December 1, 1886 (4 pages)

mmense Stock New giving goods rest and most his prices are ~~ ES ER; s’ Building. Lands Association, BRAND, MPBELL, . M. PRESTON, NT. MORGAN. i Lands BLY SITUATED-AND ly of free water. House A splendid chance tu: eORCHARD LAND IN un couuty toad. Good j @-, Wagon, 200 chicheus, — mir ¢ imple-nents. OF Nt VADAUITYshard in fuil bearing. frum cite, to the:p ace ly filled wth hay. A S00D HOUSE WITH Diri contaming 29.10n8 cod investment ii sod -OSTOFFICE. Hi USE ant yard, 40UNT OF ABSENCE time af the above ow en iu. provements, rd. lated on principal rented. Must be st and most profitsisting of 100 acres. profitable bearing. and ure fine vurieisin a warm, sunChoice Farm of uge Railroad ubout endid cultivation. vice fruit tracts in Good house and ber enough on this rice, ® situated in the acres under culti‘don the pubiic 8 from Railroad. wn in abundance A splendid pur: situated in a shelrmerly known as d, good house and ell situated for the 30 located that it ttle. the price named road leading from did chance for in. situated in the ada City. Good ings. This propater, With little / acres, 34g acres sheds, ete., 500 h trees, 50 apple, ‘te of cuitivation, a City to Grass isiness portion of cellar, woudshed om Railroad. 60 rooms, barn and rain or stock.’ spossessory title. inder cultivation ; rn, sheds, ete. atented ; 10 acres_ barn and other a City. Nevada City; in e fruit; lot 65 by nee properties in stock ranch for and a large free red with oak and liey and 3 miles ated, containing ‘the tract fenced. Ls horses, 18 seekenith shop fith the place. { farining. nsisting of 1200 belt of Nevada eved, and a porber; wili be suid . hasers. ‘limber _ ve of the land. l, well-situated, lace. era rom Grass Valuzing land and he os Splenhe office of ‘The Daly Transcript Daily. Mondavs Excepted. — Miss Doom, a Grass Valley public school teacher, visited the -schouls of this city on Monday. “Miss Doom thinks that one day spent in visiting a good school is worth morethan two spent in a teacner’s institute. Many of our best teachers are of the same opinion, and we are glad to learn that ata recent mee:ing of the School Board it was determined to allow each of the teachers one visiting day in each school year. J.J. Jackson, of the Beehive grocery store at this city, is searching for a bay mare with gray hairs in its tail. Said animal belongs to Mr. Jackson, and a week ugo yes4 terday strayed away from Rich .ru Noell’s ranch on the Grass Valle? turnpike where it was being pastured. Itis of medium hight, and weighs between 950 and -1000 pounds. Mr. Jackson will pay « reward for its return to: him. Rev. A. B. Spaiaur has te.:dered his rerigantion—to take effeci January first—as rector of Trinity . Episcopal Church at tihiis city. Mi. Spuizht isa preacher-of more than usual! abilty, a companionable gentieman, and deservedly popular with all who have th pleasure of his acquaintance. An effort is being.made to have hin: reconsider his determination tu le.ve here. . — 2 eee Tue biggest crowd that has been seen on Broad street since election day assembled yesterday to witness a fight be:ween a ‘young and _ healthy dog belonging to Chris. Naffziger and an old and tuoihles: settler in the shape of a black du; that Alex. Sloan owned in its better days. The yellow.dog was vie>. tor becanse the black dog couldn’: bite hard enough to hurt with it. bare gums. Peet ateecton sorely W. H. Wiseman and wife, with their family of tour children, pas-ed through town yesterday en route for their new home in Tulare county. Blue ‘Tent will miss: Mr. Wiseman’s family, as they an highly esteemed in that locasity whiere they have resided for man, years. Miss Josie Laadrizgan accum panied them. > 3 Uncie Manvet dropped into the TRANSCRIPT office yesterday to cul attention to the fact that bis propievy abvut the late storis bein, succeeded uy come of the fines: weather of the year is being verifi edin good style. The buyers u lottery tickets sometimes win, even, but tbat doesii’t prove any. thing. J.H. Wentwoxta, the success— ful fruit-grower of Gold Flat, yesterday sent the Transcairpr some cider made from the pure juice o1 the choicest kind of apples. Sach cider ig enough to tempt even the hardestshelled Guod Templar. I js asclear in color as a.ber, and as palatable as the nectur of the gods. Wa. Barton, the wagon maker, has just completed for Wm. H. Smith, the grocer, a buck-board of neat and substatial parts which the latter will use in delivering goods ubout town. The new vehicle weighs 500 pounds, and is intended fur two horses. emesis can se A Gp Seliem an, elena anc Wm Bowe, whose term in the county jail was lengthened ~ out thirty days by reason of a battery he committed on one of his fellow citizens, ‘was released yesterday his time of sentence having ex Tue monthly meeting of Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., wilt be held this evening at Pythian Castle, and a full attendance vl members is earnestly desired by .