January 22, 1873 (4 pages)

heice stock of ens, Flowers, ‘atsand Bon. d, &c, which and "vicinity Presents, A jes’ and Chiltyles, jurtrent tis, Will be ction guaran. deeld < SEED, Sent, iD. STORE. 8 EXTRACT, ROOF, TONS, or 50 Cents at ikfast” Rolls Sundays best variety of CTER, iN REFAC from the best a on short De ate ‘hat A, H. Hap orth jay = under the DSWURTH and — Lewis asked“him where he got the —lit-a candle; and after he had done 80; the watchman, Joseph Binney, . _ Suie, apon the charge of. stealing the 2 Beausrip. . paNK OF NEVADA couNTY. NEVADA en CAL, ~qocal, AFFAtRS. Cnimainiaie an Kitlea. We obtain the following particulars of the killing of a.Chinaman from Mr. Alexander, of French Corral. It appears that Mr.-A. H. Lewis, of French Corral, went to Rite’s bridge, on the North Yuba river on Monday forenoon last for the pur_-pose.of collecting. bills of parties re-. _ siding in that'vicinity. He met John “Willer on the togd and they traveled . —together. When: near the bridge, Mr. Lewis espied a well bucket in ‘front of 2 Chinese cabin, which had been stolen from his place on Sunday. ‘They got off their horses and : rapped. atthe door, when ‘a’China-+man made his appearance. Mr. bucket, but the Chinaman was not disposed to commit himself upon the subject. Mr. Lewis asked Mr. ‘Miller to look.out for the Chinaman, while he went to collect a bill, and then he would arrest and ‘take him to French Corral. been gone but a few minutes when the Chinaman. concluded to follow suit. Miller commanded him tostop, ‘and it'seems the Chinaman had gone as faras he intended to, to get in possession of an ax. As quick asa flash he picked up the ax and started for Mr. Miller. The latter seeing the Chinaman meant business, drew a Wesson pistol.and shot the Chinaman dead. :The ball passed through his head, over the left eye. On his person wus found five keys, and he was supposed to bea robbef. Jus. : tice Newell was notified and held an inquest upon the body, the evidence taken being in accordance with the_ above facts. The jury exonerated Mr. Miller, deeming it a case of justifiable homicide. Another Chinaman Killed, ' On Monday night last,a Chinaman _ entered the Kansas tunnel, owned by . : —Evans & Davis, at French Corral, for the purpose of cleaning up the sluice . * boxes. As soon as he got inside he fired at him, killing him instantly. The Chinaman was well fixed to make a good and succéssful raid, but was not permitted to have as good a thing as his other fellow countrymen had done in the past, and he proba> bly was ‘the chief of the robbers. >The people of the ridge have been greatly annoyed by. the Chinarten stealing everything in sight;and most of the companies are compelled to be at the expense of hiring a watchman to protect their property. The fate of this Chinaman may probably bea warning to other thieves who — that section of our ‘county. : ‘Petit eatin: Yesterday morning Marshal Getchell arrested a Chinaman named-Ah cabbage from the garden of Henry Kréiss, on “Monday night. In the last two weeks Kreiss has lost about 100 head of cabbage, and has twice driven the Chinaman off his place. + of the’cabbags were found in. his possession, and he sold several heads to James Colley. The case was tried before Justice Davidson and Ah BSuieadmitted he got the cabbage he sold to Colley from Kreiss’ lot, He was proved guilty, and sent ‘to_the county jail for twenty days We mnderstand that Ah Suie has been camping out in a ravine near town, and that he has been living on Marshal Getchellyesterday found him eating a very fine stew. “Alex. Gault has added to his bakery Attention of the trade. He says he ‘Will sell them on the most reasonable Lintels Mueshad Senssien. "We learn from ‘an exchange, that Billy Bennett, well known in Grass “08 Friday last, in San Francisco. ai side-of the face