December 23, 1885 (4 pages)

LE SHOP actory, ‘0 DO ‘ainting. jORK 3S STYL INVILLE. 885, Market. Bank. ro «rietor. ges, Etc., a, Whole. y found in a ’ MEAT FOR THEIR AD'H ME, AS EST RATES harge. FZIGER. RLING'S R GOODS. ED from San zant stock of ss Goods Velvets, dames, ttomars,”' . Suitings, n’s Cloaks, Etc. RY. squested to call -. NNETS, in all tne late irchases call on ll be convinced } for less money city. n25 BRANCH'S EMEDY. . 1 Bottle 50 cts. ST REMEDY IN ore Throat, foarseness, ng Cough, es OF THE LUNGS. 2 relieving Conthe Lungs, and . or of the Threat, . Drugstores in nty. a . P. CLARK, © 3, Nevada City. een, r Sale. g House and NEVADA CITY. nvenient to busi . Apply st PP'Y ai6-1m eal ihe eam .n to all. whom it tlie Chicago Quarts yoration, will nob terial furnished oF “on the Chicag? Gold Flat, Nevada: EGG, President.” retary: ~ times. ‘ is PUBLISHED . "Daily, Mondays Excepted. More costly and handsome ss of dwelling houses are in proce construction at this city now than during any previous winter. This fact indicates anything but hard There is an occasional vacant house, but as a rule they are not desirable. . Well built and convenient ones are in as much , demand as at.any time in the past. iat “Navapa Crry houses, business places and gardens look better now than at any time in its history;and there is more life here than in most of the larger towns on the coast,’ said an oid resident who is he.e on a visit. Tu Marysville Appeal comes to the rescue of the Intrepid Reservesin the matter of their controversy with the {rue Blues’ oi Grass Valley, and it makes out a “pretty good case for the valley club. ‘ ane attain tiem Jno. Sana,gent to the county jail from Grass Valley to serve twenty days itor battery, —has been turnei loose after serving fifteen days, his brother having paid the balance of $5 due on his fine. Nevapa Crry. Counc, A. L. of H.,. will meet tomorrow evening. at seven o’clock sharp and hoid a short session. ‘There will be some initiations and other important business. 4 —_—_->o Wuy_is_Brand Brothers store crowded daily with customers‘ Ans. ‘they have the largest assortment, sell at -bed-rock prices and give you pleasant attention. Iris said that the Chinese population is increasing in this city. They are being run out of othe: places and must go somewhere. ~We don’t want any more here. Ture Band Box, Broad street, has just received another fine lot of millinery and fancy goods” suitable for the holidays. Ladies, cali and see them. d20-3t >_> {; J. -Roire, insurance agent, has the Taanscripr’s thanks for a numberof handsome and admirably arranged 1886. Miss M. Heven Carxins, + ol Oakland, is here on a visit to her She will cousin, B. N. Shoecratft. remain during the holidays. A praNncu of the Catholic Knights of America has been or ganized at Grass Valley, with J J. Greany as President. elit T. B. McOUv#s isthe name o the young teamster who was on Vincent’s ’bus when it yas ‘*stood up” Saturday night.~ Onty one sewerin the city has] {n view of the fact that these argiven out during the presen storm. That’s Francisco can say. ~~ BraNp Broruers were receiving yesterday an invoice of choice, new. Christmas novelties which are selling rapidly. ¢ TripuTeRS are taking’ ore from They have — fifthe.’Fexas mine. teen or twentytons out, looxs very, well. : and i Tre storm ‘continues, and there is no sign of its letting up. Old Manuel, our weather prophet, i played out. . aati Jupae Nines Searis and wife are expected to arrive here tomorrow evening to spend the holidays. Turkeys are unusually plenty. Yesterday a peddler was offerin them at 14 cents per pound. oe RememBer all the poor (except the printers) with your charities during the holidays. J. D. CHannext of this city has beeri granted a patent on his Nevada concentrator belt. Henry Cuapman, formerly of Truckee but more recently of Sierra City, is in town. eaten ee . P. Brunsrerrer, of Grass Valley, has gone to visit his native .town, Mercer, Pa. ip Ir you want handsome Christmas presents for Janie, or Ida, ge to Brand Brothers. -_Aut repairing to buildings, fences,etc., has ceased, on account of the storm only. Mrs. J.B. “Conn and children will remove to Sacramento. after the holidays. pits a SeRstRStar an. QuirE a number of miners have ’ arrived here from Virginia City. see THE rai. does not diminish th crowd at Brand Brothers. Treg storm is doing great injury to the Holiday trade.»Tus storm is proving a dampener to house-builders. the Holidays. : ed Unique writing desks at Brand Brothers. oe tf F Skating Challenge Accepted. To J. S. Holbrook and J. D: Channell—We acrept your challenge toskite one mule for $50. . Bide and the leather medal, at Hunt’s Hall Christmas night.J. A, Rapp, -Joun LAWRENCE. calendars for more than .San —_——— To-morrow the scaools close for Ly The Question of Goheen’s Powers asa Mesmerist—What is Proposed by His Manager. There having recently appeared in the local ‘columns of the Sacramento dailies what purported to be an expose of the alleged frauds Ifeeil as I am to introduce him here on Friday and Saturday oi tion is due, The articles referred to were in both instances written by those who had not witnessed’ Goheen’s experiments but quoted their authority to be the reputed “‘*Pais’’ of Gokeen. In the articies referred to the ‘‘Pals’’ claims to have been IN with Goheen, submitted to his experiments for a few bits, and that ior submitting to the fire test they were to receive six bits extra. ‘hese ‘‘Pals,’? Kelley and Welsh, demanded of Goheen ten ur twenty doilars each for having been experimented with and said if he jonas pay them such sums they-would expose him 4s a fraud. As there was — NOTHING TO EXPOSE They were advised to proceed and prove the truth of their aileged claims to trickery by repeating the experiments. ‘hey curried out their threats by detailing to the reporters the above assertions, but it 18, needless to say thatnone ol the experiments have been duplicated: In order to satisfy myseli as tothe genuineness ot Master Gohven’s imesmeric power, at my request, there were-presentat the otives of Clinton & White Doctors tyrrell, rdiner and W. EK. Briggs, than whom three more REPUTABLE PHYSICIANS The city ofSacramento does not contain. Master Goheen then proceeded with his experiments ana the subject was frequently examined as to his condition by the Voctors. Whiie under the mesmeric influen.e threaded needles were passed through his cheeks,” lips, ears, neck and throat, and THE BRIGHT COAL Of a burning cigarette pressed on the arm. without in the least at.eeiing the peaceiul .expression ot repose on the teatures of the.-subject, or even a tgemor of the eyeiid. He was pronounced by the Vuctors to have been as insersivle to pain as a person under the influence of ether or chloroform. Lhe cataleptic condition was afcerward shown, and at the close of the experiments this question was asked : “Dr. xyrrell, ara you THOROUGHLY SATISFIED fhat there was no resort to trickery and that the subject was not ina normal condition ?’”’