December 10, 1897 (4 pages)

119, 1. 0. INS, NG. eit h month at . le 0 o’clock. lo 6, K. T. ich month, at ‘D. G. W. b "BAKERY at [HAN EVER Firet-class INDS TO ORDER pecialty. vard. y Electric. Power above reward for \r BROS., iR DEALERS, Best 5 Cent Cigar oer .RRISON, a and Tobacco: nat Clyne in Town. ARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Bres:. _ BROWN, [SHOER.Bachsmith Shop. The Only t-Class Horseshoer in the city. to Interfering, Forgy merece oF bere n Guaranteed. a st ayy ¢ Made known on application. I hh . st can <3 37TH YEAR—NO. 11484 y ¥ NEVADA CITY, CAL., FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1897. 4. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, THE . TRANSCRIPT, . BROWN & ' CALIGRS. N. P. BROWN, U. 8. CALKINS. BSUBSCRIPTION RATES. ‘Fifty Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING "RATES. = waret at the Postoffice at Nevada City ‘ as -class matter. , “aaa OTHERS, Natiora! Guard Captains Are Reminded of This Fact. From a long list. of general orders issued by Adjutant-General Barrett this week the following extract is taken: “Complaints from the Examining Board reaching this office that Lieutenants are hardly ever given an opportunity to practically learn anything regarding drill and general matters per. taining to the duty of a company officer, the attention of company commanders is respectfully called to this fact, and they are directed to aliow the Lieutenants of: the company an opportunity, not only to learn the duties of their immediate position, but that they , be given frequent opportunities to drill their companies.” = N. D. G. W. Election. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, elected officers as follows last night: Alice Nilon, P. P.; Mae Martin, P.; Mrs. J. H. Rogers, ist V. P.; Mrs. W.H. Smith Jr: 2d V. P.; Laura McArthur, 3d V. P.; Belle Douglass, Rec. Sec’y; Minnie Brand Fin. Sec’y; Minerva Reynolds, Marshal; Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, Mrs. Wm. Floyd and Miss Mary Hook, Trustees. In.Stallation, Thursday, January 13, 1898$100 Reward $100. “The readers of this paper will be ypleased to learn that there is at least .one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hali’s Catarrh Cure .is the only positive cure known to the :medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh @ure is taken internally, acting directly’tij6i thé blood and mucous surfaces of thé system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and . giving thé patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing “its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that t 1ey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F.J: CHENEY & CO., ToJedo, O. Sold by. Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. $1 00 for a fivatsclane: Alarm Clock. Others charge you $1.25 and $1.50 for} the. same. thing. The Frank Golden Jewelry Co. a74t eho ~@e> Silverware, Optical Goo os: A large and elegant lot of goods in this line have been purchased for the holiday trade by Leutje & Brand. Go early and make your selections. 130 Diamonds and Watches. Leutje & Brand are displaying an elegant stock of diamondsand watches. One thing is certain, you know positively ‘just what you are getting for your money when you buy that class of goods frem this old reliable firm. No other place in the State offers such bargains intheirline. ~ n30 Wives, mothers and sisters, you can please the men folks by buying them a nice Shirt or a Hat, at Carter & John-ston’s. d4 oe . £F You want some of the best hone sever sold in Nevada City go to Gayslord’s. A fresh supply just received. tf . ) -A:GrroaL Cor in prices in all lines «of Men’s, Boys and Children’s Riothing at Carter & J ehnston’s. e@e eo {0@F Fuilline of Pocket Books in iin real seal and other fancy leathers, sterling trimmed. Sold close at Dickerman’s. ‘ a3 —— EE ; BETTER STREET LIGHTS, Arrangements Will So Soon be Made For Futting In Some Ares. It is the expectation that before Many months have elapsed the incandescent lamps now used for street lighting will be replaced in the business . portion of town with arc lamps of 2000 candle-power and that the few outlying portions of the city which are at present insufficiently lighted will be furnished with additional incandes;cents. Our enterprising City Trustees are desirous of improving the service as rapidly as the condition of the treasury will permit, and many business men have volunteered to contribute each month toward footing the bills. The Electric Power Company offer to furnish 25 all-night arcs at $200 a month, running them on a line distinct from the incandescents and putting. in @ separate dynamo, which improvement would cost the company an immediate outlay of not less than $2500. This arrangement would give a perfect service —in fact the best