December 30, 1895 (4 pages)

2 y, YY f yy Finish, 7 ypér right ISS 20x24 x30 GerJeft "hand for lack ; follows : 3. Cheval chairs 75 ble $1.25. uaranteed r, vada City. . ster & Crawford ring a nice line of eful and ornamencles from the Midomain. These make just as nice iy Gifts as can be They are reas in price, too. we taxe the cash ge enough quanrices. We know to buy to get the t money. That's oO you. We offer quality. In this y its real name. If you like to Oce!. Btreet. nvvvnnen al LING. vet MES, ada City, — first stock of g equalled it ore Go and pces are all ay PPTL ODL BRE PROS ee ws Cw ee, = a PIS? LFS, ia SE ER eets. 4a 8 # roan x THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors ——————————— SLRVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month = ee — a WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS’ PER Pie: MONDAY: 60. ya: -~DEC. 30, 1895. Telephone Nw. 4. (O@ See first page for additional Reading Matter. PERSONAL POINTERS. K Concise Chronicle of Yarivas Folks Doings and Intentions, C. E. Nichols of Oakland is in town, D, N. Jones of Wheatland is in town, J.G. Shephard of Spenceville came upe yesterday. I, J. Darling arrived here this morning from Sacramento. Geo, Nivens of Sacramento is here on a visit to his parents. F, Turney of San Francisco arrived” here on the morning train. J. W. Feost of San Francisco arrived here ; last evening. Mrs, Bliss of Downieville came down yesterday on her way below. Miss M, Murphy of Emigrant Gap is here on a visit. G. La Rue of Oakland arrived here last evening on his way to Sierra county. H. Pecarty is again very low. and it is thought that he cannot recover. Grant Skidmore and Walter Mubley were down froin North Bloomfield yesterday. — E. A. Norton of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Washington, F. A. Sieke, the first \drummer on the . road after Christmas, is here interviewing . our merchants. W. W. Lean, brother-in-law of Dr. Stanley .Jewett of Marysville, died at Wells, Nevada, the other.day. Homer Norton of Auburn arrived here last evening and will remain for atime as the guest of Thomas S, Ford and family. Frank Ross, the painter, who has been {~ working at Forman’s shop, left yesterday for New York. George Kohler Jr., the young man who was stricken with paralysis several days ago and brought down from the Central House for treatment, is now able to walk around, One arm is still paralyzed. P. J. G. Kenna, who spent the larger part of. his earlier life at Cherokee, and is now one of San Francisco’s prominent public men, arrived here Saturday evening. He met with a cordial reception from his many friends heréabouts and spent yesteray visiting his old home on the Ridge. ‘Dwelling For Sale at a Sacrifice. A dwelling house, in course of construcetion, which may be finished to suit purchaser, is offered ‘for sale at a great bargain, Apply,.at the Transcript office, d30 The Local Paper. The efforts of any newspaper to buid up a town, says an exchange, are practically nullified unless it it backed up by business men, A stranger turns from the news colume of a newspaper to the advertising pages andifhe fails to find there the business cards of the merchants and professional .tirms he comes to the conclusion that the merchant is not appreciated, in which case. it is a good place for him to keepclear of. No town ever grew without an aetive assistance >from its newspaper, Nor can papers grow and build up their localities without the assistance of thetown. Business men should realize this and remember that in giving the avpport to newspapers they are not only building up their own business, but helping to support that which is steadily working for the benefit of the whole Somemnniy: ———_-—~ 0@o-+ Birthday Dinner. “Myers A. Preston will give a birthday inner at the Union Hotel this evening, in celebration of his twenty-first birthday, A few intimate friends have been invited. The menu prepared for the dinner is elaborate and stylish. ———_—-+ 2. +-——--—-— Writing Up the Mines. M>. Roberts, representing the San Francisco Post, is in this city for the purpose af writing up the mines of this district for his paper. He has been at Grass Valley several days, and the he of his workin that town is shown in a well written mining review that appeared in Saturday's Post, filling one whole page. In Grass Valley, Dec, 29, 1895, to C. E, Clinch and wife, a daughter. = Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. — WRICES BAKING POWDER . Most Perfect Made, 4° Veers the Standard, FS NS min¥hg property is paying marvelously just A Serious Case: The sickness of Judge A RB Dibble of . ; Grass Valley is becoming ot a very serivus . nature, in fact, among some persons his C ndition is considered alk arming, and the prospects of the able jurist’s recovery are anything but encouraging. For some time t *. ’ i past his l.gs to a certuia extent have become . . j such a manner that festers and eruptions . . have gathered and the idea is prevalent that PEERS Go Cn) Greene re Just the Size Of It. both prominent mining men of Nevada City, are at the Lick. In speaking of the outlook for mining in his section, dast evening, “Mr. Walrath said he had not known of an} Loged a~ . sion “fr years «when the prospect was so} bright as it is just now. ‘The Chagypion