December 7, 1896 (4 pages)

* i THE TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, ee by Nat. P. Brow: NEVADA CITY, NEVADA fol =o E BROWN & & CALKINS. . <; Proprietors areas . DEC. 7. 1896. BRIBE MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Foster predicted snow, rain, hail and blizzards for this week. The lovely spring weather today does not look much like it. The displays of holiday goods at the stores in this city are more attractive this year than ever before. Yesterday was a disagreeable pee very sharp north wind prevailing most of the day. Three new dwelling houses are being built on “the bedrock” just west of the city limits. One of the stractares is nearly finished. Chris Webber is having a bay window put in the second story of his fine residence at the head of West. Broad street. The dwelling house formerly owned by Mrs. John McCoy at Wood’s ravine, and which was purchased some time ago by Joseph Schuster of the Champion Mining Company, has been fixed up and put in good repair. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle <of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. E. R. Pease of Livermore is in town. Wm. Sharp of Oakland is in town. L. Evans came over from North San Juan today. Hon. ©. F. MeGlashan came over from Truckee this morning. V. W. Bungamer of San Francisco arrived here last evening. ¥F. Hansen came down from Alleghany yesterday. A. L. Francis of Oakland arrived here on the morning train. _ Edwin Tilley is able to be around again. : Free Woodman returned last night from a visit to Woodland. J. W. Brace and wife have returned from a visit at San Francisco. J. E. Isaac left yesterday for San Francisco on a business trip. W. G. Richards has returned from a visit at San Francisco. Marvin Power, the Columbia Hill school teacher, was in‘this city Saturday. Major C. Davis of the Debris Commission past through this city Saturday on his way to San Francisco. Jackson Calvert is confined to his bed with a severe attack of rheumatism. Mrs. Keeler and daughter, of MonteV.G.; Lily White, Rec. Sec.; Fannie . sold by the can. zima Hill, have gone to Racreanenty on a visit. Miss Grace Lackwood of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train on a visit. Mrs. John A. Hyer and Miss Ruby Hyer left yesterday for San Francisco where Miss Ruby is going to have her eyes treated. CO. H. Powers, T. P. Blue and W.D. sana Blue came down from You Bet yester-. dence of 0. E. Mulloy by the Justice. day. Eugene C. Hegarty, who has been to Moore’s Flat on a visit to his parents arrived here last evening on his way to San Francisco. H. C. Reck, M. B. Amsel, F. Hess, C. L. Rhodes, Geo. Bachel, P. H. Dawson and W.T. Hawley, of San Francisco, are in town. John C. Donnelly, the popular traveling man of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday in the interest of Moore, Hunt & Company. Mrs. J. M. Hadley, who has been visiting in San Francisco and Oakland, for the past two months, returned Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Houston of San Francisco, who will visit Mrs. J. M. Hadley and Mrs. Geo. E. Turner of this city. W. M. Ric formerly railroad agent on the Mohave desert, and who. resigned some time ago, leaves for Chicago in a few days. He has accepted a position as traveling representative for a wholesale cigar and tobacco firm in the East. Eucouraging Reports. The mining outlook at and around Canada Hill is very encouraging, and it is rumored a sale will soon be made to San Francisco parties of one of the best prospects in that district. If the sale is consummated it will lead to renewed activity in that quarter. It is reported that rich ore was struck . City, and his many friends will ‘be glad in the Pittsburg mine last week. The to learn of the high honor he has reNot Piantea Yet. -$o Durrant is not s not dead yeti” The Supreme Court will decide Monday whether some section of the red tape which surrounds this assassin’s case is tied properly or not. Meanwhile; the most brutal murderer of the age fattens in the county jaii at the expense of the tax-payers, says the News Letter. Heis just about fat enough now to die. ‘The Durrant=carcass to present to our law-makers; or he might be trussed up, disembowelod and stuffed with the codes; then, if roasted over a slow fire, he would: have have time to mediate over his successfal career as a pillar of the. church.