April 22, 1868 (4 pages)

* immense 6xecution: NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, comet -, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,” Mine at Retiree Hot.—Since the strike by the Welsh Co. at Relief Hill the miners in that locality. have been greatly encouraged. The channel struck by this company is supposed. te be a continuation of iat worked by . the Union Co., on account of the similarity of the gold and nature of the deposits. If this-be the case, all the companies working upon that range _.will eventually open on the same chan“nel, and the little camp will grow to a} Fespectable town. The Eagle, Welsh, Union;~What Cheer and North Star companies “are now washing. The Union Co. cleaned-up ‘$3,400 last week. This is. the ground in-which the tremendous blast of 450 kegs™ef_ powder _ was discharged, last Fall. There. was a question as to the success of this blaat-. but the company is now opening on the ground loosened; and find that it did The North Star company last week discharged a blast or 200 kegs of powder, which loosened up an immense body of dirt, Besideg the operations of these companies, a large amount of prospecting is being done in the vicinity. MINING at EurREKA.—The Snap Company struck a splendid ledge last week. This company has been running for the lead about one year. The point where the ledge was tapped was 200 feet below the surface, and gold ‘could be seen in nearly every piece. of rock taken out. Sam. Hartley, who left ' Eureka on Friday last says the snow was nine feet deep. N otwithstanding . the deep snow a large amount of under. . " ground work has been done during the Winter, and the leads are “looking up” as the miners go down. It is predicted that Eureka will be a very lively place during the Summer. MINING IN Lirt.e York. -Towx-— snip.—Nefirly all the hydraulic mining companies in Little York township are now at work. At You Bet nine compa_ nies are washing, with excellent pros pects. The cement mines are also yielding good returns. The Brown Bros. have struck richer. cement. than they have ever had before. From their claim $3,000 were taken out last week. ~Neece & West are averaging about 31,500 per week, and Heydliff—has struck first-rate cement. The Chalk Bluff Gravel Mining Co., Stranahan, Superintendent, is doing well. They have struck fine bed of gravel, containing. coarse gold, and expect to. take out a large amount of “dust” during the season. All through Little York township the miners are prepared for work, . and have-every prospect for-a—presperous season. SaLE or Mining CLAmMs.—Mr. Nichols of Columbia Hill, recently purchased a set of mining claims from Mr. Jones, at Grizzly Hill, for $17,000. There is every prospect that extensive mining operations will be conducted in these claims during the present season. They are situated on the ridge above Cooper's bridge on the Yuba. Tae Mouawk.—The Mohawk quartz mine was last worked by Kidd & Tisdale, and they lost the shaft in 1866, at a time when they were taking out ex, cellent specimen rock. The mine has since passed into the hands of Mr. Bar. ber, and will, we understand, be opened thisSummer. . A New Lepce —Mr. Stede, the otiginal locator of the Mohawk ledge, has struck a four foot ledge about.a mile from town’and east of the Grass Valley toad. The ledge has a first rate appearance and the rock looks as though it would pay well. THEY HAVE Come!—A. Goldsmith, on the corner of Broad & Pine streets, received by express yesterday, a most complete and elegant assortment of Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Satins, Lace Shawls, &c:, ¢ver received in this city. Ladies, call if you desire to see a splendid lot af the)very latest style of goods, which ig the first. lot: received. in this city, having come by the steamer Con~The Baily Branserit, eiiiigmanion. ee ee ania, ane gpl ~ TueGtoseNoza.n.—;C.Cmig and ses which they call the Globe Nozzle.— . It consists of a ‘globe or socket joint, havitiga canting fifteen inches in diameter. The inner hemisphere fits smoothly to the inner surface of the outer sphere—the former being sup‘plied with the escape pipe and the latter with the supply pipe. The entrance is six inches in diameter and the escape five and a half. The pressure of water on the interior of the globe causes the ‘surface to fit closely together and-there is no leakage. The escape pipe may be turned easily either in a perpendicular or horrizontal direction so as to’ throw water over an extent of forty-five degrees, and the range will be greatly increased by attaching a short hose to the nozzle. The object of the invention is to change the direction of a stream without trouble, and also ‘to do this water. The nozzle has been tested with fifty feet pressure, and to-morrow it will be tried at. Marselus &Maltman’s diggings with 180feet pressure and a three inch nozzle. . ~~. ge & narrow escape from death. The with the little one in-a child’s carriage. At the north end of the Suspension bridge, where the foot-way on the bridge turns toward the sidewalk, the vehicle was overturned, and the little abutment, a distance of six or eight feet, alighting within a few inches of a rock. Strange to say, the child did not receive a bruise. ills NEw Post Rovure.