December 29, 1869 (4 pages)

iL te D ASs. be 4) heir volcity ipid 7 & ror ce, iced her ret AW. , the st. cit ity ine, 131 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Forest SPRInGs—Earraquaxkss, _Mrxgs AND DANOES.—A correspondent, us writing from Forest Springs, gives the following items: SO NUGEY ‘The earthquake shock on Sunday evening was quite severe. The vibra" tions continued about ten seconds, from southeast to northwest. It jarred the house and hedved it up and down, just ‘as if it were lifted from beneath. The old Norumbagua mine is being opened by Wm. Sutton & Co., under a five years’ lease. The mine is still good as it was before being purchased by Cronise & Co. for $100,000, but on account of mismanagement in Cronise’s . si hands, it failed to pay, and was closed down nearly two years ago, and has remained idle until Sutton & Co. leased it lately. There is a tunnel of 1,100 feet in length, which was run at an average éxpense of $35 per foot by the old company, fromi which the present company propose taking the rock, instead of hoisting it up the old incline. The tunnel. will be extended eighty-five feet, tapping the ledge at water level. . : There is no doubt the mine will pay under the present management, Mr. , ~ Sutton having worked in it for eleven years, and knowing just where the pay rock lies and just what expense the mine will bear. The old quartz mill . will be put in running order soon, and used by the present company. ; Perrin’s mine near by it has been _ paying large profits, and there.is every indication ef itscontinuing. Two other ledges which have always paid,but have not been worked regularly for want of capital, are going’to work in the Spring, so the prospects are good for Forest Springs being @ lively camp again. _ Christmas passed off pleasantly, the people erecting a Christmas tree and engaging in the merry dance on Friday evening. The tree was very fine, being richly laden with gifts, and would commore pretentions. THE EaRTHQUAKE S#Hocn.—The shocks of Sunday night appear to have been felt at every point in the county, and though there is: some variation in opinion as to the direction, the prepon. derance of testimony seems to be that the vibrations were from West to East, or possibly southwest to northeast. A __Sorrespondent, writing from Birchville, . Bridgeport township, says the shock on Sunday night occurred at 12 minutes to6 by San Francisco time, and that the duration was about five seconds, In this city two slight shocks were felt on Monday evening, between § and ten minutes past 8 o’clock, and .some persons felt one at half past 12 o’clock yesterday morning. “They were of the same motion as those preceding. CHANGE oF TimgE.—The new time table of ‘the Central and Western Pacific Railroads will go into effect the first day of January 1870: The up bound express will leave San Francisco at 8 a. M.; Sacramento, at 2 P.M.; and arrive at Colfax by 5:50 Pp. Mm. The down express will leave Colfax at 9:20 A.M.; Sacramento, at 1:10 P.M.; and arrive at San Francisco by 7:30 P. M. The mail and emigrant train will leave San Francisco at 4 p.M.; Sacramento, at 4:30 the next morning, and arrive atColfax by 11:45 4.M. . . _ SatcHEL Founp.—A satchel, which was found on the ridge road, between this place and Grass Valley has been left at this office for the owner, It contains an account. book, some letters and papers, and among the former is one directed to Mrs. Ann Tracy, Sierra Valley, from Sisson, Egbert & Co., Truckee. There are also sundry toilet articles: for which we have no use. The owner ' Can get the article by sending to this _ Office, _ Waren PLEenty.—We learn vhat the recent storms have given abundance of water in all the mining ditches below this city. Should such weather as Wehad yesterday continue for a short ume, the ice would melt and the miners _ Would be able to.go to work in every part of the county, THe Lrrerany Socrery Box ie tidans . est of the publi¢in the He on made more fun than _of the season. The decision was ty owe a the affirmative, The follo is programme for next Ta 1st, Inst: asic; a: : of iinates ; 30; Bcction ‘of Of miscellaneous bys ; ratius, E. M ; 7th tette ; 8th, Dies of Resolved, thatthe Bible sho: are getting for work. Rix & Barker have continued. work through the entire season, : rt & Thomas stafted ‘ap on Monday.» There re, uartz in the iid thata oc erable amount of will be in that locality his aon. TakeN Awax—A hat, broad brimmed and Black stringed, was violently . snatched from the head uf a lady by old Boreas, afew days since. This, to say . the least, was a very ungallant act on the part of the “old . blower” especially since he refused to drop the hat within reach of the owner. _ A Lrwx.—A veritable lynx was killed by Nat Bailey and Alex Gault, on the tr It measured about 2} feet “froin tip to tip, and probably weighed 18 or pounds. They also captured a fox and three hares. io Snow.—The snow at Eareka is from eighteen inches to two feet deep and on the Washington ridge it, is from a foot to sixteen inches. ed TakE Novick Evreryrnopy.