December 21, 1888 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES 18 ‘« e North San Juan, rench Corand, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Trackee, andevery other town of Nevada county; also in Placet and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, . Francisco—in fact, thranghout the State ‘from Siskiyou to San Diego" from the Bierra to the OFFICE: fo. $2 Commercial street, Neyada City, Cal Sc FRIDAY, DEO. 21, 1888. LATE NEWS. — General Charles J. Dahigren is dead. The small-pox scare in Merced is dying out. Miners near Fort Dodge, Iowa, have struck for higher wages. J. L. Roberts of San Louis Obispo . t dropped dead of paralysis. Eugene Foote was chloroformed and robbed-of $200 at Omaha. G. Wills stabbed a gambler named Connelly. at Pendleton, Oregon. At Cain, Nebraska, Stephen Mead killed his wife and ‘committed suicide. Some men, considered authorities on African affairs, believe that Stanley is dead. Levi J. Jones of Stockton has sued the executor of his father’s estate to recover $117,318.16. George Beecliman accepts the challenge of Bolten of the Pacific Coast to skate for the roller championship. © The Common Council of Vancouver has limited the saloons to six, and fixed the license tax at $400 4 year. Policeman Gardner of Santa Rosa took a shot at his son-in-law, Lee McReynolds, Monday night, but hurt nobody. A large meeting of merchants of Los Angéles instituted a meve to bring down the rents. Concerted action -all over the city isto be secured. The race-track at Santa Barbara was sold by the Sheriff last Saturday for $4,708.08. There are existing incum_brances that amount to $20,000. John Wesley Hill, Methodist par son at Ogden, is delivering radical anti-Mormon lectures, and has incurred_great_ hostility from the Mormons. Paul T. Kirby, a well-known physician of Virginia City, died suddenly last Saturday. “Hewwas sixty years of age, and leaves a widow and one child. The first person to be buried in the cemetery at Crocker City, Oregon, was Bud Douglass, who was ki'led in September last by Arthur Hollam. The slayer was sentenced last week to serve seven years and pay a fine of $500. A rich strike is reported in--the Fourth of July mine, in the Salmon river country, Idaho. A large quantiwrites Eli Perkins, ‘that I was a great Grass Valiey, Rove’ & Ready, politician. office and everybody was yoting for me. Then al! of a sudden I was taken Sen . sick and died. t “Right in the mid.ile of snecess and mid triumph I went: right down to the lower regions.”’ down there?” asked a S*‘tings man. Hades?’’ could a democrat do with a prohibiand the fire.’’ who had undressed and prepared for Utiliz the Prohibitionists) Answer This Question. a * ‘Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of sAppetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we will. sell them Shiloh’s ‘System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros. ~~ d6-6m ere en me Go to Smoot and Daurbin’s on Xmas ‘Eve and see Santa Claus. — ree ‘LT. dream@l the other hight,” ¥ was running for a high “Did you meet any other politicians ‘Yes, a good many.” ‘Any democrats?” ‘Hundreds of them.” “And republicans, too?’ “Why, I couldn’t count ’em.” “Did you see any prohibitionists in}, SomeTuine new in Christmas cards at Carr Bros. tf . . —— Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mars. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. December téth, 1883. “Yes; every democrat had a proGeorge Lord, om Valley, hibitionist.”’ Wei teaeria is “What in the world, or in hades, JC Noell, Fa Cy 8. D. Avery, J.C. Coneway, do W. B. Van Orden, do ionist ?”’ : j rl . Gilman Wirght, do “He was holding him between him john Peace, , do 8S. Wheeler, City, J. W. Robinson, do Mrs Cameron & sister, Delhi, J Hatcher & daucshter, Columbia Hill, W Svencer, San Jose Mine, W Hammell, Scott's Flat Mrs Woodbury & dauzhte , D L Jones, Miss K Madison,. city, Miss Hawley, . do Mi.” Gilleland, Charles Tezlar, D_n Coughlan, do JShepherd, Pleasant Ridge, J M Clark, Ome7za. Thought He Had °Em Again. A few nights ago a Redding man bed, blew out the light on the table and was groping his way across the room. When feeling fr the bed his toa struck something could and pliant. The thing seemed to open its mouth as the gentleman put the’ weight of his‘toe upon it, and he jerked up his foot in double quick time, while the do Railroad, onan SUNK ja Arrivals at National Exchanve Hotel Recror BRoTHERS; Proprietors. . December 19th, 1888. John Gale, Oroville, i anvlé j i H I, Ger’, van Francisco, thing dangléd from his toe. There } Bamberger, NG was lively dancing around the darkF Creighton, do a * Henry Balch, . do ened room, and the man made a noisy c W Cross, do do Adolph Ledam, racket with his mouth until he sucAdolpis Mein, Oakland ceeded in slinging the thing across G A Bi~elow, ° ‘ E C_Bivelow. do the room. Then he jumped up on the Mis L Gafiney, Downieville, . Si Lanyon, city, table and stood there until he cov'd Mrs € Beaman, ao light a lamp. Over near where the AF orgy Cree, oo H % } Lutie, 9 thing had struck the