? The answeremphatically given in the Voctor’s own words was, “I am, thoroughly.’ Dr. Briggs’ reply was “ Yes sir,’? and Dr. Gardner’s “There was no humbug about that; it was the square business.’’ fnis testimony is against that ol Kelley and Welsh, written by reporters who bad not had ‘‘idle time to witness the experiments.”’ f , . dcles have appeared and that they can not but have crected a cercain distrust, . make the following offer as a guarantee ol merit which can not but be accepted by any (air person : ; Those present at the Theatre on Friday night to select a COMMITTEE OF FIVE,Such_ gentlemen as they shall deem most competent to~ detert . mine such matters, to occupy the stage with Master Goheen, where every facility will be afforded them .or ooservation and investigation. {t they report that Master Gooeen’s experiments are a fraud, every person present is respectiuliy requested to call at the box office, which will remain open tili che close of the entertainment and bave his MONEY REFUNDED. g I can offer no more. The experiments merit patronage, for aside from the vast’ amount oi amusement they afford an opportunity for scientific observation. Hoping to soon have the approval of the citizens of Nevada City, {am most Respectfully Yours, Ep,. Humpitkey, Manager Leonard Goheen. —o—»e The Crowd at Tully’s!! 8 & Notwithstanding the storm, the crowd. continues to go to J. B. fully’s to’ purchase their Holiday goods, because they have found out that his goods are of the finest quality, and at prices so reasonable that-al! can afford to buy. His plush goods are of the best and the margin asked the very lowest. Books of poems, history and fiiction and juvenile books ip ‘endless variety. All will be’ sold at. New York prices. Diaries in great Variety for 1886, very cheap Albums going very rapidly, with afew more leit at greatly reduced prices: Christmas cards, a new invoice nearly.every day. A few more of those art. souvenirs left, the only ones in the city. The crowd 18 ‘constantly at ‘Tully’s buying Christmas goods. Go with the crowd to Tully’s! = 2t —_——ome e ‘‘Worps fail to express gratitude,’ says Mr. Selby Carter of Nashville, jfenn., ‘tor the benefits derived from Ayer’s Sarsapar‘rilla. My system was filled with scrofula ; blotches, ulcers and matter sores, all over my body.” Mr. Carter was entirely cured by Ayer’s Sarsaparrilla, eight months ago, and has had no return: of the -scrofulous symptoms. 8 me ing them. , No doubt some ot our man, --— Sierra County Mining Accidents. The Sierra City Tribune gives us accounts of two accidents that occurred last week in the Sierra Buttes mine at that place. Thursday‘morning John Rich of the mesmerist Leonard Goheen, this week that a word of explanaards, commonly called ‘Black Jack,’’ was working in the stope of tunnel No. 8 when a mass of rock weighing several tons fell upon him, striking him on the left shoulder. The unfortunate man exclaimed ‘‘Oh!’”’ and sank, crushed beneath the great weight. He uttered no further sound and gave no signs of life. An. examination disclosed no other injuries than a broken leg and bruised shoulder, and the :doctor says death was caused by the shock to the nervous system. Richards fas been in poor health for many months, having been afflicted with lung troubles and general internal derangements, and was consequently unable to survive a severe shock. Deceased was a native of Cornwall, aged about 38 years, and has no relatives in this country. He wasa member of the Ancient Order of Foresters. On the Monday morffing previous John Milosovich (‘‘Clamper John’’?) met with a serious acci-’ dent in No. 9 tunne!. He and two other men became affected by the tumes of giant powder. while at to escape. Before reaching the my GoonEEN’s mesmeric entertainment at the Theatre on Friday and Saturday,evenings next will be very interesting,judging from.what the papers elsewhere say concerncitizens who have the confidence of their neighbors will thoroughly a . test the alleged powers of the young Tue largest “stock of candy in : work, and started up the incline top they were’ prostrated, . Milosovich falling back down the incline 150 feet and being badly hurt. 7 >_> Gunning Accident. Last week, while hunting four miles below Wheatland, O. E.} Mason of this city endeavored ‘ to extract from a_ breech-loadin shot-gun a cartridge which ha become fastened in one of the barrels., He supposed the cartridge nad been fired, and was driving it coward the muzzle,being unable to move it in the other direction, when it went off. The load of,shot passed away without doing any harm, but the cartridge blew back outof the other end of the barrel tearing his thumb and first finger to pieces at their tips and shattering the bones. His face was badly powder burned and his eyes somewhat hurt. Dr. Overend iound it necessary to amputatea 4 portion of the thumb and finger. ad Superior Court Items. In the case of Elizabeth Lawrey vs. Richard D, Lawrey an order has been made that defendant: pay $50 a’ month alimony for the support of. plaintiff and the minor child during the pendency of the suit; also cost of suit and attoraey’s fees. A writ of injunction aas.been issued to prevent defend ant from transferring his property. The homestead has been set apart for the use of the insolvent in the case of M.-H, O’drien, an insolvent debtor. The appeal case of Frank Aumer, respondent, vs. J. J. Orr, appellant, was tried in the Superior Court yesterday. mm Foreclosure Suit. Patrick Clancey by his attorneys, Cross & Simonds, yesterday began suit in the Superior Court igainst Ed. Settle to recover tle suin of $325 and ‘interest at the rate of 144 per cent. a.monith since the 13th of last October due yn a note secured by mortgage. An error was made in the mortgage, and plaintiff asks to have said error corrected, as well as for judgment. The .note was made May 13, 1885, for six months. ——— Card of Thanks. I take this.method of returning my heartfelt thanks to those many iriends who have been 80 kiad . to me during my recent sorrow and who have by their noble acts testified their sympathy and _ friendship for mé. It Mrs. 8S. F. Mosuey. _—_—-Po——— Christmas Stock. Port, Sherry, Brandy, Rum meat, Raisins, Currrants, Citrorr, Pealed Peaches, genuine Buckwheat Flour and all the. delicacies for Christmas, at SMITH’s. Christmas Hop. Social Christmas Hop at Union Hotel Saturday night. Music by Goyne’s orchestra. “i d23-3t JoHN MICHELL. ee A Good Opportunity. Fixtures ani liquors in Opera Saloon for sale. Saloon for rent. Enquire of Geo, F. Jacobs. tf i 8 In one week Ely’s Cream Balm opened a passage in one nostril through which I had not breathed in three years, subdued an inflammation in my head and throat, the result. of}, Catarrh.