December 24, 1898 (4 pages)

eveaceosteoth args ree oct e mee nwteere ed CP & en ed assortment. [tf] Tvetye & Branp, THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY. . Published vening except Sundays anal Lass) Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. MN. P, BROWN, L, 8. CALKINS. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Turkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Councit CHAMBER. 419-2 A continuation of clear, cold weather is assured by observer Hammon. — Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf Cream of Maize, the new breakfast mush, and chipped beef fresh cut ‘and in: quantities to suit at Gaylord & Son’s tf. Major Heuer, of the Debris Commission, is expected here in a day or two to inspect Gray & Bullards’s new dam, on Little Deer creek. : The. committee in .charge of the Native Daughters’ New Year ball an-. . nounce that children under sixteen years of age will not be admitted on the floor. Remittiturs in the case of Cline vs. Robbins and Vincent vs. Collins, which were tried in the Superior Court of this county and affirmed by the Supreme Court, have been received. Make the Boy Happy. You can do so by buying him a nice suit or overcoat. You can get just what you want at Carter & Johnston’s. tf Christmas Carol Singers. ~' A party consisting of Charles Carveth, John Werry, C. N. Harry and son, J. Nancarrow, J. C. Roberts, Nick Bennetts, R. Bennetts, William H. Andrews, John Polkinghorn and Sam Mills, will sing Christmas carols early this evening at the corner of Broad and Pine streetsp and afterwards at the exercisesin the Congregationnal church. William Herrick’s Sad Christmas. William Herrick, the twenty-theeeyear old overcoat thief who has a mania _for stealing, pleaded guilty in the Superior Court this afternoon to petty larceny and prior conviction. Judge Nilon sentenced him to a year and a half in the San Quentin prison. He will be taken down Monday. SEE Where Language Ran Out. Baron Cassiers, when he first came to this country, made a trip to Lexington on behalf of a friend of his in Paris who asked him to secure a very fine horse. While in Lexington ‘he was treated most hospitably. Although he did not speak the best of English, he found himself getting along handsomely with the Kentuckians. On the afternoon of the first day he inquired of one of his entertainers, “Should I de_sire to invite the gentleman to drink, how should I say it?” The enthusiastic Bourbonite replied, “Will you do me the honor,sir, todrink with me, sir?” “It is very good,” replied the baron; “bat if the gentlemen asked me to drink what should I say?” “The plan here is to slap him on the back, sir, and say, ‘It gives me great pleasure, sir, to drink with you.’” “I¢ is very good,” replied the baron, “but if Iam satisfied and don’t want to drink any more and wish to decline an offer to drink, what would I say? ” “You are a fool” replied the astounded Kentuckian. “There is no expression in the English language to cover that idea.” 2 ’ Tar “SypskiDojek,” which is not a Japanese puzzle, but the name of a Servian newspaper, has ceased pnblication, the Government having successively locked up sixteen editors oi th sheet. Under the circumstances it really seems as if a temporary suspension would be excusable, K. of P. Funeral.: The officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., are hereby ordered to appear at their castle Hall at 1:30 o’clock Monday afternoon to attend the funeral of their late brother, Frank A. Eilerman. H.J. Rogers, C. C. B.N. SHorcrart, K. of R. 8. + eee > Silver Plated Ware. We have a larger and better stock ‘in Silver Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come and take a look at them. [d8-tf] Luetse & BRAND. —_————~+-0@ 0 -—_—_____— Specialities For the Holidays. For many years the store of Wm. G. Richards, the Broad street grocer, has deservedly ranked as one of the busiest and most popular business houses in the county. Its patronage is built up on merit and there is consequently a steady growth in its magnitude. Mr* Richards’ business plan is to sell the very finest class of goods 4t uniformly low prices—to serve the public “on honor” and thus retain their confidence and trade. At present the store is making a specialty of choice holiday goods, such as mince meat, orange, citron and lemon’ peel, canned delicacies of all kinds, etc. Remember the name and .the place— ‘ Wm. G. Ricwarps, n 80-tf. The Broad Street Grocer. Opera Glasses Are useful and make excellent presents for the ladies. We have a fine GRASS VALLEY NEWS. .DEC. 24, 1898. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over, The Telephone, ° Mrs. Fred Stokes reached here today from Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McKay arrived this morning. James;;Hicks was arrested this afternoon for béating a Chinaman. William Jenkins,’ bookkeeper for Wilhelm, Clinch & Co,, has the measles. Obris Flemiug, a well-known young miner, is dying today of pneumonia. ‘A son of Superintendent Robinson of the Allison Ranch mine is here from Satter Creek. ‘ This afternoon physicians inserted a tube in the’windpipe of the four-yearold daughter of Joseph Gussaway, who has membraneous croup. T. C. Hocking, editor of the Modesto Herald, and wife are here to spend the holidays with relatives. Mr. Hocking used to be editor of the Tidings. Harry Crimmins died at the home of Richard Trathen on the corner of Colfax Avenue and Henderson street last night. He wasa member of the Foresters of America and™“the Miners’ Union, Frank T. Kelly, brother-in-law of ‘Thomas Nolan, died here this morning of quinsy, pneumonia and secondary heart failure. He was aged 18 years, 2 months and 9 days. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from St. Canice Catholic church at Nevada City and the body will be interred in the Catholic cemetery on West Broad street, where his father and mother are buried. . Kelly was a bright young man and would have graduated from the high school next summer. Snare Solid Gold Watches. .™ We are offering the people better and finer solid gold. watches, silver and nickel watches for ladies.and gentlemen, girls or boys. tf THe F. Gotpen JEWELRY Co. cee To be Married Tonight. At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sehwartz on Boulder. street their son Charles and Miss ‘Madge Roberts of Plymouth, Amador county, will be married this evening. Rev. J. Sims of the Congregational church will perform the ceremony. The bridesmaid will be Miss Mary Finnie of Plymouth and Will Baltz, cousin of the groom, will be groomsman. Miss Roberts is one of the most charming and popular young ladies of Amador county. Mr. Schwariz is a Past President of Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons, and one of our leading young men. The TRANnscRiPT extends its best wishes to the fortunate couple. CHOICE CHRISTMAS MEATS. i The Keystone Market Has a Large Stock on Hand. Grissel Bros., proprietors of the above well-known market, have made special preparations to furnish their customers during the holidays with the choicest meats to be obtained: anywhere. All their Christmas beeves are young, and are large, fat specimens of the bovine family, selected expressly for the occasion. Their pork is fine and firm, the hogs being carefully kept and corn-fed, which insures good, sweet meat. As fine mutton as you ever saw can be had at Grissel Bros.’ market. The sheep were stall fed and the meat is first-class. In the line of sausage, bolognas, frankfurters, hams, bacon and lard they have a large stock and all of the best quality. For fine meats of all kinds give them a call. 422-3t IS gpa es 2 Homann’s 25cent fruit cakes sell fine ‘ cet ote SD Nice Enough to Eat Are those handsome Ties, consisting of all the latest.styles in Puffs, Teck, Imperials, Four-in-Hands, Boas, Clubs and Windsors, at Carter & Johnston’s. NR rR Fine Opal Rings. Luetje & Brand have received some of the finest Opal Rings that ever came totown. Just take a look at them in the window, _ tf GONE 10 BIS REST, © . me Se “SS ENE . Here is a story about Spurgeon. He once passed a stovuemason> who, after Prank A. Bilerman Paid the Debt af each stroke of his hammer, cursed and Nature Last Night. ‘swore. Mr. Spurgeon laid his hand on At a quarter past eight o’clock last bis shoulder and, looking kindly at him, evening Frank A. Eilerman, who was Said: “You are an adept at swearing. born in 1840 in Bremen, Germany, Can you also pray?” breathed his last at his home on Broad . With another oath he replied, “Not street. An honest, liberal citizen was very likely.” ie lost to Nevada City when he died. SSHolding up 5 shillings, Mr. Spurgeon Before voming to California in the said if he would promise never to pray fifties he had been a cook ona Missis-. he would give him that. sippi river steamer. After his arrival) “That is easily earned,” said the man, he mined awhile in Butte county and with a fresh oath, and put it in bis drove stage in the Sacramento valley. pocket. When Spurgeon left, the man At Marysville he had as a volunteer . began to feel a little queer. When he fireman distinguished himself by saving . went home, his wife asked him what a young lady’s life during one of the . ailed him, and he told her. “It is great fires that swept the city of the . Judas’ money!” said the man, and ona plains. Coming to Nevada City he was; sudden impulse he threw it into. the employed as-steward at the National, fire. The wife found it and took it out hotel, from which house he subse. and discovered who had given it to him quently went to Stumpi’s hotel. of The man took it back to Spurgeon, who which he in time became owner andj conversed long with him, warning him, tion by fire. He next conducted the) o¢ his flock. saloon at the Milwaukee Brewery and! : later removed to the location on Broad “Drop In legal ye ole ride aah vay bation ceeae te OF take a look at. Luetje” & Brand’s mad UA cide Of tes . Toilet: articles in Bteriing Silver and Ohief of the Department. He also beGold Filled goods. They are poe Teter: longed to the local Kuights of Pythias . out aud Sh ARy Drice. Sel ae ed and Red Men. He leaves one son, . Best and freshest confectionery at Fred Kilerman of this city, his wife . Homann’s. fi abd-tf having died when the latter was very . tists te abit young. His brother Barney was for a! Can Be Had on Easy long time postmaster at Marysvilleand; Here isa Sparkiing Idea for the end he has a nephew who is a well-known . of the year. For’ an Xmas_ present band musician and is employed in a, there is nothing nicer than s Diamond, A Good Spurgeon Story. jierms. railroad office at San Francisco. land they can be had on easy terms at The funeral will take place Monday . Luetje & Brand’s. d8-tf afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from Mr. Hil-. SC et ee wey ’ . Homann does his own baking. d5-tf erman’s late home on Broad street. 