December 18, 1897 (4 pages)

ON! y until you Store. Ve ys. Goods ant to take * n’s Shoes s’ and Chilnts. pair for 25 air for 25 cts. h $1. ‘ents each. 25 cents. . ats. STORE, [ANAGER. ‘holesome ? dy, All Kinds, ONS. VARIETY. F » THE TRANSCRIPT, ‘TRLUEPHONE No. 4. oO SATURDAY...DEC, 18, 1897. B DRANK PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young._Mrs. Robert Simmons has gone to Ban Francisco. 5 Dr. H. 8. Walters of Washington was in'town last night. Mrs. W. W. Tamplin of the Central House was here today. : . B. Lutz has gone to Stockton to attend his néphew’s funeral. H. E. Browm returned to Alleghany today. . He has been below. Isaac Joseph and M. Hill, of Cincinnatti, ar rived here today. : Miss Edna Stewart of Downieville went to Sacramento today to remain with her sisters. W. ©. Leavitt arrived here this morn. ing to attend the foneral of his aunt, Mrs. W. H. Crawford. . T. A. Carson and J. Scott, of Indiana Rafich, are here to attend the annual ‘meeting of the Good Title Mining Co. J. A. Andrews and J.B. Andrews, of Newport, Kentucky, are in town. Mrs. J. T. Gaffney went to North Bloomfield today to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph O'Connor. Gen. A. M. Dobbie, W. L. Mobley, R. D. Skidmore, gnd A.* Monteith and family, of North Bloomfield; were in town today. * Miss Annie Ramm of Camptonville was here last night on her way home from San Francisco where she has been visiting her brother, Rev. Father Ramm 0.0. Leavitt of San Francisco, accompanied by his daughters, Mrs. T. W. Sigourney and Miss Lizzie Leavitt, arrived here last evening to attend the funeral of Mrs. William H. Crawford. Arthur Jenkings, a native son of Downieville who has been employed in Moore’s store there was here last evening en route to Santa Rosa, where he expects to reside in future. He has a @ brother: there. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local * Interest. The postoffice at Anthony House now issues money orders for $5. or less. The five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tucker died at the Central House yesterday. ‘ The Champion Mining Company has declared its usual monthly dividend of 25 cents a share. 2 The telephone line to the Chapman Ranch mine is completed, the number on the telephone list being 961. A stranger’ with a: wooden leg got ~ GARBOLIG-A And Dies Soon After in the ‘Hospital. San Franotsco, December 18.—Alice Clives who resided at* 1035 Howard street, was taken to the city hospital this morning, suffering from carbolic acid poisoning. She was unconscious and died not long afterwards. John Donovan, with whom she lived told the police that she took the poison because she was angry athim. He and a friend named Sullivan and the woman had ‘been drinking together and all were drunk when she drank the acid. ENTERPRISE BREWING CO. The Reputation of Their” Products Ts -Steadily Increasing. Nearly everybody has read about or heard of. the celebrated Enterprise beer, and all persons who like to drink a glass of good beer know that the quality of the Enterprise beer can not be excelled. Recently U. Remensperger, President of the company, assumed charge of the large beer department, and about two weeks ago a new brew of lager was put upon the market. It is.extra pale, sparkling and bright, and is pronounced by competent judges to be the best Jager beer brewed in the State. sgrpee : Mr. Remensperger is a first-class brewer and was for many years employed at a large salary by John Wieland of San Francisco. While he was in charge of that brewery the Wieland ager beer came into favor all over the Coast aiid met with an enormous sale. Some time ago he became convinced that he could superintend the brewing much better than any one the company could hire, and therefore took charge of that department, with the result , above stated. For the same reasons P. Windler, Vice President of the Enterprise Brewing Company, took the management of the steam beerdepartment. He is concéded to be the best brewer of this grade of beer on the Coast, which accounts for the excellent quality of the steam beer that is now being manufactured by the company. The Enterprise beer of both kinds can be found on sale in every town in the State, and the company’s monthly sales are steadily increasing, which sbows that the public appreciate their efforts to supply them with articles of genuine merit. STARVATION. Though Living in Squalor He Owned Valuable Property. Los Aneztrs, December 18.