December 8, 1896 (4 pages)

seedeee *Reogee Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chicago — Park, Colfax.. 4: Grass Valley. ~# tierra City. N. Bloomfte: Maybert. *You Bet.<. i 200 p. Vourt. The election returns . of i *Mondays, Wednesdays and F _ . were canvassed again and all the bal-. 1 . stein ee ee Onell Hogs [olideyeii aia "ms 20°25 . lots were counted. \ Cahow gained one Reese were talked over, and cided that there was a tie and no elecTa THEATER LAST MHS, coe fae, ae Fo tion, just for the purpose of electing a $500 salaried officer. Shasta county A Good Audience Witnessed: the -Producvote by the recount and the Court de“ Hearts of Oak,” the nautical drama in five acts, was the play presented at Nevada Theater last night by the BatesWard Company, and was witnessed by ” a good audience. It is a queer piece, with little plot, but there are some very strong scenes and a light vein of humor that serve to keep up interest. With elaborate scenic effects the piece would Treasurer, Jackson, was sent to the penitentiary on a ten-year sentence. The Supervisors appointed W. A. Smith to succeed Jackson, but he has not been able to complete his bond. This is no reflection upon Smith, who enjoys an excellent reputation for business honesty, but only indicates that thé $40,000 defalcation of Jackson has ’ quite naturally. Earl Webber made a -.She—Do you get on better with your be received. with much greater ap-. made le go a little sh ? proval. Most of the characters were The Sherif? vrosteh ealtectiog aap well sustained, the Terry Dennison of consequently having: plenty of money Clyde Bishop being very good indeed. in his office safe, has been authorized Mr. Bishop is good ‘in any role. Carl. to pay county warrants on presentaBerch did well as Ruby Darrell, and . tion, Hes : Miss Ward as Orystalfilled the part : tn the Senate. typical old sailor. The comedy part of the play was carried by Robert Jefferson, Mise Phillis Griffin, Miss Hattie . _~WASHINGtON, Dec. 7.—By 11 o'clock . ‘ the Senate public galleries were well Dickerson and Edwin Bailey. Daisy Grogan took the part-of little Orystal, filled and crowds were at the entrances the child, in her usually pleasing manunable to gain admission. The floor ner, ‘Mee Tookwood ot Ban naage a. life a conservaFrancisco, a quite shapely young lady, . TY: Many es bearing mperts: Ho gave a Spanish dance, with castanets, ral decorations. At exactly 12 o’clock betwenliiniiee. Sisk ie’ elie essomelean Vice President Stevenson entered and to the ai hic ne ter. Called the Senate to order, and Rev. PAs YS sO TONE oe ailibara delivered “wn hivpronitee Tonight the ever popular society . 2Vocation. He feelingly referred to drama East teuead an be see the illness of Mr. Allison and besought sented. On Friday night McKee Ran-. i# speedy restoration to health. He . good will toward men.’” It is the cusspoke of the exciting political contest through which the country had passed,’ marked, he said, by freedom from the scandal monger, and by the quick and calm acceptance of the rekin’s celebrated drama, “’49,” will be presented, on which occasion William Elnor Johns of this city will take part, appearing in one of the leading char. —~— sie ; sults by the whole Nation. . Peace Proof. with all nations, prosperity of our inWilli What do you tt ink of the old dustries, and the upbuilding of all our thay hadot biseding wianie? people in a grand brotherhood of Amerwey 2 ing peop. ican citizenship were eloquently inWallace—Maust have been something in it. I had much better health before I quit shaving myself. eee Railroad Collision. Nearly Broke Her Ribs. ys a ae — -Crnomsnatt, Dec. 7.