-the Commander. Y. E. axp G. W. Simpson, and _J.R. Jones, all of Placer county, arein town in connecticn with.a suit at law transferred from Placer county to Judge Walling’s Court in this county 0 ee Tue Eayle Bird quar:z mine in Washington district is reported to, have been told recently. Auother report says it has not been sold Take your chuice. EE Snr, v JaMes ‘lyRRELL of this city has purchased the dwelling house ou the Grass Valley roid heretofure owned by Mrs. John Senner. > Rev. Farner Coteman, the Catholic priest so long stationed at Smarteville, will make Woodland his future howe. Ce ae R. Tomas, of Birchville, ‘with his famiiy, accompanied by Miss Sullie Ailen, were in thecity yesterduy. >-+-—— Go To Buanp & psicu’s GRAND Oraexing TODAY. lt oe ROLL OF HONOR. Pablic School Pupils Who Made a Good Record Last Week. The following roll ot honor of sev-, eral grades of the public schools at this city, is based upon standing in attendance, deportment and studies, for the school munth,ending Nov. 19th: Junior Class, B. F. Hedden, teacher — Bertha Webber, Julia Hook, Lonie Woodruff, Arthur furner, Lillie C’Connell, Robert Sutta, Barnum Power, Jennie Barnh, Harry Gray, James Hussey. First Grade, J. G. O’Nei!l, teach er—Agyie O’Connell, Minnie Phildips, Martha Sims, Clifford Graham, Lucy Tyrrell, Janie Robbins, Lowell Mulloy, Jessie Meek, Agnes} Cook, Gertie Goyne. Second Grade, Florence Bartling, teacher—Millie Nickless, Kati: Hocking, Belle Temby, Herbert Murchie, Frank Guenther, Haviland Turner, Kittie Goyne, Allie Diilon, Winifred Mulloy,.Katie fremain. : Third Grade, Mrs. T. G. Farrer: teacher—Lillie White, Annie O’Connor, Jolinnie Downer, Halstead Stansfield, Minnie Bennett, Honor Stéven:, Mable Hughes. Fourth Grade, B, Millhone, teacher — Nellie Whiting, Annie Chomas, Lizzie Avery, Bessie Hothersall, Alice O’Neil, Katie Jones, Annie Eddy, Ida Monk, Sarah James, Lillie Skahaen, Settie Tam, Grace Critchet, Beckie Baruh, Pollie Waters. Fifth Grade, M. E. Hook, teacher—Elma Sanders, Mary Martin, Lelis Murchie, Becca Marsh, Ka: tie Kinkead, Bethel Robbins, Henry Angwin, Charles Cooper, Bertie Rector, Mamie Walling, Jessie Or4an, Annie Harding. Sixth. Grade, Rose McKeon, teaclier—Maud Murchie, Johnnie J’Neil, Bessie Goyne, Eva Murchie, Annie James, Ellen Richids, Lizzie Naffziger, Hattie Go ‘dair, Burnie Potter, May Hethington, Vinnie Hoskins, Louie Brink inan, Mamie Daniel. Seventh Grade, Cora Clark, teacher— Herbert Dyer, Katie Curtis, George Keller, Willis Grimes, Stanley Murcnie, Charlie Temby, dinnie Brinkman, Maud Parsons, James Champion, Edith Hooper, Lillie Tonkin, Bessie E.idy, Lillie Mallen, Willie Peard, Richard Eddy, Willie Odgers, Mixed Grades — Mrs. §. A. White, teacher— Edith Lawrence, Mary Langdon,-Fred Houoper, Ray Murehie, Katie Barron, Maggie Seibert, Daisy Collins, Solo Shaver, Willis Brown, Willie Tregellas. : Eighth Grade, Mattie Bradley, eacher—Jessie Marsh, Katie Bar ron, Roy Wadsworth, Willic€ White, Charlie Wild, Maud Snell, Wilhelm Dreyfuss, Ladis Waljing, George Seibert, Henrietta Fredenburr, Mabel Carmichael, Amelia Stevens, Ethel Mulloy, Join Anderson, Loring Jewett, Hattie Vail, Arthur Murchie, Archie Ruwe, Fred Curtis, Bessie Monk. : <-> eHeadquarters for Everybody. E. Rosenthal his transformed his store on Commere al street into a veritable headquar ers for sight-seers. He has for several days past been hard at work: unpacking and arrenging the holiday stock just received from the manufacturers and wholesalers, and. is now ready to supply the wants of all who favor him with their patronage. “His stock is more com—prehensive than in years past, inc uding something for everyvody old or young. There are toys by the ton, stucks of wagons, perambulators and velocipede-, christmas cards, confec~ tionery plain and fancy, smokers’ goods of every description, and an unlimited variety of other things. James CorNisH, who was recently injured in the Idaho mine, isdead. His funeral will take plave today from the family residesce in Gruss-Valley, under the auspices of Weimer Tribe, No. 34, Imp’d O. R. M. Tne children’s class will assembleat the Dancing Academy Saturday afternoon, and on Saturday evening the rezular weekly *>6.rees wiil be resumed. Next Wednesday has been fixed “as the time to hear the demurrer tothe complaint in the Superior Court case of Strickland, vs. Hol brvoke. A Tam has just received a big supply of candies, nuts and other yvodies fur the holiday trade. ome Tarxrry Socizry will meet at the residence of mrs. J. Earl. Brown. this atternoon. ak ; Go wira Taz crown To Brann & Sticu’s. , lt RRR ERATE BRERA Special Mceting A. L. H. Thursday evening, Dec. 2, there will be a speci .1 meeting of Nevada City Counci!, No. 234, A. L. H. ‘A full attendance is requested. By order. Mrs. Ameiia Brann, Commander. J.C. VickéeMAN, Sec. =. 4-2. o Brain Food. A man with a two-horse wagon has recently been making trips to this c ty for the purpose of supply‘ing our citizens with Trugkee trout, of which succulent brain-food he brings a big supply at each coming. He sells them all the way from ten cents a pound for the fag end of the lot, up to sixteen cents which is the price for the freshest and best. He says they ure cauyht with hooks, but ‘here are some parties whose experience in anling has perhaps been such as to render them incredulous and they seem to suspect eitter nets or giant powder were used in their capture. An_ inquisitive citizen ‘Raw some black s, ecks on them, and atonce pronounced it burnt powder. To make sure he put one of the specks in hia mouth. “It’s nothing but rotten sawdust,’ he ejaculated as he made a break for « saloon to get something to rinse his nouth out with.