December 31, 1885 (4 pages)

penne veg rictor, TANTLY Py fos 1etor, . OP. LE HOP u tory, DO tinting, ORE } STYL vVILLE, 5. ee farket. ank, svietor, s, Etc., Wholeound jin a rietor. By TYLE +, in which erience. morning. rder,e Season style. KEMPF. LNCS iEDY. tle 50 cts, EMEDY IN Throat, seness, Cough, . THE INGS. ving Conungs, and the Threat. sstores in LARK, ada City. a le. use andDA CITY. 1t to busi ly at this dié-im et whom it vag? Quartz , will not urvished or he Chicazo “to Geo. Tracy. The Daily Transcript 18 PUBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. NN Joun Canrietp and Silas Nihell returned yesterday from. a prospecting tour in the Gaston Ridge art ‘of Washington township. hey located several promising quartz claims up there, and brought home their pockets full of rocks thut sparkle wi particles of gold. . «<> o Tus Young Men’s Social Cl ub will have Huot’s Hall handsomely decorated for tonight’s party. The floor will be canvassed . (this saves the ladies’ dresses), and Mountain Division orchestra, under Phil. Goyne’s leadership, will play the music. : J. F. Ritey, of Moore’s Flat, this county, has been avpointed to a position in the Custom House at San Francisco. Mr. Riley is a fine young gentleman, a successful school teacher and a model Democrat. He will fill the bill in the Custom House, ; >< Cox. E. P, Bares, whe has been on a trip to Arizona examiting some of the mines of that part, ot the country, returned here Tuesday evening and yesterday went up to the Alaska mine. —_e JupGe Sears and wife, and Miss Carrie Pond, who haye been . paying a visit-to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls of this city, returned yesterday to San Francisco. JarLor Carter is now the only unmarried 1nan around the Courthouse, outside of the jail portion of the building. He looks mighty lonesome. —_——— 1 me Seconp-HAND furniture bought and sold at the Standard Auction and Commission house, successor . n26-tf L. Hyman, of the clothing firm of Hyman Brothers, is Bs to arrive here from San Francisco Saturday. L. Foss and L. Mowry, of Downieville, arrived here yesterday on their way to San Francisco. Hanpbsome Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Picture Frames, etc., at Carr Brothers. a es THE crowD is constantly going to Carr Bros. for their fine Holiday Goods. Mrs. Geo. F. Jacoss goes to the Bay Saturday for a few weeks’ visit. New and novel designs in New Year calling, cards at Brand Bros. Dr. PENNINGTON’s dental office is on Commercial street. did Hourway goods ofall deascriptions at Carr Bros. ALL kindsof Holiday books at Carr Bros. a ee Fress candy at Brand Bros, District Attorney Lang’s Luek. As will be observed by reference tothe marriage notices in this paper, District Attorney Long has taken unto himself a wife. The Lride is, we believe, a native of this city, her mother at present residing, here. For some time past she has been engaged as a teacher in the publie schools of Napa City. She isa bright and interesting lady, and will make anexcellent wife tothe popular official and esteemed gentleman whose life partner she nus become. Tne Transcript extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Long. ——-—--> « &--— GRAND HOLIDAY EVENT. Roller Skating Programme at Hunt’s Hall Friday Night. Hunt’s Hall New Year Night ! Trick and Fancy Skating contest between Marshal and Carkeek for an elegant silver cup. ,See these . artistic skaters. Candle Race or valuadle prize. Funniest thing on skates.’ Entirely new and very exciting. Ladies admitted free; men 25c. Judge Suwien Married, A gentleman who came over from Dutch Flat yesterday says Judge Sowden of this city was married at that plave Monday evening. Weare not yetin possession of any of the particulars of the case, but extend congratulations all the same. Mr. and Mrs. Sowden are not expected . home till after New Year’s. SS It is wise to provide against emergenciesthat are liable to arise in every family. A cold may be a dangerous thing, or not, depending the means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold, Croup, asthma, etc., Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will prove the quickest and most effective cure and your best friend. ; OUR HEALTH. q And Our Superfor Accommodations for Burying Other Folks. In one of the last summer . months the State Board of Health showed that the death rute ia Grass Valley was lower than in any 40wn ol its size-in the State, and the same report showed that the death rate of Nevada City was the highest of any. We think plankeu streets had much to do witn that high deaih rate. We did not rejoice over the factof the high deatu rate of a town in our county, but we endeavored to show. that the Board of Heaith had» made 4) mistake ‘in its figure. We trieu, to Jie our néighburing town out o) its sickiy repulation.—iidings. ~ The Board of Health made no mistake in its figures for that summer month, dear ’neighbor fidings, and what you said then, instead of what you say now, was andis the truth. Nevada City did have the most burials for any town ofits size in the State, for the reason that this is the metropvlis in the geographical and commercial center of a large ani popuious section of country including such places as North San Juan, Gold Flat, North Bloomfield, Grasse Valley, Red Dog, Graniteville and other suburban communities. When our provincial friends want to bury their lamented dead in style, instead of packing them in.o their own uiready overcrowded cemeteries, they bring them to the burying grounds of Nevada City where there is ample room tor all. We take pride in accommodating the people of other parts of the county in this respect, and even though the State Board oi Health in its report charges up to. Nevada City the number of peaple whoare interred within her corporate limits, and not those alone who die here, without explaining the difference, we fret not because we know that very few people read those reports, and still less people have confidence in their correctness. —_——_-__2 <2. New, Xear’s Calls. Mrs. P. C. Clancey will receive callers on New Year’s day, at her residence on Coyote street, below the Catholic Church, from the hours of lto8 p.m. She will be issisted by Miss Cannon of Yuba City, Miss Eva Perkins of Grass Valley, and Misses Emma Gove, Mary and Sadie Arnhart. Miss Ida Allen, assisted by Mrs. J.M. Hadley, Mrs. A. M. Allen, Misses Cora Clark, Jessie Nivens, Mary Hook and Jeanette Curtis, . will receive at Miss Allen’s home on Coyote street from 1:30 to 9 o’clock P. M. ; dee Native Sons’ Election, The following were elected Tuesday evening to sef¥e during the ensuing six months as officers of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W.: E. F. Rosenthal, President; L. 8. Calkins, First Vice President; W. T. Morgan, Second Vice President; F. T. Nilon, Third Vice. President; Geo. D. Black, Record‘ing Secretary; Marcus