—Nick Slocovich informs the. people of this city that on and after today (Deo.24) he will ‘sell any article that can b bought at the Dollar Store for $1 (if he has the same) for 75 cents. In other words he will sell goods 25 cents on a. dollar less than any one else d24-tf he Great Medical Mistake, Of former days was an utter neglect of sanitary precautions. No efficient means wére adopted for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage was unknown in cities; drainage was rarely attempted in the country. Heaps of offal were lett to rot in the public streets, and domestic cleanliness, the great antidote to febrile diseases, was sadly neglected. It is not so. now. Wise laws, philanthropic institutions, and a vigilant sanitaty police, have, to a great extent, remedied the evil. Noris this all, PREVENTIVE MEDICATION has helped materially to lessen the rates of mortality. It is not too much to say that TENs OF THOESANDS escape sickness in unhealthy seasons in consequence of having INvIeoRATED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADNANCE by a course of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. This pure and powerful vegetable tonic and alterative comprises the extracts and essences of a variety of roots and herbs, renowned for their strengthening, soothing, vitalizing and purifying properties. These medicinia] agents are incorporated with a spirit absolutely free from the acrid poison which defiles, more or less, all the liquors of commerce, and their effect is diffused through the whole frame by this active, yet harmless stimulant, The result is such a condition of the system as renders it ALL BUT L1PERVIOUS to the exterior causes of disease, such as damp, fog, sudden alternations of tempeature, &c.—Strength, andthe perfect regularity of all the functions of the body, are the best safeguards against atmospheric poison and the effects: of unwholesome water, and HOSTETTER’S BIT. TERS are the best strenghening and regulating medicine at present known. For dyspepsia and biliousness they are & SPECIFIC ABSOLUTE. ~— —> CH. FEKRAND, a PHOTOGRAPHIC —aND— ’ DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ee E kind of Phetographs anu Ambro ypes taken in the best st Te of the Art. ON PINE STREET, . reference to the wants of this community. , a re ¥ aod AS OPENED A GROCERY AND .PROVISION STORE, at the * _# # ilies i assortment of : _ OAN AND SHELE Goons, . Teas of the finest brands, Exteelient Coffee and a genera t test. Ue th, 2 The People of Nevada will find it to ‘THOS. SHRUTLEFP, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets. Nevada, Oct. 15th, ; N. W. KNOWLTON, . Successor to W.C. Randolph. . Offers for Sale3® the Lowest Prices Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Also, a large assortment of 8 Articles suitable for Pas Stiver Christmas & New Years Presents. WATCHES JEW . A, AND JEWELRY repaired and Nevada, December 84, 1969. SOMETHING NEW! THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, {{Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. & McROBERTS & CO. ay constantly on hand a Néw and Choice Assortment of © he GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, “ Which are offered for sale at the lowest cash rates, The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock: of Goods which has been selected with especial TEAS—the hest in the market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulat: Pal: yerized and Crushed sUGARS, CAN FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED . Sg A and GRAIN, POTATOES, ONIONs, c. &. (2 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possibile price for cash, W.8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 13th. CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. yg NICK. SLOCOVICH, $8: PINE 8TREET, NEVADA CITY, ’ Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County, Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls and Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &c. &c. &. } PERFUMERY of all kinds, pas up in handsome Ornamented Bottles, Tollet Boxes, New Style of Dells, Match Boxes, FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, (4 Call and see the New Goods. eb Ts Fresh Oranges, Limes and CeceHan Lemons, ‘ NICH. SLOCOVICH. Nevada. Oct. 30th. . A. ROSENTHAL, MERCHANT ‘TAILOR, AVING REMOVED TO PINE STREET, near the CORNER OF BRUAD, will keep constantly on handa find stoc« of material and make Clothing to order. Clothing cleaned and repaired at short notice. Give mea call, ds A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law . —OFFICEAt the Court House, R. M. HUNT, M.D, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN . RYBODY READ . . “Bp BANNER BROS. COLUMN. ——— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE’& CO’S COLUMN — “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME FoR THE FALL OF 1869! ay “4 INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! _ “VATS DE MATTER! I!” Everybody Provided For! GREAT. AND SMALL, OLD AND YOUNG, MICH AND POOR, Ay Competition Agains Us COMPLETE FIZZLE1 High Prices. are Slaughtered and the People -with their Glorious ANWER” Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the