by @ inclement season. Lewis had not . : is a choice lot of groceriesund’. wee . ! eee ee which he invites the }“At Lester & Malloy's. ae. Pinqers, Mecthtenies, Maney Valley, met with a painfol accident . . Thappears. he was. standing on the}! Platform of the cart’at the San Jose . depot, on the} beet e155 yt a = ‘he: tain ‘wad : WILL ALLOW INTEREST ON TIMEpain On and°after Febriary 1, 1873; Are you hoarse, tormented with a cold, convulsed sore throat, troubled with adifficulty of breathing? If so. lose not an hour in, procu ring . Hale's Honey of. Horehound ar, the sole and SOV remedy or.such diseases. Crittenton’s, 7 6th Avenue; Sold by all druggists. = Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in1 minute. ———__ 2+ ____ —__—_ Founp at Last.—A remedy that not only relieves, but cures consumption and its numerous gatelites which revolve around it-in the shape of coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis Balsam of Wild Cherry. FOR SUPERIOR varrodsasial: go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco, as the First Premium for best general photegraphic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for1871. All work guaranteed. What the Season Suggests. To assume. warm clothing at the commencement of the cold:season is only an act of comiven prudence. But something more than this is required to put the body ly accomplished by the daily any_other means within the province of medical science, The fact-here stated is as incontrovertible as a demonstration in mathematics, Nobody disputes it. It is ® matter of common “belief and of general record. Here the case might be rested; but the public, naturally enough, wants te know why this famous vegetable specific is so far ahead of all other medicines of its class. This reasonable curiosity can be readily gratified. The Bitters comprise five important elements, viz: a stimulant, atonic, an aperient, and a blood depurent. Each of these components, as well'as each of the other subordinate ingredients, is the purest and best of its kind, They are ‘proportioned im accordance with a formula! that has been in use for twenty years, and operate harmoniously and simultaneously. Hence the uniform success of the medicizie, hessasereeneeestssiestnsessnassnsrenasisessessenstirsnsnsteansss: . Brosh Oysters, Daily. ‘i nr etme . y inform the we ing, . by express. Eastern and California Oo WweTtrrtrRrs, Which will be served up inany style denipmilies aupplied with Oysters on short omeemenber the old stand on Pins KOHLER’S BAKERY. CANDY MANUFACTORY, 9 So teeta al opposite Stumpf’s HoAS FOLLOWS : Six Months Time Deposits, 6 per’ cént. pez , anu ma. . Deposits, 4 Per . cetit. per ‘with a-hardcough, annoyed with a} etc. This remedy is Dr. Wistar’s in a state of defense against the searching . “pressing effect o on q nny a a ] animal spirits. The amount of life power at reasonable rates, of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters than by . . Fine: peo i. pee ken is mow receiybis Bakery THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. s Nathan & Casper’s, GooD NEW Ss! GooD NEWS. ce teremeeated : = Great Excitement ! ——AT— CLOTHING STORE. . Loox TO YOUR OUR INTEREST sone. ee — SS Checks eck ai ven MikcGberstea es ss —+ ope BOOTS rm JOHN W. HINDS, President. EAT “OR, W. Tony, Cashier, " ARE NOW READY Ss : Nevada City, Jan. 4th, 1873. —aND— Pennine TO Wass Lunes is this _ FURNISHING GOODS, Hams, Bacon, AND — Warranted to be No i. Quality. a CASHIN £4 A Psy + Nevada City, Jan. 1, 1873, . WM, B. CAMPBELL, . ARCHITECT, ‘ Buildings. ego Bi to Ci ‘Office over Beckman’s, corner Broad and Nevada City, August 14th, 1879. FURNITURE! FURNITURE INS in want of ‘in the Furniture line, sean te eee finest — a tions drawn for ao To be found in Nevada County. Which we will sell on and [after thisdate, at GREATLY