June 28, 1873 (4 pages)

oR \ win} ef gue ae given. that an elec . heer of the Névaq be held at the Mar. street, on aBeh; 1873, Frank Eilerman, ing, Wm. Scott, om 5to8p.m, . lof Fire Delega « COE, President. : + jeQT OUNTY Cky. (ITTEE, the REPURtICAN : RAL COMMITTER . ae UBD aY, sess = Siihctiaiee ; 873, ali doi ouncements, asurer, will be a cafitidate ounty Clerk, Subject . Republican Oounty corder. is hereby announced for re-election to tle rder. Subject to the ican Convention. ity Clerk. iereby announced as § the office of County e decision of the Demheriff. PKINS is hereby an. udidate for the office o the decision of the on. herif. mounces himself as a > office of Sheriff of Nesct to the decision of vention. jet ecorder,. hereby announced a8 the office of County Re1e decision of the DemRENT. ) ) STORES in the TranBuilding, on Commertreet, are offered FOR ALSO, in the Second Story of . Apply to” BROWN & DEAL. “ LUTZ, E BOOT MAKER, repared to make Boots noes in the latest. and aghionable styles. Pact {. guaranteed in in and prices a6 ou a establishment in the 3 y ‘seared ‘in the: best ortest notice, and at the e pair of boots made to -done in my line give B. LUTZ. . on Broad Street, below Hotel, 1, 1873. ‘EH SCHOOL. ,A CORNELL, Private School for theiz f Children, at the n School House, , JUNE 234, 1873, a -through the Public n—One Scholar in a Fam-" th. When two or mor nily attend, a reduction ‘lass will be formed for nprove their reading 08 ESDAY and FRIDAY AF,, euch ‘week, fro. 4 tod jel « —— ‘July, 1873. ire Department ! tention a are oy honey ‘ordered #0 3 the Hall of. Pent » Company, at half past 4 t, A. M. on the where tion will vonvey you to eng ne 5 cents per 5 per week. _ Indian named Pete, It appears that on the. Crandall-road, ‘both drank, : ee ir difficulty, ‘and-.started ~ off _ dowy-the road. ‘Shortly after, Pete “and Bill,-the-drunken= Indians, fol“jng Bill, as the latter states. The The Daily Transerit . NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘LOCAL “AFFAIRS. The Indian Womicide. = Sheriff Porriny and District Attorney Deal went to Buena Vista slide on Thursday, to ascertain the facts jn relation to. the butting scrape, which resulted in the death of an’ Pete and another Indian named Bill, were at Jack Preston’s beer shanty, when a white man, whom they called “old Jim,” whom the’ Indians say worked at-Leech’smill_some time ago, came up, and heand Pete had some words. The Indian had an old musket-barrel. which he had got repaired in Grass Valley, in his hand, and with this followed the white ma some. time, endeavoring to strike osbime The white man endgavored to lowed, and as the latter states, were going to the campoodie of the tribe. The white man had turned off the main road to the left, and was -going across:to the Enterprise mill, when Pete started after him again, saying he was going to fight him, and leavyThe white man said he was sick and did not want to fight, and started off. Pete followed him until they got out . out of sight. Bill says the “white. man heap scared, just like woman.” He followed up ina little while, and met Pete coming back, with a terrible cut in his side, and unother in his breast. The white man could not be found, but Jack Preston says he‘came to-his place the next morning, and told him that Indian Pate followed him up and clinched with him, grasping him hy the throat,and that he was about striking him with the gun barrel, when he inflitted the wounds, Preston professes:.not to know the name of the white man. “The occurrence at the beer saloon is corroborated by a boy who was herding cattle in the vicinity. Pete has a bad reputation among the Indians, and he shot a squaw at the camp last Spring. He died ‘at the Hospital on Wednesday night, andthe body was burned by his tribe, as we stated yesterday. The Enterprise Mine. & The Enterprise Gravel mine is located at Buena Vista Slide; and the works are very complete, They havea ten stamp battery. pumping and hoisting works all in the most complete order. The ineline is in three compartments, and is down fourteen hundred feet. All the way above the bottom of the incline they have gravel which prospects well, but they have not yet. struck the main channel for which. they are running. We understand, however, that the Enterprise has paid expenses all along, and the yield will no doubt be largely increased when they reach the main channel, which is known to,run along under the ridge ‘which they are washing. <> > For County Treasurer. A. H. Parker, of this city, is today announced as a candidate for ‘the. office of County Treasurer, subJject.to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Mr. Parker