June 14, 1872 (4 pages)

ee YP OR NEVADA CITY, CAM: LOCAL AFFAIRS. { . Death of A. B. Gregory, : A. B. Gregory an old resident of this city, diedin this city, at 2b’clock . . yesterday morning, after an illness THIS cry, umatism, andva. AY! As and Women hem can ‘be ous Cure! vill imprison: lon of gloom National. ge ALE DEAL. NG t GOODS. iE ST., Yew York. é r Sale. ENGINE, e 8-inch lift k, and one ols, and all mith Shop. e Gold Run vk. o URTIS, evada City, m28 on, ) STREET. of WAGON dat the med out of done in the rantee satisTHING. 1d beautiful mer Cloths, h he is prer pn the mos very case. oat, Vest-or , and I will ter and last hing. m short noi'THAL, vada Oity. city in 1851: ——.of several weeks: J In the latter part of his illness he became paralyzed on one side and was unconscious. «For nearly.a week past his disease was beyond the reach of medical skill, and the members of his family residing in other parts of the State, were fe a at i summoned to his bedside; Mr. _ the county. «tacky, July 29th, 1819, and emigrated Gregoty was_a valuable citizen’ in He was born in Kento Clarke Co., Missouri, quite young. He came with his father U. S. Gregory across the plains in 1850, to California, stopped one yeai\ on American river, where he was employed in mining,.and moved to this Since that time he has been a resident of the county, and has been engaged-in-the tumber business, and in manufacturing. Hehas served several times as city Trustee and several years as School Trustee. He has always taken an active in-. terest in the cause of Education, and took a very lively interest in the building of the new School house. The deceased was a most affectionate father and was devotedly attached to his family. No labor was too hard or sacrifice too great iftheir welfare could be advanced. They have sustained a great and irreparable loss and the county has lost-agood citi= zen. In their great bereavement they have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral will take place frdm the Méthodist Church, on Saturday afternoon, at, 2 o’clock. _ Mining Items at Relief Hill. The Eagle gravel claims, recently purchased by Mr. Zellerback; was a te purchase. In five days run these ‘claims paid their new owner, $4,800, while the expense of running, labor, water money, ete., only{amounted to $151 30a day. The claims have a frontage of 500 feet, andrun back to the centre of the ridge. ; The Spicer mining claims are 300 feet front, and join the Eagle claims on the south. Their last clean up yielded the handsome sum of $4,000. WOOLSEY’S FLAT. — The Boston Mining Co., owned by Haggerty & Co., cleaned upin 4%. days working, $7,100, and this only from ‘the upper boxes, leaving quite a number as yet untouched. The Oriental Co. cleaned up about $3,000 the other day after about a week’s run. There is another Company, known as the Blue Bank, which is paying welland has paid large dividends. The owners are now running.a tunnel into these claims. They commenced about a year ago, and will finish it in about two months. The tunnel will be 600 feet long when -completed. MOORE’S FLAT. There are three companies washing at Moore’s Flat, viz The Mlinois, Eagle and Woe Ting. The Eagle Co. cleaned up about $4,400 in a short ran. This is a good paying mine. 3 The Illinois Co., who are ouly stripping, took out $5,000 in a very short time, while the expenses were but small. This Company expects to clean up over $15;000, estimating ' the prospects, and what was cleaned up from the stripping done before. Recorder’s Office. The following instruments were filed for record in the County Recorder’s office, yesterday: Deeds—Central Pacific Railroad Co. to John Lang. Southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of sec., __No. 33, im township 14; 40 acres, A. Henneman, et als.to John J. Smith, Interest in quartz ledge on Red Hill, Nevada township. _ J. F. Hamilton to Wm. George. Town lot on Pike Flat, Grass Valley township. : L. Hiekman to Wm. Ggorge.— House and lot on Woodpecker ravine Grass Valley township. Mining location—A. Henneman and others have located 300 feet on a SS Pic-nic day School ill take place at Ismert’s The Daily Transeviys d of the Methodist Sun-. Dancing, Dancing classes will: be organized at Temperance Hall, in this city, by and Saturday evenings of each week, ‘. from 8 to.12 o’clock, and on Saturday afternoen,from 2 to § o’clock,for children. The admission for adults children 25 cents on Satyrday afternoon. Good music furnished, Nevada, June 11th, 1872-tt. =! Surveying. : ~ Parties desiring my services, will ‘Mr. D. Bi” Merry, “a regularly appointed U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, who will attend promptly to -all business entrused to his Gare. H. 8. BRADLEY. Nevada, May 28th. ie Causeless Depression. This