December 23, 1869 (4 pages)

tD . A. E6 eT ‘IL ND Ls, 8, ils, CE. . by Bon18 at 3-3m. KS, b, LES, NDS ndiam Marental : vhere [ome their e, vol in exsticity rapid ar the nine & rlor or pace. yaw! jrganother First i. ad _ Amendment. .pchool, The Daily NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, . Our ASSEMBLYMEN.—Sam. T. Oates made a speech in: the Assembly on Monday in favor of opening the Public Lands to settlement by the laboring classes of the State. Sam. has earned his reputation as a working man at the} forge and. bellows, and has a right, therefore, to speak for this class. His speech, which is reported in full in the Reporter, is well worth the reading. T. A. Slicer has made his first strike for Dewoeracy in the congratulation of ‘Tennessee for rejecting the Fifteenth The resolutions. were passed,-notwithstanding some member “didn’t see what this Legislature had to. do with Tennessee.” Mr. King a few days since “chipped in” on appointments, stating in effect that he noticed generally when attaches were increased some pet was to be provided for, aad he complained that Nevada, though it hud the third delegation on the floor, hadn’t got a sniff at anything. Mr, Hawley has not yet been heard from excépt in the “ayes” and “noes” owhen called. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—Spencer & Pattison ‘have an elegant stock of Gift Books, Chromos, Steel Engravings, Fancy Goods and any quantity of Toys. Nick Slocovich has a fine lot of Toys, Fruits, Nuts, Candies, &. A. Briggs has a good stock of Toys, Fruits, &c. ° Mrs. H.C. Mills has a large stock of Fancy, Useful and Ornamental Goods. A. Goldsmith has a most beautiful assortment of Shawls,Dress Goods,Cloaks,and Fancy articles, J.& S. Rosenthal have a nice stock of Fancy and Dry Goods, . N. W. Knowlton has everything in the gold and silver ware line. Sees Banner Bros. and Rosenstock, Price & Co. have all the latest style suits for gentlemen, with the expéctation that that they will want to dress well during the holidays. Julius Greenwald has the best Cigars to be found in the State. ‘A Sap CasE.—A few days since, a mother called upon an officer to know ifshe could not have her son, aged . fifteen or sixteen, sent to the Reform She is a widow and states that her boy, until recently, has been a good and dutiful son, but that hewas led off by vicious companions, and now at an age when he might be of help to her, he has left his home and refuses to return. If the Industrial School at San Francisco receives State aid, our Representatives should make it a condition that it be opened’ for such cases as this. We understand that an effort will be made to require the boy to; re‘turn to his mother and punish those who are guilty of harboring him. Nor too Fast.—The Grass Valley Union suggests an early call fora railToad meeting. The time has not yet arrived for such a meeting. The in. dueements must he first ascertained, as well as the extent to which aid will be extended by those whose lines are to be benefitted. These matters require time. In addition to this, the subject ‘ ought first to be talked among the peo ple. Hold on until’we get up steam, and then a public meeting may be called. Tae Fire PLues.—For two days past Chief Engineer Canfield has been . *ngaged in opening the vents of the fire plugs and protecting them by pack_ ig against the cold, in order to pre“" Yent them from treezing. Yesterday morning all the plugs in which. the Vents. were closed were found to be Ulocked up by ice. Thig precaution renders them ready for use in case of fire, Variety, Stor’e.—Baltz & Gunther -have fitted up in neat style and opened 4 Valiety store in the building, adjoining the St. Louis Saloon, on Commer. cial street. Last’ Day.— This is the last day for the ‘payment of City Taxes, without additional costs. Call at the Marshal’s Office and settle.* & Grauseript, NEw ann Exxcanr Goops—Mns. H. C. Mitts, at the Dollar Store, has Just received a large ‘and’ magnificent stock ‘of goods, which she is now selling -for almost nothing.: She has ‘as large a stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes as can be found-in the city, and will sell them cheaper than they have ever been bought before. The HoHday Goods—everything in the Toy line,must be sold to close out the stock at halt the usual prices. Crockery ware, and everything in that line, Wine Sets, &., Albums, the finest, cheapest and the best. Large stock of Dolls, PerfumPlated Knives, Forks, Spoons, Nut Crackers, Bells, Mugs, Butter Kniyes, &e. Worsted, of all: colors, Table Cloths, Hosiery, the best Kid Gloves for $125, Children’s’ Silk Gloves, 25 in the Toy, Shoe, Fancy Goods, Crockery or H»t line, call at MRS. H. C. MILLS’ Dollar Store, on Broad street. Nevada City, d21-1w « THE ONLY PLace.—The only place in the city where the genuine Brocha Shawls, genuine Sable Furs, Black and Colored Silks,Dress Patterns is at Goldsmiths’, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Those who want to make beautiful, useful and durable presents to ladies should not fail to call. He has also a fine assortment of fancy and useful articles. for the family. Go and see them. At Srockron.