—CoLoNEL O. M. Netuttay, Owego, N. Y. (See.advertisement.) — . d16-tf DrAMOND Jewelry has just been received at C. J. Brand’s. A large assortment of diamonds elegantly set in rings, breastpins and earrings will be sold at San Francisa a2 co prices. = a Swart’s photogaphs are second to noartist.in the State. Go and see specimens at ‘his* gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-t£ Home-MAbE Jewelry, warranted 18 carats fine, for sale at C.J. Brand’s, the Jeweler. ~ -d20 E. RosentHat, Commercial St., ss — anybody at Carr Broi. and Whiskey, Fresh Eggs, Mince-, keeps the cheapest toys in town. Prayer books ‘nice enough for Freso candy for Christmas at THE DELHI. Description of a New but Productive Quart«x Mine. The San Juan Times gives an interesting descrfption of the Delhi quartz mine, from which we make the following extracts. The hi is situated at the mouth of Grizziy Canyon where it empties into the Middle Yuba river, and at_ari altitude of 3,000 feet ubove the level of the sea. It is seven miles northwest of Columbia Hill, midway from. which place is the Star sawmill which is principally run to make lumber for use in the Delhi. Several quartz claims are just before reaching the Velhi, some of them promising quite rich. At the Delni all is activity, and on: nearing the mill one is reminded of entering a town, the houses, some ten in number, standing out in bold relief from the almost perpendicular mountain side; giving quite a respectable appearance. ‘Ihe mill 18 situated in the ravine, about midway from the top of the mouhtain to the fiver below, and is built after the shed style, having one continuous root about seventy feet long. ‘Phe anill consists of a rock-breaker, eight’ stamps and four concentrators, all of which are run by a Pelton wheel and a thirty inch stream of water whith is carried down the mountain side in a large pipe. Beside running the mill this water runs into the tunnels and furnishes two air blasts. fhe mill has a capacity of. crushing twenty-four tons per day, and al an average cost—mining included—of $1 5U pér ton., ‘he ore now taken from the main tunnel is $14 rock with frequent rich assays. /‘The main tuanel, which enters the mountain about 50 fee: above, the mill and runs in a southerly direction, is now in about 1,000 feet and is prospecting well. ‘Chree hundred feet above this,tunnel is another which runs parallel with the lower one for several hundred feet, and one hundred feet above this is still another, which terminates by a shatt that leads through both the lower tunnels, and is used for lowering timbers and ore trom the upper to the lower tunnels. ‘There is no noisting of ore at this mine, as it drops irom one tunnel to another ati itis on a level with the miil. Five hundred feet below the mill another tunnel is being run in a southerly direction which is calculated to tap the lode on the north side of the mountain. This tunnel is now in about 500 feet and the lode may be struck now at any time.’ Should the Jedge in this tunnel when struck come up to the expectations of the company, thefuture plan of operation will be plain. It is then proposed to build amiil at the foot of the (unnel in quest.on and near the evel of the wiiddie Yuba river. the number of stamps will be increased by a dozen or more, and reduction works putin to work the sutphurets, of which there are some 150 tons stored at the miil and which are valued at $200 per ton. ‘This plan will admit of the working of the mine in all directions and through all the tunnels, as the ore will urop from the highest to the lowest and then will be ona level with the mill. In this case some $60,000 will be expended in new machinery and _ buildings. ‘The mine is now employing about twenty men and is paying a handsome dividend-on the capital invested. ne thousand feet west of the Delfi another claim is being opened with fair prospects. Chis claim is known as, the **i’uzzler,”’ OWing, perhaps.to the fact that the owners do not know what to make of it. The tunnel was run on a level withthe Delhi tunnel and in the same direction. {he ledge was struck but a few ieet from the surface, and follows on ahalf pitch in an: easterly direction. The lodes of the Delhi and all other claims in that region run north and south, but this one runs east and west, and owing to its dip it is difficult to make any prediction as to its continuation. About 90 tons of rock taken. from this mine, most of which was rim rock, was crushed at the Delhi last week simply as a prospect, and was found to average $6 per ton in free gold, with a large and rich percentage of . sulpburets. There are. a half dozen or more ledges ‘being developed south of the Delhi mine, allof which are promising well. — sFrom the mildest ailment, of the stomach to the Deadliest Epidemic Fever, Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine is conquering maladies which have defied the Faculty, while Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Urinary Complaints, Bilousness, Nervous Disabilities, and all disorders_not organic, are obliterated by this matchless Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Who cares for the doctors’ sneers when this infallible remedy is at hand? The afflicted will find it to be a constitutional specific and a fountain’ of vitality and vigor, as refreshing and exhilarating as a cool, yushing spring of water to the parched and fainting traveler in the desert. $1.50 at Carr Bros. Orpers from the country for Holiday goods of every ;description will be promptly and ‘carefulty filled by Carr Bros. eS ee ‘Beaurirun chains, solid and plated silver ware, suitable for holiday presents, at C.J. Brand, the Jeweler. -« G20 nd Carr Brothers. — Se oe -; Bros. : = se Brand Brothers. é tf the city is at E. Rosenthal’s. 3t Brand Brothers. HanpDsomME Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Picture Frames, etc., at. Dy Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph and Photograph Albums at Carr . “Frirte plated — silverware at ‘A Fair Proposition. i Ed. C. Humphreys, manager for Leonard Goheen,.the young mesmerist who is billed to appear at the Theatre in this city on Friday] and Saturday evenings text, publishes today acard in which he makes a proposition relative to testing the genuineness of Goheen’s alleged powers, No offer could be fairer than the one he advances, and its character indicates that Goheen can do all that is claimed for him, the so-called exposure in Sacramento to the contrary notwithstanding. Under all the circumstances, it is a foregone conclusion that there will be a good-sized audience at thie Theatre Friday night. . s — ome For Sixty Days. The trial of Billy Montgomery on the charge of.being a common drunkard and a vagrant took vlace before a jury in Justice Wadsworth’s court Monday’ evening. E. H. Gaylord was attorney for the people, Jack McCarthy appearing in the role of