-—Presents for All. Of the large and rich disp. ays of holiday goods made by the enterprising dealers of this city none will surpassin attractiveness that which will in a few days be exhibited at the store of Walter D. Vinton, corner of Pine and Broad streets. The assortment will embrace a multitudinous line of beautiful and useful articles, ‘including a vast variety of odor dressing and toilet sets in plush and leather cases, celluloid and . ivory productions, importations of glass ware, the rarest perfumes, and in fine an endiess variety of things which will be suited to all purses and tastes. In the matter vf prices, Mr. Vin on will put them at the lowest notch for which lirst-class wares can be sold. o> A Placer County: Suit. The case‘of J. E. Simpson vs, G. W. Applegate, transferred from . the Superior Court of Placer county, is on trial before Judge Walling at this city. When it came up for hearing yesterday morning, ihe Cefendant waived his demand fora jury trial: -C. L. Tuttle appeared as counsel for plaintiff, the iefendant being represented by J. KE. Haleand E. L. Craig. The ronble is all about fifteen acres of igricultural land near New Engand Mills, both parties claiming the ownership. In the Superior Court of Placer, plaintiff was once nonsuited. He appealed to the supreme Conrt, and the latter sent the cise back for a reheariny when it was shipped over here for settlement. Christmas i% Coming. ae Leutje & Brand, ‘the popolar watchmakers and jewelers of . Broad street, have--determined to this season excel all their pust efforts in holding out inducements to the buyers of holiday presents. ‘they have filled their store with the largest and be-t.display of diamonds, jewelry, silver ware, plated ware, fineclocks, watches, etc., that they have yet had the pleas— ure of offering to the public. They will as heretofore specially devote themselves tothe productiun ‘of home-made jewelry, for which they. have a State-wide reputation. A visit to their establishment will repay the searcher after beautiful and durable presents. tnd A Foolish and Stubborn Belief. In the efficacy of certain remedies of violent action, isthe besetting feible of the ignorant and prejudiced. The indiscriminete u<e of pirgatives is a very common phase of the fatuity-of such people. Aloes, podyphillin, disguised in sugur coating, castor oil, mercury, and other old fashioned drugs, still hold. their cwn among this clesa, end although the success of of Hostetter’s Stomach, Bitters sufficiently disproves the necessity fur vio'e ve in medication, the udhgrents of an exploded fallacy still persist in yiving and taking inordinate. purgative doses. Dyspepsia, constipation, _ liver complaint are as certainly and thoroughly subdued — by the Bitters, ‘as they are invariably aggravated by an indiscriminate use of medicines, officinul or proprietary, belonging to the class which we have condemned. Fever and ague, nervousness,rhematism and inactivity of the kidneys, to the Bitters. ome ‘*BLoop-Foop”’ is the suggestive name often given to Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, because of its blood-enriching qualities. 2e-— —I Finp that Ely’s Cream Balm is all that is claimed for it. I used it for catarrh and earache. It has done me good. My sister also used it and it has helped her very much. 4 good many are using it out here with good result:. Mrs. M. M. Weatherman, Welville, Mon. : —— Oe Men’s overshoes at 50 cents a pairat K. Casper’s Nevada City Opposition Store. tf >e-—— @O@ To Country Purchasers: Don’t buy anything in the Clothing line without first inspecting Casper’s store.He beats all othr dealers in quality of goods and prices, tf L Reader, have HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. you seen the LARGE AND ELEGANT DISPLAY W.D. VI Drug can be found here. Odor Cises, Tolet Cis:s, excelled in the county. C -W. D. VINTON. irstinas and New Year —_NOW ON EXHIBITION AT—_ NTON’S Store. ‘If you have‘not, delay buying until you have examined them. Time and space forbid the enumeration of all the myriad of articles suitable for Holiday Gifts that Here are some of them : Im Piush and Teather : Dress‘ng Cis‘, Gove ard ~ Haptkerchief Boxes, end evaryth ngelse in this line. CGhoice Perfumes 8 EASTMAN'S~-LND3ORG'S~P.NAUJ3~PALMER’S U &@ Before purchasing elsewhere call and satisfy yourself that for richness and reasonableness of price my stock for Christmas and New Year trade is not cr. Broad and Pine Sts. -. temdesas a chicken. A slice fur breakfast s Do you ask for a teat of 8S°ZONONT'S power, Jon tae toa ladys hal anhour; — If her breath 18 84 eet, if her tee ha @ white, if her gums are: le n, if hur gum-are bright, If her mouth is pure and her teeth are clean, dhe uses the SOZOVONT, then, we ween, Slee Fine Bacons and Hams. caused by a low state of the system, are cared by using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Charles Kent. of the Keystone meat market now nas for sale as fine hams und bacon as were ever offered in this market. They are from corn-fed pork, and are the choicest pieces culled out especially for local trade. They will be sold at the lowest prices. n27-lw’ + 2 0 eeM.x’s long rubber boots at $2.50 apuirat K. Casper’s. tf No seconD-#aNp Goons kept at Casper’s Nevada City Opposition Store. tf Gunn’s Bitters. 4. Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. —— oP oe K. CaspPer positively undersells all competitors, Read his price list in another column. tf QF” A special invitation is extended to everybody tocull at K. Cusper’s Nevada City Opposition Clothing Store and see the prices of his beautiful stock of goods. tf Goto the Nevada City Opposi-. tion Store of K. Casper. He positively undersells allcompetitors, and yives elegant prizes to customers. : tf SPER AE A ERE OT AEE LE ES TENT UNLIKE most bitters,Dr, Gunn's Bitters dves everything that is claimed for it. “Tae bes goods at the lowest prices at K. Casper’s. ti Buy your winter clothing, furnishing goods, ete., of K. Casper and at the same time secure chances of drawing one of those valuable prizes. tf A Sli actin Lapres’ rubber overshoes . at 40 cents a.pair, at K. Casper’s _ tf When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave} them Castor'a 0 Dozen Felt Hats All of the Latest Styles, Which we will sell on NOVEMBER 22 AND 23, For 65 Cénie, SOLD EVERY WHERE FOR One Dollar ———0o Ladies, whether you wish to purchase or not, call and see the New Novelties for Fancy Work ! CONSISTING IN PART OF POMPENS, CORDS, TASSELS, FRINCES, SPLASHERS, TIDIES, LAUNDRY BAGS, MATS, ETC. MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, ‘NWevada City, Cal. COMPARE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Fac simile of th al nary ham, niow being placed ui. .ne market, and claimed to be as good as the hogs, trimmed and cured ng we “Our Taste.’’. ly for fancy trade. Always fresh, # : brizht an delicious. : OU The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, Fac simile of the celebrated ‘‘Our Tast’’ Ham, taken from selected ht, juicy ard delicious ASK YCUR GROCER FORK THEM. ~oa Hal Lahrs & Co, Poprictor, Sacramcat : \ RaevmatisM and similar diseases! _————° <P o =e Ir you feel des;.ondent use Dr. . is reshaped if necessary to MONDAY & TUESDAY, The Pionser of Low Pricas ! = Great Stores! UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF ~~ Ome Live Mam! — Who about thre years ago came to Nevada City and b ngaging in business here brought down the prices of i vee DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, Upon which f .bulons profits had long heen enjoyed, to a fair basis, has prospered to such an extent, thanks té“the appreciation of the people of Nevada county, that he now enjoys the largest patronage bestowed npon any single establishment in his line doing business in “> THR CLOTHING STORE ON BROAD STREET, — . Under his proprietorship, IS NOW OPEN FOR RUSINESS. The yoods sh wn there «re bought for cash, and sold.on the same terms. This. enables everything to be pa in the store at less than merchants who buy on time can get goods fur, and customers who pay for what they get do not have.to. pay lesses on dead-beut bills. He positively ‘Challenges Competition If another store sells a suit of clothes for $12.50, HYMAN will sell the same thing at $10 and so on. ee io WeRCHART TAILORING. amo He has employed a first-class fitter and cutter from London, and he can make up suits or single garments at LOWER RATES than any. other workman in town. The stock of cloths he has on hand wes bought aut two bits on the dullar, thereforéxhe can turn out Custom Made Clothing at immensely lower rates than others can. — Fit guaranteed or no sale, All suits made a 1is establishment kept in repair free of charye. MADE CLOTHING, . -. READYBought from HYMAN will not be permitted to leave: thts store till it perfectly. . nd all of them young men whose homes €, ‘Four clerks employed, are in Nevada City. 7 All that Mr. Hymap’asks is for the public to examine his goods and prices, for which noGharge is made. He does not ask any person to buy from him un és ‘he can undersell competitora, A child can get just as good a bargain as the shrewdest buyer. All customers treated ulike, a VAT HIS BRANCH STORE,=3 nction“ef Main and Commercial Streets, __ The Stock of Goods Saved from the Late Fire has been dis 1 of, and v Large Invoices of New Goods have arrived direct from New York. They include Ss DRY GOODS, CLOTHING BOOTS ‘AND SHORS. HATS, CAPS. TRUNKS, ETC. I will ci rry a larger stock of Boots and Shoes this season than ever hefore, Tf you want bargains, give meaeall, Having two stores and eens in large quantities; I am enabled to undersell all coimpetf GOODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE, WHETHER YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OR NOT. . aE BE MISTAKEN IN: THE PLACES, Corner Main and Commercial Sts., ‘ppos Citizens Bank, Broad St. N. B. Ihave no Stores autside of Nevada City. oo A telephone between the two stores for the accommodation of Le eee HYMAN BROTHERS, IMPORTERS, AND THE LEADING DEALERS 1 CLOTHING, Hats,Furnishing Goods, — RUBBER GOODS, TRUNIZES, Ete. . The Only House That Deals Exclusively With. . The Manufacturer . ~~ WHOLESALE BRANCHES 102 Chamber Street, New York, : Honolulu, H. I., : 206 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal.