—A_ collision. this Maude—That Mr. Huggins has nearly . »orning between a passenger train and broken my heart! . @ special train of railway officials ocMillie—Yes; isn’t it terrible! When/ .urred on the Baltimore and Ohio rail/ he called on me he nearly broke my. .o4q. Fog hid the track from view, and ribs. " general officers of the company, out on shane Tees Ate iit an inspection tour, did not wait at voked. wife nowadays? +He—Oh; yes; we have arranged that one of us shall always) passenger badly hurt. Seven of the be out when the other is at home. We! railway officials were badly injured. are very happy. The X Ray. . SratTe oe or ToLEpo, ; an ‘Denver, Dec. 4—The Colorado courts cas COUNTY. Frank J. OHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. have allowed the X Ray ‘to be introJ. Cuengty & ©o., doing business in . duced as expert testimony for the first the-City of Toledo, County and State . time since the marvelous discovery of aforesaid, and that said firm will pay . its.penetrative power. After three the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-. days’ argument by some of the most LARS: for each and every case of . eminent legal talent of the State, Judge Catarrh that cannot be cured by the/. Lefevre-yesterday granted the applicause of Hatt’s CaTarru Cure. ‘tion in the case of James Smith vs. FRANK J. CHENEY. . Dr. W. W. Grant, ‘Sworn to before me and subscribed! he plaintiff asks for $20,000 damin my presence, this 6th day of Decem-/. ages for a false diagnosis, whereby he ber, A. D. 1886. -. was treated fora contusion instead of (~— A. W. GLEASON, a fracture, on account of which he lost SEAL Notary PUBLIC. / the use of one leg. ae The X Ray showed in court that thére Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and macau of the system. Send there would have been no suffering or delay in procuring proper treatment, as for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. . * #* ® simple fracture. Sold by Druggists, 75c. < Laundry Agent. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. “ William H. Andrews has been ap© . pointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All orders given prompt 6 ete eee Turkey Lunch. There will be a fine Turkey Lunch at Storrs for the other train as arranged. jewelry store you will see the very The engineer and firemen.of the spec-. latest novelties in cut glass, Austrian ' ial were killed and the fireman of the. Burnt Crest and Royal Enamel, and was a elearly defined fracture, and; ® motion made to dismiss the charges, this month. The motion was carried, Mulloy voting for it, and Trustees Englebright and Calkins voting against. Mr. Reese became indignant at the action of the Board and stated that the charges had not been properly investigated. He notified the Board that he had received legal advice regarding the case and intended to take the matter into court. : : A committee consisting of Trustees . Martin, Englebright and” Searls was appointed to consider the question of issuing bonds for the purpose of raising fands to build an addition to the A Called Assembly. -A called assembly of Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, will be held at Masonic Hall in this city on Friday, December 25th, at 9 o’clock a.m. The object of the meeting is to join in the following sentiment which hasbeen prepared for the coming. Christmas: “To ‘the most Eminent Grand Master, W. La Rue Thomas, his faithful Knights send greetings on this holy Christmastide. ‘On Earth peace, tom of the order throughout the United States to hold a meeting on Christmas Day for this purpose. ~ Elegant Goods. For the holiday trade Luetje & Brand are now receiving the most elegarit stock of goods ever seen in this city. The stock consists of all kinds of precious stones, watches, silverware etc. The prices are lower for firstelass goods than ever known before. tf 26e-Fine Butter. Woodland Oreamery Butter, tle best in the market, can be had of Phil Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf 2Oe brother of Mrs. Joseph Weissbein, wife MUO would resign, but his resignation not . ° tion of Hearts of Ok” has had no County Treasurer for over . being handed .in, a motion was made . * that he be dismissed after the 18th of . ‘ e « Nove page pa Drop into Dickerman’s before making your selections. He can please! jj you with the finest goods at lowest. /§ —— '_H. Dicxerman, MiscmenenSecSocnsoaT a a Se a A aa a Tae OB a Pal FINE NECKWEAR i all the latest styles, a ~ EMBROIDERED SUSPENDERS, MUFFLERS, REEFERS, : $1 Overcoats and Ulsters ‘WyouWANrTO ge Ulsters Boys’ and Children’s Suits Sh ae eee A PRESENT BUY § Searm Collar low down as” 9E-75~ SSiune wasn” $3 world. Xmas Presents, HIM ONE OF OUR : CARTER & JOHNSTON, The One Price Clothiers, ic] -a fine stock, although we are rioted for : best stocks in the county. This season thing ever shown in this city in the line of the Holiday Trade e* CONSISTING OF ~ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS in alt grades and ptices, PLUSH SLIPPERS, SILK UMBRELLAS, Etc. _ THE BEST LINES OF MEN'S ia sisal aaa. RoR Ga em . Ever offered to the people of Nevada county. saeaalialimaial Luetje & Brand’s, the Place to Buy. The time-tried jewelry firm of Luetje & Brand have already commenced to display their holiday stock and it may be truly said to be far in advance of, Not aey hi feeds Gaon ee CHEAP PHOTOGRAPH a coped tage e © of nov which are} known to be up-to-date in ‘ civeronithenn. death eee . . PHOTOGRAPHS CHEAP which this firm has achieved in the For the Holidays. past is sufficient guarantee that the goods handled by them are of the best and do not lack the: true sterling ring. tf ETS * ORDER NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH AND DISAPPOINTMENT. SN . Finish teed to be Permanent. ‘SSE: : Photographs Copied and Enlargedin Pas. . tel, Crayon and Water Coiors. ARTE Gome in and see my display. I can please you in cayinios gr PhotoPlease Take Notice. From now till after the holidays our store will be open evenings till 9 o'clock. Saturday nights till 11 o’clock. / J. Levy, Manager. graphic line. Branch Wonder Store, a2 : Commercial Street (aie) re, ‘THE PHOTOGRAPHER Studio on York Street,. N, B.—Pieture Frames of any description made to order on short notice at San Francisco prices. em FOR CHOICE 5 CHRISTMAS CANDIES Something New. By. dropping into the Frank Golden gold-plated ware. Goods that are havfore. , dé oe New Lamps, Legg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, is the place to find the best and largest assortment of Hanging and Table Lamps. Prices will astonish you. 017 No Cripe ‘When you take Hood’s Pills. i ; foned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pieces, are not in it with Hood’s. Easy to take Hoods i y to true : Seannrereeot FTLLS of Hood’s Pills, which are 25e. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Just. the Thing. Save labor and go to A. B. Wolf's and get some of Heinz’s Mince Meat in bulk, it is better and cheaper than attention. Broad street, one door bethe Free Coinage saloon, Commercial low Armory Hall. nl0 street, every evening during the holihome-made. day season. _ n2-tf r <a> Holiday story and Picture Books. A MERRY CHRISTMAS Lam offering perce preston this —AND— las: : 95 cent line. ‘ cee Ot Oe pexwas, . A HAPPY NEW YEAR tf Druggist and Stationer. : 2e0-+— q\ ROOFING, SIDING, CBILING. Something New, Noat and Substantial Watchmakers BROAD STREET, =: = LvueETJE & BRAND, and Jewelers, NEVADA CITY T have just received, direct from the factory inthe East, thirty-five tons of Which material is mow being very extensively used fi It comes in e This Season it Offers Greater Precious Gems, Jewelry, Silverware, to 69 Pine St’ And a Multitude of Novelties For Many Years Past This Store = Has Held Place as Leading Headquarters For Elegant Holiday Goods Attractions Than Ever Before. _‘ Watches, ¥ Ss Clocks, Silk Umbrellas, appropriate for ‘Holiday Gifts. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS AS 70 QUALITY ! LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST GOODS ! ing a big sale in all the large cities. Highest of all in leavening They have never been shown here bege A si druggists. ; The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. @o TO Eph. Cohn’s Commercial st. Nevada City kw. Plain and Fancy Candies Of the best quality. FRESH FRUITS AND NUTS A cream of tartar baking powder. 7 States GOVERNMENT Royal Baking Powder Company, : NEW YORK. Confections for Xmas. of + & £2 * & £8 8H & & HO 8 RH RH DN DD OEE OED The Merry Christmas Tide would be a hollow Mockery to the children if it were divested of The candies and fruits and nuts common to The festive occasion that we all love to observe. FOLEY, King of All the Candy Makers, Is better prepared this year than ever before To aioe to the demand for high-class Confectionery. Plain, fancy and mixed. The best to be had at Any price or in any factory or store. I HAVE ARTSTIC TREE ORNAMENTS IN PROFUSION. ww awawawiw www at et arian ala ie e You Wish to Know What. to Buy For Presents ? The Puzzle Is Solved! Come and examine our heavily laden counters and shelves. The latest novelties in everything. Impossible to enumerate them all, Come and We Are Sure to Suit