December 29, 1892 (4 pages)

a ay Ftc. cy uu. New Viaps, LE: of San ion. chasing [ ALE, CIDFR ND at ~ = * a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. \ Nevada ‘City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 18600/ Teums—!5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; 36 a Year. THURSDAY KV'NG. DEC. 29, *92. Eee DEPRICE'S jean pains MOST. PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes, Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or. any other adulterant. cceadumanil 40 Years the Standard. . Look on the First Page for ilerestng Reading Matter.* ere. Prope are wishing each other the compliments of the seasonand exchang ing gifts. J)id it ever occur to you to send an ailing friend a package of Ayer’s. Sarsaparilla? 1f not, do so now;.and try this medicine yotirself, if you needa firstclass blood purifier. oe eee A **Bang. Up ’’ Time. The new officers of the Salvation Army, Captain’ Campbell and Lieutenant Bourne, late of Reno, Nevada, arrived at Grass Valley yesterday. There will be no meeting in that town on Saturday, as the entire corps will come to this city to take part in the watchnight service. They intend to make this meeting the most interesting one ever held here. Baptist. Church .ought to be crowded Saturday night, as the Salvationists are going to have an exciting meeting. Superior Court. ol The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: R. Ryan et al vs, W. H. Weldon. Order staying execution for 10 days. P. Henry vs. J. L. Meguire et al. Being argued. Estate of Henry Nankervis, deceased. Order appointing John Riley, Chas. Jones and Samuel Snell appraisers. ~ 2-9 —— Hearn brings happiness. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for stomach, liver Turkey Rafiie At H Punarty's Frida Everybody go and try Vout A Batrudav. Undertaking. Night calls promptly. attended to in the Undertaking line. (Call at residence, Nevada Street. Gro. Travy. For fine Silk Muftlers don’t fail to call on B. H. Miller, It Should Be in*°Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Yrouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store large bottles, 60c. and $1.00. if You Want Beds, Bedding and Pillows of all kinds, or anything else in the furniture or housejfurnishing line, call at Kinkead’s furniture store, Cemmercial street. d8 Tuosx fine Silk Suspenders at B. H. Miller’s can’t be beat. Both Useful and Ornamental. “pie sted of holiday goods at Jaok-. ~ son’s Bee Hive affords an opportunity o selecting Christmas presents that are handsome and at the same time service able. 420 HanpKErcuier Casxs, something nice. At B. H. Miller’s. — +++ Beautiful Jewelry. A grand variety at Luetje & Brand's, Elegant Vases, Pretty Cupsand Saucers, and Fine Chita and Glassware, suitable for holiday gifts, at J. J. Jack on’s Bee Hive grocery store. or Days of 3°49.” Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. Pr ja23-ly “SHave You Seen Those beautiful books at Carr Bros., if not, do so iminediately before the best of them are sold, 3 <8 re Tury are beauties. Those Embriodered Suspenders at B. H. Miller's. Sxx the Necktie Cases at B, H. Miller's, They're fine. ; ae a BELIEVED TO BE RICH. Work Progressing on the Gravel Channel atthe Old Hughes Ranch, It is generally believed that the com pany who are now running a tunnel in the Hughes ranch, ou the old Grass Valley road, will strike very rich gravel when they get the tunnel in. The last pan of dirt taken out of the shaft on the hill befure the» old company had ‘to abandon is on account of the immense flow of water, prospected very big. The old company not having the wherewith t. put up heavy machicery; went to work running a drain tunuel. . Being tinancially unable to progeed with the work they bonded the property to experienced Grass Vajley miners, and now. the work is going ahead and there seems to be no doubt that a big propérty will be opened up there. ‘he channel ‘runs through the adjoining ranch, known as the’ Morgan ranch, now owred by the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association, and thé. new company has bonded the wining interest of the ranch from the Association. see o— Going Off Fast. Loring Pickering, the veteran editor cy the San Francisco Call, died yesterday. Justice Sharpstein, of the Supreme Court, is at the point of death and can live but a few hours. He was stricken with paralysis on Monday night and is still unconscious. Jos. Bachman, at one time one of Portland’s richest bankers, died at San Francisco yesterday. The New Year Dance. The dance to be given by the Native Danghters on Monday evening next will be a fine affair, and a large attendance is oxpected, Every arrangement will be properly attended to, se as to ensure. the comfort and pleasure of all the guests. 