December 20, 1895 (4 pages)

OO AT arene Ne oe F see “~yille last night, : City. SSRSESS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . . Fares Reduced on — Narrow Gauge. (Established ‘ean 6, 1860., Wevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. y Published Evewings Daily Except Sundays and . reduce the rates of fare whenever the busiWeek, . ness of the road would justify it, the statement is now made that a reduction, will go al Holidays ~BUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid‘in Advance for a Full Year. into effect on January 1, 1896. from Nevada City to Colfax will Bi 4 $1.75, LocaL Reaprxe Norices—Ten Cents a Dine and from Grass Valley to-@élfax, $1.50. The fare between (irass Valley and Nevada City, on all trains, will be 25 cents. for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For’Other Advertising Made Kno fn on Application. FRIDAY DEC. 20, 1895. A BIG FIRE aT MARYSVILLE —— The Empire Foundry and Harvester . Works Destroyed Last Night. A special dispatch to the TRanscripr says that a disastrous fire occurred at-Marysbe The fire borke out at midnight at the Empire Foundry and Harvester Works, and started in the paint room of the Harvester Works, but from what cause is not known. The buildings and contents were entirely destroyed. Two or three harvesters that had been finished recently were destroyed, as well as all the machinery and a large number of valuable patterns. The loss is $20,000; ‘insurance, $11,500 A strong wind prevailed at the time, but through the efforts of the firemen the flames were kept from spreading to adjacent buildings. ; ages euesee Don’t Pay. Yes, we say, do not pay dottble the price for your Christmas goods ‘er your winter eupply of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Underwear, Rubber Clothing; Rubber Boots and Shoes, when you can get the same at our gtore on Commercial street for at least 25 Now, please remember that for we per cent less, we are not trying to humbug ‘you, say if guods are not as we represent bring them back and your money will be cheerfully returned. Yours to please, o20-tt J, Levy. Sry 2M as Testimonial. E. P. Vandament, of Jackson, Cal., says Oil ef Eden is worth more than all other remedies vut together in curing rheumatism. = ie Mclintoshit Mcintosh! Wecarry in stock a complete line of Men’s McIntoshes, and sell them at factory prices, Tuk Branch WONDER, tf j J. Levy. +2 . Innocent Clerk. ‘Have you felt slippers?” inquired an old . ~Jady in a Newada City store, The clerk, who was new at the business and young, ‘Yes, mi’am, many a time.”’ EES German Preaching. es Next Sunday a religious service will be held in the German language in the Congregationa Church, at 2 p.m., by Rev. W, Krauss. A cordial invitation is extended to all Germans, answered, epee Tue Recorp of remarkable cures effected enables us trathfully to say that Hood's Sareapanills i is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today, ——+ gee Choice Confectionery. A. Tam, on Pine street, has a large stock of the finest and most wholesome candies and other confections, Beautiful candy ornaments and other decorations for Christmas trees. The goods are first-class and prices the very lowest. Give him a call when buying Christmas goods. = tf +~7-e-The Place to Go. Santa Claus headquarters is at the store of Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main street The stock of holiday goods is large and varied, from which presents can be easily aclected for young or old aud to suit any ‘Do not make your purchases until They have a purse. you have visited their store. fine line of toys and other articles_that are euitab’e for children, and are selling at very low prices, d18-6t pair + ee + Boys’ Fur Lined Gloves at Miller’s, +++ “rues Raffle. Henry Thompson will begin his. turkey rafile,at Simmons’ saloon on Saturday even‘ing, December 14th, and continue every evening until after the holidays, dl3 SSS Beauties! One of those fine clocks at Luetje & Brand’s would_be an ornament to any home ila them. ° tf — —— a Annual Stockholders’ Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 8TOC K HOLDERS of the Manzanita Consolidated Gravel Mining Co. (a corporation), having its priucipel place of business in the city and coun ay Nevada, State of Culifornia, will be hetd at e office of the Company, at the County Tress urer’s office, Broad street, Ne vada (ity, Satur day, January éth, lo0e, at & o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing five Directors of said corporation