December 20, 1897 (4 pages)

it to take » ’sShoes. rand Chil its. pair for 25 ir for 25 cts. 1 $1. nts each, 25 cents. ts. STORE, ANAGER. holesome ? ly, All Kinds, LONS. VARIETY. = é er Ib. at will doit. ‘ OCERIES NNED GOODS. — is a Trial Order AYP AbAYPP ALA NTP UAL ig up a house, ding, don't fail to "Siding! or shingles ental meekWuayee Aver uaa UOT UA YP be wf wu & ry, Glassware. . se erie, Boom, Wie to oe : 1 Tinsmithing.el Roofing and for Pine St. _ ‘them down.” He says that future inberries. Also fine canned pineapple, F. > Jewelry and Silverware by THz Frank ~ man buy hima hat. You can get all > the up-to-date styles at Carter & John (cuiennicn ca THE TRANSORIPT. pp TRLEPHON® No. 4, MONDAY.,.,..DEC, 20, 1897, eee TRADE TONIGHT and Young. BOAR D OF J. A, Holdsworth of Graniteville here. ; A Meeting to Boom the Nevada County ~~ Mining Exhibit, A meeting of the Board of Trade will be held at the courthouse tonight to talk over the proposed Nevada county mining exhibit at the Golden Jubilee Fair. Julian Sonntag, secretary of the State Miners’ Association and a member of the Fair Committee, will be present and address the meeting. : All citizens who feel an interest in the matter of getting up a fine display are invited té be present and take part tt the tieeting whether or not they belong to the Board of Trade. Mr. Sonntag said this morning that . the Fair is going to be the most elaborate exposition of the mining indus-. Miss try ever seen on the Coast. Among the. 748 he Special attractions will be a veritable. her home. mine under the Mechanic’s Pavilion, William Wallace of the Netherlands with ‘shaft, drifts, crosscats, stopes,. Mine was in town today en route to etc.; a placer mine in full operation, . Grass Valley. i Moore’s Flat. San Francisco. San Francisco. . this noon’s train. today. county. holidays. Oe , Testing a Mining Claim. and a mammoth representation of the. Chas. H. Mitchell, Deputy Internal North Bloomfield hydraulic mine. Revenue Collector, is in town en route painted by the scenic artist of one of . to the San Juan ridge. the San Francisco theaters. Mrs. 8. A. Sanborn of Lemore, Kings See county, arrived here today and will go up on the San Juan/étage tomorrow. BOST AND McLEOD WIN, Mrs. M. Hussey of Willow Valley left this noon on a visit to relations in They Are Now the Champion Riflemen} Massachusetts and Connecticut. of ¢ ompany C Miss L. Loney of Clear Creek district . is here attending the:teachers examinaPrivates Kilroy and Kitts who re-. tion. She is the guest of Mrs. Mark L. cently challenged any. two menin ComRoberts. pany Cto shoot with them for the Audy McGee, who went to Sacrachampionship have been defeated by. mento to have cataracts removed from Sergeant McLeod and Private Bost, the . his eyes, returned home Saturday night. atter yesterday beatingthem by a. He can now see well. , ‘total score of 503 to 479 and winning. Miss Mary Sharkey, sister of the late ‘the championship. Kitts and Kilroy . Mrs. Jas. Foley, returned yesterday to ,'won the first two matches of the series,. Sacramento. Miss Sharkey is cashier ‘then Bost and McLeod took the next. in Hale Bros.’ Sacramento store. three. Mrs. A. B. Loebenstein of Honolulu The score yesterday was as follows :/and A. Loebenstein of Santa Rosa, arAt the 200-yard range—Bost-18, Mo-. rived here. Saturday night on a visit to ‘Leod 19, Kilroy 17, Kitts 19. Mrs. Joseph Hitchcock of Selby Flat. At the 300-yard rang—Bost 20, Mc© ‘Leod 19, Kilroy 11, Kitts 19. Boarders Wanted. At the 500-yard range—Bost 20, McAny one desiring excellent board, Leod 11, Kilroy 18, Kitts 17. with or without lodging, can find good The total number of points made by. . accommodations at the Mills’ house on each of the contestants.in the 5 matches . Main street. Transient as well as regwere as follows: Bost, 257; McLeod, . ular custom is also solicited. 