Hotel. : _ George Adair left here Monday night for San Jose, where he will probably remain. ; Frank Bell, of Spow Tent, arrived here on Menday ahd went to the Bay the same evening. : Fred Wheeler, formerly of this county, is keeping a livery s‘able in . Denver, Colorado. Joseph Jones, of Graniteville; pase-. ed-through town on Monday on his way to the seaside, Joseph Colles and Thos. Brannan, of Sierra City, were here Monday on their waytothe Bay.. — Miss Margaret Clemo, daughter of Mrs. J. T. Clemens, was married to Henry Beik, at Forbestown, a few. days ago. — : Mrs. W. Foster and Mra. C. Fiske, of Washington, who have’ been visiting the family of P. H. Belden returned home on Saturday last. Si Lanyon, who has been working at Washington for some time,’ came to the county seat on Tuesday to spendthe holidays, -R. Thomas, Jr., of-Birchville, was taken quite sick on Saturday. Dr. Jones was sent for and found him to be suffering from water on the lungs. John Kendrick, Wm. Hutchinson, D. Kelley, T. Goyne, John ‘Vail and and W. Kramer, who have been working for ‘‘Pat”’ at Forbestown, are here to spend the holidays. Alfred Porter, who learned the printing business in the Transcript office, but who now resides in Reno, was-not expected té live when D. E. Morgan’ passed through there on Sunday. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Gifford, of Oakland, will arrive here Wednesday to spend the holidays with Mre. Gifford’s . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isoard Alf Tregidgo is in town. R. Hatton, secretary of the Washthe worst cases of cough, croup, and/i,ston and Blue Bell mines, left here bronchitis, while its wonderful sucon Tuesday night’s train for Alameda cess in the cure of consumption is} 4, 4, spend the holidays. without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its first discovery it }/ has been sold on a guarantee, a test Mrs, James Colley, Jr., arrived here from San Jose on Monday evening. A. R. Morrison, of North Bloomfield, which no other medicine can stand. . 1,. returned from the Bay. If you havea cough we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . == T= “9 ee atchalene or . and $1. If your lungs are sore, chest or back lame; use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. Fine skates, perfect order and an enjoyable time atthe Theater three nights a week. 13-tf The Finest Manicure Sets You have ever seen are to he found in W. D Vinton’s stock of holiday goods. tf One dollar a year will cover your doctor's bill if you.take Simmons Liver Regulator. . WwW. D. Vinten Has The finest line of Perfumery in the State outside of San Francisco. All the most popular odors, Remember this when buyingholiday gifts. tf of E,. K. Downer, one of the proprietors of the Downieville Messenger, whois now in thiscity. — ; Macenic installation. The officers recently elected and appointed, of Nevada Chapter No. 6, R. A,M., were installed into their respective stations Monday evening, by Past High Priest, I. J. Rolfe, assisted by A. B. Brady, Past High Priest of Grass Valley Chapter No. 18, as follows: E, M, Preston, M.E. H. P.; William Floyd, K.;Geo. L. Hughes, 8.; Edward 8. Edwards, 0. of H.; David E, Morgan, P. 8.; William Barton, R. A. ©.; Kaskil Casper. M. 3d V.; Geo. C. Gaylord, M. 2d, V.f Fred Searls, M. 1st, Y.; John T.: Morgan, Treasurer; I. J. Rolfe, ‘Sec. ; 4 oe ids and Antonio Tam, Guard. : 14. and wounds of the scalp, which were: akin der. sae ing complaint use Dr. J, H. McLean’s Ps Solid amd Piated Pe agi se on Saarestae costs Elegant ladies’ und gentlemen's silk . Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They eg Fhe ou, aa pe Siete core Sa ak Bs lek style ot . ". : Siccsies sale Remeoeent Srgreh heir per iene Me —" [fen Pree Sere ae aan O.J. Brand’, * teats ene Sectal amd Other Netes Abeut/ What the Editer ef the TransMrs, H.C. Mills went to the Bay M. J. Brock, the popular teacher of Lon Foote who has been ill for the Mrs. Thos. Dunktey, of Grass ValJacob Wichman, of San Juan, was A. P. Clark of Columbia Hill jx sick W. 8. Rogers, of Washington, is W. J. Meane, of Washington, is at R. Dillon, who has had a very se-{. } produces good appetite, and: invigor_. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek . ! ‘ Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid . &TY one of them will be eceupied he. iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in. fore many months. -meee . . Sacramento, .and not one failure in CAUGHT our. => cript Saw at the Bay. San Francisco Immigration Inepector—Say, my friend, there’s been a good deal of illegal landing lately. What have you got in those barrels? Boarding House -Ranner—Sugar, sir. . Inspector—Oh, rats! P =e ec The Freight—who said lata? Superior Ceurt. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Monday, J. M. Walling presiding: John H. Hammond et al. vs. Geo. Gephard. Judginent in’ favor of Mitchell. as Estate. of persons and estate of James G. Simon. JohnStotlar appointed guardian. Bond $400. John Hussey vs.*“Michael Hussey. Geo. A. Bailey, John M: Hussey, Fred Searls and John Caldwell -were examined as witnesses. Submitted. A Singular Accident. —_ Telegraph : Sunday morning Thos. Griffiths, a very old--man and one of our best known ‘and most esteemed citizens, met with a very painful accident. Mr. Griffiths lives with his daughter, Mrs. Hanna, and: in the the morning the lady went to chnrch, leaving her father siiting’ before a stove, in which a bright fire. was burning. There was no one else in the house, and during the absénce of Mra, Hanna Mr. Griffiths had a fainting epell, one of his feet going into the fire, When Mrs. Hanna returned from conscious and slie revived him, . The shoe had been partly burned from the ES foot and three of the: toes were burnful. Dr. Jones was sept~for and did all probability the toes and it may be amputated. There is great sympathy expressed in our community for Mr. Griffiths, == mn ——_————e ‘WHY DID HE Go? _A-Bt. _Zonts Merchant's Trip to the Postoffice, and‘ the Result. -California’s last sensation is beginning $0 take hold of Bt. Louis. & V. 8. Ba the commission merchant of 122 and 124 first ‘to test Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla in fying surprise that he went over te the pos> office and told his friend, Thos. P. Culkin, @dvice? I did, and have to thank have sadeed dion & bottle of Joy's Sarsa Before I had Natshen it I eould eat almost any kind, for which I weet edvignand ov's ¥ sop nee Bi fs EEE, EQS A Great Liver MeWicine. ive due credit te Stable boreeeeine & sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, and make the skin clear. -They also ate andstrengthen the entire-system a box by Carr Bros. .~ -e t Call at-or write to Cogper’s, the leadartist strings, 30centseach. John F. twenty years, oe 29-tf oa. drugstore. Call and offered before buying elsewhere. tf by that terriblecough. Shil Bros, Ooo ——— Dressing Cases Viuton’s. All this year’satyles. tf torelieve rheumatism. Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr Bros, : *. vading the “barn.” Church she found her father still un-. dren, at Lester & Crawford’s. ; Judge Armst: The orange crop on the lower ridge as os riers hrypate = esas pearance, and therefore we are with: ; out full particulars of the grand affair, C.J. Brand, the Nevada City jewelto resume her maiden name, Comfort 3 ed to a crisp and tne foot badly er, is the pioneer and leading manuAnderson. blistered. The burns -afe very pain-. facturerin California of fine jewelry what he ceuld for the sufferer. In. and petrified woods. & portion of the fvot will have to be. be very’large this season, Christmas Eve. at Lester & Crawford’s. went to the Springs to be relieved of North Commercial Street, was-one of the this city on Thursday evening. 4 Sick headaches. Its effect was’such a gratt. James Cairns, below Nationa! Hetel. ~ break. away from -your evil habits— tof the registry divisi ho ser for A gr cears footy ths Adleviee ue commencing on the Ist day of Januter details his friend’s experience.also:— ary, Lv.s. Bietigg games Feb. 20, 1808, would be a good idea to start in immeDear 81m: You ask me, Did I act on, your diately. indigesti hes. Taking your vice, purchased & Crawford's. pag Vee ae] State than the National Hotel people

set,” said a San Francisco maa on. Tuesday. That’s nothing new: to the people here. f Stadl business. Lots of packages going and Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are coming during Christmas times. dyspepsia, indigestion, . world. fa coativeness, torpid liver, ete. These} ~The Blue Tent School closed last pills insure perfect digestiog, correct . Friday for the winter vacation. he liver and stomach, regulate the . Iva Stenger was re-elected teacher for bowels, purify and enrich the blood] the ensuing term. by their tonic action. Sold‘at 25 cents. gone. He stated before leaving that : -. . he would send up a party to look over The Leading Music Mouse. . timeto do go. ing music store, 631 