December 28, 1888 (4 pages)

Sized by the The Daily Transcript OFFICE: fo. $2 Commertial street, Nevada City, Cal ome CIRCULATES IN @evada City Grass Valley, Ro h& agen -Gpencevitie North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetiand, Nort! rth Bloomfield, Moore’s Fiat, Graniteville. Truckee, andevery other town of Nevada grees FI also in Placer and Sierra counties, ramento, San Franciseo—in f: EP aeougheat the State ‘from Siski ou, Sen Diego" from the §ierra to the FRIDAY, DEO. 28, 1888. —_—_—_—_—_—_————X—a_——————_ LATE NEWS. é — +, Harrison has commenced on his inaugural address. Stockton has a good natural] gas well flowing steadily since 1858, and never knew it was a bonanza until this year. The Lilian Drew Dramatic company took in only $11 at Eugene, Or., on Thursday night of last week and disbanded. Daniel Hamilton, 79 years old, has married his daughter’s sixteen yearold governess, at Cucamonga, Seuthern California. ‘ The Electric Light Company of Porterville, Tulare. county, ran short of carbon last week, and for four nights the town was without light. Billy McMurtry, a young tough recently released from the State Prison on account of his youth, stabbed and cut an acquaintance at Stockton. The Silver State places the total population of Nevada at 45,000 and > recommends a reduction in the cost of operating the State Government. Marblehead, Mass., was visited by a destructive fire. Seven acres in the business akd manfacturing part of the town were burned over, the loss being over half a million. The steamboat John H. Hanna, from the’ Ouachita river with a large number of passengers, Monday ~ night at Plaquemine, La. Twenty lives were lost. It has been discovered that the coupons to Sacramento city bonds have not been canceled in all cases when redeenied, ‘and there is a suspicion that some of them have been paid _ twice. . Twefity-nine colored men have applied for positions on the Los Angeles polic@ force, and some of the esthetic white club-wielders threaten to resign if any of the colored men are appointed. A pleasure boat was wrecked’on San Francisco Bay. Mr. and Mrs. George Stump, Andrew Zickel, Matthew Cox, Mary Morales and Katie Zickel were drowned: Frank Stump was the only person saved. The Allez Distillery, located on the i foothill road from Pasadena to Si: r.a Prhoe Madre, Los Angeles county, her} vw Torti lew cogent Tae fo shun secieiovernment officials for violation of the revenue laws. The attachment includes about 35,500 gallons of wine. Monday evening a robber broke a window, reached into a gamblingroom in the Mazeppa saloon, at Spokane Falls, seized the” moneydrawer before the eyes of the astounded habitues of the place and made off with it. It contained $500. The crowd rushed for the back door, but found it barred on the outside. Turning tothe front entrance they tripped over a rope strungtacross the entrance By the time any of them got fairly’ outside the robber had disappeared. Am Elegant Substitute — For ils, salts, pills, dnd all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. Carr., Bros., Nevada City. ‘ tf oo aace Garven and Vegetable seeds at Weisenburger Brother’. d8-1m ————+ 0+ Deollarand Half Corsets. was burned. gine AMERICAN WIFE,” Sm terres . _ Traveled English Dame (in London)— was money thrown away; he ad: had an idea on any subject whatever.” “I should judge so frota these records: absolute failure everywhere. You did not succeed even in the _—s meer ment.”’ “No, I spoiled everything I sttenete and burnt my fingers and nearly set’ myselfon fire. I'll never go near a kitchen so longas I live; I’ll starve first.” your own stockings.” “T know it.” **What is to become of you? good for anything at all?’ _. -* “No, mother; nothing.” “Well, I’ll just give up our London house and we'll emigrate to the United States. You are not fit for anything but to be an American wife.””—Omaha World. A WEDDING RING OF BAD-OMEN. seys.”” ‘When he should have been at church, in nightgown and slippers. When reminded that Mauritia of Nas@au was waiting for him at the altar, he ng. A he; without looking at it, placed on the hurried to church but forgot the friend present ‘gave him’ one w bride’s finger. PATI none was a widower. eed He Was a Sad Flatterer. “you doing?” I’m doing? Fixing up my hair.” H—‘Well—hic—I’m glad to see you doing that.” W—‘‘And' where have——" ™ that. For you have the most beautiful hair I eversaw.’”: ” W—‘' Where were you——” H—‘'I shay you have the most beautiful hair Ieversaw. And it just matches your face. For you have the most beautiful face—hic—I ever saw—so there.”’ W. (smiling)—‘‘Do.you think my face beautiful?” H. (putting his boots under the pillow) Vnnushiee, «3 habit ot frequently inviting a few én'. friends to dinner. however, and only kept one servant. One day, ds he sat at the table witha guest, a new servant entered .with a covered dish. asked the nobleman. the departure of his friend, when he called the house more honor if you had said ‘roasted fowels.’ after.” * A fortnight afterward the nobleman invited several more friends to dinner. Upon the servant entering with an as~— each carrying a dish, the master b “Reo & G.” The newest, latest, and best. Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. tf. Gee fruit Trees for Sale. fon he'had undergone, and replied, —_ laughter, an ~ “It’a fun watchin’ the way folks signal to us,” said the driver. up eve mechanic, the real potwolloper. stands in the middle of the street and —‘‘You sre the most beautiful wonian et the world.”’ W. (lovingly)— Yon darling John, you are asad flatterer. Let meunbutton your collar for you.’’