December 28, 1895 (4 pages)

wh wee sate ,@st railroad ‘ quantities that it can be quarried out like fulness. most perfect of tonics: a bn! wark colds, and joss of appetite and energy; toa minimtm the tendency to disease; upholdin, to hus “stormy weather.” gists and deglers. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . . . oo (Estabilened Sept. 6. 1860., City, Nevada County, Calif. Nevada Published Eveuines jpaily Except Sundays and el Lolidays . SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, . @ixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When . Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Reaping Notices—Ten Cents Line . for Fi rst Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Doliara Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno yn on Application. SATURDAY. .:. NEVADA COUNTY'S PARADISE, A Correspondent Says It Is to Be Found at Spenceville and Vicinity. Eprror Trayscrips: A short time ago J went by invitatior to Spenceville. I had never been there I had great curiosity to see the place, and I must say that ] " never was more surprised, Well, very paradise and few places in this country will ¢ompare with it. -DEC. 28, 1895. Since it is a jing: ‘‘Fading.” Congregational Church. There will be preaching tomorrow, both . morning and evening, by the pastor, Rev. Subject of discourse in the mornIn the evening: ‘‘UnstopYears.” The Christian J, Sims, ping, Resistiess Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Emma Sims. Subject:**How Next . Year May Be Made Better Than This Has Been.” sabbath School at the close of the mfrning service, ~ 2 e@eeAll are cordially invited Gave a Card Party. Last evening Mrs. John Hamilton gave a ecard party to a few friends, at her home on Main street, Ihe first prize was won by Miss Sadie Allen, and the booby prize by Miss Annie Walker. It was avery pleasant affair, —~_ + oe -—_— How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned have known F, J, Cheney tor the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable ip al] business transactions aud financially able to carry outany obligations made by their firm, Wrst & Trvuay, Wholesale Drugyists There are rich copper mines there, and in such a shape that the metal can be fair] quarried out, There are thousands and tens of thousand tons of ore in sight which Mr. Atto Woehler, stock, informed me would most of it average nearly 98 per cent metul. Besides this is the old waste dump, which probably contains 200,000 tons, out of which almost pure metal oozes, which after being run over scraps of old iror and’tin the metal is precipitated ‘in sluives, The precipitate imanufactured into the now celebrated metallic paint, which can be made so cheaply that manufacturers of paint in other parts of the country cannot compete with the Spenceville factory. Besides this, Mr. there the celebrated copper cement, who owns one-half . the metallid Woehler manufactures which is put up in 100-pound sacks and sold at $12.50 per sack. The red metal paint is ~put in barrels holding 400. pounds, There is a jarge warehouse filled wiih barrels of paint. Mr. Woehler also has his own cooper shop, where barrels are manufactured from Oregon pine, Healso has his own teams and hauls his goods'to Wheatland, the neardepot. All the best around Spenceville belong to the owners of the copper mine and paint works, and hundreds of tons of hay and clover are raised . annually. Around: Mr, area number of crange trees, now bearing, lands Woehler’s house which show what Nevada county can do fn {. the line of citrus fruits, Taken all in all, . this is the garden spot of the county, and it is a wonder to me that capitalists have not found this place and invested money there, What is the use to hunt for copper mines when such a place is right at your door? \With a few ‘thousand doilars invested, the greatest manufacturing industry-in Nevada Toledo, O.Watptnea, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hallis Catarrh Cure is taken internally, Testimonials sent sold by al surfaces of the system. free. Price 75c. per bottle. Drhgpiste. <SOibs tees Turkeys For New Year’s, You can get fine, fat turkeys at the Free Coinage saloon, Commercial street. Raffle avery night till after the holidays, 420 acting directly upon the blood and mucous ' Good Resolutions. There are just three days more in the year 1895, and people who are already contemplating the adoption of. good resolutions to govern them during the coming: year, like a "ought to be carried out. should remember that resolutions, fainting woman, If you resolve to be more economical, do so, If you conclude to take better care of your health and to live well, do so, and Jet nothing cause you to waver in the least from your purpose. To live