February 2, 1898 (4 pages)

i) _ presiding in the Lassen’ sont ‘ ele’s picture illustrates. The picture. Should be sent to the Secretary, when “Pp. L. Dunphy of Osmnptonville has re: turned from a trip below. _Mrs.'M. E. Molotire and daughter. _-“geturneddest evening from. -LoeAn-. ! e . goles. of B. Denary was in ioen ak sige et route from Downieville to San isco. Dr. Miller came up trom SanFeige X ‘cisco yesterday on his way to Nort! San Juan where: he may. conclude to : locate. *. Judge Stanley A. Smithy who habs ior Coutt and later . ce gue deureetitin; which isthe meetou their. way “home: from. ‘Son. Fran Hiaely eters oa oes ee ee : cisco. * * a ‘Ths faliowtcgibare totaeusd ivan the tie etn feeake convention @ call . $87 of = countryman carrying.en old ready to-throw p 7 Jubilee: Fred Breese, Frank Eilerman, . will be issued for a soarention ot the . mensnnee valies: apow whtes an adver. Shaw's. Malt, A curing,. stimalating, ble at North Bloomfield will be sold sts bar. ther and family, William Floyd.Shoecraft’s Pictiire. The San Francisco Chronicle of last . full of inrportance to all patriotic citevening prints a pictorial . take-off .6n. izens,titled “A Strike-in a Nevada Mine.”. . “We'therefore arge that the BepobliWe suppose it means a Nevada City or . cans of California lose no time in organNevada county mine, and not one in. izing; league clubs. We desire con. A vigoro State’ in campaign for keeping the will be ontlined at this with the Jubilee Fair that the -Chroni-. 80on as clabs are formed their names ‘shows-a spring of choice liquid-refresh-j\blank reports and certifloates will be ‘ments struck in the midst of a mineral . forwarded, entitling them to enrollment! display with Manager Shoecraftstand-. aud all the privileges ~ the State and ding in the foreground descanting elo-. National Leagues. : quently upon our gold mines beneath. “The names of all clube, with their tthe ground and cur vineyards and officers, should be ‘sent in at once, oralge groves on the surface. They are required to-perfect. our ReSia publican League roster aud for calling Working Tailings i in Colorado. the State League convention. If ycur The Telluride (Colorado): Journal of . 10cal club is now dormant, have a @ recent date gives a description. of «. meeting called at once. . tailing plant recently erected below “We trust that: every true Republithe Smuggler-Union mill by A. G. 08M of California, where protection is Kirby and G. G. Gates who. formerly . ®° Necessary. to industry and. where conducted a similar enterprise on Deer . Patriotism ‘ie so ardent, will earnestly creek below this city. Their.main. °°-operate with us in building up a building is 348 feet. long. by. 27 feet . league organization second to none wide, with an addition 90 feet long and . ther in our glorious repablic, 52 feet wide. Six carloads of concen_ A. W. KINNEY, President. trates are shipped monthly. They have}, Groner Francis, Secretary.” averaged $65 to $75. a ton, making the . : Distinguished , total amount recovered by the plant . a . _ An English actor was a member of a about $4,000 a month. company snow-bound in the Sierras : while inen route from California tv the The. Place to > Show Them, Some: ‘of the San Francisco pay want ; the county mining exhibits continued permanently at the Golden Gate Park Museum. That is no place for them, no more than at the State Mining’ Bareau. It would—be much. more sensible to transfer them to the State Board of Trade rooms on Post: street, in the heart of ‘the city, where . they would be seen daily by many more people than at either of the other: eating:the coarse fare of the railroad laborers, and got little enough even of that, so that they were all ravenously hangry when the train reached the station, at which there was a humble restaurant. The Englishman was the first to find a seat at the table. “Bring me as quick.as. possible,” he said to the landlord, a burly. Western man, “a porterhouse steak, some deviled kidneys, @ brace of chops, plenty ‘ot vegetables,;and two bottles of Base’. bitter beer.” The landlord stuck his head out of the dining room door and yelled to some one in the rear apartment, “Say, Bill, tell the band to play, Bule Brit‘annia,, The Prince of Wales bas come.”, Wii Take Traic Trained Does: Chas; Burkhart: and Ed Bates of Truckee sailed