REDUCED)" PRICES. ies We don't stick o1 out shingles ‘ae on our Goods to deceive the puba reputation for TRUTH, ;~-‘what we say is 1 truth ablic. It woropponents to seclithat ars doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. ‘We don't “shingle out’ Socks at two bits, we sell them at 121-2 ctsor $l perjdozen. No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody and 80 says ries business, and we will do just what we say, Our motto is” — Quick Sales and Small Profits. We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. '. Competition A Against Us. Nevada City. One and all Clothing Desilers. " : . tarIn this part of California. lic, but we have established only to attend strictly to our own . —— . @RAN D-EXHIBITION(: : “AND SALE OF © ACSHHEIDM ald ap a Corner-of Broad and. Pine. Streets, ( ADMISSION FREE. a Sales continue from 6,0'elock in the} lis morning till 8 in. the evening, ae eee “ire Os INTERMISSION. : BS ag lave the Latgest and pn en ee or ee Stock of ever trough to DISTAN CED “=BY— ACSHHEIM. BROS Importers & Wholesale Dealers. IN CLOTHING, &c. The ‘Largest, The Chien, _ ‘THE BEST, The Most Fashionable, seater AV EEEBODYT HAPPY except a Tiew unfortunate Men that we_OUT. SELL AND UNDERSELL. We pity the, latter] but;; we, ,can’t help them. : We buy our Goods. Cheaper than <others and we sell them CHEAPER. OUR PRICE LIST 18 OVER; ONE HUNDRED PER CT, LOWER Than Ever before offered in Nevada City} Beaver, Dress and Business Suits, of all grades and qualities, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen's . Furnishing Goods, Rubber Boots, . ous to mention can be seen at a “lea Goods which defy competion. The LOW PRICES of Goods whiehare Sa marked out at our Doors, Ginddens the wan fPurchaand ee eS oy ‘Thesé Bitters have been in the Z. _ binterest. Xow: cam find : good and _ Bed Reom and Parlor Sets! Beaver Suits at $15, cat uy em st extraordinary low fate bj Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie es 3. E. JOMNSTON. and Socks thrown in’ the bargain.) —_Scnrmercin) Street. Beaver Suits. at $17, ames AT LAW The same as the above. — ‘ _. Cassimere Suit, $25. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. . . Fine Busi — Suit, from $20 — ? ‘Bank ot Nevada County, Te batting . 10925. ae anaes ee -“Tulpac tnd Baskch Helis, RO. Attorne and Counse wii , . mec! ett a Orrick } Good -hesvy Cassimere: Pants; In Front of the Court House, 260 to $5. tien 3 te Fine English and French Cas-. . Foun men, n, Blacksmiths, ' : sid simere Pants, $6 50 to $9. Makers, ictal Which we boast are ni ito be found COAL. Jackson Creck and Bulk Cus . this side of San Francisco. ing ¢ speciality, the sbove are selected with . Wosts of all shapes and pattern J. H. DOYLE. 413 and 415 Pacific Pacific Street, and 420 and prices, Mast Street Wharf between Jackson n2 Pw a anh = Undershirts, 50 Cents each ~ TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES, And all the furnishing goods in “4 HAVE this day sppointed JOHN PAT. proportion. Eee oT halinae ceemenea . flannel Gray Undershirts, $1 25 : rae ogee curng ny wun _--. . Double sole. Rubber Roots at B. J. WATSON, Nevada City, Pec. 17th. $4 a pair i » Cal. Overshirts ati$1 75. crane isfaction is guaranteed in every te Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a pair. cae <CRERBRATED~ STOMACH Cates Seok, 75 ots Ye fae “ Peeaytedy te invited to examine oh were ogee Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. , . Ts ey ant paced fat ot Mey pee mie} If there is any reduction in ics setiietn* : list of prices we shall publish a new list daily. ‘your Clothing‘and consult your own t. teshignable bting bsép at . STA @ CARPERR:, Call at Nathan & Cosper’s for . TERROR TO OPPONENTS ! buyers, not only in San Francisco, but also in the Eastern markets, by which means we are enabled to take aces of the fluctuations in priges and purchase our Goods at Low. de Rates than any other House in Nevada County. . 