expression is’ often used, but it is manifestly absurd. Gloom and melancholy are not spontaneous. They are unnatural mental conditions and usually have corresponding causes. If there is no apparent physical disease, In nine cases out of: ten the stomach,'the liver. and the bowels are responsible for the cloud which rests upon thé brain. ‘In all such cases immediate and: permanent relief may be obtained by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. If the digestive organs are weak an invigorant is necessary; if the liver is’ disordered analterative is required; if the bowels-afe constipated or irregular a gentle aperient is required. In that famous végetable remédy these three medicinal properties are commingled with eral othersof a scarcely less important character,and hence it speedily curés every species of hypochondria arising from material causes, by removing the causes themselves. ——— In the Summer, when disorders of the stomach and bowels, biliouscomplaintsand all diseases which affect the assimulating and secretive organs are especially prevaable tonic, alterative and corrective in every dwelling, and within the reach of all who travel by land or water, cannot be over estimated. As it is astaple article through. out the country it would be next to impossible to find a settlement near or remote, uhprovided with a stock of this famous vegetable restorative, x SL SEES TIS I OT ETON, SCORE, aces: FRANK’S FOUNTAIN SODA, FOUNTAIN ADE, * Ice-Cream and Oyster Saloon. NO.g1 COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Coes’ Shoe Store,f NEVADA. ‘ RANK would inform the public that F he has fitted up a Block Tin Soda Fountain—the only one in the, county— where persons can get a pure — of Soda Water without being poisoned by drinking Soda from lead pipe fountains. . Also Fountain Ade, A Cool and pleasant beverage, Ice Cream, Of different flavors, constantly on hand. OYSTERS In any style desired, promptly served. Having motive power to make Ice Cream he is prepared to make Cream for parties and families cheaper ahd better than it can be procured at any other place. m29 = GEO. E. TURNER, B. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW & CO., . Groceries and Provisions. . Commercial Street,...Nevada City. E have just received a large and well \ \ selected stock of; Groceries and Provisions, rates. Goods delivered a reasonable di? ance free of c e. TAM’S SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. iy NTOINE TAM would inferm bh people of Nevada City that he isprePe saathing he mak PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mt. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share of the pubs lic patronage, and guaran‘ees satisfaction. Give him a call. % will be $1 each evening, and for ; find at my office, during my absence, . , reason for despondency, it is a symptom of . , lent, the importance of having this invalurates. Which .will be sold at the lowest living . style at his Salooon, Iced Fountain Soda, of every flavor. Ice Cream, * BARGAINS EVER BROUGHT TO NE.VADA COUNTY. . ” YOU CAN ‘Get the Latest Styles SUMMER Goops At the Store of A. Goldsmith ae Cheaper than at any other place. —— The largest and prettsest stock ever brought to this city, embracing every kind known in the market. 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 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 cents. Fine hemstitch Hdkfs, pr doz, $2. Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Imperial 3-ply and Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. : Real Fine Embr. French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. __And all other articles at like You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! DRESS GOODS . Silks of all colors, French and Irish Poplius, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautifal stock, Dolly Varden, And every other Kind. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS! Bleaehed and Un-bleached Towelings, Table Cloths, Napkins, Spreads, Ticking, And every other article in this line required for Household and general use ! Every article usually found in ment can be had at GOLDSMITH’. The Greatest . J. B. Davis and Ed.* Muller. = There ‘ __. Will be elasses for, adults on Friday . ” GRAND. BENEFITFOR 4 8 THE PEOPLE “OF NEVADA COUNTY ! READ THIS AND REFLEUT! No Humbug, As will easily be glemonstrated by seeing for yourself, J.