July 2, 1872 (4 pages)

RAWFOoRD, 8 Office, ET. iSSWARF, ‘RA WFORD,,. 8 Office, ET, 6 & Fuse, s¥ WwW FORD, 88 Office, EET, BASKETS, t STANDS WFOED, ess Office, BET, 7. RATED . YING . thorning of the er two since. ‘whipping and oun =e Ghe Daily Transeripi ". compete with usin the’line of Fire. works, NEVADA CITY, GAL. re LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Bevities. The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department has issued an order for ‘the firemen to meét at their respective houses on the evening of the3d of July, at 7 o’clock, p. m., also on the Fourth, at 9%; o'clock a.m. ‘The object 6f the turn out on the-¢vening of the third is for the pufpose of —acting~as~an escort + : —_—Sa the. receptiun. of Gov. Newton Booth. Every fireman in the city should be on hand promptly at the hour named. The Nevada Light Gaard will meet at their armory on the evening of the 3d at7 o’clock, to act as escort for the reception of Gov, Booth.— Federal salute will be fired. as the procession comes into town. In the Methodist and Congregstional Churches, on Sunday last, the preachers were handed an announceent of Phrenology Lectures’ to’ be delivered during the course of this week. The aforesaid announcement was read, greatly to the surprise of the audiences. with legitimate business. For the Lord’s sake don’t make the pulpit an advertising medium—we ean't oompete with that. All persons desiring advertisements or local notices published in the Taanscarrt, for the 4th of July, aire requested to hand them in by. 2 o'clock Pp. m.on the 3a. If possible, we shall have the paper distributed ‘throughout the city on the evening of the 2d, for the purpose of . fg giving everybody an opportunity .of seeing the programme for. the next day, as no circulars will be issued containing it. great deal of inconvenience, but. it will accommodate our people and strangers visiting this city, — Geo. I. Lammon, Esq., United States Marshal for the State of Nevada, is sojourning for a few days . in this city. We wellremember when he was only a ‘‘poor printer,’’ but now he holds his head mighty high, but is still willing to speak to comnion folks. It was reported Lammon was for Greeley, bat without any hesitation he denouncea the charge a lie, and is prepared! to scalp the man who dares to make the assertion. The original Assessment Roll, certified to, as required by law, was delivered to the Clerk ef the Board. of Supervisors, yesterday at 12 o’dlodk. The Assessor afd his deputies commenced work about the 6th of April, and have made a very thorough assessment. In a recent tax suit it ‘was! testified that a certified copy ‘of the Assessment Koll was’ never. returhed to the Clerk at the time required by law. A Chinaman was caught in the act of robbing the sluice in, Hussey & . ¢ Bros., claims, at Chalk Bluff, a day The Chinamaa : ws presented with a thundering good permitted ‘to leave. As tobbing sluices is now a State Carter’ 8 band. has ’ been engaged for the occasion, and a We object to that’ kind of advertising—it interferes} It will put us to a : ——— So Ten ‘Thousand Dollars Reward Will be paid te any one who can We have just received 500 Rattan Bombs, 40 dozen Sky Rockets, of assorted sizes, 40 dozen Roman Candles, from one star and upwards, Fire Orackers of all descriptions, Double Headers, Single Headers, Union, Constitution etc.,’ ‘ete., Red and Blue Grant’ and Wilson Lights, and over one thousand: other kinds of Fireworks, at the well known variety store of J. & M. Blum, in the Masonic building, on Commercial Street, opposite Rosenberg Bros. 4t. ‘Miscellaneous Articles. -, Eureka Treasure Box, Favorite Coin Surprise Boxes, Governor Newton Booth Prize Packages, Jewelry, Yankee Notions, Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Playing Cards, &c., at J. & M. Bium’s, © Commercial street, opposite Rosenberg Bros. 4t. Ont How Sweet! Two thousand pounds of fresh candies, such as Dolly Varden, Rose, Lemon, Strawberry, Sarsaparilla, Jelly Gums, Taffas of all kinds, Grant and Wilson Chewing Candies, Adams’ Chewing Gum, Bourbons, Tmperiél Almonds, and a great ymany . other kinds too numerons to mention. Goto J, & M. Blum’s and ‘see for . ‘Yourself. — Jane 80-4. “Flags Till You Can't Rest. One hundred dozen of Flags of ‘every size and quality, at J. & M. Bluth’s, Commereial street. je 30-4t FIREWORKS, FLAGS, &. For 