January 25, 1894 (4 pages)

ily Tr anscript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10234 aii NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1894, . liaeaialeabaiiadaidaimammamaaamatien adam Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co,. = a = THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, exoept Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY OARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month _ WHEN’ PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. v LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention_of-Minor Home Happenings. ~ " Si Perkins, the comedian, will appear at the’theater in' this city on February 5th. Sacramento street is being fixed up. The . Street Committee are having rock hauled on it, John Pascoe, Deputy Sheriff and Jailer, sis quite sick at Grass Valley, suffering from chills and fever. One prisoner from the county jail was Is He the Same Man. A few days since a man was arrested in San Francisco for counterfeiting, and money and a complete counterfeiter’s ‘‘outfit’ was found in his possession. The arrested party gave his name as Gus Williams and the San Francisco Call published a photograph of Williams. recognized the picture as that of the man city, thereby swindling several of our prominent merchants. “It will be remembered that the man obfained money and goods up+ on checks with Fred Zeitler’s name signed to them. Those who saw the picture in thé: Call and who took particular netice of the man who was here, say that it is undoubt“@dly the same person. 2@> Oo Simmons Liver Regulator. Parties in this city) who, some time age, passed checks in this? An Important /Nuniber. The scientific observatory erected recently on the very summit of Mt. Blané will be the subject of an important article in McUlure’s Magazine ' for February. ~ The~ interesting story of its erection under the direction of M. Janssen, the eminent French astronomer, willbe given, together with an exposition of thé momentous scientific problems which it ishoped the high observatory will do much toward solving. Accompanying the article will-he a series of pictures from-photographs and-drawings furnished by:M; Janssen him self, Mra. T. S. Hawxmes, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Toohsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For DysIr you are all run down, fagged out, take: . pepsia, “Livér ior Kidney. trouble it excels. Prieé 75 éte:' . Sold by Carr Bros. out working on the road yesterday. G The See ~chaingang is “busted,” so-to-speak, The ‘‘ Rustic Dazzlers ” have reorganized and will give a minstrel performance at the Theater next week. nis Tonight the City Trustees will decide whether to annul the license of Feldkerchner, the saloon keeper. : . ; There is due Nevada county from thet Southern Pacific Railroad ‘Company, for taxes, the sum of $6,488.09, which amount . will be paid in April. F L. Schunert, the Sacramento cigar man, who is well known in this city, is the owner of a quartz mine at Brown’s Valley, which he has just had work’ started upon. His friends: here wish him~success~ in -hisnew venture, ‘ Next Saturday, the 27th instant, the _ Midwinter Fair will’ be formally opened. ___.Governor. Markham _has-declared-the—oecasion to be a legal holiday, but outside of San Francisco and the immediate vicinity we don’t believe there will be much notice of the day. __ 91 oe $2.50. Men’s Overcoats at Miller’s, . NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS “ ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. J. Kite, Maybert, J. B. Young, ‘“ Geo, Williams, ‘ K. Northup, Angels Camp, David Carr, San Francisco, Gus Stangenberger, — B.D. Besq,W. A. Parker, Rough and Ready, I. R. Balch, — es L. P. Hunter, sh S. B. Slight, Sacramento, R. Grant, sae Miss L. Fowler, Auburn, Miss’S; Fowler, as R. Monteith, Bloomfleld, O. A. Turner, St. Paul, W.C. Bennett, ‘ . S. Druiff; New York, Chas. Ekhardt, Downieville, J. Cook, Grass Valley, ARRIVALS AT THE oo Union Hotel, Main Street. T. M. Ward, San Francisco, Henry Hartung, Kentucky Flat, P. Byrne, Gold Flat, W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, W. Toomey, Moore’s Flat, A. P. Hodgers, San Francisco, Geo. R.-Hurlburt, Oakland, Rich Williams, Lake City, A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, W:.B. Dudley, North Columbia, J. C. Donnelly, Washington, H. Scheunert, a“ C, H. ‘Guling, Pleasant Valley, A. B. Sanders, San F rancisco, Geo. Wilmer, ay 88 F, E. Brown, Sacramento, A. R. Lando, Marysville, L. 0. Williams, ‘s To retain an abundant head of hair of a natural color to a good old age, the hygiene of the scalp must be observed. Apply Hall’s Hair Renewer. : 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hats, at B. H. Miller’s. —+1@e +Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the—letters re~ maining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., January 25, 1894: Baker, Miss Olive Hefer, J.