7 Seo ae . Kid Gloves, in all shades, at Maher’s. in Various Colors. re ee feet Prices to Suit. Everybody needs a fine Umbrella . and we have them in different colors . fate ee e 2 : cont ae oe with the Latest Handlés. Call and sea,. as ~ samt enter vee oe them at Luetje & Brand’s. Git OE SOMME as " nt o@e Holiday Specialties at .Tam’s. . ' Tam, the pioneer restaurateur and confectioner on Pine: street, is better Cail and See T:iem. Remember that you will fiud one of ‘the best Holiday Stocks in the county prepared this year than ever before for at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are alFog eaves trade. iways pledsed to show their goods e is Nevada City’s agent for the whether you wisH to purchase or not. celebrated Berswick Bay oysters—tie ssa ROLE a2 TET Te —— best in the market—whlch he sells at, BORN. 50 cents the large can. emerge reeriaa Ret ary He also has on sale a fine assortment. in this city, December 23, 1898, to the of “penny goods” candies for the Christ. wife of O. E Evans, a mane hter mas trade. d-20tf. . At Town Talk, December 23, 1898, to : . the wife of J. M. Kitts, a daughter. } : . At Grass. Valley, December 22, 1898, Notice to Creditors. . to the wife of William Harvey, a son. EStAts OF. CHAREES: F. HATES: Di . : Sem aearenaneemneneentseeenianen ceased, Notice is hereby given by the} DIED undersigned, Administrator of the estate of . Charles fF. Bates, deceased, to the creditors . —————.— : eeofand all persons having claims against the . 5 said Gesessed. to ex nibtt phen with the nee-! In Gold Hill Nevada, December 22, essary vouchers within four months after t if R ¢ a3 CGorthe first publication of this notice, to the . Honvrab, beloved wile af James aos said Administrator, at-his-office; the sture of -™4N, a Native . of Cherokee, Nevada schmidt Bros., Pine street Nevada City, Ne-. county, California, aged 38 years and 9 vada county, California, the same being the , day place for the transaction of the business of ; ays. said estate. E SCH) zB tins One barge Scar I; /.] That Remains ef Great Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Crand, Compicte Cure by Heood’s Sarsaparilia After Others Failed. “J was taken.with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a serofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs. They were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face Jooked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me ‘and advised 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 so, 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 theyre all gone. \ T have never had any symptonrot serdfula since. One large scar on my right arm is allthe sign that remains of my terrible affliction. The néuralgia is also cured,’ Mrs. J. M. Hatcu, Etna, New Hampshire. Hood’s “tanta Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. He %o H are the only pills to take Hood bE) Pills with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder. Easy to clean and economieal. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. Indispensable in every household Enterprise ae Raisin and Grape Seeder Is sold at all hardware stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp fer the ‘Enterprising ILousekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTii?RISE MFG. CO, OF PA., Philadelphia, Pa. Makers of the Enserprise Meat Chopper. Administrator of the estate of Charles F, Bates, deceased Dated December 24, 1898, Thos. S. Ford, Att’y for estate. d24 Kix cbs plex cto bx atx 2ct> . a a Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica, \ + Sauterne, Riesling, Burgundy, a . ‘ Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle } = & or case. Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 up, Table Claret, per gallon, 50: up. IMPORTED CHIANTI WINE, ‘By Case or Bottle. 5, . i Cyrus Noble ’Whiskies, ? and ieee ‘yy Manhattan Club. wiwiwimaws Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, In gallons, half gallon cans—also by the bottle. Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. Solid Oak, Highly Petished, Gnly $17.50. [EB™ See our French Cognac and Champaynes Dollars in Your Purse. -Th cs a Sherry Wine, per gallon from $1 up, . tyes? I g ow) 9 LATEST. come ~~ This: Elegant. ROUND EXTENSION TABLE, Holiday Display. $2.50. is Oak Center Table 24x24, Polished Top, all Solid Oak, Brass Feet, forpe2.o0. é) Nez BY: AES Ss 5 a w2 Ra ey . a , — SHAW Co. Artistically Engraved.Spoons. a : Fine « Here is something for a friend. astern sogar-c abroad—a fine souvenir spoon with the cents a pound, Claret witie Champion and Providence quartz. ® bottle at J.J. Jao mines and ‘the North Bloomfield hy-. > : draulic mine engraved in the bowl; at Luetje & Brand’s. tf at 25 cents re SN Fine Holiday Groceries. P. G. Scadden of Commercial strest ee ae is just now making a specialty of extra fine holiday groceries of which A Boxing Match. cs All the late shades and colors in dress . recently received a large and veryom and street gloves, Just the thing for!plete assortment. All the delicacies a’ Christmas present. At Carter &. known to the trade are on sale in Mr Johnston’s, tf . Seadden’s: store at hed-rock prices, . ~ 4 0@e 6 Hotel, restaurant and boarding house A Pair of Gold Spectacles keepers, housewives and others will Would make a nice Xmas present. In-. find it to their interest to bear this anh. spect onr assortment—the prices will . nouncement in mind when making their suit. {tf] Lurrss & Branp. . purchases. l0-t¢. “f TIME 2 GETTING . SHORT Christmas Will Be Here Soon. ssteaetninangeeed i. e 4 nl” 7 wanes f LADIES, DON’T WAIT. — MAHER & GO. SENDS GREETING TO THE} , PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY. We take this methed of Wishing You All a Merry Christmas and a Bright and Prosperous New Year, and at the same time to return you our sincere thanks for “your kindness to us during the year. We expeet during the coming year to make greater efforts than ever to meet the wants of the people of Nevada County. ¥ . Ladies, do not wait until the last day, if you do your pleasure in buying will be semewhat marred by the crowd and‘*the rush that yon may expect to find the last day and night. Waa Our stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Handkerchiefs, is grand, and our stock in Kid Gloves, Neck(wear,' Feather Boas, Fans, Umbrellas, Aprons and Fancy Goods is more complete than ever before. — ae Respectfully, ~ MAHER>®-CO. The Absence From our stock ,of Watches, Tewelry, etc., of anything of doubtful quality inspires a feeling of confidence in our patrons. And the test of years ‘will prove that it is not misplaced. We offer only goods that we can fully recommend. Whether it is Gold standard or Silver standard, or merely Plated ware, each will be found THE BEST OF ITS KIND. We have a very large assortment of Ladies and Gent's Gola and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Sewelry, Silver Ware, ete. We have the most beautiful stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to this city and the prices are very low. Come and see the beautiful things whether you wish to purchase or not. Luetje & Brand, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. . . LEGG © . HOLIDAYS. FOR THE on good and stylish goods. Men’s All Wool Stylisly Suits, them from now until Xmas for $7.95. stores and we will convince you that: Stores—Broad street, Névada City; Examine carefully every item and you will find that it means dollars to you by buying from us, Anything you can’t find at our Nevada QVity Branch Store we will get it for you from our Great Grass Valley Store. _ We Will Save You 35 Per Cent. teed—now at our stores, $3.95 per suit. ‘ Men’s Fine Black Clay, any style you wish. They are fresh—new res this fall, and are worth to any one $12 50 and $15. At our stores you will get oa Men’s Fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers. The Undershirts oe double and single breasted. They are a bargain at $1.50 per suit. From now! until Xmas, at our two stores, you can get them for 95c a Suit. Men’s Shoes, Congress and Lace. ‘hey are worth $2 a pair. Until Xmas you can buy them from us for $1.00 a pair. : Rubber Goods. You can save at our stores, from now until Xmas, 25 to. 40 percent. Remember, all of our goods are guaranteed.or money back. It is . impossible for us to give you the full price list, but we invite all to call at our. We are Record Breakers in Low Prices. ‘Of Good, Stylish and Seasonable Goods. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfully, ai TEaik: VWON DEE. ‘ aes H. LEVITT, Proprietor. . round and square cut—they are guaranand mountings. beauty. strength, lasting odors, Main street, Grass Valley. ¢ You Are Invited to Call at , ? DICKMERINA Rss . And Inspect Our Stock of 1. ART MEDALIONS—A choice line of subjects ° PERFUME ATOMIZERS—Every number a 3. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES-—Are Fall Me CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. 5. ALUMINUM OMB Warranted not to tarnish, 6. LEATHER GOODS—Embracing Purses, Card and Traveling Cases, oe GAMES AND TOY BOOKS—Ai!I new this year. 8. CAMERAS—Will please and instruct you and . your girls and boys. a AND BRUSH SETS — H. DICKERMAN, — Masonic Building, Cor. Ping and Commercial Sts ? * sats os ian Si ~ rs Lecture an a: Tt is not vada Oity ing a. man Myron Lc nett of Sai “Mr. Lo: { Laughs’ j 'Sinta Ros: lightfal. it comparab] f REV. W from the 1 , were SO rc Prince of Mr. Lo odist chu nesday by lar price ¢ tickets wi at the doc nston Gol In the vel quality a at Luetje A The G edition, j racy apd sists of t ed pages ing Unio able and county’s Itisa on the coun spread d Would b Slippers Johnsto A For Mes. 8 ent of Ge morning was.a na aged 38 aud fou place in at 2 0o’cl The f Jerry v Chamb for all : { hav keys. lot of 1 market lowest Bros. 0 signed, da21-4 For . coats— Lad Rich embal vada ( maser, One