—Otto Letju, formerly of this county, has gone into co-partner“Ship with Wh. Keirski, and opened a first class coffee house, at Stockton. ROBBERY.—The cabin of John Bryan, situated this side of the Eureka mine, was entered Saturday night, by some thief, who pried open the back door. Two pair of boots, bed clothes, hat, shoes, tobacco, pipes, etc., were taken away. The thief would probably have taken a large cook stove, but was unable to, get away with it. This is the second time “Uncle John” has been called upon. by these light-fingered gentry, and he says he is satisfied to be }let alone in the future. The loss is probably about $75. So says the Wational. : ApsourNED. — The Assembly adjourned yesterday to meet on the 3d day of January, 1870: The Vital Statistics of California Show that periodical. fevers and acute and chronic disorders of the stomach and bowels, are among the most prominent and fatal diseases in this State. Disobedience to the laws of health, as regards diet; the use of pernicious stimulants ; and the wear and tear ef business excitement, and of ‘‘fast life’ generthese maladies in our. cities; while in the interior, and especially ine :be gold yleiang dis tricts, they are chiefly due to malaria, unwholesome water, ang the exposure and privation incident to life in new settlements and mining camps. Now, IT 18 A FACT that it isas possible to protect the human system againgt these maladies, as to guard life and property against the incursions of assassins andthe thieves. Strengthen the vital organization wiih HOSTETTER’S ane BIT: TERS, and it becomes as capable of rgsisting the active -principle of epidemic or endemic disease, as a fire proof safe is of resisting the action ofcombustiun. This is.the experience ofthousands.<whe have remained unscathed by malarious disorders in the'sickliest seazons, while their neighbors, who neglected to tone and regulate their systems with this unequalled -medicinial stimulant, have fallen thick and fast around them, Weakness invites disease. Vigor repels it. Help nature to fight the good fight with infection, whether it be in the air, the water, or the s il, with this matchless preparation—a compound of the rarest vegetable extracts with the pures of all diffusive stimulants. Tae Eventnc Tripune. — The Daily Bvening Tribune has appeared in San Francisco. Jack Stratman is editthat’ vigorous order denominated “red hot.” It looks well, reads well aad from all appearances will. make it warm forsome of its cohtemporaries at SS ee : In London it has been discovered that they manufacture “genuine Dutch butter” out of suet. , CuIcago proposes to keep a large building heated through th@ night to shelter the homeless poor. *\ JEFFERRON Davis is writing hisau tobiograpby. 4 2 ery, Gift Books, Glove Boxes, Silver: cents, Driving. Gloves, 75 cents, and a million other articles too numerous to . mention. Before you buy anything in . ally, have much to 2o with the prevalence of ’. receipt of cash or C.O0.D, He refers by peroran proprietor, and the paper is of . ’ , chine, 137 Kearney Street lice. Give mweacall, w.B. LAKE, Agent for the TRANSCRIPT in San Francisco, notifies our readers that he will fill orders for Goods of every description at the very lowest cash rates, he having superior facilities for purchasing. and an extensive acquaintance with’all the leading houses of the city. All articles sent promptly upon the mission to 2 BROWN & DFAL, publishers ; Transcript, Nevada City. =e HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO, a!ery and Fancy Goods Dealers, 325 Pin se DR.'B. F. JOSSELYN. 608 Sacramento St. CUMMINGS BROS, American W 607 Montg mery Street. ee BLAKE, .KOBBiNS & CO. Importers of Printing Paper, 516 Sacramento St. ¥ a rayne Druggist, 330 Mon tgom yY Street. 4 JAMES R. GATES, Importers Drugs and Saets Corner Commercial and: Sansome 8. Y . KOHLER, CHASE & CO. dealers in Toys and Musical Instruments, Sansome Street. R: H: YATES, Agent Singer Sewing Machine, 139 Montgomery Street. H. A DEMING, Agent Howe Sewing Ma.J. A, SHABER, wholesaie and retail dealer in Furniture and Bedding, 747 Market Street. And pamerons others. 16 S eomeme — N. W. KNOWLTON, Succeseor to W. C. Randolph. Offers for Sale3e the Lowest Price Watches, ; Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, Gold Pen Clocks, &c. . ' Also, a large assortment of Gold and Silver Art cles suitable for Christmas & New Years Presents. WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired and warranted, g Nevada, December 3d, 1969. SOMETHING NEW! ' THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No, 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] per ; W. 8S McROBERTS & CO. Ke constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest ‘cash rates, ‘The attention of Familiesand Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial relerence to the wants of this community. TEAS—the best in the market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulated, Pul verized and Crushed SUGARS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED phege and GRAIN, POTATUES, ONIONS, c. &¢, (2 