6 ——_—_ Christmas Tree, A Christmas tree, with appropriate exercises, wes enjoyed by the members of the Episcopal Sunday School last evening, at the residence of W. H. Crawford. Truckee Prisoners. Ed. Price and Charles Johnsem were brought down from Truckee today te serve forty andifty days respectively in the county jail for disturbing the peace. Simmons Liver Reeuaror is the face of malaria—it throws off the bile and prevents its accumulating. B. H. MrI.eer has just received a fine lot of Silk Handkerchiefs. ——2 2 @o o— Lovety Embreidered Robes. Go and see them at B. H. Miller’s. se. Patch Your Roofs. = ene nam Land 100,009 n&-P ee eawond Shin: gles ever brought to this market, at cheir yards on Boulder street. Call and invest. d2 READ THIS, If You Want Rubber Roofing or Any Kind of Stoves. Geo. E. Turner has just received a carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber Roofing, which he will sell at three cents a foot. It is the cheapest, and most durable roofing in the market. If’ you have a leaky roof call and see this roofng. Also, just received a large line of Box Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be sold at the lowest prices. Call and’ sec them whether you want to buy or not. Geo. E. Turner, Pine street, Nevada City. 028 . Cream of -tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in Lsjstneigy lem. int Laresr Unrrep Srares VERNMENT Foop Report. Roya. Baxine Powper Co, 106 Wall St. N. ¥. Everything at Cost Before my annual stock taking every article in my store will be sold at. ~ . AGTUALCOST. 2 Remember . have the finest lines of CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, etc., and they MOST GOAT ONCE Baby cried, B. H. MILLER, Mother sighed, » tha Qdd. Fellows’ Building, ™ Doctor pretoribed: Castoria he [ Broad Strosh, Nevads Gity. A PRIVATE STABLE. Ge That Is Unequaled in This Part of California. L. Hyman, the well-known clothing man, is the possessor of the largest and most complete private stable in this part of the State. His stable consists of eight stalls for horses, a large harness room, a grain room, three box stalls, a rack for washing vehicles on, and four apartments adjoining the stable where are kept a speeding cart, road_ cart, double surrey, single buggy and his big delivery wagon. The buildings are models of convenience. He has six horses, one of-them, it is said, cdf ‘fly the dust” in the eyes of any animal in this section of the country. Mr. Hyman bought the latter horse in Sutter county, and he is known as ‘* Oscow.” It would do a ‘‘horse man ’* good to visit this fine establishment. Terribly Dilapidated. All of the cross-walks, we believe, without a single exception, in every part of ‘town, are in a very bad condition. Now the city has dispensed with the aightwatchman, Why would it not bea yood idea to expend the money saved in that way in putting in stone walks in place of th: present wooden walks? It is hoped the City Trustees will see it in that light. It would be a fine improvement. nino a Tracy’s Price List. . Attention is called to the new advertisement of George Tracy, to be found in.today’s TraNscxipr. He has a very large stock of goods at his establishment vn Main street. Topay Hiod’s Sarsaparilla stands et the head in the medicine world, admired in prosperity and envied in merit by thousands of would-be competitors. It has a larger sale than any other medicine. Such success could not be won without positive merit. Hoop’s Pits cure constipation. Covgus and colds kept off by taking / Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate the system. Four-IN-HAND Neckties can’t be beat. = Dr. Tynan, the wealthy Modesto hotel keeper, farmer and owner of a large bank account, who was missing and which the big city papers gave us long accounts of where he was not, has turned up in a little town in Maine. He is in poor health, and is staying with a ‘ormer ranch hand of his. He says nothing about com_ ing back. Turned Up.' Neff’s Condition. J. H Neff’s condition from his fall of a week or two ago is not so bad as at first feared. He is stiil confined to bis room, though it is thought now he will not be permanently crippled. ; A Nice Christmas Present, There is nothing more appropriate and acceptable for a Christmrs gift for old or young than one of those Willow Kocker or handsome Plush upholetered chairs at Kinkead’s furniture store, Commercial street. The pricesare very low. 48 Women The common affiictions of ‘women are sick-headaches,indigestion and nervous trouPON “les, They arise largely from stomach disorders. As Joy s Vegetable Sarsaparilla is the only bowel regulating preparation, you can see why it is moro effective than any other Sarsaparilla in those troubles. It is daily relieving hundreds. Tho action is. mild, direct and effective. We have scores of letters from grateful women. We refer toa few San Francisco ladies: Nervous debility, Mra. J. Barron, 142 7th St, Nervous debility, Mrs. Fred. Loy, 827 Ellis 8t, General debility, Mrs. Belden, 519 Mason 8t. Nervous debility, Mra. J. Lamphere, 725 Turk, Nervous debility, Miss R. Rosenblum,232 17th, Stomach troubles, Mrs. R. L. Wheaton,70! Post, Headaches,Mra, M B. Price,16 Prospect Place, Sick hcadaches, Mra M. Fowler, £27 Ellis 8t. Indigestion, Mra. C. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission St. Constipation, Mra, O. Melvin, 126 Kearny 8t. J oY’ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Many druggists have a cheap Sarsaparilia tney make more on than on Joy’s, Which they willtry tosell to you. Insiston Joy’s. Most modern, most effective, yet same price. FOR SAL BY At B. H. Miller's. this “ : INDE OUANDED . Usually describes questionable busi thods. CARR BROS. There’s nothing underhanded, however, about my mode of dealing with patrons and I’m never behi:d hand either. I always anticipate the public wants and just now they are wanting a great deal of my CANDIES. It looks as though 1893 was to open very sweet, judging from the quantity of my CANDIES which are going into consumption. Everything I sell is pure, wholesome and delicious and my confectionery is jumping into popularity ata tremendous pace. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City TRACY'S FURNITURE ROOMS, 1 Walnut Badvbons ‘Set, “6 “ 4“ cost $200,00 only $75.00. I 75.00 ‘* ~ 35.00. 1 Plush § $ a 45.00.“ 27.50, t Walnut Hall Stand, ” 50.00 “ . 27.50. i e “e oc. e 20.00 ce 10.00, 1 Large French Plate Mirror “ 90.00: " 27.50 I 20x22 es eee 25.00. ‘“ 8.00. 1 Large Wardrobe, ¢ 15.00 ‘ 8.00. t Glass Door “ 12:00° ** 6.00. 1 Walnut marble-top Sideboard “ 37.00. ‘> 25:00, 1 Parlor Set, 5 pieces, ae 50.00 “ — 25.00. 1 Haircloth Parlor Set, 7 pieces“ 75.00 “ 3000 1 No. 7 New Cooking Stove, “ 16.00. “ ~— 10,00. 1 Parlor Heating Stove, es 9.00. -.-6.00. Fancy Fire Screens, es eo ee 1,00. Oak Folding Bed, * $5.00: “20,00. ° Note Paper, -r20 sheets, “ sq & 20. Envelopes,.10 packs, . " Sos 50. rSet Double Buggy Harness, “ St oe “1860; Horse Collars, ou 3.00. I 50. Buggy‘ Whips, We 1,00. f! 50. Buggy Robes, eh. 4.00“ 2.00, ‘Halters,’ Ee aes 100. * 50. Saddles, “9.00 * 6.00, Saddles, Ls: 12.00 * 8.00. Saddles, * “ 14.00 “ 10,00, New Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine No. 9 65.00 * 38.00. One Second-hand Sewing Machine, 60.00 «4 8.00. Ihave a full line of Household Furniture that I would like to give the people of Nevada county prices on, but I have not the space to do so. Cun orders packed ahd shipped free of charge. es fe P . * — maracas citeeiiaiaeiiiamameniatiiiiin sommeaie 7 Tuer question is frequently asked, “Why is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral so much more effective than other cough remedies?’ The answer is, simply because it is the most skilfal combination of anodynes and expectorants known te medical science.’ For Fine Diamonds Go to Leutije & Brand’s . Emprorperrp Neck Wear for sak cheap at B. H. Milles ’s. DO YOU WANT BARGAINS ? If You Do, Go and See ‘the. New Goods al Legg’ & Shaw's Establishment. In order. that the people of the county may get anything they want in the Furniture line at a lower rate than ever ruled here hefore, Legg & Shaw have reduced the prices on everything in their establishment. Many of the articles arc sentable for Holiday Gifts, and nothing would be more appropriate than any of the following articles: Fancy Rockers, Willow Rockers, Plush Chairs, Lounges, Sideboards, Bed-room Sets, Decorated nearly wrecked: “My appetite Wwasall gone. VUhina Ware, Pieture Frames, and hunoe oe th, fon noe Aut She me, dreds of other articles too numerous to] fall. atue Gan cavers tbeachen OA aa mention. These goods have just been Severe Sinking Pains received from the East and are of the a fomaeh,, J sock, malllcines without very latest styles. A visit to that estab-. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, I concluded to try it. lishment w ll convince you that they ae and the result is very gratifying. All the able effects of the Grip are gone, I selling a high grade of goods at about.the . 4M free from pains and aches, and believe price you have been paying fortow] Hiogod’s: Sarsaparilla grade goods. Do not make your pur-. js surely curing my catarrh. T recommend chases until you havé seen their goods ittoall.” Gro. W. Cook, St. Johnsbury, Vt. and prices. d8-t£ Mr. Geo. W. Cook Of St. Johnsbury, Vt. Like a Waterfall After the "Crip Tremendous Roaring in the Head — Pain in the Stomach. “To C, I: Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: “Two years ago I had a severe attack of fie Grip, which left me in a terribly weak condition. Last winter I had another attack and was nh very badly off, my health Hoop’s PiLL8 do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 5c. A CHRISTMAS BOX man friend. A fine lot of Cigars in boxes of 25, made especially for the Holiday trade by — wv a —e B.a4e8. (NATIVE SON OFjJMARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. rd MW WEAR = GUTS . all the Regular Price Until has ist, 1893, we will sell our,, Lovely F-a-n-c-y ‘Work at Halltprice. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. a Of Cigars is the most appropriate present fur your gentle— sstehbementiaetinmeaaiainl ELLE LEAL LLL. en e Our Guessing Contest Closes January 7th. FOO OITA AAT AAA ADOT AI : A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO AU. an Awful Cut -a Frightful Cut in Sorts. Checked Cheviot Suits, $4, + Here's another item in Suits, and long will this sale be remembered, as it is a sale exclusively composed of fine and swell garments, right in the season when it will do those purchasing New Year presents the most good, The sale is not inaugurated after you've bousht ‘em, but inaugurated now when itwilf do you the most good, STAIPED TWEED SU:TS $5. BROWN CHEVIOT DOUBLE BREASTE) SUITS $7 50. MARYSVILLE TWEED SUITS $9 4). OREGON GREY SUITS $11. i BLACK GHEVIST DOUBLE BREASTE) “Wiss $12. CLAY WORSTED, SACK OR FROCK: $15 50. PICCHNLL'. LATEST STYLS. $16. IMPORT<D CLAY WORSTE?, SAC ( /.ND FROG. IMPORTED WIDE WALE, ’ : “(XXXXXX) BEAVER BLU! " “$l IMPORTED BLACK GRANITE. “ a wes INPURTED BLACK OR BLUE PICQ JE PRINCE ALBERT SUITS. $18 to $25. . E*or the Boys. Scotch Cheviot Boy's Suits, Sizes, 5 to 12, $1.50. Marysville Tweed, in Gréy or Brown, $4.25 Imported Cordry Suits, 4 to 12, $3. English Wide Wale, sizes 9 to 15. Clay Worsted, in eoat, vest and pants, sizes, 9 to ts. Check Cassimere Suits, sizes 4 to 13. French Pique Suits, sizes 4 to 13. Scotch Checked Cheviot Long Pants, from-11 to 18. Oregon Cassimere Long’ Pants, from 12 to 18, Imported Scotch Cheviot,blie, long Pants,sizes 11 to 18, Imported Granites, long pants, Suits for Xmas. Children’s Cape Overcoats, sizes 5 to 12, $2. Children’s Blue Cheviot Cape Overcoats, § to 12, $3.25. Boy’s Overcoats, in latest’ style of Check and Plain Colors, sizes 11 to 18, $5.50. = Boys’ Tibbet Overcoats, sizes 13 to 18, $6.75. Here is a Cut $16. $16: All of these Goods will be on sive TOMORROW norning at 9 o'clock, If you desire the plums of this sale you should call early. y . ce é . . = We will say to the people of adjoining countics who know our firm that we have started in connection with our establishment, a new department for first-class ‘Merchant Tailoring, And we want to show the people what first-class work: we are turning out. -Our motto is Wh ad anda Died Pi can ‘ Det (00d Gods, First-Class Wo k and Low Price. And no merchant tailor on the Pacific Coast can under? sell us in first-class goods. We always look to the future, And everybody stands a show to have a_ first-class suit of clothes made to order, * simply by yuessing, and our inducement is as follows : With evefy $5 purchase at our stores, the purchaser will : jar and sealed up, and noone will know how many are there, A committee of four to be selected by the public, will count the beans and can. luct the contest. You cans: lect one committee to put he beans into the jar, and anotoer to count them. I. HYMAN & CO, will take no part in it. Guesces may « made from 8 o'clock of Saturday evening, December 17th to January 17th. At the end of that time the beans vill be counted by your committee, and the nearest rucsser will be entitled to a first-class $40 tailor-made suit t clothes, equal to any $55 suit made elsewhere in any ist-class merchant tailor shop on the Pacific Coast. In:order that people outside of town may be able to wake a guess at their homes we will state that the height o1 ie jar on the inside is 18 inches. The circumference is 15 3-4 inches, Weare doing this to introduce our work, and to show you that, we really do first-class work. In the future we shall be able to perform greater wonders than an first-class merchant tailoring establishment on the ve liverybody ‘Treated Mike, One Price To, Al In regard to our wagon, which we: promised to send out before the holidays, we will say that we are so rushed with business that we have been unable to spare the team But if you will send in your orders we will fill ‘them promptly, and if anthing‘ does not suit it may be returned at our expense. We deliver goods anywhere in Nevada County FREE OF CHARGE. RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE FUTURE, OF THE Nil Tau ciseo (jabato . Nu Anybody wanting credit, wno can give us good reference, can hay: i i or ninety days credit at our establishment, Sis same prices they ste ie Hof cash was put on the counter, But it is understood that thirty days mgans thirt: days, as this is sufficient accommodation. When your bill falls due it must te paid or we can do no more business. ; ; L.HYMAN & CO. 