« Another good scheme might be to cut off a Durrant hand or foot, or even a finger or a toe, every time the Supreme Court delays his execution. Then, you see, when the scoundrel is finally strung up,-there will not be so much of him to die. Daisies‘should be growing over Durran’t guilty breast. Superior Court. The following businéss was trahsacted ‘in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: G. ‘W. Brasher vs. His Creditors. Sheriff Getchell appointed assignee. People vs. T. J. Wagoner. Order postponing hearing demurrer to indictment until 2 o’clock: : J. ©, White vs. P. B. Fitzsimmons. Stay of execution for 20 days granted. G. Gross vs. Imperial Paint and Copper Company. Order empowering reveiver to act under T. J. Wranpleimer contract. G. Gross vs. Imperial Paint and Copper Company. Order to show cause why said company should not deliver books to receiver. sec Good Biographer and Subject. It is among the current items of news that Mrs. Ida Harper, for some time past a resident of Oakland, has been selected to write the biography of Susan B Anthony. Mrs. Harper took ‘a leading part in the campaign of the woman suffragists in this State. She wrotea great many articles for the press which, attracted attention. They were clear and strong, and always to thepoint. There was the journalistic art of putting the case which counts for much in ‘influencing public opinion. Miss. Anthony is the most fam ous woman in this country. It is an honorable fame. She has been at the head of the great:move‘ment for woman’s suffrage, and has inspired much of. its ‘more. effective work, The illustrious wom&n will have a fitting biographer. The work of the subject’ has“been monumental. The work of the biographer will be todo justice to so grand a character. “Officers E Etected. Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119, elected the following officers Saturday night: Mary ‘Hoskin, N. G.; Mrs. Bowman, Nickless, Fin. Sec.; Mrs. Chas. Denny, Trustee. Installation January 2d. Following the electionthose members whose names begin with D, E, F, G or H entertained the lodge. Married Here. R. J. Thomas and Miss Cassie Coyle, Grass Valley people, came to this city Saturday and were married at the resiS. J. Magor and Miss Lillie Tippett boiled in oil would make a pretty dish . tickets to sell report on or about the : “15th at Miss Addie Stranahan’s rooms, %4 Union street. It will be noticed in the daily papers the date and place of The Stranahan Raffle. \ bod “The number of tickets known to been sold are one hundred, and as the widow of the late 8, N. Stranahan would like to realize on two hundred tickets here would be a great favor conferred if the balance of one hundred could be disposed of by the first of January. As the lady would be pleasedto have the raffle come off on. or about that time will ‘parties “having raffle. Friends, I wish to correct the impression that I'am pdsséssed of'theans, . (Ihave my home.) Had ‘it not“beeitt® for the liberal response of friends and the public at the time of my hus-[ = ~~ band’s death I should not have had DS rg cent to tide me over my presént ne-. cessities. I take this opportunity of expressing toeach and every ‘one my sincere thanks for the many kindnesses é and courtesies extended tonh hy —_—_—___ . THE. ‘CLOTHING ae ! Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup . ° time of trouble, 2. : Mrs. ADELINE J. STRANAHAN. ae 20 It Is Delicious. the finest article in the market, To be procured only at Gaylord’s. A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, , La Gri Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold hig = erman & Co. pce Something New. « <.%42 = Hill’s Mixed Flavoring’ pices, at JACKSON’S. * 2+ Burbank Potatoes. Wolf, the cash grocer, has: just’ ee toes, and is selling them at the lowest price. me 080-tf Seasonable. Goods. The finest currants, raisins, Jemon and citron peel, boiled cider, ate. for} mince meat, can be had at J. J. Jackson’s Bee Hive grocery store,” No, flies on mince meat made with these articles and flavored with s little. of. that fine old brandy sold at. the Bee.Hive. Special goods for the holidays. 