January 4, 1870 (4 pages)

aac PRA 1. oe “4 . A. W. Lester received \a lot of goods}: test, direct from Chicago, ‘consisting of Woshings Crystal; ‘Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, Cream_of Tartar; ete., which they propose to.sell at greatly"reduted ‘rates. "The Crystal and Baking Powders are new things, cheaperand better than washing fluid--or yeastpowders. ~~ REsTAvRANT,—J. N. Hamilton, on supplied with @he best the market affords, and is ready to accommodate the public with meals at any. hour of the day. See-his advertisement. _REPRODUCER.—W. G@. Bigot; of tlie Rees 3 C Clie ‘ ’ ae: 3 e WORLD THE CONSPIRATOR.—D. J, Hickey was arrested as’ one of the conspirators engaged-in burning sheds on the’ Cen: tral’ Pacific Railroad, and after they ‘were discharged at Auburn, he was P ONLY! arrested on a writ from this county, ts charged with setting fire to the Round 3, ‘1870. _ House at Truckee. On Sunday tast . Sheriff Neff of Placer county, brought tists, from . Hickey to this city from Auburn, and ill appear: he was lodgedin_ the CountyJail “to: a Sopran, await examination on the charge of Contraite, arson. . 2» ‘Ta#® Pusiic ScHoors.—The Public Solebet : Schools of this city commenced yesterra day mornihg, under the following IZEPTT'S ‘teachers: High School, Mr. Power; cts, = Grammar School, Mr. White ; Interme; diate School, Miss McCormick; Prima. et ries, Miss La Grange, Miss Edwards and _Miss Palmer.— There are. now six schools in the building, one less than . last term, and the average yesterday was about 52 te each school. _ It will probably be several days before all the Acts, MISS dd ? “Watson. Acts, SIG. TANT ADLSap pupils are in for the term. gpd a 24 APPLICATION FoR ADMIssIon.—Yeseats Al Gi. ‘terday morning Judge Searls made a ‘Manager, motion in the District Court for the admission of A. W. Potter to practice lawLESSING Judge Searls, Judge Niles and A. B. ) Dibble were appointed a—committee to} wicieer: examine the applicant. A. W. Potter So aie has had targe experience in all matters . oe pertaining to the service of papers, etc.; > Cents. ; A gon and will undoubtedly pass a satisfac. B & tory examination. ; et BG ec eared = d-children JusTICg oF THE PeEace.—John Cald. pplied tor 2% well has justentered upon the dis. charge of his duties as Justice of the ‘ORE Peace, and has fitted up a large and well arranged office opposite the Bank, LN PATEIBON. on Broad street. Mr. Caldwell has berisON, fore served one term in this position, ford. > and also one term as District Attorney, yada City. and ig thoroughly qualified for his duY TO. THE ties. ep conetantig Se : JuDGe ReaRDAN.—Judge Reardan entered yesterday upon the discharge of pn his duties as District Judge.The Judge tias had experience on the bench;. bok ae and will undoubtedly discharge his dukg meant ty in a satisfactory manner. He “yes. NKS, GOED terday, upon taking his seat imme(srapdiprere diately proceeded to execute its duties, entof BTARe ee Papa ae ie : ARTICLES, by ordering the Clerk to call the jurors eters Shake summoned to serve in the cases fortrial. THE OPERA.—On Saturday evening’ the celebrated Brignoli’s opera troupe rH’S will visit this city, accompanied by a 6 #¢ fullorchestra. Don Pasquale will be CANS . the programme, and between the acts a __ ballad will be sung by Miss Isabell McCulloch, the Prima Donna, and a Li) Fae pe enereermtrision tel claronet by Sig. Ciccone. The pereet, formances of thig troupe are—spoken of . in the highest terms, and-the—musie : will. excel any ever heard in the mounkes Home ; tains, WSEK oF PRrAYER.— By arrangement among the evangelical churches, the first week of the New Year is spent in prayer throughout the Christian world. In accordance with this arTangement meetings will be held in the Churches of this city as follows: At the hers in their van tone, velperior in exnd elasticity . ect in rapid -e by far the Hi, forming & the Parlor or : little space. Set tema Baptist Church to-night, Wednesday r to any other and Thursday at the Congregational sureeds Church, Friday and Saturday at the . Methodist Church. All are invited to URANCK attend, pee [BER Lar LATE PaPEers.—Spencer & Pattison hangs "yesterday supplied us with Harper’s 0,000. Bazar and the New York Ledger. They taken at the ~~ have always the papers of lata@t dates, ANN, Prea’ts sand have now a supply of Almanacs for , Nevada cit 1870. ‘ ere at Sie ot LL; FURNITURE~-aT AUCTION.