Jstreet, Sacra-. %¢¢s for sale cheap at Mrs. Lester & mento, for anything in the music line, . Cr#wiord’s. ; . We have the latest sheet musie, finest : o . and best pianos, Violin strings (steel). tion is not far off.The sooner it 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra . Comes the better it will please the (15 cents); best Russian,: 25 cents;. People in this section, on belonging to Stephen Richards, . . The Mest Elegant Moliday stock fell dead on Main street, Grass Valley. In the city is te be found af Vinton's. usual watch meeting on the last night . See the novelties. of the old year. Judge Searls will be there if he is well enough to go, as * he has not failed te be on hand for Scaariane sights, made ee ap the past ten or fifteen’ years when he is the Remedy fer you. Bold'by Gare has been in town. gest that he take Jaodge Walling ~ Jalung with him at the next watch ee vee meeting so he will also get a good With metal and celluloid fittings at. start for the new year. while engaged in slaughtering Sun‘‘Ir goes right to the spot,” said an. day morning at Grass Valley, had the old man, who was rubbing in Dr. J, tip of the index finger of the left hand H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment cut off by the knife he was using accidentally slipping. He will net do SurLon’s Cough and Consumption dike ot Soaahastog days on account A @rief Recerd ef Various Matteref Lecal Interest. Christmas week. : Carr Bros. offer the greatest inducement to purchasers of goods in their line. Six wagon loads of the good people day evening to attend the Orange Festival. hattan has increased in size. The Royce-Lansing company had a very poor house at Grasa Valley Satruday night. evening was the icy chilliness perIt is a burning disgrace to Grass Valley that it has not a decent Theater. Fifteen young ladies and three. young men areapplicants fer teachers’ certificates. They will know their fate on Saturday afternoon. ee Sam Granger. has bought the grocery business of Peter Johnson, at Grass Valley. -. No place in Nevada county where goods are-seld so cheap as they are at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s, : Make the children happy. Lovely fans at Lester & Crawford’s. _ Turkeys and.chickens are plentiful ‘in the market. Carr Bros. are thé only dealers of fine illustrated books‘in this city, and they are selling them at San Francisco prices. Biggest lot of toys in the county at Carr Bros. . Prices reduced on everything in this line. . Duck shooting is splendid down in the lower country. . No work will de done in the TransCRIPT office on Thursday. Hodge and McLean, the convicts who were brought here to. testify ia the Kelly murder case were taken back to prison by Sheriff Dunster on Monday evening last. : The annual meeting of the St. Gothard ‘mining company will take place in San Francisco on the 13th of January. For fine writing materials go to Carr Bres. Lots of drummers in town. Any quantity of playthings for chilis not very good this year. with settings of gold-bearing quartz Jim O’Brian’s crop of oranges wil A number of private families will have trees for their little ones on Any quantity of hand-painted goods Several Neyada county people, who rheumatism, have returned and left their rheumatism behind them. Another wedding to take place ‘in Fine saddles, for sale cheap, at. Young men get a good ready on to 1891, oras to that matter it Beautiful fancy work at Mrs. Lester ‘“Gan’t find a better table in the Fine albums at Carr Brothers. The express offices are doing a goed Lovely purses, at Mrs. Lester, & Crawford’s, he field carefully. He had not the Manicure, shaving ‘and smoking A genuine mining boom for this secThere are a number of vacant stores n the principal part of the town. EvFor toys go to Carr Bros, The horse working in the milk wagThe Methodist people will hold their Richard Mitchell, of Grass Valley came up here en Mon-. ° ~ The new shoot of ore in the ManThe Tidings says the} -}enly drawback to the pleasures of the The lecal editor of the Traxscrirt interviewing a tramp whom he found ‘seated under a gas lamp. Bat few people have any idea to what depths the local reporter is obliged to fall te get items that will interest the readers. The reperter, however, has the advantageof most people. He can go into all the bad places and not be contaminated or have his character (if he has any) besmirched. _-————-+60-o— A BDiverce. Ta Judge Armstrong’s Superior Court,-Sacramento, on Friday last a divorce took