well, and at the same time economically, it is only necessary to buy all your groceries and provisions at the store of George C. Gaylord, on Broad street. Trade. there will find it an easy matter to keep all your during “96 and you good resolutions, oo. ee Not every woman, who arrives at middle age, retains the color aud beauty of her hat, but every4women may do-so by the occasional Spptication of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, It prevents balness, removes dandruff, and cures all ‘sca}p diseases, — erly a arena No Blowing. We never blow our horn unless we can substantiate facts—now if you don’t believe it, call and let Mr. J. to.you regarding the novelties he has left. By evy explain matters Prices no object they must go. Please re‘Live and Let Live.’ ¥ours to please, J. Levy, member our motto, ++OeEvery man having a beard«should keep it an even and natural color, and if it is not so already, use Buekingham’s Dye and appear tidy. -—--e@e-+ At Wolf’s Only. The finest kind of mince meat in bulk, at { Wolf’s Commercial street store. dl6ctf Aré -all play. shown by us, SILK HAND GLOVES, county can be established. All these works‘ have been established by Mr. Woebler, anda half owner. His two partners are . . ue but take no active part in the> management ; of the mine and factory. also owns a large store, which supplies all very rich men and reside in San Francisco Lhe company . the surroundipg country, I am ashamed to think that I have livec ; in Nevada county so many years, and been ignorant until Jately that such a paradise was to be found within our borders, I say again, if capital is seeking a good place for investment, that Spenceville is the place of . all others. ‘Lhe copper ore is there in such i . . granite from a stone quarry, Besides the copper in sight, the croppings show onthe sartace for miles and are about 40 feet wide. Out of a great pit about 50 feet deep, 200} feet long aud 100 feet wide, raises thousands of gallons of water every a steam pump day, which is run over scraps of iron in sluice boxes, where the copper that is held ‘in solution is precipitated. Go and see the place and yqu will like it, Mr, Otto Woehler has a nice home place and will be glad to show you Spenceville and all its wonders, OBSERVER, _Nevada City, December 28th. oe —+-0@ & oTo Lay the Pipe, Men arrived here yesterday from San Francisco to put in place the heavy iron pipe that is to carry water from the flume to the power house of the Electric Company, out on the South Power Yuba river. Risdon Works, which tirm had the contract to furapd put it in place, It is expected that everything will be ready to 3d of JanuThe men were cent yp by the Iron nish the pipe start 'the big dynamos on the ary—next Friday. THE CHANGE OF A LIFETIME. He Lost it Because He was Subject to Colds. +. “Mr. Simkins, you were not here yesterday” said the proprietor to his superintendent. Simkins has heretofore not got along very \y rapidly “for lack of opportunity” he says. His abilities ere first-ciass—but he is always catching cold or something. “Mr. Simkins'" continues his employer, “IT value. ypur. services highly; there is a brilliant future giiyou here; but I would rather have a se-Yiu-class man heré all the . time than a first-class man part of the time. . You must take beter care of youself.” But the weather is against him. His ab—— another day causes the firm a serious es; and he joins the army of uneniployed. There are many Simkinses—men and women whose prospects are dwacled, and Careers ruined because some we: akey 6x 8 or ailment—*'tro trifling for serious atténti —reduces their capacity for work und u-eTheir hope is--Peruvian Bitters; that vgainst malaria, lakitude reducing coughs, ari ppe, the weak and enabling the strong d their vigor and vitality for All drugMaocx & Co., San Franciseo. who ig the Superintendent! , ny" M. M. BARUH, Manager. MUFFLERS, EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, SUSPENDERS, ETC. OLD RELL Clothing, Furnishings, Feat twear, Hats, Ete)> OUR HOLIDAY GOODS 3 in order and on disWe kindly ask inspect the Grandest line ever you ‘to including, the r following.useful Holiday gifts: NECKWEAR, = KERCHIEFS, ® te BLES Oi Pee ‘YOU WIL SOON FIND US. . That is, if you are looking for: to buy he best and cheapest place in -town TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, ah : Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows, Tron Wagons, Kid Dolls, Dressed Drums, Dolls, On” Ba orf Books, Blocks, Cradles, Ktc., Ete. Dolls. China Dolls, And Dolls of Every Description. Az Full Line of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes and Notions. 