—Joseph Blow, aged 78, who lived alone, was found dead at his home this morning. He had apparently been dead séveral hours. Blow was an eccentric old man, and although living in great wretchedness a box was fouhd containinga deed to many thousand dollars worth of valuable property in this city. It is supposed he starved himself to death. “A QUIBT HOME WEDDING. The Marriage This Morning of Two PopWar Young People. Henry ©. Schroeder of Rough and Ready and Miss Jennie M. Adair of this city were united in the bonds of matrimony at 10 o’clock this morning, at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. N. E. Adair, on Long street. The wedding was attended only by relatives of the contracting parties and a few intimate friends. The house Was nicely decorated for the occasion. To the music of the wedding march played by Mrs. G. F. Adair, the bridal party came into the parlor, where the bride and groom stood beneath a handsome wedding bell made of white callas and Smilax while Rev. W. C. Gray, in a very impressive manner, performed the marriage ceremony. Miss Gertrude Adair, sister of the bride, officiated as bridesmaid, and Harry Evans as groomsman. After the usual congratulations had been extended the company sat down toa fine wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Shroeder are both well known to our people and very popular among their host of friends. Mr. Schroder is a Deputy County Assessor, also agent for the Orown flour mills, and is a young man of splendid qualities, while the bride isan accomplished and attractive young lady, and has for several years past been a teacher in the public schools of the county. They left on the noon train for San Francisco, where they will remain a short. time and then return to this city to reside. The best wishes of their many friends go with them. Doing Exploration Work. At the Bellefountaine mine the operations are now being mainly confined to doing exploration work in the upper levels. The thirty-inch ledgein the oe rn etre ee re AT TAB CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held tm Nevada Rev. E. J. H. Van Deerlin, rector. Fourth Sunday in advent. Sunday school at 12:30. Evensong and sermén at7 p.m. All are cordially invited to worship at thischurch. OONGREGATIONAL OHUROH. The pastor, Rev.J. Sims, will preach both morning and evening. Subject in the evening: “Gambling and Its ‘Apalling Effects.” The Christian Endeavor Society will meet at the usual hour, led by Mrs. Coffee. Subject: “Our Sins and How to Get Rid of Them.” Everybody invited to these services. _ METHODIST CHUROH. Rev. W. O. Gray, pastor. Preaching atll a.m. Inthe evening there will be a “Good Citizenship” meeting under the auspices of the Epworth League. Short addresses by voters. Class meeting at 9:45. Sunday school at 12:30: Junior League at 4:45. Epworth League at 6 p. m., led by Mrs. Jennie Polkinghorn. A Concert Postponed. The concert which was to have been given at the Congregational Church tomorrow evening, by the pupils of Miss Martha Sims,.has been postponed one week on account of sickness. * An Elegant Line Of solid gold watches, new, up-to-date goods, just what you want fora present—and our prices are lower than the Same goods can be bought. elsewhere for. , Neat and stylish engraving done free of charge. d18 FRANK GOLDEN JEWELRY Co. 2 eee Brusu, comb and tray sets—beauties. Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s, ‘ d6 a H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. a3 Oe A Nice Toy Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulsters with a high collar for the boy is better. At Carter & Johnston’s. 413 : senrttcreniin ab Aerie tous No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m CELLULOD toilet cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s. « dé ee SE _ Tie Burners Jailed. Alf Coltolf, a hobo who is supposed. to have recently served a term in the Woodland jail, and two miners named Frank Aldrich and 8. Beenan, the former from Redding and the latter from Calaveras county, were brought to the county jail from Grass Valley to serve thirty days each for malicious mischief. They were arrested yesterday for having on Thursday last made a camp fire out of Narrow Gauge railroad ties while tramping from Colfax to Grasse Valley. Grove’s Tastretrss Onmtt Tonto is @ perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier.) Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GRovr’s. jy19-6m Dr. H. F. Rozrars, dentist, is back. Offices adjoining Union Hotel parlors. One Large Scar Is All That Remains of Great Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Grand, Complete Cure by Hood’s Sarsaparilla After Others Failed. “I was taken with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arni and one of my limbs. They were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face looked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me and ddvised me to wear a bandage, but I feared this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol Could Not Hide the Sores. My niece, who was familiar with a case similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. Finally I was persuaded to do 80, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. The sores began to heal and the neuralgia in my head was better. In a few months the sores on my arms and limbs all healed; those on my neck gradually disappeared and