-H. Martin, Louis EF. Mircorict, Anton Marie, Annie D. Ray, Harry H. Scott, Col. John FOREIGN. Ray, Harry. If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office, Par-. : . ties ‘calling for any of these letters will please say advertised; and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Luonarp 8: Carxtys, P.M. fa —! 75 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars bod a pair of Cuffs, at Miller’s. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purity your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate four Bowels and make f®ur Head clear as a bell. 250.and 50c. Sold by Caer Bros, Cary, LO%e 2 VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy a Pound of my Prench Missed Candy. That is a small investment, but you will realize from it a great deal more ngendg than bigger investments bring you. It is not easy to tel you hew delight Candy is. Some words are persuasive, but there is more perul this suasion in one taste of this Candy than there is in a whole dic 6.16 896 Fo ¥: GOING TO CHINA, A Mongolian’s Narrow Escape From Perishing in the Snow. » Yee Sing, a Chinaman who has been engaged in mining at Washington for many years, and who was formerly engaged in merchandising, has left for China. The old fellow is suffering from quick consumption and realizes that he is pot going to live long. \Two-countrymen who are going with him started to go from Washington to the California mine to see their. brother, who is a cook at the mine. The trip through the snow was a rough one and one of the celestials gave out. His companion reached-the mine and informed-the-men of what had happened. Charles Lilly, fereman of the mine, found the exhausted Chinaman nearly dead from the cold and carried him on his back to the mine, where the unfortanate man was restored. A little longer and he would have perished, . \ Free Transportation For Firemen. Manager Kidder of the Narrow Gauge Railroad has very kindly offered to tranaport free of charge the fire companies which __ . will_go from: Nevada:.City,Celfax, Dutch . ___Flat and Auburn to attend the big ball to be given by the firemen of Grass Valley on the evening . of Washington's Birthday, February 22d. Mr. Kidder’s generosity is greatly appreciated. The. Grass Valley at the depot with a brass band on the night of their arrival, z é + Bee Be Patient. Wait a few days longer. Another lot of this week and then ‘you just look eut for a price list in the Transcript, These goods must be closed out befor the first Monday in March—the time the Assessor commences his work. L. HYMAN & Co., Cor. Main and Commercial Street, ORY; Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. Hyman & Co.’s store on Commercial st., Nevada City “ Get on to the Jasper !” That's what the city gamins how] at the delegate fiom the interior when they detect him meandering down thé runny side of Sparkitor Kilkarney Streets. Now.you don’t live in a jay town, but if your.clothes fit you like “‘ashirt on a bean-pole,” people will be warranted in thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits Of MORRISON, Nevada County’s most fashionable and moderate priced tailor. When you wear his garments you are stylishly, durably and com fortably dressed. PRICES 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN SOME MEN PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP. JTORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad A Card to the Public . until we Remember ladies that our Sale isnot a S Sale for One Day Only, or te throw out-any when you have to pay double price mext da the same article. You can buy BARGAI “Remember this, as long as we shall remain you shall ‘not pay any Fancy Prices for your NOTIONS and MILLINERY. tended to.C. O. D. You will save on Staple Goods.25 per Fancy Goods, 35 per céfhit; on Notions, 50 percent. This we will prove to e when you come to our store that it is a fact. business in Nevada City-geing on ten years, and we were well County, and our business is increasing from year to year. Therefore, we will give you a chance to buy Goods at near half price. We herewith inform the people of Nevada County that our great CLEARING SALE will. continue ave a certain amount of money raised. cial. tes for S ‘at eur establishment the whole YEAR ROUND. cent ; en e@ are now in tronized by the people of Nevada in Nevada City, DRY GOODS, Our sales are strictly CASH. Country orders promptly atiL. LUBECK, Leader in ‘Low Prices._-_. Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat'Murket, Nevada’City, Oal. Great Risduction in e Balance of our FALL STYLE -DRESS GOODS at Greatily Reduced Prices. DRESS GOODS % EXTRA SPECIAL. =a Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBED COTTON VESTS at 25 Cents Bach Ss peg % E® Ladies, <all early if you wish to'get‘a’ FIFTY-CENT GARMENT for TWENTY-FIVE ‘CENTS. pot. I. Reich & Go. 25 Cts. Boy’s Percale Shirts. sizes 114 to 14 with two Collars, at Miller’s. ot Horseshoeing Shop. Pat Clancy has opened a shop at the foot of Main street“and is ready to attend to horseshoeing of all/kinds. He hopes to see his old patrons again. — firemen are talking of meeting their guests} fine clothing, boots and shoes will be here, Native Daughters, Attention. The regular meeting ef Laurel Parlor, N. D. G@. W.,; will be held this evening, and every member is requested ‘to be present: Mrs, Post, Grand Trustee, will visit the Parlor. After the meeting thee will be a banquet at the National Hotel. LOOK "OUT FOR . THIS SATURDAY. PRICES REDUCED! SHOEING BUSINESS we have made the ‘ollowing Redneed cut prices as follows : All Shoeing from 0 to No. 2, = $1 25 O's TO COMPETITION IN THE HORSEfoll Above No. 2, = © = «= = 1 50}Old Shoes Set for = 1 00 Robinson & Noell, j25 Main Street. PATRICK CLANCY, HORSE SHOER, HAS RETURNED. TO NEVADA City aad opened @ shop at the foot of Main and Broad streets, where he is prepared to do First-Class Shoeing At the regular_prices.My old friends are resyectfully solicited to favor me with aghare of their patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK CLANCY. Men’s Kerseys Ulsters, Men’s Worsted Ulsters, CARTER & OVERGOATS. We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots of Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom ofholding goods over for another season. what we mean, we present a partial Price List : Men’s Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free Trip tothe Midwinter Fair. One firstclass. ticket to. San Francisco and return via Stockton or Benicia, including one-week’s board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guess‘ing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess with every purchase you make. our Bargains in OVERCOATS. « Every Overcoat in*the hoilsé is’ redticed in price. Orte-Price Clothiers, ‘Cerner Pine and Commercial Streets.... . < < < < 66 $5. 66 $4. Call in and see JOHNSTON, Cash Grocery Store ! Quick Sales and/Small Profits. ARTHUR’ WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that /he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete-stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, : CASE GOODS, ETC. TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY}! Gobds will be: sold strictly for Cash Give me a Trial.-——To give you an idea ‘to i EGURED BY \ \ s WHO TRE LE OF THIS SPAGE HAS BEEN § He peiaiethitdiasiateeeninaenae shed Tomorrow be publi . . [WwW isemen The New Adve

ily Tr anscript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10234 aii NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1894, . liaeaialeabaiiadaidaimammamaaamatien adam Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co,. = a = THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, exoept Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY OARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month _ WHEN’ PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. v LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention_of-Minor Home Happenings. ~ " Si Perkins, the comedian, will appear at the’theater in' this city on February 5th. Sacramento street is being fixed up. The . Street Committee are having rock hauled on it, John Pascoe, Deputy Sheriff and Jailer, sis quite sick at Grass Valley, suffering from chills and fever. One prisoner from the county jail was Is He the Same Man. A few days since a man was arrested in San Francisco for counterfeiting, and money and a complete counterfeiter’s ‘‘outfit’ was found in his possession. The arrested party gave his name as Gus Williams and the San Francisco Call published a photograph of Williams. recognized the picture as that of the man city, thereby swindling several of our prominent merchants. “It will be remembered that the man obfained money and goods up+ on checks with Fred Zeitler’s name signed to them. Those who saw the picture in thé: Call and who took particular netice of the man who was here, say that it is undoubt“@dly the same person. 2@> Oo Simmons Liver Regulator. Parties in this city) who, some time age, passed checks in this? An Important /Nuniber. The scientific observatory erected recently on the very summit of Mt. Blané will be the subject of an important article in McUlure’s Magazine ' for February. ~ The~ interesting story of its erection under the direction of M. Janssen, the eminent French astronomer, willbe given, together with an exposition of thé momentous scientific problems which it ishoped the high observatory will do much toward solving. Accompanying the article will-he a series of pictures from-photographs and-drawings furnished by:M; Janssen him self, Mra. T. S. Hawxmes, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Toohsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For DysIr you are all run down, fagged out, take: . pepsia, “Livér ior Kidney. trouble it excels. Prieé 75 éte:' . Sold by Carr Bros. out working