December 10, 1884 (4 pages)

Cause, Red Grove J@arnal, Modééto Herald, Lodi Seatinel, Calavéras Chronicle, Solano Republican, Woodland Mail, Eee bebo. Galt Ganette, Amador’: Ledger,’ Ventura Signal, Placer Argus, Calveras Prospect, Petalums Argus, Watsonville Pajoronian, Gilroy Advocate, Downie-. ~ ville Tribune and Messenger, Santa Barbara Independent; San Bernardino Index, Grass Valley Tidings, Grags Valley Union, Nevada Herald, Truckee Republican, Stockton Record, andthe San Francisco Call, which argues that he is the best maa rests of this State and féw York Tribune. recommends hig.return to the Seuate iti.the inteteste of the Republicad party. .Coptainly this is an array of support.» equaled ina Senatorial contest. Mr, Sargent may well feel, promd of such an eudoreement.”’, ces Tax Washin ol monument was finally comple od Satarday, Port.and (Oregon) has “received twenty toné of ‘Olemargatine from Chigg, Ped Ff _ +: Union Hotel. MECTOR BROS... hey i —0— a dueeaia Dee: 7, 1884. J Hussey, City B Guscetti, do A Carley, do, wd Wadden, San Francieco no Pattfson, do wears EgER Lord, Ruby mine . eee Ww ai 4 i Pvyaeiningso een th 4 do i do a Beas osm % as Thoopwon, Forest City Fide oe Yuba river B Lawrey, Marysville , aa y Nal O F Tobias, Anthony House A.Derg, Blue Tent NATIONAL EXOHANGE HOFEL. STANLY A. EDDY PROPRIETOR, pie, ie Dec. 7, 1884. B Guscetti, Ranch JH Fruloy, Sacramento JW Jenkins Little York C McMurray, Camptonville Miss L Calvin do R H Bliss, do an Cit Ww. mec de Chas Hill, do P Menhan, do 8 Richardson, Columbia Hill Wm Avery, Federal Loan mine ees ‘ A Witty Customer Went toa drug store and asked for SOZODONT. The storekeeper said “We're out of that, but here is something just as good.” The practical customer said, ‘‘No, you don’t,” and walked out to a neighboring store ‘ and got a bottle of SOZODONT. a Fresx oysters cooked in any _ style.Tea, coffee,and chocolate at Tam’s. n26 RD 9, ape a Seen oe / ‘Diamonds, Rubies, Ete., Set ia 18 caret gold, and of the Iatest designs, oan be found at Luetje & Brand’s, . A7-6t tee “Beauriro, <Auto,, Photo. and Scrap Albums atCarr Bros, d6-ti . , Dr, Pennington Gli ey Maced a0 bin sdenttad-office, . dl-lm er . )exse Eastern oysrers in cane 50'cents to $1 a can at Tam’s, Broad ———00____ . The Bee’ Process yet discovered for saving fine Gold. is. plating on all metals, Old Tableware repaired a: old.—-Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper __ . . J, ©, Digkerman, See. d9-td ; nuts for sale-cheap at A.Tam’s ". matters. CALIF Ini . Po Select s Nico Holiday Present, ° ages By all mesns go to Luetje & Brand’s, watches, ; jew iry, solid silver and plated ware., Also diamonds, rabies, emeralds, and other precious . stones +Teet in coin gold’ and in any style desired, a7-6t Curistmas Cards st Carr Bros, tf Ciel Arpad Haraszruy & Co. of San Francisco have a limited number of J. W. Rossow, Com. Fresn cawvy, tuts, figs and chest. Broad cases of assorted California Wines at oe m20 ker N. ¥. Apsley. A micst duitsble ae ae Holiday Gift for friends East. The Housqwife’s Favorite. F a ‘ Carr Bros. have the completest ghar, So ke ae TeOT? . tine of Hioliduy “Goods, Their Once the names often married ladies, d6-tf at same address, and 12 two-ct. stamps for tage, our handson e, entertaining and instructive Journal, devoted to f favcy work, decorating, cooking and honsehold Regular price, $1 00, Send to-day, and secure next numprices are the lowest. aa aa Onx of the most successful remedies ever advertised is Kerr’s As.hma Cure. It cures all pains, colics or cramps and general debility. Try it and be convinced. : o3l-ly 0 Hany New: Year. THE ORIGINAL Santa Claus at Home ! pesLaetewecay ¢ Veusnccuntey Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. peaesins , WEN “THE FINEST LINE OF USEFUL A ND Actistie Welidan Gifts TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY. ‘ What We Claim To Be. The oldest business house in Nevada and will remain so. Always to sell our goods