—A petition is in circulation in this city, asking for the establishment of & postal route from Nevada to Washington and Omega. Heretofore this has been a special route, and the mails have been carried as an accommodation. The towns of Wash. ington and Omega are important points, and the citizens ought to have regular mail communication with other parts of the State, ‘The petition was signed by all to. whom it was presented. LivELy.—For several days past quite a number of persons have been in town, . drawn hither by the cases on trial or for the purpose of purchasing goods.— The streets have presented a lively appearance and the merchants have done a brisk business, ~~ ip at May Party.—aA_ grand social party will be given by P. A; Paine, at his hotel, Lake City, on the evening of May 1st. The ride to Lake City is a pleas ant one, and by the first of May the roads will be in good condition. The party will be largely attended by peoNew Driver.—Johnny Roys, formerly of the Grass. Valley stage line, now swings the ribbons-over the team from this city to Colfax. Johnny is a first rate fellow, and travelers maybe assured of courtesy when he is on the box. A GravE CHAarGE.—Wnm. Holbrook yesterday appeared before Judge Ken« dall for trial upon the charge of assault and battery upon Dr. Babcock, when this charge was withdrawn and one of assault with intent to do bodily harm, substituted. He was placed under bonds oe 2. REP ‘a Joseph Craig’ of this place, have invented a new appliance for mining purpoj that ever traveled the State. The Ap-. peal says of it: “Every performer hasa. . without diminishing the pressure of ‘Narrow Escare.—On Sunday last’ & little child of Rev. C. H. Northup had . parents were on their way to church, . one fell under the rail to the base of theCircus will pitch its tent in this city én Friday night. It is pronounced by those who have seen it the best show place, and fills it perfectly. The riding was brilliant, and George Constable, as a clown, has but one equal—the immoreverything but the tongue. His somersault leaping excels anything in that line. The Siegrists form a distinctise featurein the exhibition. Miss Rosa and Master Auhust are excellent. performers, August, on the trapeze, performs a daring, break-neck feat.” AN ACCIDENT.—On Monday last the wagon of W.8. Frink, loaded with wood, was overturned on Boulder street, and Mr. Frink, who was driving, was considerably bruised about the hip and legs. Boulder street, in the vicinity of Park Avenue, is said to. be in such 0 condition that it is almost impassible even with an empty wagon:~ ‘ sabeilies Dystrict Court, April 2ist.—Dikeman vs. Norrie. Tried and submitted and the parties given five days to file _ Nevada County vs. Pacific Insurance Go. Judge Belden moved to amendithe the gas todk fire, burned, and exploded. The findings ‘were so amended. Ten days were granted to-file statement on motion for new trial. Court adjourned to-te-morrow at 10-a.M, = _ SENT. Brtow.—Chas. Wilson, insane, . was taken to Stockton yesterday morning by Special Deputy Sheriff Dan. Allen. ee WORKMEN yesterday commenced tearing down Spence’s frame building on Broad street,for the purpose of erect. ing the brick stores to which we alluded a few days. ago. anne -_DOWNFALL--IN--Puices.—S;-Haas—& Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city. They are selling. fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $7 50 —for coat, parts, and vest. Neck-ties and pocket-handkerchiefs, and all kinds. of clothing are offered at like rates. * _ To CHEWERS AND SMOKERS.—Tobacco—a new and superior article,called the “Baldwin's Fig,” can only be had of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail to-. bacconist, Broad street, Nevada. * GRAND OPENING BALL, GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, , TO BE GIVEN BY E. 8S. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May Ist. ’68 GRAND OPENING BALL will take place A at Ly 4 Fe yA ag PARK SE, on enivg, y ist. No po 6 will be spared to make thie the best Party ever given in the mountains. A GOOD SUPPER will be got u casion, A splendid BRA AND BAND has been secured. A general invitation is extended. Tickets Five DoLuars, INVITATION COMMITTEE. for the ocSTRING GRASS VALLEY. > Jas Faulkner, Wm Waitt, sw ’ of $1,000 to appear for trial on next — Ww Ht Rodda, Tuesday. 8 Giass, Ww Bobert, ee ee € ¥ Decuxin, B Lesck,” ArRiveD.