December 7, 1899 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT.) Published every evening except Evoaee and taaet Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. THE GRAND JURY. Fitzsimmons’ Appeal—The Hoskin-Pendergast Fight—A Bigamy Case. THURSDAY...Dec. 7, 1899 business judging by outside appearBRIEF MENTION. Finor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Sauer Kraut at Scaddens. Try it. tf For Citron and Lemon Peel go to Scadden’s. tf ‘Lhe best Cranberries in the market can be had at Scadden’s. tf Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto every evening from 9 to 12, tf Fresh consignment of choice lemons ust received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Capt. George A. Nihell has been apPointed as a special deputy sheriff. It was snowing today at various points a few miles above this city. Fresh extra water-white comb honey at Gaylord &Son’s. Just Peceived. tf. Mrs. A. W. Herring has leased her ranch west of town to Wm. C. Camp~ bell. { The loveliest Seedless Raisins ever brought to this market are now on sale at Scadden’s. tf Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Griffith Griffith of Piety Hill advertises that he will pay a reward -for the return of his fox-hound. Call and see Snell & Fleming’s. A handsome new stamped goods, assortment has just arrived. n 29-tf Free lunch served . every Saturday night at Beckley’s Grotto saloon on Commercial street. All the choicést whiskeys, including O. P. S./and Mc-Brayer. nl8s-tf Nowis your chance'to get something nice in the line of beech-aut, sliced bacon, Lageran boneless sardines, boned turkey, La Forrest Pate De Foi Gras, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery store. tf Yesterday afternoon Trinity Guild elected the following officers. Mrs. D. E. Morgan, president; Mrs. J. B. Treadwell, vice president; Miss Emma Smith, Secretary; Mrs. Robins, treasarer. Scadden, the grocer, has just received the finest lot of Mince Meat, in bnlk, ever brought into this market. It is a number one article, and will be sold a great deal cheaper than it can be. made}. at home. tf All of the people who are fond of Sauer Kraut should not fail to go to Scadden’s and sample the fine lot of it which he has just received. None bet. ter ever brought to this section of the State. = tf You can get Mott’s celebrated New York Russett Apple Juice at Isoard & # Son's. It is for sale by the gallon or keg, and is the genuine, pure article that is so popular in the East. There is nothing else in the cider line that is so good. d2-lw At last night’s meeting of Lone Pine Camp, Woodmen of the World, the following officers were elected: J. B. Young, C. 0.; E J. Baker, A. L; F. L. Arbogast, B.; E. A. Moore, Clerk; Chas. Steffen, Ass’t Clerk; Ralph White, E.; A. H. Tickell, Phy.; Wm. Browning, W.; E. Murchie, 8.; J. F. Shaw, M. The installation will be held January 3d. Sa) od She Took Offense, Customer—Why doesn’t that spinster, Miss Brown, deal at your store any more? Grocer—One of my clerks insulted her. Customer—How? Grocer—She overheard him telling some one ‘that she was our oldest customer.—Up to Date. Fr She Suffered, Too. ' Wife (jealous)—What was that horrid Mrs, Lovely doing in your office for two mortaF-hours this forenoon? Husband (a physician)—Why—er— she complained that her face pained her. Wife—Humph! I guess it doesn’t pain her any worse than it does other people.—N. Y. World. Jumping at a Conclusion. “You see,” said the man with a theory, “aleohol is harmful because it decomposes the water in the human system—” “Which,” interrupted Col. Siilwell, gravely, “proves the correctness of my ahgument that a gentleman ought not to put watah into his system in the first Place.”—Washington Star. pase ie. Salceaarts Exposed His Hand. _., “Isn't it awful about Rev. Dr. Birdling? I hear that his wife has begun suit foradivoree. What’s the trouble?” “He wrote an.ariicle for one of the Sunday papers on how to. be happy though married, and his wife says she has got tired of living witha hypocrite.” —Chicago Daily News. ~ ’ Brilliancy. Friend—I understand that you have quite a brilliant son, colonel. Col. Kaintuck—Brilliant ? Gad, sah! That boy is only just enterin’ his teens and you never saw his equal io pull out a cork with a penknife, sah!