Mont-. gomefy’s lawyer. After the taking-of testimony and the argument, it took the jury abqut ten ‘minutes to find averdict of guilty. Judge Wadsworth was. not a tenth that long in concluding that sixty days was about what the defendant deserved. —_——~e_>o— For the Holidays. Antoine Tam has this year the largest and most tempting display of Holiday confectionery ever offered for sale in’ Nevada City. He has more than one hundred kinds of candies, plain and fancy. The best of all this is that Mr. Tam can afford to sell at ‘prices 25 to 40 per cent lower than he has been able to do in the past. He will sell at wholesale’ as well as retail, and guarantee satisfaction to all persons who favor him with orders by mail. Bushels of nuts of all kinds and of this year’s crop. FRESH OYSTERS In the shell or by the can.Ornaments for Christmas trees, wedding cakes, etc. : AnToINE Tam. dl0-2w Pine St., Nevada City. MASONIC NOTICE. Special Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., on Wednesday. evening, at 7% o’clock. <A full attendance of members is .desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. First Degree. ~ D. E. Moraan, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Sec. THE untidy, dirty appearance of a grizzly beard should never be allowed. the Whiskers will readily change their color to a brown or black, at discretion; and thus keep up your looks. nila >< Go with Brothers. a ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, December 21, 1885. N. Douglas, City, J.Hunter, do C. Guscetti, Ranch, M. Aremz, Sacramento, C. Schwallenberg, Colfax, J. M. Hatchcr, Col. Hill, W. O’Neal, Washington, G. A. Hare, Yuba mine, J. L. Cook, Baltic mine, M. L. McCluen, City, M. Tegler, Railroad, “ M. C. Clark, Carthage, N. Y. A. Blundell, San Francisco, C. K. Dam, Wheatland, Wm. Landrigan, Blue Tent. NATIONAL HOTEL. 8S. A. Eppy. i. Dec. 21. W. Gardner, City, C. W. Cross, do G. Porter, Oakland, C. Guscetti, Ranch, H. Thompson, Grass Valley, Miss Downie, do Willie Bearslee, do Frank Haley, GO. .%. O. E. Williams, Relief Hill J. Taylor, Downieville, A. Carbon, Moore’s Flat, Ed. C. Humphrey, Sacramento S: Roberts, San Francisco. Buckingham’s Dye for reputation for neatness: and good B A N. D ; B Oo x 9 Go To E, Rosegthal if you wan’t good and cheap holiday goods. 3t the crowd to Brand RecToR Bros.. PROPRIETORS E. C.-Humphrey, Sacramento, De waa PROPRIETOR Mrs. Flagg & 3c, Camptonville, Teachers’ Examination, The semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates will begin at Washington School-house, Nevada City, on Monday, December 28th, 1885, and continue in session four days. A fee of $1 will, according to the State law, be collected from each applicant. (d20-6t A. J. Tirrany, Sec. Co. Board Education. A. J. Doonirrie, who spent a portion of last summer at this place; was in town again this week. He is superintending a celuim in Arizona and caine over this Way to look aiter a miné‘ on Bear river in which iis company is interested. ’ Oe E. C. Humpurey, business manager for Gooheen the m:smerist, was one ofthe Committee Clerks at the last session of the State Senate. : Reap: the Transcript’s. advertising> columns beforemaking your Holiday purchases. You'll save money by so doing. _ oo Ran, rain, rain. And worst of all, just when people want to get out and do tieir holiday shopping. Berore baying your Hoimay Gcoops look at the fine articles displayed at Carr Bros. ini oo Toys and Christmas Goods at the STANDARD, successor to Tracy. -—->* 8 Turkey sHoor at the Rifle Grounds Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. Penninaton’s deatal office is on Commerciui street. d15 en em Tue finest Christmas and New Year cards at Carr Bros, New and novel designs in jewelry at Brand Brothers. it: Houimay goods of all descriptions at Carr Bros. -_>e—-Broken Candy 15 cents a pound at E. Rosenthal’s, 3t ee Aut kinds of Holiday books at Carr Bros. : ge nears ESE ERAN SASTRY You should not fail to call AT THE BROAD STREET, And see the new stock of MILLINERY, Hats, Bonnets, AND FANCY GOODS, Just received. Tbey-are really beautiful, and will make attractive Holiday Presents. (OF Hats and Bonnets Made or Altered on Short Notice. BOARDMAN & DREYFUSS, Proprietors. HOME MADE CONFECTIONERY ‘ AND EASTERN OYSTERS. The Candy Factory and Oyster Parlors of LEDDY & EGAN, on COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite the Transcript Block, is one of the most popular establishments in the city. : rs The (9 HOME-MADE CONFECTIONERY 4g snanutactured for the Holiday trade includes upwards of TWEN4Y-FLVE KINDs, and is all of the purest quality and the choicest fruit flavors, = a winter. EASTERN OYSTERS for sale by the Can or in the Shell. 5° OYSTERS served to order in all styles. LEDDY & EGAN. At a Sacrifice ! Owing to our largely increasing trade in Milinery, Fancy Goods and Yarns We require more room, therefore MUST CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF . Dolls amd Toss. No Offer Refused. 2 26 inch Wax Dolls, with hair and ear-rings, for 50lcents. $2 Dolls for $1. $1.50 Dolls for 75 cents, and everything else in the Toy line in proportion. CHRISTMAS CARDS ces. an Fringed Cards, with envelope, from § etg. up. Examine our line of . Handkerchiefs, Flash Goods, Jewelry, Perfumery PICTURES, ETC. Mas. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City, ? THE 2 UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE sPANACEA OFSCONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. ‘Root, Bog Indian Hemp, the most hopeless cases 0! eral Deility, Diseased Liver. REDINGTON Agents For sale by all Druggists. hag o8-ly HAMILTON McCORMICK, cial Streets. — # Se Brothers. cs Curistuas candles at ‘Brand LIVER REGULATOR, Prepared from the Active Me dicinal kroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut, Black ave, Bitter Koot, Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, . ete. For the Speedy and Permanent Keiief of ~ ft psia, Jaundice, Chilis and Fever, Disordered Digestion, SickHeadache, GenAnd all other diseases arising from a Bilious state or the Stomach, or an inactive or & ©0.,°8. F., Wholesale . Attorney and Counselor at Law, FICE—Corner of Pine,«nd Commer" Will practice in all the Courtsot the State x Because of its absolute Purity and Special Suitableness for Family Use Medicinal Purposes SNOWFLAKE WHISKY is now and will continue to be quite as anxiously sought after by the people as the load after by the horse attached to Duffy's cart. “= For sale by all gracers and druggists. Sample Bottle F we Snow Flealcs KT hhisles ! -—OR—— ‘A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. EIN Two CE APTERS NUTS of every kind—the freshest and best stock in the city this — DOLLS AND TOYS We have just received an elegant assortraent of Which we are sclling at San Fransisco priHoliday Goods, Gloves, and — of hay was sought. 2 > ~— Paar at ican piemiaet Sea “aes Se

