January 2, 1897 (4 pages)

was killed and O'Connor was badly b ould be put. to io : coo a. wounded. Held a . Banquet, Pt reday ‘night a ia fine banquet was ved at the National ad iam gentlemen composed of college staats and graduates of colleges. The quot room was beautifully deco, the colors of the State Univerger and gold, predominating. : » greeting, “Happy New Year,” in ters representing snow, occu occupied a ispicuous place. The menu was nted on blue and gold ‘silk. Toasts. re proposed and responded to, and Moe nqueters had a royal good. time. the Muller and Nichols went to the mine as the representatives of Strauss & Kelly, the well-known wholesale grocers of San Francisco. . oe Private Cards. ‘The postal card bill, which has been ; passed unanimously by the House of those present were Haviland Turner, . Representatives, ee that any, pers Preston, Phil Bradley, Edgar sdn can send a. private % Ed Preston, Bert Rector; N-: W. “home manufacture,” to be no. larger slish, Will Hall, George Wilhelm, I. than the régular official cards now in indley, F. T. Nilon, Fred Searls, use, by affixing a one-cent stamp to it. . Riley, Fd. Dennis. The report recommending the passage '] of the bill said it would tend to popularAn Infamous Lie . ize the use of the postal service, would . O. W. Jones ele Grase’Valley was save the government the difference beange’ morning.; He informs us tween the price of the stamps used and the report published by the Tranthe cost of the cards, would obviate the rr in regard to the recent shooting handling.and storing of large quantipre at Creat Valley was incorrect in, ties of cards, and was believed to. be} » particulars, and says’ that the entirely safe. If the bill passes the foment as to his wife’s infidelity is Senate and meets the approval of the nfamous lie. The Doctor says that Executive, it will go into effect July 1 5 wife was insulted by Horan, and) 1897. hat the latter, after being cornered, Ris Gmitted it and upon leaviag spoke so isrespectfully amd in such a taunting anner that the Doctor became fren< od and began shooting at him. q _ia Superintendent. A party of Indies lies and ‘gentlemen on Aristocracy Hill last night saw in the direction of ee mountain what they suppose was the sh P. Sessa ian id nent : soon ses ne Sapetnteaduntl? ALF. Kipper, who resigned. h has had many years experiSite: ualketh; and has been thirty wetiinrtees when it vanished. ‘Buried 4 Today. , sit silane tha colors adopted by Lan 5 .;a peculiar pleasing mellow effect peraud Miss Minnie Brand, President of gram embraced twenty dances and it was 2:30 o'clock this morning when the affair came to a close, and what was conceded to have been the, best party ‘ever given by the Native Daughters -. the little “i hire yeux. At.11 a. m. : et Lerete ganas cystngeinatny 1. . aress by the pastor, Rev: W. C. Gray. the Epworth . League ‘will be installed and there will be-a short address by’ Rev. T. 8. Wallis, pastor of 34th Avenue M. E. ‘and by the ". Martin Thomas, leader; Sunday school . ’ at2p.m.; Junior League at 6 p: m.;. _ “ris ge ‘League at 6 p.m," ‘Martin a EL J. H. Van Deerlin,, rector. tel Parlor to predominate upon the . Second Sunday after Christmas; Sunoccasion, were hung in graceful fesday school at 12:30 p. m.; evensong and toons on all sides, the lights shining . sermon at seven: p. m. ‘The confirma-. through the flimsy stuff and creating . ‘tion class will meet at 4 p. m. on ‘Wed-. nesday for final instruction. “ST. CANIOE CHURCH. Mass will be celebrated tomorrow in St. Canice Calholic Church at 8 and '10:30a. m, and’ at Bloomfield at 10:80 ‘amo: material fectly in harmony with the surroundings and the unlimited wealth of feminine beauty. The magnificent . display of colored incandescent lights . at the rear of the hall, representing. a mammoth sun burst, was the subject of much favorable comment on all sides. The costumes worn by many of) the lady attendants were handsome. The grand march commenced shortly after 9 o’clock, and to the strains of the best music heard in» Armory Hall in recent years, by‘an orchestra under the