You. I. STEIN. DaIrRIES FoR 1897. Headquarters For Santa Claus. stl * : Old Santa Claus will be “‘ AT HOME” during the Holidays at reverts Toys, Dolls, Games, . Toy Wagons, Velocipedes, Air Guns, Candies, Nuts, . And a Full Line of Handsome Tree Ornaments. Selections made now will be carefully stored and delivered at such date asthe purchaser These Goods Were Bought in the Eastern Markets ‘ he la wine or Spread ng henge eae is They are t' test and best. 5 t extraordinarily low ey car wers and o A BEEHIVE GROCERY . Je J. JACKSON, = = Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey : Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for » Fancy Groceries > PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. ; Battle Ax Tobacco... OGRE 6S scsccnes uaa $1 25 30 Duffy’s Malt ...:. 1 00] Pickles, % gal.bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky Qian. 100] “ in bulk, pergal. 50 IXL Whisky .... anc 7S OMVes, =” e 1-25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2i. 10. Mikado Soap, per bar.:. 05 Hire’s . “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. = + « = ©:* © = “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Oia ta tl 6 a A. B. WOLF. _ The Cash Grocer, =Sells Groceries Cheap. ‘JUST NOW HE IS SELLING: Five-gallon keg pickles for 85c. Oriental Soa for 5 cents per Bar, or 90 cents per Box of Bars. ‘Rolled Oats 20 lbs. for $1 00. Beans, either Bayo or White, 30 lbs. for $1 00. g 4 Try a package of that"Natural Leaf Ja nis ‘Tea for 55 cents. You get a Beautiful Knife and Fork with each package. Call and get prices, whether you want to buy or not. : A. B. WOLF, the Cash Grocer. Commercial street, : co. Nevada City VINTON Leader in Artistic and Useful Holiday Goods The advertisement telling the particulars will appear soon. ® cmc HOLIDA ATTRACTIONS AT KINKEAD’S. are oy : a he Tip of Trouble ; In finding something at my store that will For prove acceptable as a gift. My stock will meet the e S é uiremen! tastes all purses. Christmas . . Scena’ tance —— afford to overlook my Shopper Ss. ig oer goods at the lowest prices. Commercial Street, James Kinkead. Nevada City, Cal.

seedeee *Reogee Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chicago — Park, Colfax.... 4: Grass Valley. ~# tierra City. N. Bloomfte: Maybert.. *You Bet..<. i 200 p. Vourt. The election returns . of i *Mondays, Wednesdays and F _ . were canvassed again and all the bal-. 1 . stein ee ee Onell Hogs [olideyeii aia "ms 20°25 . lots were counted. \ Cahow gained one Reese were talked over, and cided that there was a tie and no elecTa THEATER LAST MHS, coe fae, ae Fo tion, just for the purpose of electing a $500 salaried officer. Shasta county A Good Audience Witnessed: the -Producvote by the recount and the Court de“ Hearts of Oak,” the nautical drama in five acts, was the play presented at Nevada Theater last night by the BatesWard Company, and was witnessed by ” a good audience. It is a queer piece, with little plot, but there are some very strong scenes and a light vein of humor that serve to keep up interest. With elaborate scenic effects the piece would Treasurer, Jackson, was sent to the penitentiary on a ten-year sentence. The Supervisors appointed W. A. Smith to succeed Jackson, but he has not been able to complete his bond. This is no reflection upon Smith, who enjoys an excellent reputation for business honesty, but only indicates that thé $40,000 defalcation of Jackson has ’ quite naturally. Earl Webber made a -.She—Do you get on better with your be received. with much greater ap-. made le go a little sh ? proval. Most of the characters were The Sherif? vrosteh ealtectiog aap well sustained, the Terry Dennison of consequently having: plenty of money Clyde Bishop being very good indeed. in his office safe, has been authorized Mr. Bishop is good ‘in any role. Carl. to pay county warrants on presentaBerch did well as Ruby Darrell, and . tion, Hes : Miss Ward as Orystalfilled the part : tn the Senate. typical old sailor. The comedy part of the play was carried by Robert Jefferson, Mise Phillis Griffin, Miss Hattie . _~WASHINGtON, Dec. 7.