Baruh, Asst. R.8.; Chas. Hanson, Financial Secretary; Jas. Grimes, Marshal; D. E. Morgan, Past President. The insta'lation takes place at the next meeting. ‘For One Hundred Days. Dicky the Tough has_ been brought to the county jail from Grass Valley to serve a term of 160 days. It is only about a month since he served a thirtyday term. He is one of those worthless vagabonds for whom the jail has no terrors, so long. as they are provided by the tax-payers with an abundance of the best kind of food and have no work to do. si Premised to Leave. Ben. Hosking disturbed the peace of this borough Tuesday night, and was arrested therefor. Justice Wadsworth let him off with a seven dollar fine when he came into court yesterday, the understanding being that he leave town. a Watch Night Service. The Mission and Congregational churches will hold a Union service in the Baptist Church on Thursday evening, to commence at9 o’clock. The exercises will be varied and interesting. All are cordially invited. ott nneel In Case of Rain. Should if rain tonight, the Young Men’s Social Club will provide carriages for their guests. Leave orders at Hennessy’s or Graham’s stable. lt ee Berore buying your UYoutpay Goons look at the fine articles displayed at Carr Bros. Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph and Photograph Albums at Carr Bros. Tue finest Christmas and New Year cards at Carr Bros, aga is aca. a aa Exegant New Year presents at Brand Bros, a » WOULD-BE TEACHERS. a Semi-Annual Examination of Applicants for Certificates, The following are some more of the questions propounded at the teachers examination in progress here this week : ALGEBRA. Omi’ ted for want of space. PENMANSHIP. as 6 Write the principles and elements you use in writing. _ Il. Tell how you would teach the combined movement, the . whole arm movement, sous to give grace and freedom. Iit> Analyze H., g., Q., r. IV. Write the loop letters. ve The following stanza will be taken as a specimen of your Penmanship: My golden spurs now bring to me, And bring to me mv rivhest mail, For tomorrow . go over land and sea, In search of the Holy Grail. 5, State the manners in which John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Rutherford B. Hayes, were elected Presidents of the United States. Il. (a). Under what circumstancesand by whom was. the ‘‘Star Spangled Banner’’ written? (b). State the main issues of the great debate “between Webster and Hayne. ‘ Ei; (a). Name the battles fought in by Taylor during the war with Explain ‘‘‘Alahow and when Mexico. (b). bama Claims ;’’ settled. IV. What and where are the following: Monticello, Mount Vernon, faneuil Hall, Valley Forge, Buli Run? ; V. During whose adurinistrations and from what governments were the acquisitions of territory to the United States made? : VI. (q). How many States’ were in the: Union when Washington was jrst elected president? (b), Write a brief sketch of Horace ureeley. Vit, Trace Grant through the war of 3€ cession, VIII. State the causes of the Civil War. Ix. (a). Explain existing state of affairs between the United States and Austria. (b). State causes which led to the impeachment of An irew Johnson. a Contrast the policies of Andrew Jackson and Ja.es Buchanan. ~_>< A Wonder on Wheels. Thursday evening at the Theatre, Master Freddie Lundquist, the acknowledged boy champion fancy: and trick skater of the Pacific Voast,will give his first exhibition ja Nevada City. Little Freddie gives a marvelously clever exhivition on the rollers and is ‘undoubtedly the best skater who has ever visited Nevada County. fhe floor will be put in good condition for skating by a special preparation. Skating startes at 7 p. M., and the exhibition will take place at8p. mM. T.1is will give everyone a chance to see the San Faancisco wonder perform before going tothe ball. Admission 25 cents, children (under 12) 15 cents. Skates 10 cents extra. 2t Ben. BENJAMIN. _ ome Geo. ANDREWS, overseer of the Lowell Carpet Corporation, was, for over twenty years, before ., is removal to Lowell, afflicted with salt rheum in its worst form. Its ulcerations covered more than half the surface of his body and limbs. He was entirely cured by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. lw In one week Ely’s Cream Balm opened a passage in one nostril throagh which { had not breathed in three years, subdued an inflammation in my head and throat, ‘the result of Catarrh.—CoLoneL QO. M. Nemuay, Owego, N. Y. (See advertisement. ) d16-tf£ <-> °. From the mildest ailment of the stomach to the Deadliest Epidemic Fever, Dr. Richhmond’s Samaritan Nervine is conquering maladies which have defied the « Faculty, while Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheu-matism, 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 coot, ,ushing Spring of water to the parched and fainting traveler in the desert. Gress Valley Mining ftems. We get the following items from yesterday’s Union: © The Omaha and Lone Jack quartz mining properties, which are on the same lode, have been consolidated. The Omaha was worked some years ago, and for a time at a profit, but later it was said not te be showing well, although a strong vein was opened up in the lowest southerly jevel. The Lone Jack was once a noted mine in the district. It was located in 1865, and was worked up to the year 1866, during which time it was credited with a yield of $500,000. : The Coe quartz mining property was yesterday sold by the owner, E. W. Roberts, to a syndicate of Grass Valleyans. John Robinson, Jr., the circus man had _ had a bond upon the property, but on account of other business engage: ments was prevented from coming to California to see about it, and relinquished the bond in favor of parties here who subscribed -the amount of the purchase price before the expiration of the time of the bond, which would have been tomorrow. It is reported that the price paid is $5,000; which is considered low, as although there is no machinery on'the ground the working shaft is down §00 feet, and several levels opened, showing a strong vein of fair milling ore. >-———_—— Foothill Oranges, A wagon load ot oranges from the Excelsioh Water and Mining Company’s Bonanza ranch,situated two miles below Smartsville, were brought town yesterday, among them be a box of the fruit sent to the ‘Stewart, Secretary’ of the Company. They were brought up by H. B. Jones, an experienced grower of citrus fruits, whois shortly to be made Foreman of the Ranch, W. L. Fontaine, at present in charge, being about to remove to another part of the State. Finer oranges were never raised anywhere. They are of large size, entirely free from scale, bright in color, sweet, and of delicious flavor. The orchard is four or fivé years old, and this year’s crop, amoanting to about 6,000, is the first gathered. Itis now clearly demonstrated that the foothill country lying a few miles below here can compete successfully with Southern California in tlie matter of orange growing, and we are proud of the fact. The *‘Mikado,”’ The management give assurance that Gilbert & Sullivan’s opera of the ‘‘Mikado” will be produced at the Theatre in this vity on Friday and Saturday evenings in amanner worthy of its musical merits. Notwithstanding the expense of giving such performances, the prices of admission will remain as usual, See the brightcolored bills and posters that adorn the dead-walls of the town, also the advertisement in the TRANSCRIPT. 