December 7, 1872 (4 pages)

st Stock of GOODs,0 this City, -, FACT jereipent, to 8 side of cisco, ° 5 : a few of the JMENTS, of all ES, ADS, new style,. + BASKETS ‘SETS, ONS,. EIGHS,. ARRIAGES, , Wheelbsrrowa,, xcking Horses, . th: Toilet Sets, ar Gases, Work, and ten thea4 'D NUTS! actory ef Canty + ' lick is in reéeipt of bled to supply the Canidy, Califoris . ees, Pime Appkt sh. tes. Cigars, ete. nd om Pine Street, , but eall and se eee LOCOVICH. ATORIO. CHURCH, DAY EVE'6S, and 7tb. Mate wintbe caealilly ase and Gres Five selected sobre HAVILL, ivi FitcAyeth Reamay. . D NEW SI GRAND EXHIBIT 103 GLORZ!: GLORY! Ghee Daily Granseript Warranted pure::the best article Toys 3 Toys! be pera ae NEVADA CITY, GAL. for mince pies. Also: Sour Krout, Toys t . phan MEWS. AND SALE OF onaneefin. Limburger Cheese, eta:, etc. Fort , . ceiien sale at Baltz.& Gunther's. d6-1m anrsatt ac Winter Clothing! A. GOOD TIME:: HAS COME. LOCAL AFFAIRS. te Read Nathan & “Cas er’s ad. . Great Excitement : —AT— ~ because thése who take part will feel _ that occurred after the dash board. . by Drs. Hunt and Welch before Judge Uv Matter see First Page. ~ ‘ last night the piece is* slighted, but. _who-are engaged in this. entertain-derstood.and appreciated atthe sec‘1 For interesting, Reading, =f Esther. To-Night Every body should hear th® Oratorte to-night. Last night many of: .the péxformers appeared for. the first. ' time before an audience, and: while . : they did exeellently, we predict the performance will be better to-night, more at home in their parts. Usual-‘ ly, \ with professional. theatricals, the. that will not’ be the case with these ment. There’ will be an. improvement every time the Oratorio is repeated. There are few places on the coast where such a. piece as Esther can be produced.in. so exeellent @ mauner as rendered by those who appeared last evening, The rendering,of the music could. not bé improved anywhere, as all who attended will attest. Those who heard the piece for the first time last night should hear it again to-night. The music and.the plot will be better unond hearing, and we advise ‘all who attended last night to be present again to-night, and. those who were not present should not lose the obpportunity of hearing this most. excellent musical production. Kicked By a Horse, On Thursday last,, Wm. H. Maurehie was kicked by a. horse and.considerably injured. Mr. Murchie started with his wife from: the residence of his brother John,,aud drove over to his father’s on their way to town. They alighted,.and. William bad tied the horse, and was arranging to.leave the buggy, when.he put his hand on the dash board and.it gave way,. he falling forward towards the horse. He was knocked insensible; and. was thus found. by his brother James. William dees not recol'ect anything. gave way. He received a severe kick. on.the side of the face, and was considerably bruised, but his injuriés are not serious. Dr. Huut was called and dressed the wound. The dash,. tre. board and spring of the buggy were broken, and the vehicle was considerably scratched. Insane. Yesterday morning officer Montgomery brought up Wm.Susma from Grass Valley. te be examined on the charge of insanity. We understand. that Susma, who has a wife and several children in Grass. Valley, came there to livea short time ago. He has been growing worse for some time, and has been a. burden upon . ’ his family who are in destitute circumstances. It is dangerous for him to be out at large and hence his arrest. He was examined yesterday €aldwell, and ordered to Stockton. From the testimony it appears that he has been in this State20 years,, having come from Qhio,. and is 40 years of age. o Social Party. Theodore Schwartz, of Pleasant Valley, annouaces that he will give a Social Party at his house, on Friday evening next, the 13th inst. Everything