mmense Stock New giving goods rest and most his prices are ~~ ES ER; s’ Building. Lands Association, BRAND, MPBELL, . M. PRESTON, NT. MORGAN. i Lands BLY SITUATED-AND ly of free water. House A splendid chance tu: eORCHARD LAND IN un couuty toad. Good j @-, Wagon, 200 chicheus, — mir ¢ imple-nents. OF Nt VADAUITYshard in fuil bearing. frum cite, to the:p ace ly filled wth hay. A S00D HOUSE WITH Diri contaming 29.10n8 cod investment ii sod -OSTOFFICE. Hi USE ant yard, 40UNT OF ABSENCE time af the above ow en iu. provements, rd. lated on principal rented. Must be st and most profitsisting of 100 acres. profitable bearing. and ure fine vurieisin a warm, sunChoice Farm of uge Railroad ubout endid cultivation. vice fruit tracts in Good house and ber enough on this rice, ® situated in the acres under culti‘don the pubiic 8 from Railroad. wn in abundance A splendid pur: situated in a shelrmerly known as d, good house and ell situated for the 30 located that it ttle. the price named road leading from did chance for in. situated in the ada City. Good ings. This propater, With little / acres, 34g acres sheds, ete., 500 h trees, 50 apple, ‘te of cuitivation, a City to Grass isiness portion of cellar, woudshed om Railroad. 60 rooms, barn and rain or stock.’ spossessory title. inder cultivation ; rn, sheds, ete. atented ; 10 acres_ barn and other a City. Nevada City; in e fruit; lot 65 by nee properties in stock ranch for and a large free red with oak and liey and 3 miles ated, containing ‘the tract fenced. Ls horses, 18 seekenith shop fith the place. { farining. nsisting of 1200 belt of Nevada eved, and a porber; wili be suid . hasers. ‘limber _ ve of the land. l, well-situated, lace. era rom Grass Valuzing land and he os Splenhe office of ‘The Daly Transcript Daily. Mondavs Excepted. — Miss Doom, a Grass Valley public school teacher, visited the -schouls of this city on Monday. “Miss Doom thinks that one day spent in visiting a good school is worth morethan two spent in a teacner’s institute. Many of our best teachers are of the same opinion, and we are glad to learn that ata recent mee:ing of the School Board it was determined to allow each of the teachers one visiting day in each school year. J.J. Jackson, of the Beehive grocery store at this city, is searching for a bay mare with gray hairs in its tail. Said animal belongs to Mr. Jackson, and a week ugo yes4 terday strayed away from Rich .ru Noell’s ranch on the Grass Valle? turnpike where it was being pastured. Itis of medium hight, and weighs between 950 and -1000 pounds. Mr. Jackson will pay « reward for its return to: him. Rev. A. B. Spaiaur has te.:dered his rerigantion—to take effeci January first—as rector of Trinity . Episcopal Church at tihiis city. Mi. Spuizht isa preacher-of more than usual! abilty, a companionable gentieman, and deservedly popular with all who have th pleasure of his acquaintance. An effort is being.made to have hin: reconsider his determination tu le.ve here. . — 2 eee Tue biggest crowd that has been seen on Broad street since election day assembled yesterday to witness a fight be:ween a ‘young and _ healthy dog belonging to Chris. Naffziger and an old and tuoihles: settler in the shape of a black du; that Alex. Sloan owned in its better days. The yellow.dog was vie>. tor becanse the black dog couldn’: bite hard enough to hurt with it. bare gums. Peet ateecton sorely W. H. Wiseman and wife, with their family of tour children, pas-ed through town yesterday en route for their new home in Tulare county. Blue ‘Tent will miss: Mr. Wiseman’s family, as they an highly esteemed in that locasity whiere they have resided for man, years. Miss Josie Laadrizgan accum panied them. > 3 Uncie Manvet dropped into the TRANSCRIPT office yesterday to cul attention to the fact that bis propievy abvut the late storis bein, succeeded uy come of the fines: weather of the year is being verifi edin good style. The buyers u lottery tickets sometimes win, even, but tbat doesii’t prove any. thing. J.H. Wentwoxta, the success— ful fruit-grower of Gold Flat, yesterday sent the Transcairpr some cider made from the pure juice o1 the choicest kind of apples. Sach cider ig enough to tempt even the hardestshelled Guod Templar. I js asclear in color as a.ber, and as palatable as the nectur of the gods. Wa. Barton, the wagon maker, has just completed for Wm. H. Smith, the grocer, a buck-board of neat and substatial parts which the latter will use in delivering goods ubout town. The new vehicle weighs 500 pounds, and is intended fur two horses. emesis can se A Gp Seliem an, elena anc Wm Bowe, whose term in the county jail was lengthened ~ out thirty days by reason of a battery he committed on one of his fellow citizens, ‘was released yesterday his time of sentence having ex Tue monthly meeting of Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., wilt be held this evening at Pythian Castle, and a full attendance vl members is earnestly desired by .