246 ; Kitts, 247 ; Kilroy, 232. Trustees Meeting Postponed. FINE FANCY GROCERIES, A called meeting ot the Board of City 5 i shoitibe ea helt thie’ chierucou, ce Articles That Are Neaded During the Hol which it was decided to postpone the iday Seasoa. special meeting set for this evening,. ‘The feasting and merry-making cusowing to the meeting of the Board of. tomary at Christmas time is always Trade which will be held at the Court} tooked forward to with pleasure by old House tonight: The Board favored the and young. In order to prepare the proposed action regarding a mineral. usual dishes and the many delicacies exhibit from Nevada county at the Ju-. served.on that occasion, it is necessary bilee Mining Fair in San Fruncisco. that the cook be furnished with proper Next Thursday evening the Trustees] ingredients. It is also essential, if the will meet again. best results ate desired, that the articles used be of the very finest quality. P. G. Scadden, at his store on CommerT, J. Nolton, the mining promoter . cial street, has a large stock of everyfrom Siskiyou county, and D. Goodsell, . thing in the grocery line, and will fill a capitalist of Portloud, Oregon, have . your orders promptly. His goods are gone to Washingiou district to make . fresh and of the finest quality—two imarrangements for prospecting John. portant facts to be considered. Mince McCarthy’s quartz claim. They will} meat in bulk or in packages, equal to take out and work a quantity of the} the best home-made product, and for ore, and if everything is satisfactory . less money than you can make it. a sale of the property will be effected.} Fresh sweet potatoes are something of a luxury at this season, but they can Fast Driving Stopped. be procured at Scadden’s. He has just Last night some would-be bloods . recived a lot of fancy crackers in box‘were driving about town at a break. Ss, also new crop raisins, currants, cit‘meck pace, and Officer Kilroy “called . ron, lemon and orange peel and cranfractions of the fast-driving ordinance . fancy preserves in bottles and jars and " ts. a host of other nice things. Just call ee ieee 2c rene around at P. G. Scadden’s for your holA Couple of iday articles. d20-8t Fine Windows. Catt. de Gactas O. Gaylord.’ the "Those that went down Broad street. Broad street groger. tf xyesterday had the pleasure of seeing Plenty of Nice Things Lett. as fine a show of Watches, Diamonds, plbnaie Nothwithstanding the immense busi ‘GoLpen JEwELRY Company as is ever. ness done by Luetje & Brand duriug shown in large cities. ‘, . the past week they still have on hand Those intending buying Xmas pres-; the largest and most elegant lot of ents would do well to call on them as as ip a of riage ina silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in ages “ee Aaron i this city. Their prices are so much Notice. lower for fine goods is the reason their the undersigned barbers respect-. trade has assumed such large proporsee notify our pages hereby that . tions. The old and reliable firm has our shops will be closed all day Sunalways been in the lead, and will alday, Dec. 26th, and open all day on. ways maintain the reputation of sellChristmas : ing a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol Azert Cook, lar. Don’t buy anything in this line Cuas. Sterrens & Gates, . until you have first visited . Le Dunstze, a18-5t LEUIJE & BRAND'S. . Bray, shia Wa. WALTERS, Steady Boy Wanted. Cuas. KE. Witp, ——— : d20-2t O. L. Brmpson To make himself generally useful : about astore. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Head Gear. Commercial street. tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present.»)The prices for these are very lowat: . LUETJE & BRAND'S They Are Gems. If you want to please the old gentleals DON'T BE MISLED, Luetje & 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 be-convinced that we are selling Yickel Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silare and Novelties cheaper than y other store in thecounty. Rememr OUR guarantee is worth something > you. ten’s. Those elegant Embroidered Suspenders for 75 cents, $1 00, $1 25 up to $2 60. At Carter & Johnson’s. dalz 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. aig \ RSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old J. A. Lipman of Maybert is in town. Mrs. Lord Housman of Gold Flat is Thos. Vizzard came down today from * Mrs. J.B. Oarr has returned ‘from Pricer elihan igh :eosteampes ty petty larcenists, common dranks and all-around toughs of the deepest dye. They sing a great deal and favor their comrades with a regular concert or With @ Hatchet. INA SCRAPE. i now vofring Stent Gott Tries to Behead a Neighbor COULDN'T STAND ILL LUCK. So He Took His Life With Car. bolic Acid: ee '. 