—W. C. Stiles, who has . Frank Cleveland, Chas Bush, been East for some months, securing Tice” OW sain patents for some mining machinery in. J P Skelton, _._Chas H Mitchel vented by him, arrived in this city oath Verein ea ‘ terday. We understand he has a pa-. i ‘W Hunt, J Karl Brown, tent on a shaking table invented by RBGewr Stan himself. G von Schmitt [Ws ney, 5 W DeWitt Tisdale, Ai ge . A Heavy Biast.—The Gopher Point . 0% Malt» WF Bivens.” Co., at Blue Tent, discharged a blast of hy . a TB Moors pane, seventy-five kegs of powder, on Monnitininiiies “adirenmain day last. Some extensive mining oper. zony Dickson, Chas Abbott, ations are being carried on at this point. oe ‘ F eoffec, 5 mapas + John Paadietora © W Dannale, THE weather for several days hss. ¥F t, or ial been beautiful and vegetation begins to You BEr. : RED show the influence of Spring. bp Freak Rants, 'THANKS.--We are indebted to Baltz . Rove & Raapy.—L. A Walling, W. Barker. . é Gunther, of the St! Louis ‘Saldon, for Lage ponent vi supply of superior porter. The St, Teak aoe fs 7. ieee ee. Sate ABBrady, AW Lester. * tal Dan. Rice—and he can beat-Dan. in . — . with the. findings in this case, 8o'as to show that. — . We sell our Goodsat from 50 to 75 + We-now-offer-you Goods at Lower Prices than . bought for anywhere else in California, . than you can buy them at the Bey. Corner Broad and Pine Streets, “Kidd’s Ee IE EES Le TOES PS LOE LO THING l SPRING CLOTHING! © ee CAMPAIGN OPENED!z ee /GLBEA® SALES OF CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &o,' &c. ; AT THE Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, -©& BANNER BROTHERS, Ky Having established the fact that they can and do sell Clothing, Boots, ‘Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of thelr competitors are now in the field Largest and finest assortment . Gentlemen’s and Boy’s t2SPRING CLOTHING.2) —AND-— _FURNISHING GOODs, Ever before brought to the interior of the State per cent Lower than former rates. ee ip Attention! ll yein want of Clothing . you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere elise. Our Spring and Summer Clothing, ! Fornishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported. oo Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sell tor Lass Money than they can be Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both as to style, qualiiy and price! HATS! HATS! HATS! _ Enough « cover every man’s head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Hande--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make. Under Clething, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de scription, . TO ALL MERCHANTS! ‘i Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates t@” OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE Prices are Lower than those of any others. And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest by making purchases at the GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM BANNER, BROTHERS, Who lesale and Retail Dealers, t@ DOWNFALL IN PRICES.21. for the Spring Trade and-our>-. AE SBA ty Bs aR ee Pe . RECONSTRUCTION! — ee JOT THE RECONSTRUCTION. N of Congress or Andy yoknsee gta RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —oOr—MYERS & COMPANY,CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada Coutity. “Come to this city with the Largest and ~ BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. ae AND ARE BOUND NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD! NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES: MYERS & Go, . ; MYERS 9 Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have.” sUusT OPENED A MAMMOTH: ~ CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, —ON THE— : Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, _. NEVADA erry, Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable z SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, ‘Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. “A MAGNIFICENT 2 ‘ ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS went of 80, & Very and Complete oes BOYS CLOTHING! ee Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, _ SINCE. THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN ALIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. ara WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, OF Beots, Shoes, and TRUNKS, ‘VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a PIRST, CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF (@RUBBER GOODS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE “COUNTRY DEALERS. 4 os ~ Having anchored ourselves in this city, we ehall endeavor by bail HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us, ~ — . Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTH. ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine Our Stock and Prices. MYERS & CO Bk.ek,” Nevada city. ‘Nevada, March sist.