2 Our Stock is complete and sat-. Don’t forget the place. ACSHHEIM BROS. . Cones of Bean ‘and Pine’ Streets. Coats, and other Goods toe numes: ar IN PLAIN FIGURES” on our . RR ERNE ea We constantly employ gonspetent } « ; eee ESPE@TFULLY announces $0." le of Nevadmeity and county that be aS has reesei’ 3 reeeivedia. CONSISTINGLOP BUSINESS SUIPS, “ [DRESS SUITS, . BOY'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING ——— INDIA RUBBER WEAR, Of ailtkinds BLANKETS, on, 7 oe : Ete. Ete. Which he offers for sale at the Lowes. Living Rates, The Goods are all new and selected oo pressly for this market. a People will do well to call and exemine. his stock and prices before purchasing else~ +-where. panarauartamroamandna PRATT’S ABOLITION OL. PROPLE’S NEVER FAILING r KEMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, NEWRALGIA, Gout, Paralysis, Lame Baek, Sprains, Bruises, Stik Joints Comtracted Cords and Muselesa, Pain in the Breast, Pleurisy Sore Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cram) Chelera Morbus, : ad Ache, T'ovethache, Kar ache, And all external and inturnal Pains. . and Aches, PRATT’S ABOLITION -OiL; THK POOR MAN'S URIEND. Every Bottle its own ‘Testimonial $ BLOOD! ‘BLOOD! BLOOD! a RIVER OF LIVE Purify it with PRATT‘S NEW LIFE, The Great Vegetabie BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER INage VIGORATOR. OURES Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases. CURES snd Inflamatory Rhoumation, shes athe Serene Chromic Rs ICATES Syphilitie taint and all heredits . iaorders of he Biood trom the System.CUBES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA. Revers fer Kidneys to healt® action; keeps the Bowels as reguer os clockwork and fortifies the — ‘Banner Bros. olé Ytand. US

heice stock of ens, Flowers, ‘atsand Bon. d, &c, which and "vicinity Presents, A jes’ and Chiltyles, jurtrent tis, Will be ction guaran. deeld < SEED, Sent, iD. STORE. 8 EXTRACT, ROOF, TONS, or 50 Cents at ikfast” Rolls Sundays best variety of CTER, iN REFAC from the best a on short De ate ‘hat A, H. Hap orth jay = under the DSWURTH and — Lewis asked“him where he got the —lit-a candle; and after he had done 80; the watchman, Joseph Binney, . _ Suie, apon the charge of. stealing the 2 Beausrip. . paNK OF NEVADA couNTY. NEVADA en CAL, ~qocal, AFFAtRS. Cnimainiaie an Kitlea. We obtain the following particulars of the killing of a.Chinaman from Mr. Alexander, of French Corral. It appears that Mr.-A. H. Lewis, of French Corral, went to Rite’s bridge, on the North Yuba river on Monday forenoon last for the pur_-pose.of collecting. bills of parties re-. _ siding in that'vicinity. He met John “Willer on the togd and they traveled . —together. When: near the bridge, Mr. Lewis espied a well bucket in ‘front of 2 Chinese cabin, which had been stolen from his place on Sunday. ‘They got off their horses and : rapped. atthe door, when ‘a’China-+man made his appearance. Mr. bucket, but the Chinaman was not disposed to commit himself upon the subject. Mr. Lewis asked Mr. ‘Miller to look.out for the Chinaman, while he went to collect a bill, and then he would arrest and ‘take him to French Corral. been gone but a few minutes when the Chinaman. concluded to follow suit. Miller commanded him tostop, ‘and it'seems the Chinaman had gone as faras he intended to, to get in possession of an ax. As quick asa flash he picked up the ax and started for Mr. Miller. The latter seeing the Chinaman meant business, drew a Wesson pistol.and shot the Chinaman dead. :The ball passed through his head, over the left eye. On his person wus found five keys, and he was supposed to bea robbef. Jus. : tice Newell was notified and held an inquest upon the body, the evidence