4 J. B. Commercial Street Opposite New Rosenthal, : Pgs bctaes City j1se66e. ELEGANT =: GOODS The Finest Line of ‘Dress Goods, Novelties, Rtc., Etc, ever displayed in Nevada City. Full line of elbow Gloves in kid and silk. Hosiery. to match all evening shades, Silk and lisle thread. Aall and Examine our Gocds before making your purchases elsewhere. We can please you in Style Quality and Prices, B. NEWMAN & CO., The White House = Broad Street, ‘Ne vada City. sic fash orgscctoae ap oe Qe . Buy Your : Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,. Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, — From the Oldand Reliable Firm of Liinetie HS fag = Boo All Goods Sold at Bottom Figures And Warranted Strictly First-class. Repairing of Fine Watclies: and ees By Skillfuland Experienced Workmen. Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders2from the country promptly attendedto. Yr.C.LUETJE, C.J.BRAND Sage lewelry IS SS, GE ihc le wits es Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. > What We H BDVC sae ems a 5 > WE HAVE Naomberless novelties in Celluloid +Handkerchief, Glove, Necktie and Jewel Boxes in dainty designs and at remark Liy low prices. Handsome Celluloid toilet cases, A large line 91d selected from the very best goods of this kind to be had, and we sell them at prices that are just right, WE HAVE Leather goods in large quantities—Card Cases, Purses, Cigarette Cases Cigar Cases, ete,, at all.prices, Also Diaries for ‘96 in all styles. WE HAVE. Gold pens from $1.09 up. WE HAVE. Masical instruments, Violins, (Guitars, ete., etc,, at prices lower than you can obtain the same goods in the Kast, cr WE HAVE . Photograph Albums very neat in appearance, and which would make le gant 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 in this city and we have them marked lower than anybody ¢ else, WE HAVE A desire for your Holiday Trade, and if goods and prices cut any figure you'll give it to VINTON. 1Ss25. Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shawn 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 Pleces sold as follows: Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand $3. _ Chairs 75 cents each. Kocker $1.75. . Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits guaranteed . not to exceed $2. 35° to Nevada City. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO aut PS, Japanese Goods’ are more beautiful this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. both useful and tal articles from my kado’s domain. > peer This is How it Is Done! tities to get the lottom prices. best Groceries for the least money. the reason we Can give it to you. you absolute certé uinty in quality. like There is no masquerading, : ** have everything just right, gt [oe Bh AA Be A aalelogted » A. B. WOLF The Cas Colley Building, Commercial cic acta a If you Nveravennennnvenannenennnnennnnn nett A as ; “They Have one ofthe Finest Stocks of. ORY OAT ever shown in the City, dl Sth You should call on Carter & Johnston. and the Prices are down low. Wwe hsve Ties from 25 cents to SIl.50. Embroidered Suspenders from 5O cents’ to $1.50 5 Plush Slippers from $1 to $1.75. Silk Muffiers and Reefers in all And we still have a few Overcoats more of those Silk Initial ipa g etapa at all Prices. trades and Price = ~~ ss GARTER & JOHNSTON, . Gommercial Street, Nevada City, . aa GRAND OPENING ~ ef FRR RI aa ata SSL STS S vs eles ere eae JHAKER a ee "ons Nidal Sid tid Sa tS + The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, : Has” just receiv a his first stock of He! Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it . ever received here. before Go and es inspect the G: sods — the pces are all an a right—you will surely say. 4 » —— Se “4 Corner Broad and Pine. Streéts. “~ ps . Wivrranrrryeereennrereenveeert creer Nevada City. v : : ay Holiday Gifts as can : —— found. ‘They are reas : _ onable in price, too, FALL CLOTHING. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of namene Mi€ goods make just as nice be ; When we go to market we take the cash: “with us, and we buy in large enough quan We know where, and-what, and how to buy to get the That's We offer In this store everything is called by its real name. to h Grocer. mnrvenneen nena hk. . >, Ge eek KS wa, wo) Ke < we aaa o, . Pad” s ‘ = eae —_—__ THED Publishe: mn BROWN ° Reading OOO CONCE Little Rec The ent Tarsons ¢ last eveni was-a lar pumber . «Little R thirty chi Kidder, a Kidder, Riding H and recei' The duet gove is al the little’ very cred The vo Miss Anp with bein program. gave a pl Deal and duet that Calkins a City sing PI “A Conct Will D Will ¢ cisco, A. L.' _yesterda: A, Sa San Frat Miss } to spend Will to A. H. Frank on the n Ji oM, town. . CO. E. sfrom Sal Samu cisco, at Mrs. Colorad E) EB, He ran Charl here ye: F. L. night o A.A r.ved h mento, PrO-EE = Te AEP Ass Joh Hospi was a had The f the u store than ing . alon, the « Hi

