December 10, 1880 (4 pages)

weler ib in& the es. wit g ELRY Y . article of to be of AT FINE, ubies,ethysts, ’ 13. 7 = WARE, Inrent, of st Designs, Vatches, ete, Jewels, » YOU can s of Fine ther store of Jew-— er. nV patrons : bargains ‘ave solicibled. stomers for "e civen we, eof it. = BRAND. lay finter is! iagonals, » etc., lors. a = = =-ee Goods, s ATC MELs anufactured jarket. asing are ulrs and Direct ; us to sell Isewhere— the eustomers. rOBer Be Sts San Prancé H. b. iS “sad special notices. 2 he large amount of goods sold by : grandparents, JD, a 8 Irish propose to Jay ee, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA ATY CALIFORNIA. 1H See eat page Yor news “Rome Brief Meition, Brand & Bassett on their “‘openip z day” shows flat it pays to advertise, ‘Mrs. D. Wel ington, who fer sey_ ‘eral onths past has been visiting friends in the Bast, arr’.yed' home yesterday. Arther and Maud. w ellington of Sen Framctecd are _Visiting their Ww ellington and ab in thir city, Where was 4 slight rainstorm early ~ yeterday “norning, .383 of an inch “falling. At present writing the sky a cleag aud the atmosphere summerlike, The pupils of Miss —DeGreayer’s+ kindergarten will have a Christmas tree at their school-room in the Baptist church on the night of the 17th jistant. ’ Mrs. L.S ; Huntington of .Montréal, Canada, furmerly Mrs. Charles Marsli of this city, arrived here yesterday. She is the guest of. her brother; J. E. Brown. ~ A. Lademan has constructed a/. new crosswalk on Brcad street oppos.te hisstore. C. E. Mulloy and A. similar wilks leading from their residences . to the opposite side ef the ‘street. : The Trustees of the Idahe. Mining Company met at Grass -Valley on the 6th declared the usual monthly dividend of $5 per share, aggregating $15,500. This is the 136th dividend, and makes a grand total of $2,830,500. Constable Peters brought Tim Conners of Grass Valley to the County Jail yesterday to serve out a sentence cf ten days. and Tim has been on another spree, or rather he has#tontinued on the same old one ‘that has afflicted him for years. ——_—> « <—» — “Jirndfceand J arndyee.” Dew _ The closing argument of counsel in the case of Wm. Sowden the young miner who sues the Idaho Gold and Silver Mining Company for the sum ‘of $50,000 to which extent he claims he. was damaged by the loss of a leg and other injuries received through the premature explosion. of.a blast of -Halfeneger powder in defendant’s mine, Was concluded ‘in the Superior Court shortly after eight o'clock Wednesday evening. Owing to the illness of Charles Moran, one of ‘the jurors, the case was -continued ‘till nine o'clock yesterday morning, when it wassubmitted. At present writipg the jurymen Have been out about eight-tiours, anid there isa report around the Court House that there is not much likelihood of an agreement, although it requires but nine to return a verdict. The case has now been tried three times, and it is believed should ¢ither party be defeated an effort will be made to get another hearing. AFortnight's V acation,— The City Board of Education held aspecial meeting last evening to provide for closing the sehdols on the 17th instant for a vacation of two weeks’ duration. The law provides thatthe time of closing be on the Friday preceding Christmas, but as Christmas falls on Saturday this year, and the children ‘will not be able te entertain thought of much else than Santa Claus and the holiday festivities for several days’ prior to that auspicious time, the Board think there is no use in keep‘ing them ata labor in which they. would display .so little interest. Therefore the vacation will extend from the 17th instant till the first Moaday in January. Tas McKinnon Pen makes a nice Present. For sale by Brand & Bassett, lt. Twe-Horse Wagon for Sale. A light two-horse lumber wagon, new, forsale cheap for cash. Enquire of FRANK Gurep. d10-4t A Fixe eenchaaen of ‘Gold Pens and Pencils at Brand & Bassetts. at. Best brands wy Chewing Tobacco in the city are at Bowerman’s, adjoining Union Hotel. a7-lw €7Go to the National Exchange Hotel. 