December 27, 1889 (4 pages)

pe @ at ‘The Daily Transcript. Ro. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cai CIRCULATES I8 nai a eesty. 7" H. Darwin, Yuba City; Wm. The Oh eC ' gova mnareatier 46 a bee cen be ye oe fe North Son Sane yy, tots Cor-. Monroe, Miss Pheney Turner, Miss . ee at and Best : rocervy House had fora fekewal of reg i cp Agee ld a ral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's . af.yyie Brock, Miss E: Bayley, F “in Neévada Oity. at @ point known es Sridgepo: Crossing. Fiat, Graniteville, Trackee, and every othgee a Sens Paes : ay . B. WOODS. er town of Nevada county; also in Ph C. Bogley, Dr, J. Manson, ©,omfield;} Main Street, opp. Union Hotel, and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San W J. Means, James Jenkins, T. P; Fl = : cs “from Siskiyou to — from the 8i-/ R. Jmayne, Washington; R. A. Paine, Qur, per 100 Ibs. $2 50 Semi-Annual Examination. erra to the ae eae “) Wheat. “100 Ibs I SORE J. R. Williams, Lake City; J. A. eat, per i S. 75 HE SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF ” ‘FRIDAY. DEQEMBER 97, 1889. Baugh, Maybert ; D. Moore, Dr. C. D. Corn, per 100 Ibs. I 75 Applicants: for certificates to teach in GRASS VALLEY. News Notes and Comments From the Town’s Papers. {Union of Wednesday. 2 ‘The electitic lights did not burn last ‘night, Owing tothe wires being perortrated by the wind storm of Monday . ‘. night, The snow is twofeet deep at Buena Vista, three feet. at Jennings’ ranch on tbe Banner bill road, and eighteen inches at the North Banner mine. The long continued wet weather has made the roads bad for traveling in every direction, and heavy teaming ‘s for the time being suspended. The} best road. for teaming is the Union Turnpike to Rough and Ready and Penn Valley, which having a goo: foundation has not become very heavy. The new road over the Yuba to S.i. Juati isthe best road crossing the river, as before the rains set in a large number of break-waters were constructed, and this has saved the road from any serious washing. Teamsters who know say that it is the best road in the county. {Tidings of Tuesday.) David Shoemaker of Cooper’s Medical Institute is home to spend the holidays. “ Some time last night a portion of the roof of Yeo’s ‘‘Bee Hive’’ dry goods’ store succumbed to the weight of the snow. Jack Harrison’s barber shop, in the second story, was considerably damaged and the snow water and waterfrom a faucet in the barber shop deluged Yeo’s store below, ruining a portion of the ceiling and damaging some $2,000 worth of ribbone, laces, cloaks and dress goods. This morning the store resembled a laundry. The Board of Education will strengtbenthe Bell building so as to render it safe for afewmonths. In the mean time an election for the issuance of bonds to provide funds for a new building will be called. The bonds must be issued. It now remains to be decided the number and value of the bonds. They will sell at par, if not at a premium, and can be redeemed at. periods extending over say ten years. Thus the edditional tax wil! beligbt. The Tidings favors a $20,000 building—modern in every respect, insuring adequate accommodations for years to come and comprising a monument to this education-loving community. Another of the deorieman’ 3 Club’s Japanese pheasants, in charge of ant Valley; died last week. “The club now possesses but one of the birds, Mrs. Everett has mounted a Japanese pheasant sent from Oregonto R. C. Walrath of Nevada City. \Telegraph of Tuesday. " James Glasson & Co. cleaned upz crushing yesterday at the Crown Point mill and the result was that the ore paid $23 a load and there were five loads. The rock came from the General Grant mine near the Pennsylvania and W. Y.O.D. The ledge ir large and the rock good and-the result of the orang is very satiefactory. The Grand Jury that lately sat in the court house and that called the attention of officers to violations of the gambling law, has effected sometaing in the moral reform way. A Nevad» City man hada diamond ring up for raffie and the officers of the law were about to pounce down upon him and he had to withdraw his raffle. And the law will keep on that same way. It will snatch the little business baldheaded and let the big) business go The law as adininistered in this land of ours has ever been straining at « gnat while it could swallow aycame’ without winking. Superintendent George Mainhar informed us this morning that he had just opened up two levels in th: Omaha mine and that those level were of surprising richness. Those are the levels number 10 anil numbe 11, and they possess a ledge that, fron all. appearances, . is The Omaha can now be set down a one of the leading mines in this di-trict, and will divide the honors fo: fame with the Idaho. Foxp husband—You know, my dear, I promised youa diamond neck lace this year Helpful wife—I know you did, but let it go—the water pipes vurst las’ night. oe at deen Ir you have catarrl, you are in danger, as the disease is liable to becom: chronic and affect your general health or develop into constimption. Hood’ Sarseparilla-cures caturrh by :purifs ing and enriching the blood, and-buila ing up the system. Give it atrial, Sana Feed To feel bright and cheerful attend to your: stomech,Take Simmon: Liver Regulator. Tuar