—Up to Date. ,——_——_——__ “EXPERIENCE is the best teacher. Every testimonial in favor of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the voice of experience to you, and you may take this medicine with perfect confidence that it will do for you what it has done for others Hood's Pills cures all liver ills. Nonirr. tating. x Many a Lover Has turned with from an other w'se lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root. Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing 6lse will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Prices ‘25 c's. and 50 cts, For sale by H. ew erman, the druggist.’ ances. The Madden robbery is not the . only French Corral case brought to its attention. Pat. Fitzsimmons of the Same neighborhood, who has been in jail since October 26th serving a fiftyday term for contempt of Judge Nilon’s court, tried to air his troubles before the Jury yesterday afternoon, and Lwanted that body to straighten out his land and other troubles to his satisfacfion. The erratic old man evidently received cold comfort, for today he has a8 poor an opinion of the Grand Jury as he doesofthe courts an of most everybody he ever had any dealings with, Tt is talked around today that the prize fight at Grass Valley between Hoskins and Pendergast, in whish the former met his death, is to be a subject of consideration. This afternoon the report of John C. Nilon, who has been kept busy for the past eight months experting the books of the county officers covering a period of two yeurs was, called for and critically examined. Mr. Nilon has gone thraugh the books very thoroughly, and so far as can be learned his report will be highly creditable to the offcers. ‘Today a charge of bigamy against a Grass Valley man named John Bazza, who on the 20th of February obtained a license to marry Miss Josephine Odgers, is demanding much attention, humerous witnesses 29 when he obtained the license, has a wife and six children in England. Another Grass Valleyan. of the same name, but only 24 years old and no relation to the accused, told the reporter this noon that when he testified today he related to the Grand Jury how over @ year ago he had by mistake opened some letters belonging to the elder John, and that those letters had been is commonly believed that there will be no difficulty in securing the indictment of the much-married man, as Mrs. John Delbridge of this city and others are, thought to have given very strong tesiniony against him, _Died at the Hospital. Earl Downing, a native of Treland aged 72 years, died at the County Hosp-tal last. night of tuberculosis, He was an old-timer of the county and had been in the Hospital for sometime. Another Storm. A cold rainstorm set in this forenoon and continued during the rest of the day. Ruin is also predicted for tunight The Grand Jury has its hands full of having been! called. It is claimed Buzza, who is! about 40 years old but gave his age as. from the wife of the latter. It. aid tomorrow. { Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Earl Walling has returned from Sacramento. “ : Thos.§8. Ford and Mrs. Ford returned from Sacramento last evening. Alexander Durbin returned today to the Comet mine in Sierra county. M. RB. Whitburn came down yesterday afternoon from the Alaska mine: Grant Skidmore of North Bloomfield went to Auburn today ona business A.B. Ghampion and T. A. Henry of Grass Valley visited the county seat today., A. W. Blundell of the Murchie mine came up last evening from San Francisco. : Mrs. L. Whittum went toSan Francisco today to obtain. medical treatment, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Standiger have returned to.their home at Reno, Nev. after a visit at North San Juan. ©. J. Schaster.and fanily have moved from tne Grizzly Ridge mine to this city, and are living on Water street. Mrs. Charles Gaus returned _last night from San Francisco accompained by her son Charies who has been ill there. _ Mr. and Mrs.D. A. Dailey were the recipients of a surprise party night before last, the Endeavorers calling on them in force. The public school at Magnolia has closed for the winter and the ‘eacher, Miss Lizie M. Richards, has returned to her home on Gold Flat. John Michell, the dancing teacher, was slightly improved’ today. His paralyzed arm and leg have some feeling, buthe canpot move them. ae “Cap.” Morrell, who has charge of the prospecting operations at the Hudson mine on Deer Creek near the Anthony House, was in town last evening. Mrs. Jacob Nuffziger left today fora visit to her daughters, Mrs. H.