* immense 6xecution: NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, comet -, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,” Mine at Retiree Hot.—Since the strike by the Welsh Co. at Relief Hill the miners in that locality. have been greatly encouraged. The channel struck by this company is supposed. te be a continuation of iat worked by . the Union Co., on account of the similarity of the gold and nature of the deposits. If this-be the case, all the companies working upon that range _.will eventually open on the same chan“nel, and the little camp will grow to a} Fespectable town. The Eagle, Welsh, Union;~What Cheer and North Star companies “are now washing. The Union Co. cleaned-up ‘$3,400 last week. This is. the ground in-which the tremendous blast of 450 kegs™ef_ powder _ was discharged, last Fall. There. was a question as to the success of this blaat-. but the company is now opening on the ground loosened; and find that it did The North Star company last week discharged a blast or 200 kegs of powder, which loosened up an immense body of dirt, Besideg the operations of these companies, a large amount of prospecting is being done in the vicinity. MINING at EurREKA.—The Snap Company struck a splendid ledge last week. This company has been running for the lead about one year. The point where the ledge was tapped was 200 feet below the surface, and gold ‘could be seen in nearly every piece. of rock taken out. Sam. Hartley, who left ' Eureka on Friday last says the snow was nine feet deep. N otwithstanding . the deep snow a large amount of under. . " ground work has been done during the Winter, and the leads are “looking up” as the miners go down. It is predicted that Eureka will be a very lively place during the Summer. MINING IN Lirt.e York. -Towx-— snip.—Nefirly all the hydraulic mining companies in Little York township are now at work. At You Bet nine compa_ nies are washing, with excellent pros pects. The cement mines are also yielding good returns. The Brown Bros. have struck richer. cement. than they have ever had before. From their claim $3,000 were taken out last week. ~Neece & West are averaging about 31,500 per week, and Heydliff—has struck first-rate cement. The Chalk Bluff Gravel Mining Co., Stranahan, Superintendent, is doing well. They have struck fine bed of gravel, containing. coarse gold, and expect to. take out a large amount of “dust” during the season. All through Little York township the miners are prepared for work, . and have-every prospect for-a—presperous season. SaLE or Mining CLAmMs.—Mr. Nichols of Columbia Hill, recently purchased a set of mining claims from Mr. Jones, at Grizzly Hill, for $17,000. There is every prospect that extensive mining operations will be conducted in these claims during the present season. They are situated on the ridge above Cooper's bridge on the Yuba. Tae Mouawk.—The Mohawk quartz mine was last worked by Kidd & Tisdale, and they lost the shaft in 1866, at a time when they were taking out ex, cellent specimen rock. The mine has since passed into the hands of Mr. Bar. ber, and will, we understand, be opened thisSummer. . A New Lepce —Mr. Stede, the otiginal locator of the Mohawk ledge, has struck a four foot ledge about.a mile from town’and east of the Grass Valley toad. The ledge has a first rate appearance and the rock looks as though it would pay well. THEY HAVE Come!—A. Goldsmith, on the corner of Broad & Pine streets, received by express yesterday, a most complete and elegant assortment of Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Satins, Lace Shawls, &c:, ¢ver received in this city. Ladies, call if you desire to see a splendid lot af the)very latest style of goods, which ig the first. lot: received. in this city, having come by the steamer Con~The Baily Branserit, eiiiigmanion. ee ee ania, ane gpl ~ TueGtoseNoza.n.—;C.Cmig and ses which they call the Globe Nozzle.— . It consists of a ‘globe or socket joint, havitiga canting fifteen inches in diameter.. The inner hemisphere fits smoothly to the inner surface of the outer sphere—the former being sup‘plied with the escape pipe and the latter with the supply pipe. The entrance is six inches in diameter and the escape five and a half. The pressure of water on the interior of the globe causes the ‘surface to fit closely together and-there is no leakage. The escape pipe may be turned easily either in a perpendicular or horrizontal direction so as to’ throw water over an extent of forty-five degrees, and the range will be greatly increased by attaching a short hose to the nozzle. The object of the invention is to change the direction of a stream without trouble, and also ‘to do this water. The nozzle has been tested with fifty feet pressure, and to-morrow it will be tried at. Marselus &Maltman’s diggings with 180feet pressure and a three inch nozzle. . ~~. ge & narrow escape from death. The with the little one in-a child’s carriage. At the north end of the Suspension bridge, where the foot-way on the bridge turns toward the sidewalk, the vehicle was overturned, and the little abutment, a distance of six or eight feet, alighting within a few inches of a rock. Strange to say, the child did not receive a bruise. ills NEw Post Rovure.