is an, ald resident of the county, having . tesided many years in thiscity, and part of the time in Pleasant Valley. He is a thorough aecountant and ‘bookkeeper, and has for two years “past been Secretary of the County Republican Central Committee. Mr. ; Parker is well known in this city and to many residents of the county outside). __ Yesterday sak Theminn mornings. this locality has received visits from “Jack Frost.” This is nothing un_¢ommon,so far this season, but asthe Fourth of July with be-herein a few days, we think it about’ time the white-headed urchin was disappearing from this section. ~ A great many visitors from various Parts of the State are m the city at the.present time. __ digestion, bilious disorders, constipation, . Rate Shoemaker, of the Grass . Blow comfininargencraied iy 9 vitated renova’ and regulating infiuence. This se distinguishes! arrivals at the Bay. is its record, avouched by es of intel t exon ov a period ; ve bab nocd! a century, ane — Remon Central Committee. tor The Republican ‘County Central ennai 2 'élock for theTanmiion ill meet a Li Ssasection of-impartant business. . ic Hall, before buying elsewhere. For the Summer Campaign,., It is all important to the peopte-of Nevada county that. they should! dress well, and not: pay high prices for Clothing. In view of this fact, we are happy to announce to our readers that B. Nathan is now ready. ‘to Supply all kinds of fine Business Suits, Furnishing Goods, etc., the very best to be had im the State, at lower prices than any other house . in’ Nevada county. On Saturday and yesterday, he received an immense stock of gentlemen’ s Clothing, the neatest, prettiest and ‘cheapest ever seen in this part of the county. . The mining portion of our. commut-: nity-have-also-been-remembered,and ‘a splendid assortment of miners’ Clothing has been selected for this market. Purchasers of anything in this line will be very foolish if théey don’t visit the celebrated establishment of B. Nathan, opposite MasonGreat , bargains are offered and no in San Francisco last, week, ‘by K. . Casper, who thoroughly understands the wants ofour people. = Grand Social Dance. Dance at Temperance Hall on the evening of July 4th, to which all lovers of dancing are. cordially invited. The floor will be waxed, and everything done td. make-it a pleasant eyening to all who attend. The best of music has been engaged, and ise-a—Ne.1 caller. As this will be the only entertainment in thiscity on that evening, it is safe to say that -Temperance Hall will be crowded. Tickets, $1 50: j20-td Elegant Lot of Goods. building, on Broad street, has received during the past few days, an elegant stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, ete,, which he is offering . for sale at very low rates, owing’to the great decline of goods in hisiline. This is a oNE PRICE sTORE, and purchasers can rely upon getting goods rates. Call-and-judge-for-yourselves. Fire! Fire: Fire! Werks, At Blum Brothers Variety Store, wholesale and retuil. *20-td Cheap and Good Pictures. Mrs. Rudolph is takirig Card Photographs at her Gallery, on Broad street, at $2506 per dozen. Good Pictures can be relied on. _j18-2w —_. Lumber. Cooper & Bros. Saw Mill, at Blue ‘Tent, is now running, and they are ready.to supply the demand for superior Spruce and Pine Lumber of Fire! Fire! Good seasoned lumber always’ on hand at the mill. june 4-lm ALL who aes froné éoughs,colds, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and the most to be dreaded of all, consumption, can find sure pe. in Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, which always cures when other: remedies fail. FOR SUPERIOR P PHOTOGRAPHS, 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 for 1871. All work guaranteed. Dz. Abonn, Oculist, Aurist, Catarrh, Surgeon for chronic diseases, ‘Offices, lab oratory and residence, 213 Geary Btreet, San Frencisco. <> The Career of a Great Remedy. Twenty summers have elapsed since it was briefly announced that a new vegetable tonic and alterative, bearing the name of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, had been added to the list of Preventive and Restorative médiciies. The modest adv D which invited attention to the: preparation stated that it had been used with great success, in private practice, as a cure for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation and interniittent fevér. It/ was. soon discovered that the article possessed: extraor. class, tested itg merits as a:tonic, stimulant, corrective and restorative, and found that its effects more than fulfilled their hopes and. expectations. From that time to the present its course has 1 