wall he saw his T S$ Fore, do vife’ tre ieee Sreve Venand, do wife 8 wire bustle lying.on the floor. Charlie Brown, do He kicked himself a few. times and CoS Lay kee went to bed, but his wife kept him HC Dickinson, do ER Clarke, Railroad, A Kendrick, Gold Flat, awake an hour luughing at him. ‘ Amo Stevens, Colfax, A is Dan Tutsle, Grass Valley, Tuovsanps of people have found fn C Cleveland, do ra) : see Dr M P Harris, do Hood’s Sarsaparilla g positive cure for TR King, do > i i j wit A Meyer, Cherokee. rheumatism. This medicine, by its A Meyer’ Pleasant Ridge, urifying action, neutralizes the acidit J M Sco.t, Saccamen*, P yng é . = y J H O'Connor, North Bloomfield, of the blood, which is the cause of the Mis E Monroe, do iseag ala i A L Martin, do disease, and also builds up and ac Bn. ae strengthens the whole body. Give-it M_J Hein, French Corral, R Dan Fraser, Truckee, a trial, J MCrass & wife, do + 290 A ue $9 1 > ¢ any £ Thomas J Cox, Ce) CuATTERBOX and many other fine & Light Spenceville, holiday books at Cerr Bros. tf H A Robbius, Eureka, WIA reat miledelphi s > > is erth, Philadelphia, ~ milsate Caterers Remrr JC Mullizan, Colusa, J H Drastic, St Louis. Bloomfield, do * . : SS * + ~ = . se mtn: ete id _ at = iy. sd aoe eee = yeas & ‘ OP . i gu ere ae eter en eephipe arctan AZ uit poner heer rae secu ‘GnrAssand Clover Seeds at Weisen Notice. All parties having ftirs they desire to have dressed and made into rugs or robes will do well to send_them to Camer & Drabec of Quaker Hill, who will do the work in A No. 1 shape. d19-lw burger Brothers’. d8-1mPears’ Soap is the ~ most elegant toilet adjunct. : cawpy, —{4ra0d Holiday Display ! FREE ‘1. : —OF— rand Holiday Sale !') —*" lepocxery Beas ONE, COME ALL AND a A Silk Handkerchiefs, 3 ® os Box of Choice French Candy, GLASS, —_ acpi Mufflers, We want money just as soon as it can be gathered from With our Deficious Teas and) CHINA willing buyers. Every person comine directo our Store. SUBPENers, AND A LITTLE SACRIFICE aad Will Get pf Iuowest Prices Ld hiss Hetty re Ss, Neckwear, FANCY GoopDs For-Goods that are always desirable and above reproach. EXTRA FINE TEAS, * : ‘ ‘ oye Re esrees,— lovorune AMD OVERCOATS. «== ™*™%e"—[Diothing, Gets Funishing Goods, Boots, ‘Shoes : Rubber Oil Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Etc., —AND A— Box of Pure French Candy Free. Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods Departments are brim ‘ul of Choice Bargains. Give us @ trialand judge for yourself. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO., Commercial St., Nevada City. Wholesale House—52, 54—Market Street— 56, 58, San Francisco, Cal. é enabled to under. —aT— Miller's. Cthing Emporium, BROAD STREET, Nall With 40 Stores, we are NEVADA CITY. sell all others. ‘ =] ERE ARE GOOD TIMES COMING Atthe Oldand Well-known stan ‘ ola. 7 A.Tam,on Pine St. Having a very large stock of CHRISTMAS CANDIES on hand, and wishing to keep up with the progress of the age, and being of a generous disposition and determined not to be outdone by any firm in town, I am now making arrangements wich the Great Tea Shipping Company so that Porsons buying 50 cents worth of French Candy WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A POUND OF FINE TEA. consisting of 60 chances, at 50 cks. achance. Each package contains a prize. The lucky number draws a Winchester Rifle, model of '86, calibre 40-82, together with apparatus for re-loading shells; also a quantity of Loaded Shells, lalso have a Prize Raffle, Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marvel. = ous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,Can? ¥: ker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each A Blacksmith Wanted bottle there is an ingenious Nasal In. ment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50 cenfs. Sold by Carr jector for the more successful treat-. Ror a mine, who has had experience with machine drills ty of sulpliate of silver, worih $1,000 a ton, has been found. This is said to be the richest mine in Washington Territory or Idaho. A litile boy at Hanford was fatally kicked by ahorse. Mrs. Rufus Ab-}bott, a lady sixty years old, who lived next door, and heard the outcry and paw the boy carried into the house, was so overcome that she fell in afaint and remained unconscious until about midnight, when she died. G. P. Harding, the defeated candidate for Sehator from the Ninth District—Napa and Yolo counties—has filed a contest in the Clerk’s office of Bros. Mrs In ‘oH the Senator-elect. The grounds of the contest are principally that the veterans at the Yountville Home cannot legally vote at that precinctGeorge Millman, commonly knowa as ‘‘Black George,”’ and Griff Pritchard, who were drowned in the Ply-. *" mouth Consolidated mine at Plymonth on the 17th,’ were found Wednesday feet from the surface. The rope parted while the men were descending the shaft. Both leave large families. Pritchard’s brother wa3 drowned in the same mine in 1885. The appointment of Leon O. Bailey to be United States District Attoracy for Indiana is considered the most