to be had fer any money, as the new machinery and lampewould have all the latest and most approved improvements. We now have 67 all-night incandescent street lamps, and our city ranks as one of the best lit of any of the few in the country that use only incandescents. For them we pay $108 a month, which is the lowest price that any town of its size on the coast pays for street lighting. Many places. in California with less population than we have pay from $300 to $400 a month for less adequate service. The desire among our people to have the best and most lights’ that we can reasonably afford to pay for is quite general, and this feeling is fortunately shared by our progressive *. board of city fathers. Hence it is that before the great meetings here of the Grand Army Veterans and Native Sons in April next Nevada City will be at the front in this respect as it is in everything else it sets out to do. CELLULOID toilet cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s. d6 Six Mufflers, Silk Reefers—at any price you want. At Carter & Johnston’s. d4 UNION :-: HOTEL, Plain Street, Nevada:City, HENRY NETSHE, -Hotel Arrivals. J. W. Nelson, Ferndale, J. Nelson, Folsom, G. H. McGuire, Oakland, A. Oarlson, John Robinson and { family, Pike ity, T. Wayman, George Robinson, “ Chester Robinson, “ G. W. Bawson, Chicago, H. Wirth, Alleghany, James McBride, San Francisco, A. 8. Mangrum, “ J. R. Davis, a MawnaGer WILL SOON BE MARRIED, dofferson E. Doolittle “an ‘and Miss Rebecca densings, to Wed. The Call says that the engagement of Colonel Jefferson E. Doolittle and Miss Rebecea Jennings has been formally announced. The date for the wedding has not yet been fixed, but it is said the happy event will occur in the near future and before the holiday season has passed. Miss Jennings is a daughter of the late James H. Jennings, Capitalist and‘ founder of the First National Bank and the California Cracker Company. She is a charming blonde, and is one of the favorites in a at ean in the city. Jefferson E. Doolittle ie one of the most prominent men of the State. He is lieutenant-colonel on the staff of Governor Budd in the state militia, He is a member of the board of directors of the State Mining Bureau, and isalso a director of the State Normal School. He is largely interested in mining, and owns many good properties in the State. He is a member of the Union League Club, and is popular in social c:rcles in San Francisco. A Great Number. What would you do if war should be declared tomorrow with a European power? How would it change your home life, the lives of your brother and other relatives ? How would it affect your business connections and business? What changes would it make in financial, city, State and National affairs? It is these interesting problems which a writer in the December Cosmopolitan has undertaken to sketch under the heading of “A Brief History of Our Late,War With Spain,” at the same time vividly describing the exciting scenes which would attend the opening of hostilities. The same number of The Cosmopolitan has an article on “The Well-Dressed Woman” by Elsie de Wolfe, a contrast of the characters of Henry George .anhél Charles A. Dana by John Brisben Walker, in another place “The Lovers of Goethe,” while Wells’ story, “The War of the Worlds,” which has been so widely read, reaches its conclusion in an unexpected way. THE best $3.00 shoes in town. At Carter & Johnston's. a4 $2000°2 Schilling's Best baking powder will not spoil your cake if you use too much of it. You'd better not, however, use so much of it as of the average baking powder, A Sea, Cons Company Diamonds, Fine Silk . Luetje Hand Painted China, ~ Novelties, Silver Ware, Watches, : Clocks, OPMGAL GOODS, Umbrellas. For Sale at the Lowest Prices. & Brand. San FOLEY’S vate You “Satisfied after trying all others, that CANDIES are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome? Tons of Candy for Christmas. Fine French Candy, ‘oa Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, BANANAS, GRANGES, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. FOLEY, the Contectone: Commercial St. THE HOME FINDING SOCIETY. An Institution T hat Prov Provides Homes for Waifs of All Creeds! ‘Mrs. A. Loring, Special Field Agent for the Children’s Home /Finding Song awakened considerable interest in the organization at t city and Grass Valley while she was here last -week, The institution is maintained at greut expense by public and private charity for the purpose of securing and caring child grows up it is placed in a family home under proper supervision. The Society furnishes a good home to orphan children. It is non-sectarian in spirit, and a National organization, and. gives to the child the love and care of a father and mother, and is deserving of the sympathy of all good people. weenie