0a eNot Qualified Locators. Aliens cannot locate or hold mining claims. An alien who has never declared his intention to become a citizen is not a qualified locator of mining ground, and he cannot hold a° mining claim, either by actual possession or by location, against one who connects himself with the Government title, by compliance with the mining law. wee Frwncep New Year cards at Brand Bros. o> > Commended by the Ladiss. If any lady is unfortunate enough to be troubled with freckles, moths, pimples or an unsightly compléxion, the use of Aina xab,the Egyptian Elixir, will make her skin soft, clear and brilliant. There is no skin which will not be improved by it. Itdoes not injure the skin, but rids it of irapurities and the effects therefore are permanent. There are many lait, anyof whom will cheerfully testify as to its merits. W. D. Vinton, the druggist at this city; is selling it at the reduced price of 75 cents a bottle in order to close out a consignment that has_ been put in his hands for rapid disposal. The usual price is $1 per bottle, and the opportunity to buy it for less will not last long. 2t Nota Single Gray Hair. “You may laugh and think me a vain thing,” writes Mrs. J. R. C., of San Francisco, to a friend in this city, ‘‘but I have not a gray hair in my head, and yet (sad to say) I am fifty anda day. Recently: my hair was not only quite gray but quife tbin, too. Parker’s Hair Balsam—made in New York, I think—did wonders forme. ‘i'ry it if you have occasion. It really does what I say, and restores the fg gat a dye, not greasy, highly perfumed.” Only reliable 50c dressing. ‘aay at Carr Bros. dies in Nevada county who use. Make Them Brief. Sere The ‘Transcaier is always pleased to receive from its acquaintances and patrons, for publication,communications treating upon live topics of local interest. Such letters must not be too lengthy, however. A column of space is as a rule enough to devote to most any subject at onetime. ‘‘Brevity is the soul of wit,’’ and a quarter ofa column idea'spread out over from a quarter to a half page of a newspaper is in danger of being spread so thin that the good things init are entirely lost to the reader who does not possess a superabundance of patience and time. ae Who Has Done It? Apples now sell for $2 a box at Tacson. Fifteen years ago they were sold for $38 a box.—S. F. “hronicle. And for fifteen years the Chronicle has been. howling again: t railroads. Now the quéstion arises, What brought about this desirable change in the price of apples at Tucson—the Chronicle or the railroads? Divorce Graprted. Mrs, Mary A. Bone was. yesterday divorced by Judge Walling from Benjamin Bone. * Plaintiff alleged failure to provide, habitual intemperance and desertion. She has been living at the Derbec mine, and the court grants her the cnstody of the minor children. LAER LIEDER SEMEN, Mints for a Goud Complexion. ——o The ladies who have nice complexions to preserve; the ladies who are anxious to improve theirs and impart a brilliant, delicate softness to the skin; those who would rid themselves of freckles, without trouble or injury, and, in general, those who would impart health and tone to the skin—it is for your benefit that a bankrupt lot, of ArnaAxas, the celebrated Egyptian Elixir,bas been left with us for sale, and put down to 75 cents per bottle, as it must be sold at once. Jt is too well known in the California market to need puffing. Below are a few testimonials. W.D. Vinton, Nevada City. San Francisco, April 17, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. GeNrTLEMEN: I have usdd your Ainaxab for the last two months, and . find that it possesses all the good qualities claimed for it in your circular. -I think it is the best thing’one can use to remove the bad effetvts of paints or dry make-up. I sball continue to use it, as it has given me entire satisfaction. Respectfully, LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. San Francisco, March 20, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Company, 805 Montgomery street, San Francisco. GENTLEMEN: I have been using your Ainaxab and find it a most, delicious elixir, and not only beneficial, but also most agreeably refreshing for the skin. I shall continue to use it. Please send me three botiles, Yours truly, IDA VON TRAUTNANN, Directress Geistinger Opera, San Francisco. San Francisco, April 1, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. GENTLEMEN: L. have used your elixir for the skin and complexion and have found it all that you claim, and I heartily recommend it as the best and most effective dermic specific in use. Yours truly, EDWARD BOSQUI, 523 Clay street. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Recror Bros.. PROPRIETORS , December 29, 1885. Rev. Father Mesplie, Oakland, J. P. Jones, Grass Valley, J. H. Johnson, do C. Hansen, do J. Duffy, do H. Beam, do G. Mothersole, Mikado Co. ¢ Miss Griffith, Grass Valley, Miss Mansau, do W. Blain, Bloomfield, aa G. T. Stenhouse, San Francisco, J. Howell, San Jose, 8. Ainsworth, do NATIONAL HOTEL. BAS Boye? ccc: PROPRIETOR Dec. 29. B. Benjamin, San Francis::o, F. Lundquist, do C. Montgomery, do J. Vankervis, do J. McCombe, do A. J. Ross, Stockton, Frank Pires, Pike City, E. Bates, do Mrs. Bone, Derbec, Mrs. Madden, do 8. Bethell, Grass Valley, Miss Minnie McGuire, . do W.YV. Barnum & w, Bloomfield, C. Morrill, Penn Valley, a Harry Gleason, City, C. Parson, do Notice to Cr: ditors. Superior Court, Nevada County, California, : N the matter of the estate of JOHN { HURST, deceased. Notice is hereby yiven by the undersigned,vdniinistrator of the estate of John Hurst, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against. the said déceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first t.on of this notice, to the said administrator, Thomas M. Sharpe, at the New York Bake ry, Commercial street, in Nevada City, Nevada County, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said es— tate THOMAS M. SHARPE, Administrator of the Estate of John Hurst, deceased. = Dated at Nevada City, Dec. 29, 1885. Caldwell & Ferd, Attys for Admr. a ublica=4 " Buffering in England. The New York Sun says: The opponents of silver money on this side of the Atlantic extol the blessings of a gold standard and ascribe the depression of our buisiness affairs to the fear of silver. Meanwhile the people of