on the road yesterday. G The See ~chaingang is “busted,” so-to-speak, The ‘‘ Rustic Dazzlers ” have reorganized and will give a minstrel performance at the Theater next week. nis Tonight the City Trustees will decide whether to annul the license of Feldkerchner, the saloon keeper. : . ; There is due Nevada county from thet Southern Pacific Railroad ‘Company, for taxes, the sum of $6,488.09, which amount . will be paid in April. F L. Schunert, the Sacramento cigar man, who is well known in this city, is the owner of a quartz mine at Brown’s Valley, which he has just had work’ started upon. His friends: here wish him~success~ in -hisnew venture, ‘ Next Saturday, the 27th instant, the _ Midwinter Fair will’ be formally opened. ___.Governor. Markham _has-declared-the—oecasion to be a legal holiday, but outside of San Francisco and the immediate vicinity we don’t believe there will be much notice of the day. __ 91 oe $2.50. Men’s Overcoats at Miller’s, . NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS “ ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. J. Kite, Maybert, J. B. Young, ‘“ Geo, Williams, ‘ K. Northup, Angels Camp, David Carr, San Francisco, Gus Stangenberger, — B.D. Besq,W. A. Parker, Rough and Ready, I. R. Balch, — es L. P. Hunter, sh S. B. Slight, Sacramento, R. Grant, sae Miss L. Fowler, Auburn, Miss’S; Fowler, as R. Monteith, Bloomfleld, O. A. Turner, St. Paul, W.C. Bennett, ‘ . S. Druiff; New York, Chas. Ekhardt, Downieville, J. Cook, Grass Valley, ARRIVALS AT THE oo Union Hotel, Main Street. T. M. Ward, San Francisco, Henry Hartung, Kentucky Flat, P. Byrne, Gold Flat, W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, W. Toomey, Moore’s Flat, A. P. Hodgers, San Francisco, Geo. R.-Hurlburt, Oakland, Rich Williams, Lake City, A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, W:.B. Dudley, North Columbia, J. C. Donnelly, Washington, H. Scheunert, a“ C, H. ‘Guling, Pleasant Valley, A. B. Sanders, San F rancisco, Geo. Wilmer, ay 88 F, E. Brown, Sacramento, A. R. Lando, Marysville, L. 0. Williams, ‘s To retain an abundant head of hair of a natural color to a good old age, the hygiene of the scalp must be observed. Apply Hall’s Hair Renewer. : 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hats, at B. H. Miller’s. —+1@e +Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the—letters re~ maining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., January 25, 1894: Baker, Miss Olive Hefer, J.-H. Martin, Louis EF. Mircorict, Anton Marie, Annie D. Ray, Harry H. Scott, Col. John FOREIGN. Ray, Harry. If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office, Par-. : . ties ‘calling for any of these letters will please say advertised; and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Luonarp 8: Carxtys, P.M. fa —! 75 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars bod a pair of Cuffs, at Miller’s. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purity your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate four Bowels and make f®ur Head clear as a bell. 250.and 50c. Sold by Caer Bros, Cary, LO%e 2 VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy a Pound of my Prench Missed Candy. That is a small investment, but you will realize from it a great deal more ngendg than bigger investments bring you. It is not easy to tel you hew delight Candy is. Some words are persuasive, but there is more perul this suasion in one taste of this Candy than there is in a whole dic 6.16 896 Fo ¥: GOING TO CHINA, A Mongolian’s Narrow Escape From Perishing in the Snow. » Yee Sing, a Chinaman who has been engaged in mining at Washington for many years, and who was formerly engaged in merchandising, has left for China. The old fellow is suffering from quick consumption and realizes that he is pot going to live long. \Two-countrymen who are going with him started to go from Washington to the California mine to see their. brother, who is

a cook at the mine. The trip through the snow was a rough one and one of the celestials gave out. His companion reached-the mine and informed-the-men of what had happened. Charles Lilly, fereman of the mine, found the exhausted Chinaman nearly dead from the cold and carried him on his back to the mine, where the unfortanate man was restored. A little longer and he would have perished, . \ Free Transportation For Firemen. Manager Kidder of the Narrow Gauge Railroad has very kindly offered to tranaport free of charge the fire companies which __ . will_go from: Nevada:.City,Celfax, Dutch . ___Flat and Auburn to attend the big ball to be given by the firemen of Grass Valley on the evening . of Washington's Birthday, February 22d. Mr. Kidder’s generosity is greatly appreciated. The. Grass Valley at the depot with a brass band on the night of their arrival, z é + Bee Be Patient. Wait a few days longer. Another lot of this week and then ‘you just look eut for a price list in the Transcript, These