A Crazy Scheme. A company has been formed in New York with the avowed purpose of controlling the gold output of the country, including the mines of Oalifornia, Mexico, Colorado and the Yukon. Local mining men look upon the proposition as the height of absurdity. The projectors might as well try to corner the air of the world. A Free Dark-Room. My dark-room always at your disposal for changing or developing plates. H. Dickerman. Stationery and Photo Mad8-tf ———_—_+ 69¢ -——___ MEn’s Overcoats and Ulsters, at all prices. At Carter & Johnston’s. d4 Drugs, terials. oo Specialiies at Gayiord’s. 1XL chicken tomales. Reber’s cooked sauerkraut in tins. Full line of holiday delicacies. d3tf Frencg Perfumes, delicate and lasting. Roger & Gallet’s, The onty line. A single drop perfumes your handkerchief. At Dickerman’s. dé GentLemen’s Kid Gloves of all kinds, and at all prices, at Carter & Johnston’s, @@ Get your girl or boy a camera It is useful and instructive and a lasting pleasure. Dickerman keeps a full line. a3 e@e o—____-_ To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure, 25c. 84-6m ‘for Tittle waifs. When the homeless, Goop Tues have come to those whom ula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism, weak nerves, or some other form of impure blood. Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills to take with Hood’s Rareaparilla, _ Oure all liver ills. @@ Cameras tor $5 and wpnands at Dickerman’s. d3 i Cape Cod Cranberries. A fresh barre] just received today. “Alarge~ lot of fins oranges coming Friday, at Geo. C. Gaylord’s. ————— +2 @e-@@ H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. d3 Must Be Sold. A. Isoard & Son intena ciosing out their stock of wines and liquors by the 1st of January, and.are selling all goods at greatly reduced prices. Famlies and dealers will be given special prices. Call at their store on Broad street and get your holiday supplies in this ‘line. d2-1m 2 oe eo Six Embroidered Suspenders, 75 cents, $1.00, $1.25 and up to $2.50 per P auaed at Carter & J ohnston’s. » a4 $2.50 buys a pry Nickle Watch at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. 7-tf (O@Beautiful Bohemian toilet atomizers in great variety at Dic kerman’s. Nice Fancy Plush Slippers for $1.00 $1.50 and $1.75, at Carter & Johnston’s. —~e@ee— -———_— BLANKETS and Comtorters from Tb5c. to $150 cheaper than at any other house in town, at Carter & Johnston’s. Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk. Prepared Frenc Ma Mastard 25 cents per quart at A. B. Wolf’s. tf Noraine better for a presgnt than a couple of suits of that Fine Underwear, at Carter & Johnston’s. ~ 4 Koep the little ones dry—a good Umbrella for 75 cents, at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. d7-tf or Fancy Goods but not fancy prices, at Dickerman’s. d3 EE EE Re UmBkELLAS in all grades and prices. From 75 cents up to $5. At Carter & , Johnston’s. dé Att the latest styles in Ties—suitable for Christmas gifts. At Carter & Johnston’s. « 4 IAAL ALALALLALALALLALLE A Single Glance Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured of scrof-. On the part of the prospective purchaser, will convince any one that the fine goods just received from Rochester, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD'S 3 Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Rattan Chairs, 3 Combination Rook Cases 3 and Secretaries. en Jancy Rockers,. Criffonters, Maher & Co. : Speaking about Arehes::: : Ghere are several kinds of Arches known to But did you ever see ‘e Handkerchief Arch én your you all--and in your midst. midst before ? and see ours. ; IT not take a “walk down It is a Grand Display. Ladies, the Holidays Are’ Here, Ind so Are We. Hnd we consider we are well prepared to supply the needa of our people in our line of business. In a few days we will publish a detailed list of what we have for Xmas. Respectfully, Don’t forget to come and see our Great Randerchief Arch. One Price Cash House. For the Holiday Trade. Boys Wagons at Greatly Reduced Prices VELOCIPEDES, SLEDS, DOLL CARRIAGES. Piast & SHAW CO. THPNNPENNP NET enrserrser sar erst i? And are offering the Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and Boys’ Suits ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST From cellar to ceiling of In the Line of CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS, iS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. # Overcoats at All Prices si pil biel bate Ji UA NS the finest and most stylish goods Hats of the Latest Shapes fi ‘Nechobaak: Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, , ¥. Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. PRICES THE LOWEST [ Corner Broad and Pine Streets, -GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Nevada City, Cal. e ? ‘ Ble ta. eh: safes: e] eGo vel cS: %