to-serve for the ensuing fiscal year, and until their sucesssors bre elected and qual ‘ffied; and for the purpoee of transacting suel o*her business as may be lewfully presented for consider: tion. : dis B. F SNELL Bec'y —_—_—_——__—_-—Manager Kidder of the Narrow Gauge RailGave Him Sixty Days. Justice Holbruok yesterday sentenced William Ashton to sixty days in the county . jail. Ashton was arrested for vagrancy. From all accounts he is a pretty hard caseA short time since he induced a young girl at Sacramento to leave home and go with him to Marysville, where he placed her in a huuse of ill repute.Ashton and the girl were forced to leave that town and came to Grass Valley, where both were arrested at The In accordance with h the promise made by oad in his last annual report, that he would The fare For . the instigation of the girl’s mother. further particulars read the official announcement elsewhere in today’s paper. ‘[he cheapening of fares on the Narrow Gauge will be appreciated by those who have occasion to travel much, and will regirl was allowed to leave for her home. Ashton is one of the parties who appeared in the boxing exhibition at the Theater last Saturday night. He deserves greater punishment than that which is to be inflicted upon him, and it seems that a more serious charge than vagrancy should have been preIt is said that Ashton is a married sult in’a larger ‘passenger traffic. ——_~~@o-— Which One. ferred. man, Either Uncle Sam or Johnny Bull willtake water on the Venezuela boundary quesDeveloping A Mine. tion, or there will be a fight. Uncle Sam swears he will not and Johnny Bull says he will not. One or the other is a liar. If they-are both in dead earnest nothing short of a fight will settle the question. Oar pile is up on Uncle Sam. + +@e+ ——= ’ Marysville Demecrat: J. E, of Nevada City and three other gentleman Poingdestre are making quite rapid progress in developing the old.femplar quartz mine near Indiana Ranch. The present owners now call the mine the ‘‘Goodtitle, taken out some quartz that. promises well. ” and have recently pie + 2@e > : — Umbrellas. about fifteen years This mine was worked : : j ago, and considerable gold was—extraeted Just received, direct from the manufactory, alot of Umbgellas, with the latest, up-to-date handles. Something entirely new . 044 good and will make nice Christmas presents for See from it, But it was abandoned like many old California mines that have since turned PLE Seater anes ladies or gentlemen. dis-6t Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD. A STIMULANT is often needed to nourish and strengthen the roots and to keep the hair a natural color, WHall’s Hair Renewer s the best tonic for the hair. eas GENTLEMEN’S Silk Initial 25c. +--+ 00 + Silverware! Ser as HandkerA large assortment_of elegant sterling chiefs. at Miller’s 18-tf silverware apd novelties, at Luetje & Sack ee ee ee eee Brand's. tf Mey’s 50c. Sweaters at Miller’s ————— eee OUR HOLIDAY GOODS _ Are all in order and on display. We kindly ask you to inspect the Grandest line ever shown by us, including the following useful Holiday gifts: NECKWEAR, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, . MUFFLERS, EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, SUSPENDERS, ETC. ‘YOU WILL SOON FIND US. That is, if you are looking for r the best and cheapest place ct town to buy % 0 x2 EBS Y aNTOYS AND FANCY GOODS, ere or Books, Blocks, Cradles eek? Tricycles, Velocipedes,Wheelbarrows, Iron Wagons, Dolls, Rte, Ete. * Kid Dolls, Dressed Dolls. China Dolls And Dolls of Every Description. A Full Line of Candies, Nuts, Fruits,.Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes and Notions. J. B. Rosenthal, Commercial Street Nevada City . Opposite New York Bakery. Drums, =OLD RELIABLES Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Hats, Etc M. M. BARUH, Manager. lisse. 