now, a new nine-foot ledge having, been struck there,” he said. ‘That is the principal mine near Nevada City, and the employment it gives to miners does much toin consequence having: in some tion to this his feet have bebome affected in . Water by 70 ‘clock in the evening this kind . of weather. To guard against trouble from freezing of . may have to have an operation performed . the fire hydrauts, Chief Engineer Snell has . on them, possibly having one or both am} tunngdton a little water at each hydrant . putated, and will let it rua as long as the cold snap continues, Early yesterday morning the thermometer Examiner : R. C. Walrath and M. Bates, Registered twenty degrees above sero, in this city, This is the sort of weather the ice men . like to see, and all the ponds in the neighborhood of Truckee are now covered with eed thick ice, Vatkes are in the best sonditlod. and can be easily kept so for two or three” months unless a great change takes place in :the weather, Asa rule there is freezing weather in Truckee from December to about the last wards keeping our town alive. of the property recently signed an agreeTHe owners the new'ledge. I think they wouid lke very much to go back on the proposition, ——_$_$___+-6@e o—__._. Superior Court. The following busihegs was, transacted in the Superier Cpurt today, Hoa. John Caldwell, presiding : settling tinal account, trator, SS edey ese ee Interesting Article. Among the numerous articles that ap. peared in Sunday’s San Francisco Chronicle regarding the different counties of the Sate, is one rélating to Nevada county, which was written by Senator Preston of thiscity, The . article is.a very able and interesting produc. tion, and treats principally of the progress . and needs of our county, — me ee Very Low, Deputy Sheriff James Neagle was -taken sick rather suddenly last night about 12 o’clock, being attacked with rheumatism of the heart, tostey he was very sick. 4 ome — Building Sold. Joe Marshal, the tomale man, recently purchased of John Mitten the building occupied by the tomale factory, on Pingstreet, and has started to fix it up. ———_—_-—+-e@e e— —-—-——— GENERAL THOMAS, He Might Have Peen a ‘Southern Soldier but For His Wife. General William Mahone of Virginia sat in Chamberlin’s, deeply interested in a well bound volume of substantial size. To a reporter who ventured to ask the title of the book the general courteously said. “Tt is made up of ‘Papers of the Military Historical Scciety of Massachusetts’ and contains critical sketches of some of the leading Federal and Confederate generals. .Fowas at tliat moment engaged on the-sketch devoted to General Thomas. It is a very fair and interesting account of*his character and services. “T knew Fhomas_ pe rsonally, for he wa sk orl und reared in my’ section of Vest, Virgmia, He was a military man f excellent 7 rather slow to act, but nover-able te p the idea that he had been whippe c His bulldog tenacity Was 2 strong characteristic, “T know a gocd deal more than this book about Thomas’ predilection for the southern cause. In passing throtigh the ‘tate on his way from Texas to New York at the time that the legislature was Weliherating on the question of secession; Lbomas said, with emphasis, ‘There is nothing for the south to-do but to fight.’ It was well understood that his eympathies wero with the people of his native section, TA ‘I was empowered by the governor Virginia to offer-him an important position created for him and tendered it with the full expectation that it would be accepted. He married a Miss Marcy of New York, and it, is no doubt true that his wife’s influence had much-to do with keeping him on the Union side. ’’—Washington Post, pA ee ie ese ARRIVALS “AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. BE. Morrison, Marysville, ©, J. 1. ans, as L. Falkenstein, ~‘ E, Corcoran, A, J. Moran, a F, Wright, Emigrant Gap, J. Kampher, Grizzly Ridge, M. Welty, se Geo, Sampson, isi J. R. Davis, San Juan, F. Craft, “ Chas. Sharp, Camptonville, Miss Jennie Crofton, Sacramento, ». O, Stickney, as eo Bi. Logan, Ss ‘ Hoskins, Colfax, ve R. Tucker, ‘' C. . , Farren, Grass Valley, P. 1. Morgan, “ §. Jones,~Yon Bet, F. Pierce, Colfax, E, Mason, Maybe-t, M: O'Connor; Camptenville, H. M. Varney, as Geo. B, Alexander, Grase Valley, N. Lipman, H. Carleton, Miss M. Murphy, Emigrant Gap, H. Rowe, San Francisco, ‘s E. K “Norton, ss I. Fyancis, i K, ‘loomey, Be, G, La Rue, Oakland, J. Laughlin, «e *D. N. Jones Jr., Wheatland, J.G. Shepherd, ipeacarin, . TT. C. Wheaton, San Diezo, Gea. Linasell, “4 A. Bird, High Point Ranch, @, Redmond, Coulterville, ment to sell it to a French syndicate: for . $1,000,000. That was before they struck . Estate of Amelia Fogeli, deceased Order state. “of Levi Wilkinson, deceased. . Order appointing E, W. Schmidt adminis. 