December 7, 1888 (4 pages)

LCIRCULATES iit evatia City Grass Valley, Rotigh. & Ready; zi sa e North San ase.) mech CorFist, dg: Trockee, anu every othranite ee, "aren of Ne gee © also in Placer and Sierra counties, at énto, ‘San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego" from the Sierra to the Vs tbe " y Go. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal FRIDAY, DEO. 7, 1888. eS LATE NEWS. George Witherell was lynched at Canyon City, Colo. The Democratic Nationa] Committee has a debt of $50,000. }ryson, Democrat, Lax been elected Mayor of Los Angeles. Many oranges are being shipped from Marysville to Portland. Socialism is affecting even the veteran soldiers in Germany. Mrs. Jennie Greenwell killed her husband at Grand Tower, Ill. The Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad * was sold at Sheriff sale for $40,440. Rev. William S. Parker of Oswego, N. Y., has mysteriously disappeared. An attempt was made to wreck the Oregon express train near Sacramento. All.the engineers and firemen on a the Montana Union Railroad are on a strike. Mrs. Coles of Tacoma gave a burglarious tramp a beating with a Winchester rifle. Frank Grover was killed by a woman in a disreputable house at Anaconda, M. T., on Monday. One-third of Harrison’s voluminous mail relates to Blaine’s appointment to ~ Cabinet position. : ““ Office’s general merchandise-store at Helena, Mont.,was damaged by fire to goe extent(of $10,000. The town of Jonesville, Va., was . mearly destroyed by fire last Friday night, with a loss of $100,000: William F. Driesman, of El Paso, ' Tex., has brought suit to recover. his share of the reward for the capture of 5 Jeff Davis. The Washington Territory legislature contains twenty-eight RepubliANN NAAD k Che Daily Tiinseript, What All the Cards in » Pack Stand for . In the mornitig, at the moment when SAN RE SORES AES MENA OA >a ae ere 5 FORTUNE IN THE CARDS. in Fortune Telling. DIAMONDS. . Ace—Ring, or parcel. King—Fair ‘man, generally ‘married man, S Queen—Fair woman, married or single, according to next card. Jack— Fair young man, al wayssingle. Ten—Money—falseness—when next to a face card (male). Nine—Enj-rment. Eight— Parcel. Seven— Money. \ Six—Small sum of money. ‘ Five—Children. Four—Marriage. Three—Surprise. Two—Visitor. + HEARTS. Ace—House, or large building. King— Red haired man, Queen — Red-haired woman. Jack— Red-haired young mai. ; Ten—Proposal, either of marriage or business. @ Nine—Wish card. , Eight—Pleasure. ! Seven—Friend. Six—Gayety. Five—Company. Four—Strange bed. Three—Strange country, or a drive. Two—Kiss, or short journey. CLUBS. . Ace—Letter. Kiug—Brown-haired man. ~. Queen—Brown-haired woman. ~ Jack—Brown-baired young man, Ten—Deep water; long journey. Nine—Crosses. : Eight— Disappointment, Seven—Trouble. Six—Eating; or drinking. Five—Falsehood; deceit. “Four—Table. Three—Teara. i Two—Little space of water. SPADES. “ Acé—Steatmer, if pointis up; parcel, if point is down, King—Very dark man. Queen—Very dark woman. Jack—Dark young man. Ten—Sickness at a distance, Nine— Anger. Eight—Anver or disturbance. Seven—Vexation. Six—Anger or vexation, Five— Death or drunkenness. Four+Sick bed. Three— Disappointment. Two—Little vexed, or a coffin. The significations attached to the face eards in diamonds apply tothe rest of the face cards {n the pack. A judicious amount of shuffling, wishing desperately hard, and cutting into three parts witha retentive memory as to the meanings of the several cards, and astrong desire to cans, three Democrats and two Independents. i : D.{P. Hughes’ widow has sued the city of Portland for $20,000 for causing her husband’s death by removing him to the small-pox hospital. W. G. Pearce, Republican, has filed Frank, Democrat, to the Assembly from San Mateo county. have everything ‘‘come cut’’as one wishes it, will enable one to te. her own fortune and ‘‘sell’’ herself (for nothing), which is better than paying 50 cents or $1 to some wandering gypsy to do the same thing. HE WOULD BE MASTE» papers contesting the election of L. J. . Where American Women Would Not Be at All at Home. The French rule in Algic-z as improved Hoge’s Hoerehewna Honey the rich horéhound flower, (sluta be)ed by its divine taster, failiek and lover—the sun) awakes and returns to consciousness, struck by a 8¥ input hetic beatn it no longer resiste—it gives ny the sofiened exsence of its choicest Sweetness; it becomes, as it wweré, a tiny fountain, which distils this. wonderful honey, drop by drop. Opportunely comes the Samaritan bee; its work is to gather the sweet treasure, bearing it off, saying to suffe ring huwanity : “‘Kat! It is the soul of the blossom.’’ For sale by Carr Bros. 019-1y ace Aetna issetinsnts ch Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to pre-fer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we will sell them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros. _d6-6m 0-0 Pears’ Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct. i PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mill’s Residence.) &@-FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LopDGING AT REASONABLE RATES, The Table will be supplied with the best of everything, The house contains as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city. ing under the penetrating dew es!) aBrilliant — THE ONLY wetter CELERY Paine’s . eoupounp Durable “@y& . CURES [PROOFS Economical . Neuralgia bow: ae Are Diamond Dyes. ‘They excel all {Nervous ‘San Jacints, Cah i i . “Aft i ix botothers in Strength, Parity and Fastness. Prostration jue lip toe None others are just as good. “Béware of Compound, . am cured imitations—they are made of chea) and repo tt ey Hetrcurnson, inferior materials and give poor, weak, jRheumatism. South Cornish, N. H. crocky colors, 36 colors; 10 cents each. Send postal for Dye Book, Sample Gard, di“Ithas done me more : for kidney disease Kidney : rections for coloring Photos., making the finest be an any other mediInk or a Geo vend a quart) etc. "Sole by drugDiseases fcine. mee mag gists or Siou iowa WELLS,RICHARDSON & CO.,Burlington.Vt AND “*Paine’s Celery Cometinttinntnnamssiscdsia kts ul roar ty mpeewdr . at For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles USE 4 All Liver nefit for torpid liver, DIAMOND PAINTS. indigestion and biliousDisorders. " Euizaprrn C. ve j; Quechee, Vt. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper Only ro Cents. : Unatt, juechee, VE meal ee an Oa DRY GOODS, enw EDolidas Grocdis, AT THEE-DAY BOARD, $5 00 A WEEK; GRAND BALL ‘TO BE GIVEN BY Se OES Tilliam ¢ € _. the condition of Arab women, by exactEmperor William and King Hum . ing vengeance from the husband who illbert have congratulated Emperor) treats his wi2s too ot:ragcocsly. The Francis Joseph on the fortieth anniver. tourist who sc-3 2. Arab marched through sary of his accession to the throne. A negro women of Lexington, Georgia Jocked her three children in the Inguse the streets by mountcl French soldiers, will be told,if he inquires tho man’s offense: “It is his wife he has been beating; they and went visiting. During her absence . al] do it, theso Arabs.” the house had burned tothe ground and the children had perished. As the Arab bu~s his wife, he regards her as i is chattel,to Lo driven and beaten, to be wc >ked and treated as a slave. . : failla W WT. : di ’ , eS rel teen tce ot, Ducsday: . Anstany JUnstiates“he Arabia method . years imprisonment for the murder of . family. the two Moritz brothers at Washington Lake, in a quarrel about some horses. An Arab chief, having taken an affectionate farot-_i1 of his hous=' old,departed for Conctantine. In so few days he : Warrants have been issued for the . returned, f=catly exc:icd, and bade his arrest of Harrow T. Sherman, a young . favorite wife b:ing kim four posts and a American who induced a bandsome . SP: Laching her to the posts driven girl named Helena F. Byrne, the daughter of an English barrister, to. run away and marry him. At Denver, Monday night, Thomas Gallagher, a noted Chicago crook, was shot and killed inthe Palace Theater bar-room by A. W. Munson, a drummer fora Chicago house. The men were intoxicated and quarreling over a division of money into the ground, he beran to beat her. “What has she done?” asked the villagers, attractcd by the wwoman’s cries, “She is the best of wives and mothers, the pearl of thetribe!’’ exclaimed another. The ixfuriated chief stopped to explain that at Constantine he had seen an Arab Woman accuse her husband of iil-usage; and the Cadi, backed by the French authoritics, had actually given a judgment in her favor! “I felt that all men were insulted through tbat qian!” exclaimed the Frank Bates, a clerk for B. P. chief. ‘‘And I am assuring myself that Hutchison, a Chicago Board of Trade . J, at least, am master in my own family.” Operator, is missing, and his’ accounts are $20,000 short. John Lonergan, settling clerk for Hutchinson, is also said to be missing and it is supposed that there was a conspiracy between them. Their associates among the young men onthe Board say that they lived at a very fast rate. _ In the fight between Charles Allen and James Murphy in a barn at Newark, N. J., Thomas Howard, the referee, gave what was considered by some of the spectators an‘unfair decision in the matter of a foul blow. He was set upon by the crowd and terribly beaten, and during the scrimmage a pistol ball fired by some person passed clear through the hand of Owen McGittrick, of Rutherford. The pistol shot ended the fight. 8. B. Sweasingen, proprietor of the Occidental Hotel, at San Buenaventura, was shot in the arm and shoulder by a waiter named George Hughes. Haghes had demanded his wages and ‘Swearingen told him that he could have them Wednesday, but this did not answer, so that morning he drew a pistol and shot Swearingen in the back as he was walking away, and tarned and fired without effect at Mra. Swearingen, who was endeavoring to getaway from him. Hughes was arrested and is now in jail. A Big Institution. That muchi abused and slandered Salvation Army, it would appear from figures furnished by Hebert Booth, son of the founder of the Army,is anything butan infant. According tohis story the army consists of 3,504 corps, with 6,624 self supported officers throughout the world: It hasa foothold in thirty-three nations and its, operation is carried on in twenty-two languages. The War Cry organ of the Army has circulation of 600,000 copies weekly. Last year the revenue collected ammounted-to. the neat sum of $3,500,000. i _ Eris wise to provide against emerevery -@old, croup, asthma, etc., a bottle + 4In sudden attacks of! b Enterprise of Man in the Neighborhood of the North Pole. An important engineering enterprise now in progress is a railroad in the Arctic Circle. The Swedish and Norwegian railroad now building from Lulea. onthe Guif of Bothnia, to Lofoden, on the North Sea, is partly situated within the