8. A. Eppy, Proprietor, 2 « eee oF eaten il % een —eee. Falrand Festival. Pie Indies conmected with Trinity Chureh and congregation will hold a fair and festival at the Theatre on the 15th and 16th ofthis month. Many handsoine articles suitable for Chr'stmas gifts will be displayed. Byon their tables. served in old fashioned style in their New England kitchen, and lunch frofn 12 until.2 o’clock during each day. A programme consisting of vocal and instrumental music, recitafirst evening, and a dance will be held upon the second. td [oa oe Continental ou, The best in the’ market, gad fire test, and water white, $4 25 per _case, $2 25 per_five gallon can, or 50 sents per gallon, at the leading grocery store in Nevada City. — d9-lw Ws. H. Smrru, . &@ BooK-KEEPING and writing, $10 a month. Writing alone, $5. Chespetaewes 8 Business College, 2m, > “The Beautiful Queen.” At the Baptist “church on Monday evening, Dec. 13th, Rev. Mr. Bateman, taking for his subject]. “Esther the Beautiful Queen,” will deliver a lecture to be arene with. vocal and instrumental music. . The exercises wiJl: conclude with a supper. Price of tickets to all, 50 cents. Children half price. All are invited, d7-td. ‘. = a Te Let. Sel The store situated one deor taint Wells, ‘Fargo . & Co.'s office is offered for rent. Itis suitable fof either a store or office. For particulars. enquire on the premises, F, Etser. Nevada City, Nov. 28-tf Piano for Sale. A good Chickering piano for sale cheap. . Enquire of A. E.Cleary, at Senner’s old stand, Commercial street, Nevada City n24-tf > + ee Wagons For Sale. Two second-hand wagons for sale, spring and thorongh-brace. Inquire at the buteher shop below New York House. JcsepH Eustis, Nevada City, Nov. 19th. GRAND BALL! > —BY TIE—~ . Ivy Social Club, : AT TEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Eve’g, Dec. 23d. — i Music will be furnished by Elser's Orchestra. orated for the occasion. — Reception Committe. John Blasauf, A. I. Zekind, H, L. Herziuger, John Richards, John T. Williams, John Waters. Floor Director—N. J. Sanborn. Floor Managers. Simon Lanyon, Ed. Richards, David Reseigh. John Grimes, A. J. Turner, E. A. Bridges, ee Qe A general invitation is extended . to all. Tickets $1.50. Ladies Free. _UNIFORM BALL. SPARTAN LODGE, NO. 37, K. of P., WILL GIVE A q UNIFORM BALL en . NORTH BLOOMFIELD, . —On— CHRISTMAS EVE, December 24th, 1880. Supper’ will be} tions, etc., will be rendered on the]’ . . BRACELETS. Solid Gold VEST CHAINS, 14 karat. ‘Ladies und Children—al! new patterns. “. STUDS.AND SLEEVE BUTTONS. The Hall wall, ibe beantifally dec} a tee The Largest Assortment ——— aNd THE-—— LArEasT DESIGNS WILL BE FQEND.AT. B. ‘SANGUINETTPS 3 EAT AIETY STORE, MAST, * ee s : “ ~~ Imake a speviatey of FREN CH, iL TALIAN. and AMERICAN. CANDIES. * PRICES WILL BE FOUND THE LOWEST IN NEVADA CITY. TOYS and NOTIONS. LEGG & SHAW, ice and 29 Main Street, Nevada City. Opposite Union FExratel, : <a Importersand Dealers in H 4 RD‘WARE, TINWARE, IRON j and Steel, Nails, Picks, Spades, Shovels, Wheelbarrows, Rope, Grinketense. Anvils, Bellows, Chains, Vises, Etc. Attention is called to our line of STOVES just received direct from. ’ Eastern manufacturies, embracing the BRIGHTON RANGE, The finest Range ever brought to ‘this Coast, CAMBRIDGE Cook Stove, a-good baker-and wood saver. CLARENDON Parlor Stove, tie p-ettiest and best in the market. Also numerous other brands of Kanes and Stoves, all of which wil¥ be SOLD CHEAPER than was ever offered at any.store in the mountains. We also have a full stock of P AINTS, OILS, RUBBER HOSE, BELTING, PACKING, BLASTING and SPORTING POW DER, FUSE, Shot, Machine and Carriage Bolts, Crockery, Glassware, Fiat