place, the un and the husband, defendent; aa tive of Grass Valley. The case was the suit of C. A. Ousley vs. Wm. A, Ousley. Both: parties are colored, —— proceedings are reported as folows:Mrs. Ousley took the witness stand, and stated that she was married to Ousley in Nevada City in August, 1885. She was but fifteen years of age at thetime. At first he was kind to her and provided for her. Bat this ouly lasted five months, Then he deserted her, and for the past four years has refused to contribute toward her support. During these years she has lived with her mother, Mrs. Dorsey, but her mother died two montns ago, leaving her alone inthe world. Her husband was a cook by occupation, and could easily have supported her, she said. . He is at present in Sacramento, but refused to answer the of which are in colors. It embodies a . to the State, and it is to be hoped that couple being ex-Nevada ty Hedle, feed. He intends to doa cash busiba Geed Werk. The annual report of the State Beard of Horticulture, for 1890, has been issued from the State Printing Office in a volume of over 500 pages, with numerous illustrations, some great deal of valuable information for fruit growers, and willbe permianently useful for reference. The Board of Horticulture has been of much service no effort will be made to abolish it along with such Commissions as are reragarded as of little value. It has been the means ef promoting to a material extent a class ot industries which are vital to the welfare and progress of California. This Board has accomplished much that would have been left undone in the absence of sach an official agency. A New Stere. We call attention to the advertisement of Thomas Shurileff, in another column. Mr. Shurtleff was engaged in the grocery trade here many years ago, and for the past few years has been doing business in San Francisce, He has returned to this city to remain permanently, and will keep constantly on hand, at his new store on the Plaza, a fine stock of groceries, and will make a specialty of hay, grain and ness and will sell everything in his line at bedrock prices. Mr. Shurtleff is 80 well known to our people that it is not necessary for the Transcrirr to say anything in his behalf, im Luck. We hope the editor the Transcrirr will-not return for an indefinite period for just at present we are deriving some benefit from the position, On Monday Alex Gault, that prince of bakers, presented us with one of the finest cakes he hadin his shep. It was “‘way up.” And the future, for good things, is brigh'er than the past. Orange Festival. The Orange Festival given by the ladies connected with the Episcopal Vhurch ‘was @ grand success in every respect. We deputized a special reporter to get a full report for the summons in the divorce proceedings, Taascairt, and up tothe time of go Bete Arrivais. Nationa Horar, Dec, C. A. Meek, San Juan, * Andrew Hipper, Graniteville, Myers Preston, Ban Mateo, C. F. McGlashan, Truckee, J.8, ee Grass Valley, Mr.J.B.Gribble, *‘ M. L. Elliott, " ffett, " G. P. Baily, "a ‘J. G. Mather, off, Thos. G. Magonigol, Smarteville, i Columbia Hill, Mre. J. ©. Hill, Mrs. Wm. Glover, Anthony Houge, . °0mes froma the national headquarters Mrs. Davia, a W. J. Means, Washinghton, -C. H. Holling, San Francisco A, iia J. Jones, : Graniteville, 8. Gallovatti, Derbec Mine, J. Eddy, ze Goodman, You Bet, N.C. Miller, French (Corral ’ W. Fenton, J, C, Hunt, Rough & Ready, ¥. K. by avhoody pe rh ames Gregor, Forest City, J. Colles, Blerra City, 3: Mo Huse Ht Glowsland’ ele mt Vieveian ? W. A. Gilmore, “ G, Bandeman, Bloomfield,————EEe Impreve the Chance. Ensure a sweet breath and aid di-. and it will do the rest. gestion by having your teeth cleaned a aap by Dra. Martin & Harris, the wellC. C. Liniment”’ is the best in the known’ dentiste. Fall sete of teeth $14, with-a-guarantee of a perfect fit inaugurate extensive operations at Miss . 9"4 pleasing _ appearance; . Broad St, : Leave Yeur Orders For fine gold jewelry with C. J. Brand, concentration, etc. the manufacturing jeweler, who will new. will surely be successThe electiic light man has come and, make it t6 order in short notice and at or ia cua oe tent tiie Wh be te. reasonable rates. Quartz, diamond, . other rush to that Nevada county visraby, amethyst and other settings. ¢ PRETTY COLD. Hanging.em the Gate These Ceid Nights. The ahove picture represents who was hanging en a gate Monday evening waiting for some young man to come along and invite her to go to We. would the Orange Festival. She des Walllna. fone to death bet she’ got thave all the same. Sxatina rink: open every Monday, tcher,. Wednesday and Friday evenings, ie bates; Ladies’ and children’s matinee every . @ S008 Einimenst.’