1sos. a rouieoiee gadgich Buy Your Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Optical and-other Beautiful Goods, From the Old and Reliable Firm of 8c Framd. Trnetie All Goods Sold at Bottom Figures And Warranted Strictly First-class. Repairing of Fine Watches and Jewelly By Skillful and Experienced Workmen. Goods purchased from us engraved free, gl charge. Orders" from ihe country oot attended to. Er. oO. LUnTrIn, C.J.BRAND Broad Street, above: Pine, Nevada City. —————————————_— = = What / We i Nave. WE HAVE: Numberless, novelties in Celluloid Handkerchief, Jewel Boxes in dainty designs and at remarkably low prices. Handsome Celluloid toilet cases. A large line and selected from the very best goods of this kind to be had, and we sell them at prices that are just Glove, Necktie and right. WE HAVE Leather goods in large quantities—-Card Cases, Purses, Cigarette Cases Cigar Cases, etc., at all prices, Also Diaries for "96 in all styles. WE HAVE Gold pens from $1.00 up. WE HAVE Musical instruments, Violins, Guitars, etc., etc.,.at prices lower than you, can obtain the same goods in the East WE HAVE Photograph Albums very neat in appearance, and which would make elegant Christmas gifts. WE HAVE Nicely bound books of Poems, pretty booklets, calenders, ete. +, at prices that will astonish you. WE HAVE “Games of all kinds for old and young. ° WE HAVE The largest line of Holiday Goods now being displayed im this city and we have them marked lower than anybody else, m and if goods and prices out any figure VINTON. a To Be Given AWAY ~egee Everybody buying goods to the amount of One Dollar, at our store, between now and Christ— mas, will be entitled.to a chance in a a Handsome Black Silk Dress" Which we propose giving away as a Christmas Gift to the one who happens to hold h e winning number, Our Stock of Winter Goods LS COM PT Aves. And we invite everybody to call and inspect the many handsomé and suitable articles from which seleetions can be rnade for < MOL TORY S gp cg eh a oo IN 8 A le a) . We can please jou in Style, Quality and Prices, , ~ B. NEWMAN & CO., The White House. . Broad Street, Nevada ena WE HAVE A desire for your Holiday Trade, you'll give it to ‘Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown, in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 German bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8, Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand $3. Chairs 75 cents each. Rocker $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either of these—suits guaranteed not to exc eed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner _ Japan se tl Nevada City. Japanese Goods are more -beautiful 3 this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. M rs. Lester & Crawford » are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mikado’s domain, These goods make just as nice ‘Holiday Gifts as can be found. ‘They are reas onable in price, too. This is How it Is Done! When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quan tities to get the Lottom prices. We know where, and what, and how to buy to get the That's We offer In this best Groceries for the least money. the reason ‘we can give it to you. you ahsolute certainty in quality. store everything is called by its. real name. There is no masquerading. If you like to have everything just right, a FROM US. CHILLA OVE RCOATS AND ULST DR. W. P. SAWYER, DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Graduate of the University of Pennsylvauia Medical Di pirtuient. Otfice—Ko ms me E Upior Hote), Negiin Hours 10 7 ,2tot?, mu, iz J 2 Saas : ‘ CARTER & ities _ynnrevoensevnnnnvnnntnnennnpnnnapnnnpnnnnnvnannnnanneanaypnnynnae WE GIVE NO BAITS. meee WE SET NO TRAPS. BUT WE GIVE YOU VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS YOU BUY WE WILL NOW ASK YOU TO 1 INSPECT OUR LINE OF MEN’S MILTON, KARSEYS AND :CHINERS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR Commercial Street, Nevada City. EE ay A. B. WOLF The Cash Groeeer. Colley Building, Commercial Street. rvvvvvovvvnonvveennnnnnnnnnyenonnnnntt? “GRAND OPENING a : x ria e . cf ; CHAKLES GRIMES, . The Leeding Clothier of Nevada Gity, ; MS 1S just received his first stock of 5 FI ‘all,Clothing, Nothing equalled it %: o pss 6. . here before. Go and 4 x inspect the Goods—the p ces are all » s right—you will surely say a 3 ‘Corner Broad and Pine Streets. : : WAAAANAAUAAAAALAAAANAAUO 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO oe a THE Publis a eae —— P A Cone Fran! John A.F F. G. last eve Cc. L. Francis Frank here las John térday. Hon, from Sa Mike night fr Mrs. from a * _ Miss ing fron A. B. last eve Mis, home at BLY lasteve: /@rant down fr Con. . this city Dupu Treasur mento 6 A: D Diamon yesterds Wm, _ EB, Leff yesterd: Jose. H, E. Sullivan Geo. Ww. Ld Juan las Mrs. attack Matt at the } pneumo Prort ing out, failing, using H Last ¢ misfortt above t moned a New } R, Cor _ between $1.75. $1.50, a ley and terme portion. vada Oi $2.50. Valley : Oommu botween $1. Th tween ( Gro. You Joinagt every 0 Tue rendezv gifts. Don’! Vind t Crawfo We and pla present Thos Discov have n it Free and gi Dame ¢é Chic New Guide Free, goed a erman Ho their . = Hig’ ( a

