April 23, 1873 (4 pages)

IMPOSTORs . . re you now? on against Us ig fowhere ! 2 MOTTO IS ee LES “AND sMarr —o BERG BROS. the Bank of Nevada Co.} PPOSITION STORR in xe. lont use deception in our A to deceive the public by bees (Cheap John style) tb nded publi, and sel] “4 or shelf worn Dry Goods, Chatam Street style of busi. na berg Bros; E LARGEST 8T0CK _+OFr— y GOODS Nevada City. selected with sp-cial care i uropean and. Eastern Marreat for the ladies to call at LACE STORE. est. selection of Goods of'all lors, to be found this side of which we will sell at prices4 Competition, 0 HUMBUG !MY IS RICHES! ention is drawing near, ani 4 to who shall ‘be County § resolved, Rosenberg Broi . f auy office. We have coi duct our business. Let : known that we cannot ani indersold. We sell cheapr e third grade dea!ere ean buy nberg Bros. THE LEADING ,ODS DEALERS ok consists of the ST NOVELTIES. is Silks of all colors s Irish Poplin. s Fancy and Striped ds French and Amer5. ds of all brands MusStraw Hats. ovelty Parasols. Aneries. te Gay of are and ins @lape Dry Gost! o-led.gway by humbag. » hea any rah wade + imess. By, calling = RE you will be saeured of th VU 2 0 AGAYSK Hess, on Pine street, on Sunday. ~——yada, 85. . deposes and saith as follows: leaving there I went down to Tom . Canfield’s; had a few drinks at Can* gat down and had.a few drinks; . in her house, but never had any i geen durability, excel agything yEVADA CITY, CAL. “LOCAL AFFAIRS. ‘Parry Roberts. berts, who was shot. by Kate . night last, has Oe, given up by his . physician, ‘there*being no hopes of his recovery. Yesterday morning he . complained considerably of pain in’ his legs and ‘stomach; and it was thought mortifi n had -bet in.— Judge son was sent for on fonday evening to take his testimony, which we herewith publish in full: State of California, Gonnty of NeDeposition of feury Roberts: taken under oath before me, W. H. David_son, Justice of the Peace in and for ‘Nevada To ynship, on this 2ist day ~of “April; -4:-:--1873,—at-Gold—Flat, Nevada County, State of California, Henry Roberts being duly sworn, “My ‘name 1s Henry Roberts; born in Cornwall, England; 28 years of age; my occupation is @ miner; have been working at Murchie’s lead for about -one month. About 5 o’clock on Sunday afternoon; April 20th,-1873; Jeame into town from Gold Flat. I went into the National Hotel: after field’s; after that I went to the house occupied by Belle Butler and stopped there along time, say two and a half hours; after that I went down tuwn and stopped about ‘half an hour out, and then returnéd to the same place; this was about 10.0’clock at night; shorly after that time the boys that were there in Belle Butler’ 8 house with me all left; as itwas raining very hard, I told Belle Butler that I guess. I would stop there all night; she replied I have no bedding for you; I replied that was all right, I could lay on the lounge, and she placed a pillow for me to lay my head on, algo a quilt to cover me; I laid down, and had not been lying there very long, when some one came to the door and knocked. Belle Butler went to the door and let a girl in _ called Kate or Kitty; when she came in I got up on my feet and asked her , (Kitty) how she was niaking out; . she replied to the best. of . my’ knowl. . “edge, ‘you're a bloody Cornishman;’ 48 soon as she made that remark she shot at me; to the best of my knowleige is was standing sideways to was a small sized pistol; I could not tell whether it was a derringer or revolver pistol; Iam confident that she, Kitty or Kate, did shoot me; never had any trouble with her; haye been ~trouble' with her;* after “I-was shot I fell to the floor, and I don’t remember anything that occurred after the “feinuin’ — place; I had not been oa t deal through the wane an swear by the Everlasting God, that. the girl Kate, or ep as they call her, did shoot me e night of April 20th, 1873, His Henry X Rozerts. Mark. Subscribed and sworn to before me, at Gold Flat. Nevada hier this 21st dog ot April, 1873, Davrpson, J. P. Kate Hess, charged with shooting Roberts, was brought. before Judge Davidson yesterday afternoon. She Tequested the examination to be postPoned until Tuesday next, which . Was granted. 