December 8, 1896 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT . Battie Sept ta NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA "BROWN & CALKINS. = Proprietors TUESDAY.. .. DEC. 8, 1896. ‘WILL START UP TOMORROW. Is in Running Order -mine at the Milliken ranch is com“pleted and will be started up tomorrow. The works are lecated on the south side of the Washington ridge, between the Snow Mountain and Mananita ditches, and about a mile and a . half from this city. A Pelton water wheel will drive the machinery. Everything bas been put up in good shape, and the test made this afternoon was very satisfactory. ‘The double compartment shaft is 51¢x9 feet in the clear, and is already down some distance. A contract has been let to sink it 500 feet, and work will be rushed as fast as possible, three shifts of eight hours each being employed. Superintendent Durbin thinks the channel will be struck in from 750 to 900 feet. For the present the working force will be from eight to ten men only, but this will be increased as soon -as there is room for more men to work. The mine is owned by Poorman & Hastings. Although a new venture there is.every reason to believe that, judging from developments made in other mines’on the same channel and in the same locality, it will prove a successful enterprise. It is the opinion of miners who have worked on this channel that the portion owned by the above company is one of the richest, and that very rich gravel will be found as soon as the channel is struck. Brief Notes. Chas. Zeitler and Arthur Loupe, of Sacramento, are in town. : The weather prediction received to day says “fair tonight and Wednesday.” Sheriff Getchell is having a new barn Wasnineton, Dec. 7.—The first appropriation bill was finished by the House Committee on appropriations today, so it may be passed this week. it a total of $141,268,880, a decrease’ of isting ‘about $65,000 from the estimates of the The Ho Plant at the Milliken Ranch Commissioner of Pensions. The bill making appropriations for the legislaThe hoisting plant on the gravel tive, executive and judicial expenses of the Government probably will be reported to the House this week. . troyed the wholesale grocery honse of B. Flaspoller & Sons and the wooden ware establishment of A. C. Morris and partly gutted the commission store of H.& 8. Blum, The loss is $103,000. Fellows is dead. in this city. For sale exclusively by : coe WH. DickERMAN, Sixteen to One. tf Druggist and Stationer. Se ee EET rt Catlin For Commissioner. . bs Latest News. ey — The Pension Bill. that Judge A. P. Catlin of the Superior Court of Sacramento county is a candidate for the position made vacant in the Supreme Court Commissioners by the death of Judge Van Clief. The appointment is made by the Supreme Court. It is said that Judge Catlin is sure of having the backing of Supreme Justice Beatty and Justices Van Fleet and McFarland, former Sacramentans, whose influence will go a long way towards securing him the prize. The office pays $6000 a year—the same pay as the Supreme Justice receives. There has been considerable talk to the effect that the Supreme Court has about decided to leave the.place vacant, There has also been considerable talk to the effect that an effort will be. made at the approaching session of the Legislature to knock out the Supreme Court Commission, upon the ground that it isa useless and expensive body. 2 + Fine Perfumes. Seely Bros.’ Quadruple Extracts are the finest American goods. Each ‘bottle a full strength lasting odor. Put up in handsomest packages ever shown It is a pension bill, which carries with New Orleans Fire, New Orteans, Dec.7.—Fire today deColonel Fellows Dead. New York, Dec. 7.—Oolonel John R, 20 26 crushed: to earth sme Beslp pe ha Cort’'s Tonic Bitters cure indigestion, — =. . Ate you, aware that It is said upon pretty good authority you can buy a will rise again.” The occasion which calls forth this quotation was a ‘trip which several Grass Valley ball players, including Tom Dunkley, Richard Collins, John Tonkin and other members of the Sons of Rest, took toa small town named Gridley a short time ago. They left early one cold morning, well supplied with overcoats. Upon reaching Marysville they were -reinforced by several colored players, whoaccompanied them to Gridley, where they were . J. courteously received and hospitably entertained, explaining the presence of the Marysville boys by saying they met with an accident and half the Grass Valley boys went. home. If the reports of . + the Gridley papers are to be relied on people there have a poor impression of the Grass Valley boys’ ability to play ball. That paper said it was a poor game, the score standing 16 to 1 in constipation and loss of appetite. tf and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ceived 300 sacks of fine Burbank Potaprice. a antl A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia 2Oe Something New. Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at ACKSON’S. eo Ladies’ Men's, Misses’ and Children’s SHOES, adtf . J ~ Wool Suit of Clothes for $4, Equal to any sold in town for $7.50 At the BRANCH WONDER. *yq8u are seotid Ino pue @pis qStr ay} WO are OM JnG ‘mop apis dn st [eo] SIH, A complete line of ——ALSOo—— Rubber Clothing, Rubber Boots. and Shoes, At the BRANCH WONDER, LEVY, c ‘. oe amamaal Manager Burbank Potatoes. Wolf, the cash grocer, has just reoes, and is selling them at the lowest i , 080-tf 20 Seasonable Goods. The finest. currants, raisins, lemon and woodshed built in the rear of his Broad-street residence, the Masonic building. Workmen befavor of Gridley, and that the one run made by the visiting team was madé on a pass ball. But the telegram received here gave the score as 9 to 7. How A roof of sheet steel is to be put on and citron peel, boiled cider, ete., 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 a little of that for the sinking of an incline on the Milliken ground. The raffle for a gold -ring will take place tonight at the Palace saloon, junction of Main and Commercial streets. i Several light cases of measles have been reported on Gold Flat in the last two weeks, but no serious cases have been noted. A horse hitched to a cart was tied to gan the job today. this mistake in figures occurred has Peter Smith was discharged from the . not been explaingd, and the boys who fine old brandy sold at the Bee Hive. county jail today after serving 30 days. have kept the + which has now . Special goods for the holidays. 130 for disturbing the peace. leaked out have e passage on Miners and contractors should read . the next air ship that comes along. 5a ‘ the advertisement in another column ote: Notice to Miner Ss. acted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: fixed for Thursday ‘morning at 10 o'clock. B. Crawford, insane. cause. Superior Court. The following business was trans— SEALED RIDS for. sinking the in. cline on the Milliken Gravel mine will be received by the undersigned up. to and including the 14th day of December, 1896, at 8 p. m.Bids must be for per linear feet, and in accordance with the specifications, which can be seen at J. J. Jackson’s store, Grissel Bros. butcher shop and People vs. McAdams. Arraignment Estate and guardianship of Samuel Order to show Nowadays most people endeavor 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 recipient 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 ‘ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased at the mine, where bids can be left or Such as the very latest in Midwinter Opening. Our Stores will be thrown open ee . » + SATURDAY MORNING AT EIGHT 0°CLOCK SHARP +O With a $20,000 stock that was purchased a week ago. It is a stock of the latest novelties to be bought for money. It includes Fall and Winter. Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, : Also Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. cd 5 Money ‘talks nowadays. The people of this and surrounding counties will get the ‘benefit of our buy. 4 as 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 stoe as two dollars will elsewhere. : =1Se\ We sell first-class goods only. We especially invite GRASS VALLEY PEOPLE to 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. Ae We are now employing six men, and are able to wait om all promptly. oe course. we admit it is the wrong time of year to put in such a large assortment, but we saw a good chance to buy low for spot cash and we took it. a post in front of the Chinese store on Commercial street, near the Tea store, this nrorring. The animal became restless and tried to get away, with the result that the post was pulled down. No further damage was done. “@e Personal Mentions. Frank Hyde of Portland arrived here on the morning train. . P. Leonard and wife of Sweetland are in town. J. E. Socke