to make the evening pass pleasantly and contribute to the en-‘ joyment of the guests, has been arranged by Mr. Schwartz. Lovers of ‘daneing will muke a note of it. > Masonic Election. The anunal election of Madison Lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M., Grass Valley, was held on ‘Tuesday evening, when the following persons were elected to serve as officers for the ensuing year: A. Morehouse, W.M; Daniel Kendig, S. W; , Alex. Stoddard Js Ww; W.K. Spencer, Treas} ‘Geo. W. Hill, See’y; A. Burnie, Tyler; J. C. Coleman, A. B. Brady and ~ Wm. McCormick, Trustées. _. Rash Por Tickets. There was a great rush for seats for the Oratorio of Esther last eveni ng. By 10 o’elock all the seats except two rOW8 up stairs, and a number of seats down stairs had been engaged. All who want seats to-night should be a hand early. _ MAQUEREAU A L’HUILE AT would fly to prevent a protest. If: vertisement in another cofajnn Ir your credit.was in ‘danger you your life is*in: danger from a cough. that is settling on yorr lungs, be as prompt in resorfing to Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Grittenton’s 7. 6th Avehue, Pike’s-Toothache Drops cnre i 1 soliuate. den Save Your Docror’s. B When Dr. Wistar’s Bulsamsof Wild Cherry will cure coughs, colds, bleed. . ing at the lungs, earrest the fell . destroyer, Cousnmption,it does more than most physicians can do. Asingle trial will satisfy the incredulous. Why Endare What is Curable® ‘*What can’t be cured must be endured,” Says the proverb;. but indigestion can be cured, and therefore it is the merest. stupidity to endure it. Dyspeptics have certainly a riglft to continue dyspeptics té theend of their days, if' they choose, but as it is not. supposed that any rational being prefers physical. torment to-ease and healtn, the probability is that if-all sufferers from indigestion were convinced that an absolute,infallible remedy for their complaint existed they would with one accord resorttoit. We most emphatically declare that such a remedy does exist, arid that.ite name is Hostet7 ter’s Stomach. Bitters. The record of its success extends over a period of more than twenty years, and it is fearlessly alleged that during the whole of that time it has never failed to afford permanent relief in any disorder or derangement of. the stomach that Was not organic, malignant, and incurable. The testimonials that go to establish this importaut.fact.can be counted by the thousand. Stomach complaints, that had béen aggravated by a total disregard of all dietary rules, and intensified and rendered chronic by medicina] treatment or drastic purga” tion, have in.hundreds of instances. been cured within three months by.the systematic use of thiscelebrated stomachic and alterative. It should be remembered that weakners of the digestive organs involves many other ailments. Biliousness, headache, ‘nervous debility, spasms, palpitation of the heart, rush of blood to the head, nausea, vertigo, and sleeplessness. are among its concomitants and results; and for all these the great vegetable tonic isa specific. It acts first upon the stomach, and through the stomach upon the secretory ard nervous systems and the bowels, its general effect being always genial and beneficent.BULBS! BULBS. At Eastern Prices! Hyacinths, Tulips. Japan Lillies For Window Decoration and Garden CulTulip Bulbs.50 cts per dozen. For sale by: EB. M. PRESTON Also the celebrated JAPANESE GLEANS: ING CKEAM, for removing Paint, Greas, ‘ete. from Silk and Woolen Goods. . Liquid Bronze, Diamond Cement, Blavor: ing Extracts. Kerosene, Lamp Ch RATES, at RRESTON’S DRUG STORE Fresh Oysters, Daily. ANTOWE TAM, OULD respe stfully inform thé peole of thie ity that is now feceim uaa; dai y. by express. Eastern and California ovrsTERs, , Families supplied with Oysters on short . noticewa_ Remember