Hackirg “Goud can he «i quickly cured. by Shilob’s Cure. W: guarantee it. Sold hy Carr Bros. Crour, wo ese COUGH and. Bronchites immediately relieved ‘bs Shiloh’s Care, Sold by Carr Bros. a. ae Do not weaken yourself by by drastic purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. . Pears’ Sor secures a beautiful complexion. Heatn, Agent Cad the Tom Boy; C. H. Eddy, Delhi; H Bobo; A. 8S. Gr-nt, J. Daffy, ant Chas. James, J. Johnson, [ rainfall ai thiscity as measured from Messrs. Bourne & Vineyard of Pleas-. aay day by the South ‘Yuba, Company’s gauge: inexhaustible, Metel Arrivais. Natrona Hore. Dec. 24th—Geo. H. J. Gerdes, Derbec ; Sin Francisco; Colfax; D. A, Uarey, PleasValley; Jno. Schroff, Wm. Frank, Gold Flat; December 25th —Jumes Bonney, Washington; Heory Disque, Colfax; ino Nooman, Jno, Hullett,Sacrameno; ). Smith, Wm. Neville, Bear Val‘y; Mrs. J. QT. Treadwell, J. D. Ustrym, Bloomfield? N.C. Miller, J. Miller, French Corral; Jno. Goffett, Geo. Heygerty,J. R. Williams, Moores Flat; N. Peters, Tratkee; C. L. Kinney. Jno. Dowt, Smartsville; Wm. Wetzel, A. L. Stevens, M. S. Culver, San Franeis<o; City, 48 Unton Horer, December 24th.— M. J. Buckley, San Francisco; L. G. Sweetland, Colusa; W. J. Straight, C. W. Kitts, James Kitts, Keary Manion, N.E. Boyd, Yubs Oity ; H: H. Wileox, Benecia; W. H. Davis, Bloomfield; R. J. Thomas, Oakland; #. J. Nolan, Railroad; W,.Camer, John Drabeck, Queker Hill; A. Justice, Sacramento; Kobt Beryman, Truckee. December 26:1:—J, R. Davis, San Juan ; W. L. Wiliiamson,Jobn Jenkins, J.Graves, Washington; Chris Bergman,Ormonde; J. A. Black,Mt. Eden: H. Ciark, J. Grimes, San Francisco; Tom Nolan, Railroad; A. C. Smith, Sacramento; W. H. Hammell, Scotts Flat. i Oe es Wee ae How Mike Farrell Reformed. Alf Doten of Virginia City te Js thigood one on Hon. M. J. Farrell. now aresident of Grass Valley: I'll tell you howthe hotwater cure was run out of this State: A few years ago, when the new cure was-at fever heat, I was in Austin. Farrell, one of Nevada’s silver champions, was bookkeeper forthe Manhattan Company, and he was sorely afflicted with the eure. You knowthat I have always considered water a very good thing ir tte place—that is, in the washtub or over fi-lds of veytables and corn. Well, Mike always had a pot of ho water on thestove and never tired t speak of its virtues. He finally pervailed upon me to try it. I did. 1 found in his cupboard a little brown jug, and I poured a water-glass oneq"arter ful] from the jug. ‘I then ad; ded some sugar, lemon and nutmeg i: it; and then filled the gla-s up with boiling water and drank it. I liked it very well, Mike soon fell intomy ways, Starch, per box, and the sinvle-handed hotwater soon fell into disrepute. the Rainfall. Following is the present season’s ohh 1 Oho App Soret pire Ee. 06 gt PRED eee en arly oe PE adhe: TEE weap nGE rT were e 1.50 POs a os or thi ve (aes vee Aree 1-6 TO soe ose 45.41 Tue bealthy people you meet have healthy livers. They take Simmons Liver Regulator. nd Ayer’s Hair Vigor §S the ‘ideal’? Hair-dressing. It re stores the color to gray hair ; promotes a fresh and vigorous growth ; prevents the formation of dandruff; makes the hair soft and silken; and imparts a deli. cate but lasting per fume. “Several months ago my hair commen falling out, and in a few weeks y f my head was almost nA. LR tried + ed remediés, but they’did. no good ; nal. ly bonght’s bottle of Ayef’s Hair Vigor, tof the conand, after vsing only-a tents, my h was Covered with a heavy growth of hair. I .recommend your preparation as.the best in the world.”—T. Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor fora number of years, and it has rere pven me satisfaction. It is an excellent dressing, prevents the hair. from turnin, ay, insures its vigorous growth, eeps the scalp white and clean.’ — ‘. Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass. “T have used Ayer’s Hair viet for promoting the growth of the and think it unequaled. For restoring the hair to its original color, and for a dressing, it roomy “adhe be sur. .”’—Mrs. Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. “Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a most excellent preperation ir the heir. Lg of it from my own experience. Its promotes the growth of new hair pw . makes it gl and goft. The Vigor is also a cure for druff.”—J.W, Bowen, Editor“ Enquirer,” McArthur, Ohio. “TJ have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for ee past two sot and found ee it is resented to ~¥ Me A restores the natu~ = § color to , causes the hair to grow freely Jy! Keeps it soft and pliant,’’—Mrs. ey V. Day, Cohoes, N. bh “ My father, at about the age of fifty, lost dll the hair from the top of his h After one month’s,trial of Ayer's Mair Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had a fine 5.Cullen, of hair of the natural color,”—P. Saratoga Springs, N. ¥. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, PREPARED BY Wm. Wolf's! Rolled Barley, per 100 1 30 Bran, per 100 lbs, Middlirgs, per 100 lbs White Sugar, 13 lbs, Brown Sugar, 14 Ibs, 1 00 Secretary Co. Boardof Eduestion, Rice, 16 lbs, 1.00. _ : . Currants, 10 lbs, 1 00 Hydraulic Work. Raisins, 10 Ibs, I 00 ‘ ’ es) rides ‘5 tek 1 o0. Bids will be received up Beans, 28 lbs, Costa Rico Coffee, 4 lbs Wash. Powder, 12 pap’s Starch, Corn Starch, 12 papers, Oysters, 8 cans, Green Corn, 8 cans, I 00. Green Peas; Scans, : od cavations,amounting to 750,String Beans, 8cans, 1 00. 