and D. Beatty, of San Francisco, are in town. E. T. Worthley is down from Washington. G. J. Roato of St. Louis arrived here last evening. W. H. Mead returned from San Francisco last evening on his way to Washington. J. W. Ross of San Diego, special organizer for the order known as. the Woodmen of the World, is in this city and will endeavor to organize a branch of the order. Mr. Ross lived here when a boy. ;: Levi Kendrick, formerly of this city but now engaged in mining in El Dorado county, arrived here today on a visit to his old home, Colonel Will E. Fisher of San Francisco is making a short visit to this city, and as usual is warmly greeted by. his numerons friends. Miss Lulu Ashburn, who has been visiting friends at North San Juan, returned home today. The Cart Upset. Yesterday morning Misses Nora and Eva Hussey were coming to town from Willow Valley yesterday morning,when the cart they were riding in was suddenly capsized by one of the wheels striking a rock. Both young ladies were thrown out but escaped unhurt, ceeded on their way. RosenTHay’s is the only place in town where can be found a full and complete stock of toys, etc. 1t Kari’s Clover Koot Tea * Is a sure cure for Headache and nermend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. . Estate and guardianship of Jas. E. and after righting the vehicle they proPeople vs. T. J. Wagoner. Continued until Thursday morning at 10 o’clock. ee. The Lindsey Mine. At the Lindsey mine in Washington township some good development work is going on. Tully & Bonney have run on the vein 90 feet for the pay shoot, and report meeting with good prospécts. Years ago, in the early working of the mine, it was very rich and paid well, the vein being from one to seven feet in width, and the ore paying from $7 to $35 per ton. With water power the mine will no doubt pay handsome profits again. 1 O0 New Quartz Ledge. ledge: on Rock creek, not far from the Arbogast ranch. A shaft has been sunk about forty feet, and a crushing of quartz was lately taken out that yielded $14 per ton. : seiariechi tare a eS " On the First Page. Interesting reading matter will be found on the first page of today’s Transcript. Until further notice there will be reading matter on that page every day. : 2 + His Busiest Day. ‘Pa, what is your busy day ?” “Well» happy urchin, it is when I stay at home to rest and your mother gets me to do a few little odd jobs around the house.” Scuutpt & Co, Nevada City agents for the Famous Mt. Shasta Kidney and Liver Cure and Cope’s Tonic Bitters. tf A Nice Christmas Gift. What do you'think? ‘Will an overcoat make a nice Christmas gift for your boy? If-so, call upon J. Levy of the Branch Wonder. He will save you 25 per cent. : d6-6t Se ad The ills of Women. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills ‘ : handed to the undersigned. The ownHenry, minor, and estate and guardian. 975 reserve the right to reject any aud ship of J. H. Saunders, minor. Order} 41) pids. . appointing D. W. Leach, J.G. Williams and Stewart McKay appraisers. POORMAN & HASTINGS. By Atex Dursin, Superintendent. Nevada City Transfer Company, DRAYING AND HAULING. . Partiepiar ateution 3 raha be xed Sear: ation of bagg: ‘or theatrical pert es, WOOD for ig D.S. BAKER. To Make the Children Happy BUY THEIR Christmas Candies ! From the Popular Old-Time Dealer, ANTONE TAM, Pine Street, between Broad and Commercial sold by the can. Holiday — Delicacies ! WILL BE RECEIVED IN A FEW DAYS ——aT— THE NATIONAL FRUIT STORE, Broad St., opp. Citizens Bank. Headquarters for Fine Fruits and Candies. s WM, F. LIEBEN, Proprietor. Christmas Bargains. ZEPHYRS Reduced to 5 cents. SOFA PILLOW COVERS Reduced to 25 cents.each. KID GLOVES ; Worth $1.50, reduced to $1. FELT. HATS a roy a gh aa vous diseases. Nothing relieves so spiral to lad FANCY WORK MATERIAL quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co, . , Constipation, causes more than half iat Edwad vebleedd thea th 00 i aah 5 oon _. . the ills of women. Karl's Clover Root SLIPPE Fine Potatoes. . Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation L sai 2 SENS A carlosd of fine Nevada potatoes . Sold by Dickerman & Co. ng per have just. been ived at Jackson’s A Baby’s Life Saved. Grand Opening Next Week of on grew anywhere. ogg . “Mly baby had croup and was saved penta Gaus Department ot. +0 by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B/ And Japanese Department. Alt Recommend It. . Martin, Hunteville, Ala. eg ; and your friends about Shiloh’s Hoop's Pus act harmoniously with \[ Yee _~ MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY Rich and Tasty Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers, . Dress and Driving Gloves, Fine Shoes and Pumps, Best Grades of Underwear, Fancy Suspenders, Silk Umbrellas, Etc. WE LEAD IN FINE OVERCOATS FOR OLD AND YOUNG. NEVADA CITY CORNER BROADANDPINE, -‘-Others can sell cheap goods at low prices you must call onus. Our prices astonish cheap ; but for first-class goods our patrons and our competitors. '. We are sole agents for the ~ FRESH OYSTERS served in all styles and. When You Buy Job Printing — x You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of; Paper, Type and Ink all cut a figure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, stillthe Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presework. We claim to excel in these respects also. STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING Printing plant in the county, and we have the best of workmen. judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. . Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. See our work and get our figures. They will satisfy you. N & CALKINS, Job Printers, nat The same aa in clothing, and the Tansonirr keeps up with the decrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. We havo the newest and most complete Job Competen: it are known to all. The Tweeds and Flainels cannot be beat. agent for Nevada county. goods you may desire. spot cash only. “ _ Biggest establishment in the one, with 72 feet front. 25 cents. }Commercial Street, near Main, t e: 4 L, HYMAN & CO. REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES. oe ag canittiy: Marysville Woolen ‘Mill Goods And we sell them at prices charged at the Mills, These eats The Marysville Blankets gre the BESTIf you need anything in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are so We buy for spot cash and can meet all competition. __Telephone—No, 63, 1 bell, at store. No. 53, 3 bells, at residence. Call us up at any hour (day or ‘sick, and we will try to accommodate you with anything$in our line of Country orders promptly filled. One price to all, for tierra City. nBloomfeld. a 9: By *Mondays, W: ) an ‘Honda Seeds undays and Holidays—i1: -m THE THRATE tion of “‘ Hearts “ Hearts of Oak,” the r in five acts, was the pla: Nevada Theater last nigh Ward Company, and wa: a good audience, It is « with little plot, but there strong scenes and a light that serve to keep up it elaborate scenic effects tl be received. with much proval, Most of the ch well sustained, the Terry Clyde Bishop being very Mr. Bishop is good in a Berch did well as Ruby Miss Ward as Orystal-fi ' quite naturally. Earl We typical old sailor. The c the play was carried by I son, Miss Phillis Griffin, Dickerson and Edwir . Grogan took the part of . the child, in her usually ner. Miss Grace Locky Francisco, a quite shapely gave a Spanish dance, wi between acts. She is a n to the company, having j day. Tonight the ever pop drama, “East Lynne,” . sented. ‘On Friday night kin’s celebrated drama, ‘ presented, on which oces Elnor Johns of this city v appearing in one of the . acters. M ‘ ™ Bee See Proof, Willis—What do you thi way they had of bleeding Wallace—Must have be in it. I had much better hi ; quit shaving myself. ee Nearly Broke Her Maude—That Mr. Huggii broken my heart! Millie—Yes; isn’t it ter he called on me. he near! ribs. + —_——— +060 How They Arrang ba ‘ wife nowadays? He—Oh; arranged that one of us . be out when the other is a are veryhappy4 Srate or Onto, {Crry or To Luoas County. is the senior partner of th J. Cuenzy & Oo. doing the:City of Toledo, Count aforesaid, and that said fi the sum of ONE HUN! LARS: for each and ey Catarrh that cannot be. ¢ nse of HaLt’s CaTarrn Ot FRANK J. ‘Sworn to before me an in my presence, this 6th d ber, A. D. 1886. : Bie A. W.G! SEAL Nor. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is -' ally and acts directly on 1 mucous surfaces of the s for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & C Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are Turkey Lunc There will be a fine Tut the Free Coinage saloon street, every evening dui day season. lilac le tome Holiday story and Pic Lam offering special: ; class of goods. See my 2 . ROOFING, SIDING, which material now