wh wee sate ,@st railroad ‘ quantities that it can be quarried out like fulness. most perfect of tonics: a bn! wark colds, and joss of appetite and energy; toa minimtm the tendency to disease; upholdin, to hus “stormy weather.” gists and deglers. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . . . oo (Estabilened Sept. 6. 1860., City, Nevada County, Calif. Nevada Published Eveuines jpaily Except Sundays and el Lolidays . SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, . @ixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When . Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Reaping Notices—Ten Cents Line . for Fi rst Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Doliara Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno yn on Application. SATURDAY.. .:. NEVADA COUNTY'S PARADISE, A Correspondent Says It Is to Be Found at Spenceville and Vicinity. Eprror Trayscrips: A short time ago J went by invitatior to Spenceville. I had never been there I had great curiosity to see the place, and I must say that ] " never was more surprised, Well, very paradise and few places in this country will ¢ompare with it. -DEC. 28, 1895. Since it is a jing: ‘‘Fading.” Congregational Church. There will be preaching tomorrow, both . morning and evening, by the pastor, Rev. Subject of discourse in the mornIn the evening: ‘‘UnstopYears.” The Christian J, Sims, ping, Resistiess Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Emma Sims. Subject:**How Next . Year May Be Made Better Than This Has Been.” sabbath School at the close of the mfrning service, ~ 2 e@eeAll are cordially invited Gave a Card Party. Last evening Mrs. John Hamilton gave a ecard party to a few friends, at her home on Main street, Ihe first prize was won by Miss Sadie Allen, and the booby prize by Miss Annie Walker. It was avery pleasant affair, —~_ + oe -—_— How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned have known F, J, Cheney tor the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable ip al] business transactions aud financially able to carry outany obligations made by their firm, Wrst & Trvuay, Wholesale Drugyists There are rich copper mines there, and in such a shape that the metal can be fair] quarried out, There are thousands and tens of thousand tons of ore in sight which Mr. Atto Woehler, stock, informed me would most of it average nearly 98 per cent metul. Besides this is the old waste dump, which probably contains 200,000 tons, out of which almost pure metal oozes, which after being run over scraps of old iror and’tin the metal is precipitated ‘in sluives, The precipitate imanufactured into the now celebrated metallic paint, which can be made so cheaply that manufacturers of paint in other parts of the country cannot compete with the Spenceville factory. Besides this, Mr. there the celebrated copper cement, who owns one-half . the metallid Woehler manufactures which is put up in 100-pound sacks and sold at $12.50 per sack. The red metal paint is ~put in barrels holding 400. pounds, There is a jarge warehouse filled wiih barrels of paint. Mr. Woehler also has his own cooper shop, where barrels are manufactured from Oregon pine, Healso has his own teams and hauls his goods'to Wheatland, the neardepot. All the best around Spenceville belong to the owners of the copper mine and paint works, and hundreds of tons of hay and clover are raised . annually. Around: Mr, area number of crange trees, now bearing, lands Woehler’s house which show what Nevada county can do fn {. the line of citrus fruits, Taken all in all, . this is the garden spot of the county, and it is a wonder to me that capitalists have not found this place and invested money there, What is the use to hunt for copper mines when such a place is right at your door? \With a few ‘thousand doilars invested, the greatest manufacturing industry-in Nevada Toledo, O.Watptnea, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hallis Catarrh Cure is taken internally, Testimonials sent sold by al surfaces of the system. free. Price 75c. per bottle. Drhgpiste. <SOibs tees Turkeys For New Year’s, You can get fine, fat turkeys at the Free Coinage saloon, Commercial street. Raffle avery night till after the holidays, 420 acting directly upon the blood and mucous ' Good Resolutions. There are just three days more in the year 1895, and people who are already contemplating the adoption of. good resolutions to govern them during the coming: year, like a "ought to be carried out. should remember that resolutions, fainting woman, If you resolve to be more economical, do so, If you conclude to take better care of your health and to live well, do so, and Jet nothing cause you to waver in the least from your purpose. To live