30. : s ‘ . ‘at To Make the Children Happy BUY THEIR, Christmas Candies ! From the’ Popular Old-Time Dealer, ANTONE TAM, ' Pine RNEae, between sadecee and a FRESH OYSTERS served: in all styles and *. money, and 5 are J. Levy of the Branch Wonder Store $ attending to business by himself, and has no expense. ceived 800 sacks of fine:Burbank Pota-. © SS i ‘ i i of. Women. dese “lanolte of women. Karl’s Clover Root Something New, Tat and Pal Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation Sold by Dickermaxz & Co. in Building Material. “0 I have just received, direct from the A Baby’s Life s Life Saved. tactory in the East, thirty-five tons of} “My baby had croup and was saved Steel Roofing, Siding and Oeiling,. by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B 2 “very exa comes variety of designs ~“Karl’s Clover Koot Tea > = ng Re Ts a sure cure for Headache and nerspicy. . Sold by Dickerman & Co. Fine Potatoes. A cf&rload of fine “fine Nevada ‘potatoes freight . have just been received at Jackson's Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew anywhere. 027 An Recommend It. ! free Ask your pb ysician, our “Four-doilar Oalf Shoes, ana #6 Mining and one wiaeae preene . your. arse : man’s, Broad Btreet. ‘44-1 mend it. 7 i mene EVERY. Merchant is striving for the Clothing eae Why *~ is it?’ Simply because there is a good margin for the Merchant. . .You: Clothing buyers therefore want to be on the lookout, Do not, be, influenced by the flowery language and large spaces. some have in the newspapers. It all costs “are the ones to pay for it. Get your Clothag, at a snta. 1 sions that lias no expense. -Men’s Suits, from $4 up. Boys’ Long Pants Suits, from $2 up. Rove. Knee Pants, from 75 cents up. Petes cares eegek doomplete line of Meni’ s and Boys’ UNDERWEAR, Men’s and Boys’ HATS and CAPS, (Men's; Ladies’; Misses’ and Children’s BOOTS and SHOES, RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS and COPMFORTERS. All goods are sold at the lowest cash Riise. Our Motto. is; “LIVE AND LET LIVE.” Soliciting a share of your patronage, I remain, : Yours ‘to Please, . “J. LEVY, Holiday Delicacies ! ik Wino anbdrendonk WILL BE RECEIVED. IN A FEW. DAYS —aT— THE NATIONAL FRUIT STORE, Broad St., opp. Citizens Bank; 3.) .° Candies. « Headquarters for Fine Fruits and . Holiday Announcement of J. Stein, Broad Street, namental as well as durable, and is all . . diseases. Nothing relieves so} Boots made to order at L.J,Traut-. ¢.Gonsamption. They will recom-. ~. Manager Branch Wonder Store, Nevada City, Cal. officiated as groomsman and bridesmaid. The newlymarried, couple will reside at Grass Vi WM. ¥. LIEBEN, Proprietor, wun Mypeer Soo “ A Nice: Ss Seen = . What do 766 tile? Will an overyour boy ? df 8e,.call npon J. Levy of the Branch Wonder. He will save you 25 _per cent. f d6-6t oe Struck Fine Quartz. A rich.strike was made at the Reward mine Saturday, when a good-sized. ledge of fine quartz was. encountered. The ore is heavily wineralized and shows considerable free. gold. . Indiecations are that an caneaeas pay shoot has been struck. Tur WHOLE panes of the wonderful cures by -Hood’s: Sarsaparilla is soon told: It makes the blood:rich, pure and nourishing: It curés scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, Hoop’s Prizs act harmoniously with Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Cure all liver ills 25 cents. e@o-o—* ~ee Elected Senator. S$. P. Donnelly, brother of John C, Donnelly, the well-known commercial traveler, was elected State Senator from. Kootenay county, Idaho, at the late election. » “Si” was raised in this Cheistates: coat make a mice Obristmas gift for Bargains “ Son ZEPHYRS © see Reduced to 5 cents.” SOFA PILLOW COVERS: Reduced.to 2 cents each.. KID GLOVES _. Worth $1.50, reduced ras 14 FELT HATS reduced to 25 cen FANCY WORK MATERIAL SLIPPER SOLES "MRS. (Last year’s) original price. $1 and $1.50, All kinds yéduced' from 25 )to:S0iper! contAnd Knitting Yarns reduced 2 per et. . Grand Opening Next Week of Santa Claus Department, _ And Japanese. Department. Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET, wevaniciey.) * With a $20,000 stock that was purchased a “wea ago. a stock of the latest novelties to be —— for ‘motte. ti . cludes x Fall and Winter Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, _ Also Lames and Children’s Shoes, Of course. we admit it is the wrong time of year to put in such a large assortment, but we saw a goodRissa to buy tow for spot cash and we took it. Money talks nowadays The people of this and surrounding counties will get at the benefit of our buy. We don’t intend to carry any Winter Goods over to next Summer. They MUST be closed out. If you have bought your Winter Clothing elsewhere, we invite you call and