119, 1. 0. INS, NG. eit h month at . le 0 o’clock. lo 6, K. T. ich month, at ‘D. G. W. b "BAKERY at [HAN EVER Firet-class INDS TO ORDER pecialty. vard. y Electric. Power above reward for \r BROS., iR DEALERS, Best 5 Cent Cigar oer .RRISON, a and Tobacco: nat Clyne in Town. ARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Bres:. _ BROWN, [SHOER.Bachsmith Shop. The Only t-Class Horseshoer in the city. to Interfering, Forgy merece oF bere n Guaranteed. a st ayy ¢ Made known on application. I hh . st can <3 37TH YEAR—NO. 11484 y ¥ NEVADA CITY, CAL., FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1897. 4. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, THE . TRANSCRIPT, . BROWN & ' CALIGRS. N. P. BROWN, U. 8. CALKINS. BSUBSCRIPTION RATES. ‘Fifty Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING "RATES. = waret at the Postoffice at Nevada City ‘ as -class matter. , “aaa OTHERS, Natiora! Guard Captains Are Reminded of This Fact. From a long list. of general orders issued by Adjutant-General Barrett this week the following extract is taken: “Complaints from the Examining Board reaching this office that Lieutenants are hardly ever given an opportunity to practically learn anything regarding drill and general matters per. taining to the duty of a company officer, the attention of company commanders is respectfully called to this fact, and they are directed to aliow the Lieutenants of: the company an opportunity, not only to learn the duties of their immediate position, but that they , be given frequent opportunities to drill their companies.” = N. D. G. W. Election. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, elected officers as follows last night: Alice Nilon, P. P.; Mae Martin, P.; Mrs. J. H. Rogers, ist V. P.; Mrs. W.H. Smith Jr: 2d V. P.; Laura McArthur, 3d V. P.; Belle Douglass, Rec. Sec’y; Minnie Brand Fin. Sec’y; Minerva Reynolds, Marshal; Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, Mrs. Wm. Floyd and Miss Mary Hook, Trustees. In.Stallation, Thursday, January 13, 1898$100 Reward $100. “The readers of this paper will be ypleased to learn that there is at least .one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hali’s Catarrh Cure .is the only positive cure known to the :medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh @ure is taken internally, acting directly’tij6i thé blood and mucous surfaces of thé system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and . giving thé patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing “its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that t 1ey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F.J: CHENEY & CO., ToJedo, O. Sold by. Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. $1 00 for a fivatsclane: Alarm Clock. Others charge you $1.25 and $1.50 for} the. same. thing. The Frank Golden Jewelry Co. a74t eho ~@e> Silverware, Optical Goo os: A large and elegant lot of goods in this line have been purchased for the holiday trade by Leutje & Brand. Go early and make your selections. 130 Diamonds and Watches. Leutje & Brand are displaying an elegant stock of diamondsand watches. One thing is certain, you know positively ‘just what you are getting for your money when you buy that class of goods frem this old reliable firm. No other place in the State offers such bargains intheirline. ~ n30 Wives, mothers and sisters, you can please the men folks by buying them a nice Shirt or a Hat, at Carter & John-ston’s. d4 oe . £F You want some of the best hone sever sold in Nevada City go to Gayslord’s. A fresh supply just received. tf . ) -A:GrroaL Cor in prices in all lines «of Men’s, Boys and Children’s Riothing at Carter & J ehnston’s. e@e eo {0@F Fuilline of Pocket Books in iin real seal and other fancy leathers, sterling trimmed. Sold close at Dickerman’s. ‘ a3 —— EE ; BETTER STREET LIGHTS, Arrangements Will So Soon be Made For Futting In Some Ares. It is the expectation that before Many months have elapsed the incandescent lamps now used for street lighting will be replaced in the business . portion of town with arc lamps of 2000 candle-power and that the few outlying portions of the city which are at present insufficiently lighted will be furnished with additional incandes;cents. Our enterprising City Trustees are desirous of improving the service as rapidly as the condition of the treasury will permit, and many business men have volunteered to contribute each month toward footing the bills. The Electric Power Company offer to furnish 25 all-night arcs at $200 a month, running them on a line distinct from the incandescents and putting. in @ separate dynamo, which improvement would cost the company an immediate outlay of not less than $2500. This arrangement would give a perfect service —in fact the best to be had fer