&8.ROSENTHAL TH advantages unequalled by any firm in this part of the State, in receiving uae CLOTHING FROM NEW YORK And having purchased the celebrated Establishment of They are determined to maintain the old reputation by Selling Clothing, &c, CHEAPER . THAN ANY OTHERS In Nevada County! ~ We want purchasers to distinctly understand that we mean just we say, and all we ask is that you will CALL AND SEE THE Goods before you buy elsewhere ! WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY FIRM IN THE STATE. —_— We have received during the past few days 20 Cases of New Goods, SUCH AS Gents’ Fine Business Suits, Coats, Pants, Vests, Of every style, size and color. Under Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &e. kc. ko. If Low. Prices and Good Goods will commanda big trade we are determined to have it. We thal not rely upon San Francisco for our Latest: Style of Clothing, but shalceive. at the opening of each season, a large. . stock direct from the Manufactories in the East. We have 100 Gases of Clothing on the way from New York--Clothing that can’t be equalled on the Pacific Coast. We wish the people to understand thet yeu the truth of everything we say by cali ing at our Store, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada: Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. . BOYS’ CLOTHING : . Nevada this is ne blowing, bat we will prove to ORES CO DE SH Clothing STORE! , NATHAN & CASPER, Successors to. HAAS & CO. & ? ———mmes NATHAN & CASPER’S. FOR , YOUR FINE’ —_ THE FINEST AND*THE CHEAPEST! es NATHAN & CASPER, Have on hand ’ A fall Stock, . Offiall Sizes, Of the Celebrated Cheviot Shirts, IF YoU WANT . "A FINE] $ OR CHEAP SUIT OF Ln G0 TO THE Clothing Store. ee tte FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & CASPER’S. os FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE NATHAN & OASPER’S. ‘ Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING ‘STORE ! Nathan & Casper, PROPRIETORS. ) ; At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner SckeabNcibaditialenesanhtiniennldtioatme’ ican tae SPLENDID NEW GOODS!/. 1776. a] A GRAND CELEBRATION OF OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, AT NEVADA CITy, f-ON— THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1872; ____ IN WHICH MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate, GOV. BOOTH, — GRAND FIRE WORKS .IN THE EVENING! — The Committee do not hesitate to state that it will be the GRANDEST CELEBRATION Ever witnessed in the mountains, Visiting Firemen will be received and entertained by the Department, and Soldiers by the Nevada Military. 3 Citizens from all parts ‘eof the County ‘are cordially invited to attend. — Full particulars will be published in a . few days. By .order of the Committee of Arrangements. : NILES SEARLS, President. J. J, ROGERS, Secrerary. Nevada, May 31st, 1873, —AND— BLACKSMITHING. I AM. PREPARED to do all kinds of work in my line in a workmanlike manner, and at the Lowest Living Prices. Particular attention paid to 7 HORSE SHOEKING. I intend to do shoeing better and cheaper than any man in this city. Pay no attention to blowers and cappers, They do lie and.I know it. The Passive Policy is played out with me. : ; D, CLANCY, Nevada, June 24, 1872, ALL ABOARD ! AILROAD TICKETS to and from all parts of the United States, via. Pennsylvania Central, Fort Wayne and Chi— Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis ute Also Steamer Tickets to and from all parts of Europe, via Liverpool and Great Western Steamship Company carrying. U. 8. Mails, can be had on application to W. H. DAVIDSON, AGENT. o Nevada, May 28th. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. registered prior to February 18th, 1871, wil} be paid on presentation. All Warrants on the Road Fund, registered prior to Feb. 14th, 1871, also Warrants Nos. 478, 479, 480 and 482, registered Feb. 14th, 1871, will be paid on presentation. ’ Interest ceases from this date, A. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, June 5th, 1872,NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 8. Rosenthal, who will continue at our Old stand, we take this occasion to return our thanks to the people of Nevadu County for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us, and also to commend dur successors, J. & R. Rosenthal, to our old custwmers. All persons indebted to Banner‘ Bros. arc requested to call at the store and settle immediately, and all persons having demands against us are requested te presezit them for settlement. BANNER BROB., jes Nevada City. TAKE NOTICE. HE undersigned hereby forbids all perT sons from moving any wood, water, dirt, gravel, or any thing, from his land ; also, from making any improvements whatver on his toy he liberty. = All persons any pro; on land are notified to remove it aanle sixty it for his-own use. JOHN C. MURCHIE, Sa. Nevada June 4th. 1672. _ NEVADA CITY. INDEPENDENCE DAY AN ORATION WILL GE DELIVERED: By SUMMER GLOTHING. HORSE SHOEING For the United States & Europe! LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THEW .¢m& General Fund of Nevada County, auu : AVING-seld-—out-our-business to-J, &—~— 4 Fal