—A petition is in circulation in this city, asking for the establishment of & postal route from Nevada to Washington and Omega. Heretofore this has been a special route, and the mails have been carried as an accommodation. The towns of Wash. ington and Omega are important points, and the citizens ought to have regular mail communication with other parts of the State, ‘The petition was signed by all to. whom it was presented. LivELy.—For several days past quite a number of persons have been in town, . drawn hither by the cases on trial or for the purpose of purchasing goods.— The streets have presented a lively appearance and the merchants have done a brisk business, ~~ ip at May Party.—aA_ grand social party will be given by P. A; Paine, at his hotel, Lake City, on the evening of May 1st. The ride to Lake City is a pleas ant one, and by the first of May the roads will be in good condition. The party will be largely attended by peoNew Driver.—Johnny Roys, formerly of the Grass. Valley stage line, now swings the ribbons-over the team from this city to Colfax. Johnny is a first rate fellow, and travelers maybe assured of courtesy when he is on the box. A GravE CHAarGE.—Wnm. Holbrook yesterday appeared before Judge Ken« dall for trial upon the charge of assault and battery upon Dr. Babcock, when this charge was withdrawn and one of assault with intent to do bodily harm, substituted. He was placed under bonds oe 2. REP ‘a Joseph Craig’ of this place, have invented a new appliance for mining purpoj that ever traveled the State. The Ap-. peal says of it: “Every performer hasa. . without diminishing the pressure of ‘Narrow Escare.—On Sunday last’ & little child of Rev. C. H. Northup had . parents were on their way to church, . one fell under the rail to the base of theCircus will pitch its tent in this city én Friday night. It is pronounced by those who have seen it the best show place, and fills it perfectly. The riding was brilliant, and George Constable, as a clown, has but one equal—the immoreverything but the tongue. His somersault leaping excels anything in that line. The Siegrists form a distinctise featurein the exhibition. Miss Rosa and Master Auhust are excellent. performers, August, on the trapeze, performs a daring, break-neck feat.” AN ACCIDENT.—On Monday last the wagon of W.8. Frink, loaded with wood, was overturned on Boulder street, and Mr. Frink, who was driving, was considerably bruised about the hip and legs. Boulder street, in the vicinity of Park Avenue, is said to. be in such 0 condition that it is almost impassible even with an empty wagon:~ ‘ sabeilies Dystrict Court, April 2ist.—Dikeman vs. Norrie. Tried and submitted and the parties given five days to file _ Nevada County vs. Pacific Insurance Go. Judge Belden moved to amendithe the gas todk fire, burned, and exploded. The findings ‘were so amended. Ten days were granted to-file statement on motion for new trial. Court adjourned to-te-morrow at 10-a.M, = _ SENT. Brtow.—Chas. Wilson, insane, . was taken to Stockton yesterday morning by Special Deputy Sheriff Dan. Allen. ee WORKMEN yesterday commenced tearing down Spence’s frame building on Broad street,for the purpose of erect. ing the brick stores to which we alluded a few days. ago. anne -_DOWNFALL--IN--Puices.—S;-Haas—& Co., corner of Pine and Commercial

streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city. They are selling. fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $7 50 —for coat, parts, and vest. Neck-ties and pocket-handkerchiefs, and all kinds. of clothing are offered at like rates. * _ To CHEWERS AND SMOKERS.—Tobacco—a new and superior article,called the “Baldwin's Fig,” can only be had of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail to-. bacconist, Broad street, Nevada. * GRAND OPENING BALL, GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, , TO BE GIVEN BY E. 8S. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May Ist. ’68 GRAND OPENING BALL will take place A at Ly 4 Fe yA ag PARK SE, on enivg, y ist. No po 6 will be spared to make thie the best Party ever given in the mountains. A GOOD SUPPER will be got u casion, A splendid BRA AND BAND has been secured. A general invitation is extended. Tickets Five DoLuars, INVITATION COMMITTEE. for the ocSTRING GRASS VALLEY. > Jas Faulkner, Wm Waitt, sw ’ of $1,000 to appear for trial on next — Ww Ht Rodda, Tuesday. 8 Giass, Ww Bobert, ee ee € ¥ Decuxin, B Lesck,” ArRiveD.