December 21, 1886 (4 pages)

2 4 1 . ‘ i ‘é : a v Funeral of Mrs. Allan. ‘ The funeral of Mrs. Geo. M. Allan (nee Kate Nolan), which took place yesterday afternoon from St. Canice Church, was largely attended by the sorrowing rela—; . tives and friends of the young lady. The bereaved husband has the sincere Sympathy ofall. The couple had been married but a year and fair at Sacramento, the San Fran-. a half, and their union had been cisco Chronicle says: ‘‘One of the} a most happy one till death enter' old—and, for that matter, present} ed the household. Mr. Allan has —mining counties which makes a . for the past five.years been emmost creditable display is Nevada. . ployed at the Charonnat mine This was gathered upon the short. where he gives valuable service as est notice,and is, therefore, not . engineer and pumpman. saat Poo ai prergetag fot Val@ablé Horse Killed. been actively taken ‘in hand at an earlier date. Asin the other oxhibits, so here the oranges are, of course, the most prominent objects. And there is one remarkable fact about the fruit here shown, and that is that it was entirely grown at an elevation of 1600 feet above sea leyel. This is extraordinary, ‘but it is excelled by Placer, where it is said there is, near Michigan Bluff, a thrifty and productive tree growing at an elevation of 2600 feet. None of the fruit from. that tree is shown, however,. There are also fresh grapes, pears, apples, all ‘kinds of nuts, persimmons, etc., which show. that there is not one of the pro. ducts of the wide: range open to the farmers of this State which cannot be successfully raised in ‘Nevada county. The diversity of climate in’ that locality is most marvelous, as may be seen by the fact that while the semi-tropical fruits grow in profusion about Nevada City, one has to travel but a short distance before a section is Daly Trac TUESDAY, DEC. 21, 1896. LOCAL MATTERS. Nevada County Herticulturally. ‘ Speaking of last week’s citrus One of the fine large horses belonging to J. E. Wannathake’s truck team while running about Mr. Wannamake’s yard Sunday afternoon fell down and broke one of its hind legs about twenty ihches above the hoof. It was found necessary to kill the animal. Wannamake paid $200 for it, and valued it at much more than that sum. He is making arrangements for another horse to take its place, and will be ready for business again in a few days. A Om li Nevada County Mine, The ledge in the shaft of the Nevada County mine continues to improve as itis-sunk upon. It is now from twelve to fourteen inche8 thick, solid, and with every indication of permanency. The ore is dark with sulphurets, and in places free gold is freely plastered over the sulphurets. The stockholders appear to be about to realize the substantial reward that their energy and perseverance entitle them to. , a Be in 1872 across the river at the end . 4 50 cts. spannon Whe net even tae herdlAuction Sale Today. of D street. The large Cunning{Reserved Seats, 75 cts. est fruits of the temperate zone : ; ; ; si 7 : i ham Flouring Mills stood in those will mature, sorigid and prolonged. At the Theatre. this afternoon days where-the Paradise landin A is the cold weatger of the winter . and evening G. R. Stockwell will] °°” : & months.” i) Hat abeis 1 ¥ lot of goods, . 2° stands, near Yuba City. The CALL AT pestieasel o> no paths ch ges “Ohe ‘ie ware 2 streets in those good old days were Sainte New Vou orescnte wee ee 4s . 25 feet higher than the bed of the . AC}Q™ hy THE’ SS ; ._ . Now Year presents such as toys,. °. : suis John Swatelle, who resided in 1 1 ear. . TVers while now it is.on a level. this city about three years ago, RESON WET, RIAAEWATS, JBTRD On January 19th 1875, a more dis——-FOR—— pets, general house furnishing goods, and. a number of fine oil paintings of California scenes. Everything will be disposed of without reserve. See the adverbut removed to Lewiston, Maine, while at work sinking a large rock in the ground, had the misfortune about two weeks ago to break his leg, by the rock falling on him. THE GREAT FLOOD. ‘The Voss Railroad. A Page from the History ofMaryse-ville’s Misfortunes. The Marysville Democrat of week before last had the following account of a well-remembered episode in the history of