Great Britain whose necks are under the yoke of gold and who have. not the faintest prospect of escape from it, are far from enjoying complete prosperity. Special cables present the following picture ; Che suffering among the pvor in London is always great and now is said to be unprecedented. The usual efforts of Christmas alleviations seem tu have veen paralyzed by the immenity of the task. Comparatively little charity has been reported. Any day during the past fori:uight one could see thousands of faint, ragged wretches prowiing outside of the wharves, each reudy to tight the other in order vo be one of the score who were admitted to the day’s work ivrforty cents if a ship happened to come in. Everywhere business is reported to be worse thanit was one year ago. It is said that not a single Christian publication has yieided a -profit. Atths London docks less than one-half the quantity of wine has been taken ont of bond than was taken out last year. The more tangible luxuries sutter ia the same way. When it was stated one year ago that the British, ship building industries were off halt a million tons it seemed the worst showing hid passed, but the report now is likely to show ano. her uluinution and one nearly as reat. This is a sample of all the industries, while farmers’ prices have reached starvation point. M. Ducuesne, w Varis dentist, in whose hands a pitieat died recently while uncer the influence oi laughing-gas for the extraction of a tooth, has been sentenced to a fine of 600 francs and 3,000jfrancs damages to the widow. Both defendant and plaintiff appeal again: ¢ the decision, ‘Gruvy has been re-elected President of the French Republic, Christmas Stock, t Port, Sherry, Brandy, Rum and Whiskey, Fresh Eggs, Mincemeat, Raisins, Currrants, Citron, Pealed Peaches, genuine Buckwheat Elour and,all the delicacies for Christmas, at SMITH’s. > oe , TEMPERANCE medicine, vood as can be, Bettex far than rum or brandy, If this truth excites your fury, Let Samaritan Nervine be Sodge and jury, Let quacks lie down and breath their last, While doctors, boasting of cae oe Of wonderful cures they have done, When Samaritan Nervine kills their fun, DR. WO00D’S LIVER REGULATOR, THE UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS, Prepared from the Active Medicinal rroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut, Black Root, Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root; Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, indian Hemp, Wa-u-Hoo, Gol''en Seal, ete For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless cases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills and Fe/er, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, General Denility, And all other diseases arising from a Bilious state or the Stomach, or an inactive or Diseased Liver, REDINGTON & CO., 8. F,, Wholesale Agents. * Kor silé by all Druggists. o8-ly “Assessmen t Notice, HAMPION MINING COMPANY,—Location of prinvipal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of worhs, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given, thatat a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the 23d day of De’r, 1885, an assessment (No, 20) of ‘Ten (10c) Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable im oediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at his office, No. 622 Mont‘gomery street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on MONDAY, the Twenty-fiith day of Januarv, 1886, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, willbe sold on Tuesday, the Sixteenth day of Februury, 1886, to pay the delinquent assessment, togetier with costs of adv oes and expenses of sale, ; THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No, 622 Montyinery Franciseo, Cal. HAMILTON McOCORMICK, street, San Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( aFICE—Corner of Pine and Commeicial Streets. * “Will practice in all the Courts of the State HMILLINERY STORE, Broad Atrect, Opposite Stumpt's Motel, Nevada City, Misses Bourdwan & breyfuss Proprietor’. e Wejkeep on-hand a full line of . . Hats, Bonnets, Fl wers, Birds, Feathers, Ribbons, Velvets, Silks, Plushes, Neckwear, Etc., Etc. Also «material for all kinds of Fancy Work—.Beads, Crewel, Ete. _ We keep on hand a ea itiful stock of Etuman Hair; Front Pieces, Switches, Nets, &e. Hats Trimmed and Pressed. Our stock is new and eft the very latest styles, and our patrons cas rely upon get ting FINE GOODS at LUW BATES. Being practical milliyers, and doing our own work, we will sell CHEAPER ‘han any house iv the county, considering quality of goods, Polite attention shown everybody. Orders from the country. promptly filled. Misses BOARDMAN & DREYFUSS. BNerads City, November 24, 1885° -Im organized . A APopalar Establishment ! HOME MADE CONFECTIONERY; AND EASTERN OYSTERS. The Candy Factory and Oyster Parlors of LEDDY & EGAN COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite the Transcript Block, pag the most popular establishments in the city. The @@F" HOME-MADE CONFECTIONERY inanufactured for the Holiday trade includes upwards of TWENIY-FIVE KINDs, and is all of the purest quality and the choicest fruit flavo.s. PA of every kind—the freshest and best stock in the city this yinter, * : EASTERN OYSTERS for sale by the Can or in the Shell. OYSTERS served to ordér in all styles, MRS. LEDDY & EGAN. DOLLS AND TOYS At a Sacrifice ! Owing to our largely increasing trade in Millinery, Faney Goods and Yarns We require more room, therefore MUST CLOSE OUT OUR STACK OF Dollis amd Toss. _ No Offer Refus:d. . 26 inch Wax Dolls, with hair and tar-rings, for 50 cents. $2 Dolls for $1. $1.50 Dolls for 75 cents, and everything else’ in the Toy line in proportion. . We have just received an elegant assortraent ‘of CHRISTMAS CARDS Which we are sclling at San Francisco priCes. : Fringed Cards, with envelope, from § etg. up. Examine our line of Holiday Goods, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Plush Goods, Jewelry, Perf PICTURES, ETC. Mis. LESTER & CRAWFOAD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. SNOWPLAKE’S PICRORIAL! THR ORG TO LOK Tk MORE YOU LAUER GOING, mary GOING, SQ —— EIO EO. Likely as not atffirst glance the above will reveal to you nothing but a lot of grinning darkies, which is one of the most-common things imaginable. The second look, however, cannot fail to betray. the true pith of the picture, which requirss no explanation. ; And’so it is with pure old SNOWFLAKE WHISKY. At first > . glance at the bottle you will perhaps class it as-common, ordinary ~ Whisky, of which the market is full ; but on pitting it to the test by.taking a bottle home with you and giving it a fair trial, you cannot abe succtemne its wonderful purity, which really needs no recom_ mendation. ; Lae Se ee ane Sites &@ For sale by all grocers and druggists. _ ES Sample Bottle Free. HALL, LUHRS & CO. Sacramento, Prop’s, _ a tee re