Arcticcircle, and is some 1,200 miles further north than any railroad in Canada. An interesting meteorological fact stated in relation to this work is that the.snowfall is found to be actually Jess than in zome more southern Jatitudes, while the darkness of the long winter nights has been partly compensated by the light of the aurcra. si The object in view in constructing this line is to tap the enormous deposits of iron ore in the Gellivara Mountains, the approximate exhaustion of the ore in the Bilboa district rendering very desirable a new field of non-phosphoric orc suitable for steel rail making Don't Be a Clam! “Laura,” exclaimed the youth, as he laid his arm timidly on the back of her mine, it surely does not seem like asking too much, if J—’’ “Well, George?” George took her hand in his, swallowed once or twice spasmodicajly, and proceeded: «As your affianced hushand, Laura, whom you will some day promise in the sight of high heaven to love, honor, and —er—cherisb, you will not think me presuming, dearest, I hope, if—if—” “Well, Gearge?” An Applied Biblical Story.A little boy laid his stick of candy on the mantel while be buttoned his shoes, « His cister, seeing it, waltzed around the room, reaching the candy as she passed, and hastily ate it. . ‘When her brother had finished buttoning his shoes and reached for it, lo! it was gone. > me,’’ he cried, “Brother,” she answered, “if you ever eat that candy you will have to be the Nery and I'll have to be Jonah,”—Babyood, i Hand-Painted, ** This china is all handinted,” a ch rk to @ prornective PU paging —_ “That is pertecily proper, sir, perfect'y proper. I live ina hand-painted OL: -e, £d when the customer left, it just daxced on the clerk tuat ¢.28 couldu't A RAILROAD WITHIN THE ARCTIC. » \ chair. ‘pow that you have promised to be .“You have my candy, miss; give it to mall be painted Ly loct.—{Puck. Laurel Parlor. No.6 N. BD. C. W., —ANDHydraulic Parlor. No. 56, N. S. C. W., ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, —ON— Monday Eve's, Dee, 34, © Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra. . Grand March at 9 o’clock sharp. Admission—Centleman and Two Ladies, $1.50, “ Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentlemen 50 Cents. The Public is Cordially Invited. a FURRIERS AND TANNERS, Quaker Hil), Nevada Co. Ww: ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO first-clases work in MAKING UP FURS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Into BUGGY ROBES, MATS, RUGS, ROBES for Children’s Carriages, Ete., at reasonable prices. £@-Samples of our work can be seen At Geo, C. Gaylord’s store, Nevada City. Orders left with Mr. Gaylord will he yromptly attended to. We challenge the United States: to beat our worg. We are the acknowledged champions. CAMER & DRABEK. CAMER & DRABEK,. Palace Dry Goods Store, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 88 ROSENBERG BROS. = — CHRISTMAS. NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS ARE COMING ! —— _ 00 —_ — There is no getting around it. ‘ At the Holiday Season every little Boy and Girl, all the larger Girls, and particularly the Young Ladies, MUS7 HAVE SOMETHING WICE. In order that all may be au vdate4.we have laid in 7HE LARGEST, FINEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS to be had in the County, consisting in part of the following: In Plush Goods--NEW SHADES AND COLORS LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S DRESSING CASES, JEWEL CASES, : COMBINATION CASES WORK BOXES ODOR CASES, SHAVING SETS, HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, CARD_SETS, BABY SETS, Etc., Ete. . IN Books. We have a Large and carefully selected line of Miscellaneous, Works of Travel, Biography, Fiction, Poems, as well asa Fine Assortment of Juvenile Holiday Books, at prices to suit everybody. — IN ALBUMS, We have a large assortment of Fine Phototograph Albums in new shgdes and styles. Also, a full line of Autograph and Scrap Albums. IN ‘rows, 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 who entrust the selection to us. Palace Drug Store, Sor. Pine & Commercial sts., NWevada City. SE C. C. WEISENBURGER., H. ©. WEISENBURGER. Plaza F"eed Store, ; Foot of Sacramento Street, a MWevada City. — WEISENBURGER BROS., . oe PROPRIETORS. Dealers in all kinds of HAY, CRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions, Crass, Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND. 8TOGK SALT, Ete., Etc. O@-"ENERYTHING AT .THE LOWEST CASH “RICES. go oo OPENING DA WV H A N ( y i : Wholesale Houses--San Francisco, New York and Honolulu. o-AND=--= ae k (— Lo ~F — We want money just as soon as it can be gathered from willing buyers. " A LITTLE SACRIFICE IS NECESSARY. of owest Prices Yet Named For Goods that are always desirable and above reproach. ing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes ~ Rubber Oil Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Etc., At positive and unmistakable Bargains. We feel we can offer something worthy the attention of every shrewd buy. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS ! HYMAN BROS., OOR. BROAD AND PINE sT8., NEVADA OITY. Eas "SANTA CLAUS HEADOUARTERS . ¢ Say Emil Rosenthal’s Commercial Street. me = [ have just received a Magnificent Stock of EXoliday Goods, —CUNSISTING OF— Toys, Novelties, Picture and Sctap Books, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Christmas Cards, Paperteries, Albums, Picture Frames, Dolls, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Velocipedes, Drums, Etc., Etc. Have also Just Received a Lot of FINE MEERSCHAUM GOODS, —EMBRACING— Genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders. CHOICE CONFECTIONERY AND NUTS. A Full Line of the Finest Cigars and Tobacco. : CALL AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY. GOODS. Orders from the Couatry Promptly Attended To. All Goods Sold Qheap. . : EBMIn ROSENTEAX. Dis THE PLACE TO BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, <3 —-v0-—— LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. 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, Quartz and Other Precious Stones. hineeeiieaialer FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE. asia eee We make Home Made Jewelry a Specialty, which we guarantee 18 Carats Fine ' ee) ween ou hd California. This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get Reliable Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye and Opera Glasses, Etc. Engraving done Free of Charge. B. H. MILLER. TAKE A DRIVE Regularly Receives rs Be ea noah : —To THE— : Se ee em Dline Dry Goods Store oOLOTHING GRASS VALLEY, AND SEE THE LARGE BANKRUPT STOCK PURCHASE. SAMUEL YEO, The Champion of Cheapness, Is now Selling DRY GOODS, CLOAKS, MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS And Furnishing Goods, As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Fte., Etc., As can be found anywhere. In the way of Umdaderwear My Stock is not excelled. ~ The Latest Eastern Fashions : AND CARPETS. Stir and Soft Eatea At Bankrupt Rates ! —DURING THE NEXT 30 DAYS. BOOTS AND SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, . £@Ladics in Search of Fine Goods TRUNKS AND VALIsEs,. and Low Prices will do well to call And everything else usualiy and cee fist-class store ofthe kind.) (74 im @ : My Prices are ishi Low i ‘oY Sucks tie ot Bein, . THE BEE HIVE, Ss. BB. MILLER, PROPRIETOR, SAMUEL YEO, @ountry Orders carefully filled. : O44 Fellows’ Building, Broad street. Grass Valley, Naval, county, Cala. % . 4 =u iia OF” We are selling our beautiful stock ie than any other Store in. $ “. $22. ~ ANOTHER Horrible Crime Committed . . KENDRICK & GADDIS, THE PERPETRATORS. —— To The Public: EING OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF the Grain Distillery, situated near Neyada City, we have opened upa Wholesale and Retail Whiskey BUSINESS, _ ona, ee No. 49 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, Next door to Geo. E. Turner's Hardware Store, Where we offer to the Trade and the peonest and purest, hand-made, Copper Distilled Corn Whiskey that was ever laced nthe market of the Pacific Coast. Not like the Colored Doctored ChemiceledDropsical-Pup-Skull, so called Whiskey that now fleodsthe country, but the genuine, erystalized juice of the Native California Grown Corn, It is’as pure and clea: as the ‘. sweet sparkling mountain water, of which . .Nevada andthe adjoining counties may 80 ustly aud proudly boast. ‘ Why should Mgnuode f be colored, when its original, natural state is perfectly clear ? Is it to suit the fancy of some imaginary being that never existed, or is it like the masque worn by the HIGHWAYMAN ‘or base deception? These are questions for the Sotmon sense people of California to answer, and decide whether or not they will continue the use of impure Whiskey, and with Drop~y be carried to a Badal bale yrave. If youuse absolutely straight Whiskey, such as we offer forsale, it will add years to your lease. of life, rather than reduce them. ‘ We preferto build up an honest, legitimate trade of Pure WHISKEY: That will stand the fire test, as it were. Therefore, donot be surprised when you sample our Whiskey and find it as CLEAR AS GLASS. It being clear does not make it Gin, by any means. We don’t want anything to do with tampered Whiskey, neither should any other person want anything to do with it. We most respectfully solicit trade from the retail dealers and the family bottle trade ofthe community, which shall receve our prompt and honest attention. Knowing our mission is filling a long felt need in the country we leave it with the people to say whether they prefer pure Whiskey or adulterated stuff. We believe that erelong our Whiskey will be as popular in this country as were the names of Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison in the late campaign. ‘Kendrick & Gaddis. WOOD AS GOLD ! ! BANKRUPT. SHLE THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Household Furnitur Mattresses, Spring Beds Carpets, Mirrors, Etc., Recently owned by L. M. Suke= forth and purchased at Sherifs Sale by: the undersigned, BEHOLD THE BARGAINS ! Bedroom Sete reduced from $115 to qghedroom Sets reduced from $40 to "Carpets, per yard, red $1.25 to $1. . yard, reduced from Carpets, per yard, reduced from $1 to 75 cents, Parlor Sets, reduced from $60 10 $40, Bed Lounges, reduced from $00 to Hair Mattresses, reduced ob reduced from $20 spring Beds, reduced from $10 to ‘ cua Rockers, reduced ey ies 0 $9, : Rattan Rockers, reduced from $9 to Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price, Bird Cages, Half Price. _Fine Rugs, Two-thirds ‘Price. Aud Evervthing Else at Equally Low Prices, ‘The Goods will beSoldzWithout Reserve . Most of the Stock is New AND IN STYLE, REMEMBER THE PLACE; SUKeforth’s Old Star COMMERCIAL STREET, (Near Pine,) NEVADA CITY = LeGGa NH ay in general, our own production of the . THERE 1S SOMETHING IN IT FOR “S27 pum &)i PROPRIETORS, ,. ea Ss AEE oc ai