-the Commander. Y. E. axp G. W. Simpson, and _J.R. Jones, all of Placer county, arein town in connecticn with.a suit at law transferred from Placer county to Judge Walling’s Court in this county 0 ee Tue Eayle Bird quar:z mine in Washington district is reported to, have been told recently. Auother report says it has not been sold Take your chuice. EE Snr, v JaMes ‘lyRRELL of this city has purchased the dwelling house ou the Grass Valley roid heretofure owned by Mrs. John Senner. > Rev. Farner Coteman, the Catholic priest so long stationed at Smarteville, will make Woodland his future howe. Ce ae R. Tomas, of Birchville, ‘with his famiiy, accompanied by Miss Sullie Ailen, were in thecity yesterduy. >-+-—— Go To Buanp & psicu’s GRAND Oraexing TODAY. lt oe ROLL OF HONOR. Pablic School Pupils Who Made a Good Record Last Week. The following roll ot honor of sev-, eral grades of the public schools at this city, is based upon standing in attendance, deportment and studies, for the school munth,ending Nov. 19th: Junior Class, B. F. Hedden, teacher — Bertha Webber, Julia Hook, Lonie Woodruff, Arthur furner, Lillie C’Connell, Robert Sutta, Barnum Power, Jennie Barnh, Harry Gray, James Hussey. First Grade, J. G. O’Nei!l, teach er—Agyie O’Connell, Minnie Phildips, Martha Sims, Clifford Graham, Lucy Tyrrell, Janie Robbins, Lowell Mulloy, Jessie Meek, Agnes} Cook, Gertie Goyne. Second Grade, Florence Bartling, teacher—Millie Nickless, Kati: Hocking, Belle Temby, Herbert Murchie, Frank Guenther, Haviland Turner, Kittie Goyne, Allie Diilon, Winifred Mulloy,.Katie fremain. : Third Grade, Mrs. T. G. Farrer: teacher—Lillie White, Annie O’Connor, Jolinnie Downer, Halstead Stansfield, Minnie Bennett, Honor Stéven:, Mable Hughes. Fourth Grade, B, Millhone, teacher — Nellie Whiting, Annie Chomas, Lizzie Avery, Bessie Hothersall, Alice O’Neil, Katie Jones, Annie Eddy, Ida Monk, Sarah James, Lillie Skahaen, Settie Tam, Grace Critchet, Beckie Baruh, Pollie Waters. Fifth Grade, M. E. Hook, teacher—Elma Sanders, Mary Martin, Lelis Murchie, Becca Marsh, Ka: tie Kinkead, Bethel Robbins, Henry Angwin, Charles Cooper, Bertie Rector, Mamie Walling, Jessie Or4an, Annie Harding. Sixth. Grade, Rose McKeon, teaclier—Maud Murchie, Johnnie J’Neil, Bessie Goyne, Eva Murchie, Annie James, Ellen Richids, Lizzie Naffziger, Hattie Go ‘dair, Burnie Potter, May Hethington, Vinnie Hoskins, Louie Brink inan, Mamie Daniel. Seventh Grade, Cora Clark, teacher— Herbert Dyer, Katie Curtis, George Keller, Willis Grimes, Stanley Murcnie, Charlie Temby, dinnie Brinkman, Maud Parsons, James Champion, Edith Hooper, Lillie Tonkin, Bessie E.idy, Lillie Mallen, Willie Peard, Richard Eddy, Willie Odgers, Mixed Grades — Mrs. §. A. White, teacher— Edith Lawrence, Mary Langdon,-Fred Houoper, Ray Murehie, Katie Barron, Maggie Seibert, Daisy Collins, Solo Shaver, Willis Brown, Willie Tregellas. : Eighth Grade, Mattie Bradley, eacher—Jessie Marsh, Katie Bar ron, Roy Wadsworth, Willic€ White, Charlie Wild, Maud Snell, Wilhelm Dreyfuss, Ladis Waljing, George Seibert, Henrietta Fredenburr, Mabel Carmichael, Amelia Stevens, Ethel Mulloy, Join Anderson, Loring Jewett, Hattie Vail, Arthur Murchie, Archie Ruwe, Fred Curtis, Bessie Monk. : <-> eHeadquarters for Everybody. E. Rosenthal his transformed his store on Commere al street into a veritable headquar ers for sight-seers. He has for several days past been hard at work: unpacking and arrenging the holiday stock just received from the manufacturers and wholesalers, and. is now ready to supply the wants of all who favor him with their patronage. “His stock is more com—prehensive than in years past, inc uding something for everyvody old or young. There are toys by the ton, stucks of wagons, perambulators and velocipede-, christmas cards, confec~ tionery plain and fancy, smokers’ goods of every description, and an unlimited variety of other things. James CorNisH, who was recently injured in the Idaho mine, isdead. His funeral will take plave today from the family residesce in Gruss-Valley, under the auspices of Weimer Tribe, No. 34, Imp’d O. R. M. Tne children’s class will assembleat the Dancing Academy Saturday afternoon, and on Saturday evening the rezular weekly *>6.rees wiil be resumed. Next Wednesday has been fixed “as the time to hear the demurrer tothe complaint in the Superior Court case of Strickland, vs. Hol brvoke. A Tam has just received a big supply of candies, nuts and other yvodies fur the holiday trade. ome Tarxrry Socizry will meet at the residence of mrs. J. Earl. Brown. this atternoon. ak ; Go wira Taz crown To Brann & Sticu’s. , lt RRR ERATE BRERA Special Mceting A. L. H. Thursday evening, Dec. 2, there will be a speci .1 meeting of Nevada City Counci!, No. 234, A. L. H. ‘A full attendance is requested. By order. Mrs. Ameiia Brann, Commander. J.C. VickéeMAN, Sec. =. 4-2. o Brain Food.