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possibile price for cash, W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAII. NICK, SLOCOVICH, . Seo PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, Hae just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, conristing of TOYS, the Cheapest, most subsiantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls avd Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERKY UMbRY of all kinds, put up in handsome Urnamented Bottles, Tuliet Boxes, New Style of Dolls, Match Boxes: RUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every k ind. is FANCY.GOODS of every. variety sold to. county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, §27 Call and see the New Goods, > Fresh Oranges, Limes and Cece<lian Lemons, NICH. SLOCCYICH. Nevada. Oct. 30th. pert BUY YOUR FURNITURE AND BEDDING In the Interior. (2 Send your orders to J. A. SHABER, . NO. 707 Market St. SAN FRANCISCO —ANDSave 50 Per Cent. om your purchase. €27Goods Carefully Packed, Safely Shipped nd SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 825.3m)) A. ROSE.THAL, MERCHANS TAILOR, AVING REMOVED '10 PINE STREET, } near the CURNEL-OF BRUAD, will keep constantly on Handa find stoca of Material and make Clothing to order ; Clothing cleaned und repajged -at ehort. pe A. C. NIL ES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —OPFFICE ~ BANNER BROS. COLUMN. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & 00'S COLUMN “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMMFIE . 5 FOR THE FALL OF 1869! INFORMATION. : FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum !” “VATS DE MATTER! I” Everybody Provided For! GREAT AND SMALL, os! OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR, Competition Agains Us a COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious “BANNER? Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the Peo‘ple’s Mind, for the fact is “éstablished that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS, IN THE CLOTHING LINE ' IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is ““LOW PRICES!” Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSKLL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENS' IVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at™Q GREATLY REDOCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— LATEST AND BEST AND IN FACT Everything inthe Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LARGEST to be tound in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enabies us to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY sire, area STYLES, We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents? Furnishing Goods,' California and Eastern, Kine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! ‘whe Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO CQVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. ‘RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the , Market, ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal iu Ciothing both in this City and County, we would say call on us before xOipg to pap Francisco to make purchases, We cap sell you yuuds in this city at Lower Hates Uhau youcar buy thei at the Bay. Our palrohage lu the past shows that the people appreciate our goods aud our prices aud we ‘. aspure them that we 4i:e thauklul for their coufiden.ce, aud will return it in fupure by sel ling our woods £0 low as to equeica out of exb infeuce all Opposition Humbuys. : Don’t forget the place where you [pee pour money’s worth at the wcionecr Clothing Kmpor.um, ‘BANNER BRGS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, ' At the Court House. Cor. Broad and rime bis eu é = 6 MAN’S GREATEST DUTY! Look Out For No. 1 "a YOU CANT GET OVER THAT FACT, _ Ow THAT CLOTHING, ARE SOLD CHEAPER —AT— COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, . (Haas,& Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! Ihave only to call, take no« tice, compare items, examine stock, —aKD— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES ee LEAVE xouR) MONEY whic YOU GET THEMOST AND BEST. ~< 7 THE LEAST MONEY! 8 eee "Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RBCEIVING CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, consisting iz part of SPLEN DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, . BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And.in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MENS AND BOYS? CALIFORBOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. ! —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. (ar Mien’s & Boys’? HATS & CAPS, jm te Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. ~ aN £<No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and. wa are SURE of your cugtom afterwards. “4 (2 Do not forget. the place Corner of Pine and Commerdial Sts. Nevada" 925 BOOTS & SHOES, ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S: As evidence of this fact the people . NIA MADE KIP AND CALF . Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, . ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. : SABRE ne AD REE NRE ZU