000 yards. Tornatoes, 8 cans, 1.00] &. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Salmon, 2 Ib’cans, 6 for 1 oo Ceres, Stanislaus Co., Cal. Salmon, 1 lb cans, 8 for 1007 REE SASS, Oe Pie Fruit, 10 cans for 1 60\. Nevad City Can Candy Factory. 4 Jelly, 6 cans, I 00 . Sardines, % boxes, 8 Sardines, 4% boxes, 6 Corn Beef, 6 for Condensed Milk, 6 for Lard, 8 lb cans, I mh n27-tf "oF. W. WELLE OTT, Lard, 5 lb cans, ets Kerosene, 5 gallon can, 1 Z Aonomy Crocery NI Ore, Kerosene, per gallon, Syrup. per‘gallon,. 50. "tr giiLaa aia . Syrup,’5 gallon-keg, 2 Oils o> = ons Pickles, 5 gallon keg, 1 00/"~ iy Good Tea, per lb, ° age “BED. oF Japan Tea, per lb, 30, Good Goods, Japan Tea, 5 lb box, 1 50 oat English Breakfast,5 box 1 50 English Breakfast, lb, 30 Will Convince You. Soap, per box, 50 es ) ) tN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOlSavon Soap, per box, 1 10] W7HEy Fou Ae eatine BOOROMY Savon Soap, 4 bars, 25 . STORE and examine Prices and Goeds. ,; Harkness Candles 40 Goodwin Candles, box, 2 25 Goodwin Candles; 44, San Fran. Candles, box, 1 00? Butter, per roll, Tobacco, per plug, Hay, per ton, $17.50, Alt Gouds Fresh and pure. i Making Your Holiday Purchases Bridge N Notice. We TICE is hereby given that 8. D. Woods dean ans igs ob ag Hon. Board of Superevade. County, at the Court + poling Nevada City, on ora Janumae A, 6th, Ee at 10o’clock A. M. of that day, PRICE LIST FOR C4SH. cat gery schools of Nevada County will 1 125 Monday, Dec. 30th, 1889, 12 ! Cis Washington Schoolhouse in Nevada 5 rd fee of wo dollars will be Collected from I 00 . each applicant. as radi gs by saw. 1.00 I oO I 00 I 00 1 09 I oO to 3 oclock p. M. on January zth, 1890, by the Turlock Irrigation Co., for the construc. ’\ 12. papers, : She tion of a canal, including tunnels, hydraulic cuts, and ex1 00] Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2,” I OO. @a@For a Box of Fine Mixed, Fancy, I OO Fresh French Candy, of my own Manu1 009 facture. suitable for a Present for. any occasion. II 5 Satisfaction guaranteed. I refer to the citI OO izene of Nevada City asto my reliability. ! Commercial street, next door below Chas. 2 00 Kent’s Meat Market. Postoffice box No. 151. Lard, 10 lb cans, Lobsters, 6 cans, Mackerel, per kit, Give usa Trial and We Groceries, Flour, Feed, And Grain. STHE BEST OF, Pano ‘y Canned] Goods. In fact everything found in a first-class family supply store. Harkness Candles, box, 2 50 1 00 I oo 50 40 45 REMEMBER’ THE PLACE BROAD ST., opposite Citizens Bank, DANIELS & SOW And everything else in proportion. WM. VWoOrtF". DON'T “PUT OFF 4 TILL OUR IMMENSE STOCK 1S CULLED OVER. We say emphatically, and we believe what we are saying, that we have never betore ‘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 Boxes, Odor Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, ~ Jewel Cases, Whisk-Broom Holders, ~ Shaving Sets, Card Sets, Ten Styles of Writing Tablets. -Immense line of Picture Frames. Biggest assortment of ALBUMS in the e County, 3 ATTRACTIONS . IN LEATHER: Chatelaine Bags, Albums, Portmonnaies, Diaries, Traveling Cases, Memorandas, Writing Presks, Ete. Books. Beoklets ‘nd Christmas Cards. We have enough of these to supply everybody, and they're all the finest and of this season’s styles, GAMES: All of the most popular kinds, If you don't see what you want, ask for it. Ow es Here's: where we: niake. the youngsters smile. They all.say we are the leaders in contributi to the demands of the rising géneration. , It is not gsaty td particular. zeas to Toys. We. sane Say we. can supply every . taste” : A ee PEREUMES! W e have a nice line of the best of this class of Goads: 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 us: we are crowded for room in this Space. FEEL BE) A, i Now TO COUNTRY PHROPLE.f you en: visit our store, decide what ‘ou want and about what ye want to’ pay. . Send in yon ofder and we'll § suarantcc $0 fill. i it satisfactorily. ee "CARR BROTHERS, The Great Attraction of Nevada Couty !) ‘Drv Goods Store, HAVE YOU SEEN HIS HOLIDAY STOCK if Not, Do not Fail to Go and Take a Look at It. A Newspaper advertisement even as large as this one These Iterns will give you a faint idea as to the variety: g. TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS, SALAD SETS, . Groceries, Provisions, (ange Goods; Flour, Butter,. . Cigars’ and “Tobacco, Hay, Grain, Feed, Ete, “The Bee Hive” Grass Valley. Saw?] Yea, Proprietor. (6 yards Muslin for -e ra heavy. (scrards Canton Flannel f . BL. White Blankets, $1.25 up to $3.50. Long Cloaks, 63.75 to $750--reduced orices. ee 4950 to $450-FULL TRIMMED. * Sealette Jackets, $10.50-Full trimmed. Largest~Millinery Department in the county, at "The Bee Exiwe, 14, 16 and 18 Mill st., Grass Valley. HIO(LI [DIAL CIRIEIEITININIC ———.000 “K Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All! IS THE GREETING EXTENDED BY! W. D. VINTON, Cor. Broad and Pine &ts., Nevada City. ot o—_-—_——— ¢ ———___— THE INSPECTION WILL REPAY YOU! could not adequately describe it. Best of all, everything ‘TO BE SOLD AT LOW PRICES. of the Goods, but when it comes to