upward and onward, aad it stands to-day at the head of all medicines of its cjass, American or imported, in the magnitude of its — and its reputation as » shfe, sgrest potent invigorant and restorative. ee araperbranse: (trys td: peer disturbances, 80. on. during Sumoer months, it is absolutely y iuifallibte. Ins . . BRIGHT DAYS HAVE COME. . IMMENSE REDUCTION humbug. The goods were: ‘purchased . . ; J. Blum will ‘give ‘a Grand Social . B. H. Miller, in Odd Fellows’ as represented and at the very lowest . . any ‘dimension required, on short . notice, at the ruling market prices. . Throat and Lung Physician, and. operating . dinary properties: The people; of every’ . S W Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. . IN PRICES. No Humbug t. Rip eigte BROS. ane om IMMENSE STOCK ae r=. CLOTHING —FOR THE—aPRING & SUMMER TRADE. om: to the great decline in the prices of Woolen Goods, we are now enabled to sell them at '30 per cent. Cheaper. than Former Rates. eee OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, ‘DRESS. AND BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the {LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County. : LOOK AT THESE PRICES: ~~ Fine Cassime sre Suits for $15. Former Prices, $22 and $25. Cassimere Suits from $11 to $18. Former Price, $17, California Overshirts for $1.25 and $1.50. Former Price, $2.25. And other Classes of Goods will . be sold ie beanies CHEAP. Call before it is too late, We are giving better bargains in our line than any other house in Nevada County. HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to. a Silk Beaver. GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, All of whieh we will sell at prices to suit ASCHHEIM BROs., Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers, €or. Broad and Pine Sts., jis i : ok. A ND évmeiehig event: ina first class GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING . Nevada City. BELL & BROWN, DRUGGISTS., ct PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES, ‘PURE LIQUORS, pedis Store. a Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets _ (Bussenius’ Old Stand. PRESCRIPTIONS: ‘CAREFULLY com. POUNDED. Ick: COLDFOUNTAIN BELL & BROWN’S Cor. Pine and Commercial ts. 4 NEVADA CITY. ‘ _ GREAT SALE CLOTHING oes B. NATHAN’S STORE. (Formerly Nathan & Casper.) Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. ‘Opposite Masonie Hall. B. NATHAN H‘’ just received a large and splendid stock of : New Spring Goods. 8 now prepared to su; [ Nevada and vicini etc., which she has just received, such as. Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat } and Bonnet Fremes, Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc Also, latest atyle Brackets, . Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be_svld cheap for cash, ia ee public , MES. M. A. STERLING. * "Nevada, April 30th, 1873. ly the ladies of with the latest a and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, Dress Goods, Muslins, Fisnnels; Napkins, patronage is soSPRING AND SUMM CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNES, VALISES, ETv}, ETv . __ALSO LATEST STYLE OF Preston’s Lemon Sugar q 4 Wage) SUMMER DRINK, Poa Sipsinatian artiohe'en 55 mart . Prepered by . E. M. PRESTON, . } Dealer in Drags, Chemicals, Perfumery, Hair Ols, Cosmetics, Flavoring Extracts, i Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical use. and price nae. aNED: Ve HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION A Fine Assortment of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ SHOES and SLIPPERS. My Goods will be sold at the very lowes price, and only ONE PRICE asked. © Give the old Pioneer a call, and he wi store in Nevada county. B. NATHAD i [sy or night. W. _ Crawford’s. esl axe C1 enim ee ‘. SPRING BED BOTTOM! conus. AND SHELF.a a AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, — 625 ‘> PPOSITE THE UNION: HOTEL AND On EXPRESS OFFICES, MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Tron’and Steel, _ Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS_AND PUTTY, --Linseed, Lard = ‘Oastor Qik: SOLE AGENT FOR THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use. Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. _AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. =Alw ays in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in use: : Ames’ Patent The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer’s Prices azd Freight. WOODEN : AND . WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. _ iy. Call and examine prices before purchasing elsewhere, for you can save money every time. ces though “nary” cent changes hands. _ Tin Ware made and repaired. t=Gas and Water Pipe of all kinds always on hand and connections made with the City Water Works. _. HARDWARE,. ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . White Leady« ec ee No troubie-te-show -goods and give priEE Miller, > THE POPULAR ONE PRICE CLOTHIER Fert . eae NEVADA COUNTY, t H’s JUST RECEIVED —AT BIS— Palace of Fashion, A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES —OF.SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS; AND BUSINESS — SUITS ALSO, HATS, — GENTLEMEN’S [FURNISHING Goons, \,eys’.and Children’s CLOTHING, Nevada, March 25th, 1873." CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES. ___S. JACOBS Were respectfully inform the citi. zens of this city and surrounding + tewns that he is in constant. of-thevery finest brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC. ETC. retail, at the lowest cash prices. Gentlemen in want of the finest prands of Havana Cigars can be accommodated by calling at my store. My arrangements are such, and with a heavy stock on hand, I am enabled to spel retail dealers with Cigars and Tobacco at lower rates than they can buy the same brands in San Francisco. Call and examine the goods and prices. " 3. JACOBS, my23 Masonic Building; Pine-Street. NEW GROCERY STORE J. 8S. HOLBROOK, OULD respectfully inform the pubple of Nevada City and surround. ing towns that he has opened a New Grécery Store, X At the Junction of Main and Com. mercial Streets, . And is . prepared to furnish; Case Goods, » And in fact everything that is neually kept in a first class store of this.kind Goods will be sold at the lowest cash . prices. Call and see my Goods and Prices. Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, Goods delivered free of charge. ; J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 3d, 1873. ; NEW FRUIT STORE. ~ FRED. SENNER. ‘@ULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City that he has openeda FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George E. Turner’s Hardware Store, And will have constantly on hand the finest variety of Fregh Fruits and Candies to be had in the Stata. aa” 1 will also oop on = all kinds ot & 29 Main Btreet. . Which he offers for sale, wholesale and , have made arrangements ‘tor the fruit . from Chapman’ » which will be = wal Groceries, Provisions, “Can and =

oR \ win} ef gue ae given. that an elec . heer of the Névaq be held at the Mar. street, on aBeh; 1873, Frank Eilerman, ing, Wm. Scott, om 5to8p.m, . lof Fire Delega « COE, President. : + jeQT OUNTY Cky. (ITTEE, the REPURtICAN : RAL COMMITTER . ae UBD aY, sess = Siihctiaiee ; 873, ali doi ouncements, asurer, will be a cafitidate ounty Clerk, Subject . Republican Oounty corder. is hereby announced for re-election to tle rder. Subject to the ican Convention. ity Clerk. iereby announced as § the office of County e decision of the Demheriff. PKINS is hereby an. udidate for the office o the decision of the on. herif. mounces himself as a > office of Sheriff of Nesct to the decision of vention. jet ecorder,. hereby announced a8 the office of County Re1e decision of the DemRENT. ) ) STORES in the TranBuilding, on Commertreet, are offered FOR ALSO, in the Second Story of . Apply to” BROWN & DEAL. “ LUTZ, E BOOT MAKER, repared to make Boots noes in the latest. and aghionable styles. Pact {. guaranteed in in and prices a6 ou a establishment in the 3 y ‘seared ‘in the: best ortest notice, and at the e pair of boots made to -done in my line give B. LUTZ. . on Broad Street, below Hotel, 1, 1873. ‘EH SCHOOL. ,A CORNELL, Private School for theiz f Children, at the n School House, , JUNE 234, 1873, a -through the Public n—One Scholar in a Fam-" th. When two or mor nily attend, a reduction ‘lass will be formed for nprove their reading 08 ESDAY and FRIDAY AF,, euch ‘week, fro. 4 tod jel « —— ‘July, 1873. ire Department ! tention a are oy honey ‘ordered #0 3 the Hall of. Pent » Company, at half past 4 t, A. M. on the where tion will vonvey you to eng ne 5 cents per 5 per week. _ Indian named Pete, It appears that on the. Crandall-road, ‘both drank, : ee ir difficulty, ‘and-.started ~ off _ dowy-the road. ‘Shortly after, Pete “and Bill,-the-drunken= Indians, fol“jng Bill, as the latter states. The The Daily Transerit . NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘LOCAL “AFFAIRS. The Indian Womicide. = Sheriff Porriny and District Attorney Deal went to Buena Vista slide on Thursday, to ascertain the facts jn relation to. the butting scrape, which resulted in the death of an’ Pete and another Indian named Bill, were at Jack Preston’s beer shanty, when a white man, whom they called “old Jim,” whom the’ Indians say worked