tD . A. E6 eT ‘IL ND Ls, 8, ils, CE. . by Bon18 at 3-3m. KS, b, LES, NDS ndiam Marental : vhere [ome their e, vol in exsticity rapid ar the nine & rlor or pace. yaw! jrganother First i. ad _ Amendment. .pchool, The Daily NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, . Our ASSEMBLYMEN.—Sam. T. Oates made a speech in: the Assembly on Monday in favor of opening the Public Lands to settlement by the laboring classes of the State. Sam. has earned his reputation as a working man at the} forge and. bellows, and has a right, therefore, to speak for this class. His speech, which is reported in full in the Reporter, is well worth the reading. T. A. Slicer has made his first strike for Dewoeracy in the congratulation of ‘Tennessee for rejecting the Fifteenth The resolutions. were passed,-notwithstanding some member “didn’t see what this Legislature had to. do with Tennessee.” Mr. King a few days since “chipped in” on appointments, stating in effect that he noticed generally when attaches were increased some pet was to be provided for, aad he complained that Nevada, though it hud the third delegation on the floor, hadn’t got a sniff at anything. Mr, Hawley has not yet been heard from excépt in the “ayes” and “noes” owhen called. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—Spencer & Pattison ‘have an elegant stock of Gift Books, Chromos, Steel Engravings, Fancy Goods and any quantity of Toys. Nick Slocovich has a fine lot of Toys, Fruits, Nuts, Candies, &. A. Briggs has a good stock of Toys, Fruits, &c. ° Mrs. H.C. Mills has a large stock of Fancy, Useful and Ornamental Goods. A. Goldsmith has a most beautiful assortment of Shawls,Dress Goods,Cloaks,and Fancy articles, J.& S. Rosenthal have a nice stock of Fancy and Dry Goods, . N. W. Knowlton has everything in the gold and silver ware line. Sees Banner Bros. and Rosenstock, Price & Co. have all the latest style suits for gentlemen, with the expéctation that that they will want to dress well during the holidays. Julius Greenwald has the best Cigars to be found in the State. ‘A Sap CasE.—A few days since, a mother called upon an officer to know ifshe could not have her son, aged . fifteen or sixteen, sent to the Reform She is a widow and states that her boy, until recently, has been a good and dutiful son, but that hewas led off by vicious companions, and now at an age when he might be of help to her, he has left his home and refuses to return. If the Industrial School at San Francisco receives State aid, our Representatives should make it a condition that it be opened’ for such cases as this. We understand that an effort will be made to require the boy to; re‘turn to his mother and punish those who are guilty of harboring him. Nor too Fast.—The Grass Valley Union suggests an early call fora railToad meeting. The time has not yet arrived for such a meeting. The in. dueements must he first ascertained, as well as the extent to which aid will be extended by those whose lines are to be benefitted. These matters require time. In addition to this, the subject ‘ ought first to be talked among the peo ple. Hold on until’we get up steam, and then a public meeting may be called. Tae Fire PLues.—For two days past Chief Engineer Canfield has been . *ngaged in opening the vents of the fire plugs and protecting them by pack_ ig against the cold, in order to pre“" Yent them from treezing. Yesterday morning all the plugs in which. the Vents. were closed were found to be Ulocked up by ice. Thig precaution renders them ready for use in case of fire, Variety, Stor’e.—Baltz & Gunther -have fitted up in neat style and opened 4 Valiety store in the building, adjoining the St. Louis Saloon, on Commer. cial street. Last’ Day.— This is the last day for the ‘payment of City Taxes, without additional costs. Call at the Marshal’s Office and settle.* & Grauseript, NEw ann Exxcanr Goops—Mns. H. C. Mitts, at the Dollar Store, has Just received a large ‘and’ magnificent stock ‘of goods, which she is now selling -for almost nothing.: She has ‘as large a stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes as can be found-in the city, and will sell them cheaper than they have ever been bought before. The HoHday Goods—everything in the Toy line,must be sold to close out the stock at halt the usual prices. Crockery ware, and everything in that line, Wine Sets, &., Albums, the finest, cheapest and the best. Large stock of Dolls, PerfumPlated Knives, Forks, Spoons, Nut Crackers, Bells, Mugs, Butter Kniyes, &e. Worsted, of all: colors, Table Cloths, Hosiery, the best Kid Gloves for $125, Children’s’ Silk Gloves, 25 in the Toy, Shoe, Fancy Goods, Crockery or H»t line, call at MRS. H. C. MILLS’ Dollar Store, on Broad street. Nevada City, d21-1w « THE ONLY PLace.—The only place in the city where the genuine Brocha Shawls, genuine Sable Furs, Black and Colored Silks,Dress Patterns is at Goldsmiths’, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Those who want to make beautiful, useful and durable presents to ladies should not fail to call. He has also a fine assortment of fancy and useful articles. for the family. Go and see them. At Srockron.