that unfortunately situated town: ‘*To-day we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the big flood of 1861, which came ata time when this city had a population of from 10,000 to 12,000 people, and when it was in its most prosperous condition. On December 9th, 1861, when there were no levees around our city, the inhabitants were visited with that. great flood which brought terror to many a heart. The Plaza at the end of the E The iron and timbers to extend his lumbering railroad from the You Bet mill to.the locality of the Holzenbecker place on the ridge about 43¢ miles from this city, are onthe ground, and a force of men began yesterday to grade and lay the track. Ifhe gets the permis— sion of the Supervisors (and we See no reason why he should not) to continue the track down alongside the Red Dog wagon road, on condition that he keeps.the latter in good repair all the time, the railroad wilt be built to Nevada City next summer and Mr. Voss will make his business and shipping headquarters here. street bridge was the most fashionERE able part of our city, thetwobanke}. ==) ss and the Merchants’ hotel helping to make it more fashionable. The CHRISTM AS SE ASON . oldest resident in this county, the igus name of whose family is associat-} NEVADA THEATRE ed and ever shall be with this lala city, told our reporter this morning that he had reason to remember that day, as today he celebrates his ‘silver wedding.’ The flood of December was followed by one more disastrous, in January,which spread devastation o’er the city, wrecked buildings from the foundation, made the once crystal waters muddy, and threw slickens for the first time in our midst. The citizens, after the flood, commencéd to build small levees in different parts of our town. Mining at that time had commenced on the flats. The first flood filled up the channels, and the second in January brought all the slickens down. At that time a bridge ran across the river at the end of E street, a new bridge being built FRIDAY EVE, DECEMBER 24. Engagement of the distinguished Actress from the Baldwin Theatre, San Francisco, MISS EVA WEST, And the Sterling Actor, J. P. RUTLEDGE, Supported by a powerful Dramatic Company, in the Great Madison Square Theatre Success, HAZEL KIRK. Grand Christmas Matinee at 2 p. m., “Tue Iris Princess.” berms Evening, December 25th, Production of Howard’s Great Society Play, “The Banker's Daughter,” ADMISSION, -astfous flood came which swept away the small levees; the city being flooded, boats ran through the principal streets, there being over 5 feet of water in the city. After that flood was over the presFreshCandies and Nuts, Fresh Oysters in any style, Hot Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, L. Voss was in town Saturday. . Loss Shiloh’s italizer is cure. « Carr Bros. et will cure sick headvche. Sawtelle has many _ relatives . tisement. and friends here who will be sorry a to hear of the accident. Pink gums and mouth and dazzling teeth EEE And breath of balm and lips of rose W.A, Lewis’ Washing Compound, Ten minutes only for each boiler full of clothes. Heavy blankets and bedquilts ten minutes. Good for cuts and burns. Goto Mulloy’s Are found not in this world beneath With young or old, save only those Who ever bis -oo f while they may, Use SOZODONT by night and day, Su110n’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough ~SPROTAL HOLIDAY AT? aid ask for the Little Chief. d18 . and Bronchitis. Carr Bros, ACTIONS! LEGG & SHAW. —_——— 0 TO PROVE MOST ACCEPTABLE, A Christmas or New Year Gift should be USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL. 4 ‘ BT Mygetcsys FACT IS THAT THIS YEAR THE PEOPLE HAVE NO MONEY TO waste on trifles, hence they ask themsolves, din “Where will I-be most likely to find what I want 2” WHY NOT EXAMINE Legg & Shaw’s Stock? IT CONSISTS OF FINE FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING MF ELEGANT CHAMBER AND PARLOR SETS, M@@HANDSOME DINING AND CENTER TABLES, (@F-RICHLY UPHOLSTERED LOUNGES, @@ARTISTIC ROCKERS AND EASY CHAIRS, MF WILLOW AND RATTAN CHAIRS, @@MIRRORS, CORNICES, WINDOW SHADES, . M@FHALL STANDS, BOOK SHELVES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE TO BE HAD IN THAT LINE. cote HE HARDWARE AND flowing with