75 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, ___ From § cents to $1 00 each} A magnificent stock of Linen Art Goods, Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Fancy Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Mrs. H. Stansfield has returned from Charles Stephan and family left on Jerry Noonan, who has been at Moore’s Fiat, returned to Sacramento Charles Kent returned today to the Pioneer mine near Towle, Placer A _Alvab Morgan, who is studying dentistry at San Francisco, is home for the. 4. eunie Meek of Camptonville. ” ¢ Saturday night en route to Cartzr & JouNsTon. . Pacific wioh Polyposie. Ceres Ife Ualand, the iver, (leaving a small cash advance. clonies, i) at pare two every day., Their voices harmonize beautifully, and most of the s are given ‘with delicacy and feeling. They have a big repertoire, consisting mainly of religions hymns and sentimental ballads. Today they gave one of their “song recitals” and this was the program : 1, “When Jesus Washed My Sins 2 aw here’s My Wandering Boy ToD q er Sy -. “Nearer My God to Thee.” “Home, Sweet Home.” ; 5. “Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.” . “A Violet From Mother's Grave.” The only thing that occurred to mar the symmetry and enjoyment of the concert was when at the ‘conclusion of the ballad, “Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight ?” and just as the last sad sweet notes of the refrain were softly melting away, a brakebeam tourist from Truckee who is doing a term for stealing a bible and trying to pawn it, bellowed out at the top of bis Voice, “Locked up safe in the Nevada county jail, you pack of blankety blanks,you.” The first base and the second tenor were immediately appointed a committee on politeness by the indignant colony. They took the Truckeeite to the “kitchen” and turning on the hydrant at the sink held his head under tbe stream for five minutes. They then filled his mouth, nose and ears with brown soap. 5 ‘Grove’s Tasteress Cit, Tonio is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier, Remove’ 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 Grove’s. —jy19-6m 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. @F H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. a3 Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN. STOP AT THR FAMOUS E! Paso de Robles SPRINGS. Prices Reduced —To— $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel on the Pa: ifie Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequailed for their medieinal value in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Biood and Skin Diseases. Trains leave Third and Townsend St: San Francisco, Calif., —s morning at 8: arriving at Springs at 3:30 P. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. &. F. BURNS, Manager. and Pleasure Resor Typewriters © They Educate as Well as Please . Provide the chiidren with the means to obtain a livelil.cod for themselves, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a profitable investment for your boy or girl. Sand 6 Front] &., San Franciave. Queen Lily Soap . o The Finest Laundry Soap In the Mare Washes Without Rubbing and does not in. my the clothes, The largest Family Washng can be done in three to four hours. a girl of twelve years of agecandoa washing with this soap. Me £@F-BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.@g Made in San Francisce. Ask your dealer for itand thus help build we home industry. : L. FP. PISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, CaliBoome fornia strect, Sau Francisco’ ai LUETJE & BRAND. Seog Am =, ecm a ei Ice Por Robin Hood Whisky ++) Those Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters Ge to Britland’s Council Obamber. . for $10. At Carter &Johusten’s. ais! ongs . Edward L. Arnold have been arrested Is complete and they are all of the latest designs, ranging 9. ON WRENN & CO, from 5 cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Ladies jand Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. Wansan, Ind., December 20.—Edward F. Moon took a dose of carbolic atid today and soon after died from the effects of the dose. He was once a wealthy merchant and moved in high circles. He speculated ‘in grain extensively and his fortune rapidly disappeared till he became poor. Banks Must Hang. Wasuineton, Dec. 20.—The United States Supreme Court today affirmed the decision of the lower court in the case of J. J. Ebanks, the California wife murderer. ( Baseball Yesterday, San Francisco, December 20,—Yesterday’s ball games were: Gilt Edge 28, Alerts 1; Santa Olara 6, Santa Cruz 4; Olympic 6, Reliance 5. Letting Out Conductors. San Francisco, Dec. 20.