—Boston Courier. . -xags, Ge ea oe . ak Mcrilier's Wise Deeiston. ~ “My dear, these reports from the Young Ladies’ College are very discouraging . » Lovely Daughter—‘‘I know they vst be, mother. The dean said my sch. ooling added that there wasno learn inme, and hat I never “You can’t even sew; you can’t mend Are you The Tragic Events That Followed Its Use. A tragic story of a forgotten wedding ring is told in the ‘‘Lives of the LindColin Lindsey, the young Earl of Balcarres, was quietly eating his breakfast After the ceremony was over the countess glanced at her hand, and beheld a grinning death’s head on herring. She fainted away, and the omen made such an impression on her that on her recovery she declared that she was destined to die within a year, a presentiment that probably brought about its own fulfillment, for in a few months the careless Colin Husband (Tipsy; late home; wife fixing up her hair before the looking glass; her heart full of rancor; ready to give hima dreadful scolding)—‘‘Why, dear, what are Wife (snappishly)—‘‘Don’t you see what H—‘I shay I’m glad to see you doing THE “DIFFERENCE. a A Comparison ¢f Imterest to all Who Kend, a bodies of water in British Nortlt America, Hudson Bay, Maria’s Inlet, Mellvile Sound nnd Madison’s River? A compuete line of toys, Christmas cards, games, confectionery, and everything else appropridte for holiday gilts at Sinocot & Durbin’s. H ee Cure for Sick Meadache, If you want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, osk Oarr Bros., the Se ee Dr. Gunn’s Liver P ills, Only ore for ‘ \ > a dose. -Sunrples free. Full bex 25 cente. : my21-ly ——oe ~ ‘ Ir’ you want a fine fern -ont, go to, Henry Lane’s. livery and feed stable. f ~ 0-0 @e o~— —— THERE is nothing s nicer to present te 4 lady than one of those fine plush albume at Carr’Bros, tf “a oodFor home-made jewlery, diamonds, watch chaing, glove buttons, ,ete., go ‘'toC. J. Braxn’s. dl9-tf _ +e + Someruina new in Christmas cards at Carr Bros. ti eens whe New Dise overy. You have heard your friends and neighbors tulking about it. Yott may } yoursell be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good athing itis. Ifyou. have ever t iedit,you are one of its stanch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have What is the difference in the foar. * Ramee: ) Aurger Brothers’. d8-1m SMa a se An Pears’ Soap is the toilet adjunct. All. parties having fars they desire . : to have dressed ian made into rugs or robes will do well to send them to Camet & Drabec of Quaker aes who will do the work in A No.1 shape. locos 4 FREE CANDY. The first is a Gentlemsn’s Bag of (j ( il liday \ lp . iat Water. The second is a Lady’s Pond ail () . dy kK d ti per re} c : of Water. The third is a Gentleman’s (C= ONE, COME y AND GET A ROCKERY uJ y .W . : i : Sound of W ater. The fourth isa GenSilk Handkerchiefs, tleman’s River of Water. All these ois of. Choice French Candy, : GLASS, difficulties have been overcome by the E"ree, Mufflers : use of Ronert’s Gotpen Gare MeprWith our Delicious Teas and ca 7 CHINA cau Syrur. They have no more IndiCoffees ; : gestion, Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Pain in Every person coming direct to our Store Suspenders, AND the Side or Back, Sick or Nervous Will Get Headache, Con dination Liver or Kidre : A da EX ed Catan ee EXTAA DOUBLE TICKETS. Neckwear, FANCY GooDS known where the G. G. M.S. isused. . EXTRA FINE. TEAS, The G. GM. 8. is siwaye iddind on EXTRA CHOICE COFFEES, In This Market sale at W. Hl. Smith’s, Commercial PO oe ee CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS, street, Nevada City. Also sold. by ~—AND A— H Mrs. Addie R. Brackett, Agent.” . Baye of Pure French Candy Free. They are Direct From Eastern enema ns Po rim Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods ~AT— : Departments are brimful of OGhoice Bargains. Give us a trialand judge for yourself. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA C0., Commercial St., Nevada City. Ww holesale House—h2, 54—Market Street— 56, 58, San Francisco, Cal. With 40 Stores, we are. enabled to undersell all others. daib BROAD STREET, fHaving a.very large stock of CHRIST MAS. CANof the age, and being of a generous disposition and determined not to be outdone by any firni in town, . am~ now making arrangements wich the Gorcat. tea Shipping Company so that , Persons buying 50 conts: worth of French Candy , WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A POUND OF FINE TEA. lalso have a Prize Raffle, consisting of 60 chances, at 50 cts. a’chance. Each packagezcontains a'prize, The lucky."nmber draws a Winchester:Rifle, model of '86,2calibre 40-82. towe*>. with2apparatus forire-loading shells; also a quant* of Loaded Shells, never used it and should be afilicted with a cough, cold of any, — orC hest tr9p shag gt as Obeying Orders. ~ . ‘ nobleman : 2 gemmmmrmntamends ote! ene ho loved: “society was in erent ’ He was not rich, aah every time, or money Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Dragstore. Lani se me, secure a bottle at once Zive ita ‘tiie trial. It is guaran refunded. HEN) also Give Moabs-atealPiirs at this Restaurant, FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS. ee ee AND ALWAYS:KEEP-.ON HAND! J, S. HOLBROOK Pine St. Nevaga city. “What have you got there, John?” , “A roasted fowl, my lord.” * * The nobleman said nothing till after is servant before him. “John,” said he, “you would have done Remember that here“Yes, my lord.” sf oe What have you got there, John?” aad The man had not forgotten the correcttw “Roasted oxen and calves.” “* “the com msi pod burst into a Gt of the host joined them, , . sin 7 sani a { Signaling @ Stroet Car, =“ “T can size ’em time. First, there’s the gar 8 says ‘Hulloo!’ a wavin’ both arms as though she was shootin’ the cows out of the garden. Then comes the up stairs irl—the genteel kind. She turns pach d & one side and waves her hand as thou go somebody was pullin’ the string. the missis, she stands on the Bi and cmd but impressively lifts one finger. he old cha with spectacles and a black suit shakes his goldand roars ‘Stop his big stick long enough to Jas. T. Bous. Valley. d6-20t Dressina cases, toilet. sets, bandkerchiefs and glove boxes in new and stylish colors at Carr Bros, tf Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs, J. NAFFZIGEE, Proprietor. December 26th, 1888, ‘Sisties P Pearce, Grass Valley, 8D Avery, do J C Conaway, do WB Van Orden, do Gilman Wright, do John Bennett, do Geo Lord, do W D Harris, do Miss Gillilan, city, 8Wheeler, do IW Robinson, do F W Evans, "do Robert McLeod, Washington, J W Greenlaw, Sacramento A Frandy, Edwards’ Bridge, Wm Olliver, Virginia City, W EB Perran. Sau Francisco, T J Nolan, Colfax, Chas Teglar, Railroad, Dan Coughlan, do Arrivals at National Exchanve Hotel Rector BROTHERS, Proprietors. December 26th, 1888. Wm Culver, Grass Valley, Jas J UPanney) oo JR Collins, San Reacieca, do usiness man w pgp tlie peur A SPRAT FOR A WHALE. si een ae George Law's Great Game of Poker and ~ ‘What Came of It. ~~ George Law, of New York, is said to have expended nearly $25,000 recently in making presents toa number of his personal! friends at Saratoga. A gentleman who was on intimateterms with him years ago, says that on one occasion he rode up the Hudson on an Albany boat with George Law, Commodore Vanderbilt and a third party,whose name I have now forgotten, and a gameof poker was suggested, and my informant, knowing that the stakes were going tobe quite large, did not goin, but George Law and Vanderbilt did with the other one. Just as they started George Law . pered to my friend: “If I seem to be playing a reckless game to-night don’t you say a word.’’ He promised that he would keep his feelings to himself and watch the game. They sat up nearly all night, and before they arose from their chairs Law had dropped $45,000 to. Commodore Vanderbilt. They parted at Albany in the morning, but about a week afterwards Law was encountered on Wall street,when he said: -“J reckon you think I played a mighty reckless game with the Commodore the other night, but I have just this morning sold him my line ef steamers and I have cleared $195,000 by the sale.” -, s “es me * Real Surprise. Miss Ifair—“You didn’t poe. Mr. Blunt; I am Migs Deltas» GOOD AS GOLD! BANKRUPT SALE eaded cane at you that car, you rascal!’ while the dude stops sucking the head of to hold it up idiy with an air that means ‘Hold pp, fellah,’ though he ; t egr $1.2 I have 30,000 apple and Barilett pear . {0288 OF energy to say it Homey tg oe trees for sale at my nursery, Grass. head or looks at you, but just stands there beside the track thinking up some new schem hoget when the car comes . 22. . ene ve ma rab at it and swin Iluir Mattresses, reduced from $20 on sy plenty of fun in this . to #15. cntaaet you only know how to get a Spring Beds, reduced from $10 to $7. hold of it,"”New ork botaine 8 Willow Rockers, reduced from plz —— 6 CRAND ‘ THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Household . Furnitur Mattresses, Spring Beds Carpets, Mirrors, Etc., Recently owned by L. M. Suke" forth and purchased at Sheriff's Sale by the undersigned, BEHOLD THE BARGAINS . Bedroom Sets reduced from $115 to Bedroom Sets reduced from $40 to 30. Cc lar pe “th, 25 to $1. © arpets. per yard, reducegl fous #1 to 75 cebta. Parlor, Sets, reduced frond $60 to. $40 Bed Lounges, reduced from $30 to *per yard, skcandnae from CHRISTMAS. NEWYEAR’S! Season every little Boy and Girl, all the larger Girls, and particularly the Young Ladies, MUST HAVE SOMETHING NICE. In order that all may be accommodated we have laid in THE LARGEST, FINES? AND MOST VARIED STOCk OF HOLIDAY GOODS to be had in — SS aaa —AND PEE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING ! —_——00 There is no getting aroundit. At the Holiday Graseand Clover Seeds at’ Weisen most elegant ~tGrand Holiday—Display ! Miller's Clothing Emporium, NEVADA CITY. TIMES COMING . COMING . fr. Tam,on:Pine St. DIES on hand, “and wishing to keep up with the progress]. . FORT ZX EXave ‘the —— Factories and will be sold v AT San Francisco Prices ! I have also on hand.a Full Line of Guns, Pistols, = » Shelf Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Powder and « Sportsmen’s Materials, Doors, Windows, lron, Steel," Leather, . OOLDAYS) = Largest and Best Asscrtment . i, as it can be gathered from We want money just a5 soon willing’ buyers. A LITTLE SAC of Tliowest Prices , ore For Goods that are always desirable and above repro Clothing, Gents Fut nist Gools, Boots, Shoes Rubber Oil Goods, Trunks, eects, ‘sp, . e can At positive and unmistakable B urgains. We rah ne ing something worthy the ‘attention of every. Shh TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS! THERE I$ SOMETHING IN IT FOR wou: . . HYMAN BROS., COR. BROAD AND PINE STS. NEVADA CITY. Wholesale Houses--San Francisco, New York and Honolulu. FOR THIS WEBK 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 is entitled to a Chromo. E IS NECESSARY. RIFIC ee Leather Shoe . Findings. ALL KINDS OF = —— FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ! Water and Steam Fittings, Brass and Rubber, Goods, ‘ Chain Rope, Nuts, Bolts and Wash ) 1 Sy And a Full Line of 57, 59 and 61 the County,” ‘consisting in part of the following’: In Plush Gooc's--NeW SHADES AND COLORS. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES, JEWEL CASES, COMBINATION CASES WORK BOXES. ODOR CASES, SHAVING SETS, HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, CARD SETS, BABY SETS, Etc., Etec. to $9. Rattan Rockers, reduced from $ to $6. Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture Frames, Half P: Mirrors, Half Price. Bird Cages, Half Price. rice. Fine Rugs, Two-thirds Price NEVADA CITY. Low Prices. The Goods will be Sold Without Reserve ! Most of ‘the Stock is New AND IN STYLE. REMEMBER? THE PLACE: ‘Sakefarth’s Old Stand COMMERCI 4 L_ 8! TRE ET,: (Near Pine,) Aud Evervthing Else at Equally PoP bas ea ABO CAL. IN BOOKS. We havea Large and carefully selected line of D Miscellaneous, Works of ‘Travel, Biography, Fiction, Poems, as wellasa Fine Assortment of Juvenile Holiday Books,.at prices to suit everybody. We have a large assortment of Fine Phototograph Albums in new shades and styles. Also, a fullline of Autograph and Scrap Albums. We have a 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 House Mill, Mining And Farming Materiah, Geo. E. Turner, Pine Street, _ Mevace ety. ak ’ Any one parchasae Five Renate’ worth of Goods at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE Is entitled to a Handsome Framed Engraved Chromo . 