the latest and nicest of goods in the way of OF ATTRACTIVE DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS ‘(FFRENCH PORCELAIN SETS, O@FINE HANGING AND TABLE LAMPs, @@EXQUISITE GLASSWARE, : M@@ PLAIN AND DECORATED DISHES OF ALL KINDS, #@" A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CARVERS, (@ ALL QUALITIES OF SPOONS, KNIVES AND FORKS, \ QA SPLENDID DISPLAY OF POCKET CUTLERY, A% 80 MANY OTHER ARTICLES (EVERYTHING KEPT, IN A FIR3T-CLASS Store of the kind) appropriate for presents that we have not Space to enumerate The \ eens eewe Prices — Will CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE, WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT. Se eat “ LEGG & SHAW, CROCKERY DEPARTMENT 18 OVER». }myriad of articles suitable for Holiday Gifts that Astonish You! ent levees were started and cost about $80,000. The history of our city is known “to all since that time; slickens reigns supreme; the population has decreased to half, still Marysville struggles on, and tries to maintain her own with the rival cities.’’ German Cakes, Cow, Horse & Honey Cakes, Etc., Etc, d1l-2w A. TAM, Proprietor, a eee HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. nr Reader, have you seen the LARGE AND EERGANT DISPLAY Christa and. Now Year —NOW ON EXH{ABITION AT— W.D.VINTON’S Drug Store —~ If you have not, delay buying until you have examined them. Time and space forbid the enumeration of all the can be found here. Here are some of them : In Plush and eather 8 Odor Cases, ‘Toilet Cases, Dressing Cases, Glove ind ~ Handkerchief Boxes, and everything else in this line Choice Perfumes a6 EASTMAN'S—-LUNDBORGS--PINAUD'S~PALMER’S & Before purchasing elsewhere call and satisfy yourself that for richness and reasonableness of price my stock for Christmas and New Year trade is not excelled in the county: : W. D. VINTON. _ Main St, Near Union Hotel, Nevada City. ARE You MaDwmiserable by Indigestion Constipation, Dizziness, of Appettie, Yellow Skin? t d “positive . toms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 25 cents per botule. Carr Bros. > + Iv you feel des;;ondent use Dr. DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyi genn’s Bitters. & RARE AXD BEAUTIFUL <2 HOLIDAY’ GOODS ! EMIz:. ROSENTHAL’S. Dolls, Wagons, . Wheelbarrows, — Perambulators, __ Drums, Christmas Cards, Toys of all Kinds, Confectionery, Nuts. MEERSCHAUM GOODS—I have just received the largest and finest stock of Genuine Meef’chaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders ever brought to this city, to which the attention of smokers ‘is called. A Full Line of Fine Cigars and Tobacco. Himil Rosenthal A MERRY CHRISTMAS ! . 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR HN PAL AOE GARR BROTHERS’ 70cm Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. -— At this Establishment can now be found the most Complete and Attractive Stock of HOLIDAY GOODS Offered to the People ot Nevada County this year. Novels and Poems, Pictorials and Prayer Books, “Juvenile DOKS . Gift Books, Bibles, Ete., Ete. Plush, Silk, Satin, Fringed and Framed. Al Christmas Cards . Styles and Sizes. Albums . Photograph, Autograph, Scrap. More than 50 Styles. In all kinds of Binding. ' . In Artistic Cases of Plush, Leather, Inlaid Wood, Ete. . e p § Best Assortment Ever Shown Here. All the latest designs. Odor Cases . tics For Old and Young. All Si ylok; Writing [asks . tine Woods, Tacenese Finish, Rta ene An Endless Assortment of Lemaire’s, Colmont’s, Opera Glasses . Chevalier, and Other Standard Makes. A Complete Line. Hand Bags . ise Mens’ Dressing Cases . Cousin, or Lover. Including many Striking NovPlush, Leather and Presse Alligater. Novelties, and Thousands of Other Articles Suitable for Holiday Presents, * anteed. Engraving done Free. Bought at a Bergan and Offered Just the Thing for Your Father, Brother, Picture Frames, Walking Sticks, Fine Cutlery, Perfumers’ M@If You Don’t See What You Want, Ask for It. . Orders by mail or express promptly filled. and satisfaction guarCARR BROTHERS Riastoet'd vtreishaeh ta tele sai’ — , sisi : Sesriaesetn. [NO Paco 0 Bay Chrismas Preseats Iuretjc & Bramd, BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY; OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS. » This