THE TRANSCRIPT . Battie Sept ta NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA "BROWN & CALKINS. = Proprietors TUESDAY.... ... DEC. 8, 1896. ‘WILL START UP TOMORROW. Is in Running Order -mine at the Milliken ranch is com“pleted and will be started up tomorrow. The works are lecated on the south side of the Washington ridge, between the Snow Mountain and Mananita ditches, and about a mile and a . half from this city. A Pelton water wheel will drive the machinery. Everything bas been put up in good shape, and the test made this afternoon was very satisfactory. ‘The double compartment shaft is 51¢x9 feet in the clear, and is already down some distance. A contract has been let to sink it 500 feet, and work will be rushed as fast as possible, three shifts of eight hours each being employed. Superintendent Durbin thinks the channel will be struck in from 750 to 900 feet. For the present the working force will be from eight to ten men only, but this will be increased as soon -as there is room for more men to work. The mine is owned by Poorman & Hastings. Although a new venture there is.every reason to believe that, judging from developments made in other mines’on the same channel and in the same locality, it will prove a successful enterprise. It is the opinion of miners who have worked on this channel that the portion owned by the above company is one of the richest, and that very rich gravel will be found as soon as the channel is struck. Brief Notes. Chas. Zeitler and Arthur Loupe, of Sacramento, are in town. : The weather prediction received to day says “fair tonight and Wednesday.” Sheriff Getchell is having a new barn Wasnineton, Dec. 7.—The first appropriation bill was finished by the House Committee on appropriations today, so it may be passed this week. it a total of $141,268,880, a decrease’ of isting ‘about $65,000 from the estimates of the The Ho Plant at the Milliken Ranch Commissioner of Pensions. The bill making appropriations for the legislaThe hoisting plant on the gravel tive, executive and judicial expenses of the Government probably will be reported to the House this week. . troyed the wholesale grocery honse of B. Flaspoller & Sons and the wooden ware establishment of A. C. Morris and partly gutted the commission store of H.& 8. Blum, The loss is $103,000. Fellows is dead. in this city. For sale exclusively by : coe WH. DickERMAN, Sixteen to One. tf Druggist and Stationer. Se ee EET rt Catlin For Commissioner. . bs Latest News. ey — The Pension Bill. that Judge A. P. Catlin of the Superior Court of Sacramento county is a candidate for the position made vacant in the Supreme Court Commissioners by the death of Judge Van Clief. The appointment is made by the Supreme Court. It is said that Judge Catlin is sure of having the backing of Supreme Justice Beatty and Justices Van Fleet and McFarland, former Sacramentans, whose influence will go a long way towards securing him the prize. The office pays $6000 a year—the same pay as the Supreme Justice receives. There has been considerable talk to the effect that the Supreme Court has about decided to leave the.place vacant, There has also been considerable talk to the effect that an effort will be. made at the approaching session of the Legislature to knock out the Supreme Court Commission, upon the ground that it isa useless and expensive body. 2 + Fine Perfumes. Seely Bros.’ Quadruple Extracts are the finest American goods. Each ‘bottle a full strength lasting odor. Put up in handsomest packages ever shown It is a pension bill, which carries with New Orleans Fire, New Orteans, Dec.7.—Fire today deColonel Fellows Dead. New York, Dec. 7.—Oolonel John R, 20 26 crushed: to earth sme Beslp pe ha Cort’'s Tonic Bitters cure indigestion, — =. . Ate you, aware that It is said upon pretty good authority you can buy a will rise again.” The occasion which calls forth this quotation was a ‘trip which several Grass Valley ball players, including Tom Dunkley, Richard Collins, John Tonkin and other members of the Sons of Rest, took toa small town named Gridley a short time ago. They left early one cold morning, well supplied with overcoats. Upon reaching Marysville they were -reinforced by several colored players, whoaccompanied them to Gridley, where they were . J. courteously received and hospitably entertained, explaining the presence of the Marysville boys by saying they met with an accident and half the Grass Valley boys went. home. If the reports of . + the Gridley papers are to be relied on people there have a poor impression of the Grass Valley boys’ ability to play ball. That paper said it was a poor game, the score standing 16 to 1 in constipation and loss of appetite. tf and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ceived 300 sacks of fine Burbank Potaprice. a antl A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia 2Oe Something New. Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at ACKSON’S. eo Ladies’ Men's, Misses’ and Children’s SHOES, adtf . J ~ Wool Suit of Clothes for $4, Equal to any sold in town for $7.50 At the BRANCH WONDER. *yq8u are seotid Ino pue @pis qStr ay} WO are OM JnG ‘mop apis dn st [eo] SIH, A complete line of ——ALSOo—— Rubber Clothing, Rubber Boots. and Shoes, At the BRANCH WONDER, LEVY, c ‘. oe amamaal Manager Burbank Potatoes. Wolf, the cash grocer, has just reoes, and is selling them at the lowest i , 080-tf 20 Seasonable Goods. The finest. currants, raisins, lemon and woodshed built in the rear of his Broad-street residence, the Masonic building. Workmen befavor of Gridley, and that the one run made by the visiting team was madé on a pass ball. But the telegram received here gave the score as 9 to 7. How A roof of sheet steel is to be put on and citron peel, boiled cider, ete., 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 a little of that for the sinking of an incline on the Milliken ground. The raffle for a gold -ring will take place tonight at the Palace saloon, junction of Main and Commercial streets. i Several light cases of measles have been reported on Gold Flat in the last two weeks, but no serious cases have been noted. A horse hitched to a cart was tied to gan the job today. this mistake in figures occurred has Peter Smith was discharged from the . not been explaingd, and the boys who fine old brandy sold at the Bee Hive. county jail today after serving 30 days. have kept the + which has now . Special goods for the holidays. 130 for disturbing the peace. leaked out have e passage on Miners and contractors should read . the next air ship that comes along. 5a ‘ the advertisement in another column ote: Notice to Miner Ss. acted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: fixed for Thursday ‘morning at 10 o'clock. B. Crawford, insane. cause. Superior Court. The following business was trans— SEALED RIDS for. sinking the in. cline on the Milliken Gravel mine will be received by the undersigned up. to and including the 14th day of December, 1896, at 8 p. m.Bids must be for per linear feet, and in accordance with the specifications, which can be seen at J. J. Jackson’s store, Grissel Bros. butcher shop and People vs. McAdams. Arraignment Estate and guardianship of Samuel Order to show Nowadays most people endeavor 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 recipient 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 ‘ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased at the mine, where bids can be left or Such as the very latest in Midwinter Opening. Our Stores will be thrown open ee . » + SATURDAY MORNING AT EIGHT 0°CLOCK SHARP +O With a $20,000 stock that was purchased a week ago. It is a stock of the latest novelties to be bought for money. It includes Fall and Winter. Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, : Also Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. cd 5 Money ‘talks nowadays. The people of this and surrounding counties will get the ‘benefit of our buy. 4 as 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 stoe as two dollars will elsewhere. : =1Se\ We sell first-class goods only. We especially invite GRASS VALLEY PEOPLE to 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. Ae We are now employing six men, and are able to wait om all promptly. oe course. we admit it is the wrong time of year to put in such a large assortment, but we saw a good chance to buy low for spot cash and we took it. a post in front of the Chinese store on Commercial street, near the Tea store, this nrorring. The animal became restless and tried to get away, with the result that the post was pulled down. No further damage was done. “@e Personal Mentions. Frank Hyde of Portland arrived here on the morning train. . P. Leonard and wife of Sweetland are in town. J. E. Socke and D. Beatty, of San