taken being in accordance with the_ above facts. The jury exonerated Mr. Miller, deeming it a case of justifiable homicide. Another Chinaman Killed, ' On Monday night last,a Chinaman _ entered the Kansas tunnel, owned by . : —Evans & Davis, at French Corral, for the purpose of cleaning up the sluice . * boxes. As soon as he got inside he fired at him, killing him instantly. The Chinaman was well fixed to make a good and succéssful raid, but was not permitted to have as good a thing as his other fellow countrymen had done in the past, and he proba> bly was ‘the chief of the robbers. >The people of the ridge have been greatly annoyed by. the Chinarten stealing everything in sight;and most of the companies are compelled to be at the expense of hiring a watchman to protect their property. The fate of this Chinaman may probably bea warning to other thieves who — that section of our ‘county. : ‘Petit eatin: Yesterday morning Marshal Getchell arrested a Chinaman named-Ah cabbage from the garden of Henry Kréiss, on “Monday night. In the last two weeks Kreiss has lost about 100 head of cabbage, and has twice driven the Chinaman off his place. + of the’cabbags were found in. his possession, and he sold several heads to James Colley. The case was tried before Justice Davidson and Ah BSuieadmitted he got the cabbage he sold to Colley from Kreiss’ lot, He was proved guilty, and sent ‘to_the county jail for twenty days We mnderstand that Ah Suie has been camping out in a ravine near town, and that he has been living on Marshal Getchellyesterday found him eating a very fine stew. “Alex. Gault has added to his bakery Attention of the trade. He says he ‘Will sell them on the most reasonable Lintels Mueshad Senssien. "We learn from ‘an exchange, that Billy Bennett, well known in Grass “08 Friday last, in San Francisco. ai side-of the face by @ inclement season. Lewis had not . : is a choice lot of groceriesund’. wee . ! eee ee which he invites the }“At Lester & Malloy's. ae. Pinqers, Mecthtenies, Maney Valley, met with a painfol accident . . Thappears. he was. standing on the}! Platform of the cart’at the San Jose . depot, on the} beet e155 yt a = ‘he: tain ‘wad : WILL ALLOW INTEREST ON TIMEpain On and°after Febriary 1, 1873; Are you hoarse, tormented with a cold, convulsed sore throat, troubled with adifficulty of breathing? If so. lose not an hour in, procu ring . Hale's Honey of. Horehound ar, the sole and SOV remedy or.such diseases. Crittenton’s, 7 6th Avenue; Sold by all druggists. = Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in1 minute. ———__ 2+ ____ —__—_ Founp at Last.—A remedy that not only relieves, but cures consumption and its numerous gatelites which revolve around it-in the shape of coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis Balsam of Wild Cherry. FOR SUPERIOR varrodsasial: go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco, as the First Premium for best general photegraphic work was awar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for1871. All work guaranteed. What the Season Suggests. To assume. warm clothing at the commencement of the cold:season is only an act of comiven prudence. But something more than this is required to put the body ly accomplished by the daily any_other means within the province of medical science, The fact-here stated is as incontrovertible as a demonstration in mathematics, Nobody disputes it. It is ® matter of common “belief and of general record. Here the case might be rested; but the public, naturally enough, wants te know why this famous vegetable specific is so far ahead of all other medicines of its class. This reasonable curiosity can be readily gratified. The Bitters comprise five important elements, viz: a stimulant, atonic, an aperient, and a blood depurent. Each of these components, as well'as each of the