the old stan on PINE THKET. o3 SOCIAL PARTY. A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY will be given by “THEODORE SCHWARTZ, AT HIS HOUSE, AT PLEASANT VALLEY, } _ OR Friday Bvening, Dec. 13th. A general invitation is extended. COUNTY WARRAN TS. LL Wareants on the the General Fund registered prior to eg We 7th, 1871, also uil warrants on the Road Fund registered prior to September 4th, 1371, also Warrants Nos. and 7 on Indigent Sica Fand regis fag. 17th, 1871, will be paid un-presentation, Interest ceases from this vate. A. GULDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Pangan, Deputy. Nevada, tie 4th, 1872. ANNUAL MEETING. 7 WN\HE Annus! Meeting of the Stockholders of THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY wail be held at their Banking Uffice, in Nevada City,en MONDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1872. at 2 P. M. A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, Nov. 16th, 1872. JAMES MONRO, BEEF, LD LAL CORNED BEEF, POXKK, &c. Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— a5 MUTTON, & MULLOY’S. sShup on ane Street, opposite the Nevada . . Thestre etc. etc. BR ALL AT LOWES? T . we will be served up imany style de-OUKNED : ESBLUM BROS., Hw JUST ARRIVED from the Bay wi ith the T AND MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF Christmas and New Years’ PRESENTS . The following is a partial. list: of the New Goods :: WRITING DESKS, . FANCY WORK BOKRS, NOAH’S ARKS, FANCY CHINA. WARE, FAN€Y PARDOR SETS, CUTLERY OF ALL. KINDS, DOLLS AND DOLL HEADS, Other Toys ! _OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! We would invite particular sate: tion of buyers to our large and. beaur tiful stock. of Wagons, -Wheelbarrows,, Carts, __Carriages, _.. Perambulators,, Sleighs, Le — &e. &e. &e, Stock of Candies, Such as NEVADA COMETTS,,. CALIFORNIA. PLUMS, tRaspberry, Pine Apple,. &. A Large assortment of CICARS,, . TOBACCO, PIPES, STATIONERY, &c, &c. A large and ehoice stock of Perfumery, Soaps, &c. &c. JEWELRY. RINGS, CHAINS, BREASTPINS SHIRT STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, LADIES’ SETS, &c. W holesale & Retail, BLUM BROTHERS would especially call the attention of up-country dealers, chur hea, schools, &c. to their large Stock of Goods and will guarantee to give better goods for less money than any house of the kind in Nevada County. tw Don’t forget the place,—opposite J.B. Johnston's Furniture Store, Co cial Street, a ae Kerads, Dee. ist. HOLIDAY Rcsteemis LOZENGERS, Vanilla, Strawberry, {— Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING: STORE. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ee ee GIGANTIC FIZZLE. —_ Ww: have the Largeet Stock of CLOTHING, _ BOOTS, HATS,. 10 ““RURNISHING GOODS, °° To be found in. Nevada County. ‘Which we willisell on and af. GREATLY REDAICED . _ PREGES. We don’t stick, out shingles on our Goods: to deceive the public,, but. we have established a repatation for TRUTH ;---what. we say is gospel truth and so says the public. It wor‘ries.our -opponents.ta. see .that we are doing the: LEADING . Clothing Business:in the city. ° ‘We don't ‘‘shingle out’ Socks ° at two bits, we sell them ‘at 121-2 cts or $1 per dozen. Wo Humbug ABOUT: THIS SALE. excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to.anybody only to attend. strictly to our own business, and wa will do iaadleaeaae we say. Our motto is . Quick Sales. and Small Profits. We publish.to the workd our, list of prices, and.fear.nobody. Beaver Suiteat $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain. Beaver Suits at $17. The samo-as the above, Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine Business Suit, from $20 to $25. Scotch Suits; fram $20 to $25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. , Good heavy Cassimere Pants, $250toG5. Fine English