from San Francisco yesterday for Alaska. They took with them.a,dog team of ten animals that they have been training for some time. Last Friday they drove them-to Joppa, a distance of:about seven miles from ‘Truckee, and back. Theydrew the sled with both men on it and traveled right along. ‘They went to Reno a few days ago to try to buy some dogs and people there \ask from $52 to $200 api« ce for dogs they had been wanting to give away: They will take a load over the pass from Skagus consisting of quipine, candles and bacon, besides what pee Lodge Not Notes, *The drill team of 1 of the A. O. U. W. will ‘initiate some candidates in the local Jodge tonight, The Curly Bears of Cave No.1 had a .growl last night and took in three wandering cubs. The, brutes propose to have special headquarters during Grand Parlor week and give all the delegates from abroad a chance to join their hairy throng. Ss Firemen to Celebrate. “Touight Pennsylvania Engine Company No.2 will have. a collation: at ¢heir hall incelebration of the pur«hase by the city of the water. works. There will be speech-making, singing and-a good time generally among the firemen. Mining Operations Delayed. The machinery y at the Reward mine has been shut down for two days, owing to trouble with the boiler, It is Poo the State delegates, occurs regu-. _ time. The approaching elections are . “mall, flat valise of the alligator mouth ‘nal. ‘'To guard against this, insummer . fatherly interest in the “a the sriapeotve sonvince any pestve pare Roches: AMES . KINKEAD’S = 2 eae. regs . Rattan Chairs, square, glazed valise, bears the name and announcement of a downtown: hoSilas, wearing clothes from wi apd with.a look of profound innocence apon his countenance, wanders about through the part of the city. ~He attracts: esque, and interestin city’s varied srg, ie ork Sun. Ege May Be Kept Fresh For ‘Months, “‘It:is impossible in some sections ef . : the country to. get perfectly fresh eggs . during the winter season,”’’ says Mra. S. T. Rorer in The Ladies" Home. Jourtime, when they are cheap, pack them. in lime water, and ‘they will keep in good dondition for three. months. Pour pour it carefully over the eggs which you have packed, small ends down, in a stone jar, and stand in a cool, dark place, Eggs may also be packed in salt; anything that will close the — of the shell and prevent evaporation will preserve eggs.’ Corks Was a Corker, . Superintendent pap heh ce who best I the fire department, was goniping with the chief on expert firemen. Murphy’s acquaintance. with firemen is a wide one, and he has had excellent oe portunity for acquiring a great deal of knowledge about them. ‘*Why, chief,’’ said he, *‘they-had a fireman in the Kansas City d ent who could balance a 80 foot , ruD up it, draw it up ne: him, and then ‘ron up it again.”’ The y chief didn’t Cy “That may be~considered clever in Kansas City,’ he said, ‘but it wouldn’t draw a secoud look in Cleveland. Years ago we tised to have aman in the deladders at all. When he wanted to go “ap to the fifth story of a burning bnil.ing, he would simply jump into the it carry him up. When he wanted to come down, he’d watch his opportunityand catch hold of the stream again and slide to the ground. He-was the lightest man I ever saw—we always called him Corks. ’’Mr. Murphy drew his breath very hard. ‘*Corks!’’ he said, with ecaabtucable} emphasis, aud went out. — Cleveland J. A. MARSHALL, . MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Sidewalks, expected to have the repairs made eo they need for themeelves. They have that tonight’s shift can go to work as usual. ~. “The Mormons Return. pasees, they will engage in that busi. Elders Watkins and Hendricks, the . ness for a whila. ries, are here in ee win take o orders for work to be done Mormon misssionaries, are aga : inmade Grass Valley during the}. after a few weeks’ absence. They evidently believe there is ground in this part of the State worth looking after.—————_—=_= Retailed at Wholesale Prices. Sweet: Los Angeles. navel oranges at wholesale prices. A. fresh consignment just received. _ Gao. C. Gaytorp. “THE VERY BEST WORX “THE LATEST STYL&S Noore, New Comb. romb Honey, A fine lot just ; received at the Cash: ot fully determined what they will do . after they get up there. If they find) freighting with, their dogs over the . loascdkak. Saaa Building Stone, 8 CoGarden Walks, Basement Floors, §: ping and Steps,.Colored Tiles,. Urns. and Vases, Stone Caskets, etc. spring aod pie no oe First-Class Work At Moderate Prices. Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or small contracts. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKenzie, Wm. H-. California State League Clubs. This ee ee. vital: Smith, Sr., Mrs. Mamie :Laurence, Mr. gathering will elect new State officers, from, looked sui fidpon-tecinges ‘worth living. Bold by: and Mrs. Joaquin Lopez, Chas. Guen-. district officers and national delegates, . door’ and then walked in, to start out : tel. tezunma Hill, about 6 miles from town, . a yery iow price. For aoa ‘particulars way . is offered for sale at a bargain. The} enquire of J.C. RICH. — " 958.tf Nevada which State has nothing to do. certed .action all along the line. As -back,/his trousers tucked in bie béoen property consists of a house of six oe helene, pono his:‘neck, . rooms, barn and 80 acres of ground. faned ring spectacles, . This is a good place for any one wish-. aay for 7 centa per yard. Leave orders at ing to open # wayside-inn, as the house . Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, .streets in the lower is builtjust ten feet from the road . near the bridge. . a8-tf attention, . leading from town to all up country and that is his business. _ Incidentally places. For further particulars in-’ he adds one to the y odd, pictur. quire of Brown & Morgan, real estate . ,,, obtajned for 80 cents. By mail 75 cente of the . agents. tf Silos Tone, vie od aod oun Take Home one of those partmént who never: made use of the Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. stream from the nearest nozzle and let . = —. J. J. JACKSON, -\Gamecock Whisky {u,. 1 00 E Chitt ners, — ' Coahdiation Book Cases and Seoratines. eRe AAG LUM EGa SAMA UA Ade . Good Things for err Dinner _ ees "dank eistbeas For Sale. ‘Mince Meat, Cranberries, a of tostrume and the. dogs, try eee eee, vonnng Boal Be Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE * Barartaria Shrimps ROBIN HOOD nar, that will make life, *™!™ Baavire of 4 nee tars itt Nevada yor hean moval Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer. WG, Ricuanns, » janb-tf i ‘The Broed fitreet G Grocer. House To Let. India Relish, Chutney. : _ House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, : a ae eumnanion. (. SShanearbateegco Ata Baevain. Organ For Sele. INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT _ A second-hand Organ, Which has been in AT HOME &» ®& ® The Wells property situated on Monuse in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at , ‘Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, + _ Glase.Citron, Lemon and ee Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The CashGrocer. en ae hala sah aa oD 3D, ie (Sen) (Sar . 2 eS {Sar Soe Sc x oe aN (Sav\ JS ere SSS rt Neral Ser Nr Nees To be considered in HOT WATER BOTTLES Men’s Made to Order Clothing a ARE From DICKERMAN’S. STYLE, Finest ine ee: a 4 ie QUALITY, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES PRICE. HOT WATER BOTTLES, © e Suu AURIS. SMITH The Tailor NIPPLES, RUBBER GLOVES, a Tian wa wbek dint SPECIALTIES. ' fulfills every requirement. ;Steam Carpet Cusstitg Works. ‘Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid same . . Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca oereentenen + Apply to FRED. 8. BROWN, Transeript offic. ~.NO MORE COLD FEET. References— Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” : ‘SB ‘ao Ht. DIGKERMAN, . Sees Gi cto actos pct pct pct 3 ch tx act xt xt oct pe [SeeN [SaN PSEA (SION SAS DSS ee [Sack IS AN (SEN DSEON (SEIN (eA Seas s) Oo (= D) i} 3) Sis) (=), ) so) (0 8°) (2g Mae, Nore Se Se? Str? & Pap, Nard Wart Sers/ Sard Seed No STALE Goons. Oeeeeerreseres I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily . and my stock -is constantly new and fresh. My © policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices. Blue Label Catsup One price to_all, courteous treatShasta Water, Shasta Ginger ale “ment and prompt delivery. . PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. a = areca semanas Quartz Jewelry, ssuecuseent setae BEEHIVE _ GROCERY . — ——— Proprietor . Agency For--[onogram Whiskey ™~ Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Bg ea, saison Battle Ax Tobaéco... . a pea mgr 5 = meee ‘Petrified Wood Jewelry. “in bulk, per gal. sot “ These goods are attractive and tasty anditypical of the banner gold mining county of California. We manufacture them to order. IXL Whisky ...:.