OO AT arene Ne oe F see “~yille last night, : City. SSRSESS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . . Fares Reduced on — Narrow Gauge. (Established ‘ean 6, 1860., Wevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. y Published Evewings Daily Except Sundays and . reduce the rates of fare whenever the busiWeek, . ness of the road would justify it, the statement is now made that a reduction, will go al Holidays ~BUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid‘in Advance for a Full Year. into effect on January 1, 1896. from Nevada City to Colfax will Bi 4 $1.75, LocaL Reaprxe Norices—Ten Cents a Dine and from Grass Valley to-@élfax, $1.50. The fare between (irass Valley and Nevada City, on all trains, will be 25 cents. for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For’Other Advertising Made Kno fn on Application. FRIDAY DEC. 20, 1895. A BIG FIRE aT MARYSVILLE —— The Empire Foundry and Harvester . Works Destroyed Last Night. A special dispatch to the TRanscripr says that a disastrous fire occurred at-Marysbe The fire borke out at midnight at the Empire Foundry and Harvester Works, and started in the paint room of the Harvester Works, but from what cause is not known. The buildings and contents were entirely destroyed. Two or three harvesters that had been finished recently were destroyed, as well as all the machinery and a large number of valuable patterns. The loss is $20,000; ‘insurance, $11,500 A strong wind prevailed at the time, but through the efforts of the firemen the flames were kept from spreading to adjacent buildings. ; ages euesee Don’t Pay. Yes, we say, do not pay dottble the price for your Christmas goods ‘er your winter eupply of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Underwear, Rubber Clothing; Rubber Boots and Shoes, when you can get the same at our gtore on Commercial street for at least 25 Now, please remember that for we per cent less, we are not trying to humbug ‘you, say if guods are not as we represent bring them back and your money will be cheerfully returned. Yours to please, o20-tt J, Levy. Sry 2M as Testimonial. E. P. Vandament, of Jackson, Cal., says Oil ef Eden is worth more than all other remedies vut together in curing rheumatism. = ie Mclintoshit Mcintosh! Wecarry in stock a complete line of Men’s McIntoshes, and sell them at factory prices, Tuk Branch WONDER, tf j J. Levy. +2 . Innocent Clerk. ‘Have you felt slippers?” inquired an old . ~Jady in a Newada City store, The clerk, who was new at the business and young, ‘Yes, mi’am, many a time.”’ EES German Preaching. es Next Sunday a religious service will be held in the German language in the Congregationa Church, at 2 p.m., by Rev. W, Krauss. A cordial invitation is extended to all Germans, answered, epee Tue Recorp of remarkable cures effected enables us trathfully to say that Hood's Sareapanills i is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today, ——+ gee Choice Confectionery. A. Tam, on Pine street, has a large stock of the finest and most wholesome candies and other confections, Beautiful candy ornaments and other decorations for Christmas trees. The goods are first-class and prices the very lowest. Give him a call when buying Christmas goods. = tf +~7-e-The Place to Go. Santa Claus headquarters is at the store of Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main street The stock of holiday goods is large and varied, from which presents can be easily aclected for young or old aud to suit any ‘Do not make your purchases until They have a purse. you have visited their store. fine line of toys and other articles_that are euitab’e for children, and are selling at very low prices, d18-6t pair + ee + Boys’ Fur Lined Gloves at Miller’s, +++ “rues Raffle. Henry Thompson will begin his. turkey rafile,at Simmons’ saloon on Saturday even‘ing, December 14th, and continue every evening until after the holidays, dl3 SSS Beauties! One of those fine clocks at Luetje & Brand’s would_be an ornament to any home ila them. ° tf — —— a Annual Stockholders’ Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 8TOC K HOLDERS of the Manzanita Consolidated Gravel Mining Co. (a corporation), having its priucipel place of business in the city and coun ay Nevada, State of Culifornia, will be hetd at e office of the Company, at the County Tress urer’s office, Broad street, Ne vada (ity, Satur day, January éth, lo0e, at & o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing five Directors of said corporation to-serve for