? ¢ Friday afternoon. To allay pains, subdue inflammaGev. of Mad. tion, heal foul sores and ulcers, the THE ze BEST. most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’ city waa knocked down and run over ae by a milk wagon in San Francisco, at Sicn headache is the bane of mony . the intersection ef Powell and Geary lives ; to cure and prevent this annoy-. *treets, and sustained painful bruises “Lily white” flour giver satisfaction. wnieville, d13-tf ‘8 Volcanic ing to'press he failed to put in an apSuffice it to say, all who attended speak ef it as ene of the best entertainments ever held in this city. 21. The receipts at the door amounted to $71.25. Oranges and lemonade yielded $45. A number of tickets were aleo sold by the children, of which ne report has been made. The oranges containing the gold presents were not sold. .It is expected the net receipts will be about $200. Truckee Republican: The report that the supply of gold is running short. Not so in the case of Truckee. ? -There is plenty of the precious metal in circulation here. There is a very simple method of procuring any amount of gold by the gevernment, and all the regulators need to do is say “dig it out and bring in.” Give this portion of Califernia legislation that will permit hydraulic mining, and the gold will be forthcoming. It looks reasonable that hydraulic mining should not be prohibited in districts where the debris could do no damage to agricultural pursuits, and thie can be accomplished in the Sierras. There are numerous basins for tho deposit of the debris, and no one would have to suffer. Invest the power in this region Meadow Lake Again. Office . Meadow Lake next spring on a big 2t. ledge. Free milling will not be attempted, but an effert will be made to get the gold in the sulphurets, by It is claimed that trict. Itis reported that an English syndicate will also commence operaions there in the spring. Tuexe-fourths of your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. The Very Choicess Ot noode appropriate fer holiday presents can be found at Vinton’s drug, . store in Odd Fellows Building. _tf ‘ Go to the skating rink at the Thester. No” improper characters admitted. d13-tf SJACOBS QO] GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND a girl nearly! IT executive cuauser. 1S: Annapolis, Wd., Jan. 6, 00. “7 have often used 87. JACOBS OIL, and find tt ELIHU &. JACKSON, ANNUAL MEETING. HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING oF Cidchee carers comme gil so" nas cts tim. { year, isos cea rere iJ iE The Hercules Mining Company will] NEW ROGERY SPORE AP THE PLALA Building formerly occupied by Weisenburger Bros, “THOMAS SHURTLEFF Grocery, Provision and Feed Store He intends to keep on hand the very best.of everything in his line, and will sell goods at bed-rock prices Por Cash Only! Hay, Grain and Feed, a specialty, Before making any purchases be sure and call on . Shos. Shurtierr. a BY EXPRESS! Tuesday morning will arrive our SECOND ORDER for CHRISTMAS, Neckwear! 7% Our First Lot being entirely gone those of our customers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown in any city in this State ; we make no exceptions. They will consist of FOUR-IN-HANDS, WINDSORS, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes witha Silver Scroll in the lower corner of ; “A Merry Christmas. " BH. MILLER, "Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!” Pat the Dollar Where It Ques the Most. Goo For You 2 _I_ will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value fy it. -You shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and erit. The Splendid Stock of the Season. OBE STINE AE SPARE SEINE SNP NGS YE SEAGATE: a Guaranteed Seasonable. Warranted Reasonable ! @ PA” PART SEY INE ART IDEN RE RENE RE IE YO OY RIT BIG COME RIGHT IN, and you will find every de partment filled with the best in ; : 1 Boorse & SEIOErS. RUBBER GOODS, XL fats, Furnishing Goods, Tranks Satchels ETC, ETC. . New &tyles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. You Can't Help Being Pleased ! If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST «. and CHEAPEST this season, you can get your. answer by calling on © , : Charles Grimes, the Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. e i fe coceed ;