5 Great Mhicepdou.Since the arrival of new goods di-. i tect from the East at the Clothing Emporium of Aschheim Bros., the Tush to that establishment has been immense. Everybody is anxious and a to procure one of those late vie suits manufactured expressly for this market, which for quality. everything ever exhibited in any ~ dlothing house in thiscounty.’ Their stock, comprising in part of ‘thiners’, business and dress suite; is the most complete and largest over tegnght to ‘this city, amd they sell them at . down upon a railroad bridge located . I saw the pistol in her hand; it’ ; fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will ". event every spedien of A terrible, accident occurred to. the steomboat-train on the Stonington und Providence Railroad, Connecticut, on Wednesday last. The steam‘poat-traln ‘from Stonington for Boston fell through a bridge atthe Richmond switch, Six.cars were burned. Fifteen persons are supposed to have been killed. Six-bodies have a!réady been taken from the ruins. The accident .was caused by the fresliet. ‘The latest dispatch,dated April 19th, from Stonington, says the steamer arrived at that place with about. 170 passengers, who took the train. for Providence and Boston. At the Richmond switch a dam across a small mill stream had been ‘carried . away by the water from Enis Pond about three hundred — feet distant, completely washing itaway. No one lived near the pond, so the breaking ef the dam was not known until One of the rails on the opoosite track was driven completely through the engine, and George Eldridge, fireman, died Terrible Reelaent in Coninsethint Fir Bally Branserips. ™ semble ‘at the Theatre at 10 0 ‘elock, A. &%., sharp, and form in line as des__Union Lodge No. 48. the traizwas thrown-into-thechasm, . William Guile, engineer, (Main to Commercial, up Commercial 1. 0. O, F., ridey, Apa 25th, 1873: The brethren of the order will asORDER OF PROCESSION, ‘Grand Marshal and Aids. _ San Francisco Brass Band, ms Oustomeh Lodge No. 16. Visiting Brethren. Golden Star Lodge No, 165. Samaritan Lodge No. 126. _ Sutter Lodge No, 100. San Juan Brass Band. Ssn Juan Lodge No. 67. Grass Valley Lodge No. 12. Union Encampment No. 11, on horseback. _ Orator and Chaplain oe carriage. LINE OF MARCH, ion at the Theatre, and march down Broad street to the Plaza, up to Pine, up Pine to Broad, up Broad at their posts, Their remains have been taken-from the wrecked engine. The killed are very much disfigured. Seven bedies. have been recovered. Conductor Orrin Gardiner escaped. was seriously injuredin a thigh. All the. other brakemén escaped with slight injuries. Tne killed, as far as recognized, in ‘addition to those mentioned, were: Albert Allen, of Providence; Jerry Comerer, of Boston; John Callahan, of New York, About thirty-five passéngers were wounded, ‘some seriously. It ig thought that several bodies haye been washed down the stream, as the flood was probably. atits hight. The engine made a fearful leap, passing over the stream and imbe ding itself in the opposite embankment. passenger cars were burned. .The general estimate of the number killed is from. eight. to twelve, Oad Fallows” Celebration. Gentlemen who propose attending the Odd Fellows’ Celebration, should not fail to get one of those Fine Late Style Suits, imported expressly for the oceasion by ASCHHEIM, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Silk Hats. new styles, ee? received at. _ ASCHHEIM'S,. . LO o.1 B.! Notice. The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to be a grand affair. No pains have been spared to make it pleasant for vll who may attend. The music which has been secured will be the cus M. Blum’s celebrated San Francisco string and brass ‘quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such as will delight all. * READ ROSENBERG BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN. mi27 A ure saved for fifty cents: A cough that would hurry-s man to: the grave in a few months, can be comnpistely cured in two or three days by: using a fifty cent bottle of Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by all druggists.Pike's Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute, Oavrion.