Magnificent Stock embraces Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Rings, Bracelets, Breastpins, Shawipins, Bangles, Charms, BEAUTIFULLY SET IN DIAMONDS, . Emeralds, Rubies, Turquoise, Garnets, Amethysts, Sapphires, Quartz and other Precious Stones. ALSO PETRIFIED WOOD JEWELRY. FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, OF LATEST STYLES JUST RECEIVED. ! Everything in our store is warranted as represented. We Make Home Made Jewelry a. Spee ialty, which we Quarantee 18 cara fine,We are selling our beautiful stock.cheaper than any . other store in the State. This is the ONLY PLACE.IN NEVADA CITY where you can get reliable Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye and Opera Glasses, Etc> ce Jewelry of all kinds made to order at short. notice. Ordersfrom the country promptly filled. Please * send them as. ed as possible. BROAD. STREET EMPORIUM BORIRY 9 « en ELECANT HOLIDAY GOODS, —AT— BRAN D & STICH’S, CONSISTING IN PART OF. Fine Albums, Scrap Boos, ture Books, CHRISTMAS CARDS, All of the Latest Books, in cloth, by the most Popular Authors, Toys, OT aeonm, Eitc. AND ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES OF THE SRASON, E> Don't fail to call and see the fine display of Goods at BRAND & STICH’S, National Hotel Building, Nevada ‘City. HYMAN BROTHERS. IMPORTERS, AND THE LEADING DEALERS IN CLOTHING, Hats, Furnishing Goods, RUBBER GOODS, Dav ONZES, Ete. ECLIPSH EXTRA Champaeme. Equal to any, and superior to most imported brands, PURE aed evs DEL CLARETS, ai n other \ ; CHOISE OLD TABLE WINES, FROM OUR ORLEANS VINEYARD, ARPAD HARASZTHY & Co., Only Producers of ' NATURAL SPARKLING WINES, Also growers and Distillers of California Wines and Brandi ed!) Washington. Street, San Francisco, Mien, The above Champagne and Table Wines will be _ Sold at Factory Prices by Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. DRY The Only House That Deals Exclusively With The Manufacturer _ ; Direct. ee 0d WHOLESALE (BRANCHES: 102 fae Street, New York _ Agent for Nevada City, fe) =) © omen = 3 206 Front Street, San F rancisco, Cal. PRS eine * o Cy * * ; + . } { {

2 4 1 . ‘ i ‘é : a v Funeral of Mrs. Allan. ‘ The funeral of Mrs. Geo. M. Allan (nee Kate Nolan), which took place yesterday afternoon from St. Canice Church, was largely attended by the sorrowing rela—; . tives and friends of the young lady. The bereaved husband has the sincere Sympathy ofall. The couple had been married but a year and fair at Sacramento, the San Fran-. a half, and their union had been cisco Chronicle says: ‘‘One of the} a most happy one till death enter' old—and, for that matter, present} ed the household. Mr. Allan has —mining counties which makes a . for the past five.years been emmost creditable display is Nevada. . ployed at the Charonnat mine This was gathered upon the short. where he gives valuable service as est notice,and is, therefore, not . engineer and pumpman. saat Poo ai prergetag fot Val@ablé Horse Killed. been actively taken ‘in hand at an earlier date. Asin the other oxhibits, so here the oranges are, of course, the most prominent objects. And there is one remarkable fact about the fruit here shown, and that is that it was entirely grown at an elevation of 1600 feet above sea leyel. This is extraordinary, ‘but it is excelled by Placer, where it is said there is, near Michigan Bluff, a thrifty and productive tree growing at an elevation of 2600 feet. None of the fruit from. that tree is shown, however,. There are also fresh grapes, pears, apples, all ‘kinds of nuts, persimmons, etc., which show. that there is not one of the pro. ducts of the wide: range open to the farmers of this State which cannot be successfully raised in ‘Nevada county. The diversity of climate in’ that locality is most marvelous, as may be seen by the fact that while the semi-tropical fruits grow in profusion about Nevada City, one has to travel but a short distance before a section is Daly Trac TUESDAY, DEC. 21, 1896. LOCAL MATTERS. Nevada County Herticulturally. ‘ Speaking of last week’s citrus One of the fine large horses belonging to J. E. Wannathake’s truck team while running about Mr. Wannamake’s yard Sunday afternoon fell down and broke one of its hind legs about twenty ihches