Peo_ ple’s Mind, for the fact is established 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 unfortumate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSKELL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! = eta tenn Now on hand ‘and constantly , receiving from. the Eastern. as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXPENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of ‘Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATESE. AND, BEST, STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enables as to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment. Of Gents? Furnishing Goods, ' California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH 'TO COVER EVERY MAN, ‘BOY and CHILD in the county. at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— Market, J ATTENTION:—YTo all Merchants who deal in Ciotning both in this City and County, we would say call on us before going to San Franciseo to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Hates than you Can buy them at the Bay. *Our patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we are thankful for their confidence, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to squelch out of existence-ail-Opposition Humbugs, ; Don’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 1,000 pairs of California Blankets . the Best and Cheapest in the} MAN'S GREATEST DUTY! . Look Out For No. 1 YOU CANT GET OVER THAT FACT, NOR THAT CLOTHING, : BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER —AT— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, _-(Hlaas{& Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of. this fact the People, have only te call, take notice, compare items, examine stock, —aND— ; JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE . YOU GET THEMOST AND BEST —tor— THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RECEIVING ; CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLEN DID sUITs rs BEVER, CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. ee MEN'S AND BOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. cee wr) (Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDs, ee 2" Men's & Boys’? HATS & CAPS. Ge Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock; i<No trouble to show our Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods: once, and we are SURE of your custom afterwards. ; t" Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine and Commer2 NEVADA CITY. * Cor. Broad and Fine ot. ‘ o 630 cigl Sts. Nevada: « 825 a

iL te D ASs. be 4) heir volcity ipid 7 & ror ce, iced her ret AW. , the st. cit ity ine, 131 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Forest SPRInGs—Earraquaxkss, _Mrxgs AND DANOES.—A correspondent, us writing from Forest Springs, gives the following items: SO NUGEY ‘The earthquake shock on Sunday evening was quite severe. The vibra" tions continued about ten seconds, from southeast to northwest. It jarred the house and hedved it up and down, just ‘as if it were lifted from beneath. The old Norumbagua mine is being opened by Wm. Sutton & Co., under a five years’ lease. The mine is still good as it was before being purchased by Cronise & Co. for $100,000, but on account of mismanagement in Cronise’s . si hands, it failed to pay, and was closed down nearly two years ago, and has remained idle until Sutton & Co. leased it lately. There is a tunnel of 1,100 feet in length, which was run at an average éxpense of $35 per foot by the old company, fromi which the present company propose taking the rock, instead of hoisting it up the old incline. The tunnel. will be extended eighty-five feet, tapping the ledge at water level. . : There is no doubt the mine will pay under the present management, Mr. , ~ Sutton having worked in it for eleven years, and knowing just where the pay rock lies and just what expense the mine will bear. The old quartz mill . will be put in running order soon, and used by the present company. ; Perrin’s mine near by it has been _ paying large profits, and there.is every indication ef itscontinuing. Two other ledges which have always paid,but have not been worked regularly for want of capital, are going’to work in the Spring, so the prospects are good for Forest Springs being @ lively camp again. _ Christmas passed off pleasantly, the people erecting a Christmas tree and engaging in the merry dance on Friday evening. The tree was very fine, being richly laden with gifts, and would commore pretentions. THE EaRTHQUAKE S#Hocn.—The shocks of Sunday night appear to have been felt at every point in the county, and though there is: some variation in opinion as to the direction, the prepon. derance of testimony seems to be that the vibrations were from West to East, or possibly southwest to northeast. A __Sorrespondent, writing from Birchville, . Bridgeport township, says the shock on Sunday night occurred at 12 minutes to6 by San Francisco time, and that the duration was about five seconds, In this city two slight shocks were felt on Monday evening, between § and ten minutes past 8 o’clock, and .some persons felt one at half past 12 o’clock yesterday morning. “They were of the same motion as those preceding. CHANGE oF TimgE.