LE SHOP actory, ‘0 DO ‘ainting. jORK 3S STYL INVILLE. 885, Market. Bank. ro «rietor. ges, Etc., a, Whole. y found in a ’ MEAT FOR THEIR AD'H ME, AS EST RATES harge. FZIGER. RLING'S R GOODS. ED from San zant stock of ss Goods Velvets, dames, ttomars,”' . Suitings, n’s Cloaks, Etc. RY. squested to call -. NNETS, in all tne late irchases call on ll be convinced } for less money city. n25 BRANCH'S EMEDY. . 1 Bottle 50 cts. ST REMEDY IN ore Throat, foarseness, ng Cough, es OF THE LUNGS. 2 relieving Conthe Lungs, and . or of the Threat, . Drugstores in nty. a . P. CLARK, © 3, Nevada City. een, r Sale. g House and NEVADA CITY. nvenient to busi . Apply st PP'Y ai6-1m eal ihe eam .n to all. whom it tlie Chicago Quarts yoration, will nob terial furnished oF “on the Chicag? Gold Flat, Nevada: EGG, President.” retary: ~ times. ‘ is PUBLISHED . "Daily, Mondays Excepted. More costly and handsome ss of dwelling houses are in proce construction at this city now than during any previous winter. This fact indicates anything but hard There is an occasional vacant house, but as a rule they are not desirable. . Well built and convenient ones are in as much , demand as at.any time in the past. iat “Navapa Crry houses, business places and gardens look better now than at any time in its history;and there is more life here than in most of the larger towns on the coast,’ said an oid resident who is he.e on a visit. Tu Marysville Appeal comes to the rescue of the Intrepid Reservesin the matter of their controversy with the {rue Blues’ oi Grass Valley, and it makes out a “pretty good case for the valley club. ‘ ane attain tiem Jno. Sana,gent to the county jail from Grass Valley to serve twenty days itor battery, —has been turnei loose after serving fifteen days, his brother having paid the balance of $5 due on his fine. Nevapa Crry. Counc, A. L. of H.,. will meet tomorrow evening. at seven o’clock sharp and hoid a short session. ‘There will be some initiations and other important business. 4 —_—_->o Wuy_is_Brand Brothers store crowded daily with customers‘ Ans. ‘they have the largest assortment, sell at -bed-rock prices and give you pleasant attention. Iris said that the Chinese population is increasing in this city. They are being run out of othe: places and must go somewhere. ~We don’t want any more here. Ture Band Box, Broad street, has just received another fine lot of millinery and fancy goods” suitable for the holidays. Ladies, cali and see them. d20-3t >_> {; J. -Roire, insurance agent, has the Taanscripr’s thanks for a numberof handsome and admirably arranged 1886. Miss M. Heven Carxins, + ol Oakland, is here on a visit to her She will cousin, B. N. Shoecratft. remain during the holidays. A praNncu of the Catholic Knights of America has been or ganized at Grass Valley, with J J. Greany as President. elit T. B. McOUv#s isthe name o the young teamster who was on Vincent’s ’bus when it yas ‘*stood up” Saturday night.~ Onty one sewerin the city has] {n view of the fact that these argiven out during the presen storm. That’s Francisco can say. ~~ BraNp Broruers were receiving yesterday an invoice of choice, new. Christmas novelties which are selling rapidly. ¢ TripuTeRS are taking’ ore from They have — fifthe.’Fexas mine. teen or twentytons out, looxs very, well. : and i Tre storm ‘continues, and there is no sign of its letting up. Old Manuel, our weather prophet, i played out. . aati Jupae Nines Searis and wife are expected to arrive here tomorrow evening to spend the holidays. Turkeys are unusually plenty. Yesterday a peddler was offerin them at 14 cents per pound. oe RememBer all the poor (except the printers) with your charities during the holidays. J. D. CHannext of this city has beeri granted a patent on his Nevada concentrator belt. Henry Cuapman, formerly of Truckee but more recently of Sierra City, is in town. eaten ee . P. Brunsrerrer, of Grass Valley, has gone to visit his native .town, Mercer, Pa. ip Ir you want handsome Christmas presents for Janie, or Ida, ge to Brand Brothers. -_Aut repairing to buildings, fences,etc., has ceased, on account of the storm only. Mrs. J.B. “Conn and children will remove to Sacramento. after the holidays. pits a SeRstRStar an. QuirE a number of miners have ’ arrived here from Virginia City. see THE rai. does not diminish th crowd at Brand Brothers. Treg storm is doing great injury to the Holiday trade.»Tus storm is proving a dampener to house-builders. the Holidays. : ed Unique writing desks at Brand Brothers. oe tf F Skating Challenge Accepted. To J. S. Holbrook and J. D: Channell—We acrept your challenge toskite one mule for $50. . Bide and the leather medal, at Hunt’s Hall Christmas night.J. A, Rapp, -Joun LAWRENCE. calendars for more than .San —_——— To-morrow the scaools close for Ly The Question of Goheen’s Powers asa Mesmerist—What is Proposed by His Manager. There having recently appeared in the local ‘columns of the Sacramento dailies what purported to be an expose of the alleged frauds Ifeeil as I am to introduce him here on Friday and Saturday oi tion is due, The articles referred to were in both instances written by those who had not witnessed’ Goheen’s experiments but quoted their authority to be the reputed “‘*Pais’’ of Gokeen. In the articies referred to the ‘‘Pals’’ claims to have been IN with Goheen, submitted to his experiments for a few bits, and that ior submitting to the fire test they were to receive six bits extra. ‘hese ‘‘Pals,’? Kelley and Welsh, demanded of Goheen ten ur twenty doilars each for having been experimented with and said if he jonas pay them such sums they-would expose him 4s a fraud. As there was — NOTHING TO EXPOSE They were advised to proceed and prove the truth of their aileged claims to trickery by repeating the experiments. ‘hey curried out their threats by detailing to the reporters the above assertions, but it 18, needless to say thatnone ol the experiments have been duplicated: In order to satisfy myseli as tothe genuineness ot Master Gohven’s imesmeric power, at my request, there were-presentat the otives of Clinton & White Doctors tyrrell, rdiner and W. EK. Briggs, than whom three more REPUTABLE PHYSICIANS The city ofSacramento does not contain. Master Goheen then proceeded with his experiments ana the subject was frequently examined as to his condition by the Voctors. Whiie under the mesmeric influen.e threaded needles were passed through his cheeks,” lips, ears, neck and throat, and THE BRIGHT COAL Of a burning cigarette pressed on the arm. without in the least at.eeiing the peaceiul .expression ot repose on the teatures of the.-subject, or even a tgemor of the eyeiid. He was pronounced by the Vuctors to have been as insersivle to pain as a person under the influence of ether or chloroform. Lhe cataleptic condition was afcerward shown, and at the close of the experiments this question was asked : “Dr. xyrrell, ara you THOROUGHLY SATISFIED fhat there was no resort to trickery and that the subject was not ina normal condition ?’”’