—Fear and consternation prevaiis among the passenger conductors of the 8. P. R. R. Four of them who have been on the road for years have been discharged, and it is feared others are marked. Fresno, December 10.—George A. and on @ charge of assault with intent to commit murder. The complaining witness is Edward L, Palmer. All of. the parties aré prominent and wealthy ‘citizens, Palmer was building a fence across land claimed by him and E. L. Arnold, and George Arnold ordered him to desist. He refused. Shortly after the two brothers appeared on thw scene, George having a hatchet and Edward a pistol. The formerflung the hatchet at Palmer who threw up his hands to ward off the blow which would otherwise have killed him. Three of Palmer’s fingers were cut off. He today brought suit against George Arnold for $11,000 damages. The defendant is a justice of the peace at Huron. ES ei Fitzsimmons Will Fight, Cuicaco, December 20. — Martin Julian, brother-in-law and manager of Fitzsimmons, says the lank pugilist has reconsidered his former determination to not enter the prize ring again, and will fight Corbett. Brusx, comb and tray sets—beauties. : FE: ¢ . Which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. Good Things for Christmas Dinner wore, Neseenoovorooroooorcoosoocee eo Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ‘ROBIN HOOD. Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer. India Relish, Chutney. fw He ot INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME » ® » Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. ASAE INES HENS IENE TEES ME MSY ; +} + > EE EEE RIES ES : : : ‘Ny Sy Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s. a6 Dasa: Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please return to this office. dal6-tf. ee A Nice Toy Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulsters with a high collar for the boy is better. At Carter & J ohnston’s, . d18 wo No Cure—No Pay. Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhalation, gives the Safest and Most Effectual That is the way all druggists sell . Means GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Ma: Of treating the throat and bronchial ‘tubes laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply rn Lb ini i Its effici in W fi h and: Ci pean aaa eae Goes ls wonderful. “Yes antlseptio qualities renase to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents, jy19-6m . '9valuable In Contagious Diseases, ° —e-aOeAs Di htheria, Scarlet Fever, ete. Sold by CELLULOD toilet cases and novelties,. H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, at Dickerman’s. a6 Neveda City L ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soods for os) Gar) Bars (Sar) (Sars opt Sad Sard Was7 Ws CI> SC) Oy Cl) sO, Ob, CLM KID CLM PCI CLA KI (yeic\ £2) Yeas) oo) (ry:) (ry) oaa aS} (20) iar) O@avona P29, Bay) SEEM Sa May a7 WaT VA WRG O59, Ci ee gare “= cD FOU POINTS b To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. e Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” Sar) ap ic) “> x Kix XID 1D, LX KIX KI KIO Seth (ec BS (Sea) LSerh 25a 2S PSS Rr) oh ae) 2 v coy References— My Patrons. Cl (Sb gh pts aches pct act Gar) 205) (Sar) (Sars. (SERS SRN 5a SET SE MEET NEY RT NES BE the Holiday Grade . That was ever brought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, ETC. aati : 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. Our HANDKERCHIEF STOCK Shanceo TH a Fea ew age HAND HOME, Siik Mufflers in all Shades, OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES, e have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSHES for Ladies and Obiidron 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 received 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, OR SECOND SURPRISE SHE Will Take place December I7th. The Ladies of this city will have Pes an opportunity on that day to : get some fine bargains in Winter Wpillinery at Cost. Remember Friday Only. Goods will be laid aside by \ No STALE Goops. OO 660664006 0% ——= I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy ° 3 THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest. Prices, One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. — MAALLAALLAALAAALAAAAARAAARAA OLA HY, NS . LEADER MILLINERY, Brosd Street = . PICDEBOIS,. 3 = ey 2 = ste Cigar we ut Eats = Packed in Small Boxes for the = ; = Christmas Festival. = S7ANAANAMAANAALAAAALANAAAALAAAUNUITS oe Bi Ae EDREAMS RARE I het ETS oe