partisan’ act of President Cleveland: It is looked upon by Republicans in the Senate as indicaiing in a marked degree the ill-feeling the present occupant of the White House bears toward General Harrison. Lailey made himeelf conspicuous in reiterating during the campaign the “‘dollara-day’’ falsehood. Tux Salt.Lake Tribune says: The poll-tax collector is abroad pestering recently arrived Gentiles with demands for poll-tax. All objections and remonstrances are ruthlessly crushed with the announcement that this tax can be collected from any man who has been but ten days in town. As fighting the col'ector means perhaps $50 for counsel and court fees, the victims conclude to, pay up, and register a vew that they will wade to the polls in mud knee deep if need be, at the next city election, t> beat thé Church. Tur Vacaville Reporter recites an instance where en ‘nsurance company collected premiums upon a piece of property for years and when it was insurance on the ground that it was over-insured. ss. : eee _ Emtitled to the Best. — ’ All are entitled to the best uhat their money will buy,so every family should have, at once, @ bottle of the best ily remedy, Syrup of Figs, to the system or sale in 50c and $1.00 SE Holiday: Specialties! ERE ARE A FEW NOTES CONCERNcounty against F. 8. Sprague There is nothing more acceptable to a laNapa y prague, . ay fora Holiday present fen” A Dainty Bonnet; morning floating on the water 1,200 and Gentlemen is unexceiled’anywhere. The Latest and most effective shoulder protectors, in all colors. = wear, such as SURAH & VELVET COLLARETTES? than one of ovr A full assortment of Plush And Felt Table Scarfs.—These at Six Buttons, and Mousquetaire. Leather Card Cases, Purses and Hand Card Albums and burned down deducted-$1000 from the }d6-6m and at general mining work. Apply at Geo. G. Allan's Foundry, Nevada City. ts [ ako Give Meals at all hours at this Restaurant, AND ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS. J.$, HOLBROOK, Pine St. Nevaga City. Sa dade, Sa aeRO 57, EZ EXave The Largest end Best Assdrtmemt They are Direct From Eastern Factories and will be sold TShave also on hand a Full Line of Guns, Pistols, Shel? Hardware,! Stoves, Paints, Water and Steam,Fittings,° Brass andjRubber, Goods,! ChaintRope, Nuts, Bolts and:Washers. House, Mil, Mining And Farming Materials Geo. E Turner, I BOLDAYS. — We feel we can At positive and unmistakable Bar ains. babe f every shrewd buyoffer something worthyjthe attention of TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS ! : THERE 1S SOMETHING IN. IT FOR “SZ coun. © HYMAN BROS., OOR. BROAD: AND. PINE STS. NEVADA OITY. Wholesale House:—-San Francisco, New York and Honolulu. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ! ROSENBERG BROS. will sell for this week. 4-Button Kid Gloves, Embroideted back, at Fifty Cents a pair. Any one purchasing a pair of these Gloves 1s entitled to a Chromo. —\T— Francisco Prices ! cy Powder and Sportsmen's Materials, Doors, Windows, lron, Steel, Leather, Leather;Shoe Findings. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ! Any one purchasing Five Dollars worth of Goods at the ee PALACE DRY GOODS STORE Is entitled to a Handsome Framed Engraved Chromo 14x18. Remember, before purchasing. anything for Christmas call at the : = ALL KINDS OF And a Full Line of PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, The Cheapest Place in Town. ROSENBERG BROS. P. S.—Gent’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs a specialty. a “59 and 61 Pine Street, Nevada City. GRAND Main Street, Nevada City. ING THEM. the first place, let us say a few words USBANDS, BROTHERS and LOVERS. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF —OR A— HANDSOME DRESS PATTERN. Oi eiet ere shen ee rier). Manele Our Display of Spring Beds Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs for Ladies Carpets, A Pretty Line of NEWPORT SCARFS, Have youseen the Latest Novelty in NeckNothing nicer for a Christmas Present Fancy Embroidered Aprons, Unless the same be apair of Fine Sik Hose. Bedroom Sets reduced from $ $85. Bedroom Sets reduced from Reduced Prices. A staple and always welcome Gift is APair of Fine Kid Cloves. We have Dressed and Undressed, Five and $1.25 to $1. to 75 cents. Bed Lounges, reduced from Here are Some Things $22. FOR GENTLEMEN: Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Memorandum Books, etec., to $15. le Beds, reduced from $10 to $7. All in Fine Leathers. ; ei Rockers, 0 ov. Another article the Gentlemen admire is A Silk Muffler. $6. We have lots of them. Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture Frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price. Bird Cages, Half Price. Py Satchels for the Ladies. Autograph Albums. at ae the Latest and Neatest Styles of bindLow Prices. Fully Forty or Fiftye Different Varieties . The Godds will be —1F— BLOCKS! BLOCKS! BLOCKS! Including Alphabet, Building, Animals, ete. Just the thing forthe little ones. A Wonderland of DOLLS! DOLLS! ! DOLLS !!!]