eveaceosteoth args ree oct e mee nwteere ed CP & en ed assortment. [tf] Tvetye & Branp, THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY.. . Published vening except Sundays anal Lass) Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. MN. P, BROWN, L, 8. CALKINS. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Turkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Councit CHAMBER. 419-2 A continuation of clear, cold weather is assured by observer Hammon. — Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf Cream of Maize, the new breakfast mush, and chipped beef fresh cut ‘and in: quantities to suit at Gaylord & Son’s tf. Major Heuer, of the Debris Commission, is expected here in a day or two to inspect Gray & Bullards’s new dam, on Little Deer creek. : The. committee in .charge of the Native Daughters’ New Year ball an-. . nounce that children under sixteen years of age will not be admitted on the floor. Remittiturs in the case of Cline vs. Robbins and Vincent vs. Collins, which were tried in the Superior Court of this county and affirmed by the Supreme Court, have been received. Make the Boy Happy. You can do so by buying him a nice suit or overcoat. You can get just what you want at Carter & Johnston’s. tf Christmas Carol Singers. ~' A party consisting of Charles Carveth, John Werry, C. N. Harry and son, J. Nancarrow, J. C. Roberts, Nick Bennetts, R. Bennetts, William H. Andrews, John Polkinghorn and Sam Mills, will sing Christmas carols early this evening at the corner of Broad and Pine streetsp and afterwards at the exercisesin the Congregationnal church. William Herrick’s Sad Christmas. William Herrick, the twenty-theeeyear old overcoat thief who has a mania _for stealing, pleaded guilty in the Superior Court this afternoon to petty larceny and prior conviction. Judge Nilon sentenced him to a year and a half in the San Quentin prison. He will be taken down Monday. SEE Where Language Ran Out. Baron Cassiers, when he first came to this country, made a trip to Lexington on behalf of a friend of his in Paris who asked him to secure a very fine horse. While in Lexington ‘he was treated most hospitably. Although he did not speak the best of English, he found himself getting along handsomely with the Kentuckians. On the afternoon of the first day he inquired of one of his entertainers, “Should I de_sire to invite the gentleman to drink, how should I say it?” The enthusiastic Bourbonite replied, “Will you do me the honor,sir, todrink with me, sir?” “It is very good,” replied the baron; “bat if the gentlemen asked me to drink what should I say?” “The plan here is to slap him on the back, sir, and say, ‘It gives me great pleasure, sir, to drink with you.’” “I¢ is very good,” replied the baron, “but if Iam satisfied and don’t want to drink any more and wish to decline an offer to drink, what would I say? ” “You are a fool” replied the astounded Kentuckian. “There is no expression in the English language to cover that idea.” 2 ’ Tar “SypskiDojek,” which is not a Japanese puzzle, but the name of a Servian newspaper, has ceased pnblication, the Government having successively locked up sixteen editors oi th sheet. Under the circumstances it really seems as if a temporary suspension would be excusable, K. of P. Funeral.: The officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., are hereby ordered to appear at their castle Hall at 1:30 o’clock Monday afternoon to attend the funeral of their late brother, Frank A. Eilerman. H.J. Rogers, C. C. B.N. SHorcrart, K. of R. 8. + eee > Silver Plated Ware. We have a larger and better stock ‘in Silver Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come and take a look at them. [d8-tf] Luetse & BRAND. —_————~+-0@ 0 -—_—_____— Specialities For the Holidays. For many years the store of Wm. G. Richards, the Broad street grocer, has deservedly ranked as one of the busiest and most popular business houses in the county.. Its patronage is built up on merit and there is consequently a steady growth in its magnitude. Mr* Richards’ business plan is to sell the very finest class of goods 4t uniformly low prices—to serve the public “on honor” and thus retain their confidence and trade. At present the store is making a specialty of choice holiday goods, such as mince meat, orange, citron and lemon’ peel, canned delicacies of all kinds, etc. Remember the name and .the place— ‘ Wm. G. Ricwarps, n 80-tf. The Broad Street Grocer. Opera Glasses Are useful and make excellent presents for the ladies. We have a fine GRASS VALLEY NEWS. ..DEC. 24, 1898. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over, The Telephone, ° Mrs. Fred Stokes reached here today from Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McKay arrived this morning. James;;Hicks was arrested this afternoon for béating a Chinaman. William Jenkins,’ bookkeeper for Wilhelm, Clinch & Co,, has the measles. Obris Flemiug, a well-known young miner, is dying today of pneumonia. ‘A son of Superintendent Robinson of the Allison Ranch mine is here from Satter Creek. ‘ This afternoon physicians inserted a tube in the’windpipe of the four-yearold daughter of Joseph Gussaway, who has membraneous croup. T. C. Hocking, editor of the Modesto Herald, and wife are here to spend the holidays with relatives. Mr. Hocking used to be editor of the Tidings. Harry Crimmins died at the home of Richard Trathen on the corner of Colfax Avenue and Henderson street last night. He wasa member of the Foresters of America and™“the Miners’ Union, Frank T. Kelly, brother-in-law of ‘Thomas Nolan, died here this morning of quinsy, pneumonia and secondary heart failure. He was aged 18 years, 2 months and 9 days. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from St. Canice Catholic church at Nevada City and the body will be interred in the Catholic cemetery on West Broad street, where his father and mother are buried. . Kelly was a bright young man and would have graduated from the high school next summer. Snare Solid Gold Watches. .™ We are offering the people better and finer solid gold. watches, silver and nickel watches for ladies.and gentlemen, girls or boys. tf THe F. Gotpen JEWELRY Co. cee To be Married Tonight. At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sehwartz on Boulder. street their son Charles and Miss ‘Madge Roberts of Plymouth, Amador county, will be married this evening. Rev. J. Sims of the Congregational church will perform the ceremony. The bridesmaid will be Miss Mary Finnie of Plymouth and Will Baltz, cousin of the groom, will be groomsman. Miss Roberts is one of the most charming and popular young ladies of Amador county. Mr. Schwariz is a Past President of Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons, and one of our leading young men. The TRANnscRiPT extends its best wishes to the fortunate couple. CHOICE CHRISTMAS MEATS. i The Keystone Market Has a Large Stock on Hand. Grissel Bros., proprietors of the above well-known market, have made special preparations to furnish their customers during the holidays with the choicest meats to be obtained: anywhere. All their Christmas beeves are young, and are large, fat specimens of the bovine family, selected expressly for the occasion. Their pork is fine and firm, the hogs being carefully kept and corn-fed, which insures good, sweet meat. As fine mutton as you ever saw can be had at Grissel Bros.’ market. The sheep were stall fed and the meat is first-class. In the line of sausage, bolognas, frankfurters, hams, bacon and lard they have a large stock and all of the best quality. For fine meats of all kinds give them a call. 422-3t IS gpa es 2 Homann’s 25cent fruit cakes sell fine ‘ cet ote SD Nice Enough to Eat Are those handsome Ties, consisting of all the latest.styles in Puffs, Teck, Imperials, Four-in-Hands, Boas, Clubs and Windsors, at Carter & Johnston’s. NR rR Fine Opal Rings. Luetje & Brand have received some of the finest Opal Rings that ever came totown. Just take a look at them in the window, _ tf GONE 10 BIS REST, © . me Se “SS ENE . Here is a story about Spurgeon. He once passed a stovuemason> who, after Prank A. Bilerman Paid the Debt af each stroke of his hammer, cursed and Nature Last Night. ‘swore. Mr. Spurgeon laid his hand on At a quarter past eight o’clock last bis shoulder and, looking kindly at him, evening Frank A. Eilerman, who was Said: “You are an adept at swearing. born in 1840 in Bremen, Germany, Can you also pray?” breathed his last at his home on Broad . With another oath he replied, “Not street. An honest, liberal citizen was very likely.” ie lost to Nevada City when he died. SSHolding up 5 shillings, Mr. Spurgeon Before voming to California in the said if he would promise never to pray fifties he had been a cook ona Missis-. he would give him that. sippi river steamer. After his arrival) “That is easily earned,” said the man, he mined awhile in Butte county and with a fresh oath, and put it in bis drove stage in the Sacramento valley. pocket. When Spurgeon left, the man At Marysville he had as a volunteer . began to feel a little queer. When he fireman distinguished himself by saving . went home, his wife asked him what a young lady’s life during one of the . ailed him, and he told her. “It is great fires that swept the city of the . Judas’ money!” said the man, and ona plains. Coming to Nevada City he was; sudden impulse he threw it into. the employed as-steward at the National, fire. The wife found it and took it out hotel, from which house he subse. and discovered who had given it to him quently went to Stumpi’s hotel. of The man took it back to Spurgeon, who which he in time became owner andj conversed long with him, warning him, tion by fire. He next conducted the) o¢ his flock. saloon at the Milwaukee Brewery and! : later removed to the location on Broad “Drop In legal ye ole ride aah vay bation ceeae te OF take a look at. Luetje” & Brand’s mad UA cide Of tes . Toilet: articles in Bteriing Silver and Ohief of the Department. He also beGold Filled goods. They are poe Teter: longed to the local Kuights of Pythias . out aud Sh ARy Drice. Sel ae ed and Red Men. He leaves one son, . Best and freshest confectionery at Fred Kilerman of this city, his wife . Homann’s. fi abd-tf having died when the latter was very . tists te abit young. His brother Barney was for a! Can Be Had on Easy long time postmaster at Marysvilleand; Here isa Sparkiing Idea for the end he has a nephew who is a well-known . of the year. For’ an Xmas_ present band musician and is employed in a, there is nothing nicer than s Diamond, A Good Spurgeon Story. jierms. railroad office at San Francisco. land they can be had on easy terms at The funeral will take place Monday . Luetje & Brand’s. d8-tf afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from Mr. Hil-. SC et ee wey ’ . Homann does his own baking. d5-tf erman’s late home on Broad street. 7 Seo ae . Kid Gloves, in all shades, at Maher’s. in Various Colors. re ee feet Prices to Suit. Everybody needs a fine Umbrella . and we have them in different colors . fate ee e 2 : cont ae oe with the Latest Handlés. Call and sea,. as ~ samt enter vee oe them at Luetje & Brand’s. Git OE SOMME as " nt o@e Holiday Specialties at .Tam’s. . ' Tam, the pioneer restaurateur and confectioner on Pine: street, is better Cail and See T:iem. Remember that you will fiud one of ‘the best Holiday Stocks in the county prepared this year than ever before for at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are alFog eaves trade. iways pledsed to show their goods e is Nevada City’s agent for the whether you wisH to purchase or not. celebrated Berswick Bay oysters—tie ssa ROLE a2 TET Te —— best in the market—whlch he sells at, BORN. 50 cents the large can. emerge reeriaa Ret ary He also has on sale a fine assortment. in this city, December 23, 1898, to the of “penny goods” candies for the Christ. wife of O. E Evans, a mane hter mas trade. d-20tf. . At Town Talk, December 23, 1898, to : . the wife of J. M. Kitts, a daughter. } : . At Grass. Valley, December 22, 1898, Notice to Creditors. . to the wife of William Harvey, a son. EStAts OF. CHAREES: F. HATES: Di . : Sem aearenaneemneneentseeenianen ceased, Notice is hereby given by the} DIED undersigned, Administrator of the estate of . Charles fF. Bates, deceased, to the creditors . —————.— : eeofand all persons having claims against the . 5 said Gesessed. to ex nibtt phen with the nee-! In Gold Hill Nevada, December 22, essary vouchers within four months after t if R ¢ a3 CGorthe first publication of this notice, to the . Honvrab, beloved wile af James aos said Administrator, at-his-office; the sture of -™4N, a Native . of Cherokee, Nevada schmidt Bros., Pine street Nevada City, Ne-. county, California, aged 38 years and 9 vada county, California, the same being the , day place for the transaction of the business of ; ays. said estate. E SCH) zB tins One barge Scar I; /.] That Remains ef Great Scrofula Sores

Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Crand, Compicte Cure by Heood’s Sarsaparilia After Others Failed. “J was taken.with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a serofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs. They were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face Jooked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me ‘and advised 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 so, 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 theyre all gone. \ T have never had any symptonrot serdfula since. One large scar on my right arm is allthe sign that remains of my terrible affliction. The néuralgia is also cured,’ Mrs. J. M. Hatcu, Etna, New Hampshire. Hood’s “tanta Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. He %o H are the only pills to take Hood bE) Pills with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder. Easy to clean and economieal. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. Indispensable in every household Enterprise ae Raisin and Grape Seeder Is sold at all hardware stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp fer the ‘Enterprising ILousekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTii?RISE MFG. CO, OF PA., Philadelphia, Pa. Makers of the Enserprise Meat Chopper. Administrator of the estate of Charles F, Bates, deceased Dated December 24, 1898, Thos. S. Ford, Att’y for estate. d24 Kix cbs plex cto bx atx 2ct> . a a Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica, \ + Sauterne, Riesling, Burgundy, a . ‘ Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle } = & or case. Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 up, Table Claret, per gallon, 50: up. IMPORTED CHIANTI WINE, ‘By Case or Bottle. 5, . i Cyrus Noble ’Whiskies, ? and ieee ‘yy Manhattan Club. wiwiwimaws Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, In gallons, half gallon cans—also by the bottle. Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. Solid Oak, Highly Petished, Gnly $17.50. [EB™ See our French Cognac and Champaynes Dollars in Your Purse. -Th cs a Sherry Wine, per gallon from $1 up, . tyes? I g ow) 9 LATEST. come ~~ This: Elegant. ROUND EXTENSION TABLE, Holiday Display. $2.50. is Oak Center Table 24x24, Polished Top, all Solid Oak, Brass Feet, forpe2.o0. é) Nez BY: AES Ss 5 a w2 Ra ey . a , — SHAW Co. Artistically Engraved.Spoons. a : Fine « Here is something for a friend. astern sogar-c abroad—a fine souvenir spoon with the cents a pound, Claret witie Champion and Providence quartz. ® bottle at J.J. Jao mines and ‘the North Bloomfield hy-. > : draulic mine engraved in the bowl; at Luetje & Brand’s. tf at 25 cents re SN Fine Holiday Groceries. P. G. Scadden of Commercial strest ee ae is just now making a specialty of extra fine holiday groceries of which A Boxing Match. cs All the late shades and colors in dress . recently received a large and veryom and street gloves, Just the thing for!plete assortment. All the delicacies a’ Christmas present. At Carter &. known to the trade are on sale in Mr Johnston’s, tf . Seadden’s: store at hed-rock prices, . ~ 4 0@e 6 Hotel, restaurant and boarding house A Pair of Gold Spectacles keepers, housewives and others will Would make a nice Xmas present. In-. find it to their interest to bear this anh. spect onr assortment—the prices will . nouncement in mind when making their suit. {tf] Lurrss & Branp. . purchases. l0-t¢. “f TIME 2 GETTING . SHORT Christmas Will Be Here Soon. ssteaetninangeeed i. e 4 nl” 7 wanes f LADIES, DON’T WAIT. — MAHER & GO. SENDS GREETING TO THE} , PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY. We take this methed of Wishing You All a Merry Christmas and a Bright and Prosperous New Year, and at the same time to return you our sincere thanks for “your kindness to us during the year. We expeet during the coming year to make greater efforts than ever to meet the wants of the people of Nevada County. ¥ . Ladies, do not wait until the last day, if you do your pleasure in buying will be semewhat marred by the crowd and‘*the rush that yon may expect to find the last day and night. Waa Our stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Handkerchiefs, is grand, and our stock in Kid Gloves, Neck(wear,' Feather Boas, Fans, Umbrellas, Aprons and Fancy Goods is more complete than ever before. — ae Respectfully, ~ MAHER>®-CO. The Absence From our stock ,of Watches, Tewelry, etc., of anything of doubtful quality inspires a feeling of confidence in our patrons. And the test of years ‘will prove that it is not misplaced. We offer only goods that we can fully recommend. Whether it is Gold standard or Silver standard, or merely Plated ware, each will be found THE BEST OF ITS KIND. We have a very large assortment of Ladies and Gent's Gola and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Sewelry, Silver Ware, ete. We have the most beautiful stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to this city and the prices are very low. Come and see the beautiful things whether you wish to purchase or not. Luetje & Brand, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. . . LEGG © . HOLIDAYS. FOR THE on good and stylish goods. Men’s All Wool Stylisly Suits, them from now until Xmas for $7.95. stores and we will convince you that: Stores—Broad street, Névada City; Examine carefully every item and you will find that it means dollars to you by buying from us, Anything you can’t find at our Nevada QVity Branch Store we will get it for you from our Great Grass Valley Store. _ We Will Save You 35 Per Cent. teed—now at our stores, $3.95 per suit. ‘ Men’s Fine Black Clay, any style you wish. They are fresh—new res this fall, and are worth to any one $12 50 and $15. At our stores you will get oa Men’s Fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers. The Undershirts oe double and single breasted. They are a bargain at $1.50 per suit. From now! until Xmas, at our two stores, you can get them for 95c a Suit. Men’s Shoes, Congress and Lace. ‘hey are worth $2 a pair. Until Xmas you can buy them from us for $1.00 a pair. : Rubber Goods. You can save at our stores, from now until Xmas, 25 to. 40 percent. Remember, all of our goods are guaranteed.or money back. It is . impossible for us to give you the full price list, but we invite all to call at our. We are Record Breakers in Low Prices. ‘Of Good, Stylish and Seasonable Goods. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfully, ai TEaik: VWON DEE. ‘ aes H. LEVITT, Proprietor. . round and square cut—they are guaranand mountings. beauty. strength, lasting odors, Main street, Grass Valley. ¢ You Are Invited to Call at , ? DICKMERINA Rss . And Inspect Our Stock of 1. ART MEDALIONS—A choice line of subjects ° PERFUME ATOMIZERS—Every number a 3. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES-—Are Fall Me CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. 5. ALUMINUM OMB Warranted not to tarnish, 6. LEATHER GOODS—Embracing Purses, Card and Traveling Cases, oe GAMES AND TOY BOOKS—Ai!I new this year. 8. CAMERAS—Will please and instruct you and . your girls and boys. a AND BRUSH SETS — H. 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