and Erench Cassimere Panta, $6 50 tot Which we boast.are not to be found this side-of.San Francisco. Vests of all shapes and pattern and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing goods in proportion. Flannel. Gray Undershirts, $1.25 Double sole Rubber Boots at $4 a paix! : 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 ie any reduction in our list of prices we shall pablish anew list daily. Cull st Nathan & Casper's for your Clothing and consult your own interest. You can find good and fashionable clothing cheap at NATHAN & CASPER'S. Competition A, Against Us): ter thisdate,at ==. Br * : . aad We have no motive in creating an: ‘4CSHHEIM BROsS. Gorner of Broad? and Pine Streets. ADMISSION FREE. ra Sales continue from 6 o'clock, vin. the morning till 8 inthe evening. NO INTERMISSION. E have the Largest‘and best selected Stock of Clothing ever brought tu Nevada City. ; Qne.and all Clothing Dealers, DISTANCED. ; —bY-Importers & Wholesale Dealers IN CLOTHING, &e. The Largest, The Cheapest, THE BEST,, The Most Fashionahle,, tIn this part of California. EVERYBODY HAPPY. except a few unfortunate Men that we QUTSELL AND, UNDERSELL. We pity the latter,'[but],. we can’t. help. them, We buy our Goods?Cheaper tlian others andi wa: sell them. « CHEAPER. OURZPRICE LIST IS OVER . ONE. HUNDRED PER.CT, LOWER. Than Ever before-offéred: in Nevada City. e Beaver, Dress and: Business Suits, of all grades. and qualities, Boots, Shoes,, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Rubber © Hoole, Coats, and other Goods too humerous to mention can be seen ut a glance tar\IN. PLAIN. FIGURES” on.our Goods which defy, competion. The LOW PRIGES of Goods which. are marked out at our Doors, Gladdens the {hearts,of (Purchasers and Sends . We constantly [employ competent but also.in the Eastern markets,. by which.means we are enabled.to' take advantage of the fluctuations in prices and purchase our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in Nevada County. Our Stock is complete and satisfaction i is guaranteed in. every Case; EveryLody is invited) to examine our Goods and Prices before purebasing elsewhere. -Don’t forget the place. _ ACSHBHEIM BROS Corner of Broad and Pine Streots Banner Bros.aid Stand. ACSHHEIM® BRQS TERROR TO OPPONENTS . . buyers, not only in San Francisco, be . ‘offered to the. Public! A. GOLDSMITH S$ STILL AHEAD, AS: HRB ALWAYS, uk. —— ss ‘BEL. = GREAT REDUCTION I THES PRICES OF EVERYTHING. IN. THE DRY. GOODS (LINE 1. COMPETITION OUT OF THE QUESTION. GALL. AND, SEE}: IT IS, IMPOSSIBLE TO. PUB— LISH A FULL LIST OB. PRICES. 10 yas. Spragpe or Merri-~ mac Prints for $1. lin, 4-4 bleached; 17 1-2 ots’ pr Canton Flannel, 5:yda forS1. 10-4 best .blsached Sheeting, . 45 ots:per yd: . cts ner yd. ~ , 84 best bipached: Sheeting at, 35 cts per yd. ' 8 yds Brown Muslin for $1. « French Corsets, 75 cents. Spool Cotton, 5 for 25 cents. 2 Linen Napkins, best 2-4, $1. 6G) per dozen. . 6:4.Table Linen (6Niots pr'yd. French Empress cloth,all. wow, . 62 1-2 cts ber yd. eo. re i SHAWL. CLOAKS, and a full assortment oe. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ax unprecedented low rates. SILKS, POPLINS,. es NO. [HUMBUG OR]CLAP-TRAP _, ABOUT THIS: . {GREAT SALE? — & Full Assortment of Fars. ee Attention is parkicularigicalted tof oar stock of home made UNDERWEAR fer Le dies and Children, Always om hend ti latest and oboioest articles in the mii/iecry. line. CARPETS. On Inada Gull exgpig eh . BRUSSRLS,,. 3-PLY CARPETS, TTING, — OIL CLOTHS, Which will be-sold. at the lowest ° Franoiaco rates. Call at A. Goldsmith's, Store before you buy a single article: in the Dry Goods line. We will not be undersold by any dealer in the State. A. GOLDSMITH, e 4 Broad Straat, Nevada. ° The Greatest Bargains evexe Lonsdaie and White Rock Mus-9-4 best bleached Sheeting, 40. Romy