—An exLOR, Yum® cellent let of furniture; consisting of . et ae fine spring mattresses, chairs, tables, f material and Stoves, chamber and parlor sets, -eomat short noprising in all a full set of first class) as household furniture, will be sold at blic ! Suction, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co's ti, has left my office, on Commercial street, to-day. arned ot 10 Those who want bargains should be on jli not be rehand, aes contacting: —— Bevin Sai sisoe ee a ; ae ot myoelf Fravokine Extracts. — Thomas SCLEUTTI. Shurtleff has received a fine assortifent . Fetirniig to the cities and towns, they find in” THE DUTCH FLAT AND = NEVADA STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct connection with the Eastern follows: For passage apply at the Stage Office, . National Exchange Saloon, tendered pe on New Year’s day to a bottle of Dr. Jennings’ Reproducer. This. mixture is sold only by Bigot, and bald heads should take notice that had the reproducer, n-used, the fact that “Old Uncle Ned had no hair,” would n@er have -been rendered in verse. It is splendid for the hair, QUARTERLYMEETING.—On next Saturday the Second Quarterly Meeting of the Methodist Church in this city will Ccommence-on next Saturday evening. On. Sunday morning at 11. o’clock, Rev. C. V. Anthony of Grasa Valley will preach,and Presiding Elder Hazen will preach in the evening. , BLazk’s Estate.—'The sale of personal property, consisting of saloon fixtures, pictures;cabinet and furniture belonging to the—estateof John Bazely,, deceased, will take place to morrow morning .at 10 o’clock, having been postponed to that time, What the Miners say of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. During the~season when the Gold Harvest is generally suspended, and the reapers of the glituering crop seek the cities to enjoy ‘themselves, there is, of course, a good deat uf conviviality among this enterprising and hard working class; but dram-drinking is mot carried to the excess that it was some years ago. This may fairly be atiributed to the growing distaste-for raw spirits engendered by the use of HOSTETTaR’S S1TOMACH BITTERS. This famous stomachic is in universal favor with. the miners. They take it with them to the interior, and use it reguiarly not as a beverage, but as a strengthsustaining—tonie;and~antidete—to—the~tn= healthy-influentes to which they are exposed in, the localities where they labor; and on its refreshing and invigorating properties the best safe.guard,not only against the Dissasgs, but against the pissrration of crowded com. munities. It is one of the peenliarities of the preparation that it is an ANTIDOTE TO INEBRIETY. Those who take it as an appetizer sand invigorant, aver that they have no desire whatever for liquor of any description, and, whateverJanatics may think to the contrary, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS is a powerful ally of the temperance cause, It is'because unmedicated alcohol weakens the stomach and the nervous system by it reaction, that it begets a craving ior itself. It excites;and when the excitement passes off, debility. ensues, aiid more fuelis needed to renew the artifi cial fire that has, so to speak, burnt itself out; Bat the effect of ‘the great vegetable tonic and alterative is te invigorate the eyetem perma nently and healtfully, AUCTION SALE. te" A Large Lot of 3 HOUSE KCL I , AND’ KITCHEN FURNITURE. WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, —OvUN-— ~ TUESDAY, JAN, 4th, at 11 o’cl’k. AT THE AUCTION ROOMS, ‘opposite Wells Fargo & Co’s Express Office, Main St. I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. Nevada, Jan. Ist. ; For Nevada State and Omaha! Via. Dutch Flat. and Western beund trains at Dutch Flat, as ‘beaving Dutch Flat Station at 7 o'clock, A. M., or on the arrival of the Westward hound train, arriving in Nevada City av 11 A. M. Leaving NevadaCity at.1 o cohnect with the tern bound train, at Datch Fiat, at 6.10 P. M.-going and coming vis Red Dog, You Bet and Little York. 2 The entire trip made in daylight. es . Union Hotel, on Main street. : ‘GEO. H. COLBY, Proprietor. Commercial stre¢t, has his restaurant . clock, P. M. will . THOS. SHURTLEFF, Junction Main & Commercial Sts a IN DR. KENT'S-BULLDING, ————+ Where he will keep constantly on—hand-#-fall assortment of . GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. CAN AND SHELF Goops, Teas of the finest brands, Excellent Coffeé and a genera assortment for the larder. All Goods sold-at,the very lowest Cash Prices: KF The People of Nevada will find it to. their advantage to callon me. THOS. SHRUTLEFF, ¢ > Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, SOMETHING NEW! THE ; NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Conimercial street, ' \-Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. S&S McROBERTS & CO. ) %\4 conetantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of . . ‘GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest Cash rates. ‘he attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our-Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial relerence to the wants of this community. TEKAS—the heat inthe market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEKs, Granulated, Pul: verized and Crushed sUGAKS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds ; FLOUR, MIXED age and GRAIN, POfTATUES, ONIONS, Cc. ie E™ ~ 7 Everything in our line will be sold at the Jowest possibic price for cash, ig W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 13th. . a PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, — Incorporated...0ctober, 1868 (>} BIKCT.-THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment within sixty days after the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns, Las Inany dollars as there are individuaisof the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged. MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription fees are ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on the death of each subscriber. ‘Yhe one dollar irom each subscriber is paid to the heirs or assigns of the deceased. ‘he subscribers are divided into classes, including males and females, Hach class is limited to 6,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed. No person is 80 poor that-he can not pay ten gollars at joining and one doilar occasionaily, thus securing $5,000 to his:or_her heirs or assigns, fiow to BECOME A MEMBER.—A person desirous of becoming asubscriper must fll out “SIS ppnicalion, ana forward it with ten dollars by check, drait or by express in gold or silver coin. . All communications should be addressed:to the Hevretary ofthe PACIFIC PRUTEUCTIVE ASSUUIATIUN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and-sacfamenw streets (over, Vonofue & Kelly's bauk,) San Francisco. OFFiCcKRSs.—Benj) H, Freesnan, President; Geo. H. KuseeH, V.ce President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, ‘l'reasurer, REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY vui'tON, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, ‘¢ Hon. SAMUEL COWBES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francis Hon aA. J. GUNNIS San-francisco. H. J. BOUTH, Exq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENKY #. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate; San Francisco. Fe os seis JUHN VU. HANSCOM, Esq., “Ztha Iron Works, San Franciso. JOHN H, U' BKIEN, Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co,, San Francisco. ' ‘ Han. J, P. JUNKS, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G, GUILD. Agent, nli¢4 3 Nevada city. A. AITKEN, HsRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., ‘ PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 177 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, m SACRAMENTO, N, Atforney at Law, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS é ke, &e> All kinds of work done in Indian ES Diggings, Italian & Vermont Miarae Dic. Sculpture and Ornamentai work done in superior style. W.C.POPE, Agent, Grass Valley, where can be seen designs of everything in the Mar’ ble line, "BM HUNT, MD, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN Nevada, Oct. 5th: _-Of shelf goods direct from Chicago. d11:3m Me _S#ocramntk’ INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! VATS DE MATTER! 1!” Everybody Provided For! RICH AND POOR. Competition Agains Us pay oe COMPLETE FIZZLE! High: Prices are Slaughtered and the People with , their Glorious “BAN N FR” Move on their way Rejoicing. _—_ Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is— ._ established that. tha. BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS, IN THE CLOTHING LINE None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!’ Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTStiLL AND UNDERSKLE?! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM: CHEAPER +—receiving from the Eastern. _a8 well as San Francisco MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDOCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing “Litie. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enables us to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY COMPETITION. Of Gents? Furnisiiing Goods, California and Eastern, . Fine & Minjng Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and: CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets ~ atall Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the Market. : ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal in Clothing both in this City and County, we would s@y call on us ‘before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates 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 ihaukful for their confidence, and will return it in future by selling our goods #0 low ag te equelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. . Don’t forget the place where you get your moneéey’s worth at the wrioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. ~NBVADA CITY Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cor. BroadandPinest: ~ BBY FOR THE FALL OF 18691! “Dunder nnd “Blix !". OLD AND_ YOUNG, . . Markets, DIRECT; the —— We also have a Large Assortment Cial Sts. Nevada: = a MAN'S GREATEST DUTY! ‘ % TAT PACT peer a NOR THAT BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER AT ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR, PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haagf&fCo's old stand.), THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take no= __ Mee, compare items, examine stock, —AND— vaio FOR THEMSELVES} LEAVEJX OURAMONEY] WHERE YOU GET THEMOsT AND BEST. —FrOR— THE LEAST MONEY! we _.Now ON HAND,"and [CONSTANTLY REee . CEIVING Now on_hand and constantly. CLOTHING. QF ALL KINDS, consisting im part of SPLENcy : DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, : .BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. ~f = MEN'S AND BOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS,, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. . Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, —aAND— FANCY GOODS OF. ALL KINDS. (@ Men’s & Boys? HATS & CAPS, tar-Recently LARGE ADDITIONS. have been made to the Steck. a<=No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure ‘to tell Our Prices. Call onus and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afDo not forget the place z LRGSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine and Cemmer#25 a F eps! eee e er ea ee ee ee re

aac PRA 1. oe “4 . A. W. Lester received \a lot of goods}: test, direct from Chicago, ‘consisting of Woshings Crystal; ‘Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, Cream_of Tartar; ete., which they propose to.sell at greatly"reduted ‘rates. "The Crystal and Baking Powders are new things, cheaperand better than washing fluid--or yeastpowders. ~~ REsTAvRANT,—J. N. Hamilton, on supplied with @he best the market affords, and is ready to accommodate the public with meals at any. hour of the day. See-his advertisement. _REPRODUCER.—W. G@. Bigot; of tlie Rees 3 C Clie ‘ ’ ae: 3 e WORLD THE CONSPIRATOR.—D. J, Hickey was arrested as’ one of the conspirators engaged-in burning sheds on the’ Cen: tral’ Pacific Railroad, and after they ‘were discharged at Auburn, he was P ONLY! arrested on a writ from this county, ts charged with setting fire to the Round 3, ‘1870. _ House at Truckee. On Sunday tast . Sheriff Neff of Placer county, brought tists, from . Hickey to this city from Auburn, and ill appear: he was lodgedin_ the CountyJail “to: a Sopran, await examination on the charge of Contraite, arson. . 2» ‘Ta#® Pusiic ScHoors.—The Public Solebet : Schools of this city commenced yesterra day mornihg, under the following IZEPTT'S ‘teachers: High School, Mr. Power; cts, = Grammar School, Mr. White ; Interme; diate School, Miss McCormick; Prima. et ries, Miss La Grange, Miss Edwards and _Miss Palmer.— There are. now six schools in the building, one less than . last term, and the average yesterday was about 52 te each school. _ It will probably be several days before all the Acts, MISS dd ? “Watson. Acts, SIG. TANT ADLSap pupils are in for the term. gpd a 24 APPLICATION FoR ADMIssIon.—Yeseats Al Gi. ‘terday morning Judge Searls made a ‘Manager, motion in the District Court for the admission of A. W. Potter to practice lawLESSING Judge Searls, Judge Niles and A. B. ) Dibble were appointed a—committee to} wicieer: examine the applicant. A. W. Potter So aie has had targe experience in all matters . oe pertaining to the service of papers, etc.; > Cents. ; A gon and will undoubtedly pass a satisfac. B & tory examination. ; et BG ec eared = d-children JusTICg oF THE PeEace.