4th JULY! NICK SLUUOVICH, co ‘ Pg ted UST RECEIVED 2 eR CR est and the best gi rg C) —e orm, steck of Fireworks and Flags ever brought to this city which he will sel) very cheap ! Algo, 1,000 Ibs. Fresh ancien, -FRUITS, OF ALL ENDS,TOYS or ALL KINDS, . «, CIGARS AND TOBACOO, and everything ‘glee ushaliy found in First ‘Class Establishments of this kind._— BP" DON'T FORGET THE PLACE—ON PINE STREET. tea, It is the only place in the city. where great bargains cau be hat in this line, Nevada; June 2tu—lw Estray Notice. C AMB to. phe Mane = of the undersigned, on Rock Creek, a Bay Horse, blind in tue left eyeand about fourteen hands high; nobrand. The owner cam hava the horse by proving property and ag ges charges, cFARLAND. ~ Nevada, Jnne 27th, en. THE GEM SALOON. LEX. SLOAN, Proprietor. Broad Street next door to James Colley’s Butcher ohep, A splendid stock of the very best brands . . of LIQUURS, WINES, ALE, PORTER AND CIGARS, on hand and for sale at the bar. MINER'S ATTENTION ! ‘INERS AND MANUFACTURERS are ‘hereby ‘cantioned MAKING, BUYING, SELLING OR @ what is known as Rs Rt. de J. Ora ‘s mew and ale, anes ie an infringement upon . ‘the invention of the} secured . by Letters Patent No. 1 dated Oct. ". 26th, 1870, Known as ul parties part aon ta Champion,” and ¢: 0 reveb aenemuan wilt be cuted. THOMAS. WATSON, pone of Watson’s Hydraulic Chamniow. P Dated Nevada city, Jam. $4, 1872. DR. ¥F. BUELOW qu PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACOCOUCHEUR AND OCULIST Prison offense, a warrant has been igsued.for his arrest. He ie-at Little . Nevada York and the officers will capture’ him before he gets another hanes to steal, “The Skating Rink ¢ontizties to4 . draw good crowds, and under the], Management of B, Budard, all: that attend have a good time. Bullard has made extensive preparations for the 4th, and we presume be and hip’ assistants will be kept quite busy on that day. Ii is the favorite place of resort in this city. Banner Bros. give notice iti to }* @ay’s TeanscrieT that all. bills not settled within twenty days from date Will be placed in the bands of an Attorney for collection. Those indebted had ‘better walk up to the @aptain’s office and settle, unless they want costs adde@ to their ac-’ counts. M. L. & D. March have got their hew saw mill in Willow Valley, in good runnirg order, and are now Prepered to furnish all kinds of lumber at short notice.) Orders ‘left at the office on Boulder street, or at -Geo. E. Turner’s on Pine street, ‘will .be promptly attended te. —_> >? street. }-D.M. BROWN; MD. yp Oeee former of pring and Pine “reets J tae ES my Di. plema can do so py aaltng th any Omeee LEE GARTHE, RALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, Le Azz. gonarou uy U8 G JOLLET EERS. » Surgeon and Honiepatltic Physicien, _Othice~ Opposite Post Office, Nevade. j29 SKATING RINK. REDUCTION IN PRICES, &o. seeees BULLARD woald poaieclonlly 3 Bi ce eer res heresitr it will be open Every Morning, Afterncon and ' Evening, Sundays excepted. Zhe, fou Seltowin reduction in Prices have _famission, including use of Skates, 25 Tekets, in of Five, admitting Lad Pe nates 3 Right, admitting Chilin a. $1. ae ’ _ B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 12th. SETTLE UP. Lae Tickets will be sold by the month, if de} GRAND. OPENING. FINEST =. ‘ee “CLOTHING, &C. bee THE MOUNTAINS ! B.A MILLER, wom respéctfully inform the people ‘of Nevada County that he has Opened a . NEW STORE _ WITH AN 3 I Entire New Stock OF CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boy’s Clothing. Bots aka Shoes, Hats and Caps, And every other article us$4 50. ually found in a first-class Establishment. On Commercial St. _ Opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. The Goods ait'arifving daily and entire stock of New and Beautiful . Goods, all of them of the Latest Iiportation, [uo old wort ne shelf goods in the it] will be @pen for public inspection on Friday. I don’t propose to advertise a list of prices but purchasers will find,. considering the quality of the goods, BEEF, .ETO. that imy prices are as low ag any in the State. Reem By dealing benorably with every prices, I hope to receive a fair share of public patronage. This Store is notin any man. ner connected with any other}is usually found in a first . , class Clothing Store which . f° 62 cents. j . And everything else in the}, ‘ establishment. een Important News . "70 THE PEO PLE OF NEVADA COUNTY CLOTHING { _ CLOTHIN G! $50 000 WORTH OF WILL BE SOLD AT . \Reduced Prices ! NATHAN & CASPER, Weara Fine Suit of Clothes on all occasions ! . They have Reduced the Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS : §° 4 $25 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $20. $20 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $15, $15 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10; #9 00 French Cassimere Pants $8, $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. $6 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 $1 Duck Pants 75 cents.’ $1 best Overalls 75 cents. 2nd quality Overalls,’ 50 cts.* $2 50 best California Gray, ex” tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, 1 87. $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts for $1 50. $175 Fine White Merino Undershirts $1 50. $1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen. BOYS’ CLOTHING : Will be sold at an Immense Reduction ! BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, will be sold ata _ GREAT REDUCTION All L ask of purchasers is : Call and see “HOW ’TIS. GIVE MEA CALL] . YOURSELF.” Nathan & Casper: : B. H, MILLER. Cerner Of = YROPRIETOR. T Pine & Saarmersiel streets, coo cides <5 PIONEER CLOTEING ENPORIO EVER BROUGHT INTO And everything else that . . stora. at proportionate priCLOTHING! Downfall-in Prices ! THE OF J.&S8 ROSENTHAL Successors to Banner 4 Oe : Cor. Broad and Pine “iar RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY ‘THE peoplefof Nevada County with Any Goodsin-our line Fifty per cent cheaper than . . other House in the State. WE ARE SELLING $35 black and blue Dress suits for $27 50. : $30 black and blue Dress Suits for $25. $25 black’ and blue Dress Suits $22. $12 Flannel Suits $8. $25 French Cashmere Suits for $1750. $20 French Cashmere Suits for $12 50. $15 French Cashmere Suits pont for $11 $12 French Cashmere Suits for $8. $9 Frenoti Cassimere Pants — for $7. $8 French Cassimere Pants for $6. $7 French Cassimere Pants for $4 50. $5 French Cassimere Pants for $3 50. $1 Duck Pants for 60 cents. $1 Overalls 62 cents. 2nd quality Overalls 25 cts Socks 75 cents per doz. $3 00 Linen Coats for $250. $2 50 do do for $1 75. "$175 do do tor $125.” -$5 00 Hats for $4. $4 Hats for $3. $3 50 Hats for $2 60. $2 Hats for $1 50. $l 50. Hats for $1. = $1 Boy's Hats 75 cents. $100 White Merino aaa We wish the eople to understand that his is ne blowing, but we will prove to . yo the truth of everything we say by call ing at our Store, : ~ pried B thm Ut ; J. & B. ROSENTHAL. — } READ READ! READI-READ! . ! $3 Hats for $2. { BARGAINS ee >You can Get the Latest Styles ~<OF— SUMMER Goons {At the Store of A.' Goldsmith Cheaper than at any other. place. ever brought to this city, embramarket. Look at the prices: 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac ‘. Prints for $1 “ White.” Rock and: ‘Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1, Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr yd, 25 cents, New style Suiting, Gros du * . Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents, Fine Satin Striped} Pique, per yd, 25 cents, Fine Embr. Skirting, 1 1-4 yée wide, pr yd, 20 cents. . Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75, cents. Fine hamenten ‘Bakis, é doz, $2. Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Imperial 3ply and Brussels. Carpets at San Franciséo cost. Finest and best double widéh French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. Real Fine Embr, French’ Cér. sets, $1, . Hat Frames, Lace and Buskram, 25 cts, Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. _ And all other articles at bike rates. of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call end see them . DRESS GOODS 1 Silks of all celors, French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, a Prints, a beautiful stock, * Doliy Varden, And every pera Kind, . HOUSE FURNISHING= GOODS! — Bleached and Un-bleached kins, Spreads, Ticking, — And every other article. in. this line required for Hougehela and general use . aru wiih spabs tens The largest and prettiest stoox cing every kind known.in the — Children’s Trimmed om 60 a Se lacateDicaceneome ee be winery te \ SSP ie Fat on ae 2 stn ~ . Towelings, Table Cloths, Mupnist aah het apiaeel tor ace si anipianc mt rte