LCIRCULATES iit evatia City Grass Valley, Rotigh. & Ready; zi sa e North San ase.) mech CorFist, dg: Trockee, anu every othranite ee, "aren of Ne gee © also in Placer and Sierra counties, at énto, ‘San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego" from the Sierra to the Vs tbe " y Go. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal FRIDAY, DEO. 7, 1888. eS LATE NEWS. George Witherell was lynched at Canyon City, Colo. The Democratic Nationa] Committee has a debt of $50,000. }ryson, Democrat, Lax been elected Mayor of Los Angeles. Many oranges are being shipped from Marysville to Portland. Socialism is affecting even the veteran soldiers in Germany. Mrs. Jennie Greenwell killed her husband at Grand Tower, Ill. The Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad * was sold at Sheriff sale for $40,440. Rev. William S. Parker of Oswego, N. Y., has mysteriously disappeared. An attempt was made to wreck the Oregon express train near Sacramento. All.the engineers and firemen on a the Montana Union Railroad are on a strike. Mrs. Coles of Tacoma gave a burglarious tramp a beating with a Winchester rifle. Frank Grover was killed by a woman in a disreputable house at Anaconda, M. T., on Monday. One-third of Harrison’s voluminous mail relates to Blaine’s appointment to ~ Cabinet position. : ““ Office’s general merchandise-store at Helena, Mont.,was damaged by fire to goe extent(of $10,000. The town of Jonesville, Va., was . mearly destroyed by fire last Friday night, with a loss of $100,000: William F. Driesman, of El Paso, ' Tex., has brought suit to recover. his share of the reward for the capture of 5 Jeff Davis. The Washington Territory legislature contains twenty-eight RepubliANN NAAD k Che Daily Tiinseript, What All the Cards in » Pack Stand for . In the mornitig, at the moment when SAN RE SORES AES MENA OA >a ae ere 5 FORTUNE IN THE CARDS. in Fortune Telling. DIAMONDS. . Ace—Ring, or parcel. King—Fair ‘man, generally ‘married man, S Queen—Fair woman, married or single, according to next card. Jack— Fair young man, al wayssingle. Ten—Money—falseness—when next to a face card (male). Nine—Enj-rment. Eight— Parcel. Seven— Money. \ Six—Small sum of money. ‘ Five—Children. Four—Marriage. Three—Surprise. Two—Visitor. + HEARTS. Ace—House, or large building. King— Red haired man, Queen — Red-haired woman. Jack— Red-haired young mai. ; Ten—Proposal, either of marriage or business. @ Nine—Wish card. , Eight—Pleasure. ! Seven—Friend. Six—Gayety. Five—Company. Four—Strange bed. Three—Strange country, or a drive. Two—Kiss, or short journey. CLUBS. . Ace—Letter. Kiug—Brown-haired man. ~. Queen—Brown-haired woman. ~ Jack—Brown-baired young man, Ten—Deep water; long journey. Nine—Crosses. : Eight— Disappointment, Seven—Trouble. Six—Eating; or drinking. Five—Falsehood; deceit. “Four—Table. Three—Teara. i Two—Little space of water. SPADES. “ Acé—Steatmer, if pointis up; parcel, if point is down, King—Very dark man. Queen—Very dark woman. Jack—Dark young man. Ten—Sickness at a distance, Nine— Anger. Eight—Anver or disturbance. Seven—Vexation. Six—Anger or vexation, Five— Death or drunkenness. Four+Sick bed. Three— Disappointment. Two—Little vexed, or a coffin. The significations attached to the face eards in diamonds apply tothe rest of the face cards {n the pack. A judicious amount of shuffling, wishing desperately hard, and cutting into three parts witha retentive memory as to the meanings of the several cards, and astrong desire to cans, three Democrats and two Independents. i : D.{P. Hughes’ widow has sued the city of Portland for $20,000 for causing her husband’s death by removing him to the small-pox hospital. W. G. Pearce, Republican, has filed Frank, Democrat, to the Assembly from San Mateo county. have everything ‘‘come cut’’as one wishes it, will enable one to te. her own fortune and ‘‘sell’’ herself (for nothing), which is better than paying 50 cents or $1 to some wandering gypsy to do the same thing. HE WOULD BE MASTE» papers contesting the election of L. J. . Where American Women Would Not Be at All at Home. The French rule in Algic-z as improved Hoge’s Hoerehewna Honey the rich horéhound flower, (sluta be)ed by its divine taster, failiek and lover—the sun) awakes and returns to consciousness, struck by a 8¥ input hetic beatn it no longer resiste—it gives ny the sofiened exsence of its choicest Sweetness; it becomes, as it wweré, a tiny fountain, which distils this. wonderful honey, drop by drop. Opportunely comes the Samaritan bee; its work is to gather the sweet treasure, bearing it off, saying to suffe ring huwanity : “‘Kat! It is the soul of the blossom.’’ For sale by Carr Bros. 019-1y ace Aetna issetinsnts ch Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to pre-fer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we will sell them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros. _d6-6m 0-0 Pears’ Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct. i PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mill’s Residence.) &@-FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LopDGING AT REASONABLE RATES, The Table will be supplied with the best of everything, The house contains as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city. ing under the penetrating dew es!) aBrilliant — THE ONLY wetter CELERY Paine’s . eoupounp Durable “@y& . CURES [PROOFS Economical . Neuralgia bow: ae Are Diamond Dyes. ‘They excel all {Nervous ‘San Jacints, Cah