above the hoof. It was found necessary to kill the animal. Wannamake paid $200 for it, and valued it at much more than that sum. He is making arrangements for another horse to take its place, and will be ready for business again in a few days. A Om li Nevada County Mine, The ledge in the shaft of the Nevada County mine continues to improve as itis-sunk upon. It is now from twelve to fourteen inche8 thick, solid, and with every indication of permanency. The ore is dark with sulphurets, and in places free gold is freely plastered over the sulphurets. The stockholders appear to be about to realize the substantial reward that their energy and perseverance entitle them to. , a Be in 1872 across the river at the end . 4 50 cts. spannon Whe net even tae herdlAuction Sale Today. of D street. The large Cunning{Reserved Seats, 75 cts. est fruits of the temperate zone : ; ; ; si 7 : i ham Flouring Mills stood in those will mature, sorigid and prolonged. At the Theatre. this afternoon days where-the Paradise landin A is the cold weatger of the winter . and evening G. R. Stockwell will] °°” : & months.” i) Hat abeis 1 ¥ lot of goods, . 2° stands, near Yuba City. The CALL AT pestieasel o> no paths ch ges “Ohe ‘ie ware 2 streets in those good old days were Sainte New Vou orescnte wee ee 4s . 25 feet higher than the bed of the . AC}Q™ hy THE’ SS ; ._ . Now Year presents such as toys,. °. : suis John Swatelle, who resided in 1 1 ear. . TVers while now it is.on a level. this city about three years ago, RESON WET, RIAAEWATS, JBTRD On January 19th 1875, a more dis——-FOR—— pets, general house furnishing goods, and. a number of fine oil paintings of California scenes. Everything will be disposed of without reserve. See the adverbut removed to Lewiston, Maine, while at work sinking a large rock in the ground, had the misfortune about two weeks ago to break his leg, by the rock falling on him. THE GREAT FLOOD. ‘The Voss Railroad. A Page from the History ofMaryse-ville’s Misfortunes. The Marysville Democrat of week before last had the following account of a well-remembered episode in the history of that unfortunately situated town: ‘*To-day we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the big flood of 1861, which came ata time when this city had a population of from 10,000 to 12,000 people, and when it was in its most prosperous condition. On December 9th, 1861, when there were no levees around our city, the inhabitants were visited with that. great flood which brought terror to many a heart. The Plaza at the end of the E The iron and timbers to extend his lumbering railroad from the You Bet mill to.the locality of the Holzenbecker place on the ridge about 43¢ miles from this city, are onthe ground, and a force of men began yesterday to grade and lay the track. Ifhe gets the permis— sion of the Supervisors (and we See no reason why he should not) to continue the track down alongside the Red Dog wagon road, on condition that he keeps.the latter in good repair all the time, the railroad wilt be built to Nevada City next summer and Mr. Voss will make his business and shipping headquarters here. street bridge was the most fashionERE able part of our city, thetwobanke}. ==) ss and the Merchants’ hotel helping to make it more fashionable. The CHRISTM AS SE ASON . oldest resident in this county, the igus name of whose family is associat-} NEVADA THEATRE ed and ever shall be with this lala city, told our reporter this morning that he had reason to remember that day, as today he celebrates his ‘silver wedding.’ The flood of December was followed by one more disastrous, in January,which spread devastation o’er the city, wrecked buildings from the foundation, made the once crystal waters muddy, and threw slickens for the first time in our midst. The citizens, after the flood, commencéd to build small levees in different parts of our town. Mining at that time had commenced on the flats. The first flood filled up the channels, and the second in January brought all the slickens down. At that time a bridge ran across the river at the end of E street, a new bridge being built FRIDAY EVE, DECEMBER 24. Engagement of the distinguished Actress from the Baldwin Theatre, San Francisco, MISS EVA WEST, And the Sterling