RAWFOoRD, 8 Office, ET. iSSWARF, ‘RA WFORD,,. 8 Office, ET, 6 & Fuse, s¥ WwW FORD, 88 Office, EET, BASKETS, t STANDS WFOED, ess Office, BET, 7. RATED . YING . thorning of the er two since. ‘whipping and oun =e Ghe Daily Transeripi ". compete with usin the’line of Fire. works, NEVADA CITY, GAL.. re LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Bevities. The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department has issued an order for ‘the firemen to meét at their respective houses on the evening of the3d of July, at 7 o’clock, p. m., also on the Fourth, at 9%; o'clock a.m. ‘The object 6f the turn out on the-¢vening of the third is for the pufpose of —acting~as~an escort + : —_—Sa the. receptiun. of Gov. Newton Booth. Every fireman in the city should be on hand promptly at the hour named. The Nevada Light Gaard will meet at their armory on the evening of the 3d at7 o’clock, to act as escort for the reception of Gov, Booth.— Federal salute will be fired. as the procession comes into town. In the Methodist and Congregstional Churches, on Sunday last, the preachers were handed an announceent of Phrenology Lectures’ to’ be delivered during the course of this week. The aforesaid announcement was read, greatly to the surprise of the audiences. with legitimate business. For the Lord’s sake don’t make the pulpit an advertising medium—we ean't oompete with that. All persons desiring advertisements or local notices published in the Taanscarrt, for the 4th of July, aire requested to hand them in by. 2 o'clock Pp. m.on the 3a. If possible, we shall have the paper distributed ‘throughout the city on the evening of the 2d, for the purpose of . fg giving everybody an opportunity .of seeing the programme for. the next day, as no circulars will be issued containing it. great deal of inconvenience, but. it will accommodate our people and strangers visiting this city, — Geo. I. Lammon, Esq., United States Marshal for the State of Nevada, is sojourning for a few days . in this city. We wellremember when he was only a ‘‘poor printer,’’ but now he holds his head mighty high, but is still willing to speak to comnion folks. It was reported Lammon was for Greeley, bat without any hesitation he denouncea the charge a lie, and is prepared! to scalp the man who dares to make the assertion. The original Assessment Roll, certified to, as required by law, was delivered to the Clerk ef the Board. of Supervisors, yesterday at 12 o’dlodk. The Assessor afd his deputies commenced work about the 6th of April, and have made a very thorough assessment. In a recent tax suit it ‘was! testified that a certified copy ‘of the Assessment Koll was’ never. returhed to the Clerk at the time required by law. A Chinaman was caught in the act of robbing the sluice in, Hussey & . ¢ Bros., claims, at Chalk Bluff, a day The Chinamaa : ws presented with a thundering good permitted ‘to leave. As tobbing sluices is now a State Carter’ 8 band. has ’ been engaged for the occasion, and a We object to that’ kind of advertising—it interferes} It will put us to a : ——— So Ten ‘Thousand Dollars Reward Will be paid te any one who can We have just received 500 Rattan Bombs, 40 dozen Sky Rockets, of assorted sizes, 40 dozen Roman Candles, from one star and upwards, Fire Orackers of all descriptions, Double Headers, Single Headers, Union, Constitution etc.,’ ‘ete., Red and Blue Grant’ and Wilson Lights, and over one thousand: other kinds of Fireworks, at the well known variety store of J. & M. Blum, in the Masonic building, on Commercial Street, opposite Rosenberg Bros. 4t. ‘Miscellaneous Articles. -, Eureka Treasure Box, Favorite Coin Surprise Boxes, Governor Newton Booth Prize Packages, Jewelry, Yankee Notions, Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Playing Cards, &c., at J. & M. Bium’s, © Commercial street, opposite Rosenberg Bros. 4t. Ont How Sweet! Two thousand pounds of fresh candies, such as Dolly Varden, Rose, Lemon, Strawberry, Sarsaparilla, Jelly Gums, Taffas of all kinds, Grant and Wilson Chewing Candies, Adams’ Chewing Gum, Bourbons, Tmperiél Almonds, and a great ymany . other kinds too numerons to mention. Goto J, & M. Blum’s and ‘see for . ‘Yourself. — Jane 80-4. “Flags Till You Can't Rest. One hundred dozen of Flags of ‘every size and quality, at J. & M. Bluth’s, Commereial street. je 30-4t FIREWORKS, FLAGS, &. For 4th JULY! NICK