14x18. Remember, before purchasing anything for Christmas call at the 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. Holy Spot es! E Ate Mrs, Lester & Crawford ’ -Main Street, Nevada City. aa peer WERE ARE A FEW NOTES CONCERN: ING THEM, Tn the first place, let.us say a few words to HUSBANDS, BROTHERS and LOVERS There is nothing mére acceptable to a lady fora Holiday present than A Dainty Bonnet: “O08 A, HANDSOME DRESS PATTERN. We can furnish either in. the latest styles and atthe Lowest Prices. Our Display of ¢. Silk and Linen Wandkerchiets for Ladies and Gentlemen is unexcefled anywhere, A Pretty Line of NEWPORT SCARFS, The Latest and most effective.shoulder protectors, in all colors. Have youseen the Tatest Novelty in NeckWear, such as SURAH & VELVET COLLARETTES? Nothing nicer for & Christmas Present than one of our Fancy Embroidered Aprons, Unless the same be a pair of Fine Silk Hose. A full assortment of Ptush And Felt Table Sgarfs.—These at Reduced Prices. A staple and always’ welcome Gift is A Pair of FineKid Cloves. We have Dressed'and Undressed, Five and Six Buttons, and Mousquetsire. Here are Some Things FOR GENTLEMEN: Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Memorandum Books; ete., All in Fine Leathers, Another article the Gentlemen admire is A Silk Muffler, We have lots of them, Leather Card Cases, Purses and Hand Satchels for the Ladies, Card Albums and Autograph Albums. te allthe Latest.and Neatest Styles of bindng. : Fully Forty or Fifty Difterent Varieties =p BLOCKS! BLOCKS! BLOCKS! Including Alphabet, Sn lding, Animals, etc, Just the thing fort YO ones, A WondeMand of DOLLS! DOLLS!! DOLLS! Parian, French Bisque, Kid, Bae 2 kind you can think of. Alpgc me RYOTS Other Dolls’ Shoes, Sicclinie and Hats,’ We are very proud of our display of Dolls, sagt but not least we call attention to our: FIVE CENT COUNTER, AND OUR TEN CENT COUNTER! . r. Blunt—What? Not tho ‘Belfair I’ve heard 80 miueh off rs Mon PATON who entrust the selection to us. Palace Drug Store, _PROPRIETORS. Nevada city. * Cor. Pine &@ Commeroia: ote., Mis. Lester & Crawford Many of the artibled on thee cour worth more than, twice. what ae pot ae them, They are all *¢ heaper than dirt,” We fill ordera. by matlan: igi 2 satisfaction, dorantee Se TID BEATE For Sale or Rent in Easy Terms ! Two Fine Ranches, seal ta improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gauge depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and every advantage for a desirable home. Apply to F. -G. BEATTY, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement Asso ciation, Nevada City. 4 LL (een: NEVADA ‘DRUG STORE, Corner Bread ond Pine Streets aS -Nevad x City vv. D. Wwisvtesn, PROPRIETOR. LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES FINE PERPUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSMES, HAND MIRRORS TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS \AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO G OMPOUNDING / peten Druggist and perfect purity guaranteed, Agent for the Imperial London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oompanies, PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM GS THE PLACE 10 BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, aq 00: LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street NOU Cebu is lay ee above Pine, Nevada City, OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOOK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES DIAMONDS, Optical Goods, Bracelets, Breastpins, JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS SET IN DIAMONDS, EMERALDS ’ Rubies, Turquoise, Garnets, Amethysts, Sapphires i Quartz and Other Precious Stones, —_——9——— FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE We make Home Made Jewelry a$ pecialty, whi : tee 18 Carats Fine y, which we guaran. —g— EF Weare selling our be: autiful stock eheane Sey Californis. stock cheaper than any other Store in —_— This is the only place in Nevada City Main Street, Nevada City. where you ean get Reliab Watches, Jewelr ) yi ta Glasses, Ete, Engraving don Free of Charge. T Spectacles, Eye and Ope /., is Ghe Dai Soe FRIDAY, A Mount: Wr, Fenche) mill on Greenh took his gun a) out in search of ed in vain for ~ about to return & short distance track leading fr the mill he w thrilled him, . and a still large in a fierce strug, from either, © ed, down the deavoring to’ {, other’s throat, bound by the Unexpected spe that his dog w the worst of the were several b body, while its be gaining powe moment. He . quick aim and done its work, the safety of the badly hurt in . still very gore. let was abeau one hémdred ‘p six feet from til specimen of th: commonly calle “When I-fired hand to hand fi; mint and me if said Mr, Fenche] to save that dog Nevada Coun Mr. Nichols, ¢ at Spenceville in ity for the staten will grow to perf A few years agi southern part of purpose of investi there, it being hi: Nevada county . amination, he f California land @ being to high anc than that arow concluded that h fruit on his Spen he brought some and planted the was taken of th sprang up and on These ere long w Knecbone, wholi large tree in full . large and well fla people in that vic young orange tree wan stallationsa The officers of . and Lodge at Gra stalled Wednesda mer by E. M. Pr by Edward Coler banquet in conne ercises, which we) egation of Nevada the fraternity. «W. G. Hudson, of the Chapter, we brethren with an . and chain, Rev. the presentation s Geo. W. Hill, f ‘Secretary of both was the recipient upholstered and 1 of ‘which.the Lodg donors, Edward Lodge's spokesma gift. Buried . Miss Sophie La City evangelist. wh wasannouuced last home of a daughte who formerly preac Ready township an inthe Baptist echure weeks before death #0 weak she could ment, excepting up the last when a litt stered to her. I Pascoe, reached he before her decease. in the town where ing the town where where her gran mother’s side still . +08 Election o At aregular me Encampment, No. Wednesday evening cers were elected t suing term: H. ~ “Commander ; Ina C: mander; John We) L. Boardman, Fina M. Allen, Treasurer tain of the Host; L Guard; J. L. Hollar Mrs. L. Werry, Mrs A. M, Allen were el tives, to the Gral which meets in San latter part of next m estat Rasa taaE is wet Roseate Cushio It is fitting that pe {n .rosy cushions. bewitching. For ex mouth filled with pe in ruddy gums as ha) al gems and setting » with SOZODONT. Saakipiomeee Turkeys ! Turkey raffle con and Saturday evenin, day evening, Decer ” Pecarty’s Telegraph street. , Oe Sueps! Seeds! See Weisenburger Broth