Chimneys, W icks, Rogers § Silver Plated Ware, Ete. a Agents for Hallidie’s Wire Rope, Quartz Screens punched to order at San Francisco prices” ee Pipe of all sizes made. to order at the very LOWEST PRICES. Pipe and Fittings constantly on hand and connection. made with the City Water Works. Orders from the interior promptly filled. We keep the best selected stock of: ‘goods in Ney vada County, andgwe j will SELL CHEAPER than any other firm in the mountains, Call and see us at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main St., Nevada City. *_ LEGG & SHAW. rman em ELEGANT HOLID AY GOODS AT THE DIAMOND PALACE, , Bread Street, Nevada City. : —o— MRS. L. Ww. THATCHER, ———-IMPORTER AND DEALER IN—— FINE WATCH ES, DIAMONDS, Etc. The Largest Watch and Jewelry House in Nevada County. Howard, ELGIN, SPRINGEIELD, SWISS AND ENGLISH WATCHES of all grades. The NEW WALTHAM WATCHES especially adapted,to Railway and-Miners’ use —absolutely ‘dust preef. Elegant TURQUOISE SETS, and the Mosaic designs. Latest styles in BANGLE GUARD AND NECK CHAINS, for A large variety of Gentlemen’s SCARF PINS, I purchase my Goods from Manufacturers direct and propose to sell them at a very small advance on their cost. FINE GOODS AND LOW PRICES. The wost difficult Wateh Repairing by an experienced Attention is invited to my specialties : . Watchmaker. = mn . SOREL mae aes cated _—_ = rorcman = Important Announce ment ! te wets rite NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES . —— J Elegant Fancy Goods, rime Toys, Dolls, Ete. ‘New Canvas ayo sah gina ‘The w'idsieent gg nO or Picture Frames, Easels, Panel Pictures, STATUARY ana BRACKETS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. —o—— Work Boxes and Baskets, Perfume and Toilet Cases, Combs and Brushes, Fine Soaps and Perfumery, Papetries and Fancy Stationery, ete., ete. th As usual, acomplete assortment ofFRINGES, PASSAMENTERIES, FANCY AND STAPLE DAY GOODS,” _ MILLINERY GOODS ! OF ALL KINDS: Consisting in part of Straw and Felt Hats, Ribbons, Velvets, Plushes, Silks and Satins, Feathers and Flowers, OF THE LATEST STYLES. ——o— S<= Agents of Demorest Patterns and the AMERICAN SEWING ee ‘ie Lester & “Crawford, . IMPORTANT TO ALL. RICH JEWELRY,. « SA TAGS LEY CSET § Santa Claus. has ‘Arrived . AND MADE AIS. HEADQUARTERS —A Brand & Bassett’s Book STORE. And is opening out the Largest and Finest Holid: ay Stock ever brought to Nevada City. PRICES VERY InOW7, WM. R. COE, At the old stand, cor. Commercinl and is streets. Nevada City. mirVn 8 Patent Metallic STIFFENERS PREVENT Boots and Shoes From Running over, Wearing of on the Side Has Just Received A LARCE STOCK ~OF— BOOTS, _ SHOES,Consisting of Gents’ Fine Boots and Whew, ‘Ladies and Misses Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Kid Top, Balmoral, Goat and Calf Balmora! Sandals, Slippers and Buckskins, Also.a large assortment of Children’s and Misses School Shoes, Boy’s and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots, Ladics Misses and Children’s Overshoes and Arctics, Men and Boy’s Arctic Shoes. I HAVE SEDUCE ae PSN kc al GOODS BUT NOT I solicit a share of oe patronage guaranteeing satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors { hope to merit a continuance of the same. wn. Ft. COEF". ‘BL OH. MILLER, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, sais STREET, Wevada City. eee ace a . : 4 I have just received the Largest stot of FINE CLOTHING. CENT’S FURNISHING cOOoDs, HATS, CAPS, BooTs and TRUNES, Also a full assortment of RUBBER GOODS. Aleo constantly on hand a full assortment ‘of the IMPROV ED: Ex E&. Prices. _. Clothing Store. ” Near Union Hotel, Main Street, qe. Tickets $3—ineluding Supper. i did B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Nevada City, Ever brought to this city, which I will Sellat the Lowest Living . MINING BOOTS, and omytiing else usually found in a First C’ana 2