it to take » ’sShoes. rand Chil its. pair for 25 ir for 25 cts. 1 $1. nts each, 25 cents. ts. STORE, ANAGER. holesome ? ly, All Kinds, LONS. VARIETY. = é er Ib. at will doit. ‘ OCERIES NNED GOODS. — is a Trial Order AYP AbAYPP ALA NTP UAL ig up a house, ding, don't fail to "Siding! or shingles ental meekWuayee Aver uaa UOT UA YP be wf wu & ry, Glassware. . se erie, Boom, Wie to oe : 1 Tinsmithing.el Roofing and for Pine St. _ ‘them down.” He says that future inberries. Also fine canned pineapple, F. > Jewelry and Silverware by THz Frank ~ man buy hima hat. You can get all > the up-to-date styles at Carter & John (cuiennicn ca THE TRANSORIPT. pp TRLEPHON® No. 4, MONDAY..,.,...DEC, 20, 1897, eee TRADE TONIGHT and Young. BOAR D OF J. A, Holdsworth of Graniteville here. ; A Meeting to Boom the Nevada County ~~ Mining Exhibit, A meeting of the Board of Trade will be held at the courthouse tonight to talk over the proposed Nevada county mining exhibit at the Golden Jubilee Fair. Julian Sonntag, secretary of the State Miners’ Association and a member of the Fair Committee, will be present and address the meeting. : All citizens who feel an interest in the matter of getting up a fine display are invited té be present and take part tt the tieeting whether or not they belong to the Board of Trade. Mr. Sonntag said this morning that . the Fair is going to be the most elaborate exposition of the mining indus-. Miss try ever seen on the Coast. Among the. 748 he Special attractions will be a veritable. her home. mine under the Mechanic’s Pavilion, William Wallace of the Netherlands with ‘shaft, drifts, crosscats, stopes,. Mine was in town today en route to etc.; a placer mine in full operation, . Grass Valley. i Moore’s Flat. San Francisco. San Francisco. . this noon’s train. today. county. holidays. Oe , Testing a Mining Claim. and a mammoth representation of the. Chas. H. Mitchell, Deputy Internal North Bloomfield hydraulic mine. Revenue Collector, is in town en route painted by the scenic artist of one of . to the San Juan ridge. the San Francisco theaters. Mrs. 8. A. Sanborn of Lemore, Kings See county, arrived here today and will go up on the San Juan/étage tomorrow. BOST AND McLEOD WIN, Mrs. M. Hussey of Willow Valley left this noon on a visit to relations in They Are Now the Champion Riflemen} Massachusetts and Connecticut. of ¢ ompany C Miss L. Loney of Clear Creek district . is here attending the:teachers examinaPrivates Kilroy and Kitts who re-. tion. She is the guest of Mrs. Mark L. cently challenged any. two menin ComRoberts. pany Cto shoot with them for the Audy McGee, who went to Sacrachampionship have been defeated by. mento to have cataracts removed from Sergeant McLeod and Private Bost, the . his eyes, returned home Saturday night. atter yesterday beatingthem by a. He can now see well. , ‘total score of 503 to 479 and winning. Miss Mary Sharkey, sister of the late ‘the championship. Kitts and Kilroy . Mrs. Jas. Foley, returned yesterday to ,'won the first two matches of the series,. Sacramento. Miss Sharkey is cashier ‘then Bost and McLeod took the next. in Hale Bros.’ Sacramento store. three. Mrs. A. B. Loebenstein of Honolulu The score yesterday was as follows :/and A. Loebenstein of Santa Rosa, arAt the 200-yard range—Bost-18, Mo-. rived here. Saturday night on a visit to ‘Leod 19, Kilroy 17, Kitts 19. Mrs. Joseph Hitchcock of Selby Flat. At the 300-yard rang—Bost 20, Mc© ‘Leod 19, Kilroy 11, Kitts 19. Boarders Wanted. At the 500-yard range—Bost 20, McAny one desiring excellent board, Leod 11, Kilroy 18, Kitts 17. with or without lodging, can find good The total number of points made by. . accommodations at the Mills’ house on each of the contestants.in the 5 matches . Main street. Transient as well as regwere as follows: Bost, 257; McLeod, . ular custom is also solicited. 