quality “they must be seen to be appreciated,” as the saying is. . » WHISK-BROOM HOLDERS, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, ODOR GASES, WORK BASKETS, ETC, All in the Neatest and Most Artistic Designs. a —Also the FINEST and Largest Variety Gh: 2 RE OVE Se Including EASTMAN'S latest cut-glass goods, LU N DBORG’S,ALFRED WRIGHT'S, PICKSECKER’S and PINAUD’S.' the latest odors, such as, “Floral Chimes,” “Blue Bells of Scotland,” “Ye old time Martha Washington,’ “Wed: ding,” ‘White Clover,’ “Spanish Jessamine,” ‘Damask Rose,” “Arbutus,” “Puritan Breeze,” etc., ete. i?) gE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALI, AROUND and see the assortment. Ww. wD. be adios heberect pray HOW FOR BUSINESS, The Big Fife Scorched Us, but We Are Still Here ! Weisenburger Bros., PROPRIETORS. OF THE Aza < Grocery : and : Feed : ‘Store ! >. Pa ‘Salads: Potatoes, ams, Bacon, Lord, Garden and Field Seeds of all kinds, i Ow Terms are Cash, Prives the Lowest Goods delivered Free of Charge. ATTRACTIONS (an immense line of Furuiture, we can The foregoing include all} HOLIDAY Pen anata anata an nen a ten anon anand evs & (Haw, —DEALERS IN— . Staple and Fancy Hardware LEG G &SHAW’S . Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. Nevada City. . Twelve Distinct Styles of . 'HEATING: : STOVES, And all the Best and Newest Pat: * -ATAVING THIS MONTH RECEIVED DIH rect from the Eastern manufacturers offer terns, Hardwood Bedroom Sets at $30 00. a Chevalle Bedroom Sets, . . 000K # STOVES 1: AND «. RANGES, Round Glass “ : Genuine * cry és ‘ The Famous Superior Range, -The Best in the Market. Solid Walnut Bedding of all kinds, Parlor Sets made to. Order. ‘(Trimmed in Satin, ‘Crushed, Silk and other Plushes.) Furniture Coverings all Kinds. LOUNGES--Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order. ) Willow and Oa Patent. Rockers, _ Carpets, Linoleunis, Oil Oloths, Mat“tings, Wall Paper . and Mouldings. PIOTURE FRAMES made TO ORDER. Agents for the celebrated : : CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns, Pistols, . Ammanitionsof all Kinds, SOLE AGENTS FOR O.V. B. Pocket Knives. OO" We Jo not carry: English cutlery,,. We believe in the superior mefits of American an products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, ; ; WINDOW GLASS, ETC. We Sell eveything at SACRAMENTO PRICES, Freight Added. We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices, * FREIGHT ADDED, FOR THE NEXT iy DAYS -OFrHOLIDAY PRESENTS —BYy— A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. , Gor. Broad & Pt NN 20 pieces, 58 inches wide, ALL WOOL SUITINGS, all shades, at 75 cents a yard. 10 pieces, 48 inches wide, ALL ‘WOOL TRICOTT, at 62% cents, 50 pieces HENRIETTA CLOTHS, at 20 centga yard. . 20 pieces BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES from: 50 cents to $1 oo-per yard, BLACK ALPACAS and FANCY DRESS GOODS reduced to half-price. 100. DOZIEN . Ladies’ and Gens' SILK HAND KERCHIEFS which will also be sold at Half Price, I-alao-haveon hand a good assortment: of Ladies’ and Children’s CLOAKS which will be soldyat a low price. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, BLANKETS -COM FORTS, KID GLOVES, ETC., all of which will be sold at HALF-PRICE. Call Early and — vour Preseats while the Assortment is Large and Complete. OF Orders from the Country promptly attended to. Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broad and Pinec St« THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON —ARE HEREBY EX TENDED BY-* ~'H. H. LENNIE & CO, To,Aheir numerous customers, They are now vias in “great variety the HOLIDAY GOODS you require. Plush and Leather Albums, Manicures, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Japanese Goods, Shaving Sets, Cuff ° and Collar Boxes, Etc., Etc. Children’s Depattment—Panoramic Views, Dolls, Rocking Horses, Drums, Wagons, Doll's Carriages, Etc. An extensive and beautiful selection of CHRISTMAS CARDS. BABY.BUGGIES and PURSES at COST, ~ALL HOLIDAY GOODS REMARKABLY GHEAP, — M@™ Call now and avoid the great rosh, . No tronble to show goods, dah Book Store. H. H. LENNIE & CO. TEE PLACE TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. lwuetje ae Sra. BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY, Offer to the «public: the Largest and most Beautiful Stock of IMPOR ED and HOME. “MADE JEWELRY ever brought to this Gold and Silver eae Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Bracelets, Breastpins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bangles, Charms; beautifully set in Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torquoise, Garnets, Amethysts, Sapphires, ‘Quarts and _ Other Precious Stones; , ** ~ Fine Solid Silver and Plated hte Of Late Styles, Just Received. == iC ! Everything i in our Store Wartdnted as Represented. Er We sis HomeMade Jewelry. a ‘Specialty and guarantee it 18-carats fine, We will sell our Beautiful Stock Ch ther Store in the State. . eaper than any o This isthe ONLY PLAGH I ; reliable Watches; Jewelry, PLACH IN NEVADA Brent re yu an . . . ody Drogas and Rertomers. . Palace Brus Store. Cor. Conmert'al & Pine Sts, Nevada City Weisouburgar Bros, Nevada ity. es oer: “at vw fe et i< ene St Tuten . pe Engraving Done Free. Jewelry of all kinds e, . Orders from the country promply la, gee Ks the an cary a