—W. C. Stiles, who has . Frank Cleveland, Chas Bush, been East for some months, securing Tice” OW sain patents for some mining machinery in. J P Skelton, _._Chas H Mitchel vented by him, arrived in this city oath Verein ea ‘ terday. We understand he has a pa-. i ‘W Hunt, J Karl Brown, tent on a shaking table invented by RBGewr Stan himself. G von Schmitt [Ws ney, 5 W DeWitt Tisdale, Ai ge . A Heavy Biast.—The Gopher Point . 0% Malt» WF Bivens.” Co., at Blue Tent, discharged a blast of hy . a TB Moors pane, seventy-five kegs of powder, on Monnitininiiies “adirenmain day last. Some extensive mining oper. zony Dickson, Chas Abbott, ations are being carried on at this point. oe ‘ F eoffec, 5 mapas + John Paadietora © W Dannale, THE weather for several days hss. ¥F t, or ial been beautiful and vegetation begins to You BEr. : RED show the influence of Spring. bp Freak Rants, 'THANKS.--We are indebted to Baltz . Rove & Raapy.—L. A Walling, W. Barker. . é Gunther, of the St! Louis ‘Saldon, for Lage ponent vi supply of superior porter. The St, Teak aoe fs 7. ieee ee. Sate ABBrady, AW Lester. * tal Dan. Rice—and he can beat-Dan. in . — . with the. findings in this case, 8o'as to show that. — . We sell our Goodsat from 50 to 75 + We-now-offer-you Goods at Lower Prices than . bought for anywhere else in California, . than you can buy them at the Bey. Corner Broad and Pine Streets, “Kidd’s Ee IE EES Le TOES PS LOE LO THING l SPRING CLOTHING! © ee CAMPAIGN OPENED!z ee /GLBEA® SALES OF CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &o,' &c. ; AT THE Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, -©& BANNER BROTHERS, Ky Having established the fact that they can and do sell Clothing, Boots, ‘Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of thelr competitors are now in the field Largest and finest assortment . Gentlemen’s and Boy’s t2SPRING CLOTHING.2) —AND-— _FURNISHING GOODs, Ever before brought to the interior of the State per cent Lower than former rates. ee ip Attention! ll yein want of Clothing . you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere elise. Our Spring and Summer Clothing, ! Fornishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported. oo Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sell tor Lass Money than they can be Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both as to style, qualiiy and price! HATS! HATS! HATS! _ Enough « cover every man’s head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Hande--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make. Under Clething, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de scription, . TO ALL MERCHANTS! ‘i Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates t@” OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE Prices are Lower than those of any others. And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest by making purchases at the GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM BANNER, BROTHERS, Who lesale and Retail Dealers, t@ DOWNFALL IN PRICES.21. for the Spring Trade and-our>-. AE SBA ty Bs aR ee Pe . RECONSTRUCTION! — ee JOT THE RECONSTRUCTION. N of Congress or Andy yoknsee gta RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —oOr—MYERS & COMPANY,CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada Coutity. “Come to this city with the Largest and ~ BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. ae AND ARE BOUND NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD! NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES: MYERS & Go, . ; MYERS 9 Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have.” sUusT OPENED A MAMMOTH: ~ CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, —ON THE— : Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, _.. NEVADA erry, Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable z SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, ‘Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. “A MAGNIFICENT 2 ‘ ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS went of 80, & Very and Complete oes BOYS CLOTHING! ee Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, _ SINCE. THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN ALIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. ara WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, OF Beots, Shoes, and TRUNKS, ‘VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a PIRST, CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF (@RUBBER GOODS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE “COUNTRY DEALERS. 4 os ~ Having anchored ourselves in this city, we ehall endeavor by bail HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us, ~ — . Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTH. ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine Our Stock and Prices. MYERS & CO Bk.ek,” Nevada city. ‘Nevada, March sist.