i i . “Aft i ix botothers in Strength, Parity and Fastness. Prostration jue lip toe None others are just as good. “Béware of Compound, . am cured imitations—they are made of chea) and repo tt ey Hetrcurnson, inferior materials and give poor, weak, jRheumatism. South Cornish, N. H. crocky colors, 36 colors; 10 cents each. Send postal for Dye Book, Sample Gard, di“Ithas done me more : for kidney disease Kidney : rections for coloring Photos., making the finest be an any other mediInk or a Geo vend a quart) etc. "Sole by drugDiseases fcine. mee mag gists or Siou iowa WELLS,RICHARDSON & CO.,Burlington.Vt AND “*Paine’s Celery Cometinttinntnnamssiscdsia kts ul roar ty mpeewdr . at For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles USE 4 All Liver nefit for torpid liver, DIAMOND PAINTS. indigestion and biliousDisorders. " Euizaprrn C. ve j; Quechee, Vt. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper Only ro Cents. : Unatt, juechee, VE meal ee an Oa DRY GOODS, enw EDolidas Grocdis, AT THEE-DAY BOARD, $5 00 A WEEK; GRAND BALL ‘TO BE GIVEN BY Se OES Tilliam ¢ € _. the condition of Arab women, by exactEmperor William and King Hum . ing vengeance from the husband who illbert have congratulated Emperor) treats his wi2s too ot:ragcocsly. The Francis Joseph on the fortieth anniver. tourist who sc-3 2. Arab marched through sary of his accession to the throne. A negro women of Lexington, Georgia Jocked her three children in the Inguse the streets by mountcl French soldiers, will be told,if he inquires tho man’s offense: “It is his wife he has been beating; they and went visiting. During her absence . al] do it, theso Arabs.” the house had burned tothe ground and the children had perished. As the Arab bu~s his wife, he regards her as i is chattel,to Lo driven and beaten, to be wc >ked and treated as a slave. . : failla W WT. : di ’ , eS rel teen tce ot, Ducsday: . Anstany JUnstiates“he Arabia method . years imprisonment for the murder of . family. the two Moritz brothers at Washington Lake, in a quarrel about some horses. An Arab chief, having taken an affectionate farot-_i1 of his hous=' old,departed for Conctantine. In so few days he : Warrants have been issued for the . returned, f=catly exc:icd, and bade his arrest of Harrow T. Sherman, a young . favorite wife b:ing kim four posts and a American who induced a bandsome . SP: Laching her to the posts driven girl named Helena F. Byrne, the daughter of an English barrister, to. run away and marry him. At Denver, Monday night, Thomas Gallagher, a noted Chicago crook, was shot and killed inthe Palace Theater bar-room by A. W. Munson, a drummer fora Chicago house. The men were intoxicated and quarreling over a division of money into the ground, he beran to beat her. “What has she done?” asked the villagers, attractcd by the wwoman’s cries, “She is the best of wives and mothers, the pearl of thetribe!’’ exclaimed another. The ixfuriated chief stopped to explain that at Constantine he had seen an Arab Woman accuse her husband of iil-usage; and the Cadi, backed by the French authoritics, had actually given a judgment in her favor! “I felt that all men were insulted through tbat qian!” exclaimed the Frank Bates, a clerk for B. P. chief. ‘‘And I am assuring myself that Hutchison, a Chicago Board of Trade . J, at least, am master in my own family.” Operator, is missing, and his’ accounts are $20,000 short. John Lonergan, settling clerk for Hutchinson, is also said to be missing and it is supposed that there was a conspiracy between them. Their associates among the young men onthe Board say that they lived at a very fast rate. _ In the fight between Charles Allen and James Murphy in a barn at Newark, N. J., Thomas Howard, the referee, gave what was considered by some of the spectators an‘unfair decision in the matter of a foul blow. He was set upon by the crowd and terribly beaten, and during the scrimmage a pistol ball fired by some person passed clear through the hand of Owen McGittrick, of Rutherford. The pistol shot ended the fight. 8. B. Sweasingen, proprietor of the Occidental Hotel, at San Buenaventura, was shot in the arm and shoulder by a waiter named George Hughes. Haghes had demanded his wages and ‘Swearingen told him that he could have them Wednesday, but this did not answer, so that morning he drew a pistol and shot Swearingen in the back as he was walking away, and tarned and fired without effect at Mra. Swearingen, who was endeavoring to getaway from him. Hughes was arrested and is now in jail. A Big Institution. That muchi abused and slandered Salvation Army, it would appear from figures furnished by Hebert Booth, son of the founder of the Army,is anything butan infant. According tohis story the army consists of 3,504 corps, with 6,624 self supported officers throughout the world: It hasa foothold in thirty-three nations and its, operation is carried on in twenty-two languages. The War Cry organ of the Army has circulation of 600,000 copies weekly. Last year the revenue collected ammounted-to. the neat sum of $3,500,000. i _ Eris wise to provide against emerevery -@old, croup, asthma, etc., a bottle + 4In sudden attacks of! b Enterprise of Man in the Neighborhood of the North Pole. An important engineering enterprise now in progress is a railroad in the Arctic Circle. The Swedish and Norwegian railroad now building from Lulea. onthe Guif of Bothnia, to Lofoden, on the North Sea, is partly situated within the Arcticcircle, and is some 1,200 miles further north than any railroad in Canada. An interesting meteorological fact stated in relation to this work is that the.snowfall is found to be actually Jess than in zome more southern Jatitudes, while the darkness of the long winter nights has been partly compensated by the light of the aurcra. si The object in view in constructing this line is to tap the enormous deposits of iron ore in the Gellivara Mountains, the approximate exhaustion of the ore in the Bilboa district rendering very desirable a new field of non-phosphoric orc suitable for steel rail making