-.-+ 75 . Olives, Bryant’s Root Beer pottie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar. 05 Hire’s “« —“ gfor 50. Everything else in proportion. « « ¢ = © = * ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee Grocery Store of . A.B. Wolf; ji5-tt Framez Made to Or ler. Pry man oy ree Toate If ha is To Cure a Cold in One Day la ete ¥e.9ny Wor ar “Take Laxative Bromo 3romo Quinine Tablets. ‘ e J. A. MARSH vii All Droggists refund the money. if it Y, : C Curetasanaares ard fails to cure. 250. o4-6m CHapo-Crezolene ist Wax Candies at at Wolf's. Wolf the grocer has er has just received & fine assortment of wax candles. Bod Just Received. Witesiag Fen Cou gh, Crou sthma, Pair, olds. _EPSQURE boing edmintetared by inbeleen SNE COLLEGE Safest and [ost Hiflectual : SAN FRANCISCOsesese nees—All ge whom we did work at . is Best. . Sine it Trial. oe © me 8 8 LL = Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm Are the latest. Some people say they bring good luck to the wearer. YPMEAANET A AL YT LATA TAP IN AAT! . Wheiher they do or not they are selling fast. E The Plaza Store = Clocks $1 to $18. FISCHER BROS, Props. _ . Watches $2.50 to $125. Is constantly su ric meaner atest with an extensive and stock of All the best: to be had for the money. Every one warranted whether low or high’ ‘priced. “J.J. Jackson hae jast received anh. ‘Means installment: of Dried Smo erring, . vada oe hit taber from Scotland. Call around and. mama throes mice . if (cs oa ee d baa Take Lasative Br Eon inine Tablets ba aes c — nd the money. .if iv heria., faate Gare ie o monet ‘uP BISEEMAN, Drussise See, c oe PDR ais SE Rs EY 5 Sc “we a Of every deseription. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. A Specialty of Repairing : = TAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES . ee = 3 All Qiads Sold at LIVING. PRICES. Give usa Trial Order = ae Are Just Right. =

i) _ presiding in the Lassen’ sont ‘ ele’s picture illustrates. The picture. Should be sent to the Secretary, when “Pp. L. Dunphy of Osmnptonville has re: turned from a trip below. _Mrs.'M. E. Molotire and daughter. _-“geturneddest evening from. -LoeAn-. ! e . goles.. of B. Denary was in ioen ak sige et route from Downieville to San isco.. Dr. Miller came up trom SanFeige X ‘cisco yesterday on his way to Nort! San Juan where: he may. conclude to : locate. *. Judge Stanley A. Smithy who habs ior Coutt and later . ce gue deureetitin; which isthe meetou their. way “home: from. ‘Son. Fran Hiaely eters oa oes ee ee : cisco.. * * a ‘Ths faliowtcgibare totaeusd ivan the tie etn feeake convention @ call . $87 of = countryman carrying.en old ready to-throw p 7 Jubilee: Fred Breese, Frank Eilerman, . will be issued for a soarention ot the . mensnnee valies: apow whtes an adver. Shaw's. Malt, A curing,. stimalating, ble at North Bloomfield will be sold sts bar. ther and family, William Floyd.Shoecraft’s Pictiire.. The San Francisco Chronicle of last . full of inrportance to all patriotic citevening prints a pictorial . take-off .6n. izens,titled “A Strike-in a Nevada Mine.”. . “We'therefore arge that the BepobliWe suppose it means a Nevada City or . cans of California lose no time in organNevada county mine, and not one in. izing; league clubs. We desire con. A vigoro State’ in campaign for keeping the will be ontlined at this with the Jubilee Fair that the -Chroni-. 80on as clabs are formed their names ‘shows-a spring of choice liquid-refresh-j\blank reports and certifloates will be ‘ments struck in the midst of a mineral . forwarded, entitling them to enrollment! display with Manager Shoecraftstand-. aud all the privileges ~ the State and ding in the foreground descanting elo-. National Leagues. : quently upon our gold mines beneath. “The names of all clube, with their tthe ground and cur vineyards and officers, should be ‘sent in at once, oralge groves on the surface. They are required to-perfect. our ReSia publican League roster aud for calling Working Tailings i in Colorado. the State League convention. If ycur The Telluride (Colorado): Journal of . 