January 13, 1867 (4 pages)

ES Foree ces and Store . the atten. . reet, Neva. oI Dost, st Rates, or Bullio al, at @ low aught at at the Reg. Francisco 1, and Dub . Fire and Melted, Renk of Cali.; Virginia D & CO. : the Store of . Exchange dsteads, = Se R CASH. » LIRING stock [£4 Dentist, ne ets. friends and s that I am se favo’ our. Te uenre of the . this oftie yanner, and ere in this made, My e times. 7m Temper. and neatly oma _.gented -a beautiful appearance and the thorns of laughter as they pelted unfortu_ of the Stage Company, that it was snowing yesterday morning at Colfax when the as much ground isbeing worked as has of the old claims which have lain idle for . Bee: “Daily Sranseeipt. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, EOcaLt INTELLIGENCE, A Snow Sroni.—On Friday night, at 12 o'clock not cloud could be seen fii the sky and everybody expected a pleasant day yesterday, but by morning snow had fallen to contin ae of two or thes inches, “ eity _ covered a its. white mantle pprefalling snow seemed to. inepire all with new life, Men hurried along with alight. . er step and the. boys kept up a merry WAKE SNAKES THE JUNE BUCS ARE COMING pe H ATA HE SUEMURE, OF GREETING “HAPPY NEW YEAR” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST Goons: ‘IN THE MARKET AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. VATS THE MATTER ! S “YOU NO GET NOTTING AT nate Chinamen with snow-balls, or rolled “one another in the snow. A snow storm . ~~~ seems to bring with it an inspiration that even the sunshine doés not— ‘It dights up the face and it sparkles the eye, And even the dogs, with a bark anda bound Snap at the cystals that eddy around— The town is alive and its heart is aglow, To welcome the coming of the beantiful snow.” The gay sledges were out yesterday, notwithstanding the falling snow flakes, and they glided over the streets like meteors, the bells making merry musi¢, but as soon as they left the planking the runners cut through to the ground and the charm of sleigh riding was lost in the mud dy reality. From the toll house on the Washington road; about a mile and a half from town, the sleighing is first rate for miles. Yesterday afternoon a party was being organized for a sleigh ride to Grass Valley. As the road to that-place is hard most of the way,.with sufficient -snow the sleighing would be excellent; The snow in this city by night was six inches deep, —_— _— We learn from W. H. Davidson, agent stages left. The snow several days ago was eight feet deep on a level at Meadow Lake. This storm will probably “raise it” several feet. Hopkinson, the expressman, “arrived here yesterday and reports it snow. ~ “ingfrom here to Dutch Flat. The snow about-Gregory’s & Marsh’s mill is“ nearly two feet deep. lication IN LITTLE Yorx.—A gentleman who traveled through Little York Township last week, informs us that fully twice been washed for the past two years. Many several years have been fitted up and are being worked. Many new diggings are being opened and. the miners are “piping” merrily at the great gravel beds: The cement mines are also yielding handsomely. It is thought the treasure yield of the township will be greatly increased this year. A Fine SLEIGH.—Clutter & Barton have just finished one of the finest sleighs we have ever seen in the mountains. The wood work was done by Clutter and the ironing by Barton. It will comfortably accommodate eleven persons and a driver. It was built for Gregory & English for that part of their route between Lake.City . and Moore’s Flat. They have snow enough to run from one to two months each Winter. : PREACHING SunDAY.—Divine services will be held at the Methodist Church, on Broad street, om, Sunday at 11 o ‘clock, A. M., and at 7 o’clock, P.M. Sabbath school at 14 o'clock. * Class dneeting. im mediately after morning service. Services at the Con, ional Church, in the morning at 110 , and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sabbath school immediately after morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirt will 4 cesnageae the a tist Church, in the morning at 11 o’cloc and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sabbath school immediately after morning service. _ Rev. Mr. Green will preach in the A. M. E. Church, on Pine street, on Sunday * morning at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sermons To Youne Mzn.—The fourth sermon to young men will be preached by Rey. D. A. Dryden, in the Methodist Church, this evening at 7 o'clock. The subject of the discourse will be “The Modern Pleasure Dance.” we CALIFORNIA LeapER.—The Cali_ fornia Leader has suspended publication and the subscription list has been transferred to the weekly ,Alta California.