°G. Parsons of Berkeley.and Miss Carrie Naffziger who is studying music at San Jose.” one Offered at Half Price. E. F. Rosenthal of the old-established variety store on Commercial street is offering his stock at half the cost price. He also wishes to sell his store fixtures, / etc., at the buyers’ own prices. . ~~ What te Shiloh? A grand old remedy-for Cough, Colds -ud Consumption; used through the world ‘for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we,will refand your money. Price 25 cts., cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. ° tf ame MRS, BUZZA’S STORY, Says Her Bigamous Husband Told Her Several Conflicting Yarns, The young wife of John Buzza, the Grass Valley man charged with bigamy, expressed surprise when told this forenoon that» her husband had come to the county seat to answer beforethe Grand Jury, She said soon after she got acquainted with him he told her he had a wife and several chilren in England. When he asked her to marry him she reminded him of his statement about the family in the old country and he declured. he .was only joking when he made it. After they were married he admitted that there was @ woman over there that. called herself his wife, but that while he was the father of thechildren born to her she had never been legally marned.to him, <> A Money-Winning Comedy. The only Swedish comedy-drama that has ever been an out and out money winner is the ever favorite “Yon Yonson” which will appear here on Friday night, Dec 15th, under the direction of Messrs. Thall and Kennedy. “Yon Yonson” isnow in its ninth consecutive season ‘and is still as popular as it was the first year of its production. Not since the death of Gus Heege has the part of “Yon” been played as it is this year. Arthur Donaldson is playing it and he is as near the ideal as can be wished ‘for. He is by birth a Swede and has had a long experience upon the stage, having madehis first appearance with the Royal: Stock Company in Steckholm many years ago. ~\. Will Change Time Sunday. = L. L. Gaffney, superintendant of the Downieville Stage Company, announces that there will be change of time next Sunday to the winter schedule. Stages a will leave here.at? a. m. and arrive.in Sierra © ty, sixty miles distant, the following afternoon at 4 o'clock. They will leave Sierra City at 7a. m. and arrive in this city at 11:30 next dsy. They will start from here every day é6xcept Sunday and come in every day except Monday. Oamptonville is to be the night station for each way. Mr, Gaffney and Joe Downey will drive on this end of the road, and James Parker will be one of the men on the upper end, Grand Exhibition LIFE-MOVING PICTURES ILLUSTRATED BY Edison’s Kinetoscope and the Oxy-,. Hydrogen Light —AT THE— Congregational Church, Friday Ey'g, Dec. 8 : BY B.C. ALLEN, who also gives an illustrated description of OUR NEW POSSESSIONS With 100 views on Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines Giving some of the Finest Scenes of the Late War ever produced. ADM SSION—Adults, 25 cts; children, 15 cts. — ® QOOOOO ©00000000000008 © & CO SOIIOIOIOR Ladies and Gents: You are invited to witness a pe ae Glove Contest for Xmas at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every. day this week in our large window. == ‘Ladies, if you want to give gloves aw to us. If you want gloves for your own : come to us and*get fitted. Gent’s if you want gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want gloves for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want-to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. We have for the dear children all'sizes in kid gloves:in modes and ox-blood. Ge This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. ~ All shades, all sizes. gloves. Our price is $1.00 and $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. te Respectfully, MAHER & CO,Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—See fancy goods fn window for Christmas. No cheap, : trashy © & Go to A. Isoard & Son and get a bot-. tle of the celebrated Cyrus Noble or Manhattan Club Whisky, the best in the land. d 7-tf A Merry Xmas! Happy New Year , ers. And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buySanta Claus recommends us to the public. Our Holiday Assortment — . THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. Buy Your Holiday Goods = Is replete with all the novelties that go to make a first-class stock in the line of % Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs, THE GRIMES CLOT Holiday Announcement Ina Day or Twn <2. Wm. H. Grawford, MAIN STREET. Home-Made Candies 2% 8 Toe Me, eT ame : There’s Nothing Better § + Than the Quality of = . Wolf's Groceries . . eee fond phon le shade lower. Gain the lowest. Here’s a HY ] ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 150 CANS . . = EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anv LIMBURG OHEESE = , A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER } aaa a ones mame Novelties. Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. . $8 FOLEY Will have a special stock for Christm as, including all the Give him a call if you want Christmas ‘Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and . Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Etc. _* COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA cITy. 4. 2S pecker——— o e ° c SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES ‘ FOR THE HOLIDAYS . . . Watch This Space FOR THE Holiday Announcement 6 re Or The Racket Store. ini, i —— N OVERCOAT — RIGHT WAY TO BUY A Is first to find a reliable faith in; a place where you can you want it. That place is our don’t want a back YOU] WANT AN OVERCO A coat that is made of new substanti: made kind. That is the kind of them in Beaver Cloths of the most approved cut, lower than San Francisco by © ARTER © ‘i TOTS AEE TS NS NS NS NS US BSS place to purchase it—a place. that you have got get satisfaction or get your money back if store. Now as to the garment itself. You number. 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THE TRANSCRIPT.) Published every evening except Evoaee and taaet Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. THE GRAND JURY. Fitzsimmons’ Appeal—The Hoskin-Pendergast Fight—A Bigamy Case. THURSDAY......Dec. 7, 1899 business judging by outside appearBRIEF MENTION. Finor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Sauer Kraut at Scaddens. Try it. tf For Citron and Lemon Peel go to Scadden’s. tf ‘Lhe best Cranberries in the market can be had at Scadden’s. tf Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto every evening from 9 to 12, tf Fresh consignment of choice lemons ust received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Capt. George A. Nihell has been apPointed as a special deputy sheriff. It was snowing today at various points a few miles above this city. Fresh extra water-white comb honey at Gaylord &Son’s. Just Peceived. tf. Mrs. A. W. Herring has leased her ranch west of town to Wm. C. Camp~ bell. { The loveliest Seedless Raisins ever brought to this market are now on sale at Scadden’s. tf Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Griffith Griffith of Piety Hill advertises that he will pay a reward -for the return of his fox-hound. Call and see Snell & Fleming’s. A handsome new stamped goods, assortment has just arrived. n 29-tf Free lunch served . every Saturday night at Beckley’s Grotto saloon on Commercial street. All the choicést whiskeys, including O. P. S./and Mc-Brayer. nl8s-tf Nowis your chance'to get something nice in the line of beech-aut, sliced bacon, Lageran boneless sardines, boned turkey, La Forrest Pate De Foi Gras, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery store. tf Yesterday afternoon Trinity Guild elected the following officers. Mrs. D. E. Morgan, president; Mrs. J. B. Treadwell, vice president; Miss Emma Smith, Secretary; Mrs. Robins, treasarer. Scadden, the grocer, has just received the finest lot of Mince Meat, in bnlk, ever brought into this market. It is a number one article, and will be sold a great deal cheaper than it can be. made}.. at home. tf All of the people who are fond of Sauer Kraut should not fail to go to Scadden’s and sample the fine lot of it which he has just received. None bet. ter ever brought to this section of the State. = tf You can get Mott’s celebrated New York Russett Apple Juice at Isoard & # Son's. It is for sale by the gallon or keg, and is the genuine, pure article that is so popular in the East. There is nothing else in the cider line that is so good. d2-lw At last night’s meeting of Lone Pine Camp, Woodmen of the World, the following officers were elected: J. B. Young, C. 0.; E J. Baker, A. L; F. L. Arbogast, B.; E. A. Moore, Clerk; Chas. Steffen, Ass’t Clerk; Ralph White, E.; A. H. Tickell, Phy.; Wm. Browning, W.; E. Murchie, 8.; J. F. Shaw, M. The installation will be held January 3d. Sa) od She Took Offense, Customer—Why doesn’t that spinster, Miss Brown, deal at your store any more? Grocer—One of my clerks insulted her. Customer—How? Grocer—She overheard him telling some one ‘that she was our oldest customer.