st Stock of GOODs,0 this City, -, FACT jereipent, to 8 side of cisco, ° 5 : a few of the JMENTS, of all ES, ADS, new style,. + BASKETS ‘SETS, ONS,. EIGHS,. ARRIAGES, , Wheelbsrrowa,, xcking Horses, . th: Toilet Sets, ar Gases, Work, and ten thea4 'D NUTS! actory ef Canty + ' lick is in reéeipt of bled to supply the Canidy, Califoris . ees, Pime Appkt sh. tes. Cigars, ete. nd om Pine Street, , but eall and se eee LOCOVICH. ATORIO. CHURCH, DAY EVE'6S, and 7tb. Mate wintbe caealilly ase and Gres Five selected sobre HAVILL, ivi FitcAyeth Reamay. . D NEW SI GRAND EXHIBIT 103 GLORZ!: GLORY! Ghee Daily Granseript Warranted pure::the best article Toys 3 Toys! be pera ae NEVADA CITY, GAL. for mince pies. Also: Sour Krout, Toys t . phan MEWS. AND SALE OF onaneefin. Limburger Cheese, eta:, etc. Fort , . ceiien sale at Baltz.& Gunther's. d6-1m anrsatt ac Winter Clothing! A. GOOD TIME:: HAS COME. LOCAL AFFAIRS. te Read Nathan & “Cas er’s ad. . Great Excitement : —AT— ~ because thése who take part will feel _ that occurred after the dash board. . by Drs. Hunt and Welch before Judge Uv Matter see First Page. ~ ‘ last night the piece is* slighted, but. _who-are engaged in this. entertain-derstood.and appreciated atthe sec‘1 For interesting, Reading, =f Esther. To-Night Every body should hear th® Oratorte to-night. Last night many of: .the péxformers appeared for. the first. ' time before an audience, and: while . : they did exeellently, we predict the performance will be better to-night, more at home in their parts. Usual-‘ ly, \ with professional. theatricals, the. that will not’ be the case with these ment. There’ will be an. improvement every time the Oratorio is repeated. There are few places on the coast where such a. piece as Esther can be produced.in. so exeellent @ mauner as rendered by those who appeared last evening, The rendering,of the music could. not bé improved anywhere, as all who attended will attest. Those who heard the piece for the first time last night should hear it again to-night. The music and.the plot will be better unond hearing, and we advise ‘all who attended last night to be present again to-night, and. those who were not present should not lose the obpportunity of hearing this most. excellent musical production. Kicked By a Horse, On Thursday last,, Wm. H. Maurehie was kicked by a. horse and.considerably injured. Mr. Murchie started with his wife from: the residence of his brother John,,aud drove over to his father’s on their way to town. They alighted,.and. William bad tied the horse, and was arranging to.leave the buggy, when.he put his hand on the dash board and.it gave way,. he falling forward towards the horse. He was knocked insensible; and. was thus found. by his brother James. William dees not recol'ect anything. gave way. He received a severe kick. on.the side of the face, and was considerably bruised, but his injuriés are not serious. Dr. Huut was called and dressed the wound. The dash,. tre. board and spring of the buggy were broken, and the vehicle was considerably scratched. Insane. Yesterday morning officer Montgomery brought up Wm.Susma from Grass Valley. te be examined on the charge of insanity. We understand. that Susma, who has a wife and several children in Grass. Valley, came there to livea short time ago. He has been growing worse for some time, and has been a. burden upon . ’ his family who are in destitute circumstances. It is dangerous for him to be out at large and hence his arrest. He was examined yesterday €aldwell, and ordered to Stockton. From the testimony it appears that he has been in this State20 years,, having come from Qhio,. and is 40 years of age. o Social Party. Theodore Schwartz, of Pleasant Valley, annouaces that he will give a Social Party at his house, on Friday evening next, the 13th inst. Everything to make the evening pass