any money, as the new machinery and lampewould have all the latest and most approved improvements. We now have 67 all-night incandescent street lamps, and our city ranks as one of the best lit of any of the few in the country that use only incandescents. For them we pay $108 a month, which is the lowest price that any town of its size on the coast pays for street lighting. Many places. in California with less population than we have pay from $300 to $400 a month for less adequate service. The desire among our people to have the best and most lights’ that we can reasonably afford to pay for is quite general, and this feeling is fortunately shared by our progressive *. board of city fathers. Hence it is that before the great meetings here of the Grand Army Veterans and Native Sons in April next Nevada City will be at the front in this respect as it is in everything else it sets out to do. CELLULOID toilet cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s. d6 Six Mufflers, Silk Reefers—at any price you want. At Carter & Johnston’s. d4 UNION :-: HOTEL, Plain Street, Nevada:City, HENRY NETSHE, -Hotel Arrivals. J. W. Nelson, Ferndale, J. Nelson, Folsom, G. H. McGuire, Oakland, A. Oarlson, John Robinson and { family, Pike ity, T. Wayman, George Robinson, “ Chester Robinson, “ G. W. Bawson, Chicago, H. Wirth, Alleghany, James McBride, San Francisco, A. 8. Mangrum, “ J. R. Davis, a MawnaGer WILL SOON BE MARRIED, dofferson E. Doolittle “an ‘and Miss Rebecca densings, to Wed. The Call says that the engagement of Colonel Jefferson E. Doolittle and Miss Rebecea Jennings has been formally announced. The date for the wedding has not yet been fixed, but it is said the happy event will occur in the near future and before the holiday season has passed. Miss Jennings is a daughter of the late James H. Jennings, Capitalist and‘ founder of the First National Bank and the California Cracker Company. She is a charming blonde, and is one of the favorites in a at ean in the city. Jefferson E. Doolittle ie one of the most prominent men of the State. He is lieutenant-colonel on the staff of Governor Budd in the state militia, He is a member of the board of directors of the State Mining Bureau, and isalso a director of the State Normal School. He is largely interested in mining, and owns many good properties in the State. He is a member of the Union League Club, and is popular in social c:rcles in San Francisco. A Great Number.

What would you do if war should be declared tomorrow with a European power? How would it change your home life, the lives of your brother and other relatives ? How would it affect your business connections and business? What changes would it make in financial, city, State and National affairs? It is these interesting problems which a writer in the December Cosmopolitan has undertaken to sketch under the heading of “A Brief History of Our Late,War With Spain,” at the same time vividly describing the exciting scenes which would attend the opening of hostilities. The same number of The Cosmopolitan has an article on “The Well-Dressed Woman” by Elsie de Wolfe, a contrast of the characters of Henry George .anhél Charles A. Dana by John Brisben Walker, in another place “The Lovers of Goethe,” while Wells’ story, “The War of the Worlds,” which has been so widely read, reaches its conclusion in an unexpected way. THE best $3.00 shoes in town. At Carter & Johnston's. a4 $2000°2 Schilling's Best baking powder will not spoil your cake if you use too much of it. You'd better not, however, use so much of it as of the average baking powder, A Sea, Cons Company Diamonds, Fine Silk . Luetje Hand Painted China, ~ Novelties, Silver Ware, Watches, : Clocks, OPMGAL GOODS, Umbrellas. For Sale at the Lowest Prices. & Brand. San FOLEY’S vate You “Satisfied after trying all others, that CANDIES are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome? Tons of Candy for Christmas. Fine French Candy, ‘oa Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, BANANAS, GRANGES, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. FOLEY, the Contectone: Commercial St. THE HOME FINDING SOCIETY. An Institution T hat Prov Provides Homes for Waifs of All Creeds! ‘Mrs. A. Loring, Special Field Agent for the Children’s Home /Finding Song awakened considerable interest in the organization at t city and Grass Valley while she was here last -week, The institution is maintained at greut expense by public and private charity for the purpose of securing and caring child grows up it is placed in a family home under proper supervision. The Society furnishes a good home to orphan children. It is non-sectarian in spirit, and a National organization, and. gives to the child the love and care of a father and mother, and is deserving of the sympathy of all good people. weenie A Crazy