? The answeremphatically given in the Voctor’s own words was, “I am, thoroughly.’ Dr. Briggs’ reply was “ Yes sir,’? and Dr. Gardner’s “There was no humbug about that; it was the square business.’’ fnis testimony is against that ol Kelley and Welsh, written by reporters who bad not had ‘‘idle time to witness the experiments.”’ f , . dcles have appeared and that they can not but have crected a cercain distrust, . make the following offer as a guarantee ol merit which can not but be accepted by any (air person : ; Those present at the Theatre on Friday night to select a COMMITTEE OF FIVE,Such_ gentlemen as they shall deem most competent to~ detert . mine such matters, to occupy the stage with Master Goheen, where every facility will be afforded them .or ooservation and investigation. {t they report that Master Gooeen’s experiments are a fraud, every person present is respectiuliy requested to call at the box office, which will remain open tili che close of the entertainment and bave his MONEY REFUNDED. g I can offer no more. The experiments merit patronage, for aside from the vast’ amount oi amusement they afford an opportunity for scientific observation. Hoping to soon have the approval of the citizens of Nevada City, {am most Respectfully Yours, Ep,. Humpitkey, Manager Leonard Goheen. —o—»e The Crowd at Tully’s!! 8 & Notwithstanding the storm, the crowd. continues to go to J. B. fully’s to’ purchase their Holiday goods, because they have found out that his goods are of the finest quality, and at prices so reasonable that-al! can afford to buy. His plush goods are of the best and the margin asked the very lowest. Books of poems, history and fiiction and juvenile books ip ‘endless variety. All will be’ sold at. New York prices. Diaries in great Variety for 1886, very cheap Albums going very rapidly, with afew more leit at greatly reduced prices: Christmas cards, a new invoice nearly.every day. A few more of those art. souvenirs left, the only ones in the city. The crowd 18 ‘constantly at ‘Tully’s buying Christmas goods. Go with the crowd to Tully’s! = 2t —_——ome e ‘‘Worps fail to express gratitude,’ says Mr. Selby Carter of Nashville, jfenn., ‘tor the benefits derived from Ayer’s Sarsapar‘rilla. My system was filled with scrofula ; blotches, ulcers and matter sores, all over my body.” Mr. Carter was entirely cured by Ayer’s Sarsaparrilla, eight months ago, and has had no return: of the -scrofulous symptoms. 8 me ing them. , No doubt some ot our man, --— Sierra County Mining Accidents. The Sierra City Tribune gives us accounts of two accidents that occurred last week in the Sierra Buttes mine at that place. Thursday‘morning John Rich of the mesmerist Leonard Goheen, this week that a word of explanaards, commonly called ‘Black Jack,’’ was working in the stope of tunnel No. 8 when a mass of rock weighing several tons fell upon him, striking him on the left shoulder. The unfortunate man exclaimed ‘‘Oh!’”’ and sank, crushed beneath the great weight. He uttered no further sound and gave no signs of life. An. examination disclosed no other injuries than a broken leg and bruised shoulder, and the :doctor says death was caused by the shock to the nervous system. Richards fas been in poor health for many months, having been afflicted with lung troubles and general internal derangements, and was consequently unable to survive a severe shock. Deceased was a native of Cornwall, aged about 38 years, and has no relatives in this country. He wasa member of the Ancient Order of Foresters. On the Monday morffing previous John Milosovich (‘‘Clamper John’’?) met with a serious acci-’ dent in No. 9 tunne!. He and two other men became affected by the tumes of giant powder. while at to escape. Before reaching the my GoonEEN’s mesmeric entertainment at the Theatre on Friday and Saturday,evenings next will be very interesting,judging from.what the papers elsewhere say concerncitizens who have the confidence of their neighbors will thoroughly a . test the alleged powers of the young Tue largest “stock of candy in : work, and started up the incline top they were’ prostrated, . Milosovich falling back down the incline 150 feet and being badly hurt. 7 >_> Gunning Accident. Last week, while hunting four miles below Wheatland, O. E.} Mason of this city endeavored ‘ to extract from a_ breech-loadin shot-gun a cartridge which ha become fastened in one of the barrels., He supposed the cartridge nad been fired, and was driving it coward the muzzle,being unable to move it in the other direction, when it went off. The load of,shot passed away without doing any harm, but the cartridge blew back outof the other end of the barrel tearing his thumb and first finger to pieces at their tips and shattering the bones. His face was badly powder burned and his eyes somewhat hurt. Dr. Overend iound it necessary to amputatea 4 portion of the thumb and finger. ad Superior Court Items. In the case of Elizabeth Lawrey vs. Richard D, Lawrey an order has been made that defendant: pay $50 a’ month alimony for the support of. plaintiff and the minor child during the pendency of the suit; also cost of suit and attoraey’s fees. A writ of injunction aas.been issued to prevent defend ant from transferring his property. The homestead has been set apart for the use of the insolvent in the case of M.-H, O’drien, an insolvent debtor. The appeal case of Frank Aumer, respondent, vs. J. J. Orr, appellant, was tried in the Superior Court yesterday. mm Foreclosure Suit. Patrick Clancey by his attorneys, Cross & Simonds, yesterday began suit in the Superior Court igainst Ed. Settle to recover tle suin of $325 and ‘interest at the rate of 144 per cent. a.monith since the 13th of last October due yn a note secured by mortgage. An error was made in the mortgage, and plaintiff asks to have said error corrected, as well as for judgment. The .note was made May 13, 1885, for six months. ——— Card of Thanks. I take this.method of returning my heartfelt thanks to those many iriends who have been 80 kiad . to me during my recent sorrow and who have by their noble acts testified their sympathy and _ friendship for mé. It Mrs. 8S. F. Mosuey. _—_—-Po———