—John Cald. pplied tor 2% well has justentered upon the dis. charge of his duties as Justice of the ‘ORE Peace, and has fitted up a large and well arranged office opposite the Bank, LN PATEIBON. on Broad street. Mr. Caldwell has berisON, fore served one term in this position, ford. > and also one term as District Attorney, yada City. and ig thoroughly qualified for his duY TO. THE ties. ep conetantig Se : JuDGe ReaRDAN.—Judge Reardan entered yesterday upon the discharge of pn his duties as District Judge.The Judge tias had experience on the bench;. bok ae and will undoubtedly discharge his dukg meant ty in a satisfactory manner. He “yes. NKS, GOED terday, upon taking his seat imme(srapdiprere diately proceeded to execute its duties, entof BTARe ee Papa ae ie : ARTICLES, by ordering the Clerk to call the jurors eters Shake summoned to serve in the cases fortrial. THE OPERA.—On Saturday evening’ the celebrated Brignoli’s opera troupe rH’S will visit this city, accompanied by a 6 #¢ fullorchestra. Don Pasquale will be CANS . the programme, and between the acts a __ ballad will be sung by Miss Isabell McCulloch, the Prima Donna, and a Li) Fae pe enereermtrision tel claronet by Sig. Ciccone. The pereet, formances of thig troupe are—spoken of . in the highest terms, and-the—musie : will. excel any ever heard in the mounkes Home ; tains, WSEK oF PRrAYER.— By arrangement among the evangelical churches, the first week of the New Year is spent in prayer throughout the Christian world. In accordance with this arTangement meetings will be held in the Churches of this city as follows: At the hers in their van tone, velperior in exnd elasticity . ect in rapid -e by far the Hi, forming & the Parlor or : little space. Set tema Baptist Church to-night, Wednesday r to any other and Thursday at the Congregational sureeds Church, Friday and Saturday at the . Methodist Church. All are invited to URANCK attend, pee [BER Lar LATE PaPEers.—Spencer & Pattison hangs "yesterday supplied us with Harper’s 0,000. Bazar and the New York Ledger. They taken at the ~~ have always the papers of lata@t dates, ANN, Prea’ts sand have now a supply of Almanacs for , Nevada cit 1870. ‘ ere at Sie ot LL; FURNITURE~-aT AUCTION.—An exLOR, Yum® cellent let of furniture; consisting of . et ae fine spring mattresses, chairs, tables, f material and Stoves, chamber and parlor sets, -eomat short noprising in all a full set of first class) as household furniture, will be sold at blic ! Suction, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co's ti, has left my office, on Commercial street, to-day. arned ot 10 Those who want bargains should be on jli not be rehand, aes contacting: —— Bevin Sai sisoe ee a ; ae ot myoelf Fravokine Extracts. — Thomas SCLEUTTI. Shurtleff has received a fine assortifent . Fetirniig to the cities and towns, they find in” THE DUTCH FLAT AND = NEVADA STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct connection with the Eastern follows: For passage apply at the Stage Office, . National Exchange Saloon, tendered pe on New Year’s day to a bottle of Dr. Jennings’ Reproducer. This. mixture is sold only by Bigot, and bald heads should take notice that had the reproducer, n-used, the fact that “Old Uncle Ned had no hair,” would n@er have -been rendered in verse. It is splendid for the hair, QUARTERLYMEETING.—On next Saturday the Second Quarterly Meeting of the Methodist Church in this city will Ccommence-on next Saturday evening. On. Sunday morning at 11. o’clock, Rev. C. V. Anthony of Grasa Valley will preach,and Presiding Elder Hazen will preach in the evening. , BLazk’s Estate.—'The sale of personal property, consisting of saloon fixtures, pictures;cabinet and furniture belonging to the—estateof John Bazely,, deceased, will take place to morrow morning .at 10 o’clock, having been postponed to that time, What the Miners say of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. During the~season when the Gold Harvest is generally suspended, and the reapers of the glituering crop seek the cities to enjoy ‘themselves, there is, of course, a good deat uf conviviality among this enterprising and hard working class; but dram-drinking is mot carried to the excess that it was some years ago. This may fairly be atiributed to the growing distaste-for raw spirits engendered by the use of HOSTETTaR’S S1TOMACH BITTERS. This famous stomachic is in universal favor with. the miners. They take it with them to the interior, and use it reguiarly not as a beverage, but as a strengthsustaining—tonie;and~antidete—to—the~tn= healthy-influentes to