—In. our elimate, coughs, colds and lang diseases _ will ie prevail, ConCherry. Spring in the Clearings. (in newly cleared regions of country, epring is always an unhealthy season, The virgin soil, enriched by decomposed vege. table matter, sends up, when first bared to the sunshine, volumes of miasmatic vapor that generates every variety of intermittent and remittent fever. All low laying, swampy districts, the deltas of rivers, the prairies, the salt marshes on the coast, the bayous of the Gulf States, and the shores °¢the northern lakes are also visited at. this season by malarious epidemics that prostrate no inconsiderable number of their inhabitants, This ought not to be, for it it can easily be prevented. No fact in medical history is better established than the disorder. A course of this standard tomic snd alter. ative commenced im advance of the unhealthy season and eontinued regularly until ite close, will ‘prove an sbeolute proete ees cuaiuame are as sea in Thomas Kelan, threugh brakeman, . POakland, Only three . }ONE PRICE CLOTHIER A beautiful stock of ‘fine Silk Hats, . best ever heard inthiscounty. Mar-. Taek dinesn y claim its victims. These if taken in time, can . . Lag and cured. The remedy Wistar’s Balsam of Wild} down Broad street to the Hall, where the Dedicatory ceremonies will take place as follows: = -SXBRCISES AT THE WALD, 1st. Opening Ode by the Brethren. 2d. Prayer by the Chaplain. . 8d. Dedication of new Hall by the Grand Master and. Grand. Officers. 4th. Prayer by Grand Chaplain. 5th. Singing by the choir. ’ The procession will then reform and march up-Broad street to junc-: tion, counter march to the Theatre, where the oration will be delivered by P. G. Master, Wm. H. Hill, of siete By order of JONATHAN CLARK, Grand Marshal. . B. H, Miller, ‘THE POPULAR ~ ~~ —AT HIS—' BS Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City Aru Amortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES 8 ep SPRING AND SU MMER DRESS ALSO, HATS, — GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING CLOTHING. * PENMANSHIP. ROONDDTMRGL cominenent etthe WANE. INGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, on: eter tiereers, Sant ¥. boon, ft é eolock,. » Aten RR Ee = tee mato Sepeeg. STIL TRUMPHANT exercises of' the celebration of the 54th anniversary of at Nevada, City, on to junction, then counter march] OF EVERYBODY cence Just: Received . : THE LARGEST STOCK F Dry? Fancy Goods) . EVER BROUGHT HERE, SPR Een eee ed orn Mee sameness esac a BELL .& BROWN. he maT . . . ‘jenorarse CORNER OF . Dealers im DRUGS, CHEMICALS, — PERFUMERY, ‘TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. ma. We shall keep on hand Sonya ansont‘ment of — “Also es Tull tine of Patent. Medicines. A GOOD SUPPLY OF A, Goldsmith 18 NOW SELLING BETTER Goons LOWER PRICES IN NEVADA CITY. : You : CAN GET Every aro as Advertischacnne mane Lin { ——— ar : ma New Price ‘List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1, GRENADINES, 20 ots per yd. _ PIQUES, 221% cts pr yd. . SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. SOLS, $1 each, BALMORAL SKIBTS, $1 each. BSPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts. 50 ots. ‘75 ets per pair. _ SUN oon best quality, 60 _ Holes equally ait s BEAP! Err yrpickt ~ ps eee . THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN And at the Prices mentioned. 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 cts pr yd. FINE WALKING CANE PARA5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for SILK BUTTO oa, 25 cts per doz. a hapsllie a FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 104 a QUILTS, $2 each, 4s ae Toc HAT FRAMES, one bit. ‘And ‘Hundreds of other Ar-. REMEMBER, THE ree ag (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN. FRESH very feed cals ; MW % ~hisatstenapae een \ Bi ; Sor ouk aoe Mate BY] Quah . ¢ Wancy& Articles 2 Hs et eat a Jarge and aptendta_ eres Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets lise . 6te., Wi . GREAT SALE le cane x ed IB. NAYTHAN'S STORE, "_owmenty Nathan & Casper. y Cor. Pine and Commercial Ste., " Opposite Masonic Hall. sn t 4 eas B. NATHAN SPRING AND SUMMER . : CLOTHING ok FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . ALFALFA, CLOVER, . {3oons, suoxs, : TIMOTHY, &c, FUBNISHING SPR. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMTRUNKS, POUNDED PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDIVALISES, CINAL PURPOSES. or TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. ETU, ETc. ALSO, LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION. ba nce A Fime Assortment of reece My Goods will be sold at the very lowest Give the old Pioneer a call, and he will give you better bargains than any other store in . Nevada county, eee B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 20th, 1873, AUCTION. HE undersigned od. will offer for sale at . public anction, at hie oieanat Grass V: Nevada, on ESD the doth day of 4 April, the following named. 1 Two Horse Team. Wagon and Harness completu. _ 7 Cows ct Calves, or with culf. 2 Three year old Steers. 6 Two year old Heifers, 5 Year The above above property is held as security for debt, a and must be sold. Also, at the and place, unless previously a 16 head of Yéarlin, ‘Terms of sale— fotes of approved endorsement taken for al) sums over one hunptr naan . Notes eB 4 @.e year at one per cen’ SUTTON. Ww. Davidson wae 3 m23 New Spring Goods: eaten te MRS. M. A, STERLING. ‘Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, ~. NEVADA CITY. repared to supply the ladies ot tl and vicini Bi the latest Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, don, which se has just received, such as Drees Goods, , Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat ~ and Bonnet Fra: Straw Hats, Ribbons, eh Flowers, ¢tc. Also, latest style ‘asekelits. Pictur Wall Pockets. Frames and ee The will be sold cheap ‘for tagh, Goods and a share of public patronage is 80x licited. MRS. M. A. STERLING: Neveds, March 30th, 1873. ANTOINE TAM, DEALER IN OYSTERS, . CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, CIGARS, <c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. MI have edded, in connection with my. . Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of . } NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, kc, Which steot the beet quality and will be sold very cheap. oy CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. ns, ges. wont 9 SIME Co CIGAR call and , ANTOINE TAM. __ Nevada, March 26th. ¢& ia i * i, ti a LADIES’ AND. CHILDREN’S , SHOES and SLIPPERS. ~—— — im AGES Se: 4 .

IMPOSTORs . . re you now? on against Us ig fowhere ! 2 MOTTO IS ee LES “AND sMarr —o BERG BROS. the Bank of Nevada Co.} PPOSITION STORR in xe. lont use deception in our A to deceive the public by bees (Cheap John style) tb nded publi, and sel] “4 or shelf worn Dry Goods, Chatam Street style of busi. na berg Bros; E LARGEST 8T0CK _+OFr— y GOODS Nevada City. selected with sp-cial care i uropean and. Eastern Marreat for the ladies to call at LACE STORE. est. selection of Goods of'all lors, to be found this side of which we will sell at prices4 Competition, 0 HUMBUG !MY IS RICHES! ention is drawing near, ani 4 to who shall ‘be County § resolved, Rosenberg Broi . f auy office. We have coi duct our business. Let : known that we cannot ani indersold. We sell cheapr e third grade dea!ere ean buy nberg Bros. THE LEADING ,ODS DEALERS ok consists of the ST NOVELTIES. is Silks of all colors s Irish Poplin. s Fancy and Striped ds French and Amer5. ds of all brands MusStraw Hats. ovelty Parasols. Aneries. te Gay of are and ins @lape Dry Gost! o-led.gway by humbag. » hea any rah wade + imess. By, calling = RE you will be saeured of th VU 2 0 AGAYSK Hess, on Pine street, on Sunday. ~——yada, 85. . deposes and saith as follows: leaving there I went down to Tom . Canfield’s; had a few drinks at Can* gat down and had.a few drinks; . in her house, but never had any i geen durability, excel agything yEVADA CITY, CAL. “LOCAL AFFAIRS. ‘Parry Roberts. berts, who was shot. by Kate . night last, has Oe, given up by his . physician, ‘there*being no hopes of his recovery. Yesterday morning he . complained considerably of pain in’ his legs and ‘stomach; and it was thought mortifi n had -bet in.