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a ay Ftc. cy uu. New Viaps, LE: of San ion. chasing [ ALE, CIDFR ND at ~ = * a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. \ Nevada ‘City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 18600/ Teums—!5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; 36 a Year. THURSDAY KV'NG. DEC. 29, *92. Eee DEPRICE'S jean pains MOST. PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes, Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or. any other adulterant. cceadumanil 40 Years the Standard. . Look on the First Page for ilerestng Reading Matter.* ere. Prope are wishing each other the compliments of the seasonand exchang ing gifts. J)id it ever occur to you to send an ailing friend a package of Ayer’s. Sarsaparilla? 1f not, do so now;.and try this medicine yotirself, if you needa firstclass blood purifier. oe eee A **Bang. Up ’’ Time. The new officers of the Salvation Army, Captain’ Campbell and Lieutenant Bourne, late of Reno, Nevada, arrived at Grass Valley yesterday. There will be no meeting in that town on Saturday, as the entire corps will come to this city to take part in the watchnight service. They intend to make this meeting the most interesting one ever held here. Baptist. Church .ought to be crowded Saturday night, as the Salvationists are going to have an exciting meeting. Superior Court. ol The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: R. Ryan et al vs, W. H. Weldon. Order staying execution for 10 days. P. Henry vs. J. L. Meguire et al. Being argued. Estate of Henry Nankervis, deceased. Order appointing John Riley, Chas. Jones and Samuel Snell appraisers. ~ 2-9 —— Hearn brings happiness. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for stomach, liver Turkey Rafiie At H Punarty's Frida Everybody go and try Vout A Batrudav. Undertaking. Night calls promptly. attended to in the Undertaking line. (Call at residence, Nevada Street. Gro. Travy. For fine Silk Muftlers don’t fail to call on B. H. Miller, It Should Be in*°Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Yrouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store large bottles, 60c. and $1.00. if You Want Beds, Bedding and Pillows of all kinds, or anything else in the furniture or housejfurnishing line, call at Kinkead’s furniture store, Cemmercial street. d8 Tuosx fine Silk Suspenders at B. H. Miller’s can’t be beat. Both Useful and Ornamental. “pie sted of holiday goods at Jaok-. ~ son’s Bee Hive affords an opportunity o selecting Christmas presents that are handsome and at the same time service able. 420 HanpKErcuier Casxs, something nice. At B. H. Miller’s. — +++ Beautiful Jewelry. A grand variety at Luetje & Brand's, Elegant Vases, Pretty Cupsand Saucers, and Fine Chita and Glassware, suitable for holiday gifts, at J. J. Jack on’s Bee Hive grocery store. or Days of 3°49.” Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. Pr ja23-ly “SHave You Seen Those beautiful books at Carr Bros., if not, do so iminediately before the best of them are sold, 3 <8 re Tury are beauties. Those Embriodered Suspenders at B. H. Miller's. Sxx the Necktie Cases at B, H. Miller's, They're fine. ; ae a BELIEVED TO BE RICH. Work Progressing on the Gravel Channel atthe Old Hughes Ranch, It is generally believed that the com pany who are now running a tunnel in the Hughes ranch, ou the old Grass Valley road, will strike very rich gravel when they get the tunnel in. The last pan of dirt taken out of the shaft on the hill befure the» old company had ‘to abandon is on account of the immense flow of water, prospected very big. The old company not having the wherewith t. put up heavy machicery; went to work running a drain tunuel. . Being tinancially unable to progeed with the work they bonded the property to experienced Grass Vajley miners, and now. the work is going ahead and there seems to be no doubt that a big propérty will be opened up there. ‘he channel ‘runs through the adjoining ranch, known as the’ Morgan ranch, now owred by the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association, and thé. new company has bonded the wining interest of the ranch from the Association. see o— Going Off Fast. Loring Pickering, the veteran editor cy the San Francisco Call, died yesterday. Justice Sharpstein, of the Supreme Court, is at the point of death and can live but a few hours. He was stricken with paralysis on Monday night and is still unconscious. Jos. Bachman, at one time one of Portland’s richest bankers, died at San Francisco yesterday. The New Year Dance. The dance to be given by the Native Danghters on Monday evening next will be a fine affair, and a large attendance is oxpected, Every arrangement will be properly attended to, se as to ensure. the comfort and pleasure of all the guests. 