see that we are selling the same class of goods at about half what you paid. If you haven’t bought, call at once and see : what bargains we can give you. Your dollar will buy as much in‘our stove as two dollars will elsewhere. We sell first-class goods only. We especially invite GRASS VALLEY PEOPLE te call and see us. They know what we have done for them before, but they don’t realize what we can do now Fare paid both ways till January 1st for regular Grass Valley customers. We are now employing six men, and are able:to wait on all promptly. Fj Others can sell cheap.goods . cheap ; but for first-class goods at low prices you must call . on us. Our prices astonish: . our patrons and our competitors. We are sole.agents for the Nowadays most people iui vier to select them with a view to their ‘utility as well as their beauty. It is the right thing todo, for in these _ hard times very few folks have “ money to burn.” And then the ifetpices of what you. bestow is pretty sure to be better pleased with a present that is for practical use as well as pleasing to look at. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM This Winter Offers Many 4 vada City, commence: et . ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, T's. be Agate. a Teeaitoas, Net . . Such as the very latest in Teachers’ _Examination. “‘Teapliots' xamina’ Monday, December. ae Laamsate Pittsburg, it is thought by many wellceived.He left here about fifteen posted mining men, would be one of . Yeats ago. the best in the district if properly deHe Uses Straws Now. veloped. Delaware Gravel Mine. bi everything will be ready for breasting out and working the channel, which is known to be very rich. Superintend_ Apples. From 1 om New York, the best manner. _ Phe doctor—It’s twins, sir, Young’ Husband—I might have known it; it's my wife’s hobby that two can —_ as aia Dick—Why do you o you alwaysdrink shercobblers and mint juleps? They’re patina such old-fashioned tippels. Jack—BeThe new incline shaft at the Dela-. canse I have promised my wife that no ware mine is now down over 500 feet,! wine or spitits shall touch my lips till) p and the work of sinking is still going . New Year’s: Dick— But there’s wine in . ahead. They are close to the main ina cobbler and spirits in a julep. Jack . Sime channel and it will not be long before —Of course there is, bat I use straws. New York apples a1 are being shipped ent Mallon is having all work\donein/+, Qstifornia. Just think of it, 25 barrels of New York State apples—greensprig oye 9 = Nerege City, ber 7 4 eae Gee . Rich and Tasty Neckwear, ; Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers, Order to Show Cause, cheaply 1 as one! [Nth Superior ee ornie. a : “1, Flue Shoes and Pumps, oo. Best Grades of Underwear, WB LBAD IN hive OVERCOATS POR OLD AND YOUNG ioe on 0 ore oe : NEVADA CITY Marysville Woolen Mill, Goods . And we sell them at prey charged at the Mills. These goods are known to all. he Marysville Blankets are the BEST. ‘The Tweeds and Flannels cannot be beat. If you need anything in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are sole agent for Nevada county. We buy for spot cash and commneet all — Telephoné—No. 63, r bell, at store. No. bells, at > perag Call us up at any hour (day ‘or “8 fe and. we y to accommodate you with hi r line of goods you may desire. 7 Ki 3 Oe y th ares * , Country orders promptl — f spot cash only, ics One prise wa : tone! ¢ de inte 3 f Fay 4 4 opie roar “ie in. a ‘Z so ab os / MONDAY. ; NEVADA. Cl To Run Betwe W.O. Burrt _ gives notice } mencing’on 1 per, the Ack . pany will pu tween Mary p Nevada City service will I ‘days, Wedne ‘turn on the a Represent ‘Sacramento Peently bonde ‘claims, adj ‘Sweetland, . Saturday on }amination. of ‘ditions of t ‘that a plant hing 100 tons perected with sum of $15, ‘claims withi per ‘cent ¢ ‘yield the req interested w ‘will soon ad vada county Restri . Asa mean Oourt of the proposed to 1 puits for tl damages, to s at least $: $300. Of co ple the amo hot make of rights lit sarily, arbit be said in fi : gher figur euit Court with small necessary t bo $2000, w! Dongress it On y afew subject to vice refort i s of la : Itis Pbusiness n The > A force der Supe we Tent be operate ‘ing house of supplie ‘done in tl »was enjoi pteen year Te ' The ant for cértif gin at Ws city on J o'clock a. the exam of this, . State OF FRANK is the se: J. CHEN the City -aforesai ‘the sun LARS . Catarrh : use of E _ Swor hedns die