now they are all gone. I have never had any symptom of scrofuls since, One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible affliction, The neuralgia is also cured,” Mrs. J, M. Haton, Etna, New Hampshire, Hood Is Sarsa= parilla Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Hood’s Pills 274," ony pills to take House For Rent. A desirable house to rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at A. Bluemthal’s storet Corner of Broad and Pine, streets. dl7-lw. Scameiaaeineanete ——<— FE ETN ENR = eRe ae emma = 15 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, “\ From g tents to $1 00 each A magnificent stock of Linen Art Goods, «_ Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Fancy Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest. . MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. Good Things for Christmas , Dinner . 0000000000 Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. = se st ot ut INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT val AT HOME »® H® B® : TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer. TORTIE ‘ Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, + Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. : : TIT IS ISTE IS ST =— ac “9, OD, OD, Ct-> Cis) 9, OO, S&S, ty, OR, Od, Cl-> OS, Od, Cl-> Bar} Gor So}.Ga Sark (Sark (Sak LSE SN 2S rss pln poets Pa a? BES VE WE? GES Bae Bay Sel Wal ET ET BE BY Bag To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Sc M27 OD, op CT> > AD, ai) Ln) 8), ©), Many, oe Maps A. Isoard & Son are th ts in this drunk and disorderly last evening and et Re ag cone : Marshal Tompkins put him in the city “ 4 cooler to recover his equilibrium. city and can fill all orftera for beer in 320-foot level from the shaft continues any quantity at the shortest notice, to look as well as ever. The company Turns out work that Charles Stuckert, who has been the will continue its labors to development n Tomales. er ib. at will doit. ‘eo for the ARDS, es Upside OCERIES NNED GOODS. TTTAUUNTT AMAT UMA AMA TIT ALA T g up a honse, @ ilding, don’t ‘ail to " Siding! or Ss. les ntal See A Glassware. Scythes, Grass E cooks, o’ Brashes, Doors, Winto . Tinsmithing. 21 Roofing and for n. : Pine St. -'W.P. Sowden, who used to sche tice of the peace and attorney heré)and has for several years been practicing law at Dutch Fiat, has opened a branch <Office at Towle. He has also been com.missionéd as notary public. The rush still continues at Maher. & ‘Oo.’s palatial dry goods establishment. ‘People are finding out that they can wet better goods at less prices there ; /sthan they can below.— Go this evening im. and see the elegant goods that have just arrived. : THE LAST SAD RITES. company’s traveling representative for the past ten years, is at present in this city looking after their business interests here. He is a genial, popular gentleman and is certainly the right man in the right place. 1t. PHELAN GETS 26 YEARS. The Murderer of Dan O'Connor Sentenced by Judge Smith. Judge Stanly A. Smith of the Sierra eounty Superior Court today sentenced Richard Phelan, superintendent of the Hilda mine in this county, to twentyThe Funeral of Mrs. William H. Craw-. five years inthe State prison at Fol“ford Largely Attended. som. Phelan, who shot and killed Dan O’Conner was convicted’ of murder in A very large number ef citizens as-/ the second degree. semblied at TrinityjChurch this afternoon to pay a final tribute of love and respect tothe memory of the late Mrs. Rich Mining Strike. Very rich ore has been struck in the William H.Crawford. The church was . Live Oak quartz mine near Columbia beautified with flowers. The choir, un-. Hill: The quartz shows free gold in . der the leadership of Prof. Davis, ren-. abundance and is of high grade gen-/. to this office. . ' dered some hymns and Rev. E.J.H.jerally. This strikes speaks well for ~ Van Deerlin preaclied the funeral ser-/ that section and will give impetus to mon. Theceremonies throughout were . the other mining ventures in the vicinvery simple and impressive. Ihe re-. ity. The Live Oak is not far from the . 50c. and 76c. At Oarter & Johnston's. * mains were interred in a sunny spot in . Delhi, and is owned by San Jose par-. . % Pine Grove cemetery, being followed to . ties. © the grave by a long cortege of mourn> ing relatives and friends. 3 of the pall were John T. Morgan, Cal. ’ . R. Clarke, George C. Gaylord, O. J.!