Actor, J. P. RUTLEDGE, Supported by a powerful Dramatic Company, in the Great Madison Square Theatre Success, HAZEL KIRK. Grand Christmas Matinee at 2 p. m., “Tue Iris Princess.” berms Evening, December 25th, Production of Howard’s Great Society Play, “The Banker's Daughter,” ADMISSION, -astfous flood came which swept away the small levees; the city being flooded, boats ran through the principal streets, there being over 5 feet of water in the city. After that flood was over the presFreshCandies and Nuts, Fresh Oysters in any style, Hot Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, L. Voss was in town Saturday. . Loss Shiloh’s italizer is cure. « Carr Bros. et will cure sick headvche. Sawtelle has many _ relatives . tisement. and friends here who will be sorry a to hear of the accident. Pink gums and mouth and dazzling teeth EEE And breath of balm and lips of rose W.A, Lewis’ Washing Compound, Ten minutes only for each boiler full of clothes. Heavy blankets and bedquilts ten minutes. Good for cuts and burns. Goto Mulloy’s Are found not in this world beneath With young or old, save only those Who ever bis -oo f while they may, Use SOZODONT by night and day, Su110n’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough ~SPROTAL HOLIDAY AT? aid ask for the Little Chief. d18 . and Bronchitis. Carr Bros, ACTIONS! LEGG & SHAW. —_——— 0 TO PROVE MOST ACCEPTABLE, A Christmas or New Year Gift should be USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL. 4 ‘ BT Mygetcsys FACT IS THAT THIS YEAR THE PEOPLE HAVE NO MONEY TO waste on trifles, hence they ask themsolves, din “Where will I-be most likely to find what I want 2” WHY NOT EXAMINE Legg & Shaw’s Stock? IT CONSISTS OF FINE FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING MF ELEGANT CHAMBER AND PARLOR SETS, M@@HANDSOME DINING AND CENTER TABLES, (@F-RICHLY UPHOLSTERED LOUNGES, @@ARTISTIC ROCKERS AND EASY CHAIRS, MF WILLOW AND RATTAN CHAIRS, @@MIRRORS, CORNICES, WINDOW SHADES, . M@FHALL STANDS, BOOK SHELVES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE TO BE HAD IN THAT LINE. cote

HE HARDWARE AND flowing with the latest and nicest of goods in the way of OF ATTRACTIVE DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS ‘(FFRENCH PORCELAIN SETS, O@FINE HANGING AND TABLE LAMPs, @@EXQUISITE GLASSWARE, : M@@ PLAIN AND DECORATED DISHES OF ALL KINDS, #@" A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CARVERS, (@ ALL QUALITIES OF SPOONS, KNIVES AND FORKS, \ QA SPLENDID DISPLAY OF POCKET CUTLERY, A% 80 MANY OTHER ARTICLES (EVERYTHING KEPT, IN A FIR3T-CLASS Store of the kind) appropriate for presents that we have not Space to enumerate The \ eens eewe Prices — Will CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE, WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT. Se eat “ LEGG & SHAW, CROCKERY DEPARTMENT 18 OVER». }myriad of articles suitable for Holiday Gifts that Astonish You! ent levees were started and cost about $80,000.. The history of our city is known “to all since that time; slickens reigns supreme; the population has decreased to half, still Marysville struggles on, and tries to maintain her own with the rival cities.’’ German Cakes, Cow, Horse & Honey Cakes, Etc., Etc, d1l-2w A. TAM, Proprietor, a eee HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. nr Reader, have you seen the LARGE AND EERGANT DISPLAY Christa and. Now Year —NOW ON EXH{ABITION AT— W.D.VINTON’S Drug Store —~ If you have not, delay buying until you have examined them. Time and space forbid the enumeration of all the can be found here. Here are some of them : In Plush and eather 8 Odor Cases, ‘Toilet Cases, Dressing Cases, Glove ind ~ Handkerchief Boxes, and everything else in this line Choice Perfumes a6 EASTMAN'S—-LUNDBORGS--PINAUD'S~PALMER’S & Before purchasing elsewhere call and satisfy yourself that for richness and reasonableness of price my stock for Christmas and New Year trade is not excelled in the county: : W. D. VINTON. _ Main St, Near Union Hotel, Nevada City. ARE You MaDwmiserable by Indigestion Constipation, Dizziness, of Appettie, Yellow Skin? t d “positive . toms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 25 cents per botule. Carr Bros. > + Iv you feel des;;ondent use Dr. DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyi genn’s Bitters. & RARE AXD BEAUTIFUL <2 HOLIDAY’ GOODS ! EMIz:. ROSENTHAL’S. Dolls, Wagons, . Wheelbarrows, — Perambulators, __ Drums, Christmas Cards, Toys of all Kinds, Confectionery, Nuts. MEERSCHAUM GOODS—I have just received the largest and finest stock of Genuine Meef’chaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders ever brought to this city, to which the attention of smokers ‘is called. A Full Line of Fine Cigars and Tobacco. Himil Rosenthal A MERRY CHRISTMAS ! . 