ee YP OR NEVADA CITY, CAM: LOCAL AFFAIRS. { . Death of A. B. Gregory, : A. B. Gregory an old resident of this city, diedin this city, at 2b’clock . . yesterday morning, after an illness THIS cry, umatism, andva. AY! As and Women hem can ‘be ous Cure! vill imprison: lon of gloom National. ge ALE DEAL. NG t GOODS. iE ST., Yew York. é r Sale. ENGINE, e 8-inch lift k, and one ols, and all mith Shop. e Gold Run vk. o URTIS, evada City, m28 on, ) STREET. of WAGON dat the med out of done in the rantee satisTHING. 1d beautiful mer Cloths, h he is prer pn the mos very case. oat, Vest-or , and I will ter and last hing. m short noi'THAL, vada Oity. city in 1851: ——.of several weeks: J In the latter part of his illness he became paralyzed on one side and was unconscious. «For nearly.a week past his disease was beyond the reach of medical skill, and the members of his family residing in other parts of the State, were fe a at i summoned to his bedside; Mr. _ the county. «tacky, July 29th, 1819, and emigrated Gregoty was_a valuable citizen’ in He was born in Kento Clarke Co., Missouri, quite young. He came with his father U. S. Gregory across the plains in 1850, to California, stopped one yeai\ on American river, where he was employed in mining,.and moved to this Since that time he has been a resident of the county, and has been engaged-in-the tumber business, and in manufacturing. Hehas served several times as city Trustee and several years as School Trustee. He has always taken an active in-. terest in the cause of Education, and took a very lively interest in the building of the new School house. The deceased was a most affectionate father and was devotedly attached to his family. No labor was too hard or sacrifice too great iftheir welfare could be advanced. They have sustained a great and irreparable loss and the county has lost-agood citi= zen. In their great bereavement they have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral will take place frdm the Méthodist Church, on Saturday afternoon, at, 2 o’clock. _ Mining Items at Relief Hill. The Eagle gravel claims, recently purchased by Mr. Zellerback; was a te purchase. In five days run these ‘claims paid their new owner, $4,800, while the expense of running, labor, water money, ete., only{amounted to $151 30a day. The claims have a frontage of 500 feet, andrun back to the centre of the ridge. ; The Spicer mining claims are 300 feet front, and join the Eagle claims on the south. Their last clean up yielded the handsome sum of $4,000. WOOLSEY’S FLAT. — The Boston Mining Co., owned by Haggerty & Co., cleaned upin 4%. days working, $7,100, and this only from ‘the upper boxes, leaving quite a number as yet untouched. The Oriental Co. cleaned up about $3,000 the other day after about a week’s run. There is another Company, known as the Blue Bank, which is paying welland has paid large dividends. The owners are now running.a tunnel into these claims. They commenced about a year ago, and will finish it in about two months. The tunnel will be 600 feet long when -completed. MOORE’S FLAT. There are three companies washing at Moore’s Flat, viz The Mlinois, Eagle and Woe Ting. The Eagle Co. cleaned up about $4,400 in a short ran. This is a good paying mine. 3 The Illinois Co., who are ouly stripping, took out $5,000 in a very short time, while the expenses were but small. This Company expects to clean up over $15;000, estimating ' the prospects, and what was cleaned up from the stripping done before. Recorder’s Office. The following instruments were filed for record in the County Recorder’s office, yesterday: Deeds—Central Pacific Railroad Co. to John Lang. Southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of sec., __No. 33, im township 14; 40 acres, A. Henneman, et als.to John J. Smith, Interest in quartz ledge on Red Hill, Nevada township. _ J. F. Hamilton to Wm. George. Town lot on Pike Flat, Grass Valley township. : L. Hiekman to Wm. Ggorge.— House and lot on Woodpecker ravine Grass Valley township. Mining location—A. Henneman and others have located 300 feet on a SS Pic-nic day School ill take place at Ismert’s The Daily Transeviys d of the Methodist Sun-. Dancing, Dancing classes will: be organized at Temperance Hall, in this city, by and Saturday evenings of each week, ‘. from 8 to.12 o’clock, and on Saturday afternoen,from 2 to § o’clock,for children. The admission for adults children 25 cents on Satyrday afternoon. Good music furnished, Nevada, June 11th, 1872-tt. =! Surveying. : ~ Parties desiring my services, will ‘Mr. D. Bi” Merry, “a regularly appointed U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, who will attend promptly to -all business entrused to his Gare. H. 8. BRADLEY. Nevada, May 28th. ie Causeless Depression. This expression is’ often used, but