December 22, 1871 (4 pages)

IDOWS ! 6 interfer. COLD ! the: need of Durable ets, Fuel, ILD DRAFT 38 iahder outallie ST RIP nm of all who respectfully which is so ord to use it. in Fuel , Cost nade and ap“mechanical replaced at licated ma or Window, wheréver it ORD, GIrr F = £5 ° The Daily Trangirips NEVADA CITY, CAL. —— a LOCAL AFFAIRS, — ‘ Rain— Mining. “Snfficient rain has fallen to enable every placer mining claim in the county to start up. All the miners in this vicinity have commenced washing, and thousands of dollars will be taken out of mines that have not been worked in many -years. At Omega, all the companies commenced operations on Tuesday last. The Quaker Hiil -conypanies are driving ahead, and from everywhere we learn the glad tidings that there is plenty of water for present purposes. We hope the weather agent will continue to keep the gates open, for if there is anyfmusic i in, Words, tojour ear, it is from the miners that they, have plenty of water. There is one thing we would suggest, however, (we trust from.the bottom of our heart that we may uot. be considered a grumbler, ) if the weather would become a little colder, and continue to rain for weeks longer, it would suit all of us to a dot. If our hint is heeded, the celd weather would have the effect of dropping snow on the mountains instead of rain, and the. consequence would be that placer diggings could be worked as late as August next. We simply threw ont the suggestion to whom.1t nar eoncorn. fie all ‘Wadden Rise. On Wednesday there was a sudden rise it the South Yuba, supposed to have been occasioned by. the breaking of a dum at some ob of the large reservoirs in the mowntafis:” Washington, the tiver rose S¢ven feet ina few minutes, remained up’ an hour and a half or two hours, when it fell treatty to its former level. Severt] Chinese'cabins were washed away near Washlngton, the oceut pants barely -having time to escape. We are sorry.to learn that the:heavy rains of, the storm heave: done some . Injury to the ditches onthe San Juan ridge. Some stone ballast from the dam of the Bloomfield Gravel Co., now in course of coustruction on Canyon Creek, was washed out, and a few boxes of their flume were carried away. “Pheir lowet sources of water drainage will, however, afford them ample supply for their ditch until the drainage to their frame can’ ‘be repaired. Stand From Under. We would warn our friends at Sac-. ramento, Marysville and fhe édw counties, that all the streams up here are wide awake and booming, and they: had better look out for their earthly goods, as there is mischief {ni . . the cufrents that are speeding quickly in that direction. The water is doing so much good in the mining region’that our miners can Wweéll afford to pay all €amages done below, for the sake of having the water t6 work with above. Christmas . Party. Mrs. Anna Lohman is making arrangements for a Ohbristmad Party, to be piven at her boarding howse,on Broad street, just below the National Exchange Hotel, on next Monday événitig: Good musie,a good supper, and a good time general are the inducements offered to all who attend. Tickets, $2, ed > Rainfall. { iff four hours ending yesterday noon’ wag (2.94 inches, making: the. ‘total since the commencement of the present storm of 16.90 :inches. his added to the rainfall previous to the present month makes 22.59 inches in the season so far. The rainfall during the twenty. }. te ft "hee KExerctoes, ‘ The clositig exercisés ‘of the Grammar school will be held in the Assembly Hail to-day, beginning at 11 o’cloek'a, mM. Purents and A enda aré invited to be present. The public schools will reopen January 8th. “ty my Terrible Accident, ie: child of D. F. Hartman yesterday afternoon had its hand ‘ont very severely at the wrist with an axe, Dr. Bailey, who. attended .the case; imforms us thatthe ¢hild: attempted to reach for something just as a brother struck with the axe. A sevese gash was cut across the back of the ‘hand; “bat Was nd sé (sérious but thet the hand will be saved. E. M. Preston received yesterday & beautiful lot of Bohemian