which they are exposed in, the localities where they labor; and on its refreshing and invigorating properties the best safe.guard,not only against the Dissasgs, but against the pissrration of crowded com. munities. It is one of the peenliarities of the preparation that it is an ANTIDOTE TO INEBRIETY. Those who take it as an appetizer sand invigorant, aver that they have no desire whatever for liquor of any description, and, whateverJanatics may think to the contrary, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS is a powerful ally of the temperance cause, It is'because unmedicated alcohol weakens the stomach and the nervous system by it reaction, that it begets a craving ior itself. It excites;and when the excitement passes off, debility. ensues, aiid more fuelis needed to renew the artifi cial fire that has, so to speak, burnt itself out; Bat the effect of ‘the great vegetable tonic and alterative is te invigorate the eyetem perma nently and healtfully, AUCTION SALE. te" A Large Lot of 3 HOUSE KCL I , AND’ KITCHEN FURNITURE. WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, —OvUN-— ~ TUESDAY, JAN, 4th, at 11 o’cl’k. AT THE AUCTION ROOMS, ‘opposite Wells Fargo & Co’s Express Office, Main St. I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. Nevada, Jan. Ist. ; For Nevada State and Omaha! Via. Dutch Flat. and Western beund trains at Dutch Flat, as ‘beaving Dutch Flat Station at 7 o'clock, A. M., or on the arrival of the Westward hound train, arriving in Nevada City av 11 A. M. Leaving NevadaCity at.1 o cohnect with the tern bound train, at Datch Fiat, at 6.10 P. M.-going and coming vis Red Dog, You Bet and Little York. 2 The entire trip made in daylight. es . Union Hotel, on Main street. : ‘GEO. H. COLBY, Proprietor. Commercial stre¢t, has his restaurant . clock, P. M. will . THOS. SHURTLEFF, Junction Main & Commercial Sts a IN DR. KENT'S-BULLDING, ————+ Where he will keep constantly on—hand-#-fall assortment of . GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. CAN AND SHELF Goops, Teas of the finest brands, Excellent Coffeé and a genera assortment for the larder. All Goods sold-at,the very lowest Cash Prices: KF The People of Nevada will find it to. their advantage to callon me. THOS. SHRUTLEFF, ¢ > Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, SOMETHING NEW! THE ; NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Conimercial street, ' \-Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] W. S&S McROBERTS & CO. ) %\4 conetantly on hand a New and Choice

Assortment of . . ‘GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the lowest Cash rates. ‘he attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our-Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial relerence to the wants of this community. TEKAS—the heat inthe market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEKs, Granulated, Pul: verized and Crushed sUGAKS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds ; FLOUR, MIXED age and GRAIN, POfTATUES, ONIONS, Cc. ie E™ ~ 7 Everything in our line will be sold at the Jowest possibic price for cash, ig W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 13th. . a PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, — Incorporated.....0ctober, 1868 (>} BIKCT.-THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment within sixty days after the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns, Las Inany dollars as there are individuaisof the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged. MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription fees are ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on the death of each subscriber. ‘Yhe one dollar irom each subscriber is paid to the heirs or assigns of the deceased. ‘he subscribers are divided into classes, including males and females, Hach class is limited to 6,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed. No person is 80 poor that-he can not pay ten gollars at joining and one doilar occasionaily, thus securing $5,000 to his:or_her heirs or assigns, fiow to BECOME A MEMBER.—A person desirous of becoming asubscriper must fll out “SIS ppnicalion, ana forward it with ten dollars by check, drait or by express in gold or silver coin. . All communications should be addressed:to the Hevretary ofthe PACIFIC PRUTEUCTIVE ASSUUIATIUN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and-sacfamenw streets (over, Vonofue & Kelly's bauk,) San Francisco. OFFiCcKRSs.