. Parian, French Bisque,Kid, and every oth kind you can think’ of. Also Bae ¢ Dolls’ Shoes, Stockines and Hats. We are very proud of our display of Dolls. ye san but not least we call attention to Most of the Stock is AND IN STYLE. ae REMEMBER THE PLA FIVE CENT COUNTER,AND OUR cS TEN CENT COUNTER! Fe co piss any of thes srticles on these counters are NEVADA CITY.:..-.-them. They are all “cheaper than dirt.” We fill orders by mail and guarantee "IMs, Lester & Crawfo Main Street, Nevada City. ee we BANKRUPT SALE Household = Furnitur Mirrors, Etc., Recently owned by L. M. Suke* forth’and purchased at Sher-" iffs Sale by; the undersigned. BEHOLD THE BARGAINS ! $30. Carpets, per yard, reduced from Carpets, per yard, reduced from $1 Parlor Sets, reduced from $60 to $40. Hair Mattresses, reduced from $20 Rattan Rockers, reduced'from $9 to Fine Rugs, Two-thirds Price. Aud EvervthingsElse at Equally SoldiWithout Reserve! . Sakeforth’s Old Stand} COMMERCIAL STREET, Liss CHRISTMAS. NEW YEAR'S . —-AND TEHE— HOLIDAYS ARE COMING . There is no getting around it. At the Holiday Season every little Boy and Girl) all the larger Girls, and particularly the Young Ladies, MUST HAVE SOMETHING NICE. In order that all may be accommodated we have laid in THE LARGEST, FINEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS to be had in the County, consisting in part of the following : In Plush Goods-NEW SHADES AND COLORS-LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S . DRESSING CASES, JEWEL CASES, oe -.-,GOMBINATION CASES WORK BOXES, ODOR.CASES, SHAVING SETS, _ HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, CARD SETS, BABY SETS, Etc., Etc. 115 to $40. to $30 to reduced from $12 : : IN BOOSES. We have a Large and carefully selected line of Miscellaneous, Works of Travel, Biography, Fiction, Poems, as well as a Fine Assortment of Juvenile Holiday Books, at prices to suit everypody. pe IN ALBUMS, New. We have a large assortment of Fine Photo. tograph Albums ip new shades and styles. Also, a fullline of Autograph and Scrap Albums. IN TOYS, We havea carefully selected line of what the little ones want. Particular attention will be given to orders from’ “up country,” and the utmost care taken to select for those who entrust the selection to us. Palace Drug Store, CE: . Laurel Parlor, No.6, satis ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY RAND BALL ‘SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS ! . é —AT— Tir 5i1 Feosemtheal’s Commercial ‘TO BE GIVEN BY [ have just received a Magnificent Stock of EXKoliday Goods, —CONSISTING OF— ms Toys, Novelties, Picture and Scrap Books, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Christmas Cards, Paperteries, Albums, Picture Frames, Dolls, Wagons, Wheelbarrews, Velocipedes, Drums, Etc., Ete. Have also Just Received a Lot of FINE MEERSCHAUM GOODS, : —EMBRACING— : Genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders. CHOICE CONFECTIONERY AND NUTS. A Full Line of the Finest Cigars and Tobacco. OALL AND -SEE THE BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS. : Orders from the Oouatry Promptly Attended To. All Goods Sold Oheap. BMInsA ROSENTEAL. N. D. G. W., —AND-Hydraulic Paro N. S. C. Ws —AT— cn ——DTWE ETO BUCTNS RESETS 280 Monday bre, Det. 31) LueTJse & BRAND, tnad Otengh soo A abies sak above Pine, Nevada City, FLOOR MANAGERS: Miss Alice E. Crawford, Frank T. Nilon. : FLOOR COMMITTEE: Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth, OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOOK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, = Sr : Cia Goods, Bracelets, Breastpins, Mirs Bell Rolfe, F r M. Husee os Rubies, oo. . . een eee ee oe o> sapien ec ahs M. M. Barb. er Precious Stones. U eee ela ek fe aaa ig Sages Full Or FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE. We make Home Made Jewelry.a Specialty, which we guaranGrand March at 9 o’c'ock sharp. . tee 18 Carats Fine i Admission—Gentleman and Two La-. goge We are selli See ‘ C ng our beautiful = : digs, $1.50, ‘ _ . California. ul stock cheaper than any other Store in Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentlemen cee : Mey, 50 Cents. : This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get Reliabl . CAL, Cor. Pine & Commercial sts., Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye and Opera G . ry ye and : rts , pera Glasses, Ete. Engraving don The Publicis Cordially byt. ne ~~ soe . The un pose to yn store on ( soon as pi wish. TI fully put d7-tf TT The Tr _ hounced . . garet Litt began a : recover f ance Con of $5,000 life was the time agent at Says the Mr. Litt! money ° over tot the prod Littles t their re were 1 though borrowe A O. P; the woc Christr dist Ch plete n It will with a: and be natural school Claus » climbir present Claus . can 8\ keep h just as born never . Stro Alhbe vada ¢ at Litt has du the fro the co drama a tour State. and (¢ repert “ Pav Lond sensa! be giv fects. load ¢ ete. be ch ! Th count Hall quest hand the le Good The . comn Assoc of Pht missi cisco, not : they body A oe W: Mart the a to M: of D of the keep! recei’ -to mi coun Su of th Cros resel Was betw com. It is ata