the ensuing fiscal year, and until their sucesssors bre elected and qual ‘ffied; and for the purpoee of transacting suel o*her business as may be lewfully presented for consider: tion. : dis B. F SNELL Bec'y —_—_—_——__—_-—Manager Kidder of the Narrow Gauge RailGave Him Sixty Days. Justice Holbruok yesterday sentenced William Ashton to sixty days in the county . jail. Ashton was arrested for vagrancy. From all accounts he is a pretty hard caseA short time since he induced a young girl at Sacramento to leave home and go with him to Marysville, where he placed her in a huuse of ill repute.Ashton and the girl were forced to leave that town and came to Grass Valley, where both were arrested at The In accordance with h the promise made by oad in his last annual report, that he would The fare For . the instigation of the girl’s mother. further particulars read the official announcement elsewhere in today’s paper. ‘[he cheapening of fares on the Narrow Gauge will be appreciated by those who have occasion to travel much, and will regirl was allowed to leave for her home. Ashton is one of the parties who appeared in the boxing exhibition at the Theater last Saturday night. He deserves greater punishment than that which is to be inflicted upon him, and it seems that a more serious charge than vagrancy should have been preIt is said that Ashton is a married sult in’a larger ‘passenger traffic. ——_~~@o-— Which One. ferred. man, Either Uncle Sam or Johnny Bull willtake water on the Venezuela boundary quesDeveloping A Mine. tion, or there will be a fight. Uncle Sam swears he will not and Johnny Bull says he will not. One or the other is a liar. If they-are both in dead earnest nothing short of a fight will settle the question. Oar pile is up on Uncle Sam. + +@e+ ——= ’ Marysville Demecrat: J. E, of Nevada City and three other gentleman Poingdestre are making quite rapid progress in developing the old.femplar quartz mine near Indiana Ranch. The present owners now call the mine the ‘‘Goodtitle, taken out some quartz that. promises well. ” and have recently pie + 2@e > : — Umbrellas. about fifteen years This mine was worked : : j ago, and considerable gold was—extraeted Just received, direct from the manufactory, alot of Umbgellas, with the latest, up-to-date handles. Something entirely new . 044 good and will make nice Christmas presents for See from it, But it was abandoned like many old California mines that have since turned PLE Seater anes ladies or gentlemen. dis-6t Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD. A STIMULANT is often needed to nourish and strengthen the roots and to keep the hair a natural color, WHall’s Hair Renewer s the best tonic for the hair. eas GENTLEMEN’S Silk Initial 25c. +--+ 00 + Silverware! Ser as HandkerA large assortment_of elegant sterling chiefs. at Miller’s 18-tf silverware apd novelties, at Luetje & Sack ee ee ee eee Brand's. tf Mey’s 50c. Sweaters at Miller’s ————— eee OUR HOLIDAY GOODS _ Are all in order and on display. We kindly ask you to inspect the Grandest line ever shown by us, including the following useful Holiday gifts: NECKWEAR, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, . MUFFLERS, EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, SUSPENDERS, ETC. ‘YOU WILL SOON FIND US. That is, if you are looking for r the best and cheapest place ct town to buy % 0 x2 EBS Y aNTOYS AND FANCY GOODS, ere or Books, Blocks, Cradles eek? Tricycles, Velocipedes,Wheelbarrows, Iron Wagons, Dolls, Rte, Ete. * Kid Dolls, Dressed Dolls. China Dolls And Dolls of Every Description. A Full Line of Candies, Nuts, Fruits,.Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes and Notions. J. B. Rosenthal, Commercial Street Nevada City . Opposite New York Bakery. Drums, =OLD RELIABLES Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Hats, Etc M. M. BARUH, Manager. lisse. 1sos. a rouieoiee gadgich Buy Your Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Optical and-other Beautiful Goods, From the Old and Reliable Firm of 8c Framd. Trnetie All Goods Sold at Bottom Figures And Warranted