at the verylowest figure, according to qualities, hence our success. Ws CxL.AXTMWE. Never to notice any competition, especially Cheap Johns. é We Cx.AxcnE To have pocketed 18 ‘Cheap John Cash Stores” since our career here. We always have room for one more. ATS CL.ALW To live here as our home. We are no FLY BY NIGHTS. WE Cr.A TIMI To sell our goods at our own pleasure because they belong to us. We are not fellows who have nothing to lose, but all to gai, hence we are under no obligations to played-out second handed dealers. WE SL.Atwe That we have told the people before to be careful of Cheap John Fly-by-Night Cash Stores, as they blow for a certain time, then they go down as their predecessors, with notice to leave town. HERE IS OUR PRICE LIST -For the next 60 days, subject to reduction: Calico, 25 yards for $1. Muslin, 18 yards for $1. Ticking, 14 yards for $1. Sheeting, 5 yards for $1. Gingham, 20 yards for $1. Canton Flannel, bleached and unbleached, 16 yards for $1, Worsted Plaids, in all cglors, 16 yards for $t. Ladies’ Worsted Shawls, 65 cents. Children’s Shawls, 4o cents. Buttons, per dozen, 2 cents. Chemise, 35 cents. Bleached and unbleached Nightgowns 60 cents. Cloaks, from $1 up to $50. Everything Marked in Plain Figures, Pp. S.—We take no notice of Sensational Advertisements. ROSENB C BROS, Palace Dry Goods Store. . race Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates . FOR. SAVING GOLD. ~ Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, Inany size or Quantity Furnished to Order. _ GUN AND PISTOL MOUNTING A SPECIALTY. ORNIA ELEUTRO PLATING WORK who havea magnificent stock of} . Imjber. Address, Domestic Journal,. Gurr Boos for your children and . Nunda, N. -Y. _ 21-3m_ . friends, at Carr Bros, d6-tf tt ae a nn Sn A IR ER Rn rm PORN es ae Infants and Children, Wither? Merphive_ce_Narcotine, or So areas Wi a Te i asec Sra ‘THE NEW SHOE STORE, % Just Opened in the Transeript Block, Commereial Street, —BY— D. LEBECK. Ree” ongiicab ON HAND A FULL LINE Ladies’, Misses and Children’s SHOES, Gent’s Boots, Shoes & Slippers. The best stock ever brought to Nevada City, at Prices Lower than ever before offered here, Vou have been paying Fancy Prices long enough for your Boo's and Shoes, Just Call on Me. Notice to the Public. Y WIFE having left my bed and board witheut just cause, hereby warn the public against trusting her on my account. I willnot be responsible for any bills that she may contract. CHARLES BROWN. North Bloomfield, Dec. 2, 1884. . é nnouncement i —_— Ye people in need, don’t say that the fow state of your pocket prevents the wish of your generous thoughts, but — Come, And by an investigation of our large and complete}. stock of 4 NEW WINTER GOODS, And a consideration of our. UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES, Realize the Saving ! Men’s Suits from $6 to $ 25. BOY'S SUITS FROM $3 TO $10. In MEN’S OVERCOATS we have the Jargest, the cheapest and best selected stock that has ever been placed before the people of this county, and ranging in price from $5 TO $25. Blankets, Bed Comforters, Hats, Caps, Botts Shoes, Farnishing Goods, Rubber Goods, Oi) Clothing, ~——-‘Trnmks, Satchels, Valises, Etc, We don’t give way to BLOWING; but we do say, that by purchasing from us we can do a ittle better by you than any one else can afford to We know it pays to Advertise QENUINE BARGAINS and when customers call for them show them that you have got just what you advertise. Weare the ONLY HOUSE north of Sacramento that is engaged in the Wholesale Business. COR. BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA CITY. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. Wholesale Houses— HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. HYMAN BROS., 102 Chamber St., New York. HYMAN BROS,., 216, 218 Cal. st., San Franc’o, ee ce ce ‘ No, 657 Mission Street, KEATING & FAGAN, Proprietors. : San Francisco, . BEAVER SUITS, SiS. . : MEN’S OVERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20. Boys’ Suits, from 4 to8 years, $3.50, Boys’ Suits, from 8 to 12 years, $5, Boys’ Suits, from 12° to . Men's Heavy Overalls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 CENTS EACH. ‘Men’s Brown Duck Pants, $7 GENTS A PAIR. Men’s Marysville Flannel Undershirts, . EACH, Men’s Shaker Socks, [2 CERTS A PAIR, WHITE FAMILY ‘BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair, . Children’s Pebble Goat Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $1.25. Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, $1.50. Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine-Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4, United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker Boots, $4.75, ; Having no Rent to pay is only one of the Reasons. by T sell Goods 50 per cent, Cheaper than any “Ole Dealer im Nevada County, Dae (reat Roloc in loting kee. Cusack ae CORNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. Goods Sold at about what otber Dealers pay for t Here is a sample of Prices of a few Articles : Men's. Cassimere Bail ~guaranteed Cassimere-ONLY nl! = $10. $12. $20. FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITS, $18, “ “6 66 tay years, $7, & _. selling elsewhere for the same qualit mp 8 same quality at $1 50. sy AT SHERIFF’S SALE. A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Purchased Last Week, in San Francisco, a stock of — Goods value at $16,480 for the-Low Price: of $6,740 Cash;and as it is a larger stock. han . desire to carry, . will give the people the Benefit of the GREAT BARGAIN. There never was such a sale as this one, and the people should take immediate advantage of it. The Sale will commence Tuesday Morning, Dec, 2, and continue during the month. The following is the Price List of a Few Articles : 500 ladies’ Chemise, bleached and unbleached, tucked and ruffled, at. 30 cents each. i 150 pairs ladies’ Drawers, assorted sizes, plain . and tucked, at 30 cents each. 120 pairs ladies’ Nightgowns, from 4o to 52 inches long, trimmed with Embroidery, at 50 cents each. ee ladies’ Gingam Aprons, bound with tape, 3 for $1. 250 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers at 40 cents each. 300 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, in . better qualities, red and white, from” 75 cents to $250 apiece. 400 pairs children’s Merino Vests to 34, at 30 cents apiece. ; 250 pairs children’s Merino Vests in finer qualities from 50 cents to $1 each, 100 doz. ladies’ Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings 12 pairs for $1. 75 doz. ladies Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings in finer qualities, from $2 to $12 a doz. 50 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flannel 14 yards for $1. _ 40 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flan-.nel, in better qualities, from 1 bit to 20 cents a yard. 2000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, 20 yards for $1. 5000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, in better qualities, from 12% to 20 cents a yard. 500 ladies’ Balmoral Skirts from 50 cents.to $10 apiece. 150 children’s Cloaks, sizes from 6 to 14 years, at $1 25 each. fe 206 children’s Cloaks, in better qualities, from $3 to $10 each: 100 ladies’ Walking Jackets, at $1 50 apiece. 250 ladies’ Cloaks and Ulsters-from $2 50 to $ apiece. } s 2500 yards fine patterns of Calicos, 22 yards for Ii 3000 yards fine patterns of Calicos, in better qualities, 14 yards for $1. 150 pieces Toweling at reduced prices. ’ 20 pieces of bleached and unbleached Table Linens at greatly reduced prices. . 250 doz. 34 white Napkins, already hemmed, at reduced prices. 20 pieces 36 inch wide French Cashmere at 25 cents a yard. 40 pieces black and assorted colors Cashmere from 50 cents to $1 50 a yard, : 1000 yards black and colored Silks for Christmas presents, reduced to nearly half price. . 