Christmas Stock. Port, Sherry, Brandy, Rum meat, Raisins, Currrants, Citrorr, Pealed Peaches, genuine Buckwheat Flour and all the. delicacies for Christmas, at SMITH’s. Christmas Hop. Social Christmas Hop at Union Hotel Saturday night. Music by Goyne’s orchestra. “i d23-3t JoHN MICHELL. ee A Good Opportunity. Fixtures ani liquors in Opera Saloon for sale. Saloon for rent. Enquire of Geo, F. Jacobs. tf i 8 In one week Ely’s Cream Balm opened a passage in one nostril through which I had not breathed in three years, subdued an inflammation in my head and throat, the result. of}, Catarrh.—CoLoNEL O. M. Netuttay, Owego, N. Y. (See.advertisement.) — . d16-tf DrAMOND Jewelry has just been received at C. J. Brand’s. A large assortment of diamonds elegantly set in rings, breastpins and earrings will be sold at San Francisa a2 co prices. = a Swart’s photogaphs are second to noartist.in the State. Go and see specimens at ‘his* gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-t£ Home-MAbE Jewelry, warranted 18 carats fine, for sale at C.J. Brand’s, the Jeweler. ~ -d20 E. RosentHat, Commercial St., ss — anybody at Carr Broi. and Whiskey, Fresh Eggs, Mince-, keeps the cheapest toys in town. Prayer books ‘nice enough for Freso candy for Christmas at THE DELHI. Description of a New but Productive Quart«x Mine. The San Juan Times gives an interesting descrfption of the Delhi quartz mine, from which we make the following extracts. The hi is situated at the mouth of Grizziy Canyon where it empties into the Middle Yuba river, and at_ari altitude of 3,000 feet ubove the level of the sea. It is seven miles northwest of Columbia Hill, midway from. which place is the Star sawmill which is principally run to make lumber for use in the Delhi. Several quartz claims are just before reaching the Velhi, some of them promising quite rich. At the Delni all is activity, and on: nearing the mill one is reminded of entering a town, the houses, some ten in number, standing out in bold relief from the almost perpendicular mountain side; giving quite a respectable appearance. ‘Ihe mill 18 situated in the ravine, about midway from the top of the mouhtain to the fiver below, and is built after the shed style, having one continuous root about seventy feet long. ‘Phe anill consists of a rock-breaker, eight’ stamps and four concentrators, all of which are run by a Pelton wheel and a thirty inch stream of water whith is carried down the mountain side in a large pipe. Beside running the mill this water runs into the tunnels and furnishes two air blasts. fhe mill has a capacity of. crushing twenty-four tons per day, and al an average cost—mining included—of $1 5U pér ton., ‘he ore now taken from the main tunnel is $14 rock with frequent rich assays. /‘The main tuanel, which enters the mountain about 50 fee: above, the mill and runs in a southerly direction, is now in about 1,000 feet and is prospecting well. ‘Chree hundred feet above this,tunnel is another which runs parallel with the lower one for several hundred feet, and one hundred feet above this is still another, which terminates by a shatt that leads through both the lower tunnels, and is used for lowering timbers and ore trom the upper to the lower tunnels. ‘There is no noisting of ore at this mine, as it drops irom one tunnel to another ati itis on a level with the miil. Five hundred feet below the mill another tunnel is being run in a southerly direction which is calculated to tap the lode on the north side of the mountain. This tunnel is now in about 500 feet and the lode may be struck now at any time.’ Should the Jedge in this tunnel when struck come up to the expectations of the company, thefuture plan of operation will be plain. It is then proposed to build amiil at the foot of the (unnel in quest.on and near the evel of the wiiddie Yuba river. the number of stamps will be increased by a dozen or more, and reduction works putin to work the sutphurets, of which there are some 150 tons stored at the miil and which are valued at $200 per ton. ‘This plan will admit of the working of the mine in all directions and through all the tunnels, as the ore will urop from the highest to the lowest and then will be ona level with the mill. In this case some $60,000 will be expended in new machinery and _ buildings. ‘The mine is now employing about twenty men and is paying a handsome dividend-on the capital invested. ne thousand feet west of the Delfi another claim is being opened with fair prospects. Chis claim is known as, the **i’uzzler,”’ OWing, perhaps.to the fact that the owners do not know what to make of it. The tunnel was run on a level withthe Delhi tunnel and in the same direction. {he ledge was struck but a few ieet from the surface, and follows on ahalf pitch in an: easterly direction. The lodes of the Delhi and all other claims in that region run north and south, but this one runs east and west, and owing to its dip it is difficult to make any prediction as to its continuation. About 90 tons of rock taken. from this mine, most of which was rim rock, was crushed at the Delhi last week simply as a prospect, and was found to average $6 per ton in free gold, with a large and rich percentage of . sulpburets. There are. a half dozen or more ledges ‘being developed south of the Delhi mine, allof which are promising well. — sFrom the mildest ailment, of the stomach to the Deadliest Epidemic Fever, Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine is conquering maladies which have defied the Faculty, while Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Urinary Complaints, Bilousness, Nervous Disabilities, and all disorders_not organic, are obliterated by this matchless Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Who cares for the doctors’ sneers when this infallible remedy is at hand? The afflicted will find it to be a constitutional specific and a fountain’ of vitality and vigor, as refreshing and exhilarating as a cool, yushing spring of water to the parched and fainting traveler in the desert. $1.50 at Carr Bros. Orpers from the country for Holiday goods of every ;description will be promptly and ‘carefulty filled by Carr Bros. eS ee ‘Beaurirun chains, solid and plated silver ware, suitable for holiday presents, at C.J. Brand, the Jeweler. -« G20 nd Carr Brothers. — Se oe -; Bros. : = se Brand Brothers. é tf the city is at E. Rosenthal’s. 3t Brand Brothers. HanpDsomME Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Picture Frames, etc., at. Dy Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph and Photograph Albums at Carr . “Frirte plated — silverware at ‘A Fair Proposition. i Ed. C. Humphreys, manager for Leonard Goheen,.the young mesmerist who is billed to appear at the Theatre in this city on Friday] and Saturday evenings text, publishes today acard in which he makes a proposition relative to testing the genuineness of Goheen’s alleged powers, No offer could be fairer than the one he advances, and its character indicates that Goheen can do all that is claimed for him, the so-called exposure in Sacramento to the contrary notwithstanding. Under all the circumstances, it is a foregone conclusion that there will be a good-sized audience at thie Theatre Friday night. . s — ome For Sixty Days. The trial of Billy Montgomery on the charge of.being a common drunkard and a vagrant took vlace before a jury in Justice Wadsworth’s court Monday’ evening. E. H. Gaylord was attorney for the people, Jack McCarthy appearing in the role of Mont-. gomefy’s