* i THE TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, ee by Nat. P. Brow: NEVADA CITY, NEVADA fol =o E BROWN & & CALKINS. . <; Proprietors areas .. DEC. 7. 1896. BRIBE MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Foster predicted snow, rain, hail and blizzards for this week. The lovely spring weather today does not look much like it. The displays of holiday goods at the stores in this city are more attractive this year than ever before. Yesterday was a disagreeable pee very sharp north wind prevailing most of the day. Three new dwelling houses are being built on “the bedrock” just west of the city limits. One of the stractares is nearly finished. Chris Webber is having a bay window put in the second story of his fine residence at the head of West. Broad street. The dwelling house formerly owned by Mrs. John McCoy at Wood’s ravine, and which was purchased some time ago by Joseph Schuster of the Champion Mining Company, has been fixed up and put in good repair. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle <of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. E. R. Pease of Livermore is in town. Wm. Sharp of Oakland is in town. L. Evans came over from North San Juan today. Hon. ©. F. MeGlashan came over from Truckee this morning. V. W. Bungamer of San Francisco arrived here last evening. ¥F. Hansen came down from Alleghany yesterday. A. L. Francis of Oakland arrived here on the morning train. _ Edwin Tilley is able to be around again. : Free Woodman returned last night from a visit to Woodland. J. W. Brace and wife have returned from a visit at San Francisco. J. E. Isaac left yesterday for San Francisco on a business trip. W. G. Richards has returned from a visit at San Francisco. Marvin Power, the Columbia Hill school teacher, was in‘this city Saturday. Major C. Davis of the Debris Commission past through this city Saturday on his way to San Francisco. Jackson Calvert is confined to his bed with a severe attack of rheumatism. Mrs. Keeler and daughter, of MonteV.G.; Lily White, Rec. Sec.; Fannie . sold by the can. zima Hill, have gone to Racreanenty on a visit. Miss Grace Lackwood of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train on a visit. Mrs. John A. Hyer and Miss Ruby Hyer left yesterday for San Francisco where Miss Ruby is going to have her eyes treated. CO. H. Powers, T. P. Blue and W.D. sana Blue came down from You Bet yester-. dence of 0. E. Mulloy by the Justice. day. Eugene C. Hegarty, who has been to Moore’s Flat on a visit to his parents arrived here last evening on his way to San Francisco. H. C. Reck, M. B. Amsel, F. Hess, C. L. Rhodes, Geo. Bachel, P. H. Dawson and W.T. Hawley, of San Francisco, are in town. John C. Donnelly, the popular traveling man of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday in the interest of Moore, Hunt & Company. Mrs. J. M. Hadley, who has been visiting in San Francisco and Oakland, for the past two months, returned Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Houston of San Francisco, who will visit Mrs. J. M. Hadley and Mrs. Geo. E. Turner of this city. W. M. Ric formerly railroad agent on the Mohave desert, and who. resigned some time ago, leaves for Chicago in a few days. He has accepted a position as traveling representative for a wholesale cigar and tobacco firm in the East. Eucouraging Reports. The mining outlook at and around Canada Hill is very encouraging, and it is rumored a sale will soon be made to San Francisco parties of one of the best prospects in that district. If the sale is consummated it will lead to renewed activity in that quarter. It is reported that rich ore was struck . City, and his many friends will ‘be glad in the Pittsburg mine last week. The to learn of the high honor he has reNot Piantea Yet. -$o Durrant is not s not dead yeti” The Supreme Court will decide Monday whether some section of the red tape which surrounds this assassin’s case is tied properly or not. Meanwhile; the most brutal murderer of the age fattens in the county jaii at the expense of the tax-payers, says the News Letter. Heis just about fat enough now to die. ‘The Durrant=carcass to present to our law-makers; or he might be trussed up, disembowelod and stuffed with the codes; then, if roasted over a slow fire, he would: have have time to mediate over his successfal career as a pillar of the. church.