50 pieces black and colored, plain and brocaded Velvets at reduced prices. ‘ Fancy Goods nearly given away. _ 360 pairs ladies. white and colored Corsets, all sizes, at 40 cents a pair. is _ 200 pairs ladies ‘white and colored corsets, all sizes, at 75 cents, selling elsewhere at $1 50. 150 pairs ladies white genuine French Corsets, all sizes, at $1, worth $2. 100 dozen Eagle Pins, at 25 cents a dozen. 300 pieces Ribbons at all prices. 250 doz children’s colored border Handkerchiefs at 25 cents a dozen. 120 doz. ladies’ fancy border Handkerchiefs at $i 50a dozen. 100 doz. ladies’ and gents’ Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, at half price. . one 150 doz. cream Lace Scarfs at different Prices. Kid Gloves in all shades and sizes. CENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING COODS. 40 doz. gents’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes at 75 cents a suit,. , siz s from 18 . . 30 z. XX Marysville Shirts and D. $1 25 each, selling elsewhere at $2. sigs 50 doz. white Shi ith fine li ; ee mualio, c6 81 Oe ana i ine linen bosoms, made out of Wameutts ~ 100 doz. Drawnout T ‘ i 600 pairs white and coheed 5 gaa 2 50 te $18 0 eb T have just received an immense stock of HODIDAY GOODS, such as Japanese Cases, Work Boxes, Perfume Uases, Toilet Sets, Etc., Which I will nea: ly give away. . Also 1000 Dolls from 1 Bit to 50 Cents. 36 inches long. T have made an immense reduction-on BRUSSELS CARPETS. N. B. Acertain man advertises that he has for sale’ $3,000 worth of Cloaks, Wraps, etc. The assertion is enough to make a brick house smile, There are not in all the stores of Nevada City combined $3,009 worth of ‘such goods, and havestore more than one-third of them all. Remember goods will be sold as adverti of the: vei quality, and eae Tobn trash, eg agate Ba > ch Mee lathe last 15 years is fally established that I keep only the best quality. of goods. Orders from the count ill 4 on application. EI De Recently, eehenied Se. snd eaten Sen¥ in red, white and ‘blue, at: . No trouble in showing you the goods, whether’.you purchase or not. A, BLUMENTHAL,

Cause, Red Grove J@arnal, Modééto Herald, Lodi Seatinel, Calavéras Chronicle, Solano Republican, Woodland Mail, Eee bebo. Galt Ganette, Amador’: Ledger,’ Ventura Signal, Placer Argus, Calveras Prospect, Petalums Argus, Watsonville Pajoronian, Gilroy Advocate, Downie-. ~ ville Tribune and Messenger, Santa Barbara Independent; San Bernardino Index, Grass Valley Tidings, Grags Valley Union, Nevada Herald, Truckee Republican, Stockton Record, andthe San Francisco Call, which argues that he is the best maa rests of this State and féw York Tribune. recommends hig.return to the Seuate iti.the inteteste of the Republicad party. .Coptainly this is an array of support.» equaled ina Senatorial contest. Mr, Sargent may well feel, promd of such an eudoreement.”’, ces Tax Washin ol monument was finally comple od Satarday, Port.and (Oregon) has “received twenty toné of ‘Olemargatine from Chigg, Ped Ff _ +: Union Hotel. MECTOR BROS..... hey i —0— a dueeaia Dee: 7, 1884. J Hussey, City B Guscetti, do A Carley, do, wd Wadden, San Francieco no Pattfson, do wears EgER Lord, Ruby mine . eee Ww ai 4 i Pvyaeiningso een th 4 do i do a Beas osm % as Thoopwon, Forest City Fide oe Yuba river B Lawrey, Marysville , aa y Nal O F Tobias, Anthony House A.Derg, Blue Tent NATIONAL EXOHANGE HOFEL. STANLY A. EDDY PROPRIETOR, pie, ie Dec. 7, 1884. B Guscetti, Ranch JH Fruloy, Sacramento JW Jenkins Little York C McMurray, Camptonville Miss L Calvin do R H Bliss, do an Cit Ww. mec de Chas Hill, do P Menhan, do 8 Richardson, Columbia Hill Wm Avery, Federal Loan mine ees ‘ A Witty Customer Went toa drug store and asked for SOZODONT. The storekeeper said “We're out of that, but here is something just as good.” The practical customer said, ‘‘No, you don’t,” and walked out to a neighboring store ‘ and got a bottle of SOZODONT. a Fresx oysters cooked in any _ style.Tea, coffee,and chocolate at Tam’s. n26 RD 9, ape a Seen oe / ‘Diamonds, Rubies, Ete., Set ia 18 caret gold, and of the Iatest designs, oan be found at Luetje & Brand’s, . A7-6t tee “Beauriro, <Auto,, Photo. and Scrap Albums atCarr Bros, d6-ti . , Dr, Pennington Gli ey Maced a0 bin sdenttad-office, . dl-lm er . )exse Eastern oysrers in cane 50'cents to $1 a can at Tam’s, Broad ———00____ . The Bee’ Process yet discovered for saving fine Gold. is. plating on all metals, Old Tableware repaired a: old.