246 ; Kitts, 247 ; Kilroy, 232. Trustees Meeting Postponed. FINE FANCY GROCERIES, A called meeting ot the Board of City 5 i shoitibe ea helt thie’ chierucou, ce Articles That Are Neaded During the Hol which it was decided to postpone the iday Seasoa. special meeting set for this evening,. ‘The feasting and merry-making cusowing to the meeting of the Board of. tomary at Christmas time is always Trade which will be held at the Court} tooked forward to with pleasure by old House tonight: The Board favored the and young. In order to prepare the proposed action regarding a mineral. usual dishes and the many delicacies exhibit from Nevada county at the Ju-. served.on that occasion, it is necessary bilee Mining Fair in San Fruncisco. that the cook be furnished with proper Next Thursday evening the Trustees] ingredients. It is also essential, if the will meet again. best results ate desired, that the articles used be of the very finest quality. P. G. Scadden, at his store on CommerT, J. Nolton, the mining promoter . cial street, has a large stock of everyfrom Siskiyou county, and D. Goodsell, . thing in the grocery line, and will fill a capitalist of Portloud, Oregon, have . your orders promptly. His goods are gone to Washingiou district to make . fresh and of the finest quality—two imarrangements for prospecting John. portant facts to be considered. Mince McCarthy’s quartz claim. They will} meat in bulk or in packages, equal to take out and work a quantity of the} the best home-made product, and for ore, and if everything is satisfactory . less money than you can make it. a sale of the property will be effected.} Fresh sweet potatoes are something of a luxury at this season, but they can Fast Driving Stopped. be procured at Scadden’s. He has just Last night some would-be bloods . recived a lot of fancy crackers in box‘were driving about town at a break. Ss, also new crop raisins, currants, cit‘meck pace, and Officer Kilroy “called . ron, lemon and orange peel and cranfractions of the fast-driving ordinance . fancy preserves in bottles and jars and " ts. a host of other nice things. Just call ee ieee 2c rene around at P. G. Scadden’s for your holA Couple of iday articles. d20-8t Fine Windows. Catt. de Gactas O. Gaylord.’ the "Those that went down Broad street. Broad street groger. tf xyesterday had the pleasure of seeing Plenty of Nice Things Lett. as fine a show of Watches, Diamonds, plbnaie Nothwithstanding the immense busi ‘GoLpen JEwELRY Company as is ever. ness done by Luetje & Brand duriug shown in large cities. ‘, . the past week they still have on hand Those intending buying Xmas pres-; the largest and most elegant lot of ents would do well to call on them as as ip a of riage ina silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in ages “ee Aaron i this city. Their prices are so much Notice. lower for fine goods is the reason their the undersigned barbers respect-. trade has assumed such large proporsee notify our pages hereby that . tions. The old and reliable firm has our shops will be closed all day Sunalways been in the lead, and will alday, Dec. 26th, and open all day on. ways maintain the reputation of sellChristmas : ing a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol Azert Cook, lar. Don’t buy anything in this line Cuas. Sterrens & Gates, . until you have first visited . Le Dunstze, a18-5t LEUIJE & BRAND'S. . Bray, shia Wa. WALTERS, Steady Boy Wanted. Cuas. KE. Witp, ——— : d20-2t O. L. Brmpson To make himself generally useful : about astore. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Head Gear. Commercial street. tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present.»)The prices for these are very lowat: . LUETJE & BRAND'S They Are Gems. If you want to please the old gentleals DON'T BE MISLED, Luetje & 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 be-convinced that we are selling Yickel Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silare and Novelties cheaper than y other store in thecounty. Rememr OUR guarantee is worth something > you. ten’s. Those elegant Embroidered Suspenders for 75 cents, $1 00, $1 25 up to $2 60. At Carter & Johnson’s. dalz 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. aig \ RSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old J. A. Lipman of Maybert is in town. Mrs. Lord Housman of Gold Flat is Thos. Vizzard came down today from * Mrs. J.B. Oarr has returned ‘from Pricer elihan igh :eosteampes ty petty larcenists, common dranks and all-around toughs of the deepest dye. They sing a great deal and favor their comrades with a regular concert or With @ Hatchet. INA SCRAPE. i now vofring Stent Gott Tries to Behead a Neighbor COULDN'T STAND ILL LUCK. So He Took His Life With Car. bolic Acid: ee '. 