« Another good scheme might be to cut off a Durrant hand or foot, or even a finger or a toe, every time the Supreme Court delays his execution. Then, you see, when the scoundrel is finally strung up,-there will not be so much of him to die. Daisies‘should be growing over Durran’t guilty breast. Superior Court. The following businéss was trahsacted ‘in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: G. ‘W. Brasher vs. His Creditors. Sheriff Getchell appointed assignee. People vs. T. J. Wagoner. Order postponing hearing demurrer to indictment until 2 o’clock: : J. ©, White vs. P. B. Fitzsimmons. Stay of execution for 20 days granted. G. Gross vs. Imperial Paint and Copper Company. Order empowering reveiver to act under T. J. Wranpleimer contract. G. Gross vs. Imperial Paint and Copper Company. Order to show cause why said company should not deliver books to receiver. sec Good Biographer and Subject. It is among the current items of news that Mrs. Ida Harper, for some time past a resident of Oakland, has been selected to write the biography of Susan B Anthony. Mrs. Harper took ‘a leading part in the campaign of the woman suffragists in this State. She wrotea great many articles for the press which, attracted attention. They were clear and strong, and always to thepoint. There was the journalistic art of putting the case which counts for much in ‘influencing public opinion. Miss. Anthony is the most fam ous woman in this country. It is an honorable fame. She has been at the head of the great:move‘ment for woman’s suffrage, and has inspired much of. its ‘more. effective work, The illustrious wom&n will have a fitting biographer. The work of the subject’ has“been monumental. The work of the biographer will be todo justice to so grand a character. “Officers E Etected. Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119, elected the following officers Saturday night: Mary ‘Hoskin, N. G.; Mrs. Bowman, Nickless, Fin. Sec.; Mrs. Chas. Denny, Trustee. Installation January 2d. Following the electionthose members whose names begin with D, E, F, G or H entertained the lodge. Married Here. R. J. Thomas and Miss Cassie Coyle, Grass Valley people, came to this city Saturday and were married at the resiS. J. Magor and Miss Lillie Tippett boiled in oil would make a pretty dish . tickets to sell report on or about the : “15th at Miss Addie Stranahan’s rooms, %4 Union street. It will be noticed in the daily papers the date and place of The Stranahan Raffle. \ bod “The number of tickets known to been sold are one hundred, and as the widow of the late 8, N. Stranahan would like to realize on two hundred tickets here would be a great favor conferred if the balance of one hundred could be disposed of by the first of January. As the lady would be pleasedto have the raffle come off on. or about that time will ‘parties “having raffle. Friends, I wish to correct the impression that I'am pdsséssed of'theans, . (Ihave my home.) Had ‘it not“beeitt® for the liberal response of friends and the public at the time of my hus-[ = ~~ band’s death I should not have had DS rg cent to tide me over my presént ne-. cessities. I take this opportunity of expressing toeach and every ‘one my sincere thanks for the many kindnesses é and courtesies extended tonh hy —_—_—___ . THE. ‘CLOTHING ae ! Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup . ° time of trouble, 2. : Mrs. ADELINE J. STRANAHAN. ae 20 It Is Delicious. the finest article in the market, To be procured only at Gaylord’s. A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, , La Gri Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold hig = erman & Co. pce Something New. « <.%42 = Hill’s Mixed Flavoring’ pices, at JACKSON’S. * 2+ Burbank Potatoes. Wolf, the cash grocer, has: just’ ee toes, and is selling them at the lowest price. me 080-tf Seasonable. Goods. The finest currants, raisins, Jemon and citron peel, boiled cider, ate.. for} mince meat, can be had at J. J. Jackson’s Bee Hive grocery store,” No, flies on mince meat made with these articles and flavored with s little. of. that fine old brandy sold at. the Bee.Hive. Special goods for the holidays. 