leadership of Phil Goyne. E. C. Grissel, President of Hydraulic Parlor, a SS Something New. Hill's Mixed ‘Flavoring. ad at Jacxson’s. : ER Get the Best. Four-dollar Calf Shoes, and $6 Mining Boots made to order at L. J. Trautman’s; Broad Street. d4-1m. . Laurel Parlor, led the largo: number of ™~ couples around the hall, The proIn this city, January 1, 1897, to the! 3 Reception of members and the Sacra-) . pastor W. O. Gray. Class at 9:30-a, m.,/ attention. Broad-street, low Armory Hall. i painted and ready toput ap. Is bet-. ter, cheaper, and more quickly. put up than plaster. Call and see it. : I will sell it in quantities to suit oe an Francisco prices, without freight) Turkeys For Tae > J.J. Coan, st the Mint saloon, fins bo: hand's lot of fine turkeys that he st en ee nay borg seins the SOT. ae ‘William’ H. P73 ‘pointed agent in this olty for the Twin . City Laundry. All ordersgiven prompt one door be« nl0 Much if Little cine ever contained so great curative power in oe peal eae ee ee at cn oceans pn pata att s il 5 peer a ge eg ar ete, 25c. ‘The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, : Annual. Meeting: OTICE is he: that the A: i of the extookhollers of She Fedning Comper be held on o street, Nevada City, bes the purpose of electing a * Directo: tors. at d.&. O'NEILL, Secretary. wife of Ed G. Gray; a'son. had come and gone. Remorse Killed Him. . HOLIDAY NOY “The. prettiest RLTIES stock in town !” Oakland Tribune:— Those who knew Alonzo Boyd, the driver of the street sprinklet who shot himself in San Francisco Sunday, night says that remorse, not haiti coneet DENTE est : morning. 5 used a buggy . whip and in switching it about the lad’s ee accidentally struck the ‘ow in the eye blinding him, The father’s grief was deep and the As the iversal ik. of th usuagutnarle hot Woe ea 3 pevenios rath ~ jester. & "Crawtord,. , “JAPANESE. GOODS ‘In the greatest variety:ever shown in town. ee Toys, Agency Pues Placer ‘Whiskey ” . ~ Blue Label Catsup. .Shasta Water, —_ aa Ale ‘PATE FOILS. DEVILED AND POTTED “MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles. pellet * bulk, per gal. Oliyes, “ }. Mika: Ev 30. 25 eile 1 25 Soap, per bar “05 ing else in ee «« ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Bést. Give it a Trial. oe « 6 © + . A MERRY CHRISTMAS —aND— A HAPPY NRW YEAR : Lueve & BRAND, _ Watchmakers and Jewelers, BepesieD NEVADA CITY For Many Years Past This Store Has Held Place as Leading Pid nie. For Elegant Holiday Goods . This Season it Offers Greater Attractions Than Ever Before. Precious Gems, _ Watches, Pe _ Silverware, ae Silk Umbrellas, And a Multitude of Novelties appropriate for Holiday Gifts. \NO WISREPRESENTATIONS AS TO QUALITY . aeee Paice FOR THE BEST GOODS . “Aces TRERSIE OLR @RAEREAS ———— 4 reproaches of his wife and daughter added to his misery until at last he left them taking with him but little money ; and no valuables save the ‘revolver aces gp sida tendent of different mines.) fl continue in charge also of the 2 mine, of which he has been sndent for some time past. on 8 5 ano. glad to hear of his appointLOUS ment am” arin Inims the greatest euceeet: oods, as mn view / ples of use for Knight o. ‘have gee we another ‘was not. ) obtain has very ey matfuséd: to ith these ‘om, mer‘hey and nels, and hich they The funeral of the late John Arbo.gast took place from the Oongregational Church at 10 o’clock this morning and was attended by many friends of the deceased. The pallbearers were: . E. P. Hager, James Graham, Sr., Chas. sapycueste A. Lademan, emer es Roll Call. All ‘members of the Methodist Church who can are requested to answer to their names at the’ roll call on Sunday. morning at the 11 o’clock service../ ; Games, Bric-a-bac And Bhd thousand and one” things useful and ornamental. PRICES LOW IN ALL LINES. ae aoe haaantelaces. . strength and . the food against alum and all forms of SS common to the cheap WHEN YOU BUY Your: Holiday Groceries You Want the Best Assortment to Choose From. We Have a Full L. inof DELICACIES such as Imported Cheese in Glass, Anchovies, Sardellen, Swiss Cheese, German