\fair weather tonight and tomerrow, ' Naffziger; David E. Morgan and L. 8.j witha likelihood of another killing » Calkins. The bears ‘Sororuza is the advertisement of foul ‘blood. It may be entirely driven from ‘the system by the faithful use of} ness done by Luetje & Brand during . Hood’s Sarsaparilla, thoroughlywhich purifies the blood. bY Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy »4o operate. Cure indigestion, bitious; mess, 25c. ee Head Gear. ’ ‘If you want to please the old gentle°man buy him a hat. You can get all the upsto-date styles st Carter & John a as dis ‘DONT BE MISLED, auije & Brand Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other Firm in the County. © Do not be misled by the advertise. ments of others who claim'to give you prices. Just examine our stock ‘and be convinced that we are selling Nickel Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silyerware and Novelties cheaper than other store inthe county. Remem1 © OUR guarantee is worth something to you. » all LUETJE & BRAND. ———— -~+ ome o----—-— For Robin Hood Whisky Ge te Britland’s Oouneil Obamber. + ee A Cold Wave. Pace. This morning Hammon predicted frost tonight. ————+-e< Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi. the past week they still have on hand the largest and most elegant lot of goods ip the line of diamonds, watches, silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in this city. Their prices are so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large proportions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of seiling a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol. lar. Don’t buy anything in this line until you have first visited a18-5t LEUTJE & BRAND'S. Steady Boy Wantéd. To make himself generally useful about a store. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Commercial street. tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present. The prices for these are very low at LUETJE & BRAND'S They Are Gems. Those elegant Embroidered Suspenders for 76 cents, $$ 00, $1 25 up to ¢2 50. At Carter& Johuten’s. 418 for the present, preparatory to putting up a mill in the spring. Owing to the bad condition of the roads it is unprofitable to haul ore out in’ the winter to the custom mills. «> A Good Quartz Property. , George J. Hothorsall is havibg the annual assessment work done on his Black Prince mine just west of the Mountaineer. He hopes tosoon make arrangement for the systematic development of the property. CaLL on George ©. Gaylord,. the Broad street grocer. tf All the Rarest Gems. For finger-rings can be found at the store of Luetje & Brand. Set to order in the latest styles at the lowest prices. , —_-——__~ ene Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please return d16-tf. Silk Handkerchiets. Fancy Borders. Initialed, for 25c., Go and Get One. Those fine Silk Umbrellas at Leutje & Brand’s are all the rage. Never have such bargains been offered in that line before. n30-tf Don’t Take Any Chances. But buy one of those nice Silk Mufflers or Reefers. At Carter & Jobnston’s. d13 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 stréet and get your holiday supplies in this line. _42-1m A Useful Article, We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts ever shown in this city. All the late patterns in golf shirts, Percale, Silk, Silk-mixture, Madras, in fact anything that is nice in shirts. d18 Canter & JOHNSTON. Hot Stuff. Those Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters for $10. At Carter & Johnston’s. dis Se BORN. At Nevada City, December 17th, to the wife of George Bond, ason. . Furniture For Sate. Furniture for three rooms and kitchen All good as sew. Will be sold very cheap. Inquire et this offies, dis-iw ~~ Silk Mufflers ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the 7 Largest Stocks of Dry _and Fancy Soods for the Holiday Grade That was ever brought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, ETC. We Are Agents for THE CELEBRATED P. CENTEMERI GLOVES, The Best in the World. All Gloves Carefully Fitted to the hand. Ladies, Our $1 two-clasp Kid Gloves can’t be beat. IN ALL SHADES. from 5 cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Ladies and Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. in all Shades, OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSHES for Ladies and Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s CLOAKS. and CAPES, which we are selling at very low figures. _ We have also Teceived our NEW SUITINGS, and they are handsome. Ladies, before making your purchases for the holidays, please call and examine our stock. No trouble to show goods. All orders from the country promptly filled. Respectfully, 6 QUA SECOHD SURPRISE SALE Will Take place December 17th. The Ladies. of this city will have an opportunity on that day to get some fine bargains in Winter Willinery at Cost. Remember Friday Only. Goods will be laid aside by leaving a small cash advance, fulfills every requirement. Ld References— My Patrons. a (s) J ct xb Cary Sar) (Ser) (sar) (Sar) Dx Soy Kar ead Ser Sea Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” hx xb ci 2b <x bx oct (Yrs) one o@4) Cr) (ya) ac) (yc) Sor? SOS NO a7 ST WT No STALE Goons. OOO O64040466 6 6404006660406 I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stcck is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy _ THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices. er ee ee One price to all, courteons treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. a —? — —? —» ee — — — ie — — — —? —? el —» — —2" — —» —» —» —> —» ——~ —» — — a) —» —» —» PIC DE BOIS, — Renowned -— — ~~ = AAALAARALAAROAA Cigar a Made By WM. GIFFIN. dy Packed in Small Boxes for the Christmas Festival. kK CE: P LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street. oo wl -_ -~ > oo — e— > -~ -~ a <a v1 wisi UTVETTEETeeVeeTeerveyceyreyrertys