—Otto Letju, formerly of this county, has gone into co-partner“Ship with Wh. Keirski, and opened a first class coffee house, at Stockton. ROBBERY.—The cabin of John Bryan, situated this side of the Eureka mine, was entered Saturday night, by some thief, who pried open the back door. Two pair of boots, bed clothes, hat, shoes, tobacco, pipes, etc., were taken away. The thief would probably have taken a large cook stove, but was unable to, get away with it. This is the second time “Uncle John” has been called upon. by these light-fingered gentry, and he says he is satisfied to be }let alone in the future. The loss is probably about $75. So says the Wational. : ApsourNED. — The Assembly adjourned yesterday to meet on the 3d day of January, 1870: The Vital Statistics of California Show that periodical. fevers and acute and chronic disorders of the stomach and bowels, are among the most prominent and fatal diseases in this State. Disobedience to the laws of health, as regards diet; the use of pernicious stimulants ; and the wear and tear ef business excitement, and of ‘‘fast life’ generthese maladies in our. cities; while in the interior, and especially ine :be gold yleiang dis tricts, they are chiefly due to malaria, unwholesome water, ang the exposure and privation incident to life in new settlements and mining camps. Now, IT 18 A FACT that it isas possible to protect the human system againgt these maladies, as to guard life and property against the incursions of assassins andthe thieves. Strengthen the vital organization wiih HOSTETTER’S ane BIT: TERS, and it becomes as capable of rgsisting the active -principle of epidemic or endemic disease, as a fire proof safe is of resisting the action ofcombustiun. This is.the experience ofthousands.<whe have remained unscathed by malarious disorders in the'sickliest seazons, while their neighbors, who neglected to tone and regulate their systems with this unequalled -medicinial stimulant, have fallen thick and fast around them, Weakness invites disease. Vigor repels it. Help nature to fight the good fight with infection, whether it be in the air, the water, or the s il, with this matchless preparation—a compound of the rarest vegetable extracts with the pures of all diffusive stimulants. Tae Eventnc Tripune. — The Daily Bvening Tribune has appeared in San Francisco. Jack Stratman is editthat’ vigorous order denominated “red hot.” It looks well, reads well aad from all appearances will. make it warm forsome of its cohtemporaries at SS ee : In London it has been discovered that they manufacture “genuine Dutch butter” out of suet. , CuIcago proposes to keep a large building heated through th@ night to shelter the homeless poor. *\ JEFFERRON Davis is writing hisau tobiograpby. 4 2 ery, Gift Books, Glove Boxes, Silver: cents, Driving. Gloves, 75 cents, and a million other articles too numerous to . mention. Before you buy anything in . ally, have much to 2o with the prevalence of ’. receipt of cash or C.O0.D, He refers by peroran proprietor, and the paper is of . ’ , chine, 137 Kearney Street lice. Give mweacall, w.B. LAKE, Agent for the TRANSCRIPT in San Francisco, notifies our readers that he will fill orders for Goods of every description at the very lowest cash rates, he having superior facilities for purchasing. and an extensive acquaintance with’all the leading houses of the city. All articles sent promptly upon the mission to 2 BROWN & DFAL, publishers ; Transcript, Nevada City. =e HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO, a!ery and Fancy Goods Dealers, 325 Pin se DR.'B. F. JOSSELYN. 608 Sacramento St. CUMMINGS BROS, American W 607 Montg mery Street. ee BLAKE, .KOBBiNS & CO. Importers of Printing Paper, 516 Sacramento St.. ¥

a rayne Druggist, 330 Mon tgom yY Street. 4 JAMES R. GATES, Importers Drugs and Saets Corner Commercial and: Sansome 8. Y . KOHLER, CHASE & CO. dealers in Toys and Musical Instruments, Sansome Street. R: H: YATES, Agent Singer Sewing Machine, 139 Montgomery Street. H. A DEMING, Agent Howe Sewing Ma.J. A, SHABER, wholesaie and retail dealer in Furniture and Bedding, 747 Market Street. And pamerons others. 16 S eomeme — N. W. KNOWLTON, Succeseor to W. C. Randolph. Offers for Sale3e the Lowest Price Watches, ; Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, Gold Pen Clocks, &c. . ' Also, a large assortment of Gold and Silver Art cles suitable for Christmas & New Years Presents. WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired and warranted, g Nevada, December 3d, 1969. SOMETHING NEW! ' THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No, 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] per ; W. 8S McROBERTS & CO. Ke constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest ‘cash rates, ‘The attention of Familiesand Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial relerence to the wants of this community. TEAS—the best in the market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulated, Pul verized and Crushed SUGARS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED phege and GRAIN, POTATUES, ONIONS, c. &¢, (2 