December 27, 1889 (4 pages)

) AW, lware Eto. wy : VES, est Pat: ° _, ANGES, Range, t. ad OFING . Kinds. g hives. glish cutsuperior 8, ETC. at o -rices, ment is Samples LL, > Sta ——__) ASON sc in require. riting ts, Cuff Dolls, 5, Etc. MAS GOST. est’ and ED and to this racelets, Charms; es, Torrtz and ~ teen years, had his nose and upper lip “him that it might be a sérious miniter to give * The Daily Transcript. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1889. An Eye on His Woed. A Broad street man was rather late about ordering his winter’s wood, and has just had arrive ten cords which is piled up in the street alongside his house. Several of his neighbors were still later in ordering, and they not only have no piles alongside their houses, but-cannot find anybody who will agree to put, any there, They have burned up their chicken coops, cellar doors, wood-boxes, ete., trying to keep warm, and are now looking for fresh sources of supply. They have been offering the man with the ten cords fabulous figures fora ‘jag’? of his, but he is not on the speculate, One of the woodless went to him “Thursday morning and said: “See here Charlie, I want to buy or borrow half a cord of that wood of yours,”’ “Tt’s out of the question,’ was the reply; ‘‘there isn’t enough money in town to hire me to take the chances, of running out of fuel a winter like this, and I certainly wouldn’t loan because I know you couldn’t pay me back before next summer. ‘Very. well sir,” said the applicant grimly, “I give you notice that I can’t get along without some of that wood; and I propose to have it if I am compelled to steal it. : Charles has borrowed a double-barreled shotgun and proposes tosit up nights with his pile’ till the sawyer gets it under lock and key. He thinks that during the daytime ‘he ¢an trust to the honor and the fear -of detection—more especially the latter—of his covetous and woodless fellow citizens. Chas. D. Brown Killed. Charles D, Brown, assistant yard master at Sacramento for the Central Pacific Ruilroad Company,’ was in stantly killed at ten o’clock Christmas morning while engaged in the performance of his duties, The yard locomotive was passing him at a rapid speed when he attempted to mount the foot-board infront. He made a misstep or slipped and fell beneath the wheels, He was shockingly cut up and of course met with instant death. The funeral willtake place in Sacramento at ten o’clock Friday morning. The deceased was aged 30 years anda most popular and promising young man. Two years and a half ago he married Miss Mary O’Donnell of this city, and his wife and’ a five-thonths old child survive him. His mother and sister reside at Colfax. Mrs, Cal. R. Clarke and John O’Donnell, sister and brother to Mrs,C. D. Brown, left here Thursday morning for Sacramento to attend the funeral. Twe Bitsa Pan. The workmen digging to bedrock to make a foundation for the north ‘abutmentof the new Main street bridge have struck gravel that pays two bits tothe pan. Along about 1860 John Williams, grandfather of ex-Postmaster Wallace J. Williams, ran a tunnelin north from Deer Creek at about that point and drifted out considerable gold. He had to, quit before the deposit was worked out because of the sinking of Main street which was overhead. The Manzanita ravine which now has ita dumping place further east came down that way in early times, it is supposed, the theory being that the point where the Union Hotel, Lane’s livery stable and adjoining buildings now stand was once a low flat and subsequently filled up~ with the natural wash. There is a channel of pay grayeleven as high up as a few feet under the ground upon which the undertaking establishment of W, C. Groves stands. ” oak Widespread Fame. A citizen of Graniteville came to the county seat Thursday to procure from Prof. Frank, the celebrated optician, a pair of spectacles for another citizen of that town, The Professor’s fame is growing daily, and people are flocking to him from all parts of the surrounding country. He is ev oing work for San Francisco parties, * eee ee = No Fear of «a Famine. Som business men are long-headed. Anticipating a stormy winter, before the had weather began George C, Gaylord provided for keep'ng his stock upin all its departments, and the wisdom of his course is now shown. It’s a cold day when Gaylord gets left by the elements. A Coasting Accident. Herbert Murchie, aged about fourmutilated Thursday morning while coasting on Boulder ‘Street. Dr. _Wauagyer sewed op the potinds. ME FOORS 1 3:. People who are Kasily jie Bets Re has Caught Might so. z. + city druggist etated thatho Nit hg dps: BY 8 <db irs Vdeetatle Surcne feo 4 A gold his own every tine! it tlh onto hid old time mercury and potash preparation to people who do not need syphilitic treatment, . It is safe to say that not one person An ten have a syphilitic trolible,:.Henee what do they want with 6 rous m: Is as mercury and potash? What ni Hou, dyspepsia, sick headaches, constipation and face eruptions, all of Which are the 1 Mate results of liver.and kidney action, rep csponew pe he a Those mn 0 npt all for eyphi iment, Bowel-altéralives, We aré surpriedl thet intelligeps neople should be persyaded into taking # »croury and potash sarsaparilla, When yon ask for Joy's Vegetable Sareape rilla, see that you get i. ne z Hanoy for travellers ig HERE AND THERE. A Briet Recora of Various Mat. ters of Local Interest. Wm. Rogers, a native of England, was naturulized Thursday on the testimony of F. ©, Lutje end ©. J. Brand. The hotels of this city out-did themselves in the style, variety and general excellence of the dinners they served Christmas day, Some of the members and ex-members of the Young Men’s Social Club are arranging to waich the old year out and the new year in, The carol singers did not make their rounds at this city Wednesday. It is the first Christmas in many a year that they have failed to do so. The local train was two hours late in arriving at this cily Tuesday evening, owing to a ground slide on the Central Pacific near Vallejo which covered the track. The breaks in the telegraph lines north and south of this city were repaired Wednesday and once again we are electrically connected with the rest of the universe. The pack-train that has for several days past been transporting the mail and express between Camytonville and Downieville makesatrip up one day and down the next. Advices from Graniteville on Wednesday stated that the snow was 7}¢ feet deep in the street of the town and coming down ut a rapid rate. At Faucherie Lake it had attained a depth of 12 feet. Henry Godair offers for sale at a low price his fine ranch and its belongings of stock, tools, etc. It isone of the most desirable properties in this locality and can be bought cheap. dée the advertisement. This is the week when the carol singers of the old world. and the new raise their voices in sweet harmony. Gaylord is not muck of a singer, but he isa prima donna when it comes to catering to the public demand for fine groceries, Nearly all of the lodges and other societies in town are accepting the TRaNscrip?’s proposition relative .to publishing their cards regularly in this paper, and the same will appear on or before January lst, The ‘Directory’ will provean interesting and convenient feature of the Transcript. Landlord Dunster set up turkey, mince pie, plum pudding and other good things for the county jail prisoners’ Christmas dinner. Henry Miller, the venerable vag, who began boarding atthe hotel Tuesday, is the happiest man in seven counties because he * ‘got in shoost in time, py shiminy.”’ The clouds all cleared away early Wednesday evening, the new moen andthe stars shone brightly and the temperature dropped to freezing point. The little snow left on a few of the graded sidewalks became ‘‘slick’’ as the evening advanced and a humber of lads got their sleds out and coasted. It. is rumored at the county seat that a crusade is liable to be commenced any day against sellers of lottery tickets,in conformity with the recommendation of the late Grand Jury. Seyeral parties who have been doing a thriving business in selling tickets have in’view of the ominous rumor notified their patrons that they have retired from the field, Old man Doremus of Dutch Flat, who struck Frank Hoos with a stone, the young man dying shortly after,was exonerated by the Coroner’s jury. It appeared from the testimony that Doremus strack Hoos in gelf defense; also that the: enormous quantity cf liquor imbided by tle deceased on the day of the quarrel was the more particular cause of death. A civil engineer recommends that a system of canals, be constructed 150 miles in length to carry off the water for the purpuse of preventing the’submergence of land in ihe Sacramento and other California valleys during the Winter. This leads the Virginia City Chronicle to say : ‘To persons familiar with the situation the suggestion is pro nounced absurd and impracticable, as the entire valley through Which the Sacramento river flows is now one vast sea, submerging all the low lands from the foothills to the ocean, and no canal of a capacity to carry such a volume of water could be constructed,” ~ Phe Tidings says: ‘‘We suppose the authorities will enjoin church raffles,” Why not, seeing that they have put ‘a stop to raffling in saloons? If there is any difference .between them, the Church; raffle is the worse of the two for the ‘reason that asa rule the premoters muke no pretense of giving value received, They will put ‘up an article, for instance, that would not cost over ten dollarsin any store, and sell from twenty to one hundred dollars’ worth of chances in it. Although people know that, they are being cheated from a business ‘standpoint, they denot kick beceuse the object is a worthy one; but ifa private individual wants to sell anything by the samg plan he must limit his selling price to the actual value or less. ————— Ea Many an otherwise handsome face is disfigured with pimplesand blotches, caused by a humor in the blood,which may be thorougly eradicied by the use of Ayer’s Sarsapurilla. _It-is' the safest blood medicine in the market, being entirely free from arsenic or any deleterious drug. We pave ber Cactu, Chua, She cried for Cash si. »:) When she became Miss, : She clung to (astoria, When she had Children, Phe gave them (> -‘orla Wher s Covaus and colds kept off by taking mons Liver Regulator in powder, It carried 1a Ses taobber on. Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate CHRISTMAS DOINGS. Trees an@ Services at the Various “aise Churches. Notwithstanding the very disagreeable weather on Christmas Eve the Congregational church was filled with the pupils of the Sabbath school and theteachers, parents and friends of the children, After the opening exercises which consisted of very fine singing by the choir and Sabbath school, Santa Claus, with his long flowing white beard, snow-sprinkled overcoat and jingling bells displayed himself to the sparkling and expectant gaze of the little ones. He mounted the platform and took a seat upon a beautifully gilded chair which was adorned with evergreen and Christmas berries. Over his head spanning the arch were the words ‘Merry Christmas,’”’ in large letters, Other mot!oes were displayed in different parts of the church which was decorated in a manner to exceed anything of the kind on previous occasions. There were two Christmas trees, one on either side of the platform, which had the appearance of being tinted with snowflakes and loaded with costly presents for young and old. Great credit'is due tothe teachers and officera of the school for the excellent and liberal mannerin which they provided for the happiness of their pupils, The howling storm of Christmas Eve did not prevent the arrival at the Methodist Church of the ship advertised to be there. Young Ralph Tiffany personated Captain Santa Claus. The craft’s appearance was greeted with joy by the spacious church full of boys and girls. It was beautifully decorated and lighted, and treighted to the water’s edge with a precious cargo. Superintendent A, J, Tiffany took charge of the exercises which consisted of songs by the school, all well rendered—eapecially the one dedicated as a welcome to the ship. Mary Rickard, Annie Clemo and Charlie Angwin gave appropriate recitutions. Paster Angwin and Mr, Tiffany made’a few remarks. Then the stevedores went to work with a will aud discharged the cargo to the great delight of all. At the Baptist Church there was a beautiful tree laden with presents for all both greatyand small. Pargon Lennie and Dr, Hutchins made good talks and Miss Rosabel Lennie sang asolo. There was also singing by the school, , It was a very happy eveniug for the Baptist folks. At Trinity Church Christmas morn ing Rector Wilcox delivered an appropriate sermon and the choir renderedsome very choicemusic. At St, Canice Church the same morning mass was celebrated and there was unusually fine singing. The Party at Armory Hall. There will be great joy at the hard times party Friday night, Prof Michellis at the head and front of the profession us a manager, and this fact combined with his personal popularity insures a large attendance. The superiority of the music that is promised will prove one of the drawing cards’ of the event. The grand march is announced for 9 o’clock. ASA aa ais natal Noe a ae NS For Over Hulfa Century. Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. } It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea, Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for ‘MRS, WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and take uo other kind. Twenty-five cents @ bottle. tf A. @. B.A. Election, The annual election ofofficers of Court Garfield, No, 6,810, ‘will be held Monday evening, Dec, 30th. A full} ’’ attendance requested, W.T. Joyce, C.R. R. Tremam, R. 8, *d27-3t One Month More. Photographs of every description and size at reduced prices at Mathieu ‘Schranam’s Gallery: Closing up in February, d27-tf & Crash in the Glove Market. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are selling five-button stitched-back kid gloves in gray and tan at 75 cents, although the same are worth $1.25 and generaliy sell at that price, All sizes to be had. d6-tf. SLEEPLEESS. nights, made migerable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you, Sold by Carr Bros, Tue latest styles of Scrap and Autograp Albums at Carr Bros, Holiday Spectaltios . Caiz around at J. J. Jackeon’s and see his holiday goods and groceries, beforeyou purchase elsewhere, n27-tf Tux special quality of Ayer’s Hair Vigor is that it restores the natural growth, color, and texture of the hair, It vitalizes the roots and follicles, removes dandruff, a:d heals itching bumors in the scalp, In this respect, ‘it eurpasses all similar preparations, — trip to Marysville, San Francisco and PERSONAL MENTION. Necial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. A. R. Wadsworth went to San Francisco Thursday. Superintendent Fred Bradley of the Spanish mine is in town, A. Peltier from Truckee went up on Thursday,s Bloomfield stage. Superintendent. Skewes of the North Banner'mine is in San Francisco. * T. P. Redmayne of Washington has returned from atrip toSan Francisco. . Dr.-C. D. Bobo has returned from a other places, Wm, Williamson and Chris Bergman of Washington township spent Christmas at this city. Mrs J, B. Treadwell came from North Bloomfield Wednesday to join her husband and. go to Sacramento with him, R. I. Thomas, a pupil at the Hopkins Military Academy*of Oakland, arrived here Tuesday tospend bis holiday vacation. Orrin F, Smith, who has been spending Christmas at his home here, left Thursday for Odray, Colorado, to resume his position on the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. A. 8. Grant, one of the owners of the famous Grant & Appel quirtz bonanza at Chips Flat, arrived here Tuesday evening intending to go to his mine. Learning upon his arrival here that the ‘road is blocked with snow he returned next day-to San Francisco to remain till communication is restored. The Naake-smith Wedding. There were about thirty guests in attendance upon the wedding of Fred Naake and Miss Deanie M. Smith, which occurred Christmas Day at the residence on Long street of the bridegroom’s parents. Tie couple stood beneath a floral horshoe while Rev, J. Sims performed the ceremony. The bride looked very handsome in white cashmere tritamed with pink satin ribbons. After the ceremony and congratulations a fine wedding supper was served. Many presents were received by the couple. Young Mr. and Mrs, Naake have the best wishes of a wide circle of friends. ne Se Could NeotGet to Moore's Flat. The stage from this city could not on Tuesday get beyond the — foet of the hill leading up to Peter Jobhnson’s Place, The sleigh was smooth shod and the load light, but the horses gave out atthat point on account of the depth of the snow, and were brought back to Bloomfield. The snow wason Wednesday reported to be seven feet deep between Jolnson’s and Watt Shaft, and at ten o’clock that morning it was falling faster than it had before during the storm. A surprise Party, ; On Tuesday evening last a pleasant surprise party was tendered to Miss Clara Dower at her home on Piety Hill, Among these present were Misses ©. Clemo, A. Clemo, Ellen lelbridge and L, Dower, and Messra. Chas, Monro, -Richard Phillips, Benjamin Hosken, Thomas.Coan and Thomas Grimes. The entertainment consisted of a variety of games and dancing. Refreshments were served during the evening. ‘h Pears’ is the purest and best Soap ever made. ODO ge gi P Tr you can’t visit Nevada City send in your order by mail to Carr Bros, and you will get what you order. Absolutely Pure. mais POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARvel of purity, atrength and wholesome? ness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot be sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short weight, slum or phosphate powders. Sold pay, in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY, 106 Wall street, New % ork. THE’ JOHNSON-LOOKE MERCANTILE CO. Sole Agents for thePacific Coast. Grand ~ Holiday Eaasened NEVADA THEATRE, Two Nights Only ! EWING & HEATH'S . COMEDY ENTERPRISE “Cad, The Tomboy.” Thursday, Dec. 26th, Friday, Dec. 27th. O@ Excellent Com pany. . OO@™ Startling Steambost Scene. Seats nowon ga le at Mulloy’s. Re served Seats, 75 cents. "WIDOW BEDOTE.” “Widew Bedett.’ The Ewing & Heath Comedy Company will appear at the Theater Friday evening for the second and last time, giving that most amusing play, “Widow Bedott.” Horace Ewing, who will be rerifembered as the manager ofthe best Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company that ever visited this city, and who is an actor of high standing, will perform the part of the Widow, and will be ably supported by Mise Annie Suits and the rest of the company. Miss Suita formerly filled leading parts.in Daily’s ‘‘Vacation,’”’ apd in Daily’s ‘‘Upside Down’? Company when the Miss Dailys andthe Derious family were in the troupe. At that time she was. entirely successful, Wilson Deal, another member of the combination, is favorably know here The company has played ‘the comedy in San Francisco with complete sug> cess, and had the warm approval of the public there. The prices are elsewhere announced. The curtain will rise promptly at So’ciock so as to give those desiring to attend the party at Armory Hall an oj portunity to get there in good season. My wife cured of malaria by Simmons Liver Regulator,.—J. N. Thompson, Pastor M,. E, Church, Leigh, Neb. ROR ae SEINE EATEN SAY MARRIED. At the National Hotel, this city, Dec. 24, by Rey. Robert Lennie, Wm.Munro es Miss Pheney Turner of North Bloomfield. At this city, Dec. 25th, by Rev. J. Sima, Fred J, Naabe and Miss Deanie M, Smith, beth of this city, Four Years on Crutches. For fifteen years I was afflicted with rheumatiem, four yearsot which [ was compelled to goon crutches, Words are inadequate to express the su @ L endured during that time, During fifteen years of exissonos (is was not ving), I tried every Fa . remedy without rece! Ma . any benefit. finally began on Swift's Specific (5. 8. &.), which from the first gave me relief, and today I am enjoying the best of health, and am a well man, Cgenre believe that 8. 8. 8. is the beat blood Pat er on the market today. J.D, TAYLOR, Cuba, Mo. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases ail. ed free, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ga, Ranch For Sale, 80 acres patented ground, 3 miles west of Nevada City. 40 acres under cultivation, — Snow Mountain ditch runs through the centre. Fruit trees enough for a small family, 5 acres in alfalfa, 26 tons.of hay in’the barn, 2 horses and wagon; 2 cows; farming utensils, 100 hens, etc. Also, house of 6 rooms; barn . 