Strictly First-class. Repairing of Fine Watches and Jewelly By Skillful and Experienced Workmen. Goods purchased from us engraved free, gl charge. Orders" from ihe country oot attended to. Er. oO. LUnTrIn, C.J.BRAND Broad Street, above: Pine, Nevada City. —————————————_— = = What / We i Nave. WE HAVE: Numberless, novelties in Celluloid Handkerchief, Jewel Boxes in dainty designs and at remarkably low prices. Handsome Celluloid toilet cases. A large line and selected from the very best goods of this kind to be had, and we sell them at prices that are just Glove, Necktie and right. WE HAVE Leather goods in large quantities—-Card Cases, Purses, Cigarette Cases Cigar Cases, etc., at all prices, Also Diaries for "96 in all styles. WE HAVE Gold pens from $1.00 up. WE HAVE Musical instruments, Violins, Guitars, etc., etc.,.at prices lower than you, can obtain the same goods in the East WE HAVE Photograph Albums very neat in appearance, and which would make elegant Christmas gifts. WE HAVE Nicely bound books of Poems, pretty booklets, calenders, ete. +, at prices that will astonish you. WE HAVE “Games of all kinds for old and young. ° WE HAVE The largest line of Holiday Goods now being displayed im this city and we have them marked lower than anybody else, m and if goods and prices out any figure VINTON. a To Be Given AWAY ~egee Everybody buying goods to the amount of One Dollar, at our store, between now and Christ— mas, will be entitled.to a chance in a a Handsome Black Silk Dress" Which we propose giving away as a Christmas Gift to the one who happens to hold h e winning number, Our Stock of Winter Goods LS COM PT Aves. And we invite everybody to call and inspect the many handsomé and suitable articles from which seleetions can be rnade for < MOL TORY S gp cg eh a oo IN 8 A le a) . We can please jou in Style, Quality and Prices, , ~ B. NEWMAN & CO., The White House. . Broad Street, Nevada ena WE HAVE A desire for your Holiday Trade, you'll give it to ‘Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown, in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 German bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8, Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand $3. Chairs 75 cents each. Rocker $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either of these—suits guaranteed not to exc eed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner _ Japan se tl Nevada City. Japanese Goods are more -beautiful 3 this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. M rs. Lester & Crawford » are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mikado’s domain, These goods make just as nice ‘Holiday Gifts as can be found. ‘They are reas onable in price, too. This is How it Is Done! When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quan tities to get the Lottom prices. We know where, and what, and how to buy to get the That's We offer In this best Groceries for the least money. the reason ‘we can give it to you. you ahsolute certainty in quality. store everything is called by its. real name. There is no masquerading. If you like to have everything just right, a FROM US. CHILLA OVE RCOATS AND ULST DR. W. P. SAWYER, DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Graduate of the University of Pennsylvauia Medical Di pirtuient. Otfice—Ko ms me E Upior Hote), Negiin Hours 10 7 ,2tot?, mu, iz J 2 Saas : ‘ CARTER & ities _ynnrevoensevnnnnvnnntnnennnpnnnapnnnpnnnnnvnannnnanneanaypnnynnae WE GIVE NO BAITS. meee WE SET NO TRAPS. BUT WE GIVE YOU VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS YOU BUY WE WILL NOW ASK YOU TO 1 INSPECT OUR LINE OF MEN’S MILTON, KARSEYS AND :CHINERS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR Commercial Street, Nevada City. EE ay A. B. WOLF The Cash Groeeer. Colley Building, Commercial Street. rvvvvvovvvnonvveennnnnnnnnnyenonnnnntt? “GRAND OPENING a : x ria e . cf ; CHAKLES GRIMES, . The Leeding Clothier of Nevada Gity, ; MS 1S just received his first stock of 5 FI ‘all,Clothing, Nothing equalled it %: o pss 6. . here before. Go and 4 x inspect the Goods—the p ces are all » s right—you will surely say a 3 ‘Corner Broad and Pine Streets. : : WAAAANAAUAAAAALAAAANAAUO 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO oe a THE Publis a eae —— P A Cone Fran! John A.F F. G. last eve Cc. L. Francis Frank here las John térday. Hon, from Sa Mike night fr Mrs. from a * _ Miss ing fron A. B. last eve Mis, home at BLY lasteve: /@rant down fr Con. . this city Dupu Treasur mento 6 A: D Diamon yesterds Wm, _ EB, Leff yesterd: Jose. H, E. Sullivan Geo. Ww. Ld Juan las Mrs. attack Matt at the } pneumo Prort ing out, failing, using H Last ¢ misfortt above t moned a New } R, Cor _ between $1.75. $1.50, a ley and terme portion. vada Oi $2.50. Valley : Oommu botween $1. Th tween ( Gro. You Joinagt every 0 Tue rendezv gifts. Don’! Vind t Crawfo We and pla present Thos Discov have n it Free and gi Dame ¢é Chic New Guide Free, goed a erman Ho their . = Hig’ ( a