Sized by the The Daily Transcript OFFICE: fo. $2 Commertial street, Nevada City, Cal ome CIRCULATES IN @evada City Grass Valley, Ro h& agen -Gpencevitie North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetiand, Nort! rth Bloomfield, Moore’s Fiat, Graniteville. Truckee, andevery other town of Nevada grees FI also in Placer and Sierra counties, ramento, San Franciseo—in f: EP aeougheat the State ‘from Siski ou, Sen Diego" from the §ierra to the FRIDAY, DEO. 28, 1888. —_—_—_—_—_—_————X—a_——————_ LATE NEWS. é — +, Harrison has commenced on his inaugural address. Stockton has a good natural] gas well flowing steadily since 1858, and never knew it was a bonanza until this year. The Lilian Drew Dramatic company took in only $11 at Eugene, Or., on Thursday night of last week and disbanded. Daniel Hamilton, 79 years old, has married his daughter’s sixteen yearold governess, at Cucamonga, Seuthern California. ‘ The Electric Light Company of Porterville, Tulare. county, ran short of carbon last week, and for four nights the town was without light. Billy McMurtry, a young tough recently released from the State Prison on account of his youth, stabbed and cut an acquaintance at Stockton. The Silver State places the total population of Nevada at 45,000 and > recommends a reduction in the cost of operating the State Government. Marblehead, Mass., was visited by a destructive fire. Seven acres in the business akd manfacturing part of the town were burned over, the loss being over half a million. The steamboat John H. Hanna, from the’ Ouachita river with a large number of passengers, Monday ~ night at Plaquemine, La. Twenty lives were lost. It has been discovered that the coupons to Sacramento city bonds have not been canceled in all cases when redeenied, ‘and there is a suspicion that some of them have been paid _ twice. . Twefity-nine colored men have applied for positions on the Los Angeles polic@ force, and some of the esthetic white club-wielders threaten to resign if any of the colored men are appointed. A pleasure boat was wrecked’on San Francisco Bay. Mr. and Mrs. George Stump, Andrew Zickel, Matthew Cox, Mary Morales and Katie Zickel were drowned: Frank Stump was the only person saved. The Allez Distillery, located on the i foothill road from Pasadena to Si: r.a Prhoe Madre, Los Angeles county, her} vw Torti lew cogent Tae fo shun secieiovernment officials for violation of the revenue laws. The attachment includes about 35,500 gallons of wine. Monday evening a robber broke a window, reached into a gamblingroom in the Mazeppa saloon, at Spokane Falls, seized the” moneydrawer before the eyes of the astounded habitues of the place and made off with it. It contained $500. The crowd rushed for the back door, but found it barred on the outside. Turning tothe front entrance they tripped over a rope strungtacross the entrance By the time any of them got fairly’ outside the robber had disappeared. Am Elegant Substitute — For ils, salts, pills, dnd all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. Carr., Bros., Nevada City. ‘ tf oo aace Garven and Vegetable seeds at Weisenburger Brother’. d8-1m ————+ 0+ Deollarand Half Corsets. was burned. gine AMERICAN WIFE,” Sm terres . _ Traveled English Dame (in London)— was money thrown away; he ad: had an idea on any subject whatever.” “I should judge so frota these records: absolute failure everywhere. You did not succeed even in the _—s meer ment.”’ “No, I spoiled everything I sttenete and burnt my fingers and nearly set’ myselfon fire. I'll never go near a kitchen so longas I live; I’ll starve first.” your own stockings.” “T know it.” **What is to become of you? good for anything at all?’ _. -* “No, mother; nothing.” “Well, I’ll just give up our London house and we'll emigrate to the United States. You are not fit for anything but to be an American wife.””—Omaha World. A WEDDING RING OF BAD-OMEN. seys.”” ‘When he should have been at church, in nightgown and slippers. When reminded that Mauritia of Nas@au was waiting for him at the altar, he ng. A he; without looking at it, placed on the hurried to church but forgot the friend present ‘gave him’ one w bride’s finger. PATI none was a widower. eed He Was a Sad Flatterer. “you doing?” I’m doing? Fixing up my hair.” H—‘Well—hic—I’m glad to see you doing that.” W—‘‘And' where have——" ™ that. For you have the most beautiful hair I eversaw.’”: ” W—‘' Where were you——” H—‘'I shay you have the most beautiful hair Ieversaw. And it just matches your face. For you have the most beautiful face—hic—I ever saw—so there.”’ W. (smiling)—‘‘Do.you think my face beautiful?” H. (putting his boots under the pillow) Vnnushiee, «3 habit ot frequently inviting a few én'. friends to dinner. however, and only kept one servant. One day, ds he sat at the table witha guest, a new servant entered .with a covered dish. asked the nobleman. the departure of his friend, when he called the house more honor if you had said ‘roasted fowels.’ after.” * A fortnight afterward the nobleman invited several more friends to dinner. Upon the servant entering with an as~— each carrying a dish, the master b “Reo & G.” The newest, latest, and best. Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. tf. Gee fruit Trees for Sale. fon he'had undergone, and replied, —_ laughter, an ~ “It’a fun watchin’ the way folks signal to us,” said the driver. up eve mechanic, the real potwolloper. stands in the middle of the street and —‘‘You sre the most beautiful wonian et the world.”’ W. (lovingly)— Yon darling John, you are asad flatterer. Let meunbutton your collar for you.’’