weler ib in& the es. wit g ELRY Y . article of to be of AT FINE, ubies,ethysts, ’ 13.. 7 = WARE, Inrent, of st Designs, Vatches, ete, Jewels, » YOU can s of Fine ther store of Jew-— er. nV patrons : bargains ‘ave solicibled. stomers for "e civen we, eof it. = BRAND. lay finter is! iagonals, » etc., lors. a = = =-ee Goods, s ATC MELs anufactured jarket. asing are ulrs and Direct ; us to sell Isewhere— the eustomers. rOBer Be Sts San Prancé H. b. iS “sad special notices. 2 he large amount of goods sold by : grandparents, JD, a 8 Irish propose to Jay ee, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA ATY CALIFORNIA. 1H See eat page Yor news “Rome Brief Meition, Brand & Bassett on their “‘openip z day” shows flat it pays to advertise, ‘Mrs. D. Wel ington, who fer sey_ ‘eral onths past has been visiting friends in the Bast, arr’.yed' home yesterday. Arther and Maud. w ellington of Sen Framctecd are _Visiting their Ww ellington and ab in thir city, Where was 4 slight rainstorm early ~ yeterday “norning, .383 of an inch “falling. At present writing the sky a cleag aud the atmosphere summerlike, The pupils of Miss —DeGreayer’s+ kindergarten will have a Christmas tree at their school-room in the Baptist church on the night of the 17th jistant. ’ Mrs. L.S ; Huntington of .Montréal, Canada, furmerly Mrs. Charles Marsli of this city, arrived here yesterday. She is the guest of. her brother; J. E. Brown. ~ A. Lademan has constructed a/. new crosswalk on Brcad street oppos.te hisstore. C. E. Mulloy and A. similar wilks leading from their residences . to the opposite side ef the ‘street. : The Trustees of the Idahe. Mining Company met at Grass -Valley on the 6th declared the usual monthly dividend of $5 per share, aggregating $15,500. This is the 136th dividend, and makes a grand total of $2,830,500. Constable Peters brought Tim Conners of Grass Valley to the County Jail yesterday to serve out a sentence cf ten days. and Tim has been on another spree, or rather he has#tontinued on the same old one ‘that has afflicted him for years. ——_—> « <—» — “Jirndfceand J arndyee.” Dew _ The closing argument of counsel in the case of Wm. Sowden the young miner who sues the Idaho Gold and Silver Mining Company for the sum ‘of $50,000 to which extent he claims he. was damaged by the loss of a leg and other injuries received through the premature explosion. of.a blast of -Halfeneger powder in defendant’s mine, Was concluded ‘in the Superior Court shortly after eight o'clock Wednesday evening. Owing to the illness of Charles Moran, one of ‘the jurors, the case was -continued ‘till nine o'clock yesterday morning, when it wassubmitted. At present writipg the jurymen Have been out about eight-tiours, anid there isa report around the Court House that there is not much likelihood of an agreement, although it requires but nine to return a verdict. The case has now been tried three times, and it is believed should ¢ither party be defeated an effort will be made to get another hearing. AFortnight's V acation,— The City Board of Education held aspecial meeting last evening to provide for closing the sehdols on the 17th instant for a vacation of two weeks’ duration. The law provides thatthe time of closing be on the Friday preceding Christmas, but as Christmas falls on Saturday this year, and the children ‘will not be able te entertain thought of much else than Santa Claus and the holiday festivities for several days’ prior to that auspicious time, the Board think there is no use in keep‘ing them ata labor in which they. would display .so little interest. Therefore the vacation will extend from the 17th instant till the first Moaday in January. Tas McKinnon Pen makes a nice Present. For sale by Brand & Bassett, lt. Twe-Horse Wagon for Sale. A light two-horse lumber wagon, new, forsale cheap for cash. Enquire of FRANK Gurep. d10-4t A Fixe eenchaaen of ‘Gold Pens and Pencils at Brand & Bassetts. at. Best brands wy Chewing Tobacco in the city are at Bowerman’s, adjoining Union Hotel. a7-lw €7Go to the National Exchange Hotel. 