—-Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper __ . . J, ©, Digkerman, See. d9-td ; nuts for sale-cheap at A.Tam’s ". matters. CALIF Ini . Po Select s Nico Holiday Present, ° ages By all mesns go to Luetje & Brand’s, watches, ; jew iry, solid silver and plated ware., Also diamonds, rabies, emeralds, and other precious . stones +Teet in coin gold’ and in any style desired, a7-6t Curistmas Cards st Carr Bros, tf Ciel Arpad Haraszruy & Co. of San Francisco have a limited number of J. W. Rossow, Com. Fresn cawvy, tuts, figs and chest. Broad cases of assorted California Wines at oe m20 ker N. ¥. Apsley. A micst duitsble ae ae Holiday Gift for friends East. The Housqwife’s Favorite. F a ‘ Carr Bros. have the completest ghar, So ke ae TeOT? . tine of Hioliduy “Goods, Their Once the names often married ladies, d6-tf at same address, and 12 two-ct. stamps for tage, our handson e, entertaining and instructive Journal, devoted to f favcy work, decorating, cooking and honsehold Regular price, $1 00, Send to-day, and secure next numprices are the lowest. aa aa Onx of the most successful remedies ever advertised is Kerr’s As.hma Cure. It cures all pains, colics or cramps and general debility. Try it and be convinced. : o3l-ly 0 Hany New: Year. THE ORIGINAL Santa Claus at Home ! pesLaetewecay ¢ Veusnccuntey Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. peaesins , WEN “THE FINEST LINE OF USEFUL A ND Actistie Welidan Gifts TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY. ‘ What We Claim To Be. The oldest business house in Nevada and will remain so. Always to sell our goods at the verylowest figure, according to qualities, hence our success. Ws CxL.AXTMWE. Never to notice any competition, especially Cheap Johns. é We Cx.AxcnE To have pocketed 18 ‘Cheap John Cash Stores” since our career here. We always have room for one more. ATS CL.ALW To live here as our home. We are no FLY BY NIGHTS. WE Cr.A TIMI To sell our goods at our own pleasure because they belong to us. We are not fellows who have nothing to lose, but all to gai, hence we are under no obligations to played-out second handed dealers. WE SL.Atwe That we have told the people before to be careful of Cheap John Fly-by-Night Cash Stores, as they blow for a certain time, then they go down as their predecessors, with notice to leave town. HERE IS OUR PRICE LIST -For the next 60 days, subject to reduction: Calico, 25 yards for $1. Muslin, 18 yards for $1. Ticking, 14 yards for $1. Sheeting, 5 yards for $1. Gingham, 20 yards for $1. Canton Flannel, bleached and unbleached, 16 yards for $1, Worsted Plaids, in all cglors, 16 yards for $t. Ladies’ Worsted Shawls, 65 cents. Children’s Shawls, 4o cents. Buttons, per dozen, 2 cents. Chemise, 35 cents. Bleached and unbleached Nightgowns 60 cents. Cloaks, from $1 up to $50. Everything Marked in Plain Figures, Pp. S.—We take no notice of Sensational Advertisements. ROSENB C BROS, Palace Dry Goods Store. . race Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates . FOR. SAVING GOLD. ~ Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, Inany size or Quantity Furnished to Order. _ GUN AND PISTOL MOUNTING A SPECIALTY. ORNIA ELEUTRO PLATING WORK who havea magnificent stock of} . Imjber. Address, Domestic Journal,. Gurr Boos for your children and . Nunda, N. -Y. _ 21-3m_ . friends, at Carr Bros, d6-tf tt ae a nn Sn A IR ER Rn rm PORN es ae Infants and Children, Wither? Merphive_ce_Narcotine, or So areas Wi a Te i asec Sra ‘THE NEW SHOE STORE, % Just Opened in the Transeript Block, Commereial Street, —BY—