sets, cologué bottles, perfumery, and oth-’ +r choice articles suitable for Christmas presents; . Ov thie Ok Gay of Jaxtuary, (bic 8 wet for trial of re wit thtinder. . Si fawic3 No Humbug Sale odROSENBERG BROS. OULD RESPECTFU LLY INFORM the people that they are new in re ceipt of a Most Beautiful Stock of Goods, . Which have recently arrived from Europe, New York and Romanane especially adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! ! We invite especial attention to our large and Magnificent Stock of CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,, DRESS GOODS--The Largest, the Cheapest, and the most va+ ried assortment ever brought to this City. =. Every Article necessary in this line COLORED VELVETS & SATINS. DOMESTIC GOODS, Our Stock comprises an endless variety from allthe celebrated Manufactories* in the East. Those in want of anything in this line'can not do better than purchase at our House, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, — diag Splendid variety. HOUSEKEEPING GOODs, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, And éverything else imaginable. LADIES’ UNDERWE AR, _Sacque Flannels, And hosts of other Goods too numerous to mention. ta We would call the particular attention of ‘the people in the adjoining towns to our MAMMOTH STOCK. We-dnjoy the reputation of selling everything in our line Cheaper than any other Establishment in the County and shall "continue to maintain it ‘at all hazards! If you want Goods at extraordi. Mary Low Rates, go to ROSENBERG BROS. , COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, Dec. Sth. GAY STOCK OF GOODS! nm A S. & M. BLUM, Have the Finest Steck of Goods in their line to be foundthis side of the Bay ! PRICES LOWER THAN ANY Baal THE COUNTY ! ‘We would invite lar attention of Boning our LARGE AND BBAUTIFUL STOCK. It surpassever brought to this city. Amotg the New. Govds'wilt be: fotna eas OF TOYS . . P Of rae Variety inagineble ——STOCK OF CANDIES! Is the Largest, Cheapest and the Best in Nevada City ! ‘Werk Béxés, Rocking Hortes, Fancy Crockery, Carriangés, A New and Beautiful Style of Children’s Fancy Parlor Sets. "(A splendid Variety, Blocks, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, STATIONERY, ell kinds, CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &. tals mailed th oach icd as complete = any in the County. Before buying ‘your Toys and otherfarticlés, don't fail to visit our GRAND TOY AND iktitx sic. WE GELL CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY. J. & M. BLUM. Revads, Dec. pth. APPLES FOR SALE. lowe eas . BINNER BAIS, COLUMN. : HEAVY FALL OF RAIN NOT SO HEAVY THOUGH AS THE FALL IN PRICES —AT— BANNER EROS. = 3 Corner Pine & Broad Streets, he aa a NE Lt And a Pair of Soeks thrown in tothe Bargain. Seite. fn Everything in the Store Cornet of Pinte & Commercial Streets. —AT— COST PRICH FOR CASH! \ yt amg RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS w. pars oa & CO. Successors to ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., a7” THE ENTIRE STOCK “a gat GENTLEMEN'S AND BOY’S CLOTHING ! FURNISHING GOODS, &e. de. --Miners’ Rubber Goods;-BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, BLANKETS. Business and Dress Suits . ; Driving and Riding Gloves. &e. de. AT COST FOR CASH. —— ) Notice is hereby gi ven that ON AND AFTER THES DATE, in pursuanceof the above order, every article in the Store, on the Cor. Pirie & Commercial Sts. Has been Marked Down To San raickeno Cost Price The Stock must be disposed of immediately afi@ piirchasers of asitything in our i Ate invited to csi and se6: thé NEW PRICES and GOODS ! And 6 assuréd that thié is NO , euam SALE. at this Establishment ! CALL BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. TO DEBTORS. All persons indebted to the late firm of ROSERSTOCE, PRICE & CO. are hereby notified to call and settle their accounts before the ¥ RST DAY OF JANUARY, 1872 All dccouints remaining uhscttled at that time will positively be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection. ff. 8. W. ROSENSTOCK & CO, +h! . Shocessots to