—The new time table of ‘the Central and Western Pacific Railroads will go into effect the first day of January 1870: The up bound express will leave San Francisco at 8 a. M.; Sacramento, at 2 P.M.; and arrive at Colfax by 5:50 Pp. Mm. The down express will leave Colfax at 9:20 A.M.; Sacramento, at 1:10 P.M.; and arrive at San Francisco by 7:30 P. M. The mail and emigrant train will leave San Francisco at 4 p.M.; Sacramento, at 4:30 the next morning, and arrive atColfax by 11:45 4.M. . . _ SatcHEL Founp.—A satchel, which was found on the ridge road, between this place and Grass Valley has been left at this office for the owner, It contains an account. book, some letters and papers, and among the former is one directed to Mrs. Ann Tracy, Sierra Valley, from Sisson, Egbert & Co., Truckee. There are also sundry toilet articles: for which we have no use. The owner ' Can get the article by sending to this _ Office, _ Waren PLEenty.—We learn vhat the recent storms have given abundance of water in all the mining ditches below this city. Should such weather as Wehad yesterday continue for a short ume, the ice would melt and the miners _ Would be able to.go to work in every part of the county, THe Lrrerany Socrery Box ie tidans . est of the publi¢in the He on made more fun than _of the season. The decision was ty owe a the affirmative, The follo is programme for next Ta 1st, Inst: asic; a: : of iinates ; 30; Bcction ‘of Of miscellaneous bys ; ratius, E. M ; 7th tette ; 8th, Dies of Resolved, thatthe Bible sho: are getting for work. Rix & Barker have continued. work through the entire season, : rt & Thomas stafted ‘ap on Monday.» There re, uartz in the iid thata oc erable amount of will be in that locality his aon. TakeN Awax—A hat, broad brimmed and Black stringed, was violently . snatched from the head uf a lady by old Boreas, afew days since. This, to say . the least, was a very ungallant act on the part of the “old . blower” especially since he refused to drop the hat within reach of the owner. _ A Lrwx.—A veritable lynx was killed by Nat Bailey and Alex Gault, on the tr It measured about 2} feet “froin tip to tip, and probably weighed 18 or pounds. They also captured a fox and three hares. io Snow.—The snow at Eareka is from eighteen inches to two feet deep and on the Washington ridge it, is from a foot to sixteen inches. ed TakE Novick Evreryrnopy.—Nick Slocovich informs the. people of this city that on and after today (Deo.24) he will ‘sell any article that can b bought at the Dollar Store for $1 (if he has the same) for 75 cents. In other words he will sell goods 25 cents on a. dollar less than any one else d24-tf he Great Medical Mistake, Of former days was an utter neglect of sanitary precautions. No efficient means wére adopted for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage was unknown in cities; drainage was rarely attempted in the country. Heaps of offal were lett to rot in the public streets, and domestic cleanliness, the great antidote to febrile diseases, was sadly neglected. It is not so. now. Wise laws, philanthropic institutions, and a vigilant sanitaty police, have, to a great extent, remedied the evil. Noris this all, PREVENTIVE MEDICATION has helped materially to lessen the rates of mortality. It is not too much to say that TENs OF THOESANDS escape sickness in unhealthy seasons in consequence of having INvIeoRATED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADNANCE by a course of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. This pure and powerful vegetable tonic and alterative comprises the extracts and essences of a variety of roots and herbs, renowned for their strengthening, soothing, vitalizing and purifying properties. These medicinia] agents are incorporated with a spirit absolutely free from the acrid poison which defiles, more or less, all the liquors of commerce, and their effect is diffused through the whole frame by this active, yet harmless stimulant, The result is such a condition of the system as renders it ALL BUT L1PERVIOUS to the exterior causes of disease, such as damp, fog, sudden alternations of tempeature, &c.—Strength, andthe perfect regularity of all the functions of the body, are the best safeguards against atmospheric poison and the effects: of unwholesome water, and HOSTETTER’S BIT. TERS are the best strenghening and regulating medicine at present known. For dyspepsia and biliousness they are & SPECIFIC ABSOLUTE. ~— —> CH. FEKRAND, a PHOTOGRAPHIC —aND— ’ DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ee E kind of Phetographs anu Ambro ypes taken in the best st Te of the Art. ON PINE STREET, . reference to the wants of this community. , a re ¥ aod AS OPENED A GROCERY AND .PROVISION STORE, at the * _# # ilies i assortment of : _ OAN AND SHELE Goons, . Teas of the finest brands, Exteelient Coffee and a genera t test. Ue th, 2 The People of Nevada will find it to ‘THOS. SHRUTLEFP, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets. Nevada, Oct. 15th, ; N. W. KNOWLTON, .