penne veg rictor, TANTLY Py fos 1etor, . OP. LE HOP u tory, DO tinting, ORE } STYL vVILLE, 5. ee farket. ank, svietor, s, Etc., Wholeound jin a rietor. By TYLE +, in which erience. morning. rder,e Season style. KEMPF. LNCS iEDY. tle 50 cts, EMEDY IN Throat, seness, Cough, . THE INGS. ving Conungs, and the Threat. sstores in LARK, ada City. a le. use andDA CITY. 1t to busi ly at this dié-im et whom it vag? Quartz , will not urvished or he Chicazo “to Geo. Tracy. The Daily Transcript 18 PUBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. NN Joun Canrietp and Silas Nihell returned yesterday from. a prospecting tour in the Gaston Ridge art ‘of Washington township. hey located several promising quartz claims up there, and brought home their pockets full of rocks thut sparkle wi particles of gold. . «<> o Tus Young Men’s Social Cl ub will have Huot’s Hall handsomely decorated for tonight’s party. The floor will be canvassed . (this saves the ladies’ dresses), and Mountain Division orchestra, under Phil. Goyne’s leadership, will play the music. : J. F. Ritey, of Moore’s Flat, this county, has been avpointed to a position in the Custom House at San Francisco. Mr. Riley is a fine young gentleman, a successful school teacher and a model Democrat. He will fill the bill in the Custom House, ; >< Cox. E. P, Bares, whe has been on a trip to Arizona examiting some of the mines of that part, ot the country, returned here Tuesday evening and yesterday went up to the Alaska mine. —_e JupGe Sears and wife, and Miss Carrie Pond, who haye been . paying a visit-to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls of this city, returned yesterday to San Francisco. JarLor Carter is now the only unmarried 1nan around the Courthouse, outside of the jail portion of the building. He looks mighty lonesome. —_——— 1 me Seconp-HAND furniture bought and sold at the Standard Auction and Commission house, successor . n26-tf L. Hyman, of the clothing firm of Hyman Brothers, is Bs to arrive here from San Francisco Saturday. L. Foss and L. Mowry, of Downieville, arrived here yesterday on their way to San Francisco. Hanpbsome Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Picture Frames, etc., at Carr Brothers. a es THE crowD is constantly going to Carr Bros. for their fine Holiday Goods. Mrs. Geo. F. Jacoss goes to the Bay Saturday for a few weeks’ visit. New and novel designs in New Year calling, cards at Brand Bros. Dr. PENNINGTON’s dental office is on Commercial street. did Hourway goods ofall deascriptions at Carr Bros. ALL kindsof Holiday books at Carr Bros. a ee Fress candy at Brand Bros, District Attorney Lang’s Luek. As will be observed by reference tothe marriage notices in this paper, District Attorney Long has taken unto himself a wife. The Lride is, we believe, a native of this city, her mother at present residing, here. For some time past she has been engaged as a teacher in the publie schools of Napa City. She isa bright and interesting lady, and will make anexcellent wife tothe popular official and esteemed gentleman whose life partner she nus become. Tne Transcript extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Long. ——-—--> « &--— GRAND HOLIDAY EVENT. Roller Skating Programme at Hunt’s Hall Friday Night. Hunt’s Hall New Year Night ! Trick and Fancy Skating contest between Marshal and Carkeek for an elegant silver cup. ,See these . artistic skaters. Candle Race or valuadle prize. Funniest thing on skates.’ Entirely new and very exciting. Ladies admitted free; men 25c. Judge Suwien Married, A gentleman who came over from Dutch Flat yesterday says Judge Sowden of this city was married at that plave Monday evening. Weare not yetin possession of any of the particulars of the case, but extend congratulations all the same. Mr. and Mrs. Sowden are not expected . home till after New Year’s. SS It is wise to provide against emergenciesthat are liable to arise in every family. A cold may be a dangerous thing, or not, depending the means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold, Croup, asthma, etc., Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will prove the quickest and most effective cure and your best friend. ; OUR HEALTH. q And Our Superfor Accommodations for Burying Other Folks. In one of the last summer . months the State Board of Health showed that the death rute ia Grass Valley was lower than in any 40wn ol its size-in the State, and the same report showed that the death rate of Nevada City was the highest of any. We think plankeu streets had much to do witn that high deaih rate. We did not rejoice over the factof the high deatu rate of a town in our county, but we endeavored to show. that the Board of Heaith had» made 4) mistake ‘in its figure. We trieu, to Jie our néighburing town out o) its sickiy repulation.—iidings. ~ The Board of Health made no mistake in its figures for that summer month, dear ’neighbor fidings, and what you said then, instead of what you say now, was andis the truth. Nevada City did have the most burials for any town ofits size in the State, for the reason that this is the metropvlis in the geographical and commercial center of a large ani popuious section of country including such places as North San Juan, Gold Flat, North Bloomfield, Grasse Valley, Red Dog, Graniteville and other suburban communities. When our provincial friends want to bury their lamented dead in style, instead of packing them in.o their own uiready overcrowded cemeteries, they bring them to the burying grounds of Nevada City where there is ample room tor all. We take pride in accommodating the people of other parts of the county in this respect, and even though the State Board oi Health in its report charges up to. Nevada City the number of peaple whoare interred within her corporate limits, and not those alone who die here, without explaining the difference, we fret not because we know that very few people read those reports, and still less people have confidence in their correctness. —_——_-__2 <2. New, Xear’s Calls. Mrs. P. C. Clancey will receive callers on New Year’s day, at her residence on Coyote street, below the Catholic Church, from the hours of lto8 p.m. She will be issisted by Miss Cannon of Yuba City, Miss Eva Perkins of Grass Valley, and Misses Emma Gove, Mary and Sadie Arnhart. Miss Ida Allen, assisted by Mrs. J.M. Hadley, Mrs. A. M. Allen, Misses Cora Clark, Jessie Nivens, Mary Hook and Jeanette Curtis, . will receive at Miss Allen’s home on Coyote street from 1:30 to 9 o’clock P. M. ; dee Native Sons’ Election, The following were elected Tuesday evening to sef¥e during the ensuing six months as officers of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W.: E. F. Rosenthal, President; L. 8. Calkins, First Vice President; W. T. Morgan, Second Vice President; F. T. Nilon, Third Vice. President; Geo. D. Black, Record‘ing Secretary; Marcus