Rosenstoalk, Price & Co., i i MILLER, Agents Nevada, Dec. 18th. 19h. <« * Gi at i ‘No mere Goods will be received Fire Insurance Companies. —— IED IN. TBE, FIRE AND FOUND FAITHFUL. PHENIX AND HOME OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, CASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, $6,479,861.12. : These Sterling Conzpanies, ote paying évery, loss by the Chicago Conflagration, Will have réiiaining available Cash Assets, exceeding “Five Million Dollars ! We call thé special attention of the public tothe fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVEL hence their Assets are pledged SOLELY to their patrons as security against LOSS BY FIRE; and are not weakened and d‘minished by Marine, Inland and Life labilities, as is the case with Companies combining the several branches. Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance at fair rates, are invited to apply at the Offices of the above Coinpanies. DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST R. H. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated January, 1868. CAPITAL $300,000. OFFICERS : So MOORE sc ccccsas sen Preswexr, H. H. REYNOLDS.... Casrtren f. F. BPENCE..:..0.-SECRETARY. ONEY RECEIVED IN SUMS M of not less than One Dollar. FF" DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND OR. ON TIME AT THE OPTION OF THE DEPOSITOR, &@-There are three ratesof interest allowed depositors, and three classes of deposits recefved, namely: “DEMANDS,” “HALF YEARLY,” and “YEARLY.” San Jose, Dec, 1st, 1871. YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. FIRST PARTY OF THE SEASON! AT TEMPERANCE HALL. On Thursday Evening, Jan 18th. Reception Committee, J. E. BROWN, A. R. WADSWORTH, GEO. W. HENTZE, WM. H. MURCHIE. Floor Managers. A. W. Ragato A. R. LORD, WM, F. EVENS, D. E. BELL, J. M. BUFFINGTON, W. W. CROSS. Tickets $2.50. To be had of J. B. Brown, at the office of the South Yuba Canal Co., W.F, Evens, Wells, Fargo & Co’s., or of A. Lester, at Lester & Mulloy’s. Invitations must be shown at the door. Carriages will be furnished if necessary. Dancing from 8 till 12 o'clock. dl7 By order of the Club. SPECIAL INFORMATION AFFLICTED! IN THE OVERLAND ALMANAC. For 1872. Copies sent Free upon esigthieienl: HE necessity of a general knowledge whereall forms of Debility and Chronic ubles, in either sex, can be cured prompt. ly and effectually, was never more oe hey) than now and the faculty of the Dr, J. C. Young Medical Institute take this method of bringing that knowledge to the minds of the public. Address DR. J. C. YOUNG, Box'735, Medical lhstitute,. Ho, 618 Sacramento Street, “ais béh Feemnitavo/Cal, fb 4a} HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! ! GEORGE W. WELOH’S ‘PIONEER BOOK & MUSIC STORE, NO. 49 Broad Street, IS THE PLACE TO BUY FINE HOLIDAY GOODS! A Magnificent Stock of _. .NEW GOODS Have Just been Received ! ’ Which consists in par of the following : Fine Editions of the Posts, Nlustrated Family Bibles, Juvenil Libraries, ALBUMS. CARD CASES, Toy Books, Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Port Morrated, Cigar Cases, Gold Pens FINE CUTLERY, " INITIAL PAPRR, FINE STATIONERY ! PICTURE FRAMES, Diaries for 1872. BEAUTIFUL CHROMO, Of direct Importation, for sale at Publisher’s Prices % GEO. W. WELCH. Nevada » Dec, llth. STARTLING NEWS! — Tell it to Friends, Ni eighbors and everybody U GC A. GOLDSMITH, . ee oN BAND yith the Finest, Hite $ and Best Stock DRY, _ FANCY AND ‘STAPLE ~~ GOODS, {0 BE FOUND IN THIS STATE. AND WILL SELL THEM Cheaper than they can be bought anywhere else. Your attention is invited to s partial» list of Goods which are most suitabte for HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! SUCH AS SILK DRESS PATTERNS, ef ail descriptions. BROCHE SHAWLS. OTTOMAN STRIPED SHAWLS. RUSSIAN SABLE FURS. LATEST STYLE CLOAHKS AND HATS. ROBE DH CHAMBRES. The finest assortment of DRESS GOODS. CHILDREN’S FUR SETS. A full variety of all kinds of Articles for the Holidays. This is the ouly place in Nevada County to.get suitable Hand+". gente Presents for the "’ . Holidays.