Successor to W.C. Randolph. . Offers for Sale3® the Lowest Prices Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Also, a large assortment of 8 Articles suitable for Pas Stiver Christmas & New Years Presents. WATCHES JEW . A, AND JEWELRY repaired and Nevada, December 84, 1969. SOMETHING NEW! THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, {{Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. & McROBERTS & CO. ay constantly on hand a Néw and Choice Assortment of © he GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, “ Which are offered for sale at the lowest cash rates, The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock: of Goods which has been selected with especial TEAS—the hest in the market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEES, Granulat: Pal: yerized and Crushed sUGARS, CAN FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED . Sg A and GRAIN, POTATOES, ONIONs, c. &. (2 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possibile price for cash, W.8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 13th. CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. yg NICK. SLOCOVICH, $8: PINE 8TREET, NEVADA CITY, ’ Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County, Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls and Boys, Full Trains of Cars, &c. &c. &. } PERFUMERY of all kinds, pas up in handsome Ornamented Bottles, Tollet Boxes, New Style of Dells, Match Boxes, FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, (4 Call and see the New Goods. eb Ts Fresh Oranges, Limes and CeceHan Lemons, ‘ NICH. SLOCOVICH. Nevada. Oct. 30th. . A. ROSENTHAL, MERCHANT ‘TAILOR, AVING REMOVED TO PINE STREET, near the CORNER OF BRUAD, will keep constantly on handa find stoc« of material and make Clothing to order. Clothing cleaned and repaired at short notice. Give mea call, ds A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law . —OFFICEAt the Court House, R. M. HUNT, M.D, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN . RYBODY READ . . “Bp BANNER BROS. COLUMN. ——— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE’& CO’S COLUMN — “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME FoR THE FALL OF 1869! ay “4 INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! _ “VATS DE MATTER! I!” Everybody Provided For! GREAT. AND SMALL, OLD AND YOUNG, MICH AND POOR, Ay Competition Agains Us COMPLETE FIZZLE1 High Prices. are Slaughtered and the People -with their Glorious ANWER” Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the Peo_ ple’s Mind, for the fact is established 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 unfortumate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSKELL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! = eta tenn Now on hand ‘and constantly , receiving from. the Eastern. as well as San Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXPENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of ‘Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATESE. AND, BEST, STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enables as to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment. Of Gents? Furnishing Goods, ' California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH 'TO COVER EVERY MAN, ‘BOY and CHILD in the county. at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— Market, J ATTENTION:—YTo all Merchants who deal in Ciotning both in this City and County, we would say call on us before going to San Franciseo to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Hates than you Can buy them at the Bay. *Our patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we are thankful for their confidence, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to squelch out of existence-ail-Opposition Humbugs, ; Don’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the Pioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 1,000 pairs of California Blankets . the Best and Cheapest in the} MAN'S GREATEST DUTY! . Look Out For No. 1 YOU CANT GET OVER THAT FACT, NOR THAT CLOTHING, : BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER —AT— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, _-(Hlaas{& Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of. this fact the People, have only te call, take notice, compare items, examine stock, —aND— ; JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE . YOU GET THEMOST AND BEST —tor— THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RECEIVING ; CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLEN DID sUITs rs BEVER, CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. ee MEN'S AND BOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. cee wr) (Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDs, ee 2" Men's & Boys’? HATS & CAPS. Ge Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock; i<No trouble to show our Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods: once, and we are SURE of your custom afterwards. ; t" Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine and Commer2 NEVADA CITY. * Cor. Broad and Fine ot. ‘ o 630 cigl Sts. Nevada: « 825 a