D. LEBECK. Ree” ongiicab ON HAND A FULL LINE Ladies’, Misses and Children’s SHOES, Gent’s Boots, Shoes & Slippers. The best stock ever brought to Nevada City, at Prices Lower than ever before offered here, Vou have been paying Fancy Prices long enough for your Boo's and Shoes, Just Call on Me. Notice to the Public. Y WIFE having left my bed and board witheut just cause, hereby warn the public against trusting her on my account. I willnot be responsible for any bills that she may contract. CHARLES BROWN. North Bloomfield, Dec. 2, 1884. . é nnouncement i —_— Ye people in need, don’t say that the fow state of your pocket prevents the wish of your generous thoughts, but — Come, And by an investigation of our large and complete}. stock of 4 NEW WINTER GOODS, And a consideration of our. UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES, Realize the Saving ! Men’s Suits from $6 to $ 25. BOY'S SUITS FROM $3 TO $10. In MEN’S OVERCOATS we have the Jargest, the cheapest and best selected stock that has ever been placed before the people of this county, and ranging in price from $5 TO $25. Blankets, Bed Comforters, Hats, Caps, Botts Shoes, Farnishing Goods, Rubber Goods, Oi) Clothing, ~——-‘Trnmks, Satchels, Valises, Etc, We don’t give way to BLOWING; but we do say, that by purchasing from us we can do a ittle better by you than any one else can afford to We know it pays to Advertise QENUINE BARGAINS and when customers call for them show them that you have got just what you advertise. Weare the ONLY HOUSE north of Sacramento that is engaged in the Wholesale Business. COR. BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA CITY. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. Wholesale Houses— HYMAN BROS., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. HYMAN BROS., 102 Chamber St., New York. HYMAN BROS,., 216, 218 Cal. st., San Franc’o, ee ce ce ‘ No, 657 Mission Street, KEATING & FAGAN, Proprietors. : San Francisco, . BEAVER SUITS, SiS. . : MEN’S OVERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20. Boys’ Suits, from 4 to8 years, $3.50, Boys’ Suits, from 8 to 12 years, $5, Boys’ Suits, from 12° to . Men's Heavy Overalls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 CENTS EACH. ‘Men’s Brown Duck Pants, $7 GENTS A PAIR. Men’s Marysville Flannel Undershirts, . EACH, Men’s Shaker Socks, [2 CERTS A PAIR, WHITE FAMILY ‘BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair, . Children’s Pebble Goat Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $1.25. Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, $1.50. Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine-Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4, United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker Boots, $4.75, ; Having no Rent to pay is only one of the Reasons. by T sell Goods 50 per cent, Cheaper than any “Ole Dealer im Nevada County, Dae (reat Roloc in loting kee. Cusack ae CORNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. Goods Sold at about what otber Dealers pay for t Here is a sample of Prices of a few Articles : Men's. Cassimere Bail ~guaranteed Cassimere-ONLY nl! = $10. $12. $20. FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITS, $18, “ “6 66 tay years, $7, & _. selling elsewhere for the same qualit mp 8 same quality at $1 50. sy AT SHERIFF’S SALE. A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Purchased Last Week, in San Francisco, a stock of — Goods value at $16,480 for the-Low Price: of $6,740 Cash;and as it is a larger stock. han . desire to carry, . will give the people the Benefit of the GREAT BARGAIN. There never was such a sale as this one, and the people should take immediate advantage of it. The Sale will commence Tuesday Morning, Dec, 2, and continue during the month. The following is the Price List of a Few Articles : 500 ladies’ Chemise, bleached and unbleached, tucked and ruffled, at. 30 cents each. i 150 pairs ladies’ Drawers, assorted sizes, plain . and tucked, at 30 cents each. 120 pairs ladies’ Nightgowns, from 4o to 52 inches long, trimmed with Embroidery, at 50 cents each. ee ladies’ Gingam Aprons, bound with tape, 3 for $1. 