—Boston Courier. . -xags, Ge ea oe . ak Mcrilier's Wise Deeiston. ~ “My dear, these reports from the Young Ladies’ College are very discouraging . » Lovely Daughter—‘‘I know they vst be, mother. The dean said my sch. ooling added that there wasno learn inme, and hat I never “You can’t even sew; you can’t mend Are you The Tragic Events That Followed Its Use. A tragic story of a forgotten wedding ring is told in the ‘‘Lives of the LindColin Lindsey, the young Earl of Balcarres, was quietly eating his breakfast After the ceremony was over the countess glanced at her hand, and beheld a grinning death’s head on herring. She fainted away, and the omen made such an impression on her that on her recovery she declared that she was destined to die within a year, a presentiment that probably brought about its own fulfillment, for in a few months the careless Colin Husband (Tipsy; late home; wife fixing up her hair before the looking glass; her heart full of rancor; ready to give hima dreadful scolding)—‘‘Why, dear, what are Wife (snappishly)—‘‘Don’t you see what H—‘I shay I’m glad to see you doing THE “DIFFERENCE. a A Comparison ¢f Imterest to all Who Kend, a bodies of water in British Nortlt America, Hudson Bay, Maria’s Inlet, Mellvile Sound nnd Madison’s River? A compuete line of toys, Christmas cards, games, confectionery, and everything else appropridte for holiday gilts at Sinocot & Durbin’s. H ee Cure for Sick Meadache, If you want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, osk Oarr Bros., the Se ee Dr. Gunn’s Liver P ills, Only ore for ‘ \ > a dose. -Sunrples free. Full bex 25 cente. : my21-ly ——oe ~ ‘ Ir’ you want a fine fern -ont, go to, Henry Lane’s. livery and feed stable. f ~ 0-0 @e o~— —— THERE is nothing s nicer to present te 4 lady than one of those fine plush albume at Carr’Bros, tf “a oodFor home-made jewlery, diamonds, watch chaing, glove buttons, ,ete., go ‘'toC. J. Braxn’s. dl9-tf _ +e + Someruina new in Christmas cards at Carr Bros. ti eens whe New Dise overy. You have heard your friends and neighbors tulking about it. Yott may } yoursell be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good athing itis. Ifyou. have ever t iedit,you are one of its stanch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have What is the difference in the foar. * Ramee: ) Aurger Brothers’. d8-1m SMa a se An Pears’ Soap is the toilet adjunct. All. parties having fars they desire . : to have dressed ian made into rugs or robes will do well to send them to Camet & Drabec of Quaker aes who will do the work in A No.1 shape. locos 4 FREE CANDY. The first is a Gentlemsn’s Bag of (j ( il liday \ lp . iat Water. The second is a Lady’s Pond ail () . dy kK d ti per re} c : of Water. The third is a Gentleman’s (C= ONE, COME y AND GET A ROCKERY uJ y .W . : i : Sound of W ater. The fourth isa GenSilk Handkerchiefs, tleman’s River of Water. All these ois of. Choice French Candy, : GLASS, difficulties have been overcome by the E"ree, Mufflers : use of Ronert’s Gotpen Gare MeprWith our Delicious Teas and ca 7 CHINA cau Syrur. They have no more IndiCoffees ; : gestion, Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Pain in Every person coming direct to our Store Suspenders, AND the Side or Back, Sick or Nervous Will Get Headache, Con dination Liver or Kidre : A da EX ed Catan ee EXTAA DOUBLE TICKETS. Neckwear, FANCY GooDS known where the G. G. M.S. isused. . EXTRA FINE. TEAS, The G. GM. 8. is siwaye iddind on EXTRA CHOICE COFFEES, In This Market sale at W. Hl. Smith’s, Commercial PO oe ee CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS, street, Nevada City. Also sold. by ~—AND A— H Mrs. Addie R. Brackett, Agent.” . Baye of Pure French Candy Free. They are Direct From Eastern enema ns Po rim Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods ~AT— : Departments are brimful of OGhoice Bargains. Give us a trialand judge for yourself. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA C0., Commercial St., Nevada City. Ww holesale House—h2, 54—Market Street— 56, 58, San Francisco, Cal. With 40 Stores, we are. enabled to undersell all others. daib BROAD STREET, fHaving a.very large stock of CHRIST MAS. CANof the age, and being of a generous disposition and determined not to be outdone by any firni in town, . am~ now making arrangements wich the Gorcat. tea Shipping Company so that , Persons buying 50 conts: worth of French Candy , WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A POUND OF FINE TEA. lalso have a Prize Raffle, consisting of 60 chances, at 50 cts. a’chance. Each packagezcontains a'prize, The lucky."nmber draws a Winchester:Rifle, model of '86,2calibre 40-82. towe*>. with2apparatus forire-loading shells; also a quant* of Loaded Shells, never used it and should be afilicted with a cough, cold of any, — orC hest tr9p shag gt as Obeying Orders. ~ . ‘ nobleman : 2 gemmmmrmntamends ote! ene ho loved: “society was in erent ’ He was not rich, aah every time, or money Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Dragstore. Lani se me, secure a bottle at once Zive ita ‘tiie trial. It is guaran refunded. HEN) also Give Moabs-atealPiirs at this Restaurant, FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS. ee ee AND ALWAYS:KEEP-.ON HAND! J, S. HOLBROOK Pine St. Nevaga city. “What have you got there, John?” , “A roasted fowl, my lord.” * * The nobleman said nothing till after is servant before him. “John,” said he, “you would have done Remember that here“Yes, my lord.” sf oe What have you got there, John?” aad The man had not forgotten the correcttw “Roasted oxen and calves.” “* “the com msi pod burst into a Gt of the host joined them, , . sin 7 sani a { Signaling @ Stroet Car, =“ “T can size ’em time. First, there’s the gar 8 says ‘Hulloo!’ a wavin’ both arms as though she was shootin’ the cows out of the garden. Then comes the up stairs irl—the genteel kind. She turns pach d & one side and waves her hand as thou go somebody was pullin’ the string. the missis, she stands on the Bi and cmd but impressively lifts one finger. he old cha with spectacles and a black suit shakes his goldand roars ‘Stop his big stick long enough to Jas. T. Bous. Valley. d6-20t Dressina cases, toilet. sets, bandkerchiefs and glove boxes in new and stylish colors at Carr Bros, tf Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs, J. NAFFZIGEE, Proprietor. December 26th, 1888, ‘Sisties P Pearce, Grass Valley, 8D Avery, do J C Conaway, do WB Van Orden, do Gilman Wright, do John Bennett, do Geo Lord, do W D Harris, do Miss Gillilan, city, 8Wheeler, do IW Robinson, do F W Evans, "do Robert McLeod, Washington, J W Greenlaw, Sacramento A Frandy, Edwards’ Bridge, Wm Olliver, Virginia City, W EB Perran. Sau Francisco, T J Nolan, Colfax, Chas Teglar, Railroad, Dan Coughlan, do Arrivals at National Exchanve Hotel Rector BROTHERS, Proprietors. December 26th, 1888. Wm Culver, Grass Valley, Jas J UPanney) oo JR Collins, San Reacieca, do usiness man w pgp tlie peur A SPRAT FOR A WHALE. si een ae George Law's Great Game of Poker and ~ ‘What Came of It. ~~ George Law, of New York, is said to have expended nearly $25,000 recently in making presents toa number of his personal! friends at Saratoga. A gentleman who was on intimateterms with him years ago, says that on one occasion he rode up the Hudson on an Albany boat with George Law, Commodore Vanderbilt and a third party,whose name I have now forgotten, and a gameof poker was suggested, and my informant, knowing that the stakes were going tobe quite large, did not goin, but George Law and Vanderbilt did with the other one. Just as they started George Law . pered to my friend: “If I seem to be playing a reckless game to-night don’t you say a word.’’ He promised that he would keep his feelings to himself and watch the game. They sat up nearly all night, and before they arose from their chairs Law had dropped $45,000 to. Commodore Vanderbilt. They parted at Albany in the morning, but about a week afterwards Law was encountered on Wall street,when he said: -“J reckon you think I played a mighty reckless game with the Commodore the other night, but I have just this morning sold him my line ef steamers and I have cleared $195,000 by the sale.” -, s “es me * Real Surprise. Miss Ifair—“You didn’t poe. Mr. Blunt; I am Migs Deltas» GOOD AS GOLD! BANKRUPT SALE eaded cane at you that car, you rascal!’ while the dude stops sucking the head of to hold it up idiy with an air that means ‘Hold pp, fellah,’ though he ; t egr $1.2 I have 30,000 apple and Barilett pear . {0288 OF energy to say it Homey tg oe trees for sale at my nursery, Grass. head or looks at you, but just stands there beside the track thinking up some new schem hoget when the car comes . 22. . ene ve ma rab at it and swin Iluir Mattresses, reduced from $20 on sy plenty of fun in this . to #15. cntaaet you only know how to get a Spring Beds, reduced from $10 to $7. hold of it,"”New ork botaine 8 Willow Rockers, reduced from plz —— 6 CRAND ‘ THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Household . Furnitur Mattresses,

Spring Beds Carpets, Mirrors, Etc., Recently owned by L. M. Suke" forth and purchased at Sheriff's Sale by the undersigned, BEHOLD THE BARGAINS . Bedroom Sets reduced from $115 to Bedroom Sets reduced from $40 to 30. Cc lar pe “th, 25 to $1. © arpets. per yard, reducegl fous #1 to 75 cebta. Parlor, Sets, reduced frond $60 to. $40 Bed Lounges, reduced from $30 to *per yard, skcandnae from CHRISTMAS. NEWYEAR’S! Season every little Boy and Girl, all the larger Girls, and particularly the Young Ladies, MUST HAVE SOMETHING NICE. In order that all may be accommodated we have laid in THE LARGEST, FINES? AND MOST VARIED STOCk OF HOLIDAY GOODS to be had in — SS aaa —AND PEE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING ! —_——00 There is no getting aroundit. At the Holiday Graseand Clover Seeds at’ Weisen most elegant ~tGrand Holiday—Display ! Miller's Clothing Emporium, NEVADA CITY. TIMES COMING . COMING . fr. Tam,on:Pine St. DIES on hand, “and wishing to keep up with the progress]. . FORT ZX EXave ‘the —— Factories and will be sold v AT San Francisco Prices ! I have also on hand.a Full Line of Guns, Pistols, = » Shelf Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Powder and « Sportsmen’s Materials, Doors, Windows, lron, Steel," Leather, . OOLDAYS) = Largest and Best Asscrtment . i, as it can be gathered from We want money just a5 soon willing’ buyers. A LITTLE SAC of Tliowest Prices , ore For Goods that are always desirable and above repro Clothing, Gents Fut nist Gools, Boots, Shoes Rubber Oil Goods, Trunks, eects, ‘sp, . e can At positive and unmistakable B urgains. We rah ne ing something worthy the ‘attention of every. Shh TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS! THERE I$ SOMETHING IN IT FOR wou: . . HYMAN BROS., COR. BROAD AND PINE STS. NEVADA CITY. Wholesale Houses--San Francisco, New York and Honolulu. FOR THIS WEBK 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 is entitled to a Chromo. E IS NECESSARY. RIFIC ee Leather Shoe . Findings. ALL KINDS OF = —— FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ! Water and Steam Fittings, Brass and Rubber, Goods, ‘ Chain Rope, Nuts, Bolts and Wash ) 1 Sy And a Full Line of 57, 59 and 61 the County,” ‘consisting in part of the following’: In Plush Gooc's--NeW SHADES AND COLORS. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES, JEWEL CASES, COMBINATION CASES WORK BOXES. ODOR CASES, SHAVING SETS, HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, CARD SETS, BABY SETS, Etc., Etec. to $9. Rattan Rockers, reduced from $ to $6. Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture Frames, Half P: Mirrors, Half Price. Bird Cages, Half Price. rice. Fine Rugs, Two-thirds Price NEVADA CITY. Low Prices. The Goods will be Sold Without Reserve ! Most of ‘the Stock is New AND IN STYLE. REMEMBER? THE PLACE: ‘Sakefarth’s Old Stand COMMERCI 4 L_ 8! TRE ET,: (Near Pine,) Aud Evervthing Else at Equally PoP bas ea ABO CAL. IN BOOKS. We havea Large and carefully selected line of D Miscellaneous, Works of ‘Travel, Biography, Fiction, Poems, as wellasa Fine Assortment of Juvenile Holiday Books,.at prices to suit everybody. We have a large assortment of Fine Phototograph Albums in new shades and styles. Also, a fullline of Autograph and Scrap Albums. We have a 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 House Mill, Mining And Farming Materiah, Geo. E. Turner, Pine Street, _ Mevace ety. ak ’ Any one parchasae Five Renate’ worth of Goods at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE Is entitled to a Handsome Framed Engraved Chromo . 