— _ There are some in this city who have paid . for the Leader. They willreceive the Alta }. instevd, and will no.doubt be plensed with . a a NNE Rr 7 ‘st? 7 aa sana ee <a 9 ima $20,000 WORTH . OF SPLENDID : FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! FURNISHING Goons, HATS, CAPS, ae BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER GoopDs, BLANKETS, BOY’S CLOTHINC, &e. &e. WILL NOW BE RETAILED —AT THE— Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS. NEW YORK COST PRICES ee This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of our store and everybedy,anm the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head to Foot. BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHINC . a FURNISHING GOODS! AT LOWER BATES Than ever before known in Nevada COUNTY! BANNER’ SI Is the place to Buy and save Money ! BANNER "BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Cor, Broad & Pine. sts. Nevada city. Has the Largest Cash Assets. Pays the Highest Dividends. And does tlie Largest amount of bus: sisting of {GE OC ERTES, Ee ARDWARE heart's content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in lik Corner of Broad and Pine Streets . quantitos . NEVADA CITY, KEROSENE of the most brilliant nature -and other OILS. = ~AT— To make the whole story short OUR ESTABLIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE In spite ofthe Hurricane and other tremendous “blows” they still ‘live and move and have their being” and succeed -in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, con“LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, . CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their &c., is wanted, they arethe men to supply any demand. . If the ladies “or any other man,”’ desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need.not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE., If Liquors of evéry de‘s¢ription are to be discovered anywhere, the cel‘Jar of GREGORY & WAIT£ is the most promi-' nent place to prospect, ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 3 CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS: LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb. 8 TONS WHEAT. 12 TONS FEED. -. CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, of every TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO'S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, “WASH. BOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER. DITTO OF NAILS. CANDLES to meet the ‘demand. LISHMENT IS AS COMPLETE AS ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. Thankful fora very liberal patronage the subscribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr high consideration, GREGORY & WAITE. : Nevada, Jan. 34. ALMANACS FOR 1867 ! Without Mieney and without Price! SPENCE’ &. Have just arrived AGENCY. With aLarge and well-selected stock The Mutual Life InsuranceCompany. ~ * ~~ OF NEW YORK. , {BOOTS AND SHOES, <d description. : = States. 19th, 1966. iness of any Company in the United The Home Mutual Fire Insurance By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its loss8 B. DAVENPORT, Agent. reasonable prices. ———— Commercial street, Two doors from Blaze’s Saloon, Nevada City. Nevada, December 20th. ; Which they will sell at the most JUST RECEIVED, _ Stamp’ Em. latest and most “Feablomatic ie "FISH. BB, at AOE N ist, Ace uA oka 7 1, KIwps or BUTL oF MACHINERY xr MRS. R. K. PEIRCE, . Fashionable Dress Maker MADY STREET, NEVADA cIry. In et ree ero = i LOAK es, of Particular attention paid to : “ aS 3 cENERAL VARIETY STORE. SILVER WARE, Watches, -AND EVERY VARIETY CALIFORNIA. ‘JEWELRY. ALL oF WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. By W. C. RANDOLPH, ‘Masonic Building. Nevada. December 19th. UNION. me ia STABLE. Foot of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & McOCOWEN. Horses, Carriages and Buggies To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Gentlemen. Ca for Funerals will be farnished on sh notice;—— Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of public patronage is solicited and satisfaction prod sraqeent sx Z 19 ! Dry Fancy Goods, Goods. flow to Eeonomize . ! Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH’?S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. —_—— Carpets. Willinery O11 Cloths, Ladies and Children’s Shoes. . p, ®. BAKER, Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladies or. Goods. . BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, tins Geese. seis guvetasd Nevada. . HAVE ON HAND a splendid stock of Goods for the ND op of a great ie to 4 and see the Toys! Apples, Pears and all kinds-of Fruits-—the best in the market, Cider—the prime juice of the Apple, manufac‘tared at Chapman's Ranch,: A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Older Vinegar. __ Nuts and hidetperintcg eget large gad fresh stock, of every kind. , -€igars_n@ Tobacco—a good eine A Pibe ee other articles too numerous to mention Now isthe time to buy at very low prices, “Nevada, Dec, 1ith. ei a BAKER & MARTIN, ‘Wholesale and Ret ers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS_ OF ALL KIND, PSE se fi —aLso— WHEAT, ‘ ; CORN, Pacis BARLEY, : _ GROUND FEED, , ® WOOD! WOOD! woop! Shakes, Shingles, &e., &C., WHERE ? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO, 178 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. Frames ! Frames . Frames . : P. KENT, ’ No, 87 Broad Street, Nevada City, Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House, os Wek he has oa hand the best stock of Mahogay, Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Moulding ev-_ er brought} to this count *'picture and all other kinds of Frames made on h 6 ot aoe notice and in the best he TER WORK, all kinds, done at short notice. " atBAM’L T. OATES, MINERSARMS SALOON. KISTLE & OATES, Broad Street, below National Exchange, Nevada City. vyen ‘want a First Clase Drink ax oy. i find it at the Miners Beer, by" thd alin Whisky, Wines, and Lager Beer quart, pint or glass, SAIRS & BRIDGEMAN, : Carpenters and Joiners, Be LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITIZENS of Nevada and vicinity that they have OPENED A SHOP, : ON BROAD STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE THETHEATRE. JOHN KISTLE. Jobbing promptly attended to. Paper Hanging and Glazing. Furniture made to order and repaired, Give us a call and satisfy yourselves Nevada, Jan. ist. LAFAYETTE BAKERY, CANDY MANUFA “Ez. W. BIGELOW, 2 DEALER IN Main street, Nevada. Bye Flour, “Lots For Sale and Rooms to Let. . the ehange. © nt oe ani * A. Cc. N Attorney and Cou cr at Law . ~? . TWO LOTS on Pine Street are offered for sale. Three Rooms to let in 11 house No. is Pine on the UD. And Ground Feed of all kinds. FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED, Wheat, Corn, . Bye Meal, we mye, &e. Oat Meal, €e. Broad street, Nevada. ae ge ms poe res Wer KOHL petit a city that he has ey — Largest assortment of Fine donne apna, On hand and will sell them at Lower Prices thas ther Ks t, ag 4 raney Candies in wheels, hearts, stare, = ean be found at this place r sale at. the Lowest Prices. constautly on 5 Weddin of of frosted VW a 4 eS eral discount to the trade, # aera Dy ee Les Bet oMNED To THE OLD STAND ‘Sve A large assortment of Dessert Cakes: —Lady Fin. seme gy 3 Re egRtoe ne arr ae Rent te Sivan te meee ree esas

ES Foree ces and Store . the atten. . reet, Neva. oI Dost, st Rates, or Bullio al, at @ low aught at at the Reg. Francisco 1, and Dub . Fire and Melted, Renk of Cali.; Virginia D & CO. : the Store of . Exchange dsteads, = Se R CASH. » LIRING stock [£4 Dentist, ne ets. friends and s that I am se favo’ our. Te uenre of the . this oftie yanner, and ere in this made, My e times. 7m Temper. and neatly oma _.gented -a beautiful appearance and the thorns of laughter as they pelted unfortu_ of the Stage Company, that it was snowing yesterday morning at Colfax when the as much ground isbeing worked as has of the old claims which have lain idle for . Bee: “Daily Sranseeipt. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, EOcaLt INTELLIGENCE, A Snow Sroni.—On Friday night, at 12 o'clock not cloud could be seen fii the sky and everybody expected a pleasant day yesterday, but by morning snow had fallen to contin ae of two or thes inches, “ eity _ covered a its. white mantle pprefalling snow seemed to. inepire all with new life, Men hurried along with alight. . er step and the. boys kept up a merry WAKE SNAKES THE JUNE BUCS ARE COMING pe H ATA HE SUEMURE, OF GREETING “HAPPY NEW YEAR” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST Goons: ‘IN THE MARKET AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. VATS THE MATTER ! S “YOU NO GET NOTTING AT nate Chinamen with snow-balls, or rolled “one another in the snow. A snow storm . ~~~ seems to bring with it an inspiration that even the sunshine doés not— ‘It dights up the face and it sparkles the eye, And even the dogs, with a bark anda bound Snap at the cystals that eddy around— The town is alive and its heart is aglow, To welcome the coming of the beantiful snow.” The gay sledges were out yesterday, notwithstanding the falling snow flakes, and they glided over the streets like meteors, the bells making merry musi¢, but as soon as they left the planking the runners cut through to the ground and the charm of sleigh riding was lost in the mud dy reality. From the toll house on the Washington road; about a mile and a half from town, the sleighing is first rate for miles.. Yesterday afternoon a party was being organized for a sleigh ride to Grass Valley. As the road to that-place is hard most of the way,.with sufficient -snow the sleighing would be excellent; The snow in this city by night was six inches deep, —_— _— We learn from W. H. Davidson, agent stages left. The snow several days ago was eight feet deep on a level at Meadow Lake. This storm will probably “raise it” several feet. Hopkinson, the expressman, “arrived here yesterday and reports it snow. ~ “ingfrom here to Dutch Flat. The snow about-Gregory’s & Marsh’s mill is“ nearly two feet deep. lication IN LITTLE Yorx.