pleasantly and contribute to the en-‘ joyment of the guests, has been arranged by Mr. Schwartz. Lovers of ‘daneing will muke a note of it. > Masonic Election. The anunal election of Madison Lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M., Grass Valley, was held on ‘Tuesday evening, when the following persons were elected to serve as officers for the ensuing year: A. Morehouse, W.M; Daniel Kendig, S. W; , Alex. Stoddard Js Ww; W.K. Spencer, Treas} ‘Geo. W. Hill, See’y; A. Burnie, Tyler; J. C. Coleman, A. B. Brady and ~ Wm. McCormick, Trustées. _. Rash Por Tickets. There was a great rush for seats for the Oratorio of Esther last eveni ng. By 10 o’elock all the seats except two rOW8 up stairs, and a number of seats down stairs had been engaged. All who want seats to-night should be a hand early. _ MAQUEREAU A L’HUILE AT would fly to prevent a protest. If: vertisement in another cofajnn Ir your credit.was in ‘danger you your life is*in: danger from a cough. that is settling on yorr lungs, be as prompt in resorfing to Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Grittenton’s 7. 6th Avehue, Pike’s-Toothache Drops cnre i 1 soliuate. den Save Your Docror’s. B When Dr. Wistar’s Bulsamsof Wild Cherry will cure coughs, colds, bleed. . ing at the lungs, earrest the fell . destroyer, Cousnmption,it does more than most physicians can do.. Asingle trial will satisfy the incredulous. Why Endare What is Curable® ‘*What can’t be cured must be endured,” Says the proverb;. but indigestion can be cured, and therefore it is the merest. stupidity to endure it. Dyspeptics have certainly a riglft to continue dyspeptics té theend of their days, if' they choose, but as it is not. supposed that any rational being prefers physical. torment to-ease and healtn, the probability is that if-all sufferers from indigestion were convinced that an absolute,infallible remedy for their complaint existed they would with one accord resorttoit. We most emphatically declare that such a remedy does exist, arid that.ite name is Hostet7 ter’s Stomach. Bitters. The record of its success extends over a period of more than twenty years, and it is fearlessly alleged that during the whole of that time it has never failed to afford permanent relief in any disorder or derangement of. the stomach that Was not organic, malignant, and incurable. The testimonials that go to establish this importaut.fact.can be counted by the thousand. Stomach complaints, that had béen aggravated by a total disregard of all dietary rules, and intensified and rendered chronic by medicina] treatment or drastic purga” tion, have in.hundreds of instances. been cured within three months by.the systematic use of thiscelebrated stomachic and alterative. It should be remembered that weakners of the digestive organs involves many other ailments. Biliousness, headache, ‘nervous debility, spasms, palpitation of the heart, rush of blood to the head, nausea, vertigo, and sleeplessness. are among its concomitants and results; and for all these the great vegetable tonic isa specific. It acts first upon the stomach, and through the stomach upon the secretory ard nervous systems and the bowels, its general effect being always genial and beneficent.BULBS! BULBS. At Eastern Prices! Hyacinths, Tulips. Japan Lillies For Window Decoration and Garden CulTulip Bulbs.50 cts per dozen. For sale by: EB. M. PRESTON Also the celebrated JAPANESE GLEANS: ING CKEAM, for removing Paint, Greas, ‘ete. from Silk and Woolen Goods. . Liquid Bronze, Diamond Cement, Blavor: ing Extracts. Kerosene, Lamp Ch RATES, at RRESTON’S DRUG STORE Fresh Oysters, Daily. ANTOWE TAM, OULD respe stfully inform thé peole of thie ity that is now feceim uaa; dai y. by express. Eastern and California ovrsTERs, , Families supplied with Oysters on short . noticewa_ Remember the old stan on PINE THKET. o3 