Baruh, Asst. R.8.; Chas. Hanson, Financial Secretary; Jas. Grimes, Marshal; D. E. Morgan, Past President. The insta'lation takes place at the next meeting. ‘For One Hundred Days. Dicky the Tough has_ been brought to the county jail from Grass Valley to serve a term of 160 days. It is only about a month since he served a thirtyday term. He is one of those worthless vagabonds for whom the jail has no terrors, so long. as they are provided by the tax-payers with an abundance of the best kind of food and have no work to do. si Premised to Leave. Ben. Hosking disturbed the peace of this borough Tuesday night, and was arrested therefor. Justice Wadsworth let him off with a seven dollar fine when he came into court yesterday, the understanding being that he leave town. a Watch Night Service. The Mission and Congregational churches will hold a Union service in the Baptist Church on Thursday evening, to commence at9 o’clock. The exercises will be varied and interesting. All are cordially invited. ott nneel In Case of Rain. Should if rain tonight, the Young Men’s Social Club will provide carriages for their guests. Leave orders at Hennessy’s or Graham’s stable. lt ee Berore buying your UYoutpay Goons look at the fine articles displayed at Carr Bros. Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph and Photograph Albums at Carr Bros. Tue finest Christmas and New Year cards at Carr Bros, aga is aca. a aa Exegant New Year presents at Brand Bros, a » WOULD-BE TEACHERS. a Semi-Annual Examination of Applicants for Certificates, The following are some more of the questions propounded at the teachers examination in progress here this week : ALGEBRA. Omi’ ted for want of space. PENMANSHIP. as 6 Write the principles and elements you use in writing. _ Il. Tell how you would teach the combined movement, the . whole arm movement, sous to give grace and freedom. Iit> Analyze H., g., Q., r. IV. Write the loop letters. ve The following stanza will be taken as a specimen of your Penmanship: My golden spurs now bring to me, And bring to me mv rivhest mail, For tomorrow . go over land and sea, In search of the Holy Grail. 5, State the manners in which John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Rutherford B. Hayes, were elected Presidents of the United States. Il. (a). Under what circumstancesand by whom was. the ‘‘Star Spangled Banner’’ written? (b). State the main issues of the great debate “between Webster and Hayne. ‘ Ei; (a). Name the battles fought in by Taylor during the war with Explain ‘‘‘Alahow and when Mexico. (b). bama Claims ;’’ settled. IV. What and where are the following: Monticello, Mount Vernon, faneuil Hall, Valley Forge, Buli Run? ; V. During whose adurinistrations and from what governments were the acquisitions of territory to the United States made? : VI. (q). How many States’ were in the: Union when Washington was jrst elected president? (b), Write a brief sketch of Horace ureeley. Vit, Trace Grant through the war of 3€ cession, VIII. State the causes of the Civil War. Ix. (a). Explain existing state of affairs between the United States and Austria. (b). State causes which led to the impeachment of An irew Johnson. a Contrast the policies of Andrew Jackson and Ja.es Buchanan. ~_>< A Wonder on Wheels. Thursday evening at the Theatre, Master Freddie Lundquist, the acknowledged boy champion fancy: and trick skater of the Pacific Voast,will give his first exhibition ja Nevada City. Little Freddie gives a marvelously clever exhivition on the rollers and is ‘undoubtedly the best skater who has ever visited Nevada County. fhe floor will be put in good condition for skating by a special preparation. Skating startes at 7 p. M., and the exhibition will take place at8p. mM. T.1is will give everyone a chance to see the San Faancisco wonder perform before going tothe ball. Admission 25 cents, children (under 12) 15 cents. Skates 10 cents extra. 2t Ben. BENJAMIN. _ ome Geo. ANDREWS, overseer of the Lowell Carpet Corporation, was, for over twenty years, before ., is removal to Lowell, afflicted with salt rheum in its worst form. Its ulcerations covered more than half the surface of his body and limbs. He was entirely cured by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. lw In one week Ely’s Cream Balm opened a passage in one nostril throagh which { had not breathed in three years, subdued an inflammation in my head and throat, ‘the result of Catarrh.—CoLoneL QO. M. Nemuay, Owego, N. Y. (See advertisement. ) d16-tf£ <-> °. From the mildest ailment of the stomach to the Deadliest Epidemic Fever, Dr. Richhmond’s Samaritan Nervine is conquering maladies which have defied the « Faculty, while Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheu-matism, 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 coot, ,ushing Spring of water to the parched and fainting traveler in the desert. Gress Valley Mining ftems. We get the following items from yesterday’s Union: © The Omaha and Lone Jack quartz mining properties, which are on the same lode, have been consolidated. The Omaha was worked some years ago, and for a time at a profit, but later it was said not te be showing well, although a strong vein was opened up in the lowest southerly jevel. The Lone Jack was once a noted mine in the district. It was located in 1865, and was worked up to the year 1866, during which time it was credited with a yield of $500,000. : The Coe quartz mining property was yesterday sold by the owner, E. W. Roberts, to a syndicate of Grass Valleyans. John Robinson, Jr., the circus man had _ had

a bond upon the property, but on account of other business engage: ments was prevented from coming to California to see about it, and relinquished the bond in favor of parties here who subscribed -the amount of the purchase price before the expiration of the time of the bond, which would have been tomorrow. It is reported that the price paid is $5,000; which is considered low, as although there is no machinery on'the ground the working shaft is down §00 feet, and several levels opened, showing a strong vein of fair milling ore. >-———_—— Foothill Oranges, A wagon load ot oranges from the Excelsioh Water and Mining Company’s Bonanza ranch,situated two miles below Smartsville, were brought town yesterday, among them be a box of the fruit sent to the ‘Stewart, Secretary’ of the Company. They were brought up by H. B. Jones, an experienced grower of citrus fruits, whois shortly to be made Foreman of the Ranch, W. L. Fontaine, at present in charge, being about to remove to another part of the State. Finer oranges were never raised anywhere. They are of large size, entirely free from scale, bright in color, sweet, and of delicious flavor. The orchard is four or fivé years old, and this year’s crop, amoanting to about 6,000, is the first gathered. Itis now clearly demonstrated that the foothill country lying a few miles below here can compete successfully with Southern California in tlie matter of orange growing, and we are proud of the fact. The *‘Mikado,”’ The management give assurance that Gilbert & Sullivan’s opera of the ‘‘Mikado” will be produced at the Theatre in this vity on Friday and Saturday evenings in amanner worthy of its musical merits. Notwithstanding the expense of giving such performances, the prices of admission will remain as usual, See the brightcolored bills and posters that adorn the dead-walls of the town, also the advertisement in the TRANSCRIPT. 