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possibile price for cash, W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAII. NICK, SLOCOVICH, . Seo PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, Hae just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, conristing of TOYS, the Cheapest, most subsiantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls avd Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERKY UMbRY of all kinds, put up in handsome Urnamented Bottles, Tuliet Boxes, New Style of Dolls, Match Boxes: RUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every k ind. is FANCY.GOODS of every. variety sold to. county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, §27 Call and see the New Goods, > Fresh Oranges, Limes and Cece<lian Lemons, NICH. SLOCCYICH. Nevada. Oct. 30th. pert BUY YOUR FURNITURE AND BEDDING In the Interior. (2 Send your orders to J. A. SHABER, . NO. 707 Market St. SAN FRANCISCO —ANDSave 50 Per Cent. om your purchase. €27Goods Carefully Packed, Safely Shipped nd SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 825.3m)) A. ROSE.THAL, MERCHANS TAILOR, AVING REMOVED '10 PINE STREET, } near the CURNEL-OF BRUAD, will keep constantly on Handa find stoca of Material and make Clothing to order ; Clothing cleaned und repajged -at ehort. pe A. C. NIL ES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —OPFFICE ~ BANNER BROS. COLUMN. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & 00'S COLUMN “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMMFIE . 5 FOR THE FALL OF 1869! INFORMATION. : FOR THE MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum !” “VATS DE MATTER! I” Everybody Provided For! GREAT AND SMALL, os! OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR, Competition Agains Us a COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious “BANNER? Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the Peo‘ple’s Mind, for the fact is “éstablished that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS, IN THE CLOTHING LINE ' IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is ““LOW PRICES!” Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSKLL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENS' IVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at™Q GREATLY REDOCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— LATEST AND BEST AND IN FACT Everything inthe Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LARGEST to be tound in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enabies us to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY sire, area STYLES, We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents? Furnishing Goods,' California and Eastern, Kine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. HATS! HATS! HATS! ‘whe Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO CQVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. ‘RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the , Market, ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal iu Ciothing both in this City and County, we would say call on us before xOipg to pap Francisco to make purchases, We cap sell you yuuds in this city at Lower Hates Uhau youcar buy thei at the Bay. Our palrohage lu the past shows that the people appreciate our goods aud our prices aud we ‘. aspure them that we 4i:e thauklul for their coufiden.ce, aud will return it in fupure by sel ling our woods £0 low as to equeica out of exb infeuce all Opposition Humbuys. : Don’t forget the place where you [pee pour money’s worth at the wcionecr Clothing Kmpor.um, ‘BANNER BRGS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, ' At the Court House. Cor. Broad and rime bis eu é = 6 MAN’S GREATEST DUTY! Look Out For No. 1 "a YOU CANT GET OVER THAT FACT, _ Ow THAT CLOTHING, ARE SOLD CHEAPER —AT— COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, . (Haas,& Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! Ihave only to call, take no« tice, compare items, examine stock, —aKD— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES ee LEAVE xouR) MONEY whic YOU GET THEMOST AND BEST. ~< 7 THE LEAST MONEY! 8 eee "Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RBCEIVING CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, consisting iz part of SPLEN DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, . BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And.in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MENS AND BOYS? CALIFORBOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. ! —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. (ar Mien’s & Boys’? HATS & CAPS, jm te Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. ~ aN £<No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and. wa are SURE of your cugtom afterwards. “4 (2 Do not forget. the place Corner of Pine and Commerdial Sts. Nevada" 925 BOOTS & SHOES, ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S: As evidence of this fact the people . NIA MADE KIP AND CALF . Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, . ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. : SABRE ne AD REE NRE ZU