IDOWS ! 6 interfer. COLD ! the: need of Durable ets, Fuel, ILD DRAFT 38 iahder outallie ST RIP nm of all who respectfully which is so ord to use it. in Fuel , Cost nade and ap“mechanical replaced at licated ma or Window, wheréver it ORD, GIrr F = £5 ° The Daily Trangirips NEVADA CITY, CAL. —— a LOCAL AFFAIRS, — ‘ Rain— Mining. “Snfficient rain has fallen to enable every placer mining claim in the county to start up. All the miners in this vicinity have commenced washing, and thousands of dollars will be taken out of mines that have not been worked in many -years. At Omega, all the companies commenced operations on Tuesday last. The Quaker Hiil -conypanies are driving ahead, and from everywhere we learn the glad tidings that there is plenty of water for present purposes. We hope the weather agent will continue to keep the gates open, for if there is anyfmusic i in, Words, tojour ear, it is from the miners that they, have plenty of water. There is one thing we would suggest, however, (we trust from.the bottom of our heart that we may uot. be considered a grumbler, ) if the weather would become a little colder, and continue to rain for weeks longer, it would suit all of us to a dot. If our hint is heeded, the celd weather would have the effect of dropping snow on the mountains instead of rain, and the. consequence would be that placer diggings could be worked as late as August next. We simply threw ont the suggestion to whom.1t nar eoncorn. fie all ‘Wadden Rise. On Wednesday there was a sudden rise it the South Yuba, supposed to have been occasioned by. the breaking of a dum at some ob of the large reservoirs in the mowntafis:” Washington, the tiver rose S¢ven feet ina few minutes, remained up’ an hour and a half or two hours, when it fell treatty to its former level. Severt] Chinese'cabins were washed away near Washlngton, the oceut pants barely -having time to escape. We are sorry.to learn that the:heavy rains of, the storm heave: done some . Injury to the ditches onthe San Juan ridge. Some stone ballast from the dam of the Bloomfield Gravel Co., now in course of coustruction on Canyon Creek, was washed out, and a few boxes of their flume were carried away. “Pheir lowet sources of water drainage will, however, afford them ample supply for their ditch until the drainage to their frame can’ ‘be repaired. Stand From Under. We would warn our friends at Sac-. ramento, Marysville and fhe édw counties, that all the streams up here are wide awake and booming, and they: had better look out for their earthly goods, as there is mischief {ni . . the cufrents that are speeding quickly in that direction. The water is doing so much good in the mining region’that our miners can Wweéll afford to pay all €amages done below, for the sake of having the water t6 work with above. Christmas . Party. Mrs. Anna Lohman is making arrangements for a Ohbristmad Party, to be piven at her boarding howse,on Broad street, just below the National Exchange Hotel, on next Monday événitig: Good musie,a good supper, and a good time general are the inducements offered to all who attend. Tickets, $2, ed > Rainfall. { iff four hours ending yesterday noon’ wag (2.94 inches, making: the. ‘total since the commencement of the present storm of 16.90 :inches. his added to the rainfall previous to the present month makes 22.59 inches in the season so far. The rainfall during the twenty. }. te ft "hee KExerctoes, ‘ The clositig exercisés ‘of the Grammar school will be held in the Assembly Hail to-day, beginning at 11 o’cloek'a, mM. Purents and A enda aré invited to be present. The public schools will reopen January 8th. “ty my Terrible Accident, ie: child of D. F. Hartman yesterday afternoon had its hand ‘ont very severely at the wrist with an axe, Dr. Bailey, who. attended .the case; imforms us thatthe ¢hild: attempted to reach for something just as a brother struck with the axe. A sevese gash was cut across the back of the ‘hand; “bat Was nd sé (sérious but thet the hand will be saved. E. M. Preston received yesterday & beautiful lot of Bohemian sets, cologué