250 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers at 40 cents each. 300 pairs ladies’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, in . better qualities, red and white, from” 75 cents to $250 apiece. 400 pairs children’s Merino Vests to 34, at 30 cents apiece. ; 250 pairs children’s Merino Vests in finer qualities from 50 cents to $1 each, 100 doz. ladies’ Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings 12 pairs for $1. 75 doz. ladies Fancy Striped Cotton Stockings in finer qualities, from $2 to $12 a doz. 50 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flannel 14 yards for $1. _ 40 pieces bleached and unbleached Canton Flan-.nel, in better qualities, from 1 bit to 20 cents a yard. 2000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, 20 yards for $1. 5000 yards bleached and unbleached Muslins, in better qualities, from 12% to 20 cents a yard. 500 ladies’ Balmoral Skirts from 50 cents.to $10 apiece. 150 children’s Cloaks, sizes from 6 to 14 years, at $1 25 each. fe 206 children’s Cloaks, in better qualities, from $3 to $10 each: 100 ladies’ Walking Jackets, at $1 50 apiece. 250 ladies’ Cloaks and Ulsters-from $2 50 to $ apiece. } s 2500 yards fine patterns of Calicos, 22 yards for Ii 3000 yards fine patterns of Calicos, in better qualities, 14 yards for $1. 150 pieces Toweling at reduced prices. ’ 20 pieces of bleached and unbleached Table Linens at greatly reduced prices. . 250 doz. 34 white Napkins, already hemmed, at reduced prices. 20 pieces 36 inch wide French Cashmere at 25 cents a yard. 40 pieces black and assorted colors Cashmere from 50 cents to $1 50 a yard, : 1000 yards black and colored Silks for Christmas presents, reduced to nearly half price. . 50 pieces black and colored, plain and brocaded Velvets at reduced prices. ‘ Fancy Goods nearly given away. _ 360 pairs ladies. white and colored Corsets, all sizes, at 40 cents a pair. is _ 200 pairs ladies ‘white and colored corsets, all sizes, at 75 cents, selling elsewhere at $1 50. 150 pairs ladies white genuine French Corsets, all sizes, at $1, worth $2. 100 dozen Eagle Pins, at 25 cents a dozen. 300 pieces Ribbons at all prices. 250 doz children’s colored border Handkerchiefs at 25 cents a dozen. 120 doz. ladies’ fancy border Handkerchiefs at $i 50a dozen. 100 doz. ladies’ and gents’ Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, at half price. . one 150 doz. cream Lace Scarfs at different Prices. Kid Gloves in all shades and sizes. CENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING COODS. 40 doz. gents’ Merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes at 75 cents a suit,. , siz s from 18 . . 30 z. XX Marysville Shirts and D. $1 25 each, selling elsewhere at $2. sigs 50 doz. white Shi ith fine li ; ee mualio, c6 81 Oe ana i ine linen bosoms, made out of Wameutts ~ 100 doz. Drawnout T ‘ i 600 pairs white and coheed 5 gaa 2 50 te $18 0 eb T have just received an immense stock of HODIDAY GOODS, such as Japanese Cases, Work Boxes, Perfume Uases, Toilet Sets, Etc., Which I will nea: ly give away. . Also 1000 Dolls from 1 Bit to 50 Cents. 36 inches long. T have made an immense reduction-on BRUSSELS CARPETS. N. B. Acertain man advertises that he has for sale’ $3,000 worth of Cloaks, Wraps, etc. The assertion is enough to make a brick house smile, There are not in all the stores of Nevada City combined $3,009 worth of ‘such goods, and havestore more than one-third of them all. Remember goods will be sold as adverti of the: vei quality, and eae Tobn trash, eg agate Ba > ch Mee lathe last 15 years is fally established that I keep only the best quality. of goods. Orders from the count ill 4 on application. EI De Recently, eehenied Se. snd eaten Sen¥ in red, white and ‘blue, at: . No trouble in showing you the goods, whether’.you purchase or not. A, BLUMENTHAL,