8. Oliver, a 3 6. Boole, “ Pee of March. roads out aie — so 7eee a Leap Year Ball. pected that the event _w “ERS pices. The most complete arrangements have been made and the committees will put forth every effort to insure the pleasure of all who attend, As the party is to be a leap year affair it is expected that the gentlemen will conduct themselves ,ib a very “ladylike”’ manner, depending upon their partners.to look out for them. The hall is being nicely decorated’ and will present a . handsome appearance. Goyne’s ofchestra . will render new music, which the musicians . have deen practicin g especially for this ball. . We are informed that mauy -fine costumes . have been made by, the dressmakers, and . that the fair ones who are to wear them . will look their prettiest on Wednesday night. ~~~ +@ A Matter of. Pride. People generally have more or less pride about all things, Some ang”over zealous in this matter, but there are’ comparatively tew who do not pride themselves on one thing or anothér, George C. Gaylord prides himself on selling his customers the best and freshest groceries and provisions in the market, A trial order at his store will convince you that this pride is built ppon a good foundation, . ——_ --_ # e@e— — -——— How's This! j Wace We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for ae 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, him perfectly honorable in al] business transactions and financially able to carry outany obligations made by their firm. West & Truay, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free, Price 75c, per bottle. soid by al Druggists. —— —+ -0e + —— Turkeys For New Year’s. every night till after the holidays, 420 —_————_ + 2. + Take Notice. once, 027°. Progr, Dorats, Optician, be given. oy The raw north wind Saturday dried the ous Case” COLD, FRERZING WEATHER, DISPUTE OVEX MINING LAND. j ] . . Saturday Night the Coldest For the SeaMen Engaged to Do the Annuef“Work on sou In This Section. Saturday night was the coldest of the benumbed and senseless, tho c'reulation of . §¢480n, the blood ir his lower extremities being so . pipes bursted, obstructed as to make that portion of his; frozen as early as half-past 10 o'clock. body alipost devoid of feeling. In addi-. lisa good plan to turn on a small head of . a Claim Ordered Away. = G. J. Hothersollis the owner of a guartz ledge that is situated on Deer creek ween instances , the Mountaineer mine and the Dingley pat. ented ground, The ledge was owned for many years by Mr. Hothersoll’s father, and . ‘ the annual work has been regularly perH . formed, besides the expenditure of considerable money in prospecting and other ways, This year, through some misunderstanding, . the usual work required by law was de. layed and nothing had been done up to this morning, when seventeen men were set to work excavating and grading off the hillside for a site for hoisting works, Soon after the men began work Superintendent. Dennis of the Mountaineer mine . notified the foreman that they were on pat~ ented ground afid ordered them to stop work, Operations were temporarily suspended, but we understand the requisite amount of work will: be performed by tomorrow’ night, even if it is necessary to put on fifty men, : The dispute over the boundary line may lead to a suit to quiet title, — 2 eee ed Appointed Agent. Mr, J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s O. N. IT, Spool Cotton and Wednesday evening the Native Daughters . will give their annual ball, and it is exmost pleasant ever held under their aus— Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe You can get fine, fat turkeys at the Free Coinage saloon, Commercial street. Rafile Owing to a press of business I am cbliged to remain in Nevada City till January 3d. Those needing eye glasses should enll at all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years experience with the cotton . ; We.found it to be equal to any manufac~for 25 cents, at the New Store on Commercial street, d27: J. Levy. St oe Two Lives saved. Mrs. Phenix Thomas, of Junction City, ill., was told by her doctors she had Con-umption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. King’s New Discevery completely cured her and she. says it saved her life. Mr. Thos, Eggers; 139 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. -He is uaturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and C olds. Free trial bottles at Dickerman & Co,’s. Drug Store. Regular size 50c. aud $1.00, SSA Eee ON rie Es eee It May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his back and also that his bladder was affected.’ He tried many so called Kidney cures bat with. ouLany good result, About a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and-pften gives almost instant re lief. One trfal will prove our statement, Price only 50. for large bottle, At Dickyerman & Co,’s. Drug Store, li Is Not What We Say But What Flood’s Sarsaparilla Does That Tells the Story. Its record is unequalled,in the history of yee Even when others fail Hood’ pes G2OC8802178 0D : Cures * Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. $1; six for 8 Prepared by C. I: ‘Itoop & Co,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. AU New Store,Hood’s Fils cure liver ills, jaundice, biliousness, sick nendaate aml oe We must close out our Christmas Novelties. In order to do that we have concluded:to sive a chance to every one ‘+ {o get a NEW YEAR'S PRESENT FREE OF CHARGE. With every $2.60 purchase of Goods a HANDSOME PRESENT will DON'T GET LEFT. Sraxzs to let. Will Play Football. A match game of football, between a team from Nevada City and the Grass Valley High School team, will take place at Glenbrook Park on New Year’s Day. the team from this city come out victorious