at-Leech’smill_some time ago, came up, and heand Pete had some words. The Indian had an old musket-barrel. which he had got repaired in Grass Valley, in his hand, and with this followed the white ma some. time, endeavoring to strike osbime The white man endgavored to lowed, and as the latter states, were going to the campoodie of the tribe. The white man had turned off the main road to the left, and was -going across:to the Enterprise mill, when Pete started after him again, saying he was going to fight him, and leavyThe white man said he was sick and did not want to fight, and started off. Pete followed him until they got out . out of sight. Bill says the “white. man heap scared, just like woman.” He followed up ina little while, and met Pete coming back, with a terrible cut in his side, and unother in his breast. The white man could not be found, but Jack Preston says he‘came to-his place the next morning, and told him that Indian Pate followed him up and clinched with him, grasping him hy the throat,and that he was about striking him with the gun barrel, when he inflitted the wounds, Preston professes:.not to know the name of the white man. “The occurrence at the beer saloon is corroborated by a boy who was herding cattle in the vicinity. Pete has a bad reputation among the Indians, and he shot a squaw at the camp last Spring. He died ‘at the Hospital on Wednesday night, andthe body was burned by his tribe, as we stated yesterday. The Enterprise Mine. & The Enterprise Gravel mine is located at Buena Vista Slide; and the works are very complete, They havea ten stamp battery. pumping and hoisting works all in the most complete order. The ineline is in three compartments, and is down fourteen hundred feet. All the way above the bottom of the incline they have gravel which prospects well, but they have not yet. struck the main channel for which. they are running. We understand, however, that the Enterprise has paid expenses all along, and the yield will no doubt be largely increased when they reach the main channel, which is known to,run along under the ridge ‘which they are washing. <> > For County Treasurer. A. H. Parker, of this city, is today announced as a candidate for ‘the. office of County Treasurer, subJject.to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Mr. Parker is an, ald resident of the county, having . tesided many years in thiscity, and part of the time in Pleasant Valley. He is a thorough aecountant and ‘bookkeeper, and has for two years “past been Secretary of the County Republican Central Committee. Mr. ; Parker is well known in this city and to many residents of the county outside). __ Yesterday sak Theminn mornings. this locality has received visits from “Jack Frost.” This is nothing un_¢ommon,so far this season, but asthe Fourth of July with be-herein a few days, we think it about’ time the white-headed urchin was disappearing from this section. ~ A great many visitors from various Parts of the State are m the city at the.present time. __ digestion, bilious disorders, constipation, . Rate Shoemaker, of the Grass . Blow comfininargencraied iy 9 vitated renova’ and regulating infiuence. This se distinguishes! arrivals at the Bay. is its record, avouched by es of intel t exon ov a period ; ve bab nocd! a century, ane — Remon Central Committee. tor The Republican ‘County Central ennai 2 'élock for theTanmiion ill meet a Li Ssasection of-impartant business. . ic Hall, before buying elsewhere. For the Summer Campaign,., It is all important to the peopte-of Nevada county that. they should! dress well, and not: pay high prices for Clothing. In view of this fact, we are happy to announce to our readers that B. Nathan is now ready. ‘to Supply all kinds of fine Business Suits, Furnishing Goods, etc., the very best to be had im the State, at lower prices than any other house . in’ Nevada county. On Saturday and yesterday, he received an immense stock of gentlemen’ s Clothing, the neatest, prettiest and ‘cheapest ever seen in this part of the county. . The mining portion of our. commut-: nity-have-also-been-remembered,and ‘a splendid assortment of miners’ Clothing has been selected for this market. Purchasers of anything in this line will be very foolish if théey don’t visit the celebrated establishment of B. Nathan, opposite MasonGreat , bargains are offered and no in San Francisco last, week, ‘by K. . Casper, who thoroughly understands the wants ofour people. = Grand Social Dance. Dance at Temperance Hall on the evening of July 4th, to which all lovers of dancing are. cordially invited. The floor will be waxed, and everything done td. make-it a pleasant eyening to all who attend. The