it is manifestly absurd. Gloom and melancholy are not spontaneous. They are unnatural mental conditions and usually have corresponding causes. If there is no apparent physical disease, In nine cases out of: ten the stomach,'the liver. and the bowels are responsible for the cloud which rests upon thé brain. ‘In all such cases immediate and: permanent relief may be obtained by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. If the digestive organs are weak an invigorant is necessary; if the liver is’ disordered analterative is required; if the bowels-afe constipated or irregular a gentle aperient is required. In that famous végetable remédy these three medicinal properties are commingled with eral othersof a scarcely less important character,and hence it speedily curés every species of hypochondria arising from material causes, by removing the causes themselves. ——— In the Summer, when disorders of the stomach and bowels, biliouscomplaintsand all diseases which affect the assimulating and secretive organs are especially prevaable tonic, alterative and corrective in every dwelling, and within the reach of all who travel by land or water, cannot be over estimated. As it is astaple article through. out the country it would be next to impossible to find a settlement near or remote, uhprovided with a stock of this famous vegetable restorative, x SL SEES TIS I OT ETON, SCORE, aces: FRANK’S FOUNTAIN SODA, FOUNTAIN ADE, * Ice-Cream and Oyster Saloon. NO.g1 COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Coes’ Shoe Store,f NEVADA. ‘ RANK would inform the public that F he has fitted up a Block Tin Soda Fountain—the only one in the, county— where persons can get a pure — of Soda Water without being poisoned by drinking Soda from lead pipe fountains. . Also Fountain Ade, A Cool and pleasant beverage, Ice Cream, Of different flavors, constantly on hand. OYSTERS In any style desired, promptly served. Having motive power to make Ice Cream he is prepared to make Cream for parties and families cheaper ahd better than it can be procured at any other place. m29 = GEO. E. TURNER, B. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOW & CO., . Groceries and Provisions. . Commercial Street,.....Nevada City. E have just received a large and well \ \ selected stock of; Groceries and Provisions, rates. Goods delivered a reasonable di? ance free of c e. TAM’S SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. iy NTOINE TAM would inferm bh people of Nevada City that he isprePe saathing he mak PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mt. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share of the pubs lic patronage, and guaran‘ees satisfaction. Give him a call. % will be $1 each evening, and for ; find at my office, during my absence, . , reason for despondency, it is a symptom of . , lent, the importance of having this invalurates. Which .will be sold at the lowest living . style at his Salooon, Iced Fountain Soda, of every flavor. Ice Cream, * BARGAINS EVER BROUGHT TO NE.VADA COUNTY. . ” YOU CAN ‘Get the Latest Styles SUMMER Goops At the Store of A. Goldsmith ae Cheaper than at any other place. —— The largest and prettsest stock ever brought to this city, embracing every kind known in the

market. 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 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 cents. Fine hemstitch Hdkfs, pr doz, $2. Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. Imperial 3-ply and Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr doz. : Real Fine Embr. French Corsets, $1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. __And all other articles at like You can’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and see them ! DRESS GOODS . Silks of all colors, French and Irish Poplius, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautifal stock, Dolly Varden, And every other Kind. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS! Bleaehed and Un-bleached Towelings, Table Cloths, Napkins, Spreads, Ticking, And every other article in this line required for Household and general use ! Every article usually found in ment can be had at GOLDSMITH’. The Greatest . J. B. Davis and Ed.* Muller. = There ‘ __. Will be elasses for, adults on Friday . ” GRAND. BENEFITFOR 4 8 THE PEOPLE “OF NEVADA COUNTY ! READ THIS AND REFLEUT! No Humbug, As will easily be glemonstrated by seeing for yourself, J.