they will probably challenge the Auburn een OOh, Boys Go Ahead. res, go ahead boys get married as fast as you can, it is nice to be a (you know), that is by ard by, but for heaven sake we want you to remember our new merchant Mr. J. Levy in the Transcript building with a wedding invitation, and you are sure to geta wedding present. d27-4t — + e@e » —-—Should Enquire of G, D. Buckley est of all in leavening @trength.” SEMEN Me Se A “Don’t Buy” Your Toys and Holiday Goods of the Popular Branch Store in the Downing Building, opposite. A. D. Tower's {F Ses ee BSS POWDER Absolutely Pure. ‘A cream of tartarbaking powder, HighUnited States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N. Y. They Are Finding It Out Very Fast THAT scadden & Cleveland: Commercial Street, ARE SELLING -THE— FRESHEST AND BEST/ . Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Et At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they are so well patronIf you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without Goods delivered to any part of the"olty free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE *-LOUR. SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND, j10 unless you care to save iS hifty Cents on Kach Dollar, Ie We Can’t Be Undersold, IKE FIEL iS The Cheap Man of Nevada County. : J. H. NILE, ye Nevada City Manager, S Xmas Card with every 50-cent ds ASAI TS ASAE AS AS WS oS Greatest Chance Ever Known------Sure. On Commercial Street, J. LBRVY. Christmas. Exercises. Z First-Class Laundrying. The members of the Episcopal Sunday . Try the Twin City Steam Laundry, Geo School will bold exercises at the Odd Fel-. B, Johnson, the coal oil man, sole agent for lows’ banquet hall this eyening, A Chriet-. Nevada City. Leave call orders at Miss mas tree is to be one of the features of the . Holbrpok’s news stand, Broad street, 019 program, — 2+ +. “T was grea'ly troubled with aches and pains and cou.d nit sleep at night. My bhusband had me tske Hood's Sarsaparilia; now T ean sleep and thése pains have } ft me and T beg in to feel like.a, new person, Mrs. J. Henry, Brooke, .Cak AS_IN_ YOUTH Ayer’s Hair Vigor EG ae Hoop's Pivvs cure sick headache, _ + 7Oe+ ~— To the Gentlem eS RESTORES Who have suit patterns. You can have them made up in the latest style, best of Natural Growth workinauship and lowest prices by oF THE Smita Bros, Merchant Tailors, R dz6tt \ Pine Street, HAT po — Ta — —WHENGirl ‘Wanted. ALL OTHER To do house work, Apply to the Tran Dressi ngs scrirr Office, { . FAIL. ~--— -9@eeo Turkey Rafile. “T can cordially indorse Ayer’s Hair cacbiinins Vigor, as one of the best preparations Henry Thompson will begin his turkey for the hair. When T began using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, all the front, part of my head raftle at Simmons’ saloon 6u Saturday —about half of it—was bald. The use eyventng, December }4th, and oontinus eve ry . of only two bottles restored a natural evening until after the holidays, diy _—— a ad ——— growth, which still continues as in my youth, I tried several other dressings, but they all failed. Ayer’s Hair Vigor Bucklen’s arnicn Salve, The best Salve in ree world for Cuts, Converse, Texas. ww Sruisos, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khcum, Raver J Chil blains, Sores, Tutter, Chapped Hands, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfoot satisfaction or money . ODr-J, 0. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS. refunded, Price 26 cents per box, ° Kor * Latest sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store, PREPARED BY MM SESL NE NEE SE sae Foley Sells Bananas, Dates, Figs, Limes, Lemons, Oranges, Nuts of all sci Pop-Corn (loose or in bricks), Christmas Tree Ornaments, Christmas Tree Candles and Holders, Bon Bons (trom 1o cents up). The largest and Finest display of Home-Made Candies outside of San Francisco. FOLEY’S Strictly First-Class. 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City THROW YOUR 100 Ibs Middlings, 8 cans Corn Commercial Street, 100 Ibs Flour, $1.80. seef, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. to near Pine, -— envammarcarmrereer mr = is the best.”’—Mrs. J. C. Prevestk, 10 60000000000000000000 ©00000000000000000000 i High Prices Mast Get Out of Li EON “ey 12-cans Mackerel, $1.00 8 cans Clams, $1.00. THEY ARE FINE COBLER SEAT ROCKERS McLEAN SWING ENAMELED EASLES RATTAN ROCKERS RUGS AND MATS Call And See Themat James Kinkead’ S (VER THIS LIST. $1.10. 100 Ibs Bran, $1 oo. 1 lb. Cans Salmon $1.00, sal Bottle Pickles 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25” peiLottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1, Bryants Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. & Hires 3 for 50 ets. J. J. JACKSON Nevada City, Cal. BEAUTIE CHAIRS CASH FURNITURE STORE. Full stock of Furniture and large assortment of Goods Expressly for the Holidays. \, roy 3 We beg to announce to our numerous / Friends and Patronsthat we arenow ready for business, — — a rr re ee Tne The#largest and finest Stock of Holiday 2 Goods that ever came to this market we offer to the Public at the most reasonable figures. Come; everyone, and examine our display. of Toys, Books, Fancy Goods and numerous novelties in every branch. a ’ lh SEEM, Broad St., Next toZCountyjTreasurer’s Office. @