—A gentleman who traveled through Little York Township last week, informs us that fully twice been washed for the past two years. Many several years have been fitted up and are being worked. Many new diggings are being opened and. the miners are “piping” merrily at the great gravel beds: The cement mines are also yielding handsomely. It is thought the treasure yield of the township will be greatly increased this year. A Fine SLEIGH.—Clutter & Barton have just finished one of the finest sleighs we have ever seen in the mountains. The wood work was done by Clutter and the ironing by Barton. It will comfortably accommodate eleven persons and a driver. It was built for Gregory & English for that part of their route between Lake.City . and Moore’s Flat. They have snow enough to run from one to two months each Winter. : PREACHING SunDAY.—Divine services will be held at the Methodist Church, on Broad street, om, Sunday at 11 o ‘clock, A. M., and at 7 o’clock, P.M. Sabbath school at 14 o'clock. * Class dneeting. im mediately after morning service. Services at the Con, ional Church, in the morning at 110 , and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sabbath school immediately after morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirt will 4 cesnageae the a tist Church, in the morning at 11 o’cloc and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sabbath school immediately after morning service. _ Rev. Mr. Green will preach in the A. M. E. Church, on Pine street, on Sunday * morning at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sermons To Youne Mzn.—The fourth sermon to young men will be preached by Rey. D. A. Dryden, in the Methodist Church, this evening at 7 o'clock. The subject of the discourse will be “The Modern Pleasure Dance.” we CALIFORNIA LeapER.—The Cali_ fornia Leader has suspended publication and the subscription list has been transferred to the weekly ,Alta California.— _ There are some in this city who have paid . for the Leader. They willreceive the Alta }. instevd, and will no.doubt be plensed with . a a NNE Rr 7 ‘st? 7 aa sana ee <a 9 ima $20,000 WORTH . OF SPLENDID : FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! FURNISHING Goons, HATS, CAPS, ae BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER GoopDs, BLANKETS, BOY’S CLOTHINC, &e. &e. WILL NOW BE RETAILED —AT THE— Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS. NEW YORK COST PRICES ee This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of our store and everybedy,anm the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head to Foot. BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHINC . a FURNISHING GOODS! AT LOWER BATES Than ever before known in Nevada COUNTY! BANNER’ SI Is the place to Buy and save Money ! BANNER "BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Cor, Broad & Pine. sts. Nevada city. Has the Largest Cash Assets. Pays the Highest Dividends. And does tlie Largest amount of bus: sisting of {GE OC ERTES, Ee ARDWARE heart's content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in lik Corner of Broad and Pine Streets . quantitos . NEVADA CITY, KEROSENE of the most brilliant nature -and other OILS. = ~AT— To make the whole story short OUR ESTABLIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE In spite ofthe Hurricane and other tremendous “blows” they still ‘live and move and have their being” and succeed -in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, con“LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, . CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their &c., is wanted, they arethe men to supply any demand. . If the ladies “or any other man,”’ desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need.not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE., If Liquors of evéry de‘s¢ription are to be discovered anywhere, the cel‘Jar of GREGORY & WAIT£ is the most promi-' nent place to prospect,

ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 3 CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS: LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb. 8 TONS WHEAT. 12 TONS FEED. -.. CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, of every TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO'S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, “WASH. BOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER. DITTO OF NAILS. CANDLES to meet the ‘demand. LISHMENT IS AS COMPLETE AS ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. Thankful fora very liberal patronage the subscribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr high consideration, GREGORY & WAITE. : Nevada, Jan. 34. ALMANACS FOR 1867 ! Without Mieney and without Price! SPENCE’ &. Have just arrived AGENCY. With aLarge and well-selected stock The Mutual Life InsuranceCompany. ~ * ~~ OF NEW YORK. , {BOOTS AND SHOES, <d description. : = States. 19th, 1966. iness of any Company in the United The Home Mutual Fire Insurance By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its loss8 B. DAVENPORT, Agent. reasonable prices. ———— Commercial street, Two doors from Blaze’s Saloon, Nevada City. Nevada, December 20th. ; Which they will sell at the most JUST RECEIVED, _ Stamp’ Em. latest and most “Feablomatic ie "FISH. BB, at AOE N ist, Ace uA oka 7 1, KIwps or BUTL oF MACHINERY xr MRS. R. K. PEIRCE, . Fashionable Dress Maker MADY STREET, NEVADA cIry. In et ree ero = i LOAK es, of Particular attention paid to : “ aS 3 cENERAL VARIETY STORE. SILVER WARE, Watches, -AND EVERY VARIETY CALIFORNIA. ‘JEWELRY. ALL oF WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. By W. C. RANDOLPH, ‘Masonic Building. Nevada. December 19th. UNION. me ia STABLE. Foot of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & McOCOWEN. Horses, Carriages and Buggies To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Gentlemen. Ca for Funerals will be farnished on sh notice;—— Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of public patronage is solicited and satisfaction prod sraqeent sx Z 19 ! Dry Fancy Goods, Goods. flow to Eeonomize . ! Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH’?S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. —_—— Carpets. Willinery O11 Cloths, Ladies and Children’s Shoes. . p, ®. BAKER, Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladies or. Goods. . BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, tins Geese. seis guvetasd Nevada. . HAVE ON HAND a splendid stock of Goods for the ND op of a great ie to 4 and see the Toys! Apples, Pears and all kinds-of Fruits-—the best in the market, Cider—the prime juice of the Apple, manufac‘tared at Chapman's Ranch,: A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Older Vinegar. __ Nuts and hidetperintcg eget large gad fresh stock, of every kind. , -€igars_n@ Tobacco—a good eine A Pibe ee other articles too numerous to mention Now isthe time to buy at very low prices, “Nevada, Dec, 1ith. ei a BAKER & MARTIN, ‘Wholesale and Ret ers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS_ OF ALL KIND, PSE se fi —aLso— WHEAT, ‘ ; CORN, Pacis BARLEY, : _ GROUND FEED, , ® WOOD! WOOD! woop! Shakes, Shingles, &e., &C., WHERE ? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO, 178 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. Frames ! Frames . Frames . : P. KENT, ’ No, 87 Broad Street, Nevada City, Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House, os Wek he has oa hand the best stock of Mahogay, Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Moulding ev-_ er brought} to this count *'picture and all other kinds of Frames made on h 6 ot aoe notice and in the best he TER WORK, all kinds, done at short notice. " atBAM’L T. OATES, MINERSARMS SALOON. KISTLE & OATES, Broad Street, below National Exchange, Nevada City. vyen ‘want a First Clase Drink ax oy. i find it at the Miners Beer, by" thd alin Whisky, Wines, and Lager Beer quart, pint or glass, SAIRS & BRIDGEMAN, : Carpenters and Joiners, Be LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITIZENS of Nevada and vicinity that they have OPENED A SHOP, : ON BROAD STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE THETHEATRE. JOHN KISTLE. Jobbing promptly attended to. Paper Hanging and Glazing. Furniture made to order and repaired, Give us a call and satisfy yourselves Nevada, Jan. ist. LAFAYETTE BAKERY, CANDY MANUFA “Ez. W. BIGELOW, 2 DEALER IN Main street, Nevada. Bye Flour, “Lots For Sale and Rooms to Let. . the ehange. © nt oe ani * A. Cc. N Attorney and Cou cr at Law . ~? . TWO LOTS on Pine Street are offered for sale. Three Rooms to let in 11 house No. is Pine on the UD. And Ground Feed of all kinds. FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED, Wheat, Corn, . Bye Meal, we mye, &e. Oat Meal, €e. Broad street, Nevada. ae ge ms poe res Wer KOHL petit a city that he has ey — Largest assortment of Fine donne apna, On hand and will sell them at Lower Prices thas ther Ks t, ag 4 raney Candies in wheels, hearts, stare, = ean be found at this place r sale at. the Lowest Prices. constautly on 5 Weddin of of frosted VW a 4 eS eral discount to the trade, # aera Dy ee Les Bet oMNED To THE OLD STAND ‘Sve A large assortment of Dessert Cakes: —Lady Fin. seme gy 3 Re egRtoe ne arr ae Rent te Sivan te meee ree esas