— Judge son was sent for on fonday evening to take his testimony, which we herewith publish in full: State of California, Gonnty of NeDeposition of feury Roberts: taken under oath before me, W. H. David_son, Justice of the Peace in and for ‘Nevada To ynship, on this 2ist day ~of “April; -4:-:--1873,—at-Gold—Flat, Nevada County, State of California, Henry Roberts being duly sworn, “My ‘name 1s Henry Roberts; born in Cornwall, England; 28 years of age; my occupation is @ miner; have been working at Murchie’s lead for about -one month. About 5 o’clock on Sunday afternoon; April 20th,-1873; Jeame into town from Gold Flat. I went into the National Hotel: after field’s; after that I went to the house occupied by Belle Butler and stopped there along time, say two and a half hours; after that I went down tuwn and stopped about ‘half an hour out, and then returnéd to the same place; this was about 10.0’clock at night; shorly after that time the boys that were there in Belle Butler’ 8 house with me all left; as itwas raining very hard, I told Belle Butler that I guess. I would stop there all night; she replied I have no bedding for you; I replied that was all right, I could lay on the lounge, and she placed a pillow for me to lay my head on, algo a quilt to cover me; I laid down, and had not been lying there very long, when some one came to the door and knocked. Belle Butler went to the door and let a girl in _ called Kate or Kitty; when she came in I got up on my feet and asked her , (Kitty) how she was niaking out; . she replied to the best. of . my’ knowl. . “edge, ‘you're a bloody Cornishman;’ 48 soon as she made that remark she shot at me; to the best of my knowleige is was standing sideways to was a small sized pistol; I could not tell whether it was a derringer or revolver pistol; Iam confident that she, Kitty or Kate, did shoot me; never had any trouble with her; haye been ~trouble' with her;* after “I-was shot I fell to the floor, and I don’t remember anything that occurred after the “feinuin’ — place; I had not been oa t deal through the wane an swear by the Everlasting God, that. the girl Kate, or ep as they call her, did shoot me e night of April 20th, 1873, His Henry X Rozerts. Mark. Subscribed and sworn to before me, at Gold Flat. Nevada hier this 21st dog ot April, 1873, Davrpson, J. P. Kate Hess, charged with shooting Roberts, was brought. before Judge Davidson yesterday afternoon. She Tequested the examination to be postPoned until Tuesday next, which . Was granted. 5 Great Mhicepdou.Since the arrival of new goods di-. i tect from the East at the Clothing Emporium of Aschheim Bros., the Tush to that establishment has been immense. Everybody is anxious and a to procure one of those late vie suits manufactured expressly for this market, which for quality. everything ever exhibited in any ~ dlothing house in thiscounty.’ Their stock, comprising in part of ‘thiners’, business and dress suite; is the most complete and largest over tegnght to ‘this city, amd they sell them at . down upon a railroad bridge located . I saw the pistol in her hand; it’ ; fact that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will ". event every spedien of A terrible, accident occurred to. the steomboat-train on the Stonington und Providence Railroad, Connecticut, on Wednesday last. The steam‘poat-traln ‘from Stonington for Boston fell through a bridge atthe Richmond switch, Six.cars were burned. Fifteen persons are supposed to have been killed. Six-bodies have a!réady been taken from the ruins. The accident .was caused by the fresliet. ‘The latest dispatch,dated April 19th, from Stonington, says the steamer arrived at that place with about. 170 passengers, who took the train. for Providence and Boston. At the Richmond switch a dam across a small mill stream had been ‘carried . away by the water from Enis Pond about three hundred — feet distant, completely washing itaway. No one lived near the pond, so the breaking ef the dam was not known until One of the rails on the opoosite track was driven completely through the engine, and George Eldridge, fireman, died Terrible Reelaent in Coninsethint Fir Bally Branserips. ™ semble ‘at the Theatre at 10 0 ‘elock, A. &%., sharp, and form in line as des__Union Lodge No. 48. the traizwas thrown-into-thechasm, . William Guile, engineer, (Main to Commercial, up Commercial 1. 