—By 11 o'clock . ‘ the Senate public galleries were well Dickerson and Edwin Bailey. Daisy Grogan took the part-of little Orystal, filled and crowds were at the entrances the child, in her usually pleasing manunable to gain admission. The floor ner, ‘Mee Tookwood ot Ban naage a. life a conservaFrancisco, a quite shapely young lady, . TY: Many es bearing mperts: Ho gave a Spanish dance, with castanets, ral decorations. At exactly 12 o’clock betwenliiniiee. Sisk ie’ elie essomelean Vice President Stevenson entered and to the ai hic ne ter. Called the Senate to order, and Rev. PAs YS sO TONE oe ailibara delivered “wn hivpronitee Tonight the ever popular society . 2Vocation. He feelingly referred to drama East teuead an be see the illness of Mr. Allison and besought sented. On Friday night McKee Ran-. i# speedy restoration to health. He . good will toward men.’” It is the cusspoke of the exciting political contest through which the country had passed,’ marked, he said, by freedom from the scandal monger, and by the quick and calm acceptance of the rekin’s celebrated drama, “’49,” will be presented, on which occasion William Elnor Johns of this city will take part, appearing in one of the leading char. —~— sie ; sults by the whole Nation. . Peace Proof. with all nations, prosperity of our inWilli What do you tt ink of the old dustries, and the upbuilding of all our thay hadot biseding wianie? people in a grand brotherhood of Amerwey 2 ing peop. ican citizenship were eloquently inWallace—Maust have been something in it. I had much better health before I quit shaving myself. eee Railroad Collision. Nearly Broke Her Ribs. ys a ae — -Crnomsnatt, Dec. 7.—A_ collision. this Maude—That Mr. Huggins has nearly . »orning between a passenger train and broken my heart! . @ special train of railway officials ocMillie—Yes; isn’t it terrible! When/ .urred on the Baltimore and Ohio rail/ he called on me he nearly broke my. .o4q. Fog hid the track from view, and ribs. " general officers of the company, out on shane Tees Ate iit an inspection tour, did not wait at voked. wife nowadays? +He—Oh; yes; we have arranged that one of us shall always) passenger badly hurt. Seven of the be out when the other is at home. We! railway officials were badly injured. are very happy. The X Ray. . SratTe oe or ToLEpo, ; an ‘Denver, Dec. 4—The Colorado courts cas COUNTY. Frank J. OHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. have allowed the X Ray ‘to be introJ. Cuengty & ©o., doing business in . duced as expert testimony for the first the-City of Toledo, County and State . time since the marvelous discovery of aforesaid, and that said firm will pay . its.penetrative power. After three the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-. days’ argument by some of the most LARS: for each and every case of . eminent legal talent of the State, Judge Catarrh that cannot be cured by the/. Lefevre-yesterday granted the applicause of Hatt’s CaTarru Cure. ‘tion in the case of James Smith vs. FRANK J. CHENEY. . Dr. W. W. Grant, ‘Sworn to before me and subscribed! he plaintiff asks for $20,000 damin my presence, this 6th day of Decem-/. ages for a false diagnosis, whereby he ber, A. D. 1886. -. was treated fora contusion instead of (~— A. W. GLEASON, a fracture, on account of which he lost SEAL Notary PUBLIC. / the use of one leg. ae The X Ray showed in court that thére Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and macau of the system. Send there would have been no suffering or delay in procuring proper treatment, as for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. . * #* ® simple fracture. Sold by Druggists, 75c. < Laundry Agent. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. “ William H. Andrews has been ap© . pointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All orders given prompt 6 ete eee Turkey Lunch. There will be a fine Turkey Lunch at Storrs for the other train as arranged. jewelry store you will see the very The engineer and firemen.of the spec-. latest novelties in cut glass, Austrian ' ial were killed and the fireman of the. Burnt Crest and Royal Enamel, and was a elearly defined fracture, and; ® motion made to dismiss the charges, this month. The motion was carried, Mulloy voting for it, and Trustees Englebright and Calkins voting against. Mr. Reese became indignant at the action of the Board and stated that the charges had not been properly investigated. He notified the Board that he had received legal advice