—Up to Date. Fr She Suffered, Too. ' Wife (jealous)—What was that horrid Mrs, Lovely doing in your office for two mortaF-hours this forenoon? Husband (a physician)—Why—er— she complained that her face pained her. Wife—Humph! I guess it doesn’t pain her any worse than it does other people.—N. Y. World. Jumping at a Conclusion. “You see,” said the man with a theory, “aleohol is harmful because it decomposes the water in the human system—” “Which,” interrupted Col. Siilwell, gravely, “proves the correctness of my ahgument that a gentleman ought not to put watah into his system in the first Place.”—Washington Star. pase ie. Salceaarts Exposed His Hand. _., “Isn't it awful about Rev. Dr. Birdling? I hear that his wife has begun suit foradivoree. What’s the trouble?” “He wrote an.ariicle for one of the Sunday papers on how to. be happy though married, and his wife says she has got tired of living witha hypocrite.” —Chicago Daily News. ~ ’ Brilliancy. Friend—I understand that you have quite a brilliant son, colonel. Col. Kaintuck—Brilliant ? Gad, sah! That boy is only just enterin’ his teens and you never saw his equal io pull out a cork with a penknife, sah!—Up to Date. ,——_——_——__ “EXPERIENCE is the best teacher. Every testimonial in favor of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the voice of experience to you, and you may take this medicine with perfect confidence that it will do for you what it has done for others Hood's Pills cures all liver ills. Nonirr. tating. x Many a Lover Has turned with from an other w'se lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root. Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing 6lse will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Prices ‘25 c's. and 50 cts, For sale by H. ew erman, the druggist.’ ances. The Madden robbery is not the . only French Corral case brought to its attention. Pat. Fitzsimmons of the Same neighborhood, who has been in jail since October 26th serving a fiftyday term for contempt of Judge Nilon’s court, tried to air his troubles before the Jury yesterday afternoon, and Lwanted that body to straighten out his land and other troubles to his satisfacfion. The erratic old man evidently received cold comfort, for today he has a8 poor an opinion of the Grand Jury as he doesofthe courts an of most everybody he ever had any dealings with, Tt is talked around today that the prize fight at Grass Valley between Hoskins and Pendergast, in whish the former met his death, is to be a subject of consideration. This afternoon the report of John C. Nilon, who has been kept busy for the past eight months experting the books of the county officers covering a period of two yeurs was, called for and critically examined. Mr. Nilon has gone thraugh the books very thoroughly, and so far as can be learned his report will be highly creditable to the offcers. ‘Today a charge of bigamy against a Grass Valley man named John Bazza, who on the 20th of February obtained a license to marry Miss Josephine Odgers, is demanding much attention, humerous witnesses 29 when he obtained the license, has a wife and six children in England. Another Grass Valleyan. of the same name, but only 24 years old and no relation to the accused, told the reporter this noon that when he testified today he related to the Grand Jury how over @ year ago he had by mistake opened some letters belonging to the elder John, and that those letters had been is commonly believed that there will be no difficulty in securing the indictment of the much-married man, as Mrs. John Delbridge of this city and others are, thought to have given very strong tesiniony against him, _Died at the Hospital. Earl Downing, a native of Treland aged 72 years, died at the County Hosp-tal last. night of tuberculosis, He was an old-timer of the county and had been in the Hospital for sometime. Another Storm. A cold rainstorm set in this forenoon and continued during the rest of the day. Ruin is also predicted for tunight The Grand Jury has its hands full of having been! called. It is claimed Buzza, who is! about 40 years old but gave his age as. from the wife of the latter. It. aid tomorrow. { Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Earl Walling has returned from Sacramento. “ : Thos.