ON! y until you Store. Ve ys. Goods ant to take * n’s Shoes s’ and Chilnts. pair for 25 air for 25 cts. h $1. ‘ents each. 25 cents. . ats. STORE, [ANAGER. ‘holesome ? dy, All Kinds, ONS. VARIETY. F » THE TRANSCRIPT, ‘TRLUEPHONE No. 4. oO SATURDAY.....DEC, 18, 1897. B DRANK PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young._Mrs. Robert Simmons has gone to Ban Francisco. 5 Dr. H. 8. Walters of Washington was in'town last night. Mrs. W. W. Tamplin of the Central House was here today. : . B. Lutz has gone to Stockton to attend his néphew’s funeral. H. E. Browm returned to Alleghany today. . He has been below. Isaac Joseph and M. Hill, of Cincinnatti, ar rived here today. : Miss Edna Stewart of Downieville went to Sacramento today to remain with her sisters. W. ©. Leavitt arrived here this morn. ing to attend the foneral of his aunt, Mrs. W. H. Crawford. . T. A. Carson and J. Scott, of Indiana Rafich, are here to attend the annual ‘meeting of the Good Title Mining Co. J. A. Andrews and J.B. Andrews, of Newport, Kentucky, are in town. Mrs. J. T. Gaffney went to North Bloomfield today to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph O'Connor. Gen. A. M. Dobbie, W. L. Mobley, R. D. Skidmore, gnd A.* Monteith and family, of North Bloomfield; were in town today. * Miss Annie Ramm of Camptonville was here last night on her way home from San Francisco where she has been visiting her brother, Rev. Father Ramm 0.0. Leavitt of San Francisco, accompanied by his daughters, Mrs. T. W. Sigourney and Miss Lizzie Leavitt, arrived here last evening to attend the funeral of Mrs. William H. Crawford. Arthur Jenkings, a native son of Downieville who has been employed in Moore’s store there was here last evening en route to Santa Rosa, where he expects to reside in future. He has a @ brother: there. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local * Interest. The postoffice at Anthony House now issues money orders for $5. or less. The five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tucker died at the Central House yesterday. ‘ The Champion Mining Company has declared its usual monthly dividend of 25 cents a share. 2 The telephone line to the Chapman Ranch mine is completed, the number on the telephone list being 961. A stranger’ with a: wooden leg got ~ GARBOLIG-A And Dies Soon After in the ‘Hospital. San Franotsco, December 18.—Alice Clives who resided at* 1035 Howard street, was taken to the city hospital this morning, suffering from carbolic acid poisoning. She was unconscious and died not long afterwards. John Donovan, with whom she lived told the police that she took the poison because she was angry athim. He and a friend named Sullivan and the woman had ‘been drinking together and all were drunk when she drank the acid. ENTERPRISE BREWING CO. The Reputation of Their” Products Ts -Steadily Increasing. Nearly everybody has read about or heard of. the celebrated Enterprise beer, and all persons who like to drink a glass of good beer know that the quality of the Enterprise beer can not be excelled. Recently U. Remensperger, President of the company, assumed charge of the large beer department, and about two weeks ago a new brew of lager was put upon the market. It is.extra pale, sparkling and bright, and is pronounced by competent judges to be the best Jager beer brewed in the State. sgrpee : Mr. Remensperger is a first-class brewer and was for many years employed at a large salary by John Wieland of San Francisco. While he was in charge of that brewery the Wieland ager beer came into favor all over the Coast aiid met with an enormous sale. Some time ago he became convinced that he could superintend the brewing much better than any one the company could hire, and therefore took charge of that department, with the result , above stated. For the same reasons P. Windler, Vice President of the Enterprise Brewing Company, took the management of the steam beerdepartment. He is concéded to be the best brewer of this grade of beer on the Coast, which accounts for the excellent quality of the steam beer that is now being manufactured by the company. The Enterprise beer of both kinds can be found on sale in every town in the State, and the company’s monthly sales are steadily increasing, which sbows that the public appreciate their efforts to supply them with articles of genuine merit. STARVATION. Though Living in Squalor He Owned Valuable Property. Los Aneztrs, December 18.