lawyer. After the taking-of testimony and the argument, it took the jury abqut ten ‘minutes to find averdict of guilty. Judge Wadsworth was. not a tenth that long in concluding that sixty days was about what the defendant deserved. —_——~e_>o— For the Holidays. Antoine Tam has this year the largest and most tempting display of Holiday confectionery ever offered for sale in’ Nevada City. He has more than one hundred kinds of candies, plain and fancy. The best of all this is that Mr. Tam can afford to sell at ‘prices 25 to 40 per cent lower than he has been able to do in the past. He will sell at wholesale’ as well as retail, and guarantee satisfaction to all persons who favor him with orders by mail. Bushels of nuts of all kinds and of this year’s crop. FRESH OYSTERS In the shell or by the can.Ornaments for Christmas trees, wedding cakes, etc. : AnToINE Tam. dl0-2w Pine St., Nevada City. MASONIC NOTICE. Special Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., on Wednesday. evening, at 7% o’clock. <A full attendance of members is .desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. First Degree. ~ D. E. Moraan, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Sec. THE untidy, dirty appearance of a grizzly beard should never be allowed. the Whiskers will readily change their color to a brown or black, at discretion; and thus keep up your looks. nila >< Go with Brothers. a ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, December 21, 1885. N. Douglas, City, J.Hunter, do C. Guscetti, Ranch, M. Aremz, Sacramento, C. Schwallenberg, Colfax, J. M. Hatchcr, Col. Hill, W. O’Neal, Washington, G. A. Hare, Yuba mine, J. L. Cook, Baltic mine, M. L. McCluen, City, M. Tegler, Railroad, “ M. C. Clark, Carthage, N. Y. A. Blundell, San Francisco, C. K. Dam, Wheatland, Wm. Landrigan, Blue Tent. NATIONAL HOTEL. 8S. A. Eppy. i. Dec. 21. W. Gardner, City, C. W. Cross, do G. Porter, Oakland, C. Guscetti, Ranch, H. Thompson, Grass Valley, Miss Downie, do Willie Bearslee, do Frank Haley, GO. .%. O. E. Williams, Relief Hill J. Taylor, Downieville, A. Carbon, Moore’s Flat, Ed. C. Humphrey, Sacramento S: Roberts, San Francisco. Buckingham’s Dye for reputation for neatness: and good B A N. D ; B Oo x 9 Go To E, Rosegthal if you wan’t good and cheap holiday goods. 3t the crowd to Brand RecToR Bros.... PROPRIETORS E. C.-Humphrey, Sacramento, De waa PROPRIETOR Mrs. Flagg & 3c, Camptonville, Teachers’ Examination, The semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates will begin at Washington School-house, Nevada City, on Monday, December 28th, 1885, and continue in session four days. A fee of $1 will, according to the State law, be collected from each applicant. (d20-6t A. J. Tirrany, Sec. Co. Board Education. A. J. Doonirrie, who spent a portion of last summer at this place; was in town again this week. He is superintending a celuim in Arizona and caine over this Way to look aiter a miné‘ on Bear river in which iis company is interested. ’ Oe E. C. Humpurey, business manager for Gooheen the m:smerist, was one ofthe Committee Clerks at the last session of the State Senate. : Reap: the Transcript’s. advertising> columns beforemaking your Holiday purchases. You'll save money by so doing. _ oo Ran, rain, rain. And worst of all, just when people want to get out and do tieir holiday shopping. Berore baying your Hoimay Gcoops look at the fine articles displayed at Carr Bros. ini oo Toys and Christmas Goods at the STANDARD, successor to Tracy. -—->* 8 Turkey sHoor at the Rifle Grounds Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. Penninaton’s deatal office is on Commerciui street. d15 en em Tue finest Christmas and New Year cards at Carr Bros, New and novel designs in jewelry at Brand Brothers. it: Houimay goods of all descriptions at Carr Bros. -_>e—-Broken Candy 15 cents a pound at E. Rosenthal’s, 3t ee Aut kinds of Holiday books at Carr Bros. : ge nears ESE ERAN SASTRY You should not fail to call AT THE BROAD STREET, And see the new stock of MILLINERY, Hats, Bonnets, AND FANCY GOODS, Just received. Tbey-are really beautiful, and will make attractive Holiday Presents. (OF Hats and Bonnets Made or Altered on Short Notice. BOARDMAN & DREYFUSS, Proprietors. HOME MADE CONFECTIONERY ‘ AND EASTERN OYSTERS. The Candy Factory and Oyster Parlors of LEDDY & EGAN, on COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite the Transcript Block, is one of the most popular establishments in the city. : rs The (9 HOME-MADE CONFECTIONERY 4g snanutactured for the Holiday trade includes upwards of TWEN4Y-FLVE KINDs, and is all of the purest quality and the choicest fruit flavors, = a winter. EASTERN OYSTERS for sale by the Can or in the Shell. 5° OYSTERS served to order in all styles. LEDDY & EGAN. At a Sacrifice ! Owing to our largely increasing trade in Milinery, Fancy Goods and Yarns We require more room, therefore MUST CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF . Dolls amd Toss. No Offer Refused. 2 26 inch Wax Dolls, with hair and ear-rings, for 50lcents. $2 Dolls for $1. $1.50 Dolls for 75 cents, and everything else in the Toy line in proportion. CHRISTMAS CARDS ces. an Fringed Cards, with envelope, from § etg. up. Examine our line of . Handkerchiefs, Flash Goods, Jewelry, Perfumery PICTURES, ETC. Mas. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City, ? THE 2 UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE sPANACEA OFSCONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. ‘Root, Bog Indian Hemp, the most hopeless cases 0! eral Deility, Diseased Liver. REDINGTON Agents For sale by all Druggists. hag o8-ly HAMILTON McCORMICK, cial Streets. — # Se Brothers. cs Curistuas candles at ‘Brand LIVER REGULATOR, Prepared from the Active Me dicinal kroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut, Black ave, Bitter Koot, Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, . ete. For the Speedy and Permanent Keiief of ~ ft psia, Jaundice, Chilis and Fever, Disordered Digestion, SickHeadache, GenAnd all other diseases arising from a Bilious state or the Stomach, or an inactive or & ©0.,°8. F., Wholesale . Attorney and Counselor at Law, FICE—Corner of Pine,«nd Commer" Will practice in all the Courtsot the State x Because of its absolute Purity and Special Suitableness for Family Use Medicinal Purposes SNOWFLAKE WHISKY is now and will continue to be quite as anxiously sought after by the people as the load after by the horse attached to Duffy's cart. “= For sale by all gracers and druggists. Sample Bottle F we Snow Flealcs KT hhisles ! -—OR—— ‘A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. EIN Two CE APTERS NUTS of every kind—the freshest and best stock in the city this — DOLLS AND TOYS We have just received an elegant assortraent of Which we are sclling at San Fransisco priHoliday Goods, Gloves, and — of hay was sought. 2 > ~— Paar at ican piemiaet Sea “aes Se