March 26, 1873 (4 pages)

p * NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Homicide at Burrington Hill (> pe Monday afternoon a row 00 arred at Burrington Hill, four miles above Quaker Hill, in Little York township, between George Kilgor and Colin Smith, in-which, the latter was stabbedand killed. The part culars ‘@'we learn them are as fallows: gmith and Oliver spent a good part ‘of the day at Kilgor’s house, where they drank and talked until the afernoon, When they alt left togetherfor Barrington Hill. Colin § whois familiarly known “iis_‘‘Rob The Daily Beanserips. EM . NB _ . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY: (3 DRUGGISTS, Hf ON TIME DEPosrrs, , On and-after February 1, 1873, AS FOLLOWs : its,6 per cent. per annum. . —Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per ~ s 7 = ‘was at the ¢ Fandthé parties took dinner together, er, Kilgor, whodives at Quaker Hill, ; bin on Monday evening . —_ Fr ‘send money by Express. } Cheeks on Solvent Banks taken at par. TISSUE. ANGE ae. la aaa & BROWN. ES 8 SCORMER ORs. > Pine and Commercial Streets. Dealers in , . DRUGS, Six Months Time Depos. CHEMICALS, _ PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAP _ BRUSHES, of all kinds. ka. We shall keep on hand a large assort. Se ee ee arene: ems By Ay Miller, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER. aR THE POPULAR » . . Z s 5 a : GRAND CELEBRATION . AT NEVADA CITY, FRIDAY, April 25th, 1873. § & ‘ _ Ll — —-OF— . . NEVADA COUNTY, H’s JUST RECEIVED : AT HIs— —— SEEN Rte ee ‘of Fashion,. — OUSTOMAH LODOE, NO. 16, L. O. O. F., Of Nevada City, — WILL CELEBRATE THE = TH ANNIVERSARY 5 Sle { Shey had a_bottleof whisky, and ‘vulgar langtilage to which Smith took exception, and put Kilgor out of the eabin, telling him if he would behave himself he could come back and finduring the meal Kilgor used -somé . Fancy Articles; ~ ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, P=" JOHN W. HINDS, President. Nevailp City, Jan.4th, 1873. =—_ PSI — Ge to ; Aschheim Bros., on the corner’ of Broad and Pine streets and see-their beautiful stock of clothing, furnishjsh the meal. To this he agreed and @ he parties talked together for some time, when suddenly Kilgortook~a knife’ from the table and-plunged it to the han, die into the breastof Sriith, who died in a short time, The parties are both Scotchmen. — They had until this occurrence been very warm friends, and as far as we can learn never had any difficulty before. Kilgor is an old, gray-headed man probably 55yearsof age. After the trans’ action he went home to Quaker Hill, and yesterday morning Under Sheriff Potter went up and arrested him. He found him in bed when he arrived. The old man expresses the deepest sorrow over the affair. _Yesterday Justice Davidson went to the scene of the homicide to hold an inquest, the report of the affair having been brought to this city by Mr. Stephens,who resides in the vicinity. Hack : wh ' CALE _ IORs NOWY The Gaines Case, The trial of Bateman Gaines for # bt: the murder of William: Stanton, comZ mitted at Mooney Flat, commenced ee in the District Court yesterday morning, Jndge P. W. Keiser, of the . Tenth District Court presiding, The ' CS was prosecuted by. District Attorney Deal, Jase MeReardan appearing for the defensé,—The—jurywas secured yesterday morning, the following. persons being empanelled H; Merrill, Geo. Conaway, Wm. Warner, Alfred Beeman,J. H. Brown, David Bowen. Appointment. D, B, Frink, editor of the Truekee Republican, has been appointed, by Judge Reardan, Court Commissioner td take testimony in the divorce case of Smith vs. Smith, now Pending in the District Court. The appointment is a most excellent one, and we feel confident that Judge Frink will perform the duties of his office to the Satisfaction of one of the Smith family at least. z New Goods——-Don’t ‘be Deceived. Probably, never will another such 4 stock of dry and fancy goods be received in the mountains as those now being unpacked at A. Goldsmith’s store, in Kidd's Block. It would be impossible to attempt to givea list of articles, or 4 description of the latest styles of hats for ladies and children, goods, faney ‘goods, carpets, tte., but suffice it to say they are the N, $1. & $1. or yd. 2 each. EAD, ) for adies go and look at them and , $3 : as in the to try the case; Thomas—Watkerw_-. °2¢h. at _ —OSENE Hi Hatfield, J. F. Hamilton, w-8-. 4 Norton, Wm. Lytle, George Lyttle, . Rost elegant ever brought to Califor. . Preston’s. ing goods, etc., which they are sellLing 25 per cent cheaper than~any other house in the State. , The object of the great. sale is-for’ the purpose of disposing of their present stock in order to make room for the new goods that were shipped from New York on Thursday last. Those . wanting anything in the clothing line should not fail to take advautage of the great sale at Aschheim Bros. Their sales were very lurge yesterday on account of the great reduction in prices. Take advantage of it, all ye that want to dress: well for'a very little money. . LESTER & MULLOY’S. . m23-3¢ HAZARD'S CHAMPION SUCCO. TASH, AT LESTER & MUL. LOY’S. sod raat Hight pairs Ladies" Stockings for $1, at ROSENBERG BROS. Ten yards Bleached Muslin for $1, at ROSENBERG BROS. ~ _. Grenadines, all colors, 25 cents a yard, at ROSENBERG BROS, tit Ladies’ Straw Hats, latest styles, 50 cents each, at trea "ROSENBERG BROS. Spool Thread given away, at ' Latest style Summer Shals, $2 50, Nevada Skating Rink. » B. BULLARD, Proprietor, H will be open : : EVERY AFTERNOON, ~— (Except Sundays ) ~~ And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 7% to 10 o'clock. © f Use of Skates in the dies and Children 15 A Lady. always in attendance to wait upon Ladies and Children, The hest of order always maintained. Admission Free. “Use of Skates in the Evening, 25 cents. 