SLUUOVICH, co ‘ Pg ted UST RECEIVED 2 eR CR est and the best gi rg C) —e orm, steck of Fireworks and Flags ever brought to this city which he will sel) very cheap ! Algo, 1,000 Ibs. Fresh ancien, -FRUITS, OF ALL ENDS,TOYS or ALL KINDS, . «, CIGARS AND TOBACOO, and everything ‘glee ushaliy found in First ‘Class Establishments of this kind._— BP" DON'T FORGET THE PLACE—ON PINE STREET. tea, It is the only place in the city. where great bargains cau be hat in this line, Nevada; June 2tu—lw Estray Notice. C AMB to. phe Mane = of the undersigned, on Rock Creek, a Bay Horse, blind in tue left eyeand about fourteen hands high; nobrand. The owner cam hava the horse by proving property and ag ges charges, cFARLAND. ~ Nevada, Jnne 27th, en. THE GEM SALOON. LEX. SLOAN, Proprietor. Broad Street next door to James Colley’s Butcher ohep, A splendid stock of the very best brands . . of LIQUURS, WINES, ALE, PORTER AND CIGARS, on hand and for sale at the bar. MINER'S ATTENTION ! ‘INERS AND MANUFACTURERS are ‘hereby ‘cantioned MAKING, BUYING, SELLING OR @ what is known as Rs Rt. de J. Ora ‘s mew and ale, anes ie an infringement upon . ‘the invention of the} secured . by Letters Patent No. 1 dated Oct. ". 26th, 1870, Known as ul parties part aon ta Champion,” and ¢: 0 reveb aenemuan wilt be cuted. THOMAS. WATSON, pone of Watson’s Hydraulic Chamniow. P Dated Nevada city, Jam. $4, 1872. DR. ¥F. BUELOW qu PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACOCOUCHEUR AND OCULIST Prison offense, a warrant has been igsued.for his arrest. He ie-at Little . Nevada York and the officers will capture’ him before he gets another hanes to steal, “The Skating Rink ¢ontizties to4 . draw good crowds, and under the], Management of B, Budard, all: that attend have a good time. Bullard has made extensive preparations for the 4th, and we presume be and hip’ assistants will be kept quite busy on that day. Ii is the favorite place of resort in this city. Banner Bros. give notice iti to }* @ay’s TeanscrieT that all. bills not settled within twenty days from date Will be placed in the bands of an Attorney for collection. Those indebted had ‘better walk up to the @aptain’s office and settle, unless they want costs adde@ to their ac-’ counts. M. L. & D. March have got their hew saw mill in Willow Valley, in good runnirg order, and are now Prepered to furnish all kinds of lumber at short notice.) Orders ‘left at the office on Boulder street, or at -Geo. E. Turner’s on Pine street, ‘will .be promptly attended te. —_> >? street. }-D.M. BROWN; MD. yp Oeee former of pring and Pine “reets J tae ES my Di. plema can do so py aaltng th any Omeee LEE GARTHE, RALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, Le Azz. gonarou uy U8 G JOLLET EERS. » Surgeon and Honiepatltic Physicien, _Othice~ Opposite Post Office, Nevade. j29 SKATING RINK. REDUCTION IN PRICES, &o. seeees BULLARD woald poaieclonlly 3 Bi ce eer res heresitr it will be open Every Morning, Afterncon and ' Evening, Sundays excepted. Zhe, fou Seltowin reduction in Prices have _famission, including use of Skates, 25 Tekets, in of Five, admitting Lad Pe nates 3 Right, admitting

Chilin a. $1. ae ’ _ B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 12th. SETTLE UP. Lae Tickets will be sold by the month, if de} GRAND. OPENING. FINEST =. ‘ee “CLOTHING, &C. bee THE MOUNTAINS ! B.A MILLER, wom respéctfully inform the people ‘of Nevada County that he has Opened a . NEW STORE _ WITH AN 3 I Entire New Stock OF CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boy’s Clothing. Bots aka Shoes, Hats and Caps, And every other article us$4 50. ually found in a first-class Establishment. On Commercial St. _ Opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. The Goods ait'arifving daily and entire stock of New and Beautiful . Goods, all of them of the Latest Iiportation, [uo old wort ne shelf goods in the it] will be @pen for public inspection on Friday. I don’t propose to advertise a list of prices but purchasers will find,. considering the quality of the goods, BEEF, .ETO. that imy prices are as low ag any in the State. Reem By dealing benorably with every prices, I hope to receive a fair share of public patronage. This Store is notin any man. ner connected with any other}is usually found in a first . , class Clothing Store which . f° 62 cents. j . And everything else in the}, ‘ establishment. een Important News . "70 THE PEO PLE OF NEVADA COUNTY CLOTHING { _ CLOTHIN G! $50 000 WORTH OF WILL BE SOLD AT . \Reduced Prices ! NATHAN & CASPER, Weara Fine Suit of Clothes on all occasions ! . They have Reduced the Prices of Clothing ! AS FOLLOWS : §° 4 $25 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $20. $20 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $15, $15 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere Suits for $10; #9 00 French Cassimere Pants $8, $8 00 French Cassimere Pants $7. $6 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $4 $1 Duck Pants 75 cents.’ $1 best Overalls 75 cents. 2nd quality Overalls,’ 50 cts.* $2 50 best California Gray, ex” tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. $2 25 best Calfornia gray,medium Overshirts, 1 87. $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts for $1 50. $175 Fine White Merino Undershirts $1 50. $1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen. BOYS’ CLOTHING : Will be sold at an Immense Reduction ! BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, will be sold ata _ GREAT REDUCTION All L ask of purchasers is : Call and see “HOW ’TIS. GIVE MEA CALL] . YOURSELF.” Nathan & Casper: : B. H, MILLER. Cerner Of = YROPRIETOR. T Pine & Saarmersiel streets, coo cides <5 PIONEER CLOTEING ENPORIO EVER BROUGHT INTO And everything else that . . stora. at proportionate priCLOTHING! Downfall-in Prices ! THE OF J.&S8 ROSENTHAL Successors to Banner 4 Oe : Cor. Broad and Pine “iar RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY ‘THE peoplefof Nevada County with Any Goodsin-our line Fifty per cent cheaper than . . other House in the State. WE ARE SELLING $35 black and blue Dress suits for $27 50. : $30 black and blue Dress Suits for $25. $25 black’ and blue Dress Suits $22. $12 Flannel Suits $8. $25 French Cashmere Suits for $1750. $20 French Cashmere Suits for $12 50. $15 French Cashmere Suits pont for $11 $12 French Cashmere Suits for $8. $9 Frenoti Cassimere Pants — for $7. $8 French Cassimere Pants for $6. $7 French Cassimere Pants for $4 50. $5 French Cassimere Pants for $3 50. $1 Duck Pants for 60 cents. $1 Overalls 62 cents. 2nd quality Overalls 25 cts Socks 75 cents per doz. $3 00 Linen Coats for $250. $2 50 do do for $1 75. "$175 do do tor $125.” -$5 00 Hats for $4. $4 Hats for $3. $3 50 Hats for $2 60. $2 Hats for $1 50. $l 50. Hats for $1. = $1 Boy's Hats 75 cents. $100 White Merino aaa We wish the eople to understand that his is ne blowing, but we will prove to . yo the truth of everything we say by call ing at our Store, : ~ pried B thm Ut ; J. & B. ROSENTHAL. — } READ READ! READI-READ! . ! $3 Hats for $2. { BARGAINS ee >You can Get the Latest Styles ~<OF— SUMMER Goons {At the Store of A.' Goldsmith Cheaper than at any other. place. ever brought to this city, embramarket. Look at the prices: 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac ‘. Prints for $1 “ White.” Rock and: ‘Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for $1, Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr yd, 25 cents, New style Suiting, Gros du * . Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents, Fine Satin Striped} Pique, per yd, 25 cents, Fine Embr. Skirting, 1 1-4 yée wide, pr yd, 20 cents. . Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75, cents. Fine hamenten ‘Bakis, é doz, $2. Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Imperial 3ply and Brussels. Carpets at San Franciséo cost. Finest and best double widéh French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. Real Fine Embr, French’ Cér. sets, $1, . Hat Frames, Lace and Buskram, 25 cts, Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. _ And all other articles at bike rates. of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call end see them . DRESS GOODS 1 Silks of all celors, French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, a Prints, a beautiful stock, * Doliy Varden, And every pera Kind, . HOUSE FURNISHING= GOODS! — Bleached and Un-bleached kins, Spreads, Ticking, — And every other article. in. this line required for Hougehela and general use . aru wiih spabs tens The largest and prettiest stoox cing every kind known.in the — Children’s Trimmed om 60 a Se lacateDicaceneome ee be winery te \ SSP ie Fat on ae 2 stn ~ . Towelings, Table Cloths, Mupnist aah het apiaeel tor ace si anipianc mt rte