pe @ at ‘The Daily Transcript. Ro. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cai CIRCULATES I8 nai a eesty. 7" H. Darwin, Yuba City; Wm. The Oh eC ' gova mnareatier 46 a bee cen be ye oe fe North Son Sane yy, tots Cor-. Monroe, Miss Pheney Turner, Miss . ee at and Best : rocervy House had fora fekewal of reg i cp Agee ld a ral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's . af.yyie Brock, Miss E: Bayley, F “in Neévada Oity. at @ point known es Sridgepo: Crossing. Fiat, Graniteville, Trackee, and every othgee a Sens Paes : ay . B. WOODS. er town of Nevada county; also in Ph C. Bogley, Dr, J. Manson, ©,omfield;} Main Street, opp. Union Hotel, and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San W J. Means, James Jenkins, T. P; Fl = : cs “from Siskiyou to — from the 8i-/ R. Jmayne, Washington; R. A. Paine, Qur, per 100 Ibs. $2 50 Semi-Annual Examination. erra to the ae eae “) Wheat. “100 Ibs I SORE J. R. Williams, Lake City; J. A. eat, per i S. 75 HE SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF ” ‘FRIDAY. DEQEMBER 97, 1889. Baugh, Maybert ; D. Moore, Dr. C. D. Corn, per 100 Ibs. I 75 Applicants: for certificates to teach in GRASS VALLEY. News Notes and Comments From the Town’s Papers. {Union of Wednesday. 2 ‘The electitic lights did not burn last ‘night, Owing tothe wires being perortrated by the wind storm of Monday . ‘. night, The snow is twofeet deep at Buena Vista, three feet. at Jennings’ ranch on tbe Banner bill road, and eighteen inches at the North Banner mine. The long continued wet weather has made the roads bad for traveling in every direction, and heavy teaming ‘s for the time being suspended. The} best road. for teaming is the Union Turnpike to Rough and Ready and Penn Valley, which having a goo: foundation has not become very heavy. The new road over the Yuba to S.i. Juati isthe best road crossing the river, as before the rains set in a large number of break-waters were constructed, and this has saved the road from any serious washing. Teamsters who know say that it is the best road in the county. {Tidings of Tuesday.) David Shoemaker of Cooper’s Medical Institute is home to spend the holidays. “ Some time last night a portion of the roof of Yeo’s ‘‘Bee Hive’’ dry goods’ store succumbed to the weight of the snow. Jack Harrison’s barber shop, in the second story, was considerably damaged and the snow water and waterfrom a faucet in the barber shop deluged Yeo’s store below, ruining a portion of the ceiling and damaging some $2,000 worth of ribbone, laces, cloaks and dress goods. This morning the store resembled a laundry. The Board of Education will strengtbenthe Bell building so as to render it safe for afewmonths. In the mean time an election for the issuance of bonds to provide funds for a new building will be called. The bonds must be issued. It now remains to be decided the number and value of the bonds. They will sell at par, if not at a premium, and can be redeemed at. periods extending over say ten years. Thus the edditional tax wil! beligbt. The Tidings favors a $20,000 building—modern in every respect, insuring adequate accommodations for years to come and comprising a monument to this education-loving community. Another of the deorieman’ 3 Club’s Japanese pheasants, in charge of ant Valley; died last week. “The club now possesses but one of the birds, Mrs. Everett has mounted a Japanese pheasant sent from Oregonto R. C. Walrath of Nevada City. \Telegraph of Tuesday. " James Glasson & Co. cleaned upz crushing yesterday at the Crown Point mill and the result was that the ore paid $23 a load and there were five loads. The rock came from the General Grant mine near the Pennsylvania and W. Y.O.D. The ledge ir large and the rock good and-the result of the orang is very satiefactory. The Grand Jury that lately sat in the court house and that called the attention of officers to violations of the gambling law, has effected sometaing in the moral reform way. A Nevad» City man hada diamond ring up for raffie and the officers of the law were about to pounce down upon him and he had to withdraw his raffle. And the law will keep on that same way. It will snatch the little business baldheaded and let the big) business go The law as adininistered in this land of ours has ever been straining at « gnat while it could swallow aycame’ without winking. Superintendent George Mainhar informed us this morning that he had just opened up two levels in th: Omaha mine and that those level were of surprising richness. Those are the levels number 10 anil numbe 11, and they possess a ledge that, fron all. appearances, . is The Omaha can now be set down a one of the leading mines in this di-trict, and will divide the honors fo: fame with the Idaho. Foxp husband—You know, my dear, I promised youa diamond neck lace this year Helpful wife—I know you did, but let it go—the water pipes vurst las’ night. oe at deen Ir you have catarrl, you are in danger, as the disease is liable to becom: chronic and affect your general health or develop into constimption. Hood’ Sarseparilla-cures caturrh by :purifs ing and enriching the blood, and-buila ing up the system. Give it atrial, Sana Feed To feel bright and cheerful attend to your: stomech,Take Simmon: Liver