—Joseph Blow, aged 78, who lived alone, was found dead at his home this morning. He had apparently been dead séveral hours. Blow was an eccentric old man, and although living in great wretchedness a box was fouhd containinga deed to many thousand dollars worth of valuable property in this city. It is supposed he starved himself to death. “A QUIBT HOME WEDDING. The Marriage This Morning of Two PopWar Young People. Henry ©. Schroeder of Rough and Ready and Miss Jennie M. Adair of this city were united in the bonds of matrimony at 10 o’clock this morning, at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. N. E. Adair, on Long street. The wedding was attended only by relatives of the contracting parties and a few intimate friends. The house Was nicely decorated for the occasion. To the music of the wedding march played by Mrs. G. F. Adair, the bridal party came into the parlor, where the bride and groom stood beneath a handsome wedding bell made of white callas and Smilax while Rev. W. C. Gray, in a very impressive manner, performed the marriage ceremony. Miss Gertrude Adair, sister of the bride, officiated as bridesmaid, and Harry Evans as groomsman. After the usual congratulations had been extended the company sat down toa fine wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Shroeder are both well known to our people and very popular among their host of friends. Mr. Schroder is a Deputy County Assessor, also agent for the Orown flour mills, and is a young man of splendid qualities, while the bride isan accomplished and attractive young lady, and has for several years past been a teacher in the public schools of the county. They left on the noon train for San Francisco, where they will remain a short. time and then return to this city to reside. The best wishes of their many friends go with them. Doing Exploration Work. At the Bellefountaine mine the operations are now being mainly confined to doing exploration work in the upper levels. The thirty-inch ledgein the oe rn etre ee re AT TAB CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held tm Nevada Rev. E. J. H. Van Deerlin, rector. Fourth Sunday in advent. Sunday school at 12:30. Evensong and sermén at7 p.m. All are cordially invited to worship at thischurch. OONGREGATIONAL OHUROH. The pastor, Rev.J. Sims, will preach both morning and evening. Subject in the evening: “Gambling and Its ‘Apalling Effects.” The Christian Endeavor Society will meet at the usual hour, led by Mrs. Coffee. Subject: “Our Sins and How to Get Rid of Them.” Everybody invited to these services. _ METHODIST CHUROH. Rev. W. O. Gray, pastor. Preaching atll a.m. Inthe evening there will be a “Good Citizenship” meeting under the auspices of the Epworth League. Short addresses by voters. Class meeting at 9:45. Sunday school at 12:30: Junior League at 4:45. Epworth League at 6 p. m., led by Mrs. Jennie Polkinghorn. A Concert Postponed. The concert which was to have been given at the Congregational Church tomorrow evening, by the pupils of Miss Martha Sims,.has been postponed one week on account of sickness. * An Elegant Line Of solid gold watches, new, up-to-date goods, just what you want fora present—and our prices are lower than the Same goods can be bought. elsewhere for. , Neat and stylish engraving done free of charge. d18 FRANK GOLDEN JEWELRY Co. 2 eee Brusu, comb and tray sets—beauties. Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s, ‘ d6 a H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. a3 Oe A Nice Toy Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulsters with a high collar for the boy is better. At Carter & Johnston’s. 413 : senrttcreniin ab Aerie tous No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m CELLULOD toilet cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s. « dé ee SE _ Tie Burners Jailed. Alf Coltolf, a hobo who is supposed. to have recently served a term in the Woodland jail, and two miners named Frank Aldrich and 8. Beenan, the former from Redding and the latter from Calaveras county, were brought to the county jail from Grass Valley to serve thirty days each for malicious mischief. They were arrested yesterday for having on Thursday last made a camp fire out of Narrow Gauge railroad ties while tramping from Colfax to Grasse Valley. Grove’s Tastretrss Onmtt Tonto is @ perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier.) Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GRovr’s. jy19-6m Dr. H. F. Rozrars, dentist, is back. Offices adjoining Union Hotel parlors. One Large Scar Is All That Remains of Great Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Grand, Complete Cure by Hood’s Sarsaparilla After Others Failed. “I was taken with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arni and one of my limbs. They were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face looked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me and ddvised me to wear a bandage, but I feared this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol Could Not Hide the Sores. My niece, who was familiar with a case similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. Finally I was persuaded to do 80, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. The sores began to heal and the neuralgia in my head was better. In a few months the sores on my arms and limbs all healed; those on my neck gradually disappeared and now they are all gone. I have never had any symptom of scrofuls since, One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible affliction, The neuralgia is also cured,” Mrs. J, M. Haton, Etna, New Hampshire, Hood Is Sarsa= parilla Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Hood’s Pills 274," ony pills to take House For Rent. A desirable house to rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at A. Bluemthal’s storet Corner of Broad and Pine, streets. dl7-lw. Scameiaaeineanete ——<— FE ETN ENR = eRe ae emma = 15 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, “\ From g tents to $1 00 each A magnificent stock of Linen Art Goods, «_ Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Fancy Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest. . MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. Good Things for Christmas , Dinner . 0000000000 Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. = se st ot ut INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT val AT HOME »® H® B® : TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer. TORTIE ‘ Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, + Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. : : TIT IS ISTE IS ST =— ac

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Tinsmithing. 21 Roofing and for n. : Pine St. -'W.P. Sowden, who used to sche tice of the peace and attorney heré)and has for several years been practicing law at Dutch Fiat, has opened a branch <Office at Towle. He has also been com.missionéd as notary public. The rush still continues at Maher. & ‘Oo.’s palatial dry goods establishment. ‘People are finding out that they can wet better goods at less prices there ; /sthan they can below.— Go this evening im. and see the elegant goods that have just arrived. : THE LAST SAD RITES. company’s traveling representative for the past ten years, is at present in this city looking after their business interests here. He is a genial, popular gentleman and is certainly the right man in the right place. 1t. PHELAN GETS 26 YEARS. The Murderer of Dan O'Connor Sentenced by Judge Smith. Judge Stanly A. Smith of the Sierra eounty Superior Court today sentenced Richard Phelan, superintendent of the Hilda mine in this county, to twentyThe Funeral of Mrs. William H. Craw-. five years inthe State prison at Fol“ford Largely Attended. som. Phelan, who shot and killed Dan O’Conner was convicted’ of murder in A very large number ef citizens as-/ the second degree. semblied at TrinityjChurch this afternoon to pay a final tribute of love and respect tothe memory of the late Mrs. Rich Mining Strike. Very rich ore has been struck in the William H.Crawford. The church was . Live Oak quartz mine near Columbia beautified with flowers. The choir, un-. Hill: The quartz shows free gold in . der the leadership of Prof. Davis, ren-. abundance and is of high grade gen-/. to this office. . ' dered some hymns and Rev. E.J.H.jerally. This strikes speaks well for ~ Van Deerlin preaclied the funeral ser-/ that section and will give impetus to mon. Theceremonies throughout were . the other mining ventures in the vicinvery simple and impressive. Ihe re-. ity. The Live Oak is not far from the . 50c. and 76c. At Oarter & Johnston's. * mains were interred in a sunny spot in . Delhi, and is owned by San Jose par-. . % Pine Grove cemetery, being followed to . ties. © the grave by a long cortege of mourn> ing relatives and friends. 3 of the pall were John T. Morgan, Cal. ’ . R. Clarke, George C. Gaylord, O. J.!\fair weather tonight and tomerrow, ' Naffziger; David E. Morgan and L. 8.j witha likelihood of another killing » Calkins. The bears ‘Sororuza is the advertisement of foul ‘blood. It may be entirely driven from ‘the system by the faithful use of} ness done by Luetje & Brand during . Hood’s Sarsaparilla, thoroughlywhich purifies the blood. bY Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy »4o operate. Cure indigestion, bitious; mess, 25c. ee Head Gear. ’ ‘If you want to please the old gentle°man buy him a hat. You can get all the upsto-date styles st Carter & John a as dis ‘DONT BE MISLED, auije & Brand Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other Firm in the County. © Do not be misled by the advertise. ments of others who claim'to give you prices. Just examine our stock ‘and be convinced that we are selling Nickel Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silyerware and Novelties cheaper than other store inthe county. Remem1 © OUR guarantee