&8.ROSENTHAL TH advantages unequalled by any firm in this part of the State, in receiving uae CLOTHING FROM NEW YORK And having purchased the celebrated Establishment of They are determined to maintain the old reputation by Selling Clothing, &c, CHEAPER . THAN ANY OTHERS In Nevada County! ~ We want purchasers to distinctly understand that we mean just we say, and all we ask is that you will CALL AND SEE THE Goods before you buy elsewhere ! WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY FIRM IN THE STATE. —_— We have received during the past few days 20 Cases of New Goods, SUCH AS Gents’ Fine Business Suits, Coats, Pants, Vests, Of every style, size and color. Under Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &e. kc. ko. If Low. Prices and Good Goods will commanda big trade we are determined to have it. We thal not rely upon San Francisco for our Latest: Style of Clothing, but shalceive. at the opening of each season, a large. . stock direct from the Manufactories in the East. We have 100 Gases of Clothing on the way from New York--Clothing that can’t be equalled on the Pacific Coast. We wish the people to understand thet yeu the truth of everything we say by cali ing at our Store, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada: Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. . BOYS’ CLOTHING : . Nevada this is ne blowing, bat we will prove to ORES CO DE SH Clothing STORE! , NATHAN & CASPER, Successors to. HAAS & CO. & ? ———mmes NATHAN & CASPER’S. FOR , YOUR FINE’ —_ THE FINEST AND*THE CHEAPEST! es NATHAN & CASPER, Have on hand ’ A fall Stock, . Offiall Sizes, Of the Celebrated Cheviot Shirts, IF YoU WANT . "A FINE] $ OR CHEAP SUIT OF Ln G0 TO THE Clothing Store. ee tte FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & CASPER’S. os FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE NATHAN & OASPER’S. ‘ Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING ‘STORE ! Nathan & Casper, PROPRIETORS. ) ; At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner SckeabNcibaditialenesanhtiniennldtioatme’ ican tae SPLENDID NEW GOODS!/. 1776. a] A GRAND CELEBRATION OF OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, AT NEVADA CITy, f-ON— THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1872; ____ IN WHICH MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate, GOV. BOOTH, — GRAND FIRE WORKS .IN THE EVENING! — The Committee do not hesitate to state that it will be the GRANDEST CELEBRATION Ever witnessed in the mountains, Visiting Firemen will be received and entertained by the Department, and Soldiers by the Nevada Military. 3 Citizens from all parts ‘eof the County ‘are cordially invited to attend. — Full particulars will be published in a . few days. By .order of the Committee of Arrangements. : NILES SEARLS, President. J. J, ROGERS, Secrerary. Nevada, May 31st, 1873, —AND— BLACKSMITHING. I AM. PREPARED to do all kinds of work in my line in a workmanlike manner, and at the Lowest Living Prices. Particular attention paid to 7 HORSE SHOEKING. I intend to do shoeing better and cheaper than any man in this city. Pay no attention to blowers and cappers, They do lie and.I know it. The Passive Policy is played out with me. : ; D, CLANCY, Nevada, June 24, 1872, ALL ABOARD ! AILROAD TICKETS to and from all parts of the United States, via. Pennsylvania Central, Fort Wayne and Chi— Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis ute Also Steamer Tickets to and from all parts of Europe, via Liverpool and Great Western Steamship Company carrying. U. 8. Mails, can be had on application to W. H. DAVIDSON, AGENT. o Nevada, May 28th. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. registered prior to February 18th, 1871, wil} be paid on presentation. All Warrants on the Road Fund, registered prior to Feb. 14th, 1871, also Warrants Nos. 478, 479, 480 and 482, registered Feb. 14th, 1871, will be paid on presentation. ’ Interest ceases from this date, A. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, June 5th, 1872,NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 8. Rosenthal, who will continue at our Old stand, we take this occasion to return our thanks to the people of Nevadu County for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us, and also to commend dur successors, J. & R. Rosenthal, to our old custwmers. All persons indebted to Banner‘ Bros. arc requested to call at the store and settle immediately, and all persons having demands against us are requested te presezit them for settlement. BANNER BROB., jes Nevada City. TAKE NOTICE. HE undersigned hereby forbids all perT sons from moving any wood, water, dirt, gravel, or any thing, from his land ; also, from making any improvements whatver on his toy he liberty. = All persons any pro; on land are notified to remove it aanle sixty it for his-own use. JOHN C. MURCHIE, Sa. Nevada June 4th. 1672. _ NEVADA CITY. INDEPENDENCE DAY AN ORATION WILL GE DELIVERED: By SUMMER GLOTHING. HORSE SHOEING For the United States & Europe! LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THEW .¢m& General Fund of Nevada County, auu : AVING-seld-—out-our-business to-J, &—~— 4 Fal