best of music has been engaged, and ise-a—Ne.1 caller. As this will be the only entertainment in thiscity on that evening, it is safe to say that -Temperance Hall will be crowded. Tickets, $1 50: j20-td Elegant Lot of Goods. building, on Broad street, has received during the past few days, an elegant stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, ete,, which he is offering . for sale at very low rates, owing’to the great decline of goods in hisiline. This is a oNE PRICE sTORE, and purchasers can rely upon getting goods rates. Call-and-judge-for-yourselves. Fire! Fire: Fire! Werks, At Blum Brothers Variety Store, wholesale and retuil. *20-td Cheap and Good Pictures. Mrs. Rudolph is takirig Card Photographs at her Gallery, on Broad street, at $2506 per dozen. Good Pictures can be relied on. _j18-2w —_. Lumber. Cooper & Bros. Saw Mill, at Blue ‘Tent, is now running, and they are ready.to supply the demand for superior Spruce and Pine Lumber of Fire! Fire! Good seasoned lumber always’ on hand at the mill. june 4-lm ALL who aes froné éoughs,colds, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and the most to be dreaded of all, consumption, can find sure pe. in Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, which always cures when other: remedies fail. FOR SUPERIOR P PHOTOGRAPHS, 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 for 1871. All work guaranteed. Dz. Abonn, Oculist, Aurist, Catarrh, Surgeon for chronic diseases, ‘Offices, lab oratory and residence, 213 Geary Btreet, San Frencisco. <> The Career of a Great Remedy. Twenty summers have elapsed since it was briefly announced that a new vegetable tonic and alterative, bearing the name of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, had been added to the list of Preventive and Restorative

médiciies. The modest adv D which invited attention to the: preparation stated that it had been used with great success, in private practice, as a cure for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation and interniittent fevér. It/ was. soon discovered that the article possessed: extraor. class, tested itg merits as a:tonic, stimulant, corrective and restorative, and found that its effects more than fulfilled their hopes and. expectations. From that time to the present its course has 1 upward and onward, aad it stands to-day at the head of all medicines of its cjass, American or imported, in the magnitude of its — and its reputation as » shfe, sgrest potent invigorant and restorative. ee araperbranse: (trys td: peer disturbances, 80. on. during Sumoer months, it is absolutely y iuifallibte. Ins . . BRIGHT DAYS HAVE COME. . IMMENSE REDUCTION humbug. The goods were: ‘purchased . . ; J. Blum will ‘give ‘a Grand Social . B. H. Miller, in Odd Fellows’ as represented and at the very lowest . . any ‘dimension required, on short . notice, at the ruling market prices. . Throat and Lung Physician, and. operating . dinary properties: The people; of every’ . S W Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. . IN PRICES. No Humbug t. Rip eigte BROS. ane om IMMENSE STOCK ae r=. CLOTHING —FOR THE—aPRING & SUMMER TRADE. om: to the great decline in the prices of Woolen Goods, we are now enabled to sell them at '30 per cent. Cheaper. than Former Rates. eee OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, ‘DRESS. AND BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the {LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County. : LOOK AT THESE PRICES: ~~ Fine Cassime sre Suits for $15. Former Prices, $22 and $25. Cassimere Suits from $11 to $18. Former Price, $17, California Overshirts for $1.25 and $1.50. Former Price, $2.25. And other Classes of Goods will . be sold ie beanies CHEAP. Call before it is too late, We are giving better bargains in our line than any other house in Nevada County. HATS, HATS, Of the latest Parisian Style, from a Wool to. a Silk Beaver. GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, All of whieh we will sell at prices to suit ASCHHEIM BROs., Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers, €or. Broad and Pine Sts., jis i : ok. A ND évmeiehig event: ina first class GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING . Nevada City. BELL & BROWN, DRUGGISTS., ct PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES, ‘PURE LIQUORS, pedis Store. a Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets _ (Bussenius’ Old Stand. PRESCRIPTIONS: ‘CAREFULLY com. POUNDED. Ick: COLDFOUNTAIN BELL & BROWN’S Cor. Pine and Commercial ts. 4 NEVADA CITY. ‘ _ GREAT SALE CLOTHING oes B. NATHAN’S STORE. (Formerly Nathan & Casper.) Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. ‘Opposite Masonie Hall. B. NATHAN H‘’ just received a large and splendid stock of : New Spring Goods. 8 now prepared to su; [ Nevada and vicini etc., which she has just received, such as. Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Hat } and Bonnet Fremes, Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc Also, latest atyle Brackets, . Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets. The Goods will be_svld cheap for cash, ia ee public , MES. M. A. STERLING. * "Nevada, April 30th, 1873. ly the ladies of with the latest a and Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, Dress Goods, Muslins, Fisnnels; Napkins, patronage is soSPRING AND SUMM CLOTHING! BOOTS, SHOES FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNES, VALISES, ETv}, ETv . __ALSO LATEST STYLE OF Preston’s Lemon Sugar q 4 Wage) SUMMER DRINK, Poa Sipsinatian artiohe'en 55 mart . Prepered by . E. M. PRESTON, . } Dealer in Drags, Chemicals, Perfumery, Hair Ols, Cosmetics, Flavoring Extracts, i Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical use. and price nae. aNED: Ve HATS! OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTION A Fine Assortment of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ SHOES and SLIPPERS. My Goods will be sold at the very lowes price, and only ONE PRICE asked. © Give the old Pioneer a call, and he wi store in Nevada county. B. NATHAD i [sy or night. W. _ Crawford’s. esl axe C1 enim ee ‘. SPRING BED BOTTOM! conus. AND SHELF.a a AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, — 625 ‘> PPOSITE THE UNION: HOTEL AND On EXPRESS OFFICES, MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Tron’and Steel, _ Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS_AND PUTTY, --Linseed, Lard = ‘Oastor Qik: SOLE AGENT FOR THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use. Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. _AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. =Alw ays in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in use: : Ames’ Patent The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer’s Prices azd Freight. WOODEN : AND . WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. _ iy. Call and examine prices before purchasing elsewhere, for you can save money every time. ces though “nary” cent changes hands. _ Tin Ware made and repaired. t=Gas and Water Pipe of all kinds always on hand and connections made with the City Water Works. _. HARDWARE,. ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . White Leady« ec ee No troubie-te-show -goods and give priEE Miller, > THE POPULAR ONE PRICE CLOTHIER Fert . eae NEVADA COUNTY, t H’s JUST RECEIVED —AT BIS— Palace of Fashion, A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES —OF.SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS; AND BUSINESS — SUITS ALSO, HATS, — GENTLEMEN’S [FURNISHING Goons, \,eys’.and Children’s CLOTHING, Nevada, March 25th, 1873." CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES. ___S. JACOBS Were respectfully inform the citi. zens of this city and surrounding + tewns that he is in constant. of-thevery finest brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC. ETC. retail, at the lowest cash prices. Gentlemen in want of the finest prands of Havana Cigars can be accommodated by calling at my store. My arrangements are such, and with a heavy stock on hand, I am enabled to spel retail dealers with Cigars and Tobacco at lower rates than they can buy the same brands in San Francisco. Call and examine the goods and prices. " 3. JACOBS, my23 Masonic Building; Pine-Street. NEW GROCERY STORE J. 8S. HOLBROOK, OULD respectfully inform the pubple of Nevada City and surround. ing towns that he has opened a New Grécery Store, X At the Junction of Main and Com. mercial Streets, . And is . prepared to furnish; Case Goods, » And in fact everything that is neually kept in a first class store of this.kind Goods will be sold at the lowest cash . prices. Call and see my Goods and Prices. Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, Goods delivered free of charge. ; J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 3d, 1873. ; NEW FRUIT STORE. ~ FRED. SENNER. ‘@ULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City that he has openeda FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George E. Turner’s Hardware Store, And will have constantly on hand the finest variety of Fregh Fruits and Candies to be had in the Stata. aa” 1 will also oop on = all kinds ot & 29 Main Btreet. . Which he offers for sale, wholesale and , have made arrangements ‘tor the fruit . from Chapman’ » which will be = wal Groceries, Provisions, “Can and =