2 y, YY f yy Finish, 7 ypér right ISS 20x24 x30 GerJeft "hand for lack ; follows : 3. Cheval chairs 75 ble $1.25. uaranteed r, vada City. . ster & Crawford ring a nice line of eful and ornamencles from the Midomain. These make just as nice iy Gifts as can be They are reas in price, too. we taxe the cash ge enough quanrices. We know to buy to get the t money.. That's oO you. We offer quality. In this y its real name. If you like to Oce!. Btreet. nvvvnnen al LING. vet MES, ada City, — first stock of g equalled it ore Go and pces are all ay PPTL ODL BRE PROS ee ws Cw ee, = a PIS? LFS, ia SE ER eets. 4a 8 # roan x THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors ——————————— SLRVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month = ee — a WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS’ PER Pie: MONDAY: 60. ya: -~DEC. 30, 1895. Telephone Nw. 4. (O@ See first page for additional Reading Matter. PERSONAL POINTERS. K Concise Chronicle of Yarivas Folks Doings and Intentions, C. E. Nichols of Oakland is in town, D, N. Jones of Wheatland is in town, J.G. Shephard of Spenceville came upe yesterday. I, J. Darling arrived here this morning from Sacramento. Geo, Nivens of Sacramento is here on a visit to his parents. F, Turney of San Francisco arrived” here on the morning train. J. W. Feost of San Francisco arrived here ; last evening. Mrs, Bliss of Downieville came down yesterday on her way below. Miss M, Murphy of Emigrant Gap is here on a visit. G. La Rue of Oakland arrived here last evening on his way to Sierra county. H. Pecarty is again very low. and it is thought that he cannot recover. Grant Skidmore and Walter Mubley were down froin North Bloomfield yesterday. — E. A. Norton of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Washington, F. A. Sieke, the first \drummer on the . road after Christmas, is here interviewing . our merchants. W. W. Lean, brother-in-law of Dr. Stanley .Jewett of Marysville, died at Wells, Nevada, the other.day. Homer Norton of Auburn arrived here last evening and will remain for atime as the guest of Thomas S, Ford and family. Frank Ross, the painter, who has been {~ working at Forman’s shop, left yesterday for New York. George Kohler Jr., the young man who was stricken with paralysis several days ago and brought down from the Central House for treatment, is now able to walk around, One arm is still paralyzed. P. J. G. Kenna, who spent the larger part of. his earlier life at Cherokee, and is now one of San Francisco’s prominent public men, arrived here Saturday evening. He met with a cordial reception from his many friends heréabouts and spent yesteray visiting his old home on the Ridge. ‘Dwelling For Sale at a Sacrifice. A dwelling house, in course of construcetion, which may be finished to suit purchaser, is offered ‘for sale at a great bargain, Apply,.at the Transcript office, d30 The Local Paper. The efforts of any newspaper to buid up a town, says an exchange, are practically nullified unless it it backed up by business men, A stranger turns from the news colume of a newspaper to the advertising pages andifhe fails to find there the business cards of the merchants and professional .tirms he comes to the conclusion that the merchant is not appreciated, in which case. it is a good place for him to keepclear of. No town ever grew without an aetive assistance >from its newspaper, Nor can papers grow and build up their localities without the assistance of thetown. Business men should realize this and remember that in giving the avpport to newspapers they are not only building up their own business, but helping to support that which is steadily working for the benefit of the whole Somemnniy: ———_-—~ 0@o-+ Birthday Dinner. “Myers A. Preston will give a birthday inner at the Union Hotel this evening, in celebration of his twenty-first birthday, A few intimate friends have been invited. The menu prepared for the dinner is elaborate and stylish. ———_—-+ 2. +-——--—-— Writing Up the Mines. M>. Roberts, representing the San Francisco Post, is in this city for the purpose af writing up the mines of this district for his paper. He has been at Grass Valley several days, and the he of his workin that town is shown in a well written mining review that appeared in Saturday's Post, filling one whole page. In Grass Valley, Dec, 29, 1895, to C. E, Clinch and wife, a daughter. = Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. — WRICES BAKING POWDER . Most Perfect Made, 4° Veers the Standard, FS NS min¥hg property is paying marvelously just A Serious Case: The sickness of Judge A RB Dibble of . ; Grass Valley is becoming ot a very serivus . nature, in fact, among some persons his C ndition is considered alk arming, and the prospects of the able jurist’s recovery are anything but encouraging. For some time t *. ’ i past his l.gs to a certuia extent have become . . j such a manner that festers and eruptions . . have gathered and the idea is prevalent that PEERS Go Cn) Greene re Just the Size Of It. both prominent mining men of Nevada City, are at the Lick. In speaking of the outlook for mining in his section, dast evening, “Mr. Walrath said he had not known of an} Loged a~ . sion “fr years «when the prospect was so} bright as it is just now. ‘The Chagypion now, a new