SOCIAL PARTY. A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY will be given by “THEODORE SCHWARTZ, AT HIS HOUSE, AT PLEASANT VALLEY, } _ OR Friday Bvening, Dec. 13th. A general invitation is extended. COUNTY WARRAN TS. LL Wareants on the the General Fund registered prior to eg We 7th, 1871, also uil warrants on the Road Fund registered prior to September 4th, 1371, also Warrants Nos. and 7 on Indigent Sica Fand regis fag. 17th, 1871, will be paid un-presentation, Interest ceases from this vate. A. GULDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Pangan, Deputy. Nevada, tie 4th, 1872. ANNUAL MEETING. 7 WN\HE Annus! Meeting of the Stockholders of THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY wail be held at their Banking Uffice, in Nevada City,en MONDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1872. at 2 P. M. A. H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, Nov. 16th, 1872. JAMES MONRO, BEEF, LD LAL CORNED BEEF, POXKK, &c. Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— a5 MUTTON, & MULLOY’S. sShup on ane Street, opposite the Nevada . . Thestre etc. etc. BR ALL AT LOWES? T . we will be served up imany style de-OUKNED : ESBLUM BROS., Hw JUST ARRIVED from the Bay wi ith the T AND MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF Christmas and New Years’ PRESENTS . The following is a partial. list: of the New Goods :: WRITING DESKS, . FANCY WORK BOKRS,

NOAH’S ARKS, FANCY CHINA. WARE, FAN€Y PARDOR SETS, CUTLERY OF ALL. KINDS, DOLLS AND DOLL HEADS, Other Toys ! _OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! We would invite particular sate: tion of buyers to our large and. beaur tiful stock. of Wagons, -Wheelbarrows,, Carts, __Carriages, _... Perambulators,, Sleighs, Le — &e. &e. &e, Stock of Candies, Such as NEVADA COMETTS,,. CALIFORNIA. PLUMS, tRaspberry, Pine Apple,. &. A Large assortment of CICARS,, . TOBACCO, PIPES, STATIONERY, &c, &c. A large and ehoice stock of Perfumery, Soaps, &c. &c. JEWELRY. RINGS, CHAINS, BREASTPINS SHIRT STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, LADIES’ SETS, &c. W holesale & Retail, BLUM BROTHERS would especially call the attention of up-country dealers, chur hea, schools, &c. to their large Stock of Goods and will guarantee to give better goods for less money than any house of the kind in Nevada County. tw Don’t forget the place,—opposite J.B. Johnston's Furniture Store, Co cial Street, a ae Kerads, Dee. ist. HOLIDAY Rcsteemis LOZENGERS, Vanilla, Strawberry, {— Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING: STORE. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ee ee GIGANTIC FIZZLE. —_ Ww: have the Largeet Stock of CLOTHING, _ BOOTS, HATS,. 10 ““RURNISHING GOODS, °° To be found in. Nevada County. ‘Which we willisell on and af. GREATLY REDAICED . _ PREGES. We don’t stick, out shingles on our Goods: to deceive the public,, but. we have established a repatation for TRUTH ;---what. we say is gospel truth and so says the public. It wor‘ries.our -opponents.ta. see .that we are doing the: LEADING . Clothing Business:in the city. ° ‘We don't ‘‘shingle out’ Socks ° at two bits, we sell them ‘at 121-2 cts or $1 per dozen. Wo Humbug ABOUT: THIS SALE. excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to.anybody only to attend. strictly to our own business, and wa will do iaadleaeaae we say. Our motto is . Quick Sales. and Small Profits. We publish.to the workd our, list of prices, and.fear.nobody. Beaver Suiteat $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and Socks thrown in the bargain. Beaver Suits at $17. The samo-as the above, Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine Business Suit, from $20 to $25. Scotch Suits; fram $20 to $25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. , Good heavy Cassimere Pants, $250toG5. Fine English