Hand Cheese, Stuffed Mangoes, “Truffled Sardines, Puree Foie Gras © Caviar, Stuffed Olives, French Peas; Mushrooms, Etc. Etc. Ete. ce Just Opened a New. Barrel of GERMAN PICKLES We are selling Pickle Butter at @O cents per roll, A. B. WOLF, the Cash Grocer. Nevada City ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK: You Can Br WELL ota your, blood is rich, pute and nourishing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and pure and-eures all blood diseases, restoring health and vigor. New Year's at th ‘at the Union. One of the prettiest. sights ever ae sented to the view of Nevada Oi was that in the Union Hotel ei room yesterday afternoon, on the ocasion of the serving. of theNew Year dinner. The room was very nicely Mecorated and the electric. lights and pou ntless little wax candles added a): . Fine Perfumes. asing effect. While the large num-. Seely Bros.’ Quadruple Extracts are r of guests partook of the elaborate . the finest American goods. Each botpu or served the Stuttz band rendered tle a full strength lasting odor. Put, e music. up in handsomest packages ever shown ; in this city. For sale exclusively by _ ., -H. DiokErMAN, Draggist and Stationer. Picase Take Notice. We have:made > arrangements . so that we can supply the trade with all kinds . for spite o of Marysville woolen goods, such as P i vi pact damage suit the comundershitts and drawers, overshirts office the iby presen: the injured man with . and blankets of all’ kinds, We have lis.* The D. ; ‘buyer in. Marysville that gets them . . inferior 4 . > }right at the mills, and we sell them to no are you at Mill prices, The Blue Flannel “3 »é Daisy and Emily Collins en-. i8 $2-75 per suit. We have a large r ned a few friends at their home: stock of these goods, and all sizes. ' on Also bear in mind that we carry the best stock of men’s.and boy’s clothing, furnishing goods; boots and shoes in the city. Our $3 shoes are the best in the world. Nom sabe mince Miss Bpragoe, Oo oe tion, La etna Pus r Z ‘Decker, Potty and nies Toadies, 3----N 1G HTS=-3d Stuttz Company, San Francisco. ; and all Throat and Lung diseases are B. Davis, Emigrant Gap, . cured by Shiloh’s Oure. Sold by Dick. eae, ‘Chisegs, Jerman & Co. : Keep Your ‘Shoes Clean. Not CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHS But PHOTOGRAPHS CHEAP _ For the Holidays. ga RRR ORDER NOW AND AYOID THE RUSH AND DISAPPOINTMENT. Hoon’s Prits are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, headache 25e. Seasonable Goods. The finest currarits, raisins, lemon and citron peel, boiled. cider, ° etc., for mince-meat, can be had at J. J. Jacks son’s Bee Hive grocery store. No flies on mince meat made with. these articles and. flavored with a little of that fine old brandy sold at the, Bee Hive Special anode for the ae n30 AND STATIONER. Adolph Mule Muller Hurt. 4 gentleman n from San Francisco, > has been. ‘spending the holidays}. pis city, states that a short time » Adolph Muller.wasstrack by a} » car of the Sutro line at the Bay Thad three ribs fractured. To 9fftf My F Fneton aphs excel in Style, Finish nship, and are guaranSay to abe Permanent. Odd Fellows Building,” Fine Potatoes. A carload of fine “fine Nevada potatoes have just been received at Jackson's Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew anywhere. 027 Photographs Copied and Enlargedin Pas. tl, Reape Waly Sere: Broad St, + Nevada City . Commercial street, . qs : Sm Come in ang see my display. I can please you in anything in the Photographic line. a eel —— ARRIVALS AT THE Tain Btrest. Nav Nevada City. S NORTHWAY & & GAY, PROPRIETORS ee HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. AT KINKEAD'S. Entertained Friends. Wloore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER Studio on York Street. mae N. B.