nine-foot ledge having, been struck there,” he said. ‘That is the principal mine near Nevada City, and the employment it gives to miners does much toin consequence having: in some tion to this his feet have bebome affected in . Water by 70 ‘clock in the evening this kind . of weather. To guard against trouble from freezing of . may have to have an operation performed . the fire hydrauts, Chief Engineer Snell has . on them, possibly having one or both am} tunngdton a little water at each hydrant . putated, and will let it rua as long as the cold snap continues, Early yesterday morning the thermometer Examiner : R. C. Walrath and M. Bates, Registered twenty degrees above sero, in this city, This is the sort of weather the ice men . like to see, and all the ponds in the neighborhood of Truckee are now covered with eed thick ice, Vatkes are in the best sonditlod. and can be easily kept so for two or three” months unless a great change takes place in :the weather, Asa rule there is freezing weather in Truckee from December to about the last wards keeping our town alive. of the property recently signed an agreeTHe owners the new'ledge. I think they wouid lke very much to go back on the proposition, ——_$_$___+-6@e o—__._. Superior Court. The following busihegs was, transacted in the Superier Cpurt today, Hoa. John Caldwell, presiding : settling tinal account, trator, SS edey ese ee Interesting Article. Among the numerous articles that ap. peared in Sunday’s San Francisco Chronicle regarding the different counties of the Sate, is one rélating to Nevada county, which was written by Senator Preston of thiscity, The . article is.a very able and interesting produc. tion, and treats principally of the progress . and needs of our county, — me ee Very Low, Deputy Sheriff James Neagle was -taken sick rather suddenly last night about 12 o’clock, being attacked with rheumatism of the heart, tostey he was very sick. 4 ome — Building Sold. Joe Marshal, the tomale man, recently purchased of John Mitten the building occupied by the tomale factory, on Pingstreet, and has started to fix it up. ———_—_-—+-e@e e— —-—-——— GENERAL THOMAS, He Might Have Peen a ‘Southern Soldier but For His Wife. General William Mahone of Virginia sat in Chamberlin’s, deeply interested in a well bound volume of substantial size. To a reporter who ventured to ask the title of the book the general courteously said. “Tt is made up of ‘Papers of the Military Historical Scciety of Massachusetts’ and contains critical sketches of some of the leading Federal and Confederate generals. .Fowas at tliat moment engaged on the-sketch devoted to General Thomas. It is a very fair and interesting account of*his character and services. “T knew Fhomas_ pe rsonally, for he wa sk orl und reared in my’ section of Vest, Virgmia, He was a military man f excellent 7 rather slow to act, but nover-able te p the idea that he had been whippe c His bulldog tenacity Was 2 strong characteristic, “T know a gocd deal more than this book about Thomas’ predilection for the southern cause. In passing throtigh the ‘tate on his way from Texas to New York at the time that the legislature was Weliherating on the question of secession; Lbomas said, with emphasis, ‘There is nothing for the south to-do but to fight.’ It was well understood that his eympathies wero with the people of his native section, TA ‘I was empowered by the governor Virginia to offer-him an important position created for him and tendered it with the full expectation that it would be accepted. He married a Miss Marcy of New York, and it, is no doubt true that his wife’s influence had much-to do with keeping him on the Union side. ’’—Washington Post, pA ee ie ese ARRIVALS “AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. BE. Morrison, Marysville, ©, J. 1. ans, as L. Falkenstein, ~‘ E, Corcoran, A, J. Moran, a F, Wright, Emigrant Gap, J. Kampher, Grizzly Ridge, M. Welty, se Geo, Sampson, isi J. R. Davis, San Juan, F. Craft, “ Chas. Sharp, Camptonville, Miss Jennie Crofton, Sacramento, ». O, Stickney, as eo Bi. Logan, Ss ‘ Hoskins, Colfax, ve R. Tucker, ‘' C. . , Farren, Grass Valley, P. 1. Morgan, “ §. Jones,~Yon Bet, F. Pierce, Colfax, E, Mason, Maybe-t, M: O'Connor; Camptenville, H. M. Varney, as Geo. B, Alexander, Grase Valley, N. Lipman, H. Carleton, Miss M. Murphy, Emigrant Gap, H. Rowe, San Francisco, ‘s E. K “Norton, ss I. Fyancis, i K, ‘loomey, Be, G, La Rue, Oakland, J. Laughlin, «e *D. N. Jones Jr., Wheatland, J.G. Shepherd, ipeacarin, . TT. C. Wheaton, San Diezo, Gea. Linasell, “4 A. Bird, High Point Ranch, @, Redmond, Coulterville, ment to sell it to a French syndicate: for . $1,000,000. That was before they struck . Estate of Amelia Fogeli, deceased Order state. “of Levi Wilkinson, deceased. . Order appointing E, W. Schmidt adminis. 8. Oliver, a 3 6. Boole, “ Pee of March. roads out aie — so 7eee a Leap Year Ball.