0. O, F., ridey, Apa 25th, 1873: The brethren of the order will asORDER OF PROCESSION, ‘Grand Marshal and Aids. _ San Francisco Brass Band, ms Oustomeh Lodge No. 16. Visiting Brethren. Golden Star Lodge No, 165. Samaritan Lodge No. 126. _ Sutter Lodge No, 100. San Juan Brass Band. Ssn Juan Lodge No. 67. Grass Valley Lodge No. 12. Union Encampment No. 11, on horseback. _ Orator and Chaplain oe carriage. LINE OF MARCH, ion at the Theatre, and march down Broad street to the Plaza, up to Pine, up Pine to Broad, up Broad at their posts, Their remains have been taken-from the wrecked engine. The killed are very much disfigured. Seven bedies. have been recovered. Conductor Orrin Gardiner escaped. was seriously injuredin a thigh. All the. other brakemén escaped with slight injuries. Tne killed, as far as recognized, in ‘addition to those mentioned, were: Albert Allen, of Providence; Jerry Comerer, of Boston; John Callahan, of New York, About thirty-five passéngers were wounded, ‘some seriously. It ig thought that several bodies haye been washed down the stream, as the flood was probably. atits hight. The engine made a fearful leap, passing over the stream and imbe ding itself in the opposite embankment. passenger cars were burned. .The general estimate of the number killed is from. eight. to twelve, Oad Fallows” Celebration. Gentlemen who propose attending the Odd Fellows’ Celebration, should not fail to get one of those Fine Late Style Suits, imported expressly for the oceasion by ASCHHEIM, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Silk Hats. new styles, ee? received at. _ ASCHHEIM'S,. . LO o.1 B.! Notice. The Odd Fellows’ ball promises to be a grand affair. No pains have been spared to make it pleasant for vll who may attend. The music which has been secured will be the cus M. Blum’s celebrated San Francisco string and brass ‘quadrille orchestra, with Willis as prompter, is sufficient gurrantee that the music will be such as will delight all. * READ ROSENBERG BROS. ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN. mi27 A ure saved for fifty cents: A cough that would hurry-s man to: the grave in a few months, can be comnpistely cured in two or three

days by: using a fifty cent bottle of Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by all druggists.Pike's Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute, Oavrion.—In. our elimate, coughs, colds and lang diseases _ will ie prevail, ConCherry. Spring in the Clearings. (in newly cleared regions of country, epring is always an unhealthy season, The virgin soil, enriched by decomposed vege. table matter, sends up, when first bared to the sunshine, volumes of miasmatic vapor that generates every variety of intermittent and remittent fever. All low laying, swampy districts, the deltas of rivers, the prairies, the salt marshes on the coast, the bayous of the Gulf States, and the shores °¢the northern lakes are also visited at. this season by malarious epidemics that prostrate no inconsiderable number of their inhabitants, This ought not to be, for it it can easily be prevented. No fact in medical history is better established than the disorder. A course of this standard tomic snd alter. ative commenced im advance of the unhealthy season and eontinued regularly until ite close, will ‘prove an sbeolute proete ees cuaiuame are as sea in Thomas Kelan, threugh brakeman, . POakland, Only three . }ONE PRICE CLOTHIER A beautiful stock of ‘fine Silk Hats, . best ever heard inthiscounty. Mar-. Taek dinesn y claim its victims. These if taken in time, can . . Lag and cured. The remedy Wistar’s Balsam of Wild} down Broad street to the Hall, where the Dedicatory ceremonies will take place as follows: = -SXBRCISES AT THE WALD, 1st. Opening Ode by the Brethren. 2d. Prayer by the Chaplain. . 8d. Dedication of new Hall by the Grand Master and. Grand. Officers. 4th. Prayer by Grand Chaplain. 5th. Singing by the choir. ’ The procession will then reform and march up-Broad street to junc-: tion, counter march to the Theatre, where the oration will be delivered by P. G. Master, Wm. H. Hill, of siete By order of JONATHAN CLARK, Grand Marshal. . B. H, Miller, ‘THE POPULAR ~ ~~ —AT HIS—' BS Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, Nevada City Aru Amortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES 8 ep SPRING AND SU MMER DRESS ALSO, HATS, — GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING CLOTHING. * PENMANSHIP. ROONDDTMRGL cominenent etthe WANE. INGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, on: eter tiereers, Sant ¥. boon, ft é eolock,.. » Aten RR Ee = tee mato Sepeeg. STIL TRUMPHANT exercises of' the celebration of the 54th anniversary of at Nevada, City, on to junction, then counter march] OF EVERYBODY cence Just: Received . : THE LARGEST STOCK F Dry? Fancy Goods) . EVER BROUGHT HERE, SPR Een eee ed orn Mee sameness esac a BELL .