0a eNot Qualified Locators. Aliens cannot locate or hold mining claims. An alien who has never declared his intention to become a citizen is not a qualified locator of mining ground, and he cannot hold a° mining claim, either by actual possession or by location, against one who connects himself with the Government title, by compliance with the mining law. wee Frwncep New Year cards at Brand Bros. o> > Commended by the Ladiss. If any lady is unfortunate enough to be troubled with freckles, moths, pimples or an unsightly compléxion, the use of Aina xab,the Egyptian Elixir, will make her skin soft, clear and brilliant. There is no skin which will not be improved by it. Itdoes not injure the skin, but rids it of irapurities and the effects therefore are permanent. There are many lait, anyof whom will cheerfully testify as to its merits. W. D. Vinton, the druggist at this city; is selling it at the reduced price of 75 cents a bottle in order to close out a consignment that has_ been put in his hands for rapid disposal. The usual price is $1 per bottle, and the opportunity to buy it for less will not last long. 2t Nota Single Gray Hair. “You may laugh and think me a vain thing,” writes Mrs. J. R. C., of San Francisco, to a friend in this city, ‘‘but I have not a gray hair in my head, and yet (sad to say) I am fifty anda day. Recently: my hair was not only quite gray but quife tbin, too. Parker’s Hair Balsam—made in New York, I think—did wonders forme. ‘i'ry it if you have occasion. It really does what I say, and restores the fg gat a dye, not greasy, highly perfumed.” Only reliable 50c dressing. ‘aay at Carr Bros. dies in Nevada county who use. Make Them Brief. Sere The ‘Transcaier is always pleased to receive from its acquaintances and patrons, for publication,communications treating upon live topics of local interest. Such letters must not be too lengthy, however. A column of space is as a rule enough to devote to most any subject at onetime. ‘‘Brevity is the soul of wit,’’ and a quarter ofa column idea'spread out over from a quarter to a half page of a newspaper is in danger of being spread so thin that the good things init are entirely lost to the reader who does not possess a superabundance of patience and time. ae Who Has Done It? Apples now sell for $2 a box at Tacson. Fifteen years ago they were sold for $38 a box.—S. F. “hronicle. And for fifteen years the Chronicle has been. howling again: t railroads. Now the quéstion arises, What brought about this desirable change in the price of apples at Tucson—the Chronicle or the railroads? Divorce Graprted. Mrs, Mary A. Bone was. yesterday divorced by Judge Walling from Benjamin Bone. * Plaintiff alleged failure to provide, habitual intemperance and desertion. She has been living at the Derbec mine, and the court grants her the cnstody of the minor children. LAER LIEDER SEMEN, Mints for a Goud Complexion. ——o The ladies who have nice complexions to preserve; the ladies who are anxious to improve theirs and impart a brilliant, delicate softness to the skin; those who would rid themselves of freckles, without trouble or injury, and, in general, those who would impart health and tone to the skin—it is for your benefit that a bankrupt lot, of ArnaAxas, the celebrated Egyptian Elixir,bas been left with us for sale, and put down to 75 cents per bottle, as it must be sold at once. Jt is too well known in the California market to need puffing. Below are a few testimonials. W.D. Vinton, Nevada City. San Francisco, April 17, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. GeNrTLEMEN: I have usdd your Ainaxab for the last two months, and . find that it possesses all the good qualities claimed for it in your circular. -I think it is the best thing’one can use to remove the bad effetvts of paints or dry make-up. I sball continue to use it, as it has given me entire satisfaction. Respectfully, LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. San Francisco, March 20, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Company, 805 Montgomery street, San Francisco. GENTLEMEN: I have been using your Ainaxab and find it a most, delicious elixir, and not only beneficial, but also most agreeably refreshing for the skin. I shall continue to use it. Please send me three botiles, Yours truly, IDA VON TRAUTNANN, Directress Geistinger Opera, San Francisco. San Francisco, April 1, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. GENTLEMEN: L. have used your elixir for the skin and complexion and have found it all that you claim, and I heartily recommend it as the best and most effective dermic specific in use. Yours truly, EDWARD BOSQUI, 523 Clay street. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Recror Bros.... PROPRIETORS , December 29, 1885. Rev. Father Mesplie, Oakland, J. P. Jones, Grass Valley, J. H. Johnson, do C. Hansen, do J. Duffy, do H. Beam, do G. Mothersole, Mikado Co. ¢ Miss Griffith, Grass Valley, Miss Mansau, do W. Blain, Bloomfield, aa G. T. Stenhouse, San Francisco, J. Howell, San Jose, 8. Ainsworth, do NATIONAL HOTEL. BAS Boye? ccc: PROPRIETOR Dec. 29. B. Benjamin, San Francis::o, F. Lundquist, do C. Montgomery, do J. Vankervis, do J. McCombe, do A. J. Ross, Stockton, Frank Pires, Pike City, E. Bates, do Mrs. Bone, Derbec, Mrs. Madden, do 8. Bethell, Grass Valley, Miss Minnie McGuire, . do W.YV. Barnum & w, Bloomfield, C. Morrill, Penn Valley, a Harry Gleason, City, C. Parson, do Notice to Cr: ditors. Superior Court, Nevada County, California, : N the matter of the estate of JOHN { HURST, deceased. Notice is hereby yiven by the undersigned,vdniinistrator of the estate of John Hurst, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against. the said déceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first t.on of this notice, to the said administrator, Thomas M. Sharpe, at the New York Bake ry, Commercial street, in Nevada City, Nevada County, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said es— tate THOMAS M. SHARPE, Administrator of the Estate of John Hurst, deceased. = Dated at Nevada City, Dec. 29, 1885. Caldwell & Ferd, Attys for Admr. a ublica=4 " Buffering in England. The New York Sun says: The opponents of silver money on this side of the Atlantic extol the blessings of a gold standard and ascribe the depression of our buisiness affairs to the fear of silver. Meanwhile the people of Great Britain