The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES 18 ‘« e North San Juan, rench Corand, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Trackee, andevery other town of Nevada county; also in Placet and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, . Francisco—in fact, thranghout the State ‘from Siskiyou to San Diego" from the Bierra to the OFFICE: fo. $2 Commercial street, Neyada City, Cal Sc FRIDAY, DEO. 21, 1888. LATE NEWS. — General Charles J. Dahigren is dead. The small-pox scare in Merced is dying out. Miners near Fort Dodge, Iowa, have struck for higher wages. J. L. Roberts of San Louis Obispo . t dropped dead of paralysis. Eugene Foote was chloroformed and robbed-of $200 at Omaha. G. Wills stabbed a gambler named Connelly. at Pendleton, Oregon. At Cain, Nebraska, Stephen Mead killed his wife and ‘committed suicide. Some men, considered authorities on African affairs, believe that Stanley is dead. Levi J. Jones of Stockton has sued the executor of his father’s estate to recover $117,318.16. George Beecliman accepts the challenge of Bolten of the Pacific Coast to skate for the roller championship. © The Common Council of Vancouver has limited the saloons to six, and fixed the license tax at $400 4 year. Policeman Gardner of Santa Rosa took a shot at his son-in-law, Lee McReynolds, Monday night, but hurt nobody. A large meeting of merchants of Los Angéles instituted a meve to bring down the rents. Concerted action -all over the city isto be secured. The race-track at Santa Barbara was sold by the Sheriff last Saturday for $4,708.08. There are existing incum_brances that amount to $20,000. John Wesley Hill, Methodist par son at Ogden, is delivering radical anti-Mormon lectures, and has incurred_great_ hostility from the Mormons. Paul T. Kirby, a well-known physician of Virginia City, died suddenly last Saturday. “Hewwas sixty years of age, and leaves a widow and one child. The first person to be buried in the cemetery at Crocker City, Oregon, was Bud Douglass, who was ki'led in September last by Arthur Hollam. The slayer was sentenced last week to serve seven years and pay a fine of $500. A rich strike is reported in--the Fourth of July mine, in the Salmon river country, Idaho. A large quantiwrites Eli Perkins, ‘that I was a great Grass Valiey, Rove’ & Ready, politician. office and everybody was yoting for me. Then al! of a sudden I was taken Sen . sick and died. t “Right in the mid.ile of snecess and mid triumph I went: right down to the lower regions.”’ down there?” asked a S*‘tings man. Hades?’’ could a democrat do with a prohibiand the fire.’’ who had undressed and prepared for Utiliz the Prohibitionists) Answer This Question. a * ‘Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of sAppetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we will. sell them Shiloh’s ‘System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros. ~~ d6-6m ere en me Go to Smoot and Daurbin’s on Xmas ‘Eve and see Santa Claus. — ree ‘LT. dream@l the other hight,” ¥ was running for a high “Did you meet any other politicians ‘Yes, a good many.” ‘Any democrats?” ‘Hundreds of them.” “And republicans, too?’ “Why, I couldn’t count ’em.” “Did you see any prohibitionists in}, SomeTuine new in Christmas cards at Carr Bros. tf . . —— Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mars. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. December téth, 1883. “Yes; every democrat had a proGeorge Lord, om Valley, hibitionist.”’ Wei teaeria is “What in the world, or in hades, JC Noell, Fa Cy 8. D. Avery, J.C. Coneway, do W. B. Van Orden, do ionist ?”’ : j rl . Gilman Wirght, do “He was holding him between him john Peace, , do 8S. Wheeler, City, J. W. Robinson, do Mrs Cameron & sister, Delhi, J Hatcher & daucshter, Columbia Hill, W Svencer, San Jose Mine, W Hammell, Scott's Flat Mrs Woodbury & dauzhte , D L Jones, Miss K Madison,. city, Miss Hawley, . do Mi.” Gilleland, Charles Tezlar, D_n Coughlan, do JShepherd, Pleasant Ridge, J M Clark, Ome7za. Thought He Had °Em Again. A few nights ago a Redding man bed, blew out the light on the table and was groping his way across the room. When feeling fr the bed his toa struck something could and pliant. The thing seemed to open its mouth as the gentleman put the’ weight of his‘toe upon it, and he jerked up his foot in double quick time, while the do Railroad, onan SUNK ja Arrivals at National Exchanve Hotel Recror BRoTHERS; Proprietors. . December 19th, 1888. John Gale, Oroville, i anvlé j i H I, Ger’, van Francisco, thing dangléd from his toe. There } Bamberger, NG was lively dancing around the darkF Creighton, do a * Henry Balch, . do ened room, and the man made a noisy c W Cross, do do Adolph Ledam, racket with his mouth until he sucAdolpis Mein, Oakland ceeded in slinging the thing across G A Bi~elow, ° ‘ E C_Bivelow. do the room. Then he jumped up on the Mis L Gafiney, Downieville, . Si Lanyon, city, table and stood there until he cov'd Mrs € Beaman, ao light a lamp. Over near where the AF orgy Cree, oo H % } Lutie, 9 thing had struck the wall he