pected that the event _w “ERS pices. The most complete arrangements have been made and the committees will put forth every effort to insure the pleasure of all who attend, As the party is to be a leap year affair it is expected that the gentlemen will conduct themselves ,ib a very “ladylike”’ manner, depending upon their partners.to look out for them. The hall is being nicely decorated’ and will present a . handsome appearance. Goyne’s ofchestra . will render new music, which the musicians . have deen practicin g especially for this ball. . We are informed that mauy -fine costumes . have been made by, the dressmakers, and . that the fair ones who are to wear them . will look their prettiest on Wednesday night. ~~~ +@ A Matter of. Pride. People generally have more or less pride about all things, Some ang”over zealous in this matter, but there are’ comparatively tew who do not pride themselves on one thing or anothér, George C. Gaylord prides himself on selling his customers the best and freshest groceries and provisions in the market, A trial order at his store will convince you that this pride is built ppon a good foundation, . ——_ --_ # e@e— — -——— How's This! j Wace We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for ae 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, him perfectly honorable in al] business transactions and financially able to carry outany obligations made by their firm. West & Truay, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free, Price 75c, per bottle. soid by al Druggists. —— —+ -0e + —— Turkeys For New Year’s. every night till after the holidays, 420 —_————_ + 2. + Take Notice. once, 027°. Progr, Dorats, Optician, be given. oy The raw north wind Saturday dried the ous Case” COLD, FRERZING WEATHER, DISPUTE OVEX MINING LAND. j ] . . Saturday Night the Coldest For the SeaMen Engaged to Do the Annuef“Work on sou In This Section. Saturday night was the coldest of the benumbed and senseless, tho c'reulation of . §¢480n, the blood ir his lower extremities being so . pipes bursted, obstructed as to make that portion of his; frozen as early as half-past 10 o'clock. body alipost devoid of feeling. In addi-. lisa good plan to turn on a small head of . a Claim Ordered Away. = G. J. Hothersollis the owner of a guartz ledge that is situated on Deer creek ween instances , the Mountaineer mine and the Dingley pat. ented ground, The ledge was owned for many years by Mr. Hothersoll’s father, and . ‘ the annual work has been regularly perH . formed, besides the expenditure of considerable money in prospecting and other ways, This year, through some misunderstanding, . the usual work required by law was de. layed and nothing had been done up to this morning, when seventeen men were set to work excavating and grading off the hillside for a site for hoisting works, Soon after the men began work Superintendent. Dennis of the Mountaineer mine . notified the foreman that they were on pat~ ented ground afid ordered them to stop work, Operations were temporarily suspended, but we understand the requisite amount of work will: be performed by tomorrow’ night, even if it is necessary to put on fifty men, : The dispute over the boundary line may lead to a suit to quiet title, — 2 eee ed Appointed Agent. Mr, J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s O. N. IT, Spool Cotton and Wednesday evening the Native Daughters . will give their annual ball, and it is exmost pleasant ever held under their aus— Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe You can get fine, fat turkeys at the Free Coinage saloon, Commercial street. Rafile Owing to a press of business I am cbliged to remain in Nevada City till January 3d. Those needing eye glasses should enll at all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years experience with the cotton . ; We.found it to be equal to any manufac~for 25 cents, at the New Store on Commercial street, d27: J. Levy. St oe Two Lives saved. Mrs. Phenix Thomas, of Junction City, ill., was told by her doctors she had Con-umption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. King’s New Discevery completely cured her and she. says it saved her life. Mr. Thos, Eggers; 139 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. -He is uaturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and C olds. Free trial bottles at Dickerman & Co,’s. Drug Store. Regular size 50c. aud $1.00, SSA Eee ON rie Es eee It May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his back and also that his bladder was affected.’ He tried many so called Kidney cures bat with. ouLany good result, About a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and-pften gives almost instant re lief. One trfal will prove our statement, Price only 50. for large bottle, At Dickyerman & Co,’s. Drug Store, li Is Not What We Say But What Flood’s Sarsaparilla Does That Tells the Story. Its record is unequalled,in the history of yee Even when others fail Hood’ pes G2OC8802178 0D : Cures * Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. $1; six for 8 Prepared by C. I: ‘Itoop & Co,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. AU New Store,Hood’s Fils cure liver ills, jaundice, biliousness, sick nendaate aml oe We must close out our Christmas Novelties. In order to do that we have concluded:to sive a chance to every one ‘+ {o get a NEW YEAR'S PRESENT FREE OF CHARGE. With every $2.60 purchase of Goods a HANDSOME PRESENT will DON'T GET LEFT. Sraxzs to let. Will Play Football. A match game of football, between a team from Nevada City and the Grass Valley High School team, will take place at Glenbrook Park on New Year’s Day. the team from this city come out victorious they will