A man with a two-horse wagon has recently been making trips to this c ty for the purpose of supply‘ing our citizens with Trugkee trout, of which succulent brain-food he brings a big supply at each coming. He sells them all the way from ten cents a pound for the fag end of the lot, up to sixteen cents which is the price for the freshest and best. He says they ure cauyht with hooks, but ‘here are some parties whose experience in anling has perhaps been such as to render them incredulous and they seem to suspect eitter nets or giant powder were used in their capture. An_ inquisitive citizen ‘Raw some black s, ecks on them, and atonce pronounced it burnt powder. To make sure he put one of the specks in hia mouth. “It’s nothing but rotten sawdust,’ he ejaculated as he made a break for « saloon to get something to rinse his nouth out with.-—Presents for All. Of the large and rich disp. ays of holiday goods made by the enterprising dealers of this city none will surpassin attractiveness that which will in a few days be exhibited at the store of Walter D. Vinton, corner of Pine and Broad streets. The assortment will embrace a multitudinous line of beautiful and useful articles, ‘including a vast variety of odor dressing and toilet sets in plush and leather cases, celluloid and . ivory productions, importations of glass ware, the rarest perfumes, and in fine an endiess variety of things which will be suited to all purses and tastes. In the matter vf prices, Mr. Vin on will put them at the lowest notch for which lirst-class wares can be sold. o> A Placer County: Suit. The case‘of J. E. Simpson vs, G. W. Applegate, transferred from . the Superior Court of Placer county, is on trial before Judge Walling at this city. When it came up for hearing yesterday morning, ihe Cefendant waived his demand fora jury trial: -C. L. Tuttle appeared as counsel for plaintiff, the iefendant being represented by J. KE. Haleand E. L. Craig. The ronble is all about fifteen acres of igricultural land near New Engand Mills, both parties claiming the ownership. In the Superior Court of Placer, plaintiff was once nonsuited. He appealed to the supreme Conrt, and the latter sent the cise back for a reheariny when it was shipped over here for settlement. Christmas i% Coming. ae Leutje & Brand, ‘the popolar watchmakers and jewelers of . Broad street, have--determined to this season excel all their pust efforts in holding out inducements to the buyers of holiday presents. ‘they have filled their store with the largest and be-t.display of diamonds, jewelry, silver ware, plated ware, fineclocks, watches, etc., that they have yet had the pleas— ure of offering to the public. They will as heretofore specially devote themselves tothe productiun ‘of home-made jewelry, for which they. have a State-wide reputation. A visit to their establishment will repay the searcher after beautiful and durable presents. tnd A Foolish and Stubborn Belief. In the efficacy of certain remedies of violent action, isthe besetting feible of the ignorant and prejudiced. The indiscriminete u<e of pirgatives is a very common phase of the fatuity-of such people. Aloes, podyphillin, disguised in sugur coating, castor oil, mercury, and other old fashioned drugs, still hold. their cwn among this clesa, end although the success of of Hostetter’s Stomach, Bitters sufficiently disproves the necessity fur vio'e ve in medication, the udhgrents of an exploded fallacy still persist in yiving and taking inordinate. purgative doses. Dyspepsia, constipation, _ liver complaint are as certainly and thoroughly subdued — by the Bitters, ‘as they are invariably aggravated by an indiscriminate use of medicines, officinul or proprietary, belonging to the class which we have condemned. Fever and ague, nervousness,rhematism and inactivity of the kidneys, to the Bitters. ome ‘*BLoop-Foop”’ is the suggestive name often given to Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, because of its blood-enriching qualities. 2e-— —I Finp that Ely’s Cream Balm is all that is claimed for it. I used it for catarrh and earache. It has done me good. My sister also used it and it has helped her very much. 4 good many are using it out here with good result:. Mrs. M. M. Weatherman, Welville, Mon. : —— Oe Men’s overshoes at 50 cents a pairat K. Casper’s Nevada City Opposition Store. tf >e-—— @O@ To Country Purchasers: Don’t buy anything in the Clothing line without first inspecting Casper’s store.He beats all othr dealers in quality of goods and prices, tf L Reader, have HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. you seen the LARGE AND ELEGANT DISPLAY W.D. VI Drug can be found here. Odor Cises, Tolet Cis:s, excelled in the county. C -W. D. VINTON. irstinas and New Year —_NOW ON EXHIBITION AT—_ NTON’S Store. ‘If you have‘not, delay buying until you have examined them. Time and space forbid the enumeration of all the myriad of articles suitable for Holiday Gifts that Here are some of them : Im Piush and Teather : Dress‘ng Cis‘, Gove ard ~ Haptkerchief Boxes, end evaryth ngelse in this line. CGhoice Perfumes 8 EASTMAN'S~-LND3ORG'S~P.NAUJ3~PALMER’S U &@ Before purchasing elsewhere call and satisfy yourself that for richness and reasonableness of price my stock for Christmas and New Year trade is not cr. Broad and Pine Sts. -. temdesas a chicken. A slice fur breakfast s Do you ask for a teat of 8S°ZONONT'S power, Jon tae toa ladys hal anhour; — If her breath 18 84 eet, if her tee ha @ white, if her gums are: le n, if hur gum-are bright, If her mouth is pure and her teeth are clean, dhe uses the SOZOVONT, then, we ween, Slee Fine Bacons and Hams. caused by a low state of the system, are cared by using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Charles Kent. of the Keystone meat market now nas for sale as fine hams und bacon as were ever offered in this market. They are from corn-fed pork, and are the choicest pieces culled out especially for local trade. They will be sold at the lowest prices. n27-lw’ + 2 0 eeM.x’s long rubber boots at $2.50 apuirat K. Casper’s. tf No seconD-#aNp Goons kept at Casper’s Nevada City Opposition Store. tf Gunn’s Bitters. 4. Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. —— oP oe K. CaspPer positively undersells all competitors, Read his price list in another column. tf QF” A special invitation is extended to everybody tocull at K. Cusper’s Nevada City Opposition Clothing Store and see the prices of his beautiful stock of goods. tf Goto the Nevada City Opposi-. tion Store of K. Casper. He positively undersells allcompetitors, and yives elegant prizes to customers. : tf SPER AE A ERE OT AEE LE ES TENT UNLIKE most bitters,Dr, Gunn's Bitters dves everything that is claimed for it. “Tae bes goods at the lowest prices at K. Casper’s. ti Buy your winter clothing, furnishing goods, ete., of K. Casper and at the same time secure chances of drawing one of those valuable prizes. tf A Sli actin Lapres’ rubber overshoes . at 40 cents a.pair, at K. Casper’s _ tf When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave} them Castor'a 0 Dozen Felt Hats All of the Latest Styles, Which we will sell on NOVEMBER 22 AND 23, For 65 Cénie, SOLD EVERY WHERE FOR One Dollar ———0o Ladies, whether you wish to purchase or not, call and see the New Novelties for Fancy Work ! CONSISTING IN PART OF POMPENS, CORDS, TASSELS, FRINCES, SPLASHERS, TIDIES, LAUNDRY BAGS, MATS, ETC. MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, ‘NWevada City, Cal. COMPARE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Fac simile of th al nary ham, niow being placed ui. .ne market, and claimed to be as good as the hogs, trimmed and cured ng we “Our Taste.’’. ly for fancy trade. Always fresh, # : brizht an delicious. : OU The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, Fac simile of the celebrated ‘‘Our Tast’’ Ham, taken from selected ht, juicy ard delicious ASK YCUR GROCER FORK THEM. ~oa Hal Lahrs & Co, Poprictor, Sacramcat : \ RaevmatisM and similar diseases! _————° <P o =e Ir you feel des;.ondent use Dr. . is reshaped if necessary to MONDAY & TUESDAY, The Pionser of Low Pricas ! = Great Stores! UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF ~~ Ome Live Mam! — Who about thre years ago came to Nevada City and b ngaging in business here brought down the prices of i vee DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, Upon which f .bulons profits had long heen enjoyed, to a fair basis, has prospered to such an extent, thanks té“the appreciation of the people of Nevada county, that he now enjoys the largest patronage bestowed npon any single establishment in his line doing business in “> THR CLOTHING STORE ON BROAD STREET, — . Under his proprietorship, IS NOW OPEN FOR RUSINESS. The yoods sh wn there «re bought for cash, and sold.on the same terms. This. enables everything to be pa in the store at less than merchants who buy on time can get goods fur, and customers who pay for what they get do not have.to. pay lesses on dead-beut bills. He positively ‘Challenges Competition If another store sells a suit of clothes for $12.50, HYMAN will sell the same thing at $10 and so on. ee io WeRCHART TAILORING. amo He has employed a first-class fitter and cutter from London, and he can make up suits or single garments at LOWER RATES than any. other workman in town. The stock of cloths he has on hand wes bought aut two bits on the dullar, thereforéxhe can turn out Custom Made Clothing at immensely lower rates than others can. — Fit guaranteed or no sale, All suits made a 1is establishment kept in repair free of charye. MADE CLOTHING, . -. READYBought from HYMAN will not be permitted to leave: thts store till it perfectly. . nd all of them young men whose homes €, ‘Four clerks employed, are in Nevada City. 7 All that Mr. Hymap’asks is for the public to examine his goods and prices, for which noGharge is made. He does not ask any person to buy from him un és ‘he can undersell competitora, A child can get just as good a bargain as the shrewdest buyer. All customers treated ulike, a VAT HIS BRANCH STORE,=3 nction“ef Main and Commercial Streets, __ The Stock of Goods Saved from the Late Fire has been dis 1 of, and v Large Invoices of New Goods have arrived direct from New York. They include Ss DRY GOODS, CLOTHING BOOTS ‘AND SHORS. HATS, CAPS. TRUNKS, ETC. I will ci rry a larger stock of Boots and Shoes this season than ever hefore, Tf you want bargains, give meaeall, Having two stores and eens in large quantities; I am enabled to undersell all coimpetf GOODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE, WHETHER YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OR NOT. . aE BE MISTAKEN IN: THE PLACES, Corner Main and Commercial Sts., ‘ppos Citizens Bank, Broad St. N. B. Ihave no Stores autside of Nevada City. oo A telephone between the two stores for the accommodation of Le eee HYMAN BROTHERS, IMPORTERS, AND THE LEADING DEALERS 1 CLOTHING, Hats,Furnishing Goods, — RUBBER GOODS, TRUNIZES, Ete. . The Only House That Deals Exclusively With. . The Manufacturer . ~~ WHOLESALE BRANCHES 102 Chamber Street, New York, : Honolulu, H. I., : 206 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal.