December 14, 1872 (4 pages)

GAINS! GOODs: SOURNEY, eat Market, ED THE ial list and. prices ets, 44 pieces; Tea. Sets, 44° . Saucers, 25 CUPS & SAUOWLS, 50 CTS, wD Be WARE, ALL S. ‘KETS. and qualities. icy Articles that numerate. ds, and if we don’t eapest, we Will not GOURNEY. , 1872. ees: 1e ‘Holidays. WLTON " } magnificent stock _ JEWELRY. presents, which be sper than San Fraoautiful VAT CHES, CHAINS 3, LADIES’ SETS, ES, LOCKETS, ETC, ETC. Yectacles. All kinds, usand other things Site Sood Cal ie ay SO, 'D THE BEST. LANDS ISS STOMACH RS. ost healthful Tonic n the United States. era have been im the f co Market for ever ears, and notwithe many new candiblic favor, the sales ntly increasea. R & BENDEL, 409 and 411 Clay 5t. 60, * m28 ALE, OF ELEVEN INCH PE, with Fifty Feet Distributor, will be \. B. BRADY: Grast Bit BAKERY. STREET, ,Proprietor. Breakfast Hells g. Sundays ted. the best variety of ur line. BUTTER, OWN MAKUFACE. indy fem the best ryit. nished on short Boence practically to the cranium. Ghe Daily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL.‘ “LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Orleans Flat Tragedy--Kleese Discharged. at After the killing of Pryorat Orleans Flat, on Thursday morning, James Kleese, who did the shooting, went to Eureka and surrendered himself to Justice Ballard and the case was investigated. We are informed that testimony showed that Pryor, the deceased, after accusing Kleese of slan. ‘ followed him for} three days, threatening to shoot him, . dering his wife, © and that Kleese, in order to avoid difficulty, had shut himself up in his cabin. .On the~ "day of the shooting Pryor: was going around to the cabin of Kleese, andthe latter warned him “to keep away, but he refused to do 80 and’renewed his threats. Kleese ‘told Pryor he.had a shot gun,“and would use it if he did’not keep back but the man continued to advance upon him, when he shot, killing Pryor aS we stated yesterday. Last Winter, Pryor, with his wife, resided’ back of Glenbrook Park. He. was engaged in mining there, Her maiaen name was Webster, and before marriage she lived at Grass Valley. They went first to Snow Tent and removed from there to Woolsey’s Flat. James Kivese is a native of Pennsylvania, aged about 32, and has for “many years resided in Eureka township, where he has borne the reputation of a good citizen. Elijah Pryor, the deceased, was a native. of Missouri; and resided in Grass Valley township until within a-year past. oe The School at Washington. The public school at Washington closed for the Winter, last Tuesday, with interesting exercises, consisting of declamations and compositions. Many visitors were in attendance, and remarks suitable to the occasion were made by Judge Freeman. The school has been under the charge of Miss Augusta D. Moore for eight months, and is in excellent condition, which is owing to an efficient Board of Trustees anda faithIt compares favorably: ful teacher. with any school in the county. At the,close of the exercises the teacher was presented with an elegant photograph album from four of her scholars, Masters John and James Ferfan, and Charles and John Grissel. Phrenological Headquarters. Reom 15, National Exchange Hotel, is the cosy sanctum where Prof. McDonald applies the beautiful sciIt shows your real character and what you can do best. ef ee New. ana Elegant. ‘The Gem Saloon, on Broad street, opposite the New Odd Fellows’ Hall, has the largest and best stock of wines and liquors ever brought to the county. Alex. Sloan recently visited the Bay, where he selected these goods from the house of Carroll, Brainard — — & Co., the best establishment in San} : Francisco, He proposes not only to ‘furnish the best at the bar, bat will also furnish liquors by thé bottle or gallon of the very best quality for medicinal or family use. Those who want somethifg extra in this line should cail at the Gem and examine Alex.Sloan’s new stock. His store room is well supplied with the best liquors of the leading brands and may be relied upon as extra quality. The bar ig supplied with the sanie quality of-liquors, the best cigars, ale, porter, beer and other beverages. Everybody should call on Sloan ont try his new goods. , Christmas and New Vear’s Goods. A. Goldsmith is now receiving daily, by express, a superb lot of new goods appropriate for Christmas and New Year’s-presents, Ed. Goldsmith is at the Bay making the choicest selections that he can find. The stock is already larger.and superior to any other éstablishment in the State, and the goods now arriving are the most elegant ever seen. Gentlemen desiring to make their wives, sisters or _ Sweethearts a handsome as well as a useful present, should not fail to visit the house of A. Goldsmith before making their purchases. Ladies call and see the goods. Everything will be sold’ cheaper than the same articlés can be bought anywhere in the _Btate. See for yourselves. by inn at EXCELSIOR AND NIC NAX CRACKERS 4T LESTER & breil Highly Pleasing Lectures. Prof. McDonald, the Eloquent Orator and Scottish Phrenologist,is now delivering at the Nevada Theatre. a course of lectures upon , “Men and Women, Boys and Girls, Health and Beauty, Phrenology, : and Physiognomy, Physiology, ets. ,ete., that are fraught with hard sense; sound logic and spicy amusement. Scientific Phrenological examinations and advice in regard to health given at the National Exchange Hotel and private residences when desired. Charges moderate. d13-tf Fine pein icae Brandy. . Warranted pure: thebest article for mince pies; Also’ Sour Krouf, Limburger Cheese, etc., etc.‘sale at Baltz & Gunther's. d6-1na tg Read Nathan & Casper’s advertisement in another column, ° Assist Naturéin her efforts to shake off a cough or cold, or she ‘may revenge herself by giving up the contest! Remember that with Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar for an ally, she will extinguish the worst cough ina few days. Crittenton’s, 7 6th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists, Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute, i ata coal : Save Your Docror’s Brmis:— When -Dr. W istar’s Balsam of Wild . Cherry will cure coughs, colds blegding at the lungs, and arrest the fell destroyer, Consumption, it does more than most physiciausean do. Asingle trial will te the incredulous. cf Medical unders. From the period when surgeons applied their salves to weapons instead of wounds to the present wide-awake age, the medical profession has often ucwittingly taken side with Disease in its conflicts with the human system. Even yet, in spiteof the teachings of centuries of experience, some physicians seriously exhausted by sickness, with powerful evacuants, emetics, salivants, cautharidal plasters, or the lancet. But, providentially, public intelligence is ahead of these medical fossils, who belong, of right, to the era of the Crusades! That powerful ally of nature ix its warfare with the canses of sickness,Hostetter’sStomach Bitters, has opened the eyes of the masses to the paramount importance of increasing the vital strength of the body when menaced by disease. They understand that when the atmospheric conditions are averse to health—as, for example, in damp, chilly or severely cold weather—it is wise to reinforce the system witha ‘wholesome tonic an2 stimuiant, and thus enable itto combat and repel the depressing influence of. an inclement temperature, If the constitutional and animal powers were danger, the mortality from °consumption, bronchitis, chronic rheumatism, &c., would be much less than it now is. , The cannes which produce croups, colds, quingey,' diptheria and catarrh seldom affect a strong ahd active vital system;and of all Vitalizing preparations, Hostetter’s Bitters has proved the most efficient. It is not claimed that this standard tonic is a specific for lung and throat maladies, as it is for dyspepsia, liver complaint and intermittents, but-it is unhesitatingly asserted that it is the best known safeguard against all the atmospheric elements of disease. CCAP Ls 2 OR BULBS! BULBS. At Eastern Prices! Hyacinths, Tulips. Japan Lillies ' For Window Decoration and Garden Culure:.* ie Talip Bulbs 50 cts per dozen, For sale by _E. M. PRESTON. Also the celebrated JAPANESE CLEANS, ING CREAM, for removing Paint, Greas, etc. from Silk and Woolen Goods. z Liquid Bronze, Diamond Cerhent, Flavor ing Extracts, Kerosene, Lamp Chimneys, etcv etc. eA ALL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, at PRESTON’S DRUG STORE Fresh Oysters, Daily. ANTONE TAM, Wo respe xtfully inform the people of thie city that is now receiving, daily. by express. i Eastern and California oyvresTZERs, we will be served up inany style deorFamilies supplied with Oysters on short noticeBa, Remember the old stan on PINE ‘ New Store. New Goods, MRS. M. A. STERLING, OULD ‘ally iuform the W ple be Novunh abe cathy hoa ae has opened a New Store and has on hand a complete assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Bonnet Frames, Flowers, Feathers Ribbons, Jet Ornaments, Hosiery, Toweling, Table Linen Napkins, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Jewelry, Parian Vases, Brackets, Frames, Paper Holders, Glove Boxes, Glass and Crockery Ware, ke. ke, ec, No 37 Commercial ia Wevada, Oct. 3d. Each one tov good to be missed . ‘or . believe in depleting their patients, already i always thus recruited in the presence of . Latest style Ladies’ Hats, Hat and . 4 & . with the FINEST AND MOST EXTEN". SIVE STOCK OF HOLIDAY Goops —FoR— Christrnts and New Years’ Ke Tims 7 : "7, “4,0 tPe* ar 2. A™ PRESENTS ava The following is a partial list ‘of the New Goods ¢ . WRITING DESKS, . FANCY WORK BOXES, NOAH’S ARKS, . FANCY CHINA WARE, FAN6Y PARLOR SETS, CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS, DOLLS AND DOLL HEADS, —AND— ~ Other Toys ! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! oo We would invite particular attention of buyers to our large and beautiful stock of Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Carts, Rocking Horses, Carriages, Perambulators, Sleighs, &c. &e. &e, eo Stock of Candies, Such-as NEVADA COMFTTS,$ _ CALIFORNIA PLUMS, LO. ZENGERS, Vanilla, Strawberry, Raspberry, Pine Apple, &e. A Large assortment of CICARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, STATIONERY, &C,&C A large and choice stock of Perfumery, Soaps, &c. &c. JEWELRY. SHIRT STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, LADIES’ BETS, &c. Wholesale & Retail, ta 2 BLUM BROTHERS would cepecially call the attention of up-country dealers, eburches, schools, &c. to their large Stock of Goods and will guarantee to give better . goods f ey than any house ef the . kind in Ne County. te Don’t forget the place,—opposite J. E. Johneton’s Furniture Store, BLUM BROS.,. ~ AVE JUST ARRIVED from the ad . Ever brought to this eity, RINGS, CHAINS, BREASTPINS . HEADOUARTERS Santa -Claus tie ~ . yj NICK SLOCOVICH , HAS just arrived frou Sen Fran See with me Largest. ar Best Stock of . HOLIDAY GOODS, re AND IN FACT The Finest assortment ‘to. . be found this side of San Francisco, The following are a few of the articles: kinds. FANCY TOILET SETS, _ TOBACCO BOXES, SMOKING SETS, SHELL BOXES, HANGING BASKETS CHINA: SETS, WAGONS, § _ SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES, Dolls of all kinds, Wheelbarrows, Writing Desks, Rocking Horses, Clothes Brushes with Toilet Sets, (something new) Cigar Cases, Working Baskets, Jewelry, and ten thousand other new and pretty things, which you must call and see: ~ r] 4 CANDIES AND NUTS! From the celebrated Factory of Canty & Wagner. Every week Nick is in receipt.of. a fresh Stock, and is enabled to supply the whole county. Also, Fancy and Foy Candy, California Almonds, Walnuts, Peanuts, (fres: baked) Butternuts, Chesnuts, etc. Limes, Lem ns, Oranges, Pine Apples and Bananas received fresh. Country dealers, Churches and Schools supplied at the lowest rates. Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars,. ote Don’t forget the old stand on Pine Street, next to Banner's comer, but call and see the most beautiful stock of Christmas goods you ever saw im your life. dl NICK SLOCOVICH. 4 SPECIAL NOTICE, MORRIS & NATHAN, OF GRASS VALLEY. . AWE THE LARGEST DRY COUNTY, : Will open for dieplay ON THURSDAY, NOV. 28th An Immense Stock of New Style DRESS. GOODS, SILKS, Sable Furs, . Ottomas, Long Shawls, Genuine Astrachan Sacques $20 Also, FIFTY PIECES Empress Cloth 50 cents per yard. ELEGANT STRIPED SHAWLS $3.50, FIRST CLASS KID GLOVES AT % Gents per pair. 100 Children’s Furs at 75 eents each, ma. The above Goods are all First Class. SAMUEL NOVITZEY well known in Nevada City is salesman for the above firm. All orders for Goods or samples will be attended to with promptness. MORRIS & NATHAN’S Mammoth Dry Goods House, ns GRASS VALLEX. et ‘. CLOTHING,ter this date, at MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, of all . DOLL HEADS, new style, . J simere Pants, $6 50 to $9. GOODS HOUSE IN NEVADA . 4a pair) GOODNEWS! GOOD NEWS. oe, cecil cacy” : Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST Competition A, Against Us. Stee eMeees } ‘GIGANTIC FIZZLE. y E hays the Largest Stock of : BOOTS, _ HATS, . aw { FURNISHING. Goons, To ye found in Nevada County. Which we will sell on and afSS " GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. . a] 1 We don’t stick out shingles on . our Goods: te deceive the public, but we have established a reputation for TRUTH ; yoo what we say is gospel truth . and so says the public, It worries our opponents to see} that we ars @ing the LEADING Clothing Business.in the city. at two bits, we sell th at 121-2 cts or $l per dozen. No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody Our motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits. We publish to the: world: our list of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at $15, Poeket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown im the bargain. Beaver Suits at $17. —The-same as the above. _ we say. Cassimere Suit, $25. . Fine’ Business Suit, from $20 toS25. Scotch Suits, from $20 to $25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy Cassimere Pants, $2 50 to $5. Fine English and {French CasWhich we boast are not to.be found this side of Sam Franciseo. Vests of all shapes and pattern and prices. Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing goods in proportion. Flannel Gray Undershirts, $1 2 Double sole Rubber Boots at Cal. Overshirts at $1 75. Gray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a pair. Cotton Socks,’75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. And every article in the store at the above rates. If there is any reduction in our list of prices we shall publish a new list daily. Call at-Nathan & Casper’s for your Clothing and consudt your own interest. You can, find good and fashionable clothing-eheap at __. NATHAN & CASPER’) ' The Largest, We don’t ‘‘shingle out” Socks : —,, only to attend strictly to our own . business, and we will do just what . . GRAND EXHIBITION [ AND SALE OF Ne Winter Clothing! Great Excitement ! —AT—". ACSHHEIM BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, ~o _ ADMISSION FREE. Sales continue from 6-0’¢lock, jn, the: morning till 8 in the evening, =. INTERMISSION, *: E have the Largest and pest selected Stock of Clothing ever 6a to Nevada City. One and all Clothing Dealers DISTANCED ry —BY-ACSHHEIM BROS ‘Importers & Wholesale Deilers IN CLOTHING’ &c. .The Cheapest, THE BEST, The Most Fashionable, (arin this part of California.<4? md EVERYBODY HAPPY except few unfortunate Men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL. We pity the latter, butjwe can’t help: them. We buy our Goods Cheaper tham others:aud we sell them CHEAPER. oun PRICE LIST IS OVER = ONE HUNDRED PER CT’, LOWER Than Ever before offered in, Nevada City. . Beaver, Dress and Business: Suits;, of all grades. and qualities,” Boots, Furnishing Goods, Rubber Boots Coata,. and other Goods teo, numerous to mention can be seem at a glance: i[@e“IN PLAIN FIGURES” on our Goods which defy competion. The: ‘LOW PRICES of Goeds which are: ‘marked out at our Doors, Gladdens the hearts,of [Purcha~ _sers and Sends . TERROR TO ‘OPPONENTS £ We constantly, employ competent buyers,{nottonly in San Francisco, which means we are emabled to take: 5 jadvantags of fiuctuations in pricos amd onan our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in Nevada County. Our Stock is complete and ‘satisfaetion, is guaranteed in every case, ( sing elsewhere. . Don’t forget the place. ACSHHEIM BROS. Corner of: Broad and Pine Streets Banner Bros. oid Stand. ‘ , Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen’s: ’ but also in the Eastern markets, by . ‘EveryLody i#" invited to examine . our Goods and Prices before purchaae

GAINS! GOODs: SOURNEY, eat Market, ED THE ial list and. prices ets, 44 pieces; Tea. Sets, 44° . Saucers, 25 CUPS & SAUOWLS, 50 CTS, wD Be WARE, ALL S. ‘KETS. and qualities. icy Articles that numerate. ds, and if we don’t eapest, we Will not GOURNEY. , 1872. ees: 1e ‘Holidays. WLTON " } magnificent stock _ JEWELRY. presents, which be sper than San Fraoautiful VAT CHES, CHAINS 3, LADIES’ SETS, ES, LOCKETS, ETC, ETC. Yectacles. All kinds, usand other things Site Sood Cal ie ay SO, 'D THE BEST. LANDS ISS STOMACH RS. ost healthful Tonic n the United States. era have been im the f co Market for ever ears, and notwithe many new candiblic favor, the sales ntly increasea. R & BENDEL, 409 and 411 Clay 5t. 60, * m28 ALE, OF ELEVEN INCH PE, with Fifty Feet Distributor, will be \. B. BRADY: Grast Bit BAKERY. STREET, ,Proprietor. Breakfast Hells g. Sundays ted. the best variety of ur line. BUTTER, OWN MAKUFACE. indy fem the best ryit. nished on short Boence practically to the cranium. Ghe Daily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL.‘ “LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Orleans Flat Tragedy--Kleese Discharged. at After the killing of Pryorat Orleans Flat, on Thursday morning, James Kleese, who did the shooting, went to Eureka and surrendered himself to Justice Ballard and the case was investigated. We are informed that testimony showed that Pryor, the deceased, after accusing Kleese of slan. ‘ followed him for} three days, threatening to shoot him, . dering his wife, © and that Kleese, in order to avoid difficulty, had shut himself up in his cabin. .On the~ "day of the shooting Pryor: was going around to the cabin of Kleese, andthe latter warned him “to keep away, but he refused to do 80 and’renewed his threats. Kleese ‘told Pryor he.had a shot gun,“and would use it if he did’not keep back but the man continued to advance upon him, when he shot, killing Pryor aS we stated yesterday. Last Winter, Pryor, with his wife, resided’ back of Glenbrook Park. He. was engaged in mining there, Her maiaen name was Webster, and before marriage she lived at Grass Valley. They went first to Snow Tent and removed from there to Woolsey’s Flat. James Kivese is a native of Pennsylvania, aged about 32, and has for “many years resided in Eureka township, where he has borne the reputation of a good citizen. Elijah Pryor, the deceased, was a native. of Missouri; and resided in Grass Valley township until within a-year past. oe The School at Washington. The public school at Washington closed for the Winter, last Tuesday, with interesting exercises, consisting of declamations and compositions. Many visitors were in attendance, and remarks suitable to the occasion were made by Judge Freeman. The school has been under the charge of Miss Augusta D. Moore for eight months, and is in excellent condition, which is owing to an efficient Board of Trustees anda faithIt compares favorably: ful teacher. with any school in the county. At the,close of the exercises the teacher was presented with an elegant photograph album from four of her scholars, Masters John and James Ferfan, and Charles and John Grissel. Phrenological Headquarters. Reom 15, National Exchange Hotel, is the cosy sanctum where Prof. McDonald applies the beautiful sciIt shows your real character and what you can do best. ef ee New. ana Elegant. ‘The Gem Saloon, on Broad street, opposite the New Odd Fellows’ Hall, has the largest and best stock of wines and liquors ever brought to the county. Alex. Sloan recently visited the Bay, where he selected these goods from the house of Carroll, Brainard — — & Co., the best establishment in San} : Francisco, He proposes not only to ‘furnish the best at the bar, bat will also furnish liquors by thé bottle or gallon of the very best quality for medicinal or family use. Those who want somethifg extra in this line should cail at the Gem and examine Alex.Sloan’s new stock. His store room is well supplied with the best liquors of the leading brands and may be relied upon as extra quality. The bar ig supplied with the sanie quality of-liquors, the best cigars, ale, porter, beer and other beverages. Everybody should call on Sloan ont try his new goods. , Christmas and New Vear’s Goods. A. Goldsmith is now receiving daily, by express, a superb lot of new goods appropriate for Christmas and New Year’s-presents, Ed. Goldsmith is at the Bay making the choicest selections that he can find. The stock is already larger.and superior to any other éstablishment in the State, and the goods now arriving are the most elegant ever seen. Gentlemen desiring to make their wives, sisters or _ Sweethearts a handsome as well as a useful present, should not fail to visit the house of A. Goldsmith before making their purchases. Ladies call and see the goods. Everything will be sold’ cheaper than the same articlés can be bought anywhere in the _Btate. See for yourselves. by inn at EXCELSIOR AND NIC NAX CRACKERS 4T LESTER & breil Highly Pleasing Lectures. Prof. McDonald, the Eloquent Orator and Scottish Phrenologist,is now delivering at the Nevada Theatre. a course of lectures upon , “Men and Women, Boys and Girls, Health and Beauty, Phrenology, : and Physiognomy, Physiology, ets. ,ete., that are fraught with hard sense; sound logic and spicy amusement. Scientific Phrenological examinations and advice in regard to health given at the National Exchange Hotel and private residences when desired. Charges moderate. d13-tf Fine pein icae Brandy. . Warranted pure: thebest article for mince pies; Also’ Sour Krouf, Limburger Cheese, etc., etc.‘sale at Baltz & Gunther's. d6-1na tg Read Nathan & Casper’s advertisement in another column, ° Assist Naturéin her efforts to shake off a cough or cold, or she ‘may revenge herself by giving up the contest! Remember that with Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar for an ally, she will extinguish the worst cough ina few days. Crittenton’s, 7 6th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists, Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute, i ata coal : Save Your Docror’s Brmis:— When -Dr. W istar’s Balsam of Wild . Cherry will cure coughs, colds blegding at the lungs, and arrest the fell destroyer, Consumption, it does more than most physiciausean do. Asingle trial will te the incredulous. cf Medical unders. From the period when surgeons applied their salves to weapons instead of wounds to the present wide-awake age, the medical profession has often ucwittingly taken side with Disease in its conflicts with the human system. Even yet, in spiteof the teachings of centuries of experience, some physicians seriously exhausted by sickness, with powerful evacuants, emetics, salivants, cautharidal plasters, or the lancet. But, providentially, public intelligence is ahead of these medical fossils, who belong, of right, to the era of the Crusades! That powerful ally of nature ix its warfare with the canses of sickness,Hostetter’sStomach Bitters, has opened the eyes of the masses to the paramount importance of increasing the vital strength of the body when menaced by disease. They understand that when the atmospheric conditions are averse to health—as, for example, in damp, chilly or severely cold weather—it is wise to reinforce the system witha ‘wholesome tonic an2 stimuiant, and thus enable itto combat and repel the depressing influence of. an inclement temperature, If the constitutional and animal powers were danger, the mortality from °consumption, bronchitis, chronic rheumatism, &c., would be much less than it now is. , The cannes which produce croups, colds, quingey,' diptheria and catarrh seldom affect a strong ahd active vital system;and of all Vitalizing preparations, Hostetter’s Bitters has proved the most efficient. It is not claimed that this standard tonic is a specific for lung and throat maladies, as it is for dyspepsia, liver complaint and intermittents, but-it is unhesitatingly asserted that it is the best known safeguard against all the atmospheric elements of disease. CCAP Ls 2 OR BULBS! BULBS. At Eastern Prices! Hyacinths, Tulips. Japan Lillies ' For Window Decoration and Garden Culure:.* ie Talip Bulbs 50 cts per dozen, For sale by _E. M. PRESTON. Also the celebrated JAPANESE CLEANS, ING CREAM, for removing Paint, Greas, etc. from Silk and Woolen Goods. z Liquid Bronze, Diamond Cerhent, Flavor ing Extracts, Kerosene, Lamp Chimneys, etcv etc. eA ALL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, at PRESTON’S DRUG STORE Fresh Oysters, Daily. ANTONE TAM, Wo respe xtfully inform the people of thie city that is now receiving, daily. by express. i Eastern and California oyvresTZERs, we will be served up inany style deorFamilies supplied with Oysters on short noticeBa, Remember the old stan on PINE ‘ New Store. New Goods, MRS. M. A. STERLING, OULD ‘ally iuform the W ple be Novunh abe cathy hoa ae has opened a New Store and has on hand a complete assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Bonnet Frames, Flowers, Feathers Ribbons, Jet Ornaments, Hosiery, Toweling, Table Linen Napkins, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Jewelry, Parian Vases, Brackets, Frames, Paper Holders, Glove Boxes, Glass and Crockery Ware, ke. ke, ec, No 37 Commercial ia Wevada, Oct. 3d. Each one tov good to be missed . ‘or . believe in depleting their patients, already i always thus recruited in the presence of . Latest style Ladies’ Hats, Hat and . 4 & . with the FINEST AND MOST EXTEN". SIVE STOCK OF HOLIDAY Goops —FoR— Christrnts and New Years’ Ke Tims 7 : "7, “4,0 tPe* ar 2. A™ PRESENTS ava The following is a partial list ‘of the New Goods ¢ . WRITING DESKS, .

FANCY WORK BOXES, NOAH’S ARKS, . FANCY CHINA WARE, FAN6Y PARLOR SETS, CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS, DOLLS AND DOLL HEADS, —AND— ~ Other Toys ! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! oo We would invite particular attention of buyers to our large and beautiful stock of Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Carts, Rocking Horses, Carriages, Perambulators, Sleighs, &c. &e. &e, eo Stock of Candies, Such-as NEVADA COMFTTS,$ _ CALIFORNIA PLUMS, LO. ZENGERS, Vanilla, Strawberry, Raspberry, Pine Apple, &e. A Large assortment of CICARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, STATIONERY, &C,&C A large and choice stock of Perfumery, Soaps, &c. &c. JEWELRY. SHIRT STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, LADIES’ BETS, &c. Wholesale & Retail, ta 2 BLUM BROTHERS would cepecially call the attention of up-country dealers, eburches, schools, &c. to their large Stock of Goods and will guarantee to give better . goods f ey than any house ef the . kind in Ne County. te Don’t forget the place,—opposite J. E. Johneton’s Furniture Store, BLUM BROS.,. ~ AVE JUST ARRIVED from the ad . Ever brought to this eity, RINGS, CHAINS, BREASTPINS . HEADOUARTERS Santa -Claus tie ~ . yj NICK SLOCOVICH , HAS just arrived frou Sen Fran See with me Largest. ar Best Stock of . HOLIDAY GOODS, re AND IN FACT The Finest assortment ‘to. . be found this side of San Francisco, The following are a few of the articles: kinds. FANCY TOILET SETS, _ TOBACCO BOXES, SMOKING SETS, SHELL BOXES, HANGING BASKETS CHINA: SETS, WAGONS, § _ SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES, Dolls of all kinds, Wheelbarrows, Writing Desks, Rocking Horses, Clothes Brushes with Toilet Sets, (something new) Cigar Cases, Working Baskets, Jewelry, and ten thousand other new and pretty things, which you must call and see: ~ r] 4 CANDIES AND NUTS! From the celebrated Factory of Canty & Wagner. Every week Nick is in receipt.of. a fresh Stock, and is enabled to supply the whole county. Also, Fancy and Foy Candy, California Almonds, Walnuts, Peanuts, (fres: baked) Butternuts, Chesnuts, etc. Limes, Lem ns, Oranges, Pine Apples and Bananas received fresh. Country dealers, Churches and Schools supplied at the lowest rates. Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars,. ote Don’t forget the old stand on Pine Street, next to Banner's comer, but call and see the most beautiful stock of Christmas goods you ever saw im your life. dl NICK SLOCOVICH. 4 SPECIAL NOTICE, MORRIS & NATHAN, OF GRASS VALLEY. . AWE THE LARGEST DRY COUNTY, : Will open for dieplay ON THURSDAY, NOV. 28th An Immense Stock of New Style DRESS. GOODS, SILKS, Sable Furs, . Ottomas, Long Shawls, Genuine Astrachan Sacques $20 Also, FIFTY PIECES Empress Cloth 50 cents per yard. ELEGANT STRIPED SHAWLS $3.50, FIRST CLASS KID GLOVES AT % Gents per pair. 100 Children’s Furs at 75 eents each, ma. The above Goods are all First Class. SAMUEL NOVITZEY well known in Nevada City is salesman for the above firm. All orders for Goods or samples will be attended to with promptness. MORRIS & NATHAN’S Mammoth Dry Goods House, ns GRASS VALLEX. et ‘. CLOTHING,ter this date, at MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, of all . DOLL HEADS, new style, . J simere Pants, $6 50 to $9. GOODS HOUSE IN NEVADA . 4a pair) GOODNEWS! GOOD NEWS. oe, cecil cacy” : Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST Competition A, Against Us. Stee eMeees } ‘GIGANTIC FIZZLE. y E hays the Largest Stock of : BOOTS, _ HATS, . aw { FURNISHING. Goons, To ye found in Nevada County. Which we will sell on and afSS " GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. . a] 1 We don’t stick out shingles on . our Goods: te deceive the public, but we have established a reputation for TRUTH ; yoo what we say is gospel truth . and so says the public, It worries our opponents to see} that we ars @ing the LEADING Clothing Business.in the city. at two bits, we sell th at 121-2 cts or $l per dozen. No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody Our motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits. We publish to the: world: our list of prices, and fear nobody. Beaver Suits at $15, Poeket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown im the bargain. Beaver Suits at $17. —The-same as the above. _ we say. Cassimere Suit, $25. . Fine’ Business Suit, from $20 toS25. Scotch Suits, from $20 to $25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy Cassimere Pants, $2 50 to $5. Fine English and {French CasWhich we boast are not to.be found this side of Sam Franciseo. Vests of all shapes and pattern and prices. Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing goods in proportion. Flannel Gray Undershirts, $1 2 Double sole Rubber Boots at Cal. Overshirts at $1 75. Gray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a pair. Cotton Socks,’75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. And every article in the store at the above rates. If there is any reduction in our list of prices we shall publish a new list daily. Call at-Nathan & Casper’s for your Clothing and consudt your own interest. You can, find good and fashionable clothing-eheap at __. NATHAN & CASPER’) ' The Largest, We don’t ‘‘shingle out” Socks : —,, only to attend strictly to our own . business, and we will do just what . . GRAND EXHIBITION [ AND SALE OF Ne Winter Clothing! Great Excitement ! —AT—". ACSHHEIM BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, ~o _ ADMISSION FREE. Sales continue from 6-0’¢lock, jn, the: morning till 8 in the evening, =. INTERMISSION, *: E have the Largest and pest selected Stock of Clothing ever 6a to Nevada City. One and all Clothing Dealers DISTANCED ry —BY-ACSHHEIM BROS ‘Importers & Wholesale Deilers IN CLOTHING’ &c. .The Cheapest, THE BEST, The Most Fashionable, (arin this part of California.<4? md EVERYBODY HAPPY except few unfortunate Men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL. We pity the latter, butjwe can’t help: them. We buy our Goods Cheaper tham others:aud we sell them CHEAPER. oun PRICE LIST IS OVER = ONE HUNDRED PER CT’, LOWER Than Ever before offered in, Nevada City. . Beaver, Dress and Business: Suits;, of all grades. and qualities,” Boots, Furnishing Goods, Rubber Boots Coata,. and other Goods teo, numerous to mention can be seem at a glance: i[@e“IN PLAIN FIGURES” on our Goods which defy competion. The: ‘LOW PRICES of Goeds which are: ‘marked out at our Doors, Gladdens the hearts,of [Purcha~ _sers and Sends . TERROR TO ‘OPPONENTS £ We constantly, employ competent buyers,{nottonly in San Francisco, which means we are emabled to take: 5 jadvantags of fiuctuations in pricos amd onan our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in Nevada County. Our Stock is complete and ‘satisfaetion, is guaranteed in every case, ( sing elsewhere. . Don’t forget the place. ACSHHEIM BROS. Corner of: Broad and Pine Streets Banner Bros. oid Stand. ‘ , Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen’s: ’ but also in the Eastern markets, by . ‘EveryLody i#" invited to examine . our Goods and Prices before purchaae