probably challenge the Auburn een OOh, Boys Go Ahead. res, go ahead boys get married as fast as you can, it is nice to be a (you know), that is by ard by, but for heaven sake we want you to remember our new merchant Mr. J. Levy in the Transcript building with a wedding invitation, and you are sure to geta wedding present. d27-4t — + e@e » —-—Should Enquire of G, D. Buckley est of all in leavening @trength.” SEMEN Me Se A “Don’t Buy” Your Toys and Holiday Goods of the Popular Branch Store in the Downing Building, opposite. A. D. Tower's {F Ses ee BSS POWDER Absolutely Pure. ‘A cream of tartarbaking powder, HighUnited States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N. Y. They Are Finding It Out Very Fast THAT scadden & Cleveland: Commercial Street, ARE SELLING -THE— FRESHEST AND BEST/ . Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Et At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they are so well patronIf you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without Goods delivered to any part of the"olty free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE *-LOUR. SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND, j10 unless you care to save iS hifty Cents on Kach Dollar, Ie We Can’t Be Undersold, IKE FIEL iS The Cheap Man of Nevada County. : J. H. NILE, ye Nevada City Manager, S Xmas Card with every 50-cent ds ASAI TS ASAE AS AS WS oS Greatest Chance Ever Known------Sure. On Commercial Street, J. LBRVY. Christmas. Exercises. Z First-Class Laundrying. The members of the Episcopal Sunday . Try the Twin City Steam Laundry, Geo School will bold exercises at the Odd Fel-. B, Johnson, the coal oil man, sole agent for lows’ banquet hall this eyening, A Chriet-. Nevada City. Leave call orders at Miss mas tree is to be one of the features of the . Holbrpok’s news stand, Broad street, 019 program, — 2+ +.. “T was grea'ly troubled with aches and pains and cou.d nit sleep at night. My bhusband had me tske Hood's Sarsaparilia; now T ean sleep and thése pains have } ft me and T beg in to feel like.a, new person, Mrs. J. Henry, Brooke, .Cak AS_IN_ YOUTH Ayer’s Hair Vigor EG ae Hoop's Pivvs cure sick headache, _ + 7Oe+ ~— To the Gentlem eS RESTORES Who have suit patterns. You can have them made up in the latest style, best of Natural Growth workinauship and lowest prices by oF THE Smita Bros, Merchant Tailors, R dz6tt \ Pine Street, HAT po — Ta — —WHENGirl ‘Wanted. ALL OTHER To do house work, Apply to the Tran Dressi ngs scrirr Office, { . FAIL. ~--— -9@eeo Turkey Rafile. “T can cordially indorse Ayer’s Hair cacbiinins Vigor, as one of the best preparations Henry Thompson will begin his turkey for the hair. When T began using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, all the front, part of my head raftle at Simmons’ saloon 6u Saturday —about half of it—was bald. The use eyventng, December }4th, and oontinus eve ry . of only two bottles restored a natural evening until after the holidays, diy _—— a ad ——— growth, which still continues as in my youth, I tried several other dressings, but they all failed. Ayer’s Hair Vigor Bucklen’s arnicn Salve, The best Salve in ree world for Cuts, Converse, Texas. ww Sruisos, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khcum, Raver J Chil blains, Sores, Tutter, Chapped Hands, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfoot satisfaction or money . ODr-J, 0. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS. refunded, Price 26 cents per box, ° Kor * Latest sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store, PREPARED BY MM SESL NE NEE SE sae Foley Sells Bananas, Dates, Figs, Limes, Lemons, Oranges, Nuts of all sci Pop-Corn (loose or in bricks), Christmas Tree Ornaments, Christmas Tree Candles and Holders, Bon Bons (trom 1o cents up). The largest and Finest display of Home-Made Candies outside of San Francisco. FOLEY’S Strictly First-Class. 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City THROW YOUR 100 Ibs Middlings, 8 cans Corn Commercial Street, 100 Ibs Flour, $1.80. seef, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. to near Pine, -— envammarcarmrereer mr = is the best.”’—Mrs. J. C. Prevestk, 10 60000000000000000000 ©00000000000000000000 i High Prices Mast Get Out of Li EON “ey 12-cans Mackerel, $1.00 8 cans Clams, $1.00. THEY ARE FINE COBLER SEAT ROCKERS McLEAN SWING ENAMELED EASLES RATTAN ROCKERS RUGS AND MATS Call And See Themat James Kinkead’ S (VER THIS LIST. $1.10. 100 Ibs Bran, $1 oo. 1 lb. Cans Salmon $1.00, sal Bottle Pickles 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25” peiLottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1, Bryants Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. & Hires 3 for 50 ets. J. J. JACKSON Nevada City, Cal. BEAUTIE CHAIRS CASH FURNITURE STORE. Full stock of Furniture and large assortment of Goods Expressly for the Holidays. \, roy 3 We beg to announce to our numerous / Friends and Patronsthat we arenow ready for business, — — a rr re ee Tne The#largest and finest Stock of Holiday 2 Goods that ever came to this market we offer to the Public at the most reasonable figures. Come; everyone, and examine our display. of Toys, Books, Fancy Goods and numerous novelties in every branch. a ’ lh SEEM, Broad St., Next toZCountyjTreasurer’s Office. @