6 ——_—_ Christmas Tree, A Christmas tree, with appropriate exercises, wes enjoyed by the members of the Episcopal Sunday School last evening, at the residence of W. H. Crawford. Truckee Prisoners. Ed. Price and Charles Johnsem were brought down from Truckee today te serve forty andifty days respectively in the county jail for disturbing the peace. Simmons Liver Reeuaror is the face of malaria—it throws off the bile and prevents its accumulating. B. H. MrI.eer has just received a fine lot of Silk Handkerchiefs. ——2 2 @o o— Lovety Embreidered Robes. Go and see them at B. H. Miller’s. se. Patch Your Roofs. = ene nam Land 100,009 n&-P ee eawond Shin: gles ever brought to this market, at cheir yards on Boulder street. Call and invest. d2 READ THIS, If You Want Rubber Roofing or Any Kind of Stoves. Geo. E. Turner has just received a carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber Roofing, which he will sell at three cents a foot. It is the cheapest, and most durable roofing in the market. If’ you have a leaky roof call and see this roofng. Also, just received a large line of Box Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be sold at the lowest prices. Call and’ sec them whether you want to buy or not. Geo. E. Turner, Pine street, Nevada City. 028 . Cream of -tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in Lsjstneigy lem. int Laresr Unrrep Srares VERNMENT Foop Report. Roya. Baxine Powper Co, 106 Wall St. N. ¥. Everything at Cost Before my annual stock taking every article in my store will be sold at. ~ . AGTUALCOST. 2 Remember . have the finest lines of CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, etc., and they MOST GOAT ONCE Baby cried, B. H. MILLER, Mother sighed, » tha Qdd. Fellows’ Building, ™ Doctor pretoribed: Castoria he [ Broad Strosh, Nevads Gity. A PRIVATE STABLE. Ge That Is Unequaled in This Part of California. L. Hyman, the well-known clothing man, is the possessor of the largest and most complete private stable in this part of the State. His stable consists of eight stalls for horses, a large harness room, a grain room, three box stalls, a rack for washing vehicles on, and four apartments adjoining the stable where are kept a speeding cart, road_ cart, double surrey, single buggy and his big delivery wagon. The buildings are models of convenience. He has six horses, one of-them, it is said, cdf ‘fly the dust” in the eyes of any animal in this section of the country. Mr. Hyman bought the latter horse in Sutter county, and he is known as ‘* Oscow.” It would do a ‘‘horse man ’* good to visit this fine establishment. Terribly Dilapidated. All of the cross-walks, we believe, without a single exception, in every part of ‘town, are in a very bad condition. Now the city has dispensed with the aightwatchman, Why would it not bea yood idea to expend the money saved in that way in putting in stone walks in place of th: present wooden walks? It is hoped the City Trustees will see it in that light. It would be a fine improvement. nino a Tracy’s Price List. . Attention is called to the new advertisement of George Tracy, to be found in.today’s TraNscxipr. He has a very large stock of goods at his establishment vn Main street. Topay Hiod’s Sarsaparilla stands et the head in the medicine world, admired in prosperity and envied in merit by thousands of would-be competitors. It has a larger sale than any other medicine. Such success could not be won without positive merit. Hoop’s Pits cure constipation. Covgus and colds kept off by taking / Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate the system. Four-IN-HAND Neckties can’t be beat. = Dr. Tynan, the wealthy Modesto hotel keeper, farmer and owner of a large bank account, who was missing and which the big city papers gave us long accounts of where he was not, has turned up in a little town in Maine. He is in poor health, and is staying with a ‘ormer ranch hand of his. He says nothing about com_ ing back. Turned Up.' Neff’s Condition. J. H Neff’s condition from his fall of a week or two ago is not so bad as at first feared. He is stiil confined to bis room, though it is thought now he will not be permanently crippled. ; A Nice Christmas Present, There is nothing more appropriate and acceptable for a Christmrs gift for old or young than one of those Willow Kocker or handsome Plush upholetered chairs at Kinkead’s furniture store, Commercial street. The pricesare very low. 48 Women The common affiictions of ‘women are sick-headaches,indigestion and nervous trouPON “les, They arise largely from stomach disorders. As Joy s Vegetable Sarsaparilla is the only bowel regulating preparation, you can see why it is moro effective