other subordinate ingredients, is the purest and best of its kind, They are ‘proportioned im accordance with a formula! that has been in use for twenty years, and operate harmoniously and simultaneously. Hence the uniform success of the medicizie, hessasereeneeestssiestnsessnassnsrenasisessessenstirsnsnsteansss: . Brosh Oysters, Daily. ‘i nr etme . y inform the we ing, . by express. Eastern and California Oo WweTtrrtrRrs, Which will be served up inany style denipmilies aupplied with Oysters on short omeemenber the old stand on Pins KOHLER’S BAKERY. CANDY MANUFACTORY, 9 So teeta al opposite Stumpf’s HoAS FOLLOWS : Six Months Time Deposits, 6 per’ cént. pez , anu ma. . Deposits, 4 Per . cetit. per ‘with a-hardcough, annoyed with a} etc. This remedy is Dr. Wistar’s in a state of defense against the searching . “pressing effect o on q nny a a ] animal spirits. The amount of life power at reasonable rates, of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters than by . . Fine: peo i. pee ken is mow receiybis Bakery THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. s Nathan & Casper’s, GooD NEW Ss! GooD NEWS. ce teremeeated : = Great Excitement ! ——AT— CLOTHING STORE. . Loox TO YOUR OUR INTEREST sone. ee — SS

Checks eck ai ven MikcGberstea es ss —+ ope BOOTS rm JOHN W. HINDS, President. EAT “OR, W. Tony, Cashier, " ARE NOW READY Ss : Nevada City, Jan. 4th, 1873. —aND— Pennine TO Wass Lunes is this _ FURNISHING GOODS, Hams, Bacon, AND — Warranted to be No i. Quality. a CASHIN £4 A Psy + Nevada City, Jan. 1, 1873, . WM, B. CAMPBELL, . ARCHITECT, ‘ Buildings. ego Bi to Ci ‘Office over Beckman’s, corner Broad and Nevada City, August 14th, 1879. FURNITURE! FURNITURE INS in want of ‘in the Furniture line, sean te eee finest — a tions drawn for ao To be found in Nevada County. Which we will sell on and [after thisdate, at GREATLY REDUCED)" PRICES. ies We don't stick o1 out shingles ‘ae on our Goods to deceive the puba reputation for TRUTH, ;~-‘what we say is 1 truth ablic. It woropponents to seclithat ars doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. ‘We don't “shingle out’ Socks at two bits, we sell them at 121-2 ctsor $l perjdozen. No Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. We have no motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, nor bear any animosity to anybody and 80 says ries business, and we will do just what we say, Our motto is” — Quick Sales and Small Profits. We publish to the world our list of prices, and fear nobody. '. Competition A Against Us. Nevada City. One and all Clothing Desilers. " : . tarIn this part of California. lic, but we have established only to attend strictly to our own . —— . @RAN D-EXHIBITION(: : “AND SALE OF © ACSHHEIDM ald ap a Corner-of Broad and. Pine. Streets, ( ADMISSION FREE. a Sales continue from 6,0'elock in the} lis morning till 8 in. the evening, ae eee “ire Os INTERMISSION. : BS ag lave the Latgest and pn en ee or ee Stock of ever trough to DISTAN CED “=BY— ACSHHEIM. BROS Importers & Wholesale Dealers. IN CLOTHING, &c. The ‘Largest, The Chien, _ ‘THE BEST, The Most Fashionable, seater AV EEEBODYT HAPPY except a Tiew unfortunate Men that we_OUT. SELL AND UNDERSELL. We pity the, latter] but;; we, ,can’t help them. : We buy our Goods. Cheaper than <others and we sell them CHEAPER. OUR PRICE LIST 18 OVER; ONE HUNDRED PER CT, LOWER Than Ever before offered in Nevada City} Beaver, Dress and Business Suits, of all grades and qualities, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen's . Furnishing Goods, Rubber Boots, . ous to mention can be seen at a “lea Goods which defy competion. The LOW PRICES of Goods whiehare Sa marked out at our Doors, Ginddens the wan fPurchaand ee eS oy ‘Thesé Bitters have been in the Z. _ binterest. Xow: cam find : good and _ Bed Reom and Parlor Sets! Beaver Suits at $15, cat uy em st extraordinary low fate bj Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie es 3. E. JOMNSTON. and Socks thrown in’ the bargain.) —_Scnrmercin) Street. Beaver Suits. at $17, ames AT LAW The same as the above. — ‘ _. Cassimere Suit, $25. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. . . Fine Busi — Suit, from $20 — ? ‘Bank ot Nevada County, Te batting . 10925. ae anaes ee -“Tulpac tnd Baskch Helis, RO. Attorne and Counse wii , . mec! ett a Orrick } Good -hesvy Cassimere: Pants; In Front of the Court House, 260 to $5. tien 3 te Fine English and French Cas-. . Foun men, n, Blacksmiths, ' : sid simere Pants, $6 50 to $9. Makers, ictal Which we boast are ni ito be found COAL. Jackson Creck and Bulk Cus . this side of San Francisco. ing ¢ speciality, the sbove are selected with . Wosts of all shapes and pattern J. H. DOYLE. 413 and 415 Pacific Pacific Street, and 420 and prices, Mast Street Wharf between Jackson n2 Pw a anh = Undershirts, 50 Cents each ~ TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES, And all the furnishing goods in “4 HAVE this day sppointed JOHN PAT. proportion. Eee oT halinae ceemenea . flannel Gray Undershirts, $1 25 : rae ogee curng ny wun _--. . Double sole. Rubber Roots at B. J. WATSON, Nevada City, Pec. 17th. $4 a pair i » Cal. Overshirts ati$1 75. crane isfaction is guaranteed in every te Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a pair. cae <CRERBRATED~ STOMACH Cates Seok, 75 ots Ye fae “ Peeaytedy te invited to examine oh were ogee Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. , . Ts ey ant paced fat ot Mey pee mie} If there is any reduction in ics setiietn* : list of prices we shall publish a new list daily. ‘your Clothing‘and consult your own t. teshignable bting bsép at . STA @ CARPERR:, Call at Nathan & Cosper’s for . TERROR TO OPPONENTS ! buyers, not only in San Francisco, but also in the Eastern markets, by which means we are enabled to take aces of the fluctuations in priges and purchase our Goods at Low. de Rates than any other House in Nevada County. . 2 Our Stock is complete and sat-. Don’t forget the place. ACSHHEIM BROS. . Cones of Bean ‘and Pine’ Streets. Coats, and other Goods toe numes: ar IN PLAIN FIGURES” on our . RR ERNE ea We constantly employ gonspetent } « ; eee ESPE@TFULLY announces $0." le of Nevadmeity and county that be aS has reesei’ 3 reeeivedia. CONSISTINGLOP BUSINESS SUIPS, “ [DRESS SUITS, . BOY'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING ——— INDIA RUBBER WEAR, Of ailtkinds BLANKETS, on, 7 oe : Ete. Ete. Which he offers for sale at the Lowes. Living Rates, The Goods are all new and selected oo pressly for this market. a People will do well to call and exemine. his stock and prices before purchasing else~ +-where. panarauartamroamandna PRATT’S ABOLITION OL. PROPLE’S NEVER FAILING r KEMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, NEWRALGIA, Gout, Paralysis, Lame Baek, Sprains, Bruises, Stik Joints Comtracted Cords and Muselesa, Pain in the Breast, Pleurisy Sore Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cram) Chelera Morbus, : ad Ache, T'ovethache, Kar ache, And all external and inturnal Pains. . and Aches, PRATT’S ABOLITION -OiL; THK POOR MAN'S URIEND. Every Bottle its own ‘Testimonial $ BLOOD! ‘BLOOD! BLOOD! a RIVER OF LIVE Purify it with PRATT‘S NEW LIFE, The Great Vegetabie BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER INage VIGORATOR. OURES Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases. CURES snd Inflamatory Rhoumation, shes athe Serene Chromic Rs ICATES Syphilitie taint and all heredits . iaorders of he Biood trom the System.CUBES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA. Revers fer Kidneys to healt® action; keeps the Bowels as reguer os clockwork and fortifies the — ‘Banner Bros. olé Ytand. US