—Picture Frames of any description made to order on short notice at San Francisco prices. There’s Not a Bit of Trouble 40 In finding something at my store that will prove‘acceptable as a gift. My. stock. will meet the requirements of all tastes and all purses. Judicious buyers cannot afford./to overlook my . up-to-date Furniture. ‘ : ‘ The best goods at 6 i lowest prices. } James Kinkead. A Tip For !. Christmas . Shoppers. “Pure Cider. Vinegar. . Guaranteed to be the finest ever made. At . A.J, Sealey, San ee A.J. STILES, Piety Hill. 430-Iw A. Cook, San Franc ae, E. A; Stuttz, ‘* Stuttz, W. Remellard, — « cnn ioer Ealesitte We, as an American erican citizen, believe . protection, and therefore handle . thing but Stockton Woolen Mill an iis hd Dinas, Se ee Nek hy know to employ nothing . but Thite Labor only. We therefore teécmmend their product to all good and . -~ ae American citizens, and do not use. . Sn other brand. Yours to please, SIRES, rs reduced to 35 cents pe nn ee Sar meneraaost Fine Butter. hk BS A Baby's ‘Life Saved. . Woodland Greamery Butter, the crow ved est in the market, can be had of Phil “ogi: OE ee cadden, the sole agent. a25-tf So Cure a Cold In One Day ‘Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tables. All Druggiste refund the money if it ail ee We. by H. NEVADA THEATRE. FOR CHOICE CARS INAS CANDIES @o TO Eph. Cohn’s Commercial st., Nevada City kw x. Plain and Fancy Candies. Of the best quality. FRESH FRUITS AND NUTS Beginning _— Dec. 31st. : Stutz Co Full. Band, 7 Orchestra, or 0 ala eet Costumes. ): ARTISTS GRAND ‘CONCERT Every Afternoon and Svealae: Commercial Street, near Main Nevada City, Cal. Headquarters Fancy. Creamery Products. _ WOOD, CURTIS & COMPANY, “417 to 127 J St., Sacramento. : 9 \A. J. BOVEY, 7 . Manufeeturer of and Dealer im. : ; eis AP Fine Boots @ ‘ GENERAL AGENTS FOR SHOES. . Doulas Co., ge ON and Rene Craptactics of Nevada ‘Try my MINING BOOTS. serie POTATOES, BEANS, FRUITS, Etc., me , {make to order Fine Boots,. "” Sole Agents Blanchard’s Famous SANTA PAULA: LEMONS. . and Laced Shoes i ’ . Hepairine wently sod Pigmee, de 'W. A. CLINCH, Agent for.Nevada City ang iat var ‘i 3 pi a g <a Fo ae ug 2: an stock of cordials, bitters, . . ase is kept at Isoard & Son’s. "store. ~Baloon keepers and others supr plied in quantities to © suit and at the * ser lowest prices. . ai7tt —

was killed and O'Connor was badly b ould be put. to io : coo a. wounded. Held a . Banquet, Pt reday ‘night a ia fine banquet was ved at the National ad iam gentlemen composed of college staats and graduates of colleges. The quot room was beautifully deco, the colors of the State Univerger and gold, predominating. : » greeting, “Happy New Year,” in ters representing snow, occu occupied a ispicuous place. The menu was nted on blue and gold ‘silk. Toasts. re proposed and responded to, and Moe nqueters had a royal good. time. the Muller and Nichols went to the mine as the representatives of Strauss & Kelly, the well-known wholesale grocers of San Francisco. . oe Private Cards. ‘The postal card bill, which has been ; passed unanimously by the House of those present were Haviland Turner, . Representatives, ee that any, pers Preston, Phil Bradley, Edgar sdn can send a. private % Ed Preston, Bert Rector; N-: W. “home manufacture,” to be no. larger slish, Will Hall, George Wilhelm, I. than the régular official cards now in indley, F. T. Nilon, Fred Searls, use, by affixing a one-cent stamp to it. . Riley, Fd. Dennis. The report recommending the passage '] of the bill said it would tend to popularAn Infamous Lie . ize the use of the postal service, would . O. W. Jones ele Grase’Valley was save the government the difference beange’ morning.; He informs us tween the price of the stamps used and the report published by the Tranthe cost of the cards, would obviate the rr in regard to the recent shooting handling.and storing of large quantipre at Creat Valley was incorrect in, ties of cards, and was believed to. be} » particulars, and says’ that the entirely safe. If the bill passes the foment as to his wife’s infidelity is Senate and meets the approval of the nfamous lie. The Doctor says that Executive, it will go into effect July 1 5 wife was insulted by Horan, and) 1897. hat the latter, after being cornered, Ris Gmitted it and upon leaviag spoke so isrespectfully amd in such a taunting anner that the Doctor became fren< od