14x18. Remember, before purchasing anything for Christmas call at the 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. Holy Spot es! E Ate Mrs, Lester & Crawford ’ -Main Street, Nevada City. aa peer WERE ARE A FEW NOTES CONCERN: ING THEM, Tn the first place, let.us say a few words to HUSBANDS, BROTHERS and LOVERS There is nothing mére acceptable to a lady fora Holiday present than A Dainty Bonnet: “O08 A, HANDSOME DRESS PATTERN. We can furnish either in. the latest styles and atthe Lowest Prices. Our Display of ¢. Silk and Linen Wandkerchiets for Ladies and Gentlemen is unexcefled anywhere, A Pretty Line of NEWPORT SCARFS, The Latest and most effective.shoulder protectors, in all colors. Have youseen the Tatest Novelty in NeckWear, such as SURAH & VELVET COLLARETTES? Nothing nicer for & Christmas Present than one of our Fancy Embroidered Aprons, Unless the same be a pair of Fine Silk Hose. A full assortment of Ptush And Felt Table Sgarfs.—These at Reduced Prices. A staple and always’ welcome Gift is A Pair of FineKid Cloves. We have Dressed'and Undressed, Five and Six Buttons, and Mousquetsire. Here are Some Things FOR GENTLEMEN: Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Memorandum Books; ete., All in Fine Leathers, Another article the Gentlemen admire is A Silk Muffler, We have lots of them, Leather Card Cases, Purses and Hand Satchels for the Ladies, Card Albums and Autograph Albums. te allthe Latest.and Neatest Styles of bindng. : Fully Forty or Fifty Difterent Varieties =p BLOCKS! BLOCKS! BLOCKS! Including Alphabet, Sn lding, Animals, etc, Just the thing fort YO ones, A WondeMand of DOLLS! DOLLS!! DOLLS! Parian, French Bisque, Kid, Bae 2 kind you can think of. Alpgc me RYOTS Other Dolls’ Shoes, Sicclinie and Hats,’ We are very proud of our display of Dolls, sagt but not least we call attention to our: FIVE CENT COUNTER, AND OUR TEN CENT COUNTER! . r. Blunt—What? Not tho ‘Belfair I’ve heard 80 miueh off rs Mon PATON who entrust the selection to us. Palace Drug Store, _PROPRIETORS. Nevada city. * Cor. Pine &@ Commeroia: ote., Mis. Lester & Crawford Many of the artibled on thee cour worth more than, twice. what ae pot ae them, They are all *¢ heaper than dirt,” We fill ordera. by matlan: igi 2 satisfaction, dorantee Se TID BEATE For Sale or Rent in Easy Terms ! Two Fine Ranches, seal ta improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gauge depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and every advantage for a desirable home. Apply to F. -G. BEATTY, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement Asso ciation, Nevada City. 4 LL (een: NEVADA ‘DRUG STORE, Corner Bread ond Pine Streets aS -Nevad x City vv. D. Wwisvtesn, PROPRIETOR. LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES FINE PERPUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSMES, HAND MIRRORS TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS \AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO G OMPOUNDING / peten Druggist and perfect purity guaranteed, Agent for the Imperial London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oompanies, PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM GS THE PLACE 10 BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, aq 00: LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street NOU Cebu is lay ee above Pine, Nevada City, OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOOK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES DIAMONDS, Optical Goods, Bracelets, Breastpins, JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS SET IN DIAMONDS, EMERALDS ’ Rubies, Turquoise, Garnets, Amethysts, Sapphires i Quartz and Other Precious Stones, —_——9——— FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE We make Home Made Jewelry a$ pecialty, whi : tee 18 Carats Fine y, which we guaran. —g— EF Weare selling our be: autiful stock eheane Sey Californis. stock cheaper than any other Store in —_— This is the only place in Nevada City Main Street, Nevada City. where you ean get Reliab Watches, Jewelr ) yi ta Glasses, Ete, Engraving don Free of Charge. T Spectacles, Eye and Ope /., is Ghe Dai Soe FRIDAY, A Mount: Wr, Fenche) mill on Greenh took his gun a) out in search of ed in vain for ~ about to return & short distance track leading fr the mill he w thrilled him, . and a still large in a fierce strug, from either, © ed, down the deavoring to’ {, other’s throat, bound by the Unexpected spe that his dog w the worst of the were several b body, while its be gaining powe moment. He . quick aim and done its work, the safety of the badly hurt in . still very gore. let was abeau one hémdred ‘p six feet from til specimen of th: commonly calle “When I-fired hand to hand fi; mint and me if said Mr, Fenche] to save that dog Nevada Coun Mr. Nichols, ¢ at Spenceville in ity for the staten will grow to perf A few years agi southern part of purpose of investi there, it being hi: Nevada county . amination, he f California land @ being to high anc than that arow concluded that h fruit on his Spen he brought some and planted the was taken of th sprang up and on These ere long w Knecbone, wholi large tree in full . large and well fla people in that vic young orange tree wan stallationsa The officers of . and Lodge at Gra stalled Wednesda mer by E. M. Pr by Edward Coler banquet in conne ercises, which we) egation of Nevada the fraternity. «W. G. Hudson, of the Chapter, we brethren with an . and chain, Rev. the presentation s Geo. W. Hill, f ‘Secretary of both was the recipient upholstered and 1 of ‘which.the Lodg donors, Edward Lodge's spokesma gift. Buried . Miss Sophie La City evangelist. wh wasannouuced last home of a daughte who formerly preac Ready township an inthe Baptist echure weeks before death #0 weak she could ment, excepting up the last when a litt stered to her. I Pascoe, reached he before her decease. in the town where ing the town where where her gran mother’s side still . +08 Election o At aregular me Encampment, No. Wednesday evening cers were elected t suing term: H. ~ “Commander ; Ina C: mander; John We) L. Boardman, Fina M. Allen, Treasurer tain of the Host; L Guard; J. L. Hollar Mrs. L. Werry, Mrs A. M, Allen were el tives, to the Gral which meets in San latter part of next m estat Rasa taaE is wet Roseate Cushio It is fitting that pe {n .rosy cushions. bewitching. For ex mouth filled with pe in ruddy gums as ha) al gems and setting » with SOZODONT. Saakipiomeee Turkeys ! Turkey raffle con and Saturday evenin, day evening, Decer ” Pecarty’s Telegraph street. , Oe Sueps! Seeds! See Weisenburger Broth