75 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, ___ From § cents to $1 00 each} A magnificent stock of Linen Art Goods, Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Fancy Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Mrs. H. Stansfield has returned from Charles Stephan and family left on Jerry Noonan, who has been at Moore’s Fiat, returned to Sacramento Charles Kent returned today to the Pioneer mine near Towle, Placer A _Alvab Morgan, who is studying dentistry at San Francisco, is home for the. 4. eunie Meek of Camptonville. ” ¢ Saturday night en route to Cartzr & JouNsTon. . Pacific wioh Polyposie. Ceres Ife Ualand, the iver, (leaving a small cash advance. clonies, i) at pare two every day., Their voices harmonize beautifully, and most of the s are given ‘with delicacy and feeling. They have a big repertoire, consisting mainly of religions hymns and sentimental ballads. Today they gave one of their “song recitals” and this was the program : 1, “When Jesus Washed My Sins 2 aw here’s My Wandering Boy ToD q er Sy -. “Nearer My God to Thee.” “Home, Sweet Home.” ; 5. “Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.” . “A Violet From Mother's Grave.” The only thing that occurred to mar the symmetry and enjoyment of the concert was when at the ‘conclusion of the ballad, “Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight ?” and just as the last sad sweet notes of the refrain were softly melting away, a brakebeam tourist from Truckee who is doing a term for stealing a bible and trying to pawn it, bellowed out at the top of bis Voice, “Locked up safe in the Nevada county jail, you pack of blankety blanks,you.” The first base and the second tenor were immediately appointed a committee on politeness by the indignant colony. They took the Truckeeite to the “kitchen” and turning on the hydrant at the sink held his head under tbe stream for five minutes. They then filled his mouth, nose and ears with brown soap. 5 ‘Grove’s Tasteress Cit, Tonio is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier, Remove’ 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 Grove’s. —jy19-6m 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. @F H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. a3

Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN. STOP AT THR FAMOUS E! Paso de Robles SPRINGS. Prices Reduced —To— $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel on the Pa: ifie Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequailed for their medieinal value in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Biood and Skin Diseases. Trains leave Third and Townsend St: San Francisco, Calif., —s morning at 8: arriving at Springs at 3:30 P. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. &. F. BURNS, Manager. and Pleasure Resor Typewriters © They Educate as Well as Please .. Provide the chiidren with the means to obtain a livelil.cod for themselves, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a profitable investment for your boy or girl. Sand 6 Front] &., San Franciave. Queen Lily Soap . o The Finest Laundry Soap In the Mare Washes Without Rubbing and does not in. my the clothes, The largest Family Washng can be done in three to four hours. a girl of twelve years of agecandoa washing with this soap. Me £@F-BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.@g Made in San Francisce. Ask your dealer for itand thus help build we home industry. : L. FP. PISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, CaliBoome fornia strect, Sau Francisco’ ai LUETJE & BRAND. Seog Am =, ecm a ei Ice Por Robin Hood Whisky ++) Those Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters Ge to Britland’s Council Obamber. . for $10. At Carter &Johusten’s. ais! ongs . Edward L. Arnold have been arrested Is complete and they are all of the latest designs, ranging 9. ON WRENN & CO, from 5 cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Ladies jand Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. Wansan, Ind., December 20.—Edward F. Moon took a dose of carbolic atid today and soon after died from the effects of the dose. He was once a wealthy merchant and moved in high circles. He speculated ‘in grain extensively and his fortune rapidly disappeared till he became poor. Banks Must Hang. Wasuineton, Dec. 20.—The United States Supreme Court today affirmed the decision of the lower court in the case of J. J. Ebanks, the California wife murderer. ( Baseball Yesterday, San Francisco, December 20,—Yesterday’s ball games were: Gilt Edge 28, Alerts 1; Santa Olara 6, Santa Cruz 4; Olympic 6, Reliance 5. Letting Out Conductors. San Francisco, Dec. 20.