and began shooting at him. q _ia Superintendent. A party of Indies lies and ‘gentlemen on Aristocracy Hill last night saw in the direction of ee mountain what they suppose was the sh P. Sessa ian id nent : soon ses ne Sapetnteaduntl? ALF. Kipper, who resigned. h has had many years experiSite: ualketh; and has been thirty wetiinrtees when it vanished. ‘Buried 4 Today. , sit silane tha colors adopted by Lan 5 .;a peculiar pleasing mellow effect peraud Miss Minnie Brand, President of gram embraced twenty dances and it was 2:30 o'clock this morning when the affair came to a close, and what was conceded to have been the, best party ‘ever given by the Native Daughters -. the little “i hire yeux. At.11 a. m. : et Lerete ganas cystngeinatny 1. . aress by the pastor, Rev: W. C. Gray. the Epworth . League ‘will be installed and there will be-a short address by’ Rev. T. 8. Wallis, pastor of 34th Avenue M. E. ‘and by the ". Martin Thomas, leader; Sunday school . ’ at2p.m.; Junior League at 6 p: m.;. _ “ris ge ‘League at 6 p.m," ‘Martin a EL J. H. Van Deerlin,, rector. tel Parlor to predominate upon the . Second Sunday after Christmas; Sunoccasion, were hung in graceful fesday school at 12:30 p. m.; evensong and toons on all sides, the lights shining . sermon at seven: p. m. ‘The confirma-. through the flimsy stuff and creating . ‘tion class will meet at 4 p. m. on ‘Wed-. nesday for final instruction. “ST. CANIOE CHURCH. Mass will be celebrated tomorrow in St. Canice Calholic Church at 8 and '10:30a. m, and’ at Bloomfield at 10:80 ‘amo: material fectly in harmony with the surroundings and the unlimited wealth of feminine beauty. The magnificent . display of colored incandescent lights . at the rear of the hall, representing. a mammoth sun burst, was the subject of much favorable comment on all sides. The costumes worn by many of) the lady attendants were handsome. The grand march commenced shortly after 9 o’clock, and to the strains of the best music heard in» Armory Hall in recent years, by‘an orchestra under the leadership of Phil Goyne. E. C. Grissel, President of Hydraulic Parlor, a SS Something New. Hill's Mixed ‘Flavoring. ad at Jacxson’s. : ER Get the Best. Four-dollar Calf Shoes, and $6 Mining Boots made to order at L. J. Trautman’s; Broad Street. d4-1m. . Laurel Parlor, led the largo: number of ™~ couples around the hall, The proIn this city, January 1, 1897, to the! 3 Reception of members and the Sacra-) . pastor W. O. Gray. Class at 9:30-a, m.,/ attention. Broad-street, low Armory Hall. i painted and ready toput ap. Is bet-. ter, cheaper, and more quickly. put up than plaster. Call and see it. : I will sell it in quantities to suit oe an Francisco prices, without freight) Turkeys For Tae > J.J. Coan, st the Mint saloon, fins bo: hand's lot of fine turkeys that he st en ee nay borg seins the SOT. ae ‘William’ H. P73 ‘pointed agent in this olty for the Twin . City Laundry. All ordersgiven prompt one door be« nl0 Much if Little cine ever contained so great curative power in oe peal eae ee ee at cn oceans pn pata att s il 5 peer a ge eg ar ete, 25c. ‘The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, : Annual. Meeting: OTICE is he: that the A: i of the extookhollers of She Fedning Comper be held on o street, Nevada City, bes the purpose of electing a * Directo: tors. at d.&. O'NEILL, Secretary. wife of Ed G. Gray; a'son. had come and gone. Remorse Killed Him. . HOLIDAY NOY “The. prettiest RLTIES stock in town !” Oakland Tribune:— Those who knew Alonzo Boyd, the driver of the street sprinklet who shot himself in San Francisco Sunday, night says that remorse, not haiti coneet DENTE est : morning. 5 used a buggy . whip and in switching it about the lad’s ee accidentally struck the ‘ow in the eye blinding him, The father’s grief was deep and the As the iversal ik. of th usuagutnarle hot Woe ea 3 pevenios rath ~ jester. & "Crawtord,. , “JAPANESE. GOODS ‘In the greatest variety:ever shown in town. ee Toys, Agency Pues Placer ‘Whiskey ” . ~ Blue Label Catsup. .Shasta Water, —_ aa Ale ‘PATE FOILS. DEVILED AND POTTED “MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles.. pellet * bulk, per gal. Oliyes, “ }. Mika: Ev 30.. 