10cal club is now dormant, have a @ recent date gives a description. of «. meeting called at once. . tailing plant recently erected below “We trust that: every true Republithe Smuggler-Union mill by A. G. 08M of California, where protection is Kirby and G. G. Gates who. formerly . ®° Necessary. to industry and. where conducted a similar enterprise on Deer . Patriotism ‘ie so ardent, will earnestly creek below this city. Their.main. °°-operate with us in building up a building is 348 feet. long. by. 27 feet . league organization second to none wide, with an addition 90 feet long and . ther in our glorious repablic, 52 feet wide. Six carloads of concen_ A. W. KINNEY, President. trates are shipped monthly. They have}, Groner Francis, Secretary.” averaged $65 to $75. a ton, making the . : Distinguished , total amount recovered by the plant . a . _ An English actor was a member of a about $4,000 a month. company snow-bound in the Sierras : while inen route from California tv the The. Place to > Show Them, Some: ‘of the San Francisco pay want ; the county mining exhibits continued permanently at the Golden Gate Park Museum. That is no place for them, no more than at the State Mining’ Bareau. It would—be much. more sensible to transfer them to the State Board of Trade rooms on Post: street, in the heart of ‘the city, where . they would be seen daily by many more people than at either of the other: eating:the coarse fare of the railroad laborers, and got little enough even of that, so that they were all ravenously hangry when the train reached the station, at which there was a humble restaurant. The Englishman was the first to find a seat at the table. “Bring me as quick.as. possible,” he said to the landlord, a burly. Western man, “a porterhouse steak, some deviled kidneys, @ brace of chops, plenty ‘ot vegetables,;and two bottles of Base’. bitter beer.” The landlord stuck his head out of the dining room door and yelled to some one in the rear apartment, “Say, Bill, tell the band to play, Bule Brit‘annia,, The Prince of Wales bas come.”, Wii Take Traic Trained Does: Chas; Burkhart: and Ed Bates of Truckee sailed from San Francisco yesterday for Alaska. They took with them.a,dog team of ten animals that they have been training for some time. Last Friday they drove them-to Joppa, a distance of:about seven miles from ‘Truckee, and back. Theydrew the sled with both men on it and traveled right along. ‘They went to Reno a few days ago to try to buy some dogs and people there \ask from $52 to $200 api« ce for dogs they had been wanting to give away: They will take a load over the pass from Skagus consisting of quipine, candles and bacon, besides what pee Lodge Not Notes, *The drill team of 1 of the A. O. U. W. will ‘initiate some candidates in the local Jodge tonight, The Curly Bears of Cave No.1 had a .growl last night and took in three wandering cubs. The, brutes propose to have special headquarters during Grand Parlor week and give all the delegates from abroad a chance to join their hairy throng. Ss Firemen to Celebrate. “Touight Pennsylvania Engine Company No.2 will have. a collation: at ¢heir hall incelebration of the pur«hase by the city of the water. works. There will be speech-making, singing and-a good time generally among the firemen. Mining Operations Delayed. The machinery y at the Reward mine has been shut down for two days, owing to trouble with the boiler, It is Poo the State delegates, occurs regu-. _ time. The approaching elections are . “mall, flat valise of the alligator mouth ‘nal. ‘'To guard against this, insummer . fatherly interest in the “a the sriapeotve sonvince any pestve pare Roches: AMES . KINKEAD’S = 2 eae. regs . Rattan Chairs, square, glazed valise, bears the name and announcement of a downtown: hoSilas, wearing clothes from wi apd with.a look of profound innocence apon his countenance, wanders about through the part of the city. ~He attracts: esque, and interestin city’s varied srg, ie ork Sun. Ege May Be Kept Fresh For ‘Months, “‘It:is impossible in some sections ef . : the country to. get perfectly fresh eggs . during the winter season,”’’ says Mra. S. T. Rorer in The Ladies" Home. Jourtime, when they are cheap, pack them. in lime water, and ‘they will keep in good dondition for three. months. Pour pour it carefully over the eggs which you have packed, small ends down, in a stone jar, and stand in a cool, dark place, Eggs may also be packed in salt; anything that will close the — of the shell and prevent evaporation will preserve eggs.’ Corks Was a Corker, . Superintendent pap heh ce who best I the fire department, was goniping with the chief on expert firemen. Murphy’s acquaintance. with firemen is a wide one, and he has had excellent oe portunity for acquiring a great deal of knowledge about them. ‘*Why, chief,’’ said he, *‘they-had a fireman in the Kansas City d ent who could balance a 80 foot , ruD up it, draw it up ne: him, and then ‘ron up it again.”’ The y chief didn’t Cy “That may be~considered clever in Kansas City,’ he said, ‘but it wouldn’t draw a secoud look in Cleveland. Years ago we tised to have aman in the deladders at all. When he wanted to go “ap to the fifth story of a burning bnil.ing, he would simply jump into the it carry him up. When he wanted to come down, he’d watch his opportunityand catch hold of the stream again and slide to the ground. He-was the lightest man I ever saw—we always called him Corks. ’’Mr. Murphy drew his breath very hard. ‘*Corks!’’ he said, with ecaabtucable} emphasis, aud went out. — Cleveland J. A. MARSHALL, . MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Sidewalks, expected to have the repairs made eo they need for themeelves. They have that tonight’s shift can go to work as usual. ~. “The Mormons Return. pasees, they will engage in that busi. Elders Watkins and Hendricks, the . ness for a whila.

ries, are here in ee win take o orders for work to be done Mormon misssionaries, are aga : inmade Grass Valley during the}. after a few weeks’ absence. They evidently believe there is ground in this part of the State worth looking after.—————_—=_= Retailed at Wholesale Prices. Sweet: Los Angeles. navel oranges at wholesale prices. A. fresh consignment just received. _ Gao. C. Gaytorp. “THE VERY BEST WORX “THE LATEST STYL&S Noore, New Comb. romb Honey, A fine lot just ; received at the Cash: ot fully determined what they will do . after they get up there. If they find) freighting with, their dogs over the . loascdkak. Saaa Building Stone, 8 CoGarden Walks, Basement Floors, §: ping and Steps,.Colored Tiles,. Urns. and Vases, Stone Caskets, etc. spring aod pie no oe First-Class Work At Moderate Prices. Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or small contracts. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKenzie, Wm. H-. California State League Clubs. This ee ee. vital: Smith, Sr., Mrs. Mamie :Laurence, Mr. gathering will elect new State officers, from, looked sui fidpon-tecinges ‘worth living. Bold by: and Mrs. Joaquin Lopez, Chas. Guen-. district officers and national delegates, . door’ and then walked in, to start out : tel. tezunma Hill, about 6 miles from town, . a yery iow price. For aoa ‘particulars way . is offered for sale at a bargain. The} enquire of J.C. RICH. — " 958.tf Nevada which State has nothing to do. certed .action all along the line. As -back,/his trousers tucked in bie béoen property consists of a house of six oe helene, pono his:‘neck, . rooms, barn and 80 acres of ground. faned ring spectacles, . This is a good place for any one wish-. aay for 7 centa per yard. Leave orders at ing to open # wayside-inn, as the house . Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, .streets in the lower is builtjust ten feet from the road . near the bridge. . a8-tf attention, . leading from town to all up country and that is his business. _ Incidentally places.. For further particulars in-’ he adds one to the y odd, pictur. quire of Brown & Morgan, real estate . ,,, obtajned for 80 cents. By mail 75 cente of the . agents. tf Silos Tone, vie od aod oun Take Home one of those partmént who never: made use of the Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. stream from the nearest nozzle and let . = —. J. J. JACKSON, -\Gamecock Whisky {u,. 1 00 E Chitt ners, — ' Coahdiation Book Cases and Seoratines. eRe AAG LUM EGa SAMA UA Ade . Good Things for err Dinner _ ees "dank eistbeas For Sale. ‘Mince Meat, Cranberries, a of tostrume and the. dogs, try eee eee, vonnng Boal Be Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE * Barartaria Shrimps ROBIN HOOD nar, that will make life, *™!