8” Tickets will be sold by the Month, if desired. afternoon, for Lacents, BIRDSEYE BULLARD Nevada, March 15th, 1873, GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. __ Fresh Garden See¢ FLOWER SEED. =A PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’S EXTRACT ABSOLUTE WATER-PROOF, + Prop rs PRESTON'’S, _—_—— “,LAMP CHIMNEYS,; 6 for 50 Ceiits a GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIN, ~~] YARMOUTH BLOATERS, AT . EREAFTER the Nevada Skating Rink . — __K@ Also & Tull line of 7" Patent’ Medicines. ‘A\GOOD SUPPLY OF ¢ m= ALFALFA, CLOVER, ‘TIMOTHY, &c. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CoM. POUNDED. 7. ° PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, . TRUSSES. OF ALL KINDS.) REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets : (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BEIL & BROWN. : HO YEDYSPEPTIcS! . White's Specialty : WILL CURE You. SYMPTOMS OF DY»sPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon: undigested food, usually soon atter eating. : ing Instead of digesting. ‘ Constipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and-want-of gastric juice. tremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste 4 and turrid tongue, s . Consumptive rymptoms, cough and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for con-. Sumption while it is only a symptom of 4 dyspepsia. __ Sleeplessness, headache,-gloomand depression of spirits, are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but. which are easily removed by the use of : WHITE'S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that, we have been induced to send for it. As ea et APERIENT it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the;bowels it is a sure cure. . . From the Boston Journal. Dyspersia. White's Specialty for this aggravating couplaint, has been thoroughly tested by thousands who have been benefitted by it, and are willing to testify to its efficacy. It warrants a permanent cure, if tried faithfully, ‘ Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) says, in ‘‘American Homes,” that WHITE’s Speciatty for dyspepsia scatters that disease as quickly as-water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this age of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whetier their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. As it is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be done by Wurre’s SPECIALTY FOR DYSPEPSIA, which from pure merit and virtue alone is its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day. oo ‘ Prrrston, Mg., April 17,1872. Mr. H. G. White.—I take pleasure in giv. ing you the following certificute. My wifé, Mrs. H.C. Lord, during last winter waa afflicted with dyspepsia in the most obstinate form. After trying ers] physicians and various remedies wi weal ef, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave it a frial. After taking two bottles only, it produced the desired . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. Pain in the head, sides, breast, and ex. . fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in. . “ Nevada City A Full Assortment of the DRESS: “AND : BUSINESS ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Boys’ and Children’s Ea CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. -NO FOOLISHNESS Now! THE Cid Pioneers . NOT TO BE OUTDONEIN THE QUALITY OF GOODS OR PRICES! —_—_— STARTLING FACTS! No.Quackery! No Deception ! EVERYTHING @PEN AND ABOVE BOARD! LADIES ATTENTION, : JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL T THE OLD STAND, Corner of Pine and Broad Streéts, have received their 7 SPRING GOODS, AND THEY ARE THE CHOICEST AND RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT _“ TO THIS MARKET. bes Pr We have resolved not to be undersold by ay dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the benegt of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take a Jook at the following list of goods and prices and ther call at our establishment. mT GOOD NEWs. . ° es Great Excitement . ! pa —_aAT—. Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. . LOOK TO ¥OUR INTEREST. Competition Against Us. = ee = YE have the Largest stock of aera CLOTHING, c?) : —BY— VERY LATEST STYLES ee : inde PROCESSION, SPRING AND SUMMER, ee Dedication of the New Hall o . Orator of the Day, Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, OF OAKLAND, Chaplain, ‘JOHN W. HINDS. nd Grand Marshal of the Day, _ P. G. JONATHAN CLARK, Aids : P. G. PHILIP SELDNER. P. G., A. H. PARKER. AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A . }—--IN THE EVENING, AT BULLARD’S HALL. The best of Music has been engaged for the “day and evening, comprising Willis’ Band from San Francisco, assisted by Marcus M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada. eee, Invitation Committee, Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, Nevada City—H. H. HASKINS,; JOHN PATTISON, W. R: COE, W. H’ CRAWFORD, CHAS. MARSH M. 8. DEAL. Union Encampment, No. 11, Grass Valley —FRANE\G. BEATTY, HENRY H, IVANS. 