well, and at the same time economically, it is only necessary to buy all your groceries and provisions at the store of George C. Gaylord, on Broad street. Trade. there will find it an easy matter to keep all your during “96 and you good resolutions, oo. ee Not every woman, who arrives at middle age, retains the color aud beauty of her hat, but every4women may do-so by the occasional Spptication of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, It prevents balness, removes dandruff, and cures all ‘sca}p diseases, — erly a arena No Blowing. We never blow our horn unless we can substantiate facts—now if you don’t believe it, call and let Mr. J. to.you regarding the novelties he has left. By evy explain matters Prices no object they must go. Please re‘Live and Let Live.’ ¥ours to please, J. Levy, member our motto, ++OeEvery man having a beard«should keep it an even and natural color, and if it is not so already, use Buekingham’s Dye and appear tidy. -—--e@e-+ At Wolf’s Only. The finest kind of mince meat in bulk, at { Wolf’s Commercial street store. dl6ctf Aré -all play. shown by us, SILK HAND GLOVES, county can be established. All these works‘ have been established by Mr. Woebler, anda half owner. His two partners are . . ue but take no active part in the> management ; of the mine and factory. also owns a large store, which supplies all very rich men and reside in San Francisco Lhe company . the surroundipg country, I am ashamed to think that I have livec ; in Nevada county so many years, and been ignorant until Jately that such a paradise was to be found within our borders, I say again, if capital is seeking a good place for investment, that Spenceville is the place of . all others. ‘Lhe copper ore is there in such i . . granite from a stone quarry, Besides the copper in sight, the croppings show onthe sartace for miles and are about 40 feet wide. Out of a great pit about 50 feet deep, 200} feet long aud 100 feet wide, raises thousands of gallons of water every a steam pump day, which is run over scraps of iron in sluice boxes, where the copper that is held ‘in solution is precipitated. Go and see the place and yqu will like it, Mr, Otto Woehler has a nice home place and will be glad to show you Spenceville and all its wonders, OBSERVER, _Nevada City, December 28th. oe —+-0@ & oTo Lay the Pipe, Men arrived here yesterday from San Francisco to put in place the heavy iron pipe that is to carry water from the flume to the power house of the Electric Company, out on the South Power Yuba river. Risdon Works, which tirm had the contract to furapd put it in place, It is expected that everything will be ready to 3d of JanuThe men were cent yp by the Iron nish the pipe start 'the big dynamos on the ary—next Friday. THE CHANGE OF A LIFETIME. He Lost it Because He was Subject to Colds. +.. “Mr. Simkins, you were not here yesterday” said the proprietor to his superintendent. Simkins has heretofore not got along very \y rapidly “for lack of opportunity” he says. His abilities ere first-ciass—but he is always catching cold or something. “Mr. Simkins'" continues his employer, “IT value. ypur. services highly; there is a brilliant future giiyou here; but I would rather have a se-Yiu-class man heré all the . time than a first-class man part of the time. . You must take beter care of youself.” But the weather is against him. His ab—— another day causes the firm a serious es; and he joins the army of uneniployed. There are many Simkinses—men and women whose prospects are dwacled, and Careers ruined because some we: akey 6x 8 or ailment—*'tro trifling for serious atténti —reduces their capacity for work und u-eTheir hope is--Peruvian Bitters; that vgainst malaria, lakitude reducing coughs, ari ppe, the weak and enabling the strong d their vigor and vitality for All drugMaocx & Co., San Franciseo. who ig the Superintendent! , ny" M. M. BARUH, Manager. MUFFLERS, EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, SUSPENDERS, ETC. OLD RELL Clothing, Furnishings, Feat twear, Hats, Ete)> OUR HOLIDAY GOODS 3 in order and on disWe kindly ask inspect the Grandest line ever you ‘to including, the r following.useful Holiday gifts: NECKWEAR, = KERCHIEFS, ® te BLES Oi Pee ‘YOU WIL SOON FIND US. . That is, if you are looking for: to buy he best and cheapest place in -town TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, ah : Velocipedes,