Francisco, are in town. E. T. Worthley is down from Washington. G. J. Roato of St. Louis arrived here last evening. W. H. Mead returned from San Francisco last evening on his way to Washington. J. W. Ross of San Diego, special organizer for the order known as. the Woodmen of the World, is in this city and will endeavor to organize a branch of the order. Mr. Ross lived here when a boy. ;: Levi Kendrick, formerly of this city but now engaged in mining in El Dorado county, arrived here today on a visit to his old home, Colonel Will E. Fisher of San Francisco is making a short visit to this city, and as usual is warmly greeted by. his numerons friends. Miss Lulu Ashburn, who has been visiting friends at North San Juan,

returned home today. The Cart Upset. Yesterday morning Misses Nora and Eva Hussey were coming to town from Willow Valley yesterday morning,when the cart they were riding in was suddenly capsized by one of the wheels striking a rock. Both young ladies were thrown out but escaped unhurt, ceeded on their way. RosenTHay’s is the only place in town where can be found a full and complete stock of toys, etc. 1t Kari’s Clover Koot Tea * Is a sure cure for Headache and nermend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. . Estate and guardianship of Jas. E. and after righting the vehicle they proPeople vs. T. J. Wagoner. Continued until Thursday morning at 10 o’clock. ee. The Lindsey Mine. At the Lindsey mine in Washington township some good development work is going on. Tully & Bonney have run on the vein 90 feet for the pay shoot, and report meeting with good prospécts. Years ago, in the early working of the mine, it was very rich and paid well, the vein being from one to seven feet in width, and the ore paying from $7 to $35 per ton. With water power the mine will no doubt pay handsome profits again. 1 O0 New Quartz Ledge. ledge: on Rock creek, not far from the Arbogast ranch. A shaft has been sunk about forty feet, and a crushing of quartz was lately taken out that yielded $14 per ton. : seiariechi tare a eS " On the First Page. Interesting reading matter will be found on the first page of today’s Transcript. Until further notice there will be reading matter on that page every day. : 2 + His Busiest Day. ‘Pa, what is your busy day ?” “Well» happy urchin, it is when I stay at home to rest and your mother gets me to do a few little odd jobs around the house.” Scuutpt & Co, Nevada City agents for the Famous Mt. Shasta Kidney and Liver Cure and Cope’s Tonic Bitters. tf A Nice Christmas Gift. What do you'think? ‘Will an overcoat make a nice Christmas gift for your boy? If-so, call upon J. Levy of the Branch Wonder. He will save you 25 per cent. : d6-6t Se ad The ills of Women. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills ‘ : handed to the undersigned. The ownHenry, minor, and estate and guardian. 975 reserve the right to reject any aud ship of J. H. Saunders, minor. Order} 41) pids. . appointing D. W. Leach, J.G. Williams and Stewart McKay appraisers. POORMAN & HASTINGS. By Atex Dursin, Superintendent. Nevada City Transfer Company, DRAYING AND HAULING. . Partiepiar ateution 3 raha be xed Sear: ation of bagg: ‘or theatrical pert es, WOOD for ig D.S. BAKER. To Make the Children Happy BUY THEIR Christmas Candies ! From the Popular Old-Time Dealer, ANTONE TAM, Pine Street, between Broad and Commercial sold by the can. Holiday — Delicacies ! WILL BE RECEIVED IN A FEW DAYS ——aT— THE NATIONAL FRUIT STORE, Broad St., opp. Citizens Bank. Headquarters for Fine Fruits and Candies. s WM, F. LIEBEN, Proprietor. Christmas Bargains.. ZEPHYRS Reduced to 5 cents. SOFA PILLOW COVERS Reduced to 25 cents.each. KID GLOVES ; Worth $1.50, reduced to $1. FELT. HATS a roy a gh aa vous diseases. Nothing relieves so spiral to lad FANCY WORK MATERIAL quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co, . , Constipation, causes more than half iat Edwad vebleedd thea th 00 i aah 5 oon _. . the ills of women. Karl's Clover Root SLIPPE Fine Potatoes. . Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation L sai 2 SENS A carlosd of fine Nevada potatoes . Sold by Dickerman & Co. ng per have just. been ived at Jackson’s A Baby’s Life Saved. Grand Opening Next Week of on grew anywhere. ogg . “Mly baby had croup and was saved penta Gaus Department ot. +0 by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B/ And Japanese Department. Alt Recommend It. . Martin, Hunteville, Ala. eg ; and your friends about Shiloh’s Hoop's Pus act harmoniously with \[ Yee _~ MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY Rich and Tasty Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers, . Dress and Driving Gloves, Fine Shoes and Pumps, Best Grades of Underwear, Fancy Suspenders, Silk Umbrellas, Etc. WE LEAD IN FINE OVERCOATS FOR OLD AND YOUNG. NEVADA CITY CORNER BROADANDPINE, -‘-Others can sell cheap goods at low prices you must call onus. Our prices astonish cheap ; but for first-class goods our patrons and our competitors. '. We are sole agents for the ~ FRESH OYSTERS served in all styles and. When You Buy Job Printing — x You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of; Paper, Type and Ink all cut a figure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, stillthe Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presework. We claim to excel in these respects also. STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING Printing plant in the county, and we have the best of workmen. judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. . Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. See our work and get our figures. They will satisfy you. N & CALKINS, Job Printers, nat The same aa in clothing, and the Tansonirr keeps up with the decrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. We havo the newest and most complete Job Competen: it are known to all. The Tweeds and Flainels cannot be beat. agent for Nevada county. goods you may desire. spot cash only. “ _ Biggest establishment in the one, with 72 feet front. 25 cents. }Commercial Street, near Main, t e: 4 L, HYMAN & CO. REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES. oe ag canittiy: Marysville Woolen ‘Mill Goods And we sell them at prices charged at the Mills, These eats The Marysville Blankets gre the BESTIf you need anything in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are so We buy for spot cash and can meet all competition. __Telephone—No, 63, 1 bell, at store. No. 53, 3 bells, at residence. Call us up at any hour (day or ‘sick, and we will try to accommodate you with anything$in our line of Country orders promptly filled. One price to all, for tierra City.. nBloomfeld. a 9: By *Mondays, W: ) an ‘Honda Seeds undays and Holidays—i1: -m THE THRATE tion of “‘ Hearts “ Hearts of Oak,” the r in five acts, was the pla: Nevada Theater last nigh Ward Company, and wa: a good audience, It is « with little plot, but there strong scenes and a light that serve to keep up it elaborate scenic effects tl be received. with much proval, Most of the ch well sustained, the Terry Clyde Bishop being very Mr. Bishop is good in a Berch did well as Ruby Miss Ward as Orystal-fi ' quite naturally. Earl We typical old sailor. The c the play was carried by I son, Miss Phillis Griffin, Dickerson and Edwir . Grogan took the part of . the child, in her usually ner. Miss Grace Locky Francisco, a quite shapely gave a Spanish dance, wi between acts. She is a n to the company, having j day. Tonight the ever pop drama, “East Lynne,” . sented. ‘On Friday night kin’s celebrated drama, ‘ presented, on which oces Elnor Johns of this city v appearing in one of the . acters. M ‘ ™ Bee See Proof, Willis—What do you thi way they had of bleeding Wallace—Must have be in it. I had much better hi ; quit shaving myself. ee Nearly Broke Her Maude—That Mr. Huggii broken my heart! Millie—Yes; isn’t it ter he called on me. he near! ribs. + —_——— +060 How They Arrang ba ‘ wife nowadays? He—Oh; arranged that one of us . be out when the other is a are veryhappy4 Srate or Onto, {Crry or To Luoas County. is the senior partner of th J. Cuenzy & Oo. doing the:City of Toledo, Count aforesaid, and that said fi the sum of ONE HUN! LARS: for each and ey Catarrh that cannot be. ¢ nse of HaLt’s CaTarrn Ot FRANK J. ‘Sworn to before me an in my presence, this 6th d ber, A. D. 1886. : Bie A. W.G! SEAL Nor. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is -' ally and acts directly on 1 mucous surfaces of the s for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & C Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are Turkey Lunc There will be a fine Tut the Free Coinage saloon street, every evening dui day season. lilac le tome Holiday story and Pic Lam offering special: ; class of goods. See my 2 . ROOFING, SIDING, which material now