regarding the case and intended to take the matter into court. : : A committee consisting of Trustees . Martin, Englebright and” Searls was appointed to consider the question of issuing bonds for the purpose of raising fands to build an addition to the A Called Assembly. -A called assembly of Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, will be held at Masonic Hall in this city on Friday, December 25th, at 9 o’clock a.m. The object of the meeting is to join in the following sentiment which hasbeen prepared for the coming. Christmas: “To ‘the most Eminent Grand Master, W. La Rue Thomas, his faithful Knights send greetings on this holy Christmastide. ‘On Earth peace, tom of the order throughout the United States to hold a meeting on Christmas Day for this purpose. ~ Elegant Goods. For the holiday trade Luetje & Brand are now receiving the most elegarit stock of goods ever seen in this city. The stock consists of all kinds of precious stones, watches, silverware etc. The prices are lower for firstelass goods than ever known before. tf 26e-Fine Butter. Woodland Oreamery Butter, tle best in the market, can be had of Phil Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf 2Oe brother of Mrs. Joseph Weissbein, wife MUO would resign, but his resignation not . ° tion of Hearts of Ok” has had no County Treasurer for over . being handed .in, a motion was made . * that he be dismissed after the 18th of . ‘ e « Nove page pa Drop into Dickerman’s before making your selections. He can please! jj you with the finest goods at lowest. /§ —— '_H. Dicxerman, MiscmenenSecSocnsoaT a a Se a A aa a Tae OB a Pal FINE NECKWEAR i all the latest styles, a ~ EMBROIDERED SUSPENDERS, MUFFLERS, REEFERS, : $1 Overcoats and Ulsters ‘WyouWANrTO ge Ulsters Boys’ and Children’s Suits Sh ae eee A PRESENT BUY § Searm Collar low down as” 9E-75~ SSiune wasn” $3 world. Xmas Presents, HIM ONE OF OUR : CARTER & JOHNSTON, The One Price Clothiers, ic] -a fine stock, although we are rioted for : best stocks in the county. This season thing ever shown in this city in the line of the Holiday Trade e* CONSISTING OF ~ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS in alt grades and ptices, PLUSH SLIPPERS, SILK UMBRELLAS, Etc. _ THE BEST LINES OF MEN'S ia sisal aaa. RoR Ga em . Ever offered to the people of Nevada county. saeaalialimaial Luetje & Brand’s, the Place to Buy. The time-tried jewelry firm of Luetje & Brand have already commenced to display their holiday stock and it may be truly said to be far in advance of, Not aey hi feeds Gaon ee CHEAP PHOTOGRAPH a coped tage e © of nov which are} known to be up-to-date in ‘ civeronithenn. death eee . . PHOTOGRAPHS CHEAP which this firm has achieved in the For the Holidays. past is sufficient guarantee that the goods handled by them are of the best and do not lack the: true sterling ring. tf ETS *

ORDER NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH AND DISAPPOINTMENT. SN . Finish teed to be Permanent. ‘SSE: : Photographs Copied and Enlargedin Pas. . tel, Crayon and Water Coiors. ARTE Gome in and see my display. I can please you in cayinios gr PhotoPlease Take Notice. From now till after the holidays our store will be open evenings till 9 o'clock. Saturday nights till 11 o’clock. / J. Levy, Manager. graphic line. Branch Wonder Store, a2 : Commercial Street (aie) re, ‘THE PHOTOGRAPHER Studio on York Street,. N, B.—Pieture Frames of any description made to order on short notice at San Francisco prices. em FOR CHOICE 5 CHRISTMAS CANDIES Something New. By. dropping into the Frank Golden gold-plated ware. Goods that are havfore. , dé oe New Lamps, Legg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, is the place to find the best and largest assortment of Hanging and Table Lamps. Prices will astonish you. 017 No Cripe ‘When you take Hood’s Pills. i ; foned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pieces, are not in it with Hood’s. Easy to take Hoods i y to true : Seannrereeot FTLLS of Hood’s Pills, which are 25e. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Just. the Thing. Save labor and go to A. B. Wolf's and get some of Heinz’s Mince Meat in bulk, it is better and cheaper than attention. Broad street, one door bethe Free Coinage saloon, Commercial low Armory Hall. nl0 street, every evening during the holihome-made. day season. _ n2-tf r <a> Holiday story and Picture Books. A MERRY CHRISTMAS Lam offering perce preston this —AND— las: : 95 cent line. ‘ cee Ot Oe pexwas, . A HAPPY NEW YEAR tf Druggist and Stationer. : 2e0-+— q\ ROOFING, SIDING, CBILING. Something New, Noat and Substantial Watchmakers BROAD STREET, =: = LvueETJE & BRAND, and Jewelers, NEVADA CITY T have just received, direct from the factory inthe East, thirty-five tons of Which material is mow being very extensively used fi It comes in e This Season it Offers Greater Precious Gems, Jewelry, Silverware, to 69 Pine St’ And a Multitude of Novelties For Many Years Past This Store = Has Held Place as Leading Headquarters For Elegant Holiday Goods Attractions Than Ever Before. _‘ Watches, ¥ Ss Clocks, Silk Umbrellas, appropriate for ‘Holiday Gifts. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS AS 70 QUALITY ! LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST GOODS ! ing a big sale in all the large cities. Highest of all in leavening They have never been shown here bege A si druggists. ; The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. @o TO Eph. Cohn’s Commercial st. Nevada City kw. Plain and Fancy Candies Of the best quality. FRESH FRUITS AND NUTS A cream of tartar baking powder. 7 States GOVERNMENT Royal Baking Powder Company, : NEW YORK. Confections for Xmas. of + & £2 * & £8 8H & & HO 8 RH RH DN DD OEE OED The Merry Christmas Tide would be a hollow Mockery to the children if it were divested of The candies and fruits and nuts common to The festive occasion that we all love to observe. FOLEY, King of All the Candy Makers, Is better prepared this year than ever before To aioe to the demand for high-class Confectionery. Plain, fancy and mixed. The best to be had at Any price or in any factory or store. I HAVE ARTSTIC TREE ORNAMENTS IN PROFUSION. ww awawawiw www at et arian ala ie e You Wish to Know What. to Buy For Presents ? The Puzzle Is Solved! Come and examine our heavily laden counters and shelves. The latest novelties in everything. Impossible to enumerate them all, Come and We Are Sure to Suit You. I. STEIN. DaIrRIES FoR 1897. Headquarters For Santa Claus. stl * : Old Santa Claus will be “‘ AT HOME” during the Holidays at reverts Toys, Dolls, Games, . Toy Wagons, Velocipedes, Air Guns, Candies, Nuts, . And a Full Line of Handsome Tree Ornaments. Selections made now will be carefully stored and delivered at such date asthe purchaser These Goods Were Bought in the Eastern Markets ‘ he la wine or Spread ng henge eae is They are t' test and best. 5 t extraordinarily low ey car wers and o A BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Je J. JACKSON, = = Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey : Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for » Fancy Groceries > PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. ; Battle Ax Tobacco..... OGRE 6S scsccnes uaa $1 25 30 Duffy’s Malt ......:.. 1 00] Pickles, % gal.bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky Qian. 100] “ in bulk, pergal. 50 IXL Whisky ....... anc 7S OMVes, =” e 1-25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2i. 10. Mikado Soap, per bar.:.. 05 Hire’s . “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. = + « = ©:* © = “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Oia ta tl 6 a A. B. WOLF. _ The Cash Grocer, =Sells Groceries Cheap. ‘JUST NOW HE IS SELLING: Five-gallon keg pickles for 85c. Oriental Soa for 5 cents per Bar, or 90 cents per Box of Bars. ‘Rolled Oats 20 lbs. for $1 00. Beans, either Bayo or White, 30 lbs. for $1 00. g 4 Try a package of that"Natural Leaf Ja nis ‘Tea for 55 cents. You get a Beautiful Knife and Fork with each package. Call and get prices, whether you want to buy or not. : A. B. WOLF, the Cash Grocer. Commercial street, : co. Nevada City VINTON Leader in Artistic and Useful Holiday Goods The advertisement telling the particulars will appear soon. ® cmc HOLIDA ATTRACTIONS AT KINKEAD’S. are oy : a he Tip of Trouble ; In finding something at my store that will For prove acceptable as a gift. My stock will meet the e S é uiremen! tastes all purses. Christmas . . Scena’ tance —— afford to overlook my Shopper Ss. ig oer goods at the lowest prices. Commercial Street, James Kinkead. Nevada City, Cal.