saw his T S$ Fore, do vife’ tre ieee Sreve Venand, do wife 8 wire bustle lying.on the floor. Charlie Brown, do He kicked himself a few. times and CoS Lay kee went to bed, but his wife kept him HC Dickinson, do ER Clarke, Railroad, A Kendrick, Gold Flat, awake an hour luughing at him. ‘ Amo Stevens, Colfax, A is Dan Tutsle, Grass Valley, Tuovsanps of people have found fn C Cleveland, do ra) : see Dr M P Harris, do Hood’s Sarsaparilla g positive cure for TR King, do > i i j wit A Meyer, Cherokee. rheumatism. This medicine, by its A Meyer’ Pleasant Ridge, urifying action, neutralizes the acidit J M Sco.t, Saccamen*, P yng é . = y J H O'Connor, North Bloomfield, of the blood, which is the cause of the Mis E Monroe, do iseag ala i A L Martin, do disease, and also builds up and ac Bn. ae strengthens the whole body. Give-it M_J Hein, French Corral, R Dan Fraser, Truckee, a trial, J MCrass & wife, do + 290 A ue $9 1 > ¢ any £ Thomas J Cox, Ce) CuATTERBOX and many other fine & Light Spenceville, holiday books at Cerr Bros. tf H A Robbius, Eureka, WIA reat miledelphi s > > is erth, Philadelphia, ~ milsate Caterers Remrr JC Mullizan, Colusa, J H Drastic, St Louis. Bloomfield, do * . : SS * + ~ = . se mtn: ete id _ at = iy. sd aoe eee = yeas & ‘ OP . i gu ere ae eter en eephipe arctan AZ uit poner heer rae secu ‘GnrAssand Clover Seeds at Weisen Notice. All parties having ftirs they desire to have dressed and made into rugs or robes will do well to send_them to Camer & Drabec of Quaker Hill, who will do the work in A No. 1 shape. d19-lw burger Brothers’. d8-1mPears’ Soap is the ~ most elegant toilet adjunct. : cawpy, —{4ra0d Holiday Display ! FREE ‘1. : —OF— rand Holiday Sale !') —*" lepocxery Beas ONE, COME ALL AND a A Silk Handkerchiefs, 3 ® os Box of Choice French Candy, GLASS, —_ acpi Mufflers, We want money just as soon as it can be gathered from With our Deficious Teas and) CHINA willing buyers. Every person comine directo our Store. SUBPENers, AND A LITTLE SACRIFICE aad Will Get pf Iuowest Prices Ld hiss Hetty re Ss, Neckwear, FANCY GoopDs For-Goods that are always desirable and above reproach. EXTRA FINE TEAS, * : ‘ ‘ oye Re esrees,— lovorune AMD OVERCOATS. «== ™*™%e"—[Diothing, Gets Funishing Goods, Boots, ‘Shoes : Rubber Oil Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Etc., —AND A— Box of Pure French Candy Free. Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods Departments are brim ‘ul of Choice Bargains. Give us @ trialand judge for yourself. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO., Commercial St., Nevada City. Wholesale House—52, 54—Market Street— 56, 58, San Francisco, Cal. é enabled to under. —aT— Miller's. Cthing Emporium, BROAD STREET, Nall With 40 Stores, we are NEVADA CITY. sell all others. ‘ =] ERE ARE GOOD TIMES COMING Atthe Oldand Well-known stan ‘ ola. 7 A.Tam,on Pine St. Having a very large stock of CHRISTMAS CANDIES on hand, and wishing to keep up with the progress of the age, and being of a generous disposition and determined not to be outdone by any firm in town, I am now making arrangements wich the Great Tea Shipping Company so that Porsons buying 50 cents worth of French Candy WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A POUND OF FINE TEA. consisting of 60 chances, at 50 cks. achance. Each package contains a prize. The lucky number draws a Winchester Rifle, model of '86, calibre 40-82, together with apparatus for re-loading shells; also a quantity of Loaded Shells, lalso have a Prize Raffle, Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marvel. = ous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,Can? ¥: ker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each A Blacksmith Wanted bottle there is an ingenious Nasal In. ment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50 cenfs. Sold by Carr jector for the more successful treat-. Ror a mine, who has had experience with machine drills ty of sulpliate of silver, worih $1,000 a ton, has been found. This is said to be the richest mine in Washington Territory or Idaho. A litile boy at Hanford was fatally kicked by ahorse. Mrs. Rufus Ab-}bott, a lady sixty years old, who lived next door, and heard the outcry and paw the boy carried into the house, was so overcome that she fell in afaint and remained unconscious until about midnight, when she died. G. P. Harding, the defeated candidate for Sehator from the Ninth District—Napa and Yolo counties—has filed a contest in the Clerk’s office of Bros. Mrs In ‘oH the Senator-elect. The grounds of the contest are principally that the veterans at the Yountville Home cannot legally vote at that precinctGeorge Millman, commonly knowa as ‘‘Black George,”’ and Griff Pritchard, who were drowned in the Ply-. *" mouth Consolidated mine at Plymonth on the 17th,’ were found Wednesday feet from the surface. The rope parted while the men were descending the shaft. Both leave large families. Pritchard’s brother wa3 drowned in the same mine in 1885. The appointment of Leon O. Bailey to be United States District Attoracy for Indiana is considered the most partisan’ act of President Cleveland: It is looked upon by Republicans in the Senate as indicaiing in a marked degree the ill-feeling the present occupant of the White House bears toward General Harrison. Lailey made himeelf conspicuous in reiterating during the campaign the “‘dollara-day’’ falsehood. Tux Salt.Lake Tribune says: The poll-tax collector is abroad pestering recently arrived Gentiles with demands for poll-tax. All objections and remonstrances are ruthlessly crushed with the announcement that this tax can be collected from any man who has been but ten days in town. As fighting the col'ector means perhaps $50 for counsel and court fees, the victims conclude to, pay up, and register a vew that they will wade to the polls in mud knee deep if need be, at the next city election, t> beat thé Church. Tur Vacaville Reporter recites an instance where en ‘nsurance company collected premiums upon a piece of property for years and when it was insurance on the ground that it was over-insured. ss. : eee _ Emtitled to the Best. — ’ All are entitled to the best uhat their money will buy,so every family should have, at once, @ bottle of the best ily remedy, Syrup of Figs, to the system or sale in 50c and $1.00 SE Holiday: Specialties! ERE ARE A FEW NOTES CONCERNcounty against F. 8. Sprague There is nothing more acceptable to a laNapa y prague, . ay fora Holiday present fen” A Dainty Bonnet; morning floating on the water 1,200 and Gentlemen is unexceiled’anywhere. The Latest and most effective shoulder protectors, in all colors. = wear, such as SURAH & VELVET COLLARETTES? than one of ovr A full assortment of Plush And Felt Table Scarfs.—These at Six Buttons, and Mousquetaire. Leather Card Cases, Purses and Hand Card Albums and burned down deducted-$1000 from the }d6-6m and at general mining work. Apply at Geo. G. Allan's Foundry, Nevada City. ts [ ako Give Meals at all hours at this Restaurant, AND ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS. J.$, HOLBROOK, Pine St. Nevaga City.

Sa dade, Sa aeRO 57, EZ EXave The Largest end Best Assdrtmemt They are Direct From Eastern Factories and will be sold TShave also on hand a Full Line of Guns, Pistols, Shel? Hardware,! Stoves, Paints, Water and Steam,Fittings,° Brass andjRubber, Goods,! ChaintRope, Nuts, Bolts and:Washers. House, Mil, Mining And Farming Materials Geo. E Turner, I BOLDAYS. — We feel we can At positive and unmistakable Bar ains. babe f every shrewd buyoffer something worthyjthe attention of TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS ! : THERE 1S SOMETHING IN. IT FOR “SZ coun. © HYMAN BROS., OOR. BROAD: AND. PINE STS. NEVADA OITY. Wholesale House:—-San Francisco, New York and Honolulu. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ! ROSENBERG BROS. will sell for this week. 4-Button Kid Gloves, Embroideted back, at Fifty Cents a pair. Any one purchasing a pair of these Gloves 1s entitled to a Chromo. —\T— Francisco Prices ! cy Powder and Sportsmen's Materials, Doors, Windows, lron, Steel, Leather, Leather;Shoe Findings. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ! Any one purchasing Five Dollars worth of Goods at the ee PALACE DRY GOODS STORE Is entitled to a Handsome Framed Engraved Chromo 14x18. Remember, before purchasing. anything for Christmas call at the : = ALL KINDS OF And a Full Line of PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, The Cheapest Place in Town. ROSENBERG BROS. P. S.—Gent’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs a specialty. a “59 and 61 Pine Street, Nevada City. GRAND Main Street, Nevada City. ING THEM. the first place, let us say a few words USBANDS, BROTHERS and LOVERS. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF —OR A— HANDSOME DRESS PATTERN. Oi eiet ere shen ee rier). Manele Our Display of Spring Beds Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs for Ladies Carpets, A Pretty Line of NEWPORT SCARFS, Have youseen the Latest Novelty in NeckNothing nicer for a Christmas Present Fancy Embroidered Aprons, Unless the same be apair of Fine Sik Hose. Bedroom Sets reduced from $ $85. Bedroom Sets reduced from Reduced Prices. A staple and always welcome Gift is APair of Fine Kid Cloves. We have Dressed and Undressed, Five and $1.25 to $1. to 75 cents. Bed Lounges, reduced from Here are Some Things $22. FOR GENTLEMEN: Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Memorandum Books, etec., to $15. le Beds, reduced from $10 to $7. All in Fine Leathers. ; ei Rockers, 0 ov. Another article the Gentlemen admire is A Silk Muffler. $6. We have lots of them. Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture Frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price. Bird Cages, Half Price. Py Satchels for the Ladies. Autograph Albums. at ae the Latest and Neatest Styles of bindLow Prices. Fully Forty or Fiftye Different Varieties . The Godds will be —1F— BLOCKS! BLOCKS! BLOCKS! Including Alphabet, Building, Animals, ete. Just the thing forthe little ones. A Wonderland of DOLLS! DOLLS! ! DOLLS !!!]