Scheme. A company has been formed in New York with the avowed purpose of controlling the gold output of the country, including the mines of Oalifornia, Mexico, Colorado and the Yukon. Local mining men look upon the proposition as the height of absurdity. The projectors might as well try to corner the air of the world. A Free Dark-Room. My dark-room always at your disposal for changing or developing plates. H. Dickerman. Stationery and Photo Mad8-tf ———_—_+ 69¢ -——___ MEn’s Overcoats and Ulsters, at all prices. At Carter & Johnston’s. d4 Drugs, terials. oo Specialiies at Gayiord’s. 1XL chicken tomales. Reber’s cooked sauerkraut in tins. Full line of holiday delicacies. d3tf Frencg Perfumes, delicate and lasting. Roger & Gallet’s, The onty line. A single drop perfumes your handkerchief. At Dickerman’s. dé GentLemen’s Kid Gloves of all kinds, and at all prices, at Carter & Johnston’s, @@ Get your girl or boy a camera It is useful and instructive and a lasting pleasure. Dickerman keeps a full line. a3 e@e o—____-_ To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure, 25c. 84-6m ‘for Tittle waifs. When the homeless, Goop Tues have come to those whom ula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism, weak nerves, or some other form of impure blood. Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills to take with Hood’s Rareaparilla, _ Oure all liver ills. @@ Cameras tor $5 and wpnands at Dickerman’s. d3 i Cape Cod Cranberries. A fresh barre] just received today. “Alarge~ lot of fins oranges coming Friday, at Geo. C. Gaylord’s. ————— +2 @e-@@ H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. d3 Must Be Sold. A. Isoard & Son intena ciosing out their stock of wines and liquors by the 1st of January, and.are selling all goods at greatly reduced prices. Famlies and dealers will be given special prices. Call at their store on Broad street and get your holiday supplies in this ‘line. d2-1m 2 oe eo Six Embroidered Suspenders, 75 cents, $1.00, $1.25 and up to $2.50 per P auaed at Carter & J ohnston’s. » a4 $2.50 buys a pry Nickle Watch at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. 7-tf (O@Beautiful Bohemian toilet atomizers in great variety at Dic kerman’s. Nice Fancy Plush Slippers for $1.00 $1.50 and $1.75, at Carter & Johnston’s. —~e@ee— -———_— BLANKETS and Comtorters from Tb5c. to $150 cheaper than at any other house in town, at Carter & Johnston’s. Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk. Prepared Frenc Ma Mastard 25 cents per quart at A. B. Wolf’s. tf Noraine better for a presgnt than a couple of suits of that Fine Underwear, at Carter & Johnston’s. ~ 4 Koep the little ones dry—a good Umbrella for 75 cents, at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. d7-tf or Fancy Goods but not fancy prices, at Dickerman’s. d3 EE EE Re UmBkELLAS in all grades and prices. From 75 cents up to $5. At Carter & , Johnston’s. dé Att the latest styles in Ties—suitable for Christmas gifts. At Carter & Johnston’s. « 4 IAAL ALALALLALALALLALLE A Single Glance Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured of scrof-. On the part of the prospective purchaser, will convince any one that the fine goods just received from Rochester, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD'S 3 Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Rattan Chairs, 3 Combination Rook Cases 3 and Secretaries. en Jancy Rockers,. Criffonters, Maher & Co. : Speaking about Arehes::: : Ghere are several kinds of Arches known to But did you ever see ‘e Handkerchief Arch én your you all--and in your midst. midst before ? and see ours. ; IT not take a “walk down It is a Grand Display. Ladies, the Holidays Are’ Here, Ind so Are We. Hnd we consider we are well prepared to supply the needa of our people in our line of business. In a few days we will publish a detailed list of what we have for Xmas. Respectfully, Don’t forget to come and see our Great Randerchief Arch. One Price Cash House. For the Holiday Trade. Boys Wagons at Greatly Reduced Prices VELOCIPEDES, SLEDS, DOLL CARRIAGES. Piast & SHAW CO. THPNNPENNP NET enrserrser sar erst i? And are offering the Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and Boys’ Suits ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST From cellar to ceiling of In the Line of CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS, iS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. # Overcoats at All Prices si pil biel bate Ji UA NS the finest and most stylish goods Hats of the Latest Shapes fi ‘Nechobaak: Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, , ¥. Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. PRICES THE LOWEST [ Corner Broad and Pine Streets, -GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Nevada City, Cal. e ? ‘ Ble ta. eh: safes: e] eGo vel cS: %