§8. Ford and Mrs. Ford returned from Sacramento last evening. Alexander Durbin returned today to the Comet mine in Sierra county. M. RB. Whitburn came down yesterday afternoon from the Alaska mine: Grant Skidmore of North Bloomfield went to Auburn today ona business A.B. Ghampion and T. A. Henry of Grass Valley visited the county seat today., A. W. Blundell of the Murchie mine came up last evening from San Francisco. : Mrs. L. Whittum went toSan Francisco today to obtain. medical treatment, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Standiger have returned to.their home at Reno, Nev. after a visit at North San Juan. ©. J. Schaster.and fanily have moved from tne Grizzly Ridge mine to this city, and are living on Water street. Mrs. Charles Gaus returned _last night from San Francisco accompained by her son Charies who has been ill there. _ Mr. and Mrs.D. A. Dailey were the recipients of a surprise party night before last, the Endeavorers calling on them in force. The public school at Magnolia has closed for the winter and the ‘eacher, Miss Lizie M. Richards, has returned to her home on Gold Flat.

John Michell, the dancing teacher, was slightly improved’ today. His paralyzed arm and leg have some feeling, buthe canpot move them. ae “Cap.” Morrell, who has charge of the prospecting operations at the Hudson mine on Deer Creek near the Anthony House, was in town last evening. Mrs. Jacob Nuffziger left today fora visit to her daughters, Mrs. H.°G. Parsons of Berkeley.and Miss Carrie Naffziger who is studying music at San Jose.” one Offered at Half Price. E. F. Rosenthal of the old-established variety store on Commercial street is offering his stock at half the cost price. He also wishes to sell his store fixtures, / etc., at the buyers’ own prices. . ~~ What te Shiloh? A grand old remedy-for Cough, Colds -ud Consumption; used through the world ‘for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we,will refand your money. Price 25 cts., cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. ° tf ame MRS, BUZZA’S STORY, Says Her Bigamous Husband Told Her Several Conflicting Yarns, The young wife of John Buzza, the Grass Valley man charged with bigamy, expressed surprise when told this forenoon that» her husband had come to the county seat to answer beforethe Grand Jury, She said soon after she got acquainted with him he told her he had a wife and several chilren in England. When he asked her to marry him she reminded him of his statement about the family in the old country and he declured. he .was only joking when he made it. After they were married he admitted that there was @ woman over there that. called herself his wife, but that while he was the father of thechildren born to her she had never been legally marned.to him, <> A Money-Winning Comedy. The only Swedish comedy-drama that has ever been an out and out money winner is the ever favorite “Yon Yonson” which will appear here on Friday night, Dec 15th, under the direction of Messrs. Thall and Kennedy. “Yon Yonson” isnow in its ninth consecutive season ‘and is still as popular as it was the first year of its production. Not since the death of Gus Heege has the part of “Yon” been played as it is this year. Arthur Donaldson is playing it and he is as near the ideal as can be wished ‘for. He is by birth a Swede and has had a long experience upon the stage, having madehis first appearance with the Royal: Stock Company in Steckholm many years ago. ~\. Will Change Time Sunday. = L. L. Gaffney, superintendant of the Downieville Stage Company, announces that there will be change of time next Sunday to the winter schedule. Stages a will leave here.at? a. m. and arrive.in Sierra © ty, sixty miles distant, the following afternoon at 4 o'clock. They will leave Sierra City at 7a. m. and arrive in this city at 11:30 next dsy. They will start from here every day é6xcept Sunday and come in every day except Monday. Oamptonville is to be the night station for each way. Mr, Gaffney