30. : s ‘ . ‘at To Make the Children Happy BUY THEIR, Christmas Candies ! From the’ Popular Old-Time Dealer, ANTONE TAM, ' Pine RNEae, between sadecee and a FRESH OYSTERS served: in all styles and *. money, and 5 are J. Levy of the Branch Wonder Store $ attending to business by himself, and has no expense. ceived 800 sacks of fine:Burbank Pota-. © SS i ‘ i i of. Women. dese “lanolte of women. Karl’s Clover Root Something New, Tat and Pal Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation Sold by Dickermaxz & Co. in Building Material. “0 I have just received, direct from the A Baby’s Life s Life Saved. tactory in the East, thirty-five tons of} “My baby had croup and was saved Steel Roofing, Siding and Oeiling,. by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B 2 “very exa comes variety of designs ~“Karl’s Clover Koot Tea > = ng Re Ts a sure cure for Headache and nerspicy. . Sold by Dickerman & Co. Fine Potatoes. A cf&rload of fine “fine Nevada ‘potatoes freight . have just been received at Jackson's Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew anywhere. 027 An Recommend It. ! free Ask your pb ysician, our “Four-doilar Oalf Shoes, ana #6 Mining and one wiaeae preene . your. arse : man’s, Broad Btreet. ‘44-1 mend it. 7 i mene EVERY. Merchant is striving for the Clothing eae Why *~ is it?’ Simply because there is a good margin for the Merchant. . .You: Clothing buyers therefore want to be on the lookout, Do not, be, influenced by the flowery language and large spaces. some have in the newspapers. It all costs “are the ones to pay for it. Get your Clothag, at a snta. 1 sions that lias no expense.

-Men’s Suits, from $4 up. Boys’ Long Pants Suits, from $2 up. Rove. Knee Pants, from 75 cents up. Petes cares eegek doomplete line of Meni’ s and Boys’ UNDERWEAR, Men’s and Boys’ HATS and CAPS, (Men's; Ladies’; Misses’ and Children’s BOOTS and SHOES, RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS and COPMFORTERS. All goods are sold at the lowest cash Riise. Our Motto. is; “LIVE AND LET LIVE.” Soliciting a share of your patronage, I remain, : Yours ‘to Please, . “J. LEVY, Holiday Delicacies ! ik Wino anbdrendonk WILL BE RECEIVED. IN A FEW. DAYS —aT— THE NATIONAL FRUIT STORE, Broad St., opp. Citizens Bank; 3.) .° Candies. « Headquarters for Fine Fruits and . Holiday Announcement of J. Stein, Broad Street, namental as well as durable, and is all . .. diseases. Nothing relieves so} Boots made to order at L.J,Traut-. ¢.Gonsamption. They will recom-. ~. Manager Branch Wonder Store, Nevada City, Cal. officiated as groomsman and bridesmaid. The newlymarried, couple will reside at Grass Vi WM. ¥. LIEBEN, Proprietor, wun Mypeer Soo “ A Nice: Ss Seen = . What do 766 tile? Will an overyour boy ? df 8e,.call npon J. Levy of the Branch Wonder. He will save you 25 _per cent. f d6-6t oe Struck Fine Quartz. A rich.strike was made at the Reward mine Saturday, when a good-sized. ledge of fine quartz was. encountered. The ore is heavily wineralized and shows considerable free. gold. . Indiecations are that an caneaeas pay shoot has been struck. Tur WHOLE panes of the wonderful cures by -Hood’s: Sarsaparilla is soon told: It makes the blood:rich, pure and nourishing: It curés scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, Hoop’s Prizs act harmoniously with Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Cure all liver ills 25 cents. e@o-o—* ~ee Elected Senator. S$. P. Donnelly, brother of John C, Donnelly, the well-known commercial traveler, was elected State Senator from. Kootenay county, Idaho, at the late election. » “Si” was raised in this Cheistates: coat make a mice Obristmas gift for Bargains “ Son ZEPHYRS © see Reduced to 5 cents.” SOFA PILLOW COVERS: Reduced.to 2 cents each.... KID GLOVES _. Worth $1.50, reduced ras 14 FELT HATS reduced to 25 cen FANCY WORK MATERIAL SLIPPER SOLES "MRS. (Last year’s) original price. $1 and $1.50, All kinds yéduced' from 25 )to:S0iper! contAnd Knitting Yarns reduced 2 per et. . Grand Opening Next Week of Santa Claus Department, _ And Japanese. Department. Lester & Crawford, MAIN STREET, wevaniciey.) * With a $20,000 stock that was purchased a “wea ago. a stock of the latest novelties to be —— for ‘motte. ti . cludes x Fall and Winter Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, _ Also Lames and Children’s Shoes, Of course. we admit it is the wrong time of year to put in such a large assortment, but we saw a goodRissa to buy tow for spot cash and we took it. Money talks nowadays The people of this and surrounding counties will get at the benefit of our buy. We don’t intend to carry any Winter Goods over to next Summer. They MUST be closed out. If you have bought your Winter Clothing elsewhere, we invite you call and see that we are selling