. Parian, French Bisque,Kid, and every oth kind you can think’ of. Also Bae ¢ Dolls’ Shoes, Stockines and Hats. We are very proud of our display of Dolls. ye san but not least we call attention to Most of the Stock is AND IN STYLE. ae REMEMBER THE PLA FIVE CENT COUNTER,AND OUR cS TEN CENT COUNTER! Fe co piss any of thes srticles on these counters are NEVADA CITY.:...-.-them. They are all “cheaper than dirt.” We fill orders by mail and guarantee "IMs, Lester & Crawfo Main Street, Nevada City. ee we BANKRUPT SALE Household = Furnitur Mirrors, Etc., Recently owned by L. M. Suke* forth’and purchased at Sher-" iffs Sale by; the undersigned. BEHOLD THE BARGAINS ! $30. Carpets, per yard, reduced from Carpets, per yard, reduced from $1 Parlor Sets, reduced from $60 to $40. Hair Mattresses, reduced from $20 Rattan Rockers, reduced'from $9 to Fine Rugs, Two-thirds Price. Aud EvervthingsElse at Equally SoldiWithout Reserve! . Sakeforth’s Old Stand} COMMERCIAL STREET, Liss CHRISTMAS. NEW YEAR'S . —-AND TEHE— HOLIDAYS ARE COMING . There is no getting around it. At the Holiday Season every little Boy and Girl) all the larger Girls, and particularly the Young Ladies, MUST HAVE SOMETHING NICE. In order that all may be accommodated we have laid in THE LARGEST, FINEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS to be had in the County, consisting in part of the following : In Plush Goods-NEW SHADES AND COLORS-LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S . DRESSING CASES, JEWEL CASES, oe -.-,GOMBINATION CASES WORK BOXES, ODOR.CASES, SHAVING SETS, _ HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, CARD SETS, BABY SETS, Etc., Etc. 115 to $40. to $30 to reduced from $12 : : IN BOOSES. We have a Large and carefully selected line of Miscellaneous, Works of Travel, Biography, Fiction, Poems, as well as a Fine Assortment of Juvenile Holiday Books, at prices to suit everypody. pe IN ALBUMS, New. We have a large assortment of Fine Photo. tograph Albums ip new shades and styles. Also, a fullline of Autograph and Scrap Albums. IN TOYS, We havea carefully selected line of what the little ones want. Particular attention will be given to orders from’ “up country,” and the utmost care taken to select for those who entrust the selection to us. Palace Drug Store, CE: . Laurel Parlor, No.6, satis ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY RAND BALL ‘SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS ! . é —AT— Tir 5i1 Feosemtheal’s Commercial ‘TO BE GIVEN BY [ have just received a Magnificent Stock of EXKoliday Goods, —CONSISTING OF— ms Toys, Novelties, Picture and Scrap Books, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Christmas Cards, Paperteries, Albums, Picture Frames, Dolls, Wagons, Wheelbarrews, Velocipedes, Drums, Etc., Ete. Have also Just Received a Lot of FINE MEERSCHAUM GOODS, : —EMBRACING— : Genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders. CHOICE CONFECTIONERY AND NUTS. A Full Line of the Finest Cigars and Tobacco. OALL AND -SEE THE BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS. : Orders from the Oouatry Promptly Attended To. All Goods Sold Oheap. BMInsA ROSENTEAL. N. D. G. W., —AND-Hydraulic Paro N. S. C. Ws —AT— cn ——DTWE ETO BUCTNS RESETS 280 Monday bre, Det. 31) LueTJse & BRAND, tnad Otengh soo A abies sak above Pine, Nevada City, FLOOR MANAGERS: Miss Alice E. Crawford, Frank T. Nilon. : FLOOR COMMITTEE: Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth, OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOOK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, = Sr : Cia Goods, Bracelets, Breastpins, Mirs Bell Rolfe, F r M. Husee os Rubies, oo. . . een eee ee oe o> sapien ec ahs M. M. Barb. er Precious Stones. U eee ela ek fe aaa ig Sages Full Or FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE. We make Home Made Jewelry.a Specialty, which we guaranGrand March at 9 o’c'ock sharp. . tee 18 Carats Fine i Admission—Gentleman and Two La-. goge We are selli See ‘ C ng our beautiful = : digs, $1.50, ‘ _ . California. ul stock cheaper than any other Store in Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentlemen cee : Mey, 50 Cents. : This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get Reliabl . CAL, Cor. Pine & Commercial sts., Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye and Opera G . ry ye and : rts , pera Glasses, Ete. Engraving don The Publicis Cordially byt. ne ~~ soe . The un pose to yn store on ( soon as pi wish. TI fully put d7-tf TT The Tr _ hounced . . garet Litt began a : recover f ance Con of $5,000 life was the time agent at Says the Mr. Litt! money ° over tot the prod Littles t their re were 1 though borrowe A O. P; the woc Christr dist Ch plete n It will with a: and be natural school Claus » climbir present Claus . can 8\ keep h just as born never . Stro Alhbe vada ¢ at Litt has du the fro the co drama a tour State. and (¢ repert “ Pav Lond sensa! be giv fects. load ¢ ete. be ch ! Th count Hall quest hand the le Good The . comn Assoc of Pht missi cisco, not : they body A oe W: Mart the a to M: of D of the keep! recei’ -to mi coun Su of th Cros resel Was betw com. It is ata