—Fear and consternation prevaiis among the passenger conductors of the 8. P. R. R. Four of them who have been on the road for years have been discharged, and it is feared others are marked. Fresno, December 10.—George A. and on @ charge of assault with intent to commit murder. The complaining witness is Edward L, Palmer. All of. the parties aré prominent and wealthy ‘citizens, Palmer was building a fence across land claimed by him and E. L. Arnold, and George Arnold ordered him to desist. He refused. Shortly after the two brothers appeared on thw scene, George having a hatchet and Edward a pistol. The formerflung the hatchet at Palmer who threw up his hands to ward off the blow which would otherwise have killed him. Three of Palmer’s fingers were cut off. He today brought suit against George Arnold for $11,000 damages. The defendant is a justice of the peace at Huron. ES ei Fitzsimmons Will Fight, Cuicaco, December 20. — Martin Julian, brother-in-law and manager of Fitzsimmons, says the lank pugilist has reconsidered his former determination to not enter the prize ring again, and will fight Corbett. Brusx, comb and tray sets—beauties. : FE: ¢ . Which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. Good Things for Christmas Dinner wore, Neseenoovorooroooorcoosoocee eo Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ‘ROBIN HOOD. Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer. India Relish, Chutney. fw He ot INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME » ® » Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. ASAE INES HENS IENE TEES ME MSY ; +} + > EE EEE RIES ES : : : ‘Ny Sy Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s. a6 Dasa: Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please return to this office. dal6-tf. ee A Nice Toy Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulsters with a high collar for the boy is better. At Carter & J ohnston’s, . d18 wo No Cure—No Pay. Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhalation, gives the Safest and Most Effectual That is the way all druggists sell . Means GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Ma: Of treating the throat and bronchial ‘tubes laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply rn Lb ini i Its effici in W fi h and: Ci pean aaa eae Goes ls wonderful. “Yes antlseptio qualities renase to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents, jy19-6m . '9valuable In Contagious Diseases, ° —e-aOeAs Di htheria, Scarlet Fever, ete. Sold by CELLULOD toilet cases and novelties,. H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, at Dickerman’s. a6 Neveda City L ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soods for os) Gar) Bars (Sar) (Sars opt Sad Sard Was7 Ws CI> SC) Oy Cl) sO, Ob, CLM KID CLM PCI CLA KI (yeic\ £2) Yeas) oo) (ry:) (ry) oaa aS} (20) iar) O@avona P29, Bay) SEEM Sa May a7 WaT VA WRG O59, Ci ee gare “= cD FOU POINTS b To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. e Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” Sar) ap ic) “> x Kix XID 1D, LX KIX KI KIO Seth (ec BS (Sea) LSerh 25a 2S PSS Rr) oh ae) 2 v coy References— My Patrons. Cl (Sb gh pts aches pct act Gar) 205) (Sar) (Sars. (SERS SRN 5a SET SE MEET NEY RT NES BE the Holiday Grade . That was ever brought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, ETC. aati : 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. Our HANDKERCHIEF STOCK Shanceo TH a Fea ew age HAND HOME, Siik Mufflers in all Shades, OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES, e have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSHES for Ladies and Obiidron 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 received 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, OR SECOND SURPRISE SHE Will Take place December I7th. The Ladies of this city will have Pes an opportunity on that day to : get some fine bargains in Winter Wpillinery at Cost. Remember Friday Only. Goods will be laid aside by \ No STALE Goops. OO 660664006 0% ——= I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy ° 3 THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest. Prices, One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. — MAALLAALLAALAAALAAAAARAAARAA OLA HY, NS . LEADER MILLINERY, Brosd Street = . PICDEBOIS,. 3 = ey 2 = ste Cigar we ut Eats = Packed in Small Boxes for the = ; = Christmas Festival. = S7ANAANAMAANAALAAAALANAAAALAAAUNUITS oe Bi Ae EDREAMS RARE I het ETS oe