and Erench Cassimere Panta, $6 50 tot Which we boast.are not to be found this side-of.San Francisco. Vests of all shapes and pattern and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing goods in proportion. Flannel. Gray Undershirts, $1.25 Double sole Rubber Boots at $4 a paix! : 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 ie any reduction in our list of prices we shall pablish anew list daily. Cull st Nathan & Casper's for your Clothing and consult your own interest. You can find good and fashionable clothing cheap at NATHAN & CASPER'S. Competition A, Against Us): ter thisdate,at ==. Br * : . aad We have no motive in creating an: ‘4CSHHEIM BROsS. Gorner of Broad? and Pine Streets. ADMISSION FREE. ra Sales continue from 6 o'clock, vin. the morning till 8 inthe evening. NO INTERMISSION. E have the Largest‘and best selected Stock of Clothing ever brought tu Nevada City. ; Qne.and all Clothing Dealers, DISTANCED. ; —bY-Importers & Wholesale Dealers IN CLOTHING, &e. The Largest, The Cheapest, THE BEST,, The Most Fashionahle,, tIn this part of California.. EVERYBODY HAPPY. except a few unfortunate Men that we QUTSELL AND, UNDERSELL. We pity the latter,'[but],. we can’t. help. them, We buy our Goods?Cheaper tlian others andi wa: sell them. « CHEAPER. OURZPRICE LIST IS OVER . ONE. HUNDRED PER.CT, LOWER. Than Ever before-offéred: in Nevada City. e Beaver, Dress and: Business Suits, of all grades. and qualities, Boots, Shoes,, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Rubber © Hoole, Coats, and other Goods too humerous to mention can be seen ut a glance tar\IN. PLAIN. FIGURES” on.our Goods which defy, competion. The LOW PRIGES of Goods which. are marked out at our Doors, Gladdens the {hearts,of (Purchasers and Sends . We constantly [employ competent but also.in the Eastern markets,. by which.means we are enabled.to' take advantage of the fluctuations in prices and purchase our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in Nevada County. Our Stock is complete and satisfaction i is guaranteed in. every Case; EveryLody is invited) to examine our Goods and Prices before purebasing elsewhere. -Don’t forget the place. _ ACSHBHEIM BROS Corner of Broad and Pine Streots Banner Bros.aid Stand. ACSHHEIM® BRQS TERROR TO OPPONENTS . . buyers, not only in San Francisco, be . ‘offered to the. Public! A. GOLDSMITH S$ STILL AHEAD, AS: HRB ALWAYS, uk. —— ss ‘BEL. = GREAT REDUCTION I THES PRICES OF EVERYTHING. IN. THE DRY. GOODS (LINE 1. COMPETITION OUT OF THE QUESTION. GALL. AND, SEE}: IT IS, IMPOSSIBLE TO. PUB— LISH A FULL LIST OB. PRICES. 10 yas. Spragpe or Merri-~ mac Prints for $1. lin, 4-4 bleached; 17 1-2 ots’ pr Canton Flannel, 5:yda forS1.. 10-4 best .blsached Sheeting, . 45 ots:per yd: . cts ner yd. ~ , 84 best bipached: Sheeting at, 35 cts per yd. ' 8 yds Brown Muslin for $1. « French Corsets, 75 cents. Spool Cotton, 5 for 25 cents. 2 Linen Napkins, best 2-4, $1. 6G) per dozen. . 6:4.Table Linen (6Niots pr'yd. French Empress cloth,all. wow, . 62 1-2 cts ber yd. eo. re i SHAWL.. CLOAKS, and a full assortment oe. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ax unprecedented low rates. SILKS, POPLINS,. es NO. [HUMBUG OR]CLAP-TRAP _, ABOUT THIS: . {GREAT SALE? — & Full Assortment of Fars. ee Attention is parkicularigicalted tof oar stock of home made UNDERWEAR fer Le dies and Children, Always om hend ti latest and oboioest articles in the mii/iecry. line. CARPETS. On Inada Gull exgpig eh . BRUSSRLS,,. 3-PLY CARPETS, TTING, — OIL CLOTHS, Which will be-sold. at the lowest ° Franoiaco rates. Call at A. Goldsmith's, Store before you buy a single article: in the Dry Goods line. We will not be undersold by any dealer in the State. A. GOLDSMITH, e 4 Broad Straat, Nevada. ° The Greatest Bargains evexe Lonsdaie and White Rock Mus-9-4 best bleached Sheeting, 40. Romy