Regulator. Tuar Hackirg “Goud can he «i quickly cured. by Shilob’s Cure. W: guarantee it. Sold hy Carr Bros. Crour, wo ese COUGH and. Bronchites immediately relieved ‘bs Shiloh’s Care, Sold by Carr Bros. a. ae Do not weaken yourself by by drastic purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. . Pears’ Sor secures a beautiful complexion. Heatn, Agent Cad the Tom Boy; C. H. Eddy, Delhi; H Bobo; A. 8S. Gr-nt, J. Daffy, ant Chas. James, J. Johnson, [ rainfall ai thiscity as measured from Messrs. Bourne & Vineyard of Pleas-. aay day by the South ‘Yuba, Company’s gauge: inexhaustible, Metel Arrivais. Natrona Hore. Dec. 24th—Geo. H. J. Gerdes, Derbec ; Sin Francisco; Colfax; D. A, Uarey, PleasValley; Jno. Schroff, Wm. Frank, Gold Flat; December 25th —Jumes Bonney, Washington; Heory Disque, Colfax; ino Nooman, Jno, Hullett,Sacrameno; ). Smith, Wm. Neville, Bear Val‘y; Mrs. J. QT. Treadwell, J. D. Ustrym, Bloomfield? N.C. Miller, J. Miller, French Corral; Jno. Goffett, Geo. Heygerty,J. R. Williams, Moores Flat; N. Peters, Tratkee; C. L. Kinney. Jno. Dowt, Smartsville; Wm. Wetzel, A. L. Stevens, M. S. Culver, San Franeis<o; City, 48 Unton Horer, December 24th.— M. J. Buckley, San Francisco; L. G. Sweetland, Colusa; W. J. Straight, C. W. Kitts, James Kitts, Keary Manion, N.E. Boyd, Yubs Oity ; H: H. Wileox, Benecia; W. H. Davis, Bloomfield; R. J. Thomas, Oakland; #. J. Nolan, Railroad; W,.Camer, John Drabeck, Queker Hill; A. Justice, Sacramento; Kobt Beryman, Truckee. December 26:1:—J, R. Davis, San Juan ; W. L. Wiliiamson,Jobn Jenkins, J.Graves, Washington; Chris Bergman,Ormonde; J. A. Black,Mt. Eden: H. Ciark, J. Grimes, San Francisco; Tom Nolan, Railroad; A. C. Smith, Sacramento; W. H. Hammell, Scotts Flat. i Oe es Wee ae How Mike Farrell Reformed. Alf Doten of Virginia City te Js thigood one on Hon. M. J. Farrell. now aresident of Grass Valley: I'll tell you howthe hotwater cure was run out of this State: A few years ago, when the new cure was-at fever heat, I was in Austin. Farrell, one of Nevada’s silver champions, was bookkeeper forthe Manhattan Company, and he was sorely afflicted with the eure. You knowthat I have always considered water a very good thing ir tte place—that is, in the washtub or over fi-lds of veytables and corn. Well, Mike always had a pot of ho water on thestove and never tired t speak of its virtues. He finally pervailed upon me to try it. I did. 1 found in his cupboard a little brown jug, and I poured a water-glass oneq"arter ful] from the jug. ‘I then ad; ded some sugar, lemon and nutmeg i: it; and then filled the gla-s up with boiling water and drank it. I liked it very well, Mike soon fell intomy ways, Starch, per box, and the sinvle-handed hotwater soon fell into disrepute. the Rainfall. Following is the present season’s ohh 1 Oho App Soret pire Ee. 06 gt PRED eee en arly oe PE adhe: TEE weap nGE rT were e 1.50 POs a os or thi ve (aes vee Aree 1-6 TO soe ose 45.41 Tue bealthy people you meet have healthy livers. They take Simmons Liver Regulator. nd Ayer’s Hair Vigor §S the ‘ideal’? Hair-dressing. It re stores the color to gray hair ; promotes a fresh and vigorous growth ; prevents the formation of dandruff; makes the hair soft and silken; and imparts a deli. cate but lasting per fume. “Several months ago my hair commen falling out, and in a few weeks y f my head was almost nA. LR tried + ed remediés, but they’did. no good ; nal. ly bonght’s bottle of Ayef’s Hair Vigor, tof the conand, after vsing only-a tents, my h was Covered with a heavy growth of hair. I .recommend your preparation as.the best in the world.”—T. Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor fora number of years, and it has rere pven me satisfaction. It is an excellent dressing, prevents the hair. from turnin, ay, insures its vigorous growth, eeps the scalp white and clean.’ — ‘. Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass. “T have used Ayer’s Hair viet for promoting the growth of the and think it unequaled. For restoring the hair to its original color, and for a dressing, it roomy “adhe be sur. .”’—Mrs. Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. “Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a most excellent preperation ir the heir. Lg of it from my own experience. Its promotes the growth of new hair pw . makes it gl and goft. The Vigor is also a cure for druff.”—J.W, Bowen, Editor“ Enquirer,” McArthur, Ohio. “TJ have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for ee past two sot and found ee it is resented to ~¥ Me A restores the natu~ = § color to , causes the hair to grow freely Jy! Keeps it soft and pliant,’’—Mrs. ey V. Day, Cohoes, N. bh “ My father, at about the age of fifty, lost dll the hair from the top of his h After one month’s,trial of Ayer's Mair Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had a fine 5.Cullen, of hair of the natural color,”—P. Saratoga Springs, N. ¥. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, PREPARED BY Wm. Wolf's! Rolled Barley, per 100 1 30 Bran, per 100 lbs, Middlirgs, per 100 lbs White Sugar, 13 lbs, Brown Sugar, 14 Ibs, 1 00 Secretary Co. Boardof Eduestion, Rice, 16 lbs, 1.00. _ : . Currants, 10 lbs, 1 00 Hydraulic Work. Raisins, 10 Ibs, I 00 ‘ ’ es) rides ‘5 tek 1 o0. Bids will be received up Beans, 28 lbs, Costa Rico Coffee, 4 lbs Wash. Powder, 12 pap’s Starch, Corn Starch, 12 papers, Oysters, 8 cans, Green Corn, 8 cans, I 00. Green Peas; Scans, : od cavations,amounting to 750,String Beans, 8cans, 1 00. 000 yards. Tornatoes, 8 cans, 1.00] &. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Salmon, 2 Ib’cans, 6 for 1 oo Ceres, Stanislaus Co., Cal. Salmon, 1 lb cans, 8 for 1007 REE SASS, Oe Pie Fruit, 10 cans for 1 60\. Nevad City Can Candy Factory. 4 Jelly, 6 cans, I 00 . Sardines, % boxes, 8 Sardines, 4% boxes, 6 Corn Beef, 6 for Condensed Milk, 6 for Lard, 8 lb cans, I mh n27-tf "oF. W. WELLE OTT, Lard, 5 lb cans, ets Kerosene, 5 gallon can, 1 Z Aonomy Crocery NI Ore,