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR HN PAL AOE GARR BROTHERS’ 70cm Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. -— At this Establishment can now be found the most Complete and Attractive Stock of HOLIDAY GOODS Offered to the People ot Nevada County this year. Novels and Poems, Pictorials and Prayer Books, “Juvenile DOKS . Gift Books, Bibles, Ete., Ete. Plush, Silk, Satin, Fringed and Framed. Al Christmas Cards . Styles and Sizes. Albums . Photograph, Autograph, Scrap. More than 50 Styles. In all kinds of Binding. ' . In Artistic Cases of Plush, Leather, Inlaid Wood, Ete. . e p § Best Assortment Ever Shown Here. All the latest designs. Odor Cases . tics For Old and Young. All Si ylok; Writing [asks . tine Woods, Tacenese Finish, Rta ene An Endless Assortment of Lemaire’s, Colmont’s, Opera Glasses . Chevalier, and Other Standard Makes. A Complete Line. Hand Bags . ise Mens’ Dressing Cases . Cousin, or Lover. Including many Striking NovPlush, Leather and Presse Alligater. Novelties, and Thousands of Other Articles Suitable for Holiday Presents, * anteed. Engraving done Free. Bought at a Bergan and Offered Just the Thing for Your Father, Brother, Picture Frames, Walking Sticks, Fine Cutlery, Perfumers’ M@If You Don’t See What You Want, Ask for It. . Orders by mail or express promptly filled. and satisfaction guarCARR BROTHERS Riastoet'd vtreishaeh ta tele sai’ — , sisi : Sesriaesetn. [NO Paco 0 Bay Chrismas Preseats Iuretjc & Bramd, BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY; OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS. » This Magnificent Stock embraces Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Ladies’ Sets, Rings, Bracelets, Breastpins, Shawipins, Bangles, Charms, BEAUTIFULLY SET IN DIAMONDS, . Emeralds, Rubies, Turquoise, Garnets, Amethysts, Sapphires, Quartz and other Precious Stones. ALSO PETRIFIED WOOD JEWELRY. FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, OF LATEST STYLES JUST RECEIVED. ! Everything in our store is warranted as represented. We Make Home Made Jewelry a. Spee ialty, which we Quarantee 18 cara fine,We are selling our beautiful stock.cheaper than any . other store in the State. This is the ONLY PLACE.IN NEVADA CITY where you can get reliable Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye and Opera Glasses, Etc> ce Jewelry of all kinds made to order at short. notice. Ordersfrom the country promptly filled. Please * send them as. ed as possible. BROAD. STREET EMPORIUM BORIRY 9 « en ELECANT HOLIDAY GOODS, —AT— BRAN D & STICH’S, CONSISTING IN PART OF. Fine Albums, Scrap Boos, ture Books, CHRISTMAS CARDS, All of the Latest Books, in cloth, by the most Popular Authors, Toys, OT aeonm, Eitc. AND ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES OF THE SRASON, E> Don't fail to call and see the fine display of Goods at BRAND & STICH’S, National Hotel Building, Nevada ‘City. HYMAN BROTHERS. IMPORTERS, AND THE LEADING DEALERS IN CLOTHING, Hats, Furnishing Goods, RUBBER GOODS, Dav ONZES, Ete. ECLIPSH EXTRA Champaeme. Equal to any, and superior to most imported brands, PURE aed evs DEL CLARETS, ai n other \ ; CHOISE OLD TABLE WINES, FROM OUR ORLEANS VINEYARD, ARPAD HARASZTHY & Co., Only Producers of ' NATURAL SPARKLING WINES, Also growers and Distillers of California Wines and Brandi ed!) Washington. Street, San Francisco, Mien, The above Champagne and Table Wines will be _ Sold at Factory Prices by Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. DRY The Only House That Deals Exclusively With The Manufacturer _ ; Direct. ee 0d WHOLESALE (BRANCHES: 102 fae Street, New York _ Agent for Nevada City, fe) =) © omen = 3 206 Front Street, San F rancisco, Cal. PRS eine * o Cy * * ; + . } { {