40x60. For further particulars enquire of ‘HENRY GODAIR, Shop; opp. Citizens Bank, PROF. F. FRANK, ~THE New :-: York :-: Optician. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY A corrected on the best scientific princtples, GLASSES ground from the very best stone material used in any country. Largest Stock of the BEST ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES alwaye on hand, @@ CONSULTATION FREE, “a Office—-Main Street, two doors above No . Engine House, at Mrs.Hamilton's Residence — Dividend -Notice FFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MININGCOMPANY, Ata meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Company, held Wednesday, Dec. isth, 1880, dividend No, 21 of Ten Cents (10 cents) per share, was declared, payable on Monday, Deo. 28d, 1889, ransfer books will be closed Saturday, Dec. 2ist, 1889, ab 12 ey: M, a THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office ‘No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal. NEW BARBER SHOP. J. M. OLIVER, .JR., Late of Sacramento, AS OPENED AT NEVADA CITY A H First-Class Barber shop on the North Side of Commercial St., Near Main Street, Th t ¥ . offmme gS Kid beat of work in'‘every line. J. MM, OLIVER, Jr. Or at L. Godair’s Barber} dies and children, 25 cents. a Dyspepsia Makes lives of people miserable, causing distress eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, & faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated » and of Distrese ine vowels. Drapepsia does not get of itself, It After requires ‘vareful attention, Eating aoa @ remedy Whe, Hood's Sarsaparilla, which acts gontly, yet efficiently. It tones the stomach, regulates the digespetite, Nenganes Neadaene, . SLOR petite, and refreshes the mind, Headache “T have been troubled with dyspepata, I had but little appetite, and what I = eat distressed me, or did me : Heartlittle good, After eating I burn would have a faint.or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated by my busitiess, painting. Last Sour spring I took Hood’s Sar saparila, which did mo an Stomach immense amount of good. » It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced,” QrorGn A. Paan, Watertown, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, $1; six for $5, Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar HARD TIMES PARTY 8 On account of the bad weather the adMasquerade haa verticed for Friday Evening, Dec. 27th, has been Postponed till Some Time in February. [n its place will be given At Armory Hall, Nevada City, _onFRIDAY -:-EVENING, Dec. 27th, 1889, eet ame Hard Times Party. on oe Music bv GOYNE'’S ORCHESTRA : ae’ Everybody Go as You Please. —-f— Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, $1. Tavs ladies, 50 cents. Gallery—, Gentlemen, 50 cents, . LaExecutor’s Notice of Sale of Real Estate. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN pursuance ofan order of the Superior ourt of the said county of Nevada, State of California, made onthe 28d day of December, 1889, in the matter of the Eatate of JACOB SCHMIDT, deceased, the undere! ned, the Executor ofthe Last Will of ‘said Jacob Schmidt, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold cuin of the United States and subjcet to confirmation by said sipeuer Court, on WEDNES DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1800, at 10 o'clock A. M, at the Law Office ofseid Executor, at Nevada On in the said County of Nevada, all the r t title, interest and estate of the said Jacob Schmid atthe time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the sald estate has. by 12 ofS. E. 1-4of Seo. 28,7. 16 N. R.7 B M.D. B. and . B. and M, Terme and Conditions of Sale ~Cash, Gold coin of the United States; 10 per cent. of the purchase money to be paid to the said Kxecutor on We ce of yale balance on confirmation of sale by sala Superior Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. Bids ani offers in wr fing, for said parcel of land, will be received by said Executor at his offlow at seid Nevada City,PF fSIMON DB, il Executor of the Lant J Beant Bie aad te ” sme ya SOO << 10,000 DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY IN PREMIUMS WITH APOLLO TEA? Each Premium is ‘really worth the price asked forthe Tea, A hundred different premiumsito select from, APOLLO THA. is sold enty at the store of the Great American Importing Tea Company, MODOSSORORR CO SO OE Ssoccocediccossocoeek{ City, Cal. cents, e. . AT Admission 50. 2 . B PRICE. . * ° Fine China, it SPECIALHOLIDAY SALE. _ AT =Of Dinner, Tea and Table Glassware, nware, &c* 33 Chamber Sets, 1: Fanevand 1. \2 ‘. And act upon it, and you will find that re te as The Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the store, the stock that will more than any’ other help to la the foundation of fortune in money saved. CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN Of whom everybody says: Heé sells Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goer Boots and Shoes, Hats, Rubber Goods, etc., Cheaper than any one in the YOU TARR THE HINT ou never"got such HIGH GRADE OF GOODS FOR THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY ANYWHERE, as of CHAN. GRIMES, The Clothier, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada-City. HOLIDA Y= -<==GOoODs. arte Pe It is conceded: that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE, etc. A Handsome selection of BLAOK"GOODS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and see something handsome in that line whether you wish to purchase or not, ° MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Overcoats ! Overcoats ! TERRIFIC CUP IN PRIGES! ) ' This week we place on sale our mmense line of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Ovencoats, showing the“Cheapest and Best ever seen in this city. Be Sure and See Them!” Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St.,, Nevada City. Rare and Beautiful Holiday Goods! ier acition ts ial elie . GOT PEADY FO. it) 6 ba Aeeob . aeomieh a ne Tot bp Ao ol Mb ET FOR CHRISTMAS. land situate, lying and beingin the suid i i County of Nevida, tate of California, and ” ye ed and described as follows, to-wit : SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY TO CALE, OW EMIL F. ROSENTHAL, ~. Gommercial Street, Where can be found one of the Best Selected Holiday Stocks brought to the market this season. Sone eee A FINE LINE OF TOYS AND NOVELTIES POR OLD ANO YOUNG Embracing a Thousand and One Articles appropriate as : a Gift to a Relative or Friend, i Wa dae 9 -—— GHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS. An Immense Stock Just Received, Oe la TAP 2 Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Held, Just the thing to give a Gantense ane en Haters. PRICE. 6 Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ae

) AW, lware Eto. wy : VES, est Pat: ° _, ANGES, Range, t. ad OFING . Kinds. g hives. glish cutsuperior 8, ETC. at o -rices, ment is Samples LL, > Sta ——__) ASON sc in require. riting ts, Cuff Dolls, 5, Etc. MAS GOST. est’ and ED and to this racelets, Charms; es, Torrtz and ~ teen years, had his nose and upper lip “him that it might be a sérious miniter to give * The Daily Transcript. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1889. An Eye on His Woed. A Broad street man was rather late about ordering his winter’s wood, and has just had arrive ten cords which is piled up in the street alongside his house. Several of his neighbors were still later in ordering, and they not only have no piles alongside their houses, but-cannot find anybody who will agree to put, any there, They have burned up their chicken coops, cellar doors, wood-boxes, ete., trying to keep warm, and are now looking for fresh sources of supply. They have been offering the man with the ten cords fabulous figures fora ‘jag’? of his, but he is not on the speculate, One of the woodless went to him “Thursday morning and said: “See here Charlie, I want to buy or borrow half a cord of that wood of yours,”’ “Tt’s out of the question,’ was the reply; ‘‘there isn’t enough money in town to hire me to take the chances, of running out of fuel a winter like this, and I certainly wouldn’t loan because I know you couldn’t pay me back before next summer. ‘Very. well sir,” said the applicant grimly, “I give you notice that I can’t get along without some of that wood; and I propose to have it if I am compelled to steal it. : Charles has borrowed a double-barreled shotgun and proposes tosit up nights with his pile’ till the sawyer gets it under lock and key. He thinks that during the daytime ‘he ¢an trust to the honor and the fear -of detection—more especially the latter—of his covetous and woodless fellow citizens. Chas. D. Brown Killed. Charles D, Brown, assistant yard master at Sacramento for the Central Pacific Ruilroad Company,’ was in stantly killed at ten o’clock Christmas morning while engaged in the performance of his duties, The yard locomotive was passing him at a rapid speed when he attempted to mount the foot-board infront. He made a misstep or slipped and fell beneath the wheels, He was shockingly cut up and of course met with instant death. The funeral willtake place in Sacramento at ten o’clock Friday morning. The deceased was aged 30 years anda most popular and promising young man. Two years and a half ago he married Miss Mary O’Donnell of this city, and his wife and’ a five-thonths old child survive him. His mother and sister reside at Colfax. Mrs, Cal. R. Clarke and John O’Donnell, sister and brother to Mrs,C. D. Brown, left here Thursday morning for Sacramento to attend the funeral. Twe Bitsa Pan. The workmen digging to bedrock to make a foundation for the north ‘abutmentof the new Main street bridge have struck gravel that pays two bits tothe pan. Along about 1860 John Williams, grandfather of ex-Postmaster Wallace J. Williams, ran a tunnelin north from Deer Creek at about that point and drifted out considerable gold. He had to, quit before the deposit was worked out because of the sinking of Main street which was overhead. The Manzanita ravine which now has ita dumping place further east came down that way in early times, it is supposed, the theory being that the point where the Union Hotel, Lane’s livery stable and adjoining buildings now stand was once a low flat and subsequently filled up~ with the natural wash. There is a channel of pay grayeleven as high up as a few feet under the ground upon which the undertaking establishment of W, C. Groves stands. ” oak Widespread Fame. A citizen of Graniteville came to the county seat Thursday to procure from Prof. Frank, the celebrated optician, a pair of spectacles for another citizen of that town, The Professor’s fame is growing daily, and people are flocking to him from all parts of the surrounding country. He is ev oing work for San Francisco parties, * eee ee = No Fear of «a Famine. Som business men are long-headed. Anticipating a stormy winter, before the had weather began George C, Gaylord provided for keep'ng his stock upin all its departments, and the wisdom of his course is now shown. It’s a cold day when Gaylord gets left by the elements. A Coasting Accident. Herbert Murchie, aged about fourmutilated Thursday morning while coasting on Boulder ‘Street. Dr. _Wauagyer sewed op the potinds. ME FOORS 1 3:. People who are Kasily jie Bets Re has Caught Might so. z. + city druggist etated thatho Nit hg dps: BY 8 <db irs Vdeetatle Surcne feo 4 A gold his own every tine! it tlh onto hid old time mercury and potash preparation to people who do not need syphilitic treatment, . It is safe to say that not one person An ten have a syphilitic trolible,:.Henee what do they want with 6 rous m: Is as mercury and potash? What ni Hou, dyspepsia, sick headaches, constipation and face eruptions, all of Which are the 1 Mate results of liver.and kidney action, rep csponew pe he a Those mn 0 npt all for eyphi iment, Bowel-altéralives, We aré surpriedl thet intelligeps neople should be persyaded into taking # »croury and potash sarsaparilla, When yon ask for Joy's Vegetable Sareape rilla, see that you get i. ne z Hanoy for travellers ig HERE AND THERE. A Briet Recora of Various Mat. ters of Local Interest. Wm. Rogers, a native of England, was naturulized Thursday on the testimony of F. ©, Lutje end ©. J. Brand. The hotels of this city out-did themselves in the style, variety and general excellence of the dinners they served Christmas day, Some of the members and ex-members of the Young Men’s Social Club are arranging to waich the old year out and the new year in, The carol singers did not make their rounds at this city Wednesday. It is the first Christmas in many a year that they have failed to do so. The local train was two hours late in arriving at this cily Tuesday evening, owing to a ground slide on the Central Pacific near Vallejo which covered the track. The breaks in the telegraph lines north and south of this city were repaired Wednesday and once again we are electrically connected with the rest of the universe. The pack-train that has for several days past been transporting the mail and express between Camytonville and Downieville makesatrip up one day and down the next. Advices from Graniteville on Wednesday stated that the snow was 7}¢ feet deep in the street of the town and coming down ut a rapid rate. At Faucherie Lake it had attained a depth of 12 feet. Henry Godair offers for sale at a low price his fine ranch and its belongings of stock, tools, etc. It isone of the most desirable properties in this locality and can be bought cheap. dée the advertisement. This is the week when the carol singers of the old world. and the new raise their voices in sweet harmony. Gaylord is not muck of a singer, but he isa prima donna when it comes to catering to the public demand for fine groceries, Nearly all of the lodges and other societies in town are accepting the TRaNscrip?’s proposition relative .to publishing their cards regularly in this paper, and the same will appear on or before January lst, The ‘Directory’ will provean interesting and convenient feature of the Transcript. Landlord Dunster set up turkey, mince pie, plum pudding and other good things for the county jail prisoners’ Christmas dinner. Henry Miller, the venerable vag, who began boarding atthe hotel Tuesday, is the happiest man in seven counties because he * ‘got in shoost in time, py shiminy.”’ The clouds all cleared away early Wednesday evening, the new moen andthe stars shone brightly and the temperature dropped to freezing point. The little snow left on a few of the graded sidewalks became ‘‘slick’’ as the evening advanced and a humber of lads got their sleds out and coasted. It. is rumored at the county seat that a crusade is liable to be commenced any day against sellers of lottery tickets,in conformity with the recommendation of the late Grand Jury. Seyeral parties who have been doing a thriving business in selling tickets have in’view of the ominous rumor notified their patrons that they have retired from the field, Old man Doremus of Dutch Flat, who struck Frank Hoos with a stone, the young man dying shortly after,was exonerated by the Coroner’s jury. It appeared from the testimony that Doremus strack Hoos in gelf defense; also that the: enormous quantity cf liquor imbided by tle deceased on the day of the quarrel was the more particular cause of death. A civil engineer recommends that a system of canals, be constructed 150 miles in length to carry off the water for the purpuse of preventing the’submergence of land in ihe Sacramento and other California valleys during the Winter. This leads the Virginia City Chronicle to say : ‘To persons familiar with the situation the suggestion is pro nounced absurd and impracticable, as the entire valley through Which the Sacramento river flows is now one vast sea, submerging all the low lands from the foothills to the ocean, and no canal of a capacity to carry such a volume of water could be constructed,” ~ Phe Tidings says: ‘‘We suppose the authorities will enjoin church raffles,” Why not, seeing that they have put ‘a stop to raffling in saloons? If there is any difference .between them, the Church; raffle is the worse of the two for the ‘reason that asa rule the premoters muke no pretense of giving value received, They will put ‘up an article, for instance, that would not cost over ten dollarsin any store, and sell from twenty to one hundred dollars’ worth of chances in it. Although people know that, they are being cheated from a business ‘standpoint, they denot kick beceuse the object is a worthy one; but ifa private individual wants to sell anything by the samg plan he must limit his selling price to the actual value or less. ————— Ea Many an otherwise handsome face is disfigured with pimplesand blotches, caused by a humor in the blood,which may be thorougly eradicied by the use of Ayer’s Sarsapurilla. _It-is' the safest blood medicine in the market, being entirely free from arsenic or any deleterious drug. We pave ber Cactu, Chua, She cried for Cash si. »:) When she became Miss, : She clung to (astoria, When she had Children, Phe gave them (> -‘orla Wher s Covaus and colds kept off by taking mons Liver Regulator in powder, It carried 1a Ses taobber on. Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate CHRISTMAS DOINGS. Trees an@ Services at the Various “aise Churches. Notwithstanding the very disagreeable weather on Christmas Eve the Congregational church was filled with the pupils of the Sabbath school and theteachers, parents and friends of the children, After the opening exercises which consisted of very fine singing by the choir and Sabbath school, Santa Claus, with his long flowing white beard, snow-sprinkled overcoat and jingling bells displayed himself to the sparkling and expectant gaze of the little ones. He mounted the platform and took a seat upon a beautifully gilded chair which was adorned with evergreen and Christmas berries. Over his head spanning the arch were the words ‘Merry Christmas,’”’ in large letters, Other mot!oes were displayed in different parts of the church which was decorated in a manner to exceed anything of the kind on previous occasions. There were two Christmas trees, one on either side of the platform, which had the appearance of being tinted with snowflakes and loaded with costly presents for young and old. Great credit'is due tothe teachers and officera of the school for the excellent and liberal mannerin which they provided for the happiness of their pupils, The howling storm of Christmas Eve did not prevent the arrival at the Methodist Church of the ship advertised to be there. Young Ralph Tiffany personated Captain Santa Claus. The craft’s appearance was greeted with joy by the spacious church full of boys and girls. It was beautifully decorated and lighted, and treighted to the water’s edge with a precious cargo. Superintendent A, J, Tiffany took charge of the exercises which consisted of songs by the school, all well rendered—eapecially the one dedicated as a welcome to the ship. Mary Rickard, Annie Clemo and Charlie Angwin gave appropriate recitutions. Paster Angwin and Mr, Tiffany made’a few remarks. Then the stevedores went to work with a will aud discharged the cargo to the great delight of all. At the Baptist Church there was a beautiful tree laden with presents for all both greatyand small. Pargon Lennie and Dr, Hutchins made good talks and Miss Rosabel Lennie sang asolo. There was also singing by the school, , It was a very happy eveniug for the Baptist folks. At Trinity Church Christmas morn ing Rector Wilcox delivered an appropriate sermon and the choir renderedsome very choicemusic. At St, Canice Church the same morning mass was celebrated and there was unusually fine singing. The Party at Armory Hall. There will be great joy at the hard times party Friday night, Prof Michellis at the head and front of the profession us a manager, and this fact combined with his personal popularity insures a large attendance. The superiority of the music that is promised will prove one of the drawing cards’ of the event. The grand march is announced for 9 o’clock. ASA aa ais natal Noe a ae NS For Over Hulfa Century. Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. } It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea, Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for ‘MRS, WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and take uo other kind. Twenty-five cents @ bottle. tf A. @. B.A. Election, The annual election ofofficers of Court Garfield, No, 6,810, ‘will be held Monday evening, Dec, 30th. A full} ’’ attendance requested, W.T. Joyce, C.R. R. Tremam, R. 8, *d27-3t One Month More. Photographs of every description

and size at reduced prices at Mathieu ‘Schranam’s Gallery: Closing up in February, d27-tf & Crash in the Glove Market. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are selling five-button stitched-back kid gloves in gray and tan at 75 cents, although the same are worth $1.25 and generaliy sell at that price, All sizes to be had. d6-tf. SLEEPLEESS. nights, made migerable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you, Sold by Carr Bros, Tue latest styles of Scrap and Autograp Albums at Carr Bros, Holiday Spectaltios . Caiz around at J. J. Jackeon’s and see his holiday goods and groceries, beforeyou purchase elsewhere, n27-tf Tux special quality of Ayer’s Hair Vigor is that it restores the natural growth, color, and texture of the hair, It vitalizes the roots and follicles, removes dandruff, a:d heals itching bumors in the scalp, In this respect, ‘it eurpasses all similar preparations, — trip to Marysville, San Francisco and PERSONAL MENTION. Necial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. A. R. Wadsworth went to San Francisco Thursday. Superintendent Fred Bradley of the Spanish mine is in town, A. Peltier from Truckee went up on Thursday,s Bloomfield stage. Superintendent. Skewes of the North Banner'mine is in San Francisco. * T. P. Redmayne of Washington has returned from atrip toSan Francisco. . Dr.-C. D. Bobo has returned from a other places, Wm, Williamson and Chris Bergman of Washington township spent Christmas at this city. Mrs J, B. Treadwell came from North Bloomfield Wednesday to join her husband and. go to Sacramento with him, R. I. Thomas, a pupil at the Hopkins Military Academy*of Oakland, arrived here Tuesday tospend bis holiday vacation. Orrin F, Smith, who has been spending Christmas at his home here, left Thursday for Odray, Colorado, to resume his position on the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. A. 8. Grant, one of the owners of the famous Grant & Appel quirtz bonanza at Chips Flat, arrived here Tuesday evening intending to go to his mine. Learning upon his arrival here that the ‘road is blocked with snow he returned next day-to San Francisco to remain till communication is restored. The Naake-smith Wedding. There were about thirty guests in attendance upon the wedding of Fred Naake and Miss Deanie M. Smith, which occurred Christmas Day at the residence on Long street of the bridegroom’s parents. Tie couple stood beneath a floral horshoe while Rev, J. Sims performed the ceremony. The bride looked very handsome in white cashmere tritamed with pink satin ribbons. After the ceremony and congratulations a fine wedding supper was served. Many presents were received by the couple. Young Mr. and Mrs, Naake have the best wishes of a wide circle of friends. ne Se Could NeotGet to Moore's Flat. The stage from this city could not on Tuesday get beyond the — foet of the hill leading up to Peter Jobhnson’s Place, The sleigh was smooth shod and the load light, but the horses gave out atthat point on account of the depth of the snow, and were brought back to Bloomfield. The snow wason Wednesday reported to be seven feet deep between Jolnson’s and Watt Shaft, and at ten o’clock that morning it was falling faster than it had before during the storm. A surprise Party, ; On Tuesday evening last a pleasant surprise party was tendered to Miss Clara Dower at her home on Piety Hill, Among these present were Misses ©. Clemo, A. Clemo, Ellen lelbridge and L, Dower, and Messra. Chas, Monro, -Richard Phillips, Benjamin Hosken, Thomas.Coan and Thomas Grimes. The entertainment consisted of a variety of games and dancing. Refreshments were served during the evening. ‘h Pears’ is the purest and best Soap ever made. ODO ge gi P Tr you can’t visit Nevada City send in your order by mail to Carr Bros, and you will get what you order. Absolutely Pure. mais POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARvel of purity, atrength and wholesome? ness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot be sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short weight, slum or phosphate powders. Sold pay, in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY, 106 Wall street, New % ork. THE’ JOHNSON-LOOKE MERCANTILE CO. Sole Agents for thePacific Coast. Grand ~ Holiday Eaasened NEVADA THEATRE, Two Nights Only ! EWING & HEATH'S . COMEDY ENTERPRISE “Cad, The Tomboy.” Thursday, Dec. 26th, Friday, Dec. 27th. O@ Excellent Com pany. . OO@™ Startling Steambost Scene. Seats nowon ga le at Mulloy’s. Re served Seats, 75 cents. "WIDOW BEDOTE.” “Widew Bedett.’ The Ewing & Heath Comedy Company will appear at the Theater Friday evening for the second and last time, giving that most amusing play, “Widow Bedott.” Horace Ewing, who will be rerifembered as the manager ofthe best Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company that ever visited this city, and who is an actor of high standing, will perform the part of the Widow, and will be ably supported by Mise Annie Suits and the rest of the company. Miss Suita formerly filled leading parts.in Daily’s ‘‘Vacation,’”’ apd in Daily’s ‘‘Upside Down’? Company when the Miss Dailys andthe Derious family were in the troupe. At that time she was. entirely successful, Wilson Deal, another member of the combination, is favorably know here The company has played ‘the comedy in San Francisco with complete sug> cess, and had the warm approval of the public there. The prices are elsewhere announced. The curtain will rise promptly at So’ciock so as to give those desiring to attend the party at Armory Hall an oj portunity to get there in good season. My wife cured of malaria by Simmons Liver Regulator,.—J. N. Thompson, Pastor M,. E, Church, Leigh, Neb. ROR ae SEINE EATEN SAY MARRIED. At the National Hotel, this city, Dec. 24, by Rey. Robert Lennie, Wm.Munro es Miss Pheney Turner of North Bloomfield. At this city, Dec. 25th, by Rev. J. Sima, Fred J, Naabe and Miss Deanie M, Smith, beth of this city, Four Years on Crutches. For fifteen years I was afflicted with rheumatiem, four yearsot which [ was compelled to goon crutches, Words are inadequate to express the su @ L endured during that time, During fifteen years of exissonos (is was not ving), I tried every Fa . remedy without rece! Ma . any benefit. finally began on Swift's Specific (5. 8. &.), which from the first gave me relief, and today I am enjoying the best of health, and am a well man, Cgenre believe that 8. 8. 8. is the beat blood Pat er on the market today. J.D, TAYLOR, Cuba, Mo. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases ail. ed free, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ga, Ranch For Sale, 80 acres patented ground, 3 miles west of Nevada City. 40 acres under cultivation, — Snow Mountain ditch runs through the centre. Fruit trees enough for a small family, 5 acres in alfalfa, 26 tons.of hay in’the barn, 2 horses and wagon; 2 cows; farming utensils, 100 hens, etc. Also, house of 6 rooms; barn . 40x60. For further particulars enquire of ‘HENRY GODAIR, Shop; opp. Citizens Bank, PROF. F. FRANK, ~THE New :-: York :-: Optician. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY A corrected on the best scientific princtples, GLASSES ground from the very best stone material used in any country. Largest Stock of the BEST ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES alwaye on hand, @@ CONSULTATION FREE, “a Office—-Main Street, two doors above No . Engine House, at Mrs.Hamilton's Residence — Dividend -Notice FFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MININGCOMPANY, Ata meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Company, held Wednesday, Dec. isth, 1880, dividend No, 21 of Ten Cents (10 cents) per share, was declared, payable on Monday, Deo. 28d, 1889, ransfer books will be closed Saturday, Dec. 2ist, 1889, ab 12 ey: M, a THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office ‘No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal. NEW BARBER SHOP. J. M. OLIVER, .JR., Late of Sacramento, AS OPENED AT NEVADA CITY A H First-Class Barber shop on the North Side of Commercial St., Near Main Street, Th t ¥ . offmme gS Kid beat of work in'‘every line. J. MM, OLIVER, Jr. Or at L. Godair’s Barber} dies and children, 25 cents. a Dyspepsia Makes lives of people miserable, causing distress eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, & faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated » and of Distrese ine vowels. Drapepsia does not get of itself, It After requires ‘vareful attention, Eating aoa @ remedy Whe, Hood's Sarsaparilla, which acts gontly, yet efficiently. It tones the stomach, regulates the digespetite, Nenganes Neadaene, . SLOR petite, and refreshes the mind, Headache “T have been troubled with dyspepata, I had but little appetite, and what I = eat distressed me, or did me : Heartlittle good, After eating I burn would have a faint.or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated by my busitiess, painting. Last Sour spring I took Hood’s Sar saparila, which did mo an Stomach immense amount of good. » It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced,” QrorGn A. Paan, Watertown, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, $1; six for $5, Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar HARD TIMES PARTY 8 On account of the bad weather the adMasquerade haa verticed for Friday Evening, Dec. 27th, has been Postponed till Some Time in February. [n its place will be given At Armory Hall, Nevada City, _onFRIDAY -:-EVENING, Dec. 27th, 1889, eet ame Hard Times Party. on oe Music bv GOYNE'’S ORCHESTRA : ae’ Everybody Go as You Please. —-f— Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, $1. Tavs ladies, 50 cents. Gallery—, Gentlemen, 50 cents, . LaExecutor’s Notice of Sale of Real Estate. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN pursuance ofan order of the Superior ourt of the said county of Nevada, State of California, made onthe 28d day of December, 1889, in the matter of the Eatate of JACOB SCHMIDT, deceased, the undere! ned, the Executor ofthe Last Will of ‘said Jacob Schmidt, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold cuin of the United States and subjcet to confirmation by said sipeuer Court, on WEDNES DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1800, at 10 o'clock A. M, at the Law Office ofseid Executor, at Nevada On in the said County of Nevada, all the r t title, interest and estate of the said Jacob Schmid atthe time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the sald estate has. by 12 ofS. E. 1-4of Seo. 28,7. 16 N. R.7 B M.D. B. and . B. and M, Terme and Conditions of Sale ~Cash, Gold coin of the United States; 10 per cent. of the purchase money to be paid to the said Kxecutor on We ce of yale balance on confirmation of sale by sala Superior Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. Bids ani offers in wr fing, for said parcel of land, will be received by said Executor at his offlow at seid Nevada City,PF fSIMON DB, il Executor of the Lant J Beant Bie aad te ” sme ya SOO << 10,000 DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY IN PREMIUMS WITH APOLLO TEA? Each Premium is ‘really worth the price asked forthe Tea, A hundred different premiumsito select from, APOLLO THA. is sold enty at the store of the Great American Importing Tea Company, MODOSSORORR CO SO OE Ssoccocediccossocoeek{ City, Cal. cents, e. . AT Admission 50. 2 . B PRICE. . * ° Fine China, it SPECIALHOLIDAY SALE. _ AT =Of Dinner, Tea and Table Glassware, nware, &c* 33 Chamber Sets, 1: Fanevand 1. \2 ‘. And act upon it, and you will find that re te as The Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the store, the stock that will more than any’ other help to la the foundation of fortune in money saved. CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN Of whom everybody says: Heé sells Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goer Boots and Shoes, Hats, Rubber Goods, etc., Cheaper than any one in the YOU TARR THE HINT ou never"got such HIGH GRADE OF GOODS FOR THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY ANYWHERE, as of CHAN. GRIMES, The Clothier, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada-City. HOLIDA Y= -<==GOoODs. arte Pe It is conceded: that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE, etc. A Handsome selection of BLAOK"GOODS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and see something handsome in that line whether you wish to purchase or not, ° MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Overcoats ! Overcoats ! TERRIFIC CUP IN PRIGES! ) ' This week we place on sale our mmense line of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Ovencoats, showing the“Cheapest and Best ever seen in this city. Be Sure and See Them!” Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St.,, Nevada City. Rare and Beautiful Holiday Goods! ier acition ts ial elie . GOT PEADY FO. it) 6 ba Aeeob . aeomieh a ne Tot bp Ao ol Mb ET FOR CHRISTMAS. land situate, lying and beingin the suid i i County of Nevida, tate of California, and ” ye ed and described as follows, to-wit : SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY TO CALE, OW EMIL F. ROSENTHAL, ~. Gommercial Street, Where can be found one of the Best Selected Holiday Stocks brought to the market this season. Sone eee A FINE LINE OF TOYS AND NOVELTIES POR OLD ANO YOUNG Embracing a Thousand and One Articles appropriate as : a Gift to a Relative or Friend, i Wa dae 9 -—— GHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS. An Immense Stock Just Received, Oe la TAP 2 Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Held, Just the thing to give a Gantense ane en Haters. PRICE. 6 Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ae