whose necks are under the yoke of gold and who have. not the faintest prospect of escape from it, are far from enjoying complete prosperity. Special cables present the following picture ; Che suffering among the pvor in London is always great and now is said to be unprecedented. The usual efforts of Christmas alleviations seem tu have veen paralyzed by the immenity of the task. Comparatively little charity has been reported. Any day during the past fori:uight one could see thousands of faint, ragged wretches prowiing outside of the wharves, each reudy to tight the other in order vo be one of the score who were admitted to the day’s work ivrforty cents if a ship happened to come in. Everywhere business is reported to be worse thanit was one year ago. It is said that not a single Christian publication has yieided a -profit. Atths London docks less than one-half the quantity of wine has been taken ont of bond than was taken out last year. The more tangible luxuries sutter ia the same way. When it was stated one year ago that the British, ship building industries were off halt a million tons it seemed the worst showing hid passed, but the report now is likely to show ano. her uluinution and one nearly as reat. This is a sample of all the industries, while farmers’ prices have reached starvation point. M. Ducuesne, w Varis dentist, in whose hands a pitieat died recently while uncer the influence oi laughing-gas for the extraction of a tooth, has been sentenced to a fine of 600 francs and 3,000jfrancs damages to the widow. Both defendant and plaintiff appeal again: ¢ the decision, ‘Gruvy has been re-elected President of the French Republic, Christmas Stock, t Port, Sherry, Brandy, Rum and Whiskey, Fresh Eggs, Mincemeat, Raisins, Currrants, Citron, Pealed Peaches, genuine Buckwheat Elour and,all the delicacies for Christmas, at SMITH’s. > oe , TEMPERANCE medicine, vood as can be, Bettex far than rum or brandy, If this truth excites your fury, Let Samaritan Nervine be Sodge and jury, Let quacks lie down and breath their last, While doctors, boasting of cae oe Of wonderful cures they have done, When Samaritan Nervine kills their fun, DR. WO00D’S LIVER REGULATOR, THE UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS, Prepared from the Active Medicinal rroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut, Black Root, Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root; Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, indian Hemp, Wa-u-Hoo, Gol''en Seal, ete For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless cases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills and Fe/er, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, General Denility, And all other diseases arising from a Bilious state or the Stomach, or an inactive or Diseased Liver, REDINGTON & CO., 8. F,, Wholesale Agents. * Kor silé by all Druggists. o8-ly “Assessmen t Notice, HAMPION MINING COMPANY,—Location of prinvipal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of worhs, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given, thatat a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the 23d day of De’r, 1885, an assessment (No, 20) of ‘Ten (10c) Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable im oediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at his office, No. 622 Mont‘gomery street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on MONDAY, the Twenty-fiith day of Januarv, 1886, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, willbe sold on Tuesday, the Sixteenth day of Februury, 1886, to pay the delinquent assessment, togetier with costs of adv oes and expenses of sale, ; THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No, 622 Montyinery Franciseo, Cal. HAMILTON McOCORMICK, street, San Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( aFICE—Corner of Pine and Commeicial Streets. * “Will practice in all the Courts of the State HMILLINERY STORE, Broad Atrect, Opposite Stumpt's Motel, Nevada City, Misses Bourdwan & breyfuss Proprietor’. e Wejkeep on-hand a full line of . . Hats, Bonnets, Fl wers, Birds, Feathers, Ribbons, Velvets, Silks, Plushes, Neckwear, Etc., Etc. Also «material for all kinds of Fancy Work—.Beads, Crewel, Ete. _ We keep on hand a ea itiful stock of Etuman Hair; Front Pieces, Switches, Nets, &e. Hats Trimmed and Pressed. Our stock is new and eft the very latest styles, and our patrons cas rely upon get ting FINE GOODS at LUW BATES. Being practical milliyers, and doing our own work, we will sell CHEAPER ‘han any house iv the county, considering quality of goods, Polite attention shown everybody. Orders from the country. promptly filled. Misses BOARDMAN & DREYFUSS. BNerads City, November 24, 1885° -Im organized . A APopalar Establishment ! HOME MADE CONFECTIONERY; AND EASTERN OYSTERS. The Candy Factory and Oyster Parlors of LEDDY & EGAN COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite the Transcript Block, pag the most popular establishments in the city. The @@F" HOME-MADE CONFECTIONERY inanufactured for the Holiday trade includes upwards of TWENIY-FIVE KINDs, and is all of the purest quality and the choicest fruit flavo.s. PA of every kind—the freshest and best stock in the city this yinter, * : EASTERN OYSTERS for sale by the Can or in the Shell. OYSTERS served to ordér in all styles, MRS. LEDDY & EGAN. DOLLS AND TOYS At a Sacrifice ! Owing to our largely increasing trade in Millinery, Faney Goods and Yarns We require more room, therefore MUST CLOSE OUT OUR STACK OF Dollis amd Toss. _ No Offer Refus:d. . 26 inch Wax Dolls, with hair and tar-rings, for 50 cents. $2 Dolls for $1. $1.50 Dolls for 75 cents, and everything else’ in the Toy line in proportion. . We have just received an elegant assortraent ‘of CHRISTMAS CARDS Which we are sclling at San Francisco priCes. : Fringed Cards, with envelope, from § etg. up. Examine our line of Holiday Goods, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Plush Goods, Jewelry, Perf PICTURES, ETC. Mis. LESTER & CRAWFOAD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. SNOWPLAKE’S PICRORIAL! THR ORG TO LOK Tk MORE YOU LAUER GOING, mary GOING, SQ —— EIO EO. Likely as not atffirst glance the above will reveal to you nothing but a lot of grinning darkies, which is one of the most-common things imaginable. The second look, however, cannot fail to betray. the true pith of the picture, which requirss no explanation. ; And’so it is with pure old SNOWFLAKE WHISKY. At first > . glance at the bottle you will perhaps class it as-common, ordinary ~ Whisky, of which the market is full ; but on pitting it to the test by.taking a bottle home with you and giving it a fair trial, you cannot abe succtemne its wonderful purity, which really needs no recom_ mendation. ; Lae Se ee ane Sites &@ For sale by all grocers and druggists. _ ES Sample Bottle Free. HALL, LUHRS & CO. Sacramento, Prop’s, _ a tee re