Wheelbarrows, Tron Wagons, Kid Dolls, Dressed Drums, Dolls, On” Ba orf Books, Blocks, Cradles, Ktc., Ete. Dolls. China Dolls, And Dolls of Every Description. Az Full Line of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes and Notions. 4 J. B. Commercial Street Opposite New Rosenthal, : Pgs bctaes City j1se66e. ELEGANT =: GOODS The Finest Line of ‘Dress Goods, Novelties, Rtc., Etc, ever displayed in Nevada City. Full line of elbow Gloves in kid and silk. Hosiery. to match all evening shades, Silk and lisle thread. Aall and Examine our Gocds before making your purchases elsewhere. We can please you in Style Quality and Prices, B. NEWMAN & CO., The White House = Broad Street, ‘Ne vada City. sic fash orgscctoae ap oe Qe . Buy Your : Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,. Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, — From the Oldand Reliable Firm of Liinetie HS fag = Boo All Goods Sold at Bottom Figures And Warranted Strictly First-class. Repairing of Fine Watclies: and ees By Skillfuland Experienced Workmen. Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders2from the country promptly attendedto. Yr.C.LUETJE, C.J.BRAND Sage lewelry IS SS, GE ihc le wits es Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. > What We H BDVC sae ems a 5 > WE HAVE Naomberless novelties in Celluloid +Handkerchief, Glove, Necktie and Jewel Boxes in dainty designs and at remark Liy low prices. Handsome Celluloid toilet cases, A large line 91d selected from the very best goods of this kind to be had, and we sell them at prices that are just right, WE HAVE Leather goods in large quantities—Card Cases, Purses, Cigarette Cases Cigar Cases, ete,, at all.prices, Also Diaries for ‘96 in all styles. WE HAVE. Gold pens from $1.09 up. WE HAVE. Masical instruments, Violins, (Guitars, ete., etc,, at prices lower than you can obtain the same goods in the Kast, cr WE HAVE . Photograph Albums very neat in appearance, and which would make le gant 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 in this city and we have them marked lower than anybody ¢ else, WE HAVE A desire for your Holiday Trade, and if goods and prices cut any figure you'll give it to VINTON. 1Ss25. Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shawn 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 Pleces sold as follows: Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand $3. _ Chairs 75 cents each. Kocker $1.75. . Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits guaranteed . not to exceed $2. 35° to Nevada City. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO aut PS, Japanese Goods’ are more beautiful this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. both useful and tal articles from my kado’s domain. > peer This is How it Is Done! tities to get the lottom prices. best Groceries for the least money. the reason we Can give it to you. you absolute certé uinty in quality. like There is no masquerading, : ** have everything just right, gt [oe Bh AA Be A aalelogted » A. B. WOLF The Cas Colley Building, Commercial cic acta a If you Nveravennennnvenannenennnnennnnn nett A as ; “They Have one ofthe Finest Stocks of. ORY OAT ever shown in the City, dl Sth You should call on Carter & Johnston. and the Prices are down low. Wwe hsve Ties from 25 cents to SIl.50. Embroidered Suspenders from 5O cents’ to $1.50 5 Plush Slippers from $1 to $1.75. Silk Muffiers and Reefers in all And we still have a few Overcoats more of those Silk Initial ipa g etapa at all Prices. trades and Price = ~~ ss GARTER & JOHNSTON, . Gommercial Street, Nevada City, . aa GRAND OPENING ~ ef FRR RI aa ata SSL STS S vs eles ere eae JHAKER a ee "ons Nidal Sid tid Sa tS + The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, : Has” just receiv a his first stock of He! Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it . ever received here. before Go and es inspect the G: sods — the pces are all an a right—you will surely say. 4 » —— Se “4 Corner Broad and Pine. Streéts. “~ ps . Wivrranrrryeereennrereenveeert creer Nevada City. v : : ay Holiday Gifts as can : —— found. ‘They are reas : _ onable in price, too, FALL CLOTHING. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of namene Mi€ goods make just as nice be ; When we go to market we take the cash: “with us, and we buy in large enough quan We know where, and-what, and how to buy to get the That's We offer In this store everything is called by its real name. to h Grocer. mnrvenneen nena hk. . >, Ge eek KS wa, wo) Ke < we aaa o, . Pad” s ‘ = eae —_—__ THED Publishe: mn BROWN ° Reading OOO CONCE Little Rec The ent Tarsons ¢ last eveni was-a lar pumber . «Little R thirty chi Kidder, a Kidder, Riding H and recei' The duet gove is al the little’ very cred The vo Miss Anp with bein program. gave a pl Deal and duet that Calkins a City sing PI “A Conct Will D Will ¢ cisco, A. L.' _yesterda: A, Sa San Frat Miss } to spend Will to A. H. Frank on the n Ji oM, town. . CO. E. sfrom Sal Samu cisco, at Mrs. Colorad E) EB, He ran Charl here ye: F. L. night o A.A r.ved h mento, PrO-EE = Te AEP Ass Joh Hospi was a had The f the u store than ing . alon, the « Hi