25 eile 1 25 Soap, per bar “05 ing else in ee «« ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Bést. Give it a Trial. oe « 6 © + . A MERRY CHRISTMAS —aND— A HAPPY NRW YEAR : Lueve & BRAND, _ Watchmakers and Jewelers, BepesieD NEVADA CITY For Many Years Past This Store Has Held Place as Leading Pid nie. For Elegant Holiday Goods . This Season it Offers Greater Attractions Than Ever Before. Precious Gems, _ Watches, Pe _ Silverware, ae Silk Umbrellas, And a Multitude of Novelties appropriate for Holiday Gifts. \NO WISREPRESENTATIONS AS TO QUALITY . aeee Paice FOR THE BEST GOODS . “Aces TRERSIE OLR @RAEREAS ———— 4 reproaches of his wife and daughter added to his misery until at last he left them taking with him but little money ; and no valuables save the ‘revolver aces gp sida tendent of different mines.) fl continue in charge also of the 2 mine, of which he has been sndent for some time past. on 8 5 ano. glad to hear of his appointLOUS ment am” arin Inims the greatest euceeet: oods, as mn view / ples of use for Knight o. ‘have gee we

another ‘was not. ) obtain has very ey matfuséd: to ith these ‘om, mer‘hey and nels, and hich they The funeral of the late John Arbo.gast took place from the Oongregational Church at 10 o’clock this morning and was attended by many friends of the deceased. The pallbearers were: . E. P. Hager, James Graham, Sr., Chas. sapycueste A. Lademan, emer es Roll Call. All ‘members of the Methodist Church who can are requested to answer to their names at the’ roll call on Sunday. morning at the 11 o’clock service.../ ; Games, Bric-a-bac And Bhd thousand and one” things useful and ornamental. PRICES LOW IN ALL LINES. ae aoe haaantelaces. . strength and . the food against alum and all forms of SS common to the cheap WHEN YOU BUY Your: Holiday Groceries You Want the Best Assortment to Choose From. We Have a Full L. inof DELICACIES such as Imported Cheese in Glass, Anchovies, Sardellen, Swiss Cheese, German Hand Cheese, Stuffed Mangoes, “Truffled Sardines, Puree Foie Gras © Caviar, Stuffed Olives, French Peas; Mushrooms, Etc. Etc. Ete. ce Just Opened a New. Barrel of GERMAN PICKLES We are selling Pickle Butter at @O cents per roll, A. B. WOLF, the Cash Grocer. Nevada City ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK: You Can Br WELL ota your, blood is rich, pute and nourishing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and pure and-eures all blood diseases, restoring health and vigor. New Year's at th ‘at the Union. One of the prettiest. sights ever ae sented to the view of Nevada Oi was that in the Union Hotel ei room yesterday afternoon, on the ocasion of the serving. of theNew Year dinner. The room was very nicely Mecorated and the electric. lights and pou ntless little wax candles added a): . Fine Perfumes. asing effect. While the large num-. Seely Bros.’ Quadruple Extracts are r of guests partook of the elaborate . the finest American goods. Each botpu or served the Stuttz band rendered tle a full strength lasting odor. Put, e music. up in handsomest packages ever shown ; in this city. For sale exclusively by _ ., -H. DiokErMAN, Draggist and Stationer. Picase Take Notice. We have:made > arrangements . so that we can supply the trade with all kinds . for spite o of Marysville woolen goods, such as P i vi pact damage suit the comundershitts and drawers, overshirts office the iby presen: the injured man with . and blankets of all’ kinds, We have lis.