goods must be closed out befor the first Monday in March—the time the Assessor commences his work. L. HYMAN & Co., Cor. Main and Commercial Street, ORY; Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. Hyman & Co.’s store on Commercial st., Nevada City “ Get on to the Jasper !” That's what the city gamins how] at the delegate fiom the interior when they detect him meandering down thé runny side of Sparkitor Kilkarney Streets. Now.you don’t live in a jay town, but if your.clothes fit you like “‘ashirt on a bean-pole,” people will be warranted in thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits Of MORRISON, Nevada County’s most fashionable and moderate priced tailor. When you wear his garments you are stylishly, durably and com fortably dressed. PRICES 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN SOME MEN PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP. JTORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad A Card to the Public . until we Remember ladies that our Sale isnot a S Sale for One Day Only, or te throw out-any when you have to pay double price mext da the same article. You can buy BARGAI “Remember this, as long as we shall remain you shall ‘not pay any Fancy Prices for your NOTIONS and MILLINERY. tended to.C. O. D. You will save on Staple Goods.25 per Fancy Goods, 35 per céfhit; on Notions, 50 percent. This we will prove to e when you come to our store that it is a fact. business in Nevada City-geing on ten years, and we were well County, and our business is increasing from year to year. Therefore, we will give you a chance to buy Goods at near half price. We herewith inform the people of Nevada County that our great CLEARING SALE will. continue ave a certain amount of money raised. cial. tes for S ‘at eur establishment the whole YEAR ROUND. cent ; en e@ are now in tronized by the people of Nevada in Nevada City, DRY GOODS, Our sales are strictly CASH. Country orders promptly atiL. LUBECK, Leader in ‘Low Prices._-_. Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat'Murket, Nevada’City, Oal. Great Risduction in e Balance of our FALL STYLE -DRESS GOODS at Greatily Reduced Prices. DRESS GOODS % EXTRA SPECIAL. =a Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBED COTTON VESTS at 25 Cents Bach Ss peg % E® Ladies, <all early if you wish to'get‘a’ FIFTY-CENT GARMENT for TWENTY-FIVE ‘CENTS. pot. I. Reich & Go. 25 Cts. Boy’s Percale Shirts. sizes 114 to 14 with two Collars, at Miller’s. ot Horseshoeing Shop. Pat Clancy has opened a shop at the foot of Main street“and is ready to attend to horseshoeing of all/kinds. He hopes to see his old patrons again. — firemen are talking of meeting their guests} fine clothing, boots and shoes will be here, Native Daughters, Attention. The regular meeting ef Laurel Parlor, N. D. G@. W.,; will be held this evening, and every member is requested ‘to be present: Mrs, Post, Grand Trustee, will visit the Parlor. After the meeting thee will be a banquet at the National Hotel. LOOK "OUT FOR . THIS SATURDAY. PRICES REDUCED! SHOEING BUSINESS we have made the ‘ollowing Redneed cut prices as follows : All Shoeing from 0 to No. 2, = $1 25 O's TO COMPETITION IN THE HORSEfoll Above No. 2, = © = «= = 1 50}Old Shoes Set for = 1 00 Robinson & Noell, j25 Main Street. PATRICK CLANCY, HORSE SHOER, HAS RETURNED. TO NEVADA City aad opened @ shop at the foot of Main and Broad streets, where he is prepared to do First-Class Shoeing At the regular_prices..My old friends are resyectfully solicited to favor me with aghare of their patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK CLANCY. Men’s Kerseys Ulsters, Men’s Worsted Ulsters, CARTER & OVERGOATS. We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots of Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom ofholding goods over for another season. what we mean, we present a partial Price List : Men’s Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free Trip tothe Midwinter Fair. One firstclass. ticket to. San Francisco and return via Stockton or Benicia, including one-week’s board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guess‘ing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess with every purchase you make. our Bargains in OVERCOATS. « Every Overcoat in*the hoilsé is’ redticed in price. Orte-Price Clothiers, ‘Cerner Pine and Commercial Streets....... . < < < < 66 $5. 66 $4. Call in and see JOHNSTON, Cash Grocery Store ! Quick Sales and/Small Profits. ARTHUR’ WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that /he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete-stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, : CASE GOODS, ETC. TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY}! Gobds will be: sold strictly for Cash Give me a Trial.-——To give you an idea ‘to i EGURED BY \ \ s WHO TRE LE OF THIS SPAGE HAS BEEN § He peiaiethitdiasiateeeninaenae shed Tomorrow be publi . . [WwW isemen The New Adve