than any other Sarsaparilla in those troubles. It is daily relieving hundreds. Tho action is. mild, direct and effective. We have scores of letters from grateful women. We refer toa few San Francisco ladies: Nervous debility, Mra. J. Barron, 142 7th St, Nervous debility, Mrs. Fred. Loy, 827 Ellis 8t, General debility, Mrs. Belden, 519 Mason 8t. Nervous debility, Mra. J. Lamphere, 725 Turk, Nervous debility, Miss R. Rosenblum,232 17th, Stomach troubles, Mrs. R. L. Wheaton,70! Post, Headaches,Mra, M B. Price,16 Prospect Place, Sick hcadaches, Mra M. Fowler, £27 Ellis 8t. Indigestion, Mra. C. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission St. Constipation, Mra, O. Melvin, 126 Kearny 8t. J oY’ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Many druggists have a cheap Sarsaparilia tney make more on than on Joy’s, Which they willtry tosell to you. Insiston Joy’s. Most modern, most effective, yet same price. FOR SAL BY At B. H. Miller's. this “ : INDE OUANDED . Usually describes questionable busi thods. CARR BROS. There’s nothing underhanded, however, about my mode of dealing with patrons and I’m never behi:d hand either. I always anticipate the public wants and just now they are wanting a great deal of my CANDIES. It looks as though 1893 was to open very sweet, judging from the quantity of my CANDIES which are going into consumption. Everything I sell is pure, wholesome and delicious and my confectionery is jumping into popularity ata tremendous pace. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City TRACY'S FURNITURE ROOMS, 1 Walnut Badvbons ‘Set, “6 “ 4“ cost $200,00 only $75.00. I 75.00 ‘* ~ 35.00. 1 Plush § $ a 45.00.“ 27.50, t Walnut Hall Stand, ” 50.00 “ . 27.50. i e “e oc. e 20.00 ce 10.00, 1 Large French Plate Mirror “ 90.00: " 27.50 I 20x22 es eee 25.00. ‘“ 8.00. 1 Large Wardrobe, ¢ 15.00 ‘ 8.00. t Glass Door “ 12:00° ** 6.00. 1 Walnut marble-top Sideboard “ 37.00. ‘> 25:00, 1 Parlor Set, 5 pieces, ae 50.00 “ — 25.00. 1 Haircloth Parlor Set, 7 pieces“ 75.00 “ 3000 1 No. 7 New Cooking Stove, “ 16.00. “ ~— 10,00. 1 Parlor Heating Stove, es 9.00. -.-6.00. Fancy Fire Screens, es eo ee 1,00. Oak Folding Bed, * $5.00: “20,00. ° Note Paper, -r20 sheets, “ sq & 20. Envelopes,.10 packs, . " Sos 50. rSet Double Buggy Harness, “ St oe “1860; Horse Collars, ou 3.00. I 50. Buggy‘ Whips, We 1,00. f! 50. Buggy Robes, eh. 4.00“ 2.00, ‘Halters,’ Ee aes 100. * 50. Saddles, “9.00 * 6.00, Saddles, Ls: 12.00 * 8.00. Saddles, * “ 14.00 “ 10,00, New Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine No. 9 65.00 * 38.00. One Second-hand Sewing Machine, 60.00 «4 8.00. Ihave a full line of Household Furniture that I would like to give the people of Nevada county prices on, but I have not the space to do so. Cun orders packed ahd shipped free of charge. es fe P . * — maracas citeeiiaiaeiiiamameniatiiiiin sommeaie 7 Tuer question is frequently asked, “Why is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral so much more effective than other cough remedies?’ The answer is, simply because it is the most skilfal combination of anodynes and expectorants known te medical science.’ For Fine Diamonds Go to Leutije & Brand’s . Emprorperrp Neck Wear for sak cheap at B. H. Milles ’s. DO YOU WANT BARGAINS ? If You Do, Go and See ‘the. New Goods al Legg’ & Shaw's Establishment. In order. that the people of the county may get anything they want in the Furniture line at a lower rate than ever ruled here hefore, Legg & Shaw have reduced the prices on everything in their establishment. Many of the articles arc sentable for Holiday Gifts, and nothing would be more appropriate than any of the following articles: Fancy Rockers, Willow Rockers, Plush Chairs, Lounges, Sideboards, Bed-room Sets, Decorated nearly wrecked: “My appetite Wwasall gone. VUhina Ware, Pieture Frames, and hunoe oe th, fon noe Aut She me, dreds of other articles too numerous to] fall. atue Gan cavers tbeachen OA aa mention. These goods have just been Severe Sinking Pains received from the East and are of the a fomaeh,, J sock, malllcines without very latest styles. A visit to that estab-. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, I concluded to try it. lishment w ll convince you that they ae and the result is very gratifying. All the able effects of the Grip are gone, I selling a high grade of goods at about.the . 4M free from pains and aches, and believe price you have been paying fortow] Hiogod’s: Sarsaparilla grade goods. Do not make your pur-. js surely curing my catarrh. T recommend chases until you havé seen their goods ittoall.” Gro. W. Cook, St. Johnsbury, Vt. and prices. d8-t£ Mr. Geo. W. Cook Of St. Johnsbury, Vt. Like a Waterfall After the "Crip Tremendous Roaring in the Head — Pain in the Stomach. “To C, I: Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: “Two years ago I had a severe attack of fie Grip, which left me in a terribly weak condition. Last winter I had another attack and was nh very badly off, my health Hoop’s PiLL8 do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 5c. A CHRISTMAS BOX man friend. A fine lot of Cigars in boxes of 25, made especially for the Holiday trade by — wv a —e B..a4e8. (NATIVE SON OFjJMARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. rd MW WEAR = GUTS . all the Regular Price Until has ist, 1893, we will sell our,, Lovely F-a-n-c-y ‘Work at Halltprice. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. a Of Cigars is the most appropriate present fur your gentle— sstehbementiaetinmeaaiainl ELLE LEAL LLL. en e Our Guessing Contest Closes January 7th. FOO OITA AAT AAA ADOT AI : A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO AU. an Awful Cut -a Frightful Cut in Sorts. Checked Cheviot Suits, $4, + Here's another item in Suits, and long will this sale be remembered, as it is a sale exclusively composed of fine and swell garments, right in the season when it will do those purchasing New Year presents the most good, The sale is not inaugurated after you've bousht ‘em, but inaugurated now when itwilf do you the most good, STAIPED TWEED SU:TS $5. BROWN CHEVIOT DOUBLE BREASTE) SUITS $7 50. MARYSVILLE TWEED SUITS $9 4). OREGON GREY SUITS $11. i BLACK GHEVIST DOUBLE BREASTE) “Wiss $12. CLAY WORSTED, SACK OR FROCK: $15 50. PICCHNLL'. LATEST STYLS. $16. IMPORT<D CLAY WORSTE?, SAC ( /.ND FROG. IMPORTED WIDE WALE, ’ : “(XXXXXX) BEAVER BLU! " “$l IMPORTED BLACK GRANITE. “ a wes INPURTED BLACK OR BLUE PICQ JE PRINCE ALBERT SUITS. $18 to $25. . E*or the Boys. Scotch Cheviot Boy's Suits, Sizes, 5 to 12, $1.50. Marysville Tweed, in Gréy or Brown, $4.25 Imported Cordry Suits, 4 to 12, $3. English Wide Wale, sizes 9 to 15. Clay Worsted, in eoat, vest and pants, sizes, 9 to ts. Check Cassimere Suits, sizes 4 to 13. French Pique Suits, sizes 4 to 13. Scotch Checked Cheviot Long Pants, from-11 to 18. Oregon Cassimere Long’ Pants, from 12 to 18, Imported Scotch Cheviot,blie, long Pants,sizes 11 to 18, Imported Granites, long pants, Suits for Xmas. Children’s Cape Overcoats, sizes 5 to 12, $2. Children’s Blue Cheviot Cape Overcoats, § to 12, $3.25. Boy’s Overcoats, in latest’ style of Check and Plain Colors, sizes 11 to 18, $5.50. = Boys’ Tibbet Overcoats, sizes 13 to 18, $6.75. Here is a Cut $16. $16: All of these Goods will be on sive TOMORROW norning at 9 o'clock, If you desire the plums of this sale you should call early. y . ce é . . = We will say to the people of adjoining countics who know our firm that we have started in connection with our establishment, a new department for first-class ‘Merchant Tailoring, And we want to show the people what first-class work: we are turning out. -Our motto is Wh ad anda Died Pi can ‘ Det (00d Gods, First-Class Wo k and Low Price. And no merchant tailor on the Pacific Coast can under? sell us in first-class goods. We always look to the future, And everybody stands a show to have a_ first-class suit of clothes made to order, * simply by yuessing, and our inducement is as follows : With evefy $5 purchase at our stores, the purchaser will : jar and sealed up, and noone will know how many are there, A committee of four to be selected by the public, will count the beans and can. luct the contest. You cans: lect one committee to put he beans into the jar, and anotoer to count them. I. HYMAN & CO, will take no part in it. Guesces may « made from 8 o'clock of Saturday evening, December 17th to January 17th. At the end of that time the beans vill be counted by your committee, and the nearest rucsser will be entitled to a first-class $40 tailor-made suit t clothes, equal to any $55 suit made elsewhere in any ist-class merchant tailor shop on the Pacific Coast. In:order that people outside of town may be able to wake a guess at their homes we will state that the height o1 ie jar on the inside is 18 inches. The circumference is 15 3-4 inches, Weare doing this to introduce our work, and to show you that, we really do first-class work. In the future we shall be able to perform greater wonders than an first-class merchant tailoring establishment on the ve liverybody ‘Treated Mike, One Price To, Al In regard to our wagon, which we: promised to send out before the holidays, we will say that we are so rushed with business that we have been unable to spare the team But if you will send in your orders we will fill ‘them promptly, and if anthing‘ does not suit it may be returned at our expense. We deliver goods anywhere in Nevada County FREE OF CHARGE. RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE FUTURE, OF THE Nil Tau ciseo (jabato . Nu Anybody wanting credit, wno can give us good reference, can hay: i i or ninety days credit at our establishment, Sis same prices they ste ie Hof cash was put on the counter, But it is understood that thirty days mgans thirt: days, as this is sufficient accommodation. When your bill falls due it must te paid or we can do no more business. ; ; L.HYMAN & CO. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE, : NEVADA CITY, And the RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OPPOSITION STORE, D and 2d Sts. MARYSVILLE, Cala it & aT 5 4 ; é Ed ‘ 8 ' \ . 4 i Y Fi a ;= g : ‘\ A ‘ i ~ ) sf XY a +> Fe i ey + a i we = + i ae ig cn > pe —~ mat ¥ . eid < } / ‘ 3 \ ‘ } t t } Se a ‘ i ¥ ; <4 i preeesit r SEG.