& BROWN. he maT . . . ‘jenorarse CORNER OF . Dealers im DRUGS, CHEMICALS, — PERFUMERY, ‘TOILET SOAP BRUSHES, of all kinds. ma. We shall keep on hand Sonya ansont‘ment of — “Also es Tull tine of Patent. Medicines. A GOOD SUPPLY OF A, Goldsmith 18 NOW SELLING BETTER Goons LOWER PRICES IN NEVADA CITY. : You : CAN GET Every aro as Advertischacnne mane Lin { ——— ar : ma New Price ‘List : 3-PLY CARPETS, $1 50. 10 yds CALICO for $1. 10 yds MUSLIN for $1, GRENADINES, 20 ots per yd. _ PIQUES, 221% cts pr yd. . SHETLAND SHAWLS, $2. SOLS, $1 each, BALMORAL SKIBTS, $1 each. BSPOOLS COTTON THREAD, 25 cts. 50 ots. ‘75 ets per pair. _ SUN oon best quality, 60 _ Holes equally ait s BEAP! Err yrpickt ~ ps eee . THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN And at the Prices mentioned. 8 yds BLEACHED MUSLIN, $1. FRENCH CORSETS, 50 cts & $1. GRASS LINEN, 4-4, 25 cts pr yd. FINE WALKING CANE PARA5 SPOOLS SILK THREAD for SILK BUTTO oa, 25 cts per doz. a hapsllie a FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES, 104 a QUILTS, $2 each, 4s ae Toc HAT FRAMES, one bit. ‘And ‘Hundreds of other Ar-. REMEMBER, THE ree ag (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BELL & BROWN. FRESH very feed cals ; MW % ~hisatstenapae een \ Bi ; Sor ouk aoe Mate BY] Quah . ¢ Wancy& Articles 2 Hs et eat a Jarge and aptendta_ eres Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets lise . 6te., Wi . GREAT SALE le cane x ed IB. NAYTHAN'S STORE, "_owmenty Nathan & Casper. y Cor. Pine and Commercial Ste., " Opposite Masonic Hall. sn t 4 eas B. NATHAN SPRING AND SUMMER . : CLOTHING ok FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, . ALFALFA, CLOVER, . {3oons, suoxs, : TIMOTHY, &c, FUBNISHING SPR. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMTRUNKS, POUNDED PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDIVALISES, CINAL PURPOSES. or TRUSSES OF ALL KINDS. ETU, ETc. ALSO, LATEST STYLE OF HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION. ba nce A Fime Assortment of reece My Goods will be sold at the very lowest Give the old Pioneer a call, and he will give you better bargains than any other store in . Nevada county, eee B. NATHAN. Nevada, April 20th, 1873, AUCTION. HE undersigned od. will offer for sale at . public anction, at hie oieanat Grass V: Nevada, on ESD the doth day of 4 April, the following named. 1 Two Horse Team. Wagon and Harness completu. _ 7 Cows ct Calves, or with culf. 2 Three year old Steers. 6 Two year old Heifers, 5 Year The above above property is held as security for debt, a and must be sold. Also, at the and place, unless previously a 16 head of Yéarlin, ‘Terms of sale— fotes of approved endorsement taken for al) sums over one hunptr naan . Notes eB 4 @.e year at one per cen’ SUTTON. Ww. Davidson wae 3 m23 New Spring Goods: eaten te MRS. M. A, STERLING. ‘Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, ~. NEVADA CITY. repared to supply the ladies ot tl and vicini Bi the latest Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, don, which se has just received, such as Drees Goods, , Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat ~ and Bonnet Fra: Straw Hats, Ribbons, eh Flowers, ¢tc. Also, latest style ‘asekelits. Pictur Wall Pockets. Frames and ee The will be sold cheap ‘for tagh, Goods and a share of public patronage is 80x licited. MRS. M. A. STERLING: Neveds, March 30th, 1873. ANTOINE TAM, DEALER IN OYSTERS, . CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, CIGARS, <c. ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. MI have edded, in connection with my. . Oyster Saloon, a fine stock of . } NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, kc, Which steot the beet quality and will be sold very cheap. oy CHESTNUTS, nice and fresh. ns, ges. wont 9 SIME Co CIGAR call and , ANTOINE TAM. __ Nevada, March 26th. ¢& ia i * i, ti a LADIES’ AND. CHILDREN’S , SHOES and SLIPPERS. ~—— — im AGES Se: 4 .