is worth something to you. » all LUETJE & BRAND. ———— -~+ ome o----—-— For Robin Hood Whisky Ge te Britland’s Oouneil Obamber. + ee A Cold Wave. Pace. This morning Hammon predicted frost tonight. ————+-e< Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi. the past week they still have on hand the largest and most elegant lot of goods ip the line of diamonds, watches, silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in this city. Their prices are so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large proportions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of seiling a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol. lar. Don’t buy anything in this line until you have first visited a18-5t LEUTJE & BRAND'S. Steady Boy Wantéd. To make himself generally useful about a store. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Commercial street. tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present. The prices for these are very low at LUETJE & BRAND'S They Are Gems. Those elegant Embroidered Suspenders for 76 cents, $$ 00, $1 25 up to ¢2 50. At Carter& Johuten’s. 418 for the present, preparatory to putting up a mill in the spring. Owing to the bad condition of the roads it is unprofitable to haul ore out in’ the winter to the custom mills. «> A Good Quartz Property. , George J. Hothorsall is havibg the annual assessment work done on his Black Prince mine just west of the Mountaineer. He hopes tosoon make arrangement for the systematic development of the property. CaLL on George ©. Gaylord,. the Broad street grocer. tf All the Rarest Gems. For finger-rings can be found at the store of Luetje & Brand. Set to order in the latest styles at the lowest prices. , —_-——__~ ene Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please return d16-tf. Silk Handkerchiets. Fancy Borders. Initialed, for 25c., Go and Get One. Those fine Silk Umbrellas at Leutje & Brand’s are all the rage. Never have such bargains been offered in that line before. n30-tf Don’t Take Any Chances. But buy one of those nice Silk Mufflers or Reefers. At Carter & Jobnston’s. d13 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 stréet and get your holiday supplies in this line. _42-1m A Useful Article, We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts ever shown in this city. All the late patterns in golf shirts, Percale, Silk, Silk-mixture, Madras, in fact anything that is nice in shirts. d18 Canter & JOHNSTON. Hot Stuff. Those Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters for $10. At Carter & Johnston’s. dis Se BORN. At Nevada City, December 17th, to the wife of George Bond, ason. . Furniture For Sate. Furniture for three rooms and kitchen All good as sew. Will be sold very cheap. Inquire et this offies, dis-iw ~~ Silk Mufflers ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the 7 Largest Stocks of Dry _and Fancy Soods for the Holiday Grade That was ever brought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, ETC. We Are Agents for THE CELEBRATED P. CENTEMERI GLOVES, The Best in the World. All Gloves Carefully Fitted to the hand. Ladies, Our $1 two-clasp Kid Gloves can’t be beat. IN ALL SHADES. from 5 cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Ladies and Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. in all Shades, OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSHES for Ladies and Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s CLOAKS. and CAPES, which we are selling at very low figures. _ We have also Teceived our NEW SUITINGS, and they are handsome. Ladies, before making your purchases for the holidays, please call and examine our stock. No trouble to show goods. All orders from the country promptly filled. Respectfully, 6 QUA SECOHD SURPRISE SALE Will Take place December 17th. The Ladies. of this city will have an opportunity on that day to get some fine bargains in Winter Willinery at Cost. Remember Friday Only. Goods will be laid aside by leaving a small cash advance, fulfills every requirement. Ld References— My Patrons. a (s) J ct xb Cary Sar) (Ser) (sar) (Sar) Dx Soy Kar ead Ser Sea Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” hx xb ci 2b <x bx oct (Yrs) one o@4) Cr) (ya) ac) (yc) Sor? SOS NO a7 ST WT No STALE Goons. OOO O64040466 6 6404006660406 I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stcck is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy _ THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices. er ee ee One price to all, courteons treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. a —? — —? —» ee — — — ie — — — —? —? el —» — —2" — —» —» —» —> —» ——~ —» — — a) —» —» —» PIC DE BOIS, — Renowned -— — ~~ = AAALAARALAAROAA Cigar a Made By WM. GIFFIN. dy Packed in Small Boxes for the Christmas Festival. kK CE: P LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street. oo wl -_ -~ > oo — e— > -~ -~ a <a v1 wisi UTVETTEETeeVeeTeerveyceyreyrertys