—Benj) H, Freesnan, President; Geo. H. KuseeH, V.ce President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, ‘l'reasurer, REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY vui'tON, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, ‘¢ Hon. SAMUEL COWBES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francis Hon aA. J. GUNNIS San-francisco. H. J. BOUTH, Exq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENKY #. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate; San Francisco. Fe os seis JUHN VU. HANSCOM, Esq., “Ztha Iron Works, San Franciso. JOHN H, U' BKIEN, Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co,, San Francisco. ' ‘ Han. J, P. JUNKS, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G, GUILD. Agent, nli¢4 3 Nevada city. A. AITKEN, HsRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., ‘ PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 177 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, m SACRAMENTO, N, Atforney at Law, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS é ke, &e> All kinds of work done in Indian ES Diggings, Italian & Vermont Miarae Dic. Sculpture and Ornamentai work done in superior style. W.C.POPE, Agent, Grass Valley, where can be seen designs of everything in the Mar’ ble line, "BM HUNT, MD, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN Nevada, Oct. 5th: _-Of shelf goods direct from Chicago. d11:3m Me _S#ocramntk’ INFORMATION FOR THE MILLION! VATS DE MATTER! 1!” Everybody Provided For! RICH AND POOR. Competition Agains Us pay oe COMPLETE FIZZLE! High: Prices are Slaughtered and the People with , their Glorious “BAN N FR” Move on their way Rejoicing. _—_ Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is— ._ established that. tha. BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPIONS, IN THE CLOTHING LINE None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!’ Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTStiLL AND UNDERSKLE?! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM: CHEAPER +—receiving from the Eastern. _a8 well as San Francisco MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDOCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing “Litie. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enables us to sell them at such LOW RATES as to DEFY COMPETITION. Of Gents? Furnisiiing Goods, California and Eastern, . Fine & Minjng Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and: CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets ~ atall Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the Market. : ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal in Clothing both in this City and County, we would s@y call on us ‘before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates 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 ihaukful for their confidence, and will return it in future by selling our goods #0 low ag te equelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. . Don’t forget the place where you get your moneéey’s worth at the wrioneer Clothing Emporium. BANNER BROS. ~NBVADA CITY Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cor. BroadandPinest: ~ BBY FOR THE FALL OF 18691! “Dunder nnd “Blix !". OLD AND_ YOUNG, . . Markets, DIRECT; the —— We also have a Large Assortment Cial Sts. Nevada: = a MAN'S GREATEST DUTY! ‘ % TAT PACT peer a NOR THAT BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER AT ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR, PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haagf&fCo's old stand.), THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take no= __ Mee, compare items, examine stock, —AND— vaio FOR THEMSELVES} LEAVEJX OURAMONEY] WHERE YOU GET THEMOsT AND BEST. —FrOR— THE LEAST MONEY! we _.Now ON HAND,"and [CONSTANTLY REee . CEIVING Now on_hand and constantly. CLOTHING. QF ALL KINDS, consisting im part of SPLENcy : DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, : .BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. ~f = MEN'S AND BOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS,, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. . Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, —aAND— FANCY GOODS OF. ALL KINDS. (@ Men’s & Boys? HATS & CAPS, tar-Recently LARGE ADDITIONS. have been made to the Steck. a<=No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure ‘to tell Our Prices. Call onus and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afDo not forget the place z LRGSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine and Cemmer#25 a F eps! eee e er ea ee ee ee re