Don't Be a Clam! “Laura,” exclaimed the youth, as he laid his arm timidly on the back of her mine, it surely does not seem like asking too much, if J—’’ “Well, George?” George took her hand in his, swallowed once or twice spasmodicajly, and proceeded: «As your affianced hushand, Laura, whom you will some day promise in the sight of high heaven to love, honor, and —er—cherisb, you will not think me presuming, dearest, I hope, if—if—” “Well, Gearge?” An Applied Biblical Story.A little boy laid his stick of candy on the mantel while be buttoned his shoes, « His cister, seeing it, waltzed around the room, reaching the candy as she passed, and hastily ate it. . ‘When her brother had finished buttoning his shoes and reached for it, lo! it was gone. > me,’’ he cried, “Brother,” she answered, “if you ever eat that candy you will have to be the Nery and I'll have to be Jonah,”—Babyood, i Hand-Painted, ** This china is all handinted,” a ch rk to @ prornective PU paging —_ “That is pertecily proper, sir, perfect'y proper. I live ina hand-painted OL: -e, £d when the customer left, it just daxced on the clerk tuat ¢.28 couldu't A RAILROAD WITHIN THE ARCTIC. » \ chair. ‘pow that you have promised to be .“You have my candy, miss; give it to mall be painted Ly loct.—{Puck. Laurel Parlor. No.6 N. BD. C. W., —ANDHydraulic Parlor. No. 56, N. S. C. W., ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, —ON— Monday Eve's, Dee, 34, © Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra. . Grand March at 9 o’clock sharp. Admission—Centleman and Two Ladies, $1.50, “ Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentlemen 50 Cents. The Public is Cordially Invited. a FURRIERS AND TANNERS, Quaker Hil), Nevada Co. Ww: ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO first-clases work in MAKING UP FURS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Into BUGGY ROBES, MATS, RUGS, ROBES for Children’s Carriages, Ete., at reasonable prices. £@-Samples of our work can be seen At Geo, C. Gaylord’s store, Nevada City. Orders left with Mr. Gaylord will he yromptly attended to. We challenge the United States: to beat our worg. We are the acknowledged champions. CAMER & DRABEK. CAMER & DRABEK,. Palace Dry Goods Store, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 88 ROSENBERG BROS.. = — CHRISTMAS. NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS ARE COMING ! —— _ 00 —_ — There is no getting around it. ‘ At the Holiday Season every little Boy and Girl, all the larger Girls, and particularly the Young Ladies, MUS7 HAVE SOMETHING WICE. In order that all may be au vdate4.we have laid in 7HE LARGEST, FINEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS to be had in the County, consisting in part of the following: In Plush Goods--NEW SHADES AND COLORS LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S DRESSING CASES, JEWEL CASES, : COMBINATION CASES WORK BOXES ODOR CASES, SHAVING SETS, HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, CARD_SETS, BABY SETS, Etc., Ete. . IN Books. We have a Large and carefully selected line of Miscellaneous, Works of Travel, Biography, Fiction, Poems, as well asa Fine Assortment of Juvenile Holiday Books, at prices to suit everybody. — IN ALBUMS, We have a large assortment of Fine Phototograph Albums in new shgdes and styles. Also, a full line of Autograph and Scrap Albums. IN ‘rows, 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 who entrust the selection to us. Palace Drug Store, Sor. Pine & Commercial sts., NWevada City. SE C. C. WEISENBURGER., H. ©. WEISENBURGER. Plaza F"eed Store, ; Foot of Sacramento Street, a MWevada City. — WEISENBURGER BROS., . oe PROPRIETORS. Dealers in all kinds of HAY, CRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions, Crass, Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND. 8TOGK SALT, Ete., Etc. O@-"ENERYTHING AT .THE LOWEST CASH “RICES. go oo OPENING DA WV H A N ( y i : Wholesale Houses--San Francisco, New York and Honolulu. o-AND=--= ae k (— Lo ~F — We want money just as soon as it can be gathered from willing buyers. " A LITTLE SACRIFICE IS NECESSARY. of owest Prices Yet Named For Goods that are always desirable and above reproach. ing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes ~ Rubber Oil Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Etc., At positive and unmistakable Bargains. We feel we can offer something worthy the attention of every shrewd buy. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS ! HYMAN BROS., OOR. BROAD AND PINE sT8., NEVADA OITY. Eas "SANTA CLAUS HEADOUARTERS . ¢ Say Emil Rosenthal’s Commercial Street. me = [ have just received a Magnificent Stock of EXoliday Goods, —CUNSISTING OF— Toys, Novelties, Picture and Sctap Books, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Christmas Cards, Paperteries, Albums, Picture Frames, Dolls, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Velocipedes, Drums, Etc., Etc. Have also Just Received a Lot of FINE MEERSCHAUM GOODS, —EMBRACING— Genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders. CHOICE CONFECTIONERY AND NUTS. A Full Line of the Finest Cigars and Tobacco. : CALL AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY. GOODS. Orders from the Couatry Promptly Attended To. All Goods Sold Qheap. . : EBMIn ROSENTEAX. Dis THE PLACE TO BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, <3 —-v0-—— LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street.. 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, Quartz and Other Precious Stones. hineeeiieaialer FINE SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE. asia eee We make Home Made Jewelry a Specialty, which we guarantee 18 Carats Fine ' ee) ween ou hd California. This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get Reliable Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye and Opera Glasses, Etc. Engraving done Free of Charge. B. H. MILLER. TAKE A DRIVE Regularly Receives rs Be ea noah : —To THE— : Se ee em Dline Dry Goods Store oOLOTHING GRASS VALLEY, AND SEE THE LARGE BANKRUPT STOCK PURCHASE. SAMUEL YEO, The Champion of Cheapness, Is now Selling DRY GOODS, CLOAKS, MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS And Furnishing Goods, As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Fte., Etc., As can be found anywhere. In the way of Umdaderwear My Stock is not excelled. ~ The Latest Eastern Fashions : AND CARPETS. Stir and Soft Eatea At Bankrupt Rates ! —DURING THE NEXT 30 DAYS. BOOTS AND SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, . £@Ladics in Search of Fine Goods TRUNKS AND VALIsEs,. and Low Prices will do well to call And everything else usualiy and cee fist-class store ofthe kind.) (74 im @ : My Prices are ishi Low i ‘oY Sucks tie ot Bein, . THE BEE HIVE, Ss. BB. MILLER, PROPRIETOR, SAMUEL YEO, @ountry Orders carefully filled. : O44 Fellows’ Building, Broad street. Grass Valley, Naval, county, Cala. % . 4 =u iia OF” We are selling our beautiful stock ie than any other Store in. $ “. $22. ~ ANOTHER Horrible Crime Committed . . KENDRICK & GADDIS, THE PERPETRATORS. —— To The Public: EING OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF the Grain Distillery, situated near Neyada City, we have opened upa Wholesale and Retail Whiskey BUSINESS, _ ona, ee No. 49 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, Next door to Geo. E. Turner's Hardware Store, Where we offer to the Trade and the peonest and purest, hand-made, Copper Distilled Corn Whiskey that was ever laced nthe market of the Pacific Coast. Not like the Colored Doctored ChemiceledDropsical-Pup-Skull, so called Whiskey that now fleodsthe country, but the genuine, erystalized juice of the Native California Grown Corn, It is’as pure and clea: as the ‘. sweet sparkling mountain water, of which . .Nevada andthe adjoining counties may 80 ustly aud proudly boast. ‘ Why should Mgnuode f be colored, when its original, natural state is perfectly clear ? Is it to suit the fancy of some imaginary being that never existed, or is it like the masque worn by the HIGHWAYMAN ‘or base deception? These are questions for the Sotmon sense people of California to answer, and decide whether or not they will continue the use of impure Whiskey, and with Drop~y be carried to a Badal bale yrave. If youuse absolutely straight Whiskey, such as we offer forsale, it will add years to your lease. of life, rather than reduce them. ‘ We preferto build up an honest, legitimate trade of Pure WHISKEY: That will stand the fire test, as it were. Therefore, donot be surprised when you sample our Whiskey and find it as CLEAR AS GLASS. It being clear does not make it Gin, by any means. We don’t want anything to do with tampered Whiskey, neither should any other person want anything to do with it. We most respectfully solicit trade from the retail dealers and the family bottle trade ofthe community, which shall receve our prompt and honest attention. Knowing our mission is filling a long felt need in the country we leave it with the people to say whether they prefer pure Whiskey or adulterated stuff. We believe that erelong our Whiskey will be as popular in this country as were the names of Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison in the late campaign. ‘Kendrick & Gaddis. WOOD AS GOLD ! ! BANKRUPT. SHLE THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Household Furnitur Mattresses, Spring Beds Carpets, Mirrors, Etc., Recently owned by L. M. Suke= forth and purchased at Sherifs Sale by: the undersigned, BEHOLD THE BARGAINS ! Bedroom Sete reduced from $115 to qghedroom Sets reduced from $40 to "Carpets, per yard, red $1.25 to $1. . yard, reduced from Carpets, per yard, reduced from $1 to 75 cents, Parlor Sets, reduced from $60 10 $40, Bed Lounges, reduced from $00 to Hair Mattresses, reduced ob reduced from $20 spring Beds, reduced from $10 to ‘ cua Rockers, reduced ey ies 0 $9, : Rattan Rockers, reduced from $9 to Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price, Bird Cages, Half Price. _Fine Rugs, Two-thirds ‘Price. Aud Evervthing Else at Equally Low Prices, ‘The Goods will beSoldzWithout Reserve . Most of the Stock is New AND IN STYLE, REMEMBER THE PLACE; SUKeforth’s Old Star COMMERCIAL STREET, (Near Pine,) NEVADA CITY = LeGGa NH ay in general, our own production of the . THERE 1S SOMETHING IN IT FOR “S27 pum &)i PROPRIETORS, ,. ea Ss AEE oc ai