8. A. Eppy, Proprietor, 2 « eee oF eaten il % een —eee. Falrand Festival. Pie Indies conmected with Trinity Chureh and congregation will hold a fair and festival at the Theatre on the 15th and 16th ofthis month. Many handsoine articles suitable for Chr'stmas gifts will be displayed. Byon their tables. served in old fashioned style in their New England kitchen, and lunch frofn 12 until.2 o’clock during each day. A programme consisting of vocal and instrumental music, recitafirst evening, and a dance will be held upon the second. td [oa oe Continental ou, The best in the’ market, gad fire test, and water white, $4 25 per _case, $2 25 per_five gallon can, or 50 sents per gallon, at the leading grocery store in Nevada City. — d9-lw Ws. H. Smrru, . &@ BooK-KEEPING and writing, $10 a month. Writing alone, $5. Chespetaewes 8 Business College, 2m, > “The Beautiful Queen.” At the Baptist “church on Monday evening, Dec. 13th, Rev. Mr. Bateman, taking for his subject]. “Esther the Beautiful Queen,” will deliver a lecture to be arene with. vocal and instrumental music. . The exercises wiJl: conclude with a supper. Price of tickets to all, 50 cents. Children half price. All are invited, d7-td. ‘. = a Te Let. Sel The store situated one deor taint Wells, ‘Fargo . & Co.'s office is offered for rent. Itis suitable fof either a store or office. For particulars. enquire on the premises, F, Etser. Nevada City, Nov. 28-tf Piano for Sale. A good Chickering piano for sale cheap. . Enquire of A. E.Cleary,

at Senner’s old stand, Commercial street, Nevada City n24-tf > + ee Wagons For Sale. Two second-hand wagons for sale, spring and thorongh-brace. Inquire at the buteher shop below New York House. JcsepH Eustis, Nevada City, Nov. 19th. GRAND BALL! > —BY TIE—~ . Ivy Social Club, : AT TEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Eve’g, Dec. 23d. — i Music will be furnished by Elser's Orchestra. orated for the occasion. — Reception Committe. John Blasauf, A. I. Zekind, H, L. Herziuger, John Richards, John T. Williams, John Waters. Floor Director—N. J. Sanborn. Floor Managers. Simon Lanyon, Ed. Richards, David Reseigh. John Grimes, A. J. Turner, E. A. Bridges, ee Qe A general invitation is extended . to all. Tickets $1.50. Ladies Free. _UNIFORM BALL. SPARTAN LODGE, NO. 37, K. of P., WILL GIVE A q UNIFORM BALL en . NORTH BLOOMFIELD, . —On— CHRISTMAS EVE, December 24th, 1880. Supper’ will be} tions, etc., will be rendered on the]’ . . BRACELETS. Solid Gold VEST CHAINS, 14 karat. ‘Ladies und Children—al! new patterns. “. STUDS.AND SLEEVE BUTTONS. The Hall wall, ibe beantifally dec} a tee The Largest Assortment ——— aNd THE-—— LArEasT DESIGNS WILL BE FQEND.AT. B. ‘SANGUINETTPS 3 EAT AIETY STORE, MAST, * ee s : “ ~~ Imake a speviatey of FREN CH, iL TALIAN. and AMERICAN. CANDIES. * PRICES WILL BE FOUND THE LOWEST IN NEVADA CITY. TOYS and NOTIONS.. LEGG & SHAW, ice and 29 Main Street, Nevada City. Opposite Union FExratel, : <a Importersand Dealers in H 4 RD‘WARE, TINWARE, IRON j and Steel, Nails, Picks, Spades, Shovels, Wheelbarrows, Rope, Grinketense. Anvils, Bellows, Chains, Vises, Etc. Attention is called to our line of STOVES just received direct from. ’ Eastern manufacturies, embracing the BRIGHTON RANGE, The finest Range ever brought to ‘this Coast, CAMBRIDGE Cook Stove, a-good baker-and wood saver. CLARENDON Parlor Stove, tie p-ettiest and best in the market. Also numerous other brands of Kanes and Stoves, all of which wil¥ be SOLD CHEAPER than was ever offered at any.store in the mountains. We also have a full stock of P AINTS, OILS, RUBBER HOSE, BELTING, PACKING, BLASTING and SPORTING POW DER, FUSE, Shot, Machine and Carriage Bolts, Crockery, Glassware, Fiat