the same class of goods at about half what you paid. If you haven’t bought, call at once and see : what bargains we can give you. Your dollar will buy as much in‘our stove as two dollars will elsewhere. We sell first-class goods only. We especially invite GRASS VALLEY PEOPLE te call and see us. They know what we have done for them before, but they don’t realize what we can do now Fare paid both ways till January 1st for regular Grass Valley customers. We are now employing six men, and are able:to wait on all promptly. Fj Others can sell cheap.goods . cheap ; but for first-class goods at low prices you must call . on us. Our prices astonish: . our patrons and our competitors. We are sole.agents for the Nowadays most people iui vier to select them with a view to their ‘utility as well as their beauty. It is the right thing todo, for in these _ hard times very few folks have “ money to burn.” And then the ifetpices of what you. bestow is pretty sure to be better pleased with a present that is for practical use as well as pleasing to look at. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM This Winter Offers Many 4 vada City, commence: et . ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, T's. be Agate. a Teeaitoas, Net . . Such as the very latest in Teachers’ _Examination. “‘Teapliots' xamina’ Monday, December. ae Laamsate Pittsburg, it is thought by many wellceived..He left here about fifteen posted mining men, would be one of . Yeats ago. the best in the district if properly deHe Uses Straws Now. veloped. Delaware Gravel Mine. bi everything will be ready for breasting out and working the channel, which is known to be very rich. Superintend_ Apples. From 1 om New York, the best manner. _ Phe doctor—It’s twins, sir, Young’ Husband—I might have known it; it's my wife’s hobby that two can —_ as aia Dick—Why do you o you alwaysdrink shercobblers and mint juleps? They’re patina such old-fashioned tippels. Jack—BeThe new incline shaft at the Dela-. canse I have promised my wife that no ware mine is now down over 500 feet,! wine or spitits shall touch my lips till) p and the work of sinking is still going . New Year’s: Dick— But there’s wine in . ahead. They are close to the main ina cobbler and spirits in a julep. Jack . Sime channel and it will not be long before —Of course there is, bat I use straws. New York apples a1 are being shipped ent Mallon is having all work\donein/+, Qstifornia. Just think of it, 25 barrels of New York State apples—greensprig oye 9 = Nerege City, ber 7 4 eae Gee . Rich and Tasty Neckwear, ; Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers, Order to Show Cause, cheaply 1 as one! [Nth Superior ee ornie. a : “1, Flue Shoes and Pumps, oo. Best Grades of Underwear, WB LBAD IN hive OVERCOATS POR OLD AND YOUNG ioe on 0 ore oe : NEVADA CITY Marysville Woolen Mill, Goods . And we sell them at prey charged at the Mills. These goods are known to all. he Marysville Blankets are the BEST. ‘The Tweeds and Flannels cannot be beat. If you need anything in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are sole agent for Nevada county. We buy for spot cash and commneet all — Telephoné—No. 63, r bell, at store. No. bells, at > perag Call us up at any hour (day ‘or “8 fe and. we y to accommodate you with hi r line of goods you may desire. 7 Ki 3 Oe y th ares * , Country orders promptl — f spot cash only, ics One prise wa : tone! ¢ de inte 3 f Fay 4 4 opie roar “ie in. a ‘Z so ab os / MONDAY.. ; NEVADA. Cl To Run Betwe W.O. Burrt _ gives notice } mencing’on 1 per, the Ack . pany will pu tween Mary p Nevada City service will I ‘days, Wedne ‘turn on the a Represent ‘Sacramento Peently bonde ‘claims, adj ‘Sweetland, . Saturday on }amination. of ‘ditions of t ‘that a plant hing 100 tons perected with sum of $15, ‘claims withi per ‘cent ¢ ‘yield the req interested w ‘will soon ad vada county Restri . Asa mean Oourt of the proposed to 1 puits for tl damages, to s at least $: $300. Of co ple the amo hot make of rights lit sarily, arbit be said in fi : gher figur euit Court with small necessary t bo $2000, w! Dongress it On y afew subject to vice refort i s of la : Itis Pbusiness n The > A force der Supe we Tent be operate ‘ing house of supplie ‘done in tl »was enjoi pteen year Te ' The ant for cértif gin at Ws city on J o'clock a. the exam of this, . State OF FRANK is the se: J. CHEN the City -aforesai ‘the sun LARS . Catarrh : use of E _ Swor hedns die