Kerosene, per gallon, Syrup. per‘gallon,. 50. "tr giiLaa aia . Syrup,’5 gallon-keg, 2 Oils o> = ons Pickles, 5 gallon keg, 1 00/"~ iy Good Tea, per lb, ° age “BED. oF Japan Tea, per lb, 30, Good Goods, Japan Tea, 5 lb box, 1 50 oat English Breakfast,5 box 1 50 English Breakfast, lb, 30 Will Convince You. Soap, per box, 50 es ) ) tN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOlSavon Soap, per box, 1 10] W7HEy Fou Ae eatine BOOROMY Savon Soap, 4 bars, 25 . STORE and examine Prices and Goeds. ,; Harkness Candles 40 Goodwin Candles, box, 2 25 Goodwin Candles; 44, San Fran. Candles, box, 1 00? Butter, per roll, Tobacco, per plug, Hay, per ton, $17.50, Alt Gouds Fresh and pure. i Making Your Holiday Purchases Bridge N Notice. We TICE is hereby given that 8. D. Woods dean ans igs ob ag Hon. Board of Superevade. County, at the Court + poling Nevada City, on ora Janumae A, 6th, Ee at 10o’clock A. M. of that day, PRICE LIST FOR C4SH. cat gery schools of Nevada County will 1 125 Monday, Dec. 30th, 1889, 12 ! Cis Washington Schoolhouse in Nevada 5 rd fee of wo dollars will be Collected from I 00 . each applicant. as radi gs by saw. 1.00 I oO I 00 I 00 1 09 I oO to 3 oclock p. M. on January zth, 1890, by the Turlock Irrigation Co., for the construc. ’\ 12. papers, : She tion of a canal, including tunnels, hydraulic cuts, and ex1 00] Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2,” I OO. @a@For a Box of Fine Mixed, Fancy, I OO Fresh French Candy, of my own Manu1 009 facture. suitable for a Present for. any occasion. II 5 Satisfaction guaranteed. I refer to the citI OO izene of Nevada City asto my reliability. ! Commercial street, next door below Chas. 2 00 Kent’s Meat Market. Postoffice box No. 151. Lard, 10 lb cans, Lobsters, 6 cans, Mackerel, per kit, Give usa Trial and We Groceries, Flour, Feed, And Grain. STHE BEST OF, Pano ‘y Canned] Goods. In fact everything found in a first-class family supply store. Harkness Candles, box, 2 50 1 00 I oo 50 40 45 REMEMBER’ THE PLACE BROAD ST., opposite Citizens Bank, DANIELS & SOW And everything else in proportion. WM. VWoOrtF". DON'T “PUT OFF 4 TILL OUR IMMENSE STOCK 1S CULLED OVER. We say emphatically, and we believe what we are saying, that we have never betore ‘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 Boxes, Odor Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, ~ Jewel Cases, Whisk-Broom Holders, ~ Shaving Sets, Card Sets, Ten Styles of Writing Tablets. -Immense line of Picture Frames. Biggest assortment of ALBUMS in the e County, 3 ATTRACTIONS . IN LEATHER: Chatelaine Bags, Albums, Portmonnaies, Diaries, Traveling Cases, Memorandas, Writing Presks, Ete. Books. Beoklets ‘nd Christmas Cards. We have enough of these to supply everybody, and they're all the finest and of this season’s styles, GAMES: All of the most popular kinds, If you don't see what you want, ask for it. Ow es Here's: where we: niake. the youngsters smile. They all.say we are the leaders in contributi to the demands of the rising géneration. , It is not gsaty td particular. zeas to Toys. We. sane Say we. can supply every . taste” : A ee PEREUMES! W e have a nice line of the best of this class of Goads: 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 us: we are crowded for room in this Space. FEEL BE) A, i Now TO COUNTRY PHROPLE.f you en: visit our store, decide what ‘ou want and about what ye want to’ pay. . Send in yon ofder and we'll § suarantcc $0 fill. i it satisfactorily. ee "CARR BROTHERS, The Great Attraction of Nevada Couty !) ‘Drv Goods Store, HAVE YOU SEEN HIS HOLIDAY STOCK if Not, Do not Fail to Go and Take a Look at It. A Newspaper advertisement even as large as this one These Iterns will give you a faint idea as to the variety: g. TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS, SALAD SETS, . Groceries, Provisions, (ange Goods; Flour, Butter,. . Cigars’ and “Tobacco, Hay, Grain, Feed, Ete, “The Bee Hive” Grass Valley. Saw?] Yea, Proprietor. (6 yards Muslin for -e ra heavy. (scrards Canton Flannel f . BL. White Blankets, $1.25 up to $3.50. Long Cloaks, 63.75 to $750--reduced orices. ee 4950 to $450-FULL TRIMMED. * Sealette Jackets, $10.50-Full trimmed. Largest~Millinery Department in the county, at "The Bee Exiwe, 14, 16 and 18 Mill st., Grass Valley. HIO(LI [DIAL CIRIEIEITININIC ———.000 “K Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All! IS THE GREETING EXTENDED BY! W. D. VINTON, Cor. Broad and Pine &ts., Nevada City. ot o—_-—_——— ¢ ———___— THE INSPECTION WILL REPAY YOU! could not adequately describe it. Best of all, everything ‘TO BE SOLD AT LOW PRICES. of the Goods, but when it comes to quality “they must be seen to be appreciated,” as the saying is. . » WHISK-BROOM HOLDERS, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, ODOR GASES, WORK BASKETS, ETC, All in the Neatest and Most Artistic Designs. a —Also the FINEST and Largest Variety Gh: 2 RE OVE Se Including EASTMAN'S latest cut-glass goods, LU N DBORG’S,ALFRED WRIGHT'S, PICKSECKER’S and PINAUD’S.' the latest odors, such as, “Floral Chimes,” “Blue Bells of Scotland,” “Ye old time Martha Washington,’ “Wed: ding,” ‘White Clover,’ “Spanish Jessamine,” ‘Damask Rose,” “Arbutus,” “Puritan Breeze,” etc., ete. i?) gE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALI, AROUND and see the assortment. Ww. wD. be adios heberect pray HOW FOR BUSINESS, The Big Fife Scorched Us, but We Are Still Here ! Weisenburger Bros., PROPRIETORS. OF THE Aza < Grocery : and : Feed : ‘Store ! >. Pa ‘Salads: Potatoes, ams, Bacon, Lord, Garden and Field Seeds of all kinds, i Ow Terms are Cash, Prives the Lowest Goods delivered Free of Charge. ATTRACTIONS (an immense line of Furuiture, we can The foregoing include all} HOLIDAY Pen anata anata an nen a ten anon anand evs & (Haw, —DEALERS IN— . Staple and Fancy Hardware LEG G &SHAW’S . Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. Nevada City. . Twelve Distinct Styles of . 'HEATING: : STOVES, And all the Best and Newest Pat: * -ATAVING THIS MONTH RECEIVED DIH rect from the Eastern manufacturers offer terns, Hardwood Bedroom Sets at $30 00. a Chevalle Bedroom Sets, . . 000K # STOVES 1: AND «. RANGES, Round Glass “ : Genuine * cry és ‘ The Famous Superior Range, -The Best in the Market. Solid Walnut Bedding of all kinds, Parlor Sets made to. Order. ‘(Trimmed in Satin, ‘Crushed, Silk and other Plushes.) Furniture Coverings all Kinds. LOUNGES--Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order. ) Willow and Oa Patent. Rockers, _ Carpets, Linoleunis, Oil Oloths, Mat“tings, Wall Paper . and Mouldings. PIOTURE FRAMES made TO ORDER. Agents for the celebrated : : CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns, Pistols, . Ammanitionsof all Kinds, SOLE AGENTS FOR O.V. B. Pocket Knives. OO" We Jo not carry: English cutlery,,. We believe in the superior mefits of American an products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, ; ; WINDOW GLASS, ETC. We Sell eveything at SACRAMENTO PRICES, Freight Added. We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices, * FREIGHT ADDED, FOR THE NEXT iy DAYS -OFrHOLIDAY PRESENTS —BYy— A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. , Gor. Broad & Pt NN 20 pieces, 58 inches wide, ALL WOOL SUITINGS, all shades, at 75 cents a yard. 10 pieces, 48 inches wide, ALL ‘WOOL TRICOTT, at 62% cents, 50 pieces HENRIETTA CLOTHS, at 20 centga yard. . 20 pieces BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES from: 50 cents to $1 oo-per yard, BLACK ALPACAS and FANCY DRESS GOODS reduced to half-price. 100. DOZIEN . Ladies’ and Gens' SILK HAND KERCHIEFS which will also be sold at Half Price, I-alao-haveon hand a good assortment: of Ladies’ and Children’s CLOAKS which will be soldyat a low price. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, BLANKETS -COM FORTS, KID GLOVES, ETC., all of which will be sold at HALF-PRICE. Call Early and — vour Preseats while the Assortment is Large and Complete. OF Orders from the Country promptly attended to. Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broad and Pinec St« THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON —ARE HEREBY EX TENDED BY-* ~'H. H. LENNIE & CO, To,Aheir numerous customers, They are now vias in “great variety the HOLIDAY GOODS you require. Plush and Leather Albums, Manicures, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Japanese Goods, Shaving Sets, Cuff ° and Collar Boxes, Etc., Etc. Children’s Depattment—Panoramic Views, Dolls, Rocking Horses, Drums, Wagons, Doll's Carriages, Etc. An extensive and beautiful selection of CHRISTMAS CARDS. BABY.BUGGIES and PURSES at COST, ~ALL HOLIDAY GOODS REMARKABLY GHEAP, — M@™ Call now and avoid the great rosh, . No tronble to show goods, dah Book Store. H. H. LENNIE & CO. TEE PLACE TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. lwuetje ae Sra. BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY, Offer to the «public: the Largest and most Beautiful Stock of IMPOR ED and HOME. “MADE JEWELRY ever brought to this Gold and Silver eae Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Bracelets, Breastpins, Shawl Pins, Rings, Bangles, Charms; beautifully set in Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Torquoise, Garnets, Amethysts, Sapphires, ‘Quarts and _ Other Precious Stones; , ** ~ Fine Solid Silver and Plated hte Of Late Styles, Just Received. == iC ! Everything i in our Store Wartdnted as Represented. Er We sis HomeMade Jewelry. a ‘Specialty and guarantee it 18-carats fine, We will sell our Beautiful Stock Ch ther Store in the State. . eaper than any o This isthe ONLY PLAGH I ; reliable Watches; Jewelry, PLACH IN NEVADA Brent re yu an . . . ody Drogas and Rertomers. . Palace Brus Store. Cor. Conmert'al & Pine Sts, Nevada City Weisouburgar Bros, Nevada ity. es oer: “at vw fe et i< ene St Tuten . pe Engraving Done Free. Jewelry of all kinds e, . Orders from the country promply la, gee Ks the an cary a