and Joe Downey will drive on this end of the road, and James Parker will be one of the men on the upper end, Grand Exhibition LIFE-MOVING PICTURES ILLUSTRATED BY Edison’s Kinetoscope and the Oxy-,. Hydrogen Light —AT THE— Congregational Church, Friday Ey'g, Dec. 8 : BY B.C. ALLEN, who also gives an illustrated description of OUR NEW POSSESSIONS With 100 views on Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines Giving some of the Finest Scenes of the Late War ever produced. ADM SSION—Adults, 25 cts; children, 15 cts. — ® QOOOOO ©00000000000008 © & CO SOIIOIOIOR Ladies and Gents: You are invited to witness a pe ae Glove Contest for Xmas at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every. day this week in our large window. == ‘Ladies, if you want to give gloves aw to us. If you want gloves for your own : come to us and*get fitted. Gent’s if you want gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want gloves for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want-to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. We have for the dear children all'sizes in kid gloves:in modes and ox-blood. Ge This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. ~ All shades, all sizes. gloves. Our price is $1.00 and $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. te Respectfully, MAHER & CO,Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—See fancy goods fn window for Christmas. No cheap, : trashy © & Go to A. Isoard & Son and get a bot-. tle of the celebrated Cyrus Noble or Manhattan Club Whisky, the best in the land. d 7-tf A Merry Xmas! Happy New Year , ers. And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buySanta Claus recommends us to the public. Our Holiday Assortment — . THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. Buy Your Holiday Goods = Is replete with all the novelties that go to make a first-class stock in the line of % Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs, THE GRIMES CLOT Holiday Announcement Ina Day or Twn <2. Wm. H. Grawford, MAIN STREET. Home-Made Candies 2% 8 Toe Me, eT ame : There’s Nothing Better § + Than the Quality of = . Wolf's Groceries . . eee fond phon le shade lower. Gain the lowest. Here’s a HY ] ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 150 CANS . . = EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anv LIMBURG OHEESE = , A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER } aaa a ones mame Novelties. Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. . $8 FOLEY Will have a special stock for Christm as, including all the Give him a call if you want Christmas ‘Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and . Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Etc. _* COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA cITy. 4. 2S pecker——— o e ° c SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES ‘ FOR THE HOLIDAYS . . . Watch This Space FOR THE Holiday Announcement 6 re Or The Racket Store. ini, i —— N OVERCOAT — RIGHT WAY TO BUY A Is first to find a reliable faith in; a place where you can you want it. That place is our don’t want a back YOU] WANT AN OVERCO A coat that is made of new substanti: made kind. That is the kind of them in Beaver Cloths of the most approved cut, lower than San Francisco by © ARTER © ‘i TOTS AEE TS NS NS NS NS US BSS place to purchase it—a place. that you have got get satisfaction or get your money back if store. Now as to the garment itself. You number. You don’t want an ordinary common-place dry goods or bargain store overcoat that looks like by-gone.times, On the contrary AT THAT IS UP-TO-DATE tial and fashionable fabrics—the customovercoat you can buy from us, We have em . ? © Melton lined, Sstin Lined Imported English Cheyoits, Kerseys, Whip Cords, and superior fabrics \ that you'don’t* find on bargain counters, and the prices are as low if not NEW_YEAR BALL Floor Director, . Admiss 25e. i Children under 16 years ofage GIVEN BY Laurel Parlor, N. DG. Ww. AT ARMORY HALI Monday Evening, January Ist, 1900 . JAMES F. COLLEY Floor Committee. = H. J. Rogers : . H. W. E ae P.G.Scadden Rar 3 C.W. Chapman e0 Ladis Walling ene ee.. eR IM Cea Fe ee ion $1.50 per Couple; ladies, 25 ote. Gallery—Gents, 50 ‘ots; ladies, will not be allowed on the floor, an 8 J ae QOOOOOQDOOOOOOOOOE Nev Orde Janu hose socis varit notk tend mos a ee nT eA eee