Chimneys, W icks, Rogers § Silver Plated Ware, Ete. a Agents for Hallidie’s Wire Rope, Quartz Screens punched to order at San Francisco prices” ee Pipe of all sizes made. to order at the very LOWEST PRICES. Pipe and Fittings constantly on hand and connection. made with the City Water Works. Orders from the interior promptly filled. We keep the best selected stock of: ‘goods in Ney vada County, andgwe j will SELL CHEAPER than any other firm in the mountains, Call and see us at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main St., Nevada City. *_ LEGG & SHAW. rman em ELEGANT HOLID AY GOODS AT THE DIAMOND PALACE, , Bread Street, Nevada City. : —o— MRS. L. Ww. THATCHER, ———-IMPORTER AND DEALER IN—— FINE WATCH ES, DIAMONDS, Etc. The Largest Watch and Jewelry House in Nevada County. Howard, ELGIN, SPRINGEIELD, SWISS AND ENGLISH WATCHES of all grades. The NEW WALTHAM WATCHES especially adapted,to Railway and-Miners’ use —absolutely ‘dust preef. Elegant TURQUOISE SETS, and the Mosaic designs. Latest styles in BANGLE GUARD AND NECK CHAINS, for A large variety of Gentlemen’s SCARF PINS, I purchase my Goods from Manufacturers direct and propose to sell them at a very small advance on their cost. FINE GOODS AND LOW PRICES. The wost difficult Wateh Repairing by an experienced Attention is invited to my specialties : . Watchmaker. = mn . SOREL mae aes cated _—_ = rorcman = Important Announce ment ! te wets rite NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES . —— J Elegant Fancy Goods, rime Toys, Dolls, Ete. ‘New Canvas ayo sah gina ‘The w'idsieent gg nO or Picture Frames, Easels, Panel Pictures, STATUARY ana BRACKETS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. —o—— Work Boxes and Baskets, Perfume and Toilet Cases, Combs and Brushes, Fine Soaps and Perfumery, Papetries and Fancy Stationery, ete., ete. th As usual, acomplete assortment ofFRINGES, PASSAMENTERIES, FANCY AND STAPLE DAY GOODS,” _ MILLINERY GOODS ! OF ALL KINDS: Consisting in part of Straw and Felt Hats, Ribbons, Velvets, Plushes, Silks and Satins, Feathers and Flowers, OF THE LATEST STYLES. ——o— S<= Agents of Demorest Patterns and the AMERICAN SEWING ee ‘ie Lester & “Crawford, . IMPORTANT TO ALL. RICH JEWELRY,. « SA TAGS LEY CSET § Santa Claus. has ‘Arrived . AND MADE AIS. HEADQUARTERS —A Brand & Bassett’s Book STORE. And is opening out the Largest and Finest Holid: ay Stock ever brought to Nevada City. PRICES VERY InOW7, WM. R. COE, At the old stand, cor. Commercinl and is streets. Nevada City. mirVn 8 Patent Metallic STIFFENERS PREVENT Boots and Shoes From Running over, Wearing of on the Side Has Just Received A LARCE STOCK ~OF— BOOTS, _ SHOES,Consisting of Gents’ Fine Boots and Whew, ‘Ladies and Misses Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Kid Top, Balmoral, Goat and Calf Balmora! Sandals, Slippers and Buckskins, Also.a large assortment of Children’s and Misses School Shoes, Boy’s and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots, Ladics Misses and Children’s Overshoes and Arctics, Men and Boy’s Arctic Shoes. I HAVE SEDUCE ae PSN kc al GOODS BUT NOT I solicit a share of oe patronage guaranteeing satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors { hope to merit a continuance of the same. wn. Ft. COEF". ‘BL OH. MILLER, ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, sais STREET, Wevada City. eee ace a . : 4 I have just received the Largest stot of FINE CLOTHING. CENT’S FURNISHING cOOoDs, HATS, CAPS, BooTs and TRUNES, Also a full assortment of RUBBER GOODS. Aleo constantly on hand a full assortment ‘of the IMPROV ED: Ex E&. Prices. _. Clothing Store. ” Near Union Hotel, Main Street, qe. Tickets $3—ineluding Supper. i did B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Nevada City, Ever brought to this city, which I will Sellat the Lowest Living . MINING BOOTS, and omytiing else usually found in a First C’ana 2