bottles, perfumery, and oth-’ +r choice articles suitable for Christmas presents; . Ov thie Ok Gay of Jaxtuary, (bic 8 wet for trial of re wit thtinder. . Si fawic3 No Humbug Sale odROSENBERG BROS. OULD RESPECTFU LLY INFORM the people that they are new in re ceipt of a Most Beautiful Stock of Goods, . Which have recently arrived from Europe, New York and Romanane especially adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! ! We invite especial attention to our large and Magnificent Stock of CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,, DRESS GOODS--The Largest, the Cheapest, and the most va+ ried assortment ever brought to this City. =. Every Article necessary in this line COLORED VELVETS & SATINS. DOMESTIC GOODS, Our Stock comprises an endless variety from allthe celebrated Manufactories* in the East. Those in want of anything in this line'can not do better than purchase at our House, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, — diag Splendid variety. HOUSEKEEPING GOODs, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, And éverything else imaginable. LADIES’ UNDERWE AR, _Sacque Flannels, And hosts of other Goods too numerous to mention. ta We would call the particular attention of ‘the people in the adjoining towns to our MAMMOTH STOCK. We-dnjoy the reputation of selling everything in our line Cheaper than any other Establishment in the County and shall "continue to maintain it ‘at all hazards! If you want Goods at extraordi. Mary Low Rates, go to ROSENBERG BROS. , COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, Dec. Sth. GAY STOCK OF GOODS! nm A S. & M. BLUM, Have the Finest Steck of Goods in their line to be foundthis side of the Bay ! PRICES LOWER THAN ANY Baal THE COUNTY ! ‘We would invite lar attention of Boning our LARGE AND BBAUTIFUL STOCK. It surpassever brought to this city. Amotg the New. Govds'wilt be: fotna eas OF TOYS . . P Of rae Variety inagineble ——STOCK OF CANDIES! Is the Largest, Cheapest and the Best in Nevada City ! ‘Werk Béxés, Rocking Hortes, Fancy Crockery, Carriangés, A New and Beautiful Style of Children’s Fancy Parlor Sets. "(A splendid Variety, Blocks, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, STATIONERY, ell kinds, CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &. tals mailed th oach icd as complete = any in the County. Before buying ‘your Toys and otherfarticlés, don't fail to visit our GRAND TOY AND iktitx sic. WE GELL CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY. J. & M. BLUM. Revads, Dec. pth. APPLES FOR SALE. lowe eas . BINNER BAIS, COLUMN. : HEAVY FALL OF RAIN NOT SO HEAVY THOUGH AS THE

FALL IN PRICES —AT— BANNER EROS. = 3 Corner Pine & Broad Streets, he aa a NE Lt And a Pair of Soeks thrown in tothe Bargain. Seite. fn Everything in the Store Cornet of Pinte & Commercial Streets. —AT— COST PRICH FOR CASH! \ yt amg RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS w. pars oa & CO. Successors to ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., a7” THE ENTIRE STOCK “a gat GENTLEMEN'S AND BOY’S CLOTHING ! FURNISHING GOODS, &e. de. --Miners’ Rubber Goods;-BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, BLANKETS. Business and Dress Suits . ; Driving and Riding Gloves. &e. de. AT COST FOR CASH. —— ) Notice is hereby gi ven that ON AND AFTER THES DATE, in pursuanceof the above order, every article in the Store, on the Cor. Pirie & Commercial Sts. Has been Marked Down To San raickeno Cost Price The Stock must be disposed of immediately afi@ piirchasers of asitything in our i Ate invited to csi and se6: thé NEW PRICES and GOODS ! And 6 assuréd that thié is NO , euam SALE. at this Establishment ! CALL BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. TO DEBTORS. All persons indebted to the late firm of ROSERSTOCE, PRICE & CO. are hereby notified to call and settle their accounts before the ¥ RST DAY OF JANUARY, 1872 All dccouints remaining uhscttled at that time will positively be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection. ff. 8. W. ROSENSTOCK & CO, +h! . Shocessots to Rosenstoalk, Price & Co., i i MILLER, Agents Nevada, Dec. 18th. 19h. <« * Gi at i ‘No mere Goods will be received Fire Insurance Companies. —— IED IN. TBE, FIRE AND FOUND FAITHFUL. PHENIX AND HOME OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, CASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, $6,479,861.12. : These Sterling Conzpanies, ote paying évery, loss by the Chicago Conflagration, Will have réiiaining available Cash Assets, exceeding “Five Million Dollars ! We call thé special attention of the public tothe fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVEL hence their Assets are pledged SOLELY to their patrons as security against LOSS BY FIRE; and are not weakened and d‘minished by Marine, Inland and Life labilities, as is the case with Companies combining the several branches. Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance at fair rates, are invited to apply at the Offices of the above Coinpanies. DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST R. H. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated January, 1868. CAPITAL $300,000. OFFICERS : So MOORE sc ccccsas sen Preswexr, H. H. REYNOLDS........ Casrtren f. F. BPENCE...:...0.-SECRETARY. ONEY RECEIVED IN SUMS M of not less than One Dollar. FF" DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND OR. ON TIME AT THE OPTION OF THE DEPOSITOR, &@-There are three ratesof interest allowed depositors, and three classes of deposits recefved, namely: “DEMANDS,” “HALF YEARLY,” and “YEARLY.” San Jose, Dec, 1st, 1871. YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. FIRST PARTY OF THE SEASON! AT TEMPERANCE HALL. On Thursday Evening, Jan 18th. Reception Committee, J. E. BROWN, A. R. WADSWORTH, GEO. W. HENTZE, WM. H. MURCHIE. Floor Managers. A. W. Ragato A. R. LORD, WM, F. EVENS, D. E. BELL, J. M. BUFFINGTON, W. W. CROSS. Tickets $2.50. To be had of J. B. Brown, at the office of the South Yuba Canal Co., W.F, Evens, Wells, Fargo & Co’s., or of A. Lester, at Lester & Mulloy’s. Invitations must be shown at the door. Carriages will be furnished if necessary. Dancing from 8 till 12 o'clock. dl7 By order of the Club. SPECIAL INFORMATION AFFLICTED! IN THE OVERLAND ALMANAC. For 1872. Copies sent Free upon esigthieienl: HE necessity of a general knowledge whereall forms of Debility and Chronic ubles, in either sex, can be cured prompt. ly and effectually, was never more oe hey) than now and the faculty of the Dr, J. C. Young Medical Institute take this method of bringing that knowledge to the minds of the public. Address DR. J. C. YOUNG, Box'735, Medical lhstitute,. Ho, 618 Sacramento Street, “ais béh Feemnitavo/Cal, fb 4a} HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! ! GEORGE W. WELOH’S ‘PIONEER BOOK & MUSIC STORE, NO. 49 Broad Street, IS THE PLACE TO BUY FINE HOLIDAY GOODS! A Magnificent Stock of _. .NEW GOODS Have Just been Received ! ’ Which consists in par of the following : Fine Editions of the Posts, Nlustrated Family Bibles, Juvenil Libraries, ALBUMS. CARD CASES, Toy Books, Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Port Morrated, Cigar Cases, Gold Pens FINE CUTLERY, " INITIAL PAPRR, FINE STATIONERY ! PICTURE FRAMES, Diaries for 1872. BEAUTIFUL CHROMO, Of direct Importation, for sale at Publisher’s Prices % GEO. W. WELCH. Nevada » Dec, llth. STARTLING NEWS! — Tell it to Friends, Ni eighbors and everybody U GC A. GOLDSMITH, . ee oN BAND yith the Finest, Hite $ and Best Stock DRY, _ FANCY AND ‘STAPLE ~~ GOODS, {0 BE FOUND IN THIS STATE. AND WILL SELL THEM Cheaper than they can be bought anywhere else. Your attention is invited to s partial» list of Goods which are most suitabte for HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! SUCH AS SILK DRESS PATTERNS, ef ail descriptions. BROCHE SHAWLS. OTTOMAN STRIPED SHAWLS. RUSSIAN SABLE FURS. LATEST STYLE CLOAHKS AND HATS. ROBE DH CHAMBRES. The finest assortment of DRESS GOODS. CHILDREN’S FUR SETS. A full variety of all kinds of Articles for the Holidays. This is the ouly place in Nevada County to.get suitable Hand+". gente Presents for the "’ . Holidays.