™ Baavire of 4 nee tars itt Nevada yor hean moval Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer. WG, Ricuanns, » janb-tf i ‘The Broed fitreet G Grocer. House To Let. India Relish, Chutney. : _ House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, : a ae eumnanion. (. SShanearbateegco Ata Baevain. Organ For Sele. INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT _ A second-hand Organ, Which has been in AT HOME &» ®& ® The Wells property situated on Monuse in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at , ‘Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, + _ Glase.Citron, Lemon and ee Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The CashGrocer. en ae hala sah aa oD 3D, ie (Sen) (Sar . 2 eS {Sar Soe Sc x oe aN (Sav\ JS ere SSS rt Neral Ser Nr Nees To be considered in HOT WATER BOTTLES Men’s Made to Order Clothing a ARE From DICKERMAN’S. STYLE, Finest ine ee: a 4 ie QUALITY, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES PRICE. HOT WATER BOTTLES, © e Suu AURIS. SMITH The Tailor NIPPLES, RUBBER GLOVES, a Tian wa wbek dint SPECIALTIES. ' fulfills every requirement. ;Steam Carpet Cusstitg Works. ‘Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid same . . Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca oereentenen + Apply to FRED. 8. BROWN, Transeript offic. ~.NO MORE COLD FEET. References— Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” : ‘SB ‘ao Ht. DIGKERMAN, . Sees Gi cto actos pct pct pct 3 ch tx act xt xt oct pe [SeeN [SaN PSEA (SION SAS DSS ee [Sack IS AN (SEN DSEON (SEIN (eA Seas s) Oo (= D) i} 3) Sis) (=), ) so) (0 8°) (2g Mae, Nore Se Se? Str? & Pap, Nard Wart Sers/ Sard Seed No STALE Goons. Oeeeeerreseres I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily . and my stock -is constantly new and fresh. My © policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices. Blue Label Catsup One price to_all, courteous treatShasta Water, Shasta Ginger ale “ment and prompt delivery. . PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. a = areca semanas Quartz Jewelry, ssuecuseent setae BEEHIVE _ GROCERY .. — ——— Proprietor . Agency For--[onogram Whiskey ™~ Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Bg ea, saison Battle Ax Tobaéco..... . a pea mgr 5 = meee ‘Petrified Wood Jewelry. “in bulk, per gal. sot “ These goods are attractive and tasty anditypical of the banner gold mining county of California. We manufacture them to order. IXL Whisky .....:.-.-+ 75 . Olives, Bryant’s Root Beer pottie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s “« —“ gfor 50. Everything else in proportion. « « ¢ = © = * ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee Grocery Store of . A.B. Wolf; ji5-tt Framez Made to Or ler. Pry man oy ree Toate If ha is To Cure a Cold in One Day la ete ¥e.9ny Wor ar “Take Laxative Bromo 3romo Quinine Tablets. ‘ e J. A. MARSH vii All Droggists refund the money. if it Y, : C Curetasanaares ard fails to cure. 250. o4-6m CHapo-Crezolene ist Wax Candies at at Wolf's.. Wolf the grocer has er has just received & fine assortment of wax candles. Bod Just Received. Witesiag Fen Cou gh, Crou sthma, Pair, olds. _EPSQURE boing edmintetared by inbeleen SNE COLLEGE Safest and [ost Hiflectual : SAN FRANCISCOsesese nees—All ge whom we did work at . is Best. . Sine it Trial. oe © me 8 8 LL = Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm Are the latest. Some people say they bring good luck to the wearer. YPMEAANET A AL YT LATA TAP IN AAT! . Wheiher they do or not they are selling fast. E The Plaza Store = Clocks $1 to $18. FISCHER BROS, Props. _ . Watches $2.50 to $125. Is constantly su ric meaner atest with an extensive and stock of All the best: to be had for the money. Every one warranted whether low or high’ ‘priced.. “J.J. Jackson hae jast received anh. ‘Means installment: of Dried Smo erring, . vada oe hit taber from Scotland. Call around and. mama throes mice . if (cs oa ee d baa Take Lasative Br Eon inine Tablets ba aes c — nd the money. .if iv heria., faate Gare ie o monet ‘uP BISEEMAN, Drussise See, c oe PDR ais SE Rs EY 5 Sc “we a Of every deseription. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. A Specialty of Repairing : = TAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES . ee = 3 All Qiads Sold at LIVING. PRICES. Give usa Trial Order = ae Are Just Right. =