* The D. ; ‘buyer in. Marysville that gets them . . inferior 4 . > }right at the mills, and we sell them to no are you at Mill prices, The Blue Flannel “3 »é Daisy and Emily Collins en-. i8 $2-75 per suit. We have a large r ned a few friends at their home: stock of these goods, and all sizes. ' on Also bear in mind that we carry the best stock of men’s.and boy’s clothing, furnishing goods; boots and shoes in the city. Our $3 shoes are the best in the world. Nom sabe mince Miss Bpragoe, Oo oe tion, La etna Pus r Z ‘Decker, Potty and nies Toadies, 3----N 1G HTS=-3d Stuttz Company, San Francisco. ; and all Throat and Lung diseases are B. Davis, Emigrant Gap, . cured by Shiloh’s Oure. Sold by Dick. eae, ‘Chisegs, Jerman & Co. : Keep Your ‘Shoes Clean. Not CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHS But PHOTOGRAPHS CHEAP _ For the Holidays. ga RRR ORDER NOW AND AYOID THE RUSH AND DISAPPOINTMENT. Hoon’s Prits are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, headache 25e. Seasonable Goods. The finest currarits, raisins, lemon and citron peel, boiled. cider, ° etc., for mince-meat, can be had at J. J. Jacks son’s Bee Hive grocery store. No flies on mince meat made with. these articles and. flavored with a little of that fine old brandy sold at the, Bee Hive Special anode for the ae n30 AND STATIONER. Adolph Mule Muller Hurt. 4 gentleman n from San Francisco, > has been. ‘spending the holidays}. pis city, states that a short time » Adolph Muller.wasstrack by a} » car of the Sutro line at the Bay Thad three ribs fractured. To 9fftf My F Fneton aphs excel in Style, Finish nship, and are guaranSay to abe Permanent. Odd Fellows Building,” Fine Potatoes. A carload of fine “fine Nevada potatoes have just been received at Jackson's Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew anywhere. 027 Photographs Copied and Enlargedin Pas. tl, Reape Waly Sere: Broad St, + Nevada City . Commercial street, . qs : Sm Come in ang see my display. I can please you in anything in the Photographic line. a eel —— ARRIVALS AT THE Tain Btrest. Nav Nevada City. S NORTHWAY & & GAY, PROPRIETORS ee HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. AT KINKEAD'S. Entertained Friends. Wloore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER Studio on York Street. mae N. B.—Picture Frames of any description made to order on short notice at San Francisco prices. There’s Not a Bit of Trouble 40 In finding something at my store that will prove‘acceptable as a gift. My. stock. will meet the requirements of all tastes and all purses. Judicious buyers cannot afford./to overlook my . up-to-date Furniture. ‘ : ‘ The best goods at 6 i lowest prices. } James Kinkead. A Tip For !. Christmas . Shoppers. “Pure Cider. Vinegar. . Guaranteed to be the finest ever made. At . A.J, Sealey, San ee A.J. STILES, Piety Hill. 430-Iw A. Cook, San Franc ae, E. A; Stuttz, ‘* Stuttz, W. Remellard, — « cnn ioer Ealesitte We, as an American erican citizen, believe . protection, and therefore handle . thing but Stockton Woolen Mill an iis hd Dinas, Se ee Nek hy know to employ nothing . but Thite Labor only. We therefore teécmmend their product to all good and . -~ ae American citizens, and do not use. . Sn other brand. Yours to please, SIRES, rs reduced to 35 cents pe nn ee Sar meneraaost Fine Butter. hk BS A Baby's ‘Life Saved. . Woodland Greamery Butter, the crow ved est in the market, can be had of Phil “ogi: OE ee cadden, the sole agent. a25-tf So Cure a Cold In One Day ‘Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tables. All Druggiste refund the money if it ail ee We. by H. NEVADA THEATRE. FOR CHOICE CARS INAS CANDIES @o TO Eph. Cohn’s Commercial st., Nevada City kw x. Plain and Fancy Candies. Of the best quality. FRESH FRUITS AND NUTS Beginning _— Dec. 31st. : Stutz Co Full. Band, 7 Orchestra, or 0 ala eet Costumes. ): ARTISTS GRAND ‘CONCERT Every Afternoon and Svealae: Commercial Street, near Main Nevada City, Cal. Headquarters Fancy. Creamery Products. _ WOOD, CURTIS & COMPANY, “417 to 127 J St., Sacramento. : 9 \A. J. BOVEY, 7 . Manufeeturer of and Dealer im.. : ; eis AP Fine Boots @ ‘ GENERAL AGENTS FOR SHOES. . Doulas Co., ge ON and Rene Craptactics of Nevada ‘Try my MINING BOOTS. serie POTATOES, BEANS, FRUITS, Etc., me , {make to order Fine Boots,. "” Sole Agents Blanchard’s Famous SANTA PAULA: LEMONS. . and Laced Shoes i ’ . Hepairine wently sod Pigmee, de 'W. A. CLINCH, Agent for.Nevada City ang iat var ‘i 3 pi a g <a Fo ae ug 2: an stock of cordials, bitters, . . ase is kept at Isoard & Son’s. "store. ~Baloon keepers and others supr plied in quantities to © suit and at the * ser lowest prices. . ai7tt —