7 Aaburn Encampment, No. 20, Dutch Flat A —¥. K. KIDDER, W. FRATHEN, Aben Ben Adham Encampment. No. 36, Moore's, Flat—B. D. BURT, W. J.CUMMINGS. ‘ Auburn Lodge, No. 7, Auburn—JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, E. G. BRADBURY, Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, Grass Valley —CHAS. HOCKING, 8S. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodge, No. 24, Downieville—JAS, ZIMMERMAN, ADOLPH COHN. Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M. FLINT, GEO. GRANT. * Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, You Bet—CHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS: WATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. San Juan Lodge, No. 67, San Juan—A. J. PUTNAM. G. W. KOCH. — Olive Lodge, No, 81, Dutch Flat—J. E. SQUIRES, JAMES JAMISON. Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheatland—D. J. WOODS H, LHO:E. * J: JANSON. H.F. WILKINSON. Colfax Lodge, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH WEBSTER, H. F. McCULLOUGH. Donner Louge,: No. 162, Truckee—G, W. GIFt' EN, E. ANGIOUN. Golden Star Lodge. 165, Grass Valley— E. P. SANFORD, JOHN WEBBER, . : Grand Ball! Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H, AT. . Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, Washington. . —AND—= “FURNISHING GOODS, . To be found in Nevada County. Which we-will sell on and after this date, at GREATLY REDUCED -PRICES.» We don’t stick out shingles on our Goods to deceive the pub: <= lic, but we have established “8 reputation for TRUTH ;----what we say is gospel truth and so says the public. Lt wu:ries our opponents to see that we ars doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t “‘shingle out’ Socks at two bits, we sell them _ at 121-2 ctsor $1 per dozen. Wo Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE. We have no-motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, only to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what We say, Our motto is we Quick Sales and Small Profits, We publish to the world our list of prices, and féar nobody. Beaver Suits at $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie ‘and Socks thrown in the bargain, Beaver Suits_ut $17, The’s ‘a as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine Business Suit, from $20 to$25, Scotch Suits, from $20 to;$25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy;Cassimere Pants, 200 to $5. Fine English and French Cassimere Pants, $650toS9. Which we boast are not to be found this Side of San Francisco, Vests of all shapes and’pattern and prices, . Undershirts, 50 Cents eachAnd all the furnishing goods in proportion, Flannel Gray Undershirts, $125 HATS, Fredonia Lodge. No.-488. Smartsville— }~~ = past, ti effect. I cheerfully recommend it, there. ~ ¢ JAMES DOUB?, W-J. MERRIDITH. Double sole Rubber Boots at eVery article asadvertised. He —aT— fore, as on exoaiiont medicine for the stom Pos campaign is opened and so are Our ee i eat ‘ . ach, and deém it my duty to give you this i; : ee ” ryd. att =r xn when you call that Heveds, Dewy Stare. testimonial.» CHARLES E. HORR. Head these prices and reflect well before. Sicablion Comsittios. $4 a pair 5 Sold, or even charge dou. S = : making your purchases elsewhere. The} : : ” i : > Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. PT 9S SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, Cal. Overshirts at $1°75. the price you expécted to pay. LOUR FOR SALE. \ } Mr. H. G. White. Dear Sir:—Regarding people rejoice to know that the old Pioneers dane ie. MARSH, CHAS. E. MULLOY, rts at $ Goldsmith dcn’t do that kindof a “. your Ae yg mesg ims gig gg Seong still keep the lead: eet JONATHAN CLAKR, WM. C_ GROVES, Gray Overshirts at $1 50. FS, ness, and every person who deals : GNED, in order close pf I have been a sufferer for five years, HEAYY BLACK SILK at $1 75. = W. TULLY, sia JOSEPH THOMAS, with him knows such to be the case out business, offer for sale, from ° . my food distressing me, but now cau pers! POPLIN at 25 cents, . i ie es sy V . _ y J. GREENWALD, JAMES MONRO, . H. ODGERS. J, E. BROWN. Duck Pants, best, Ke) cts a pair Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. H.C. McELVEY, OLE TUORSON. E. W, BIGELOW, H. STANSFIELD, take heartily withont inconvenience. was affected with dizziness .so much as to fallin the street; that trouble is also re; moved. I have tried many preparations ;~ without relief but I edy as one deserving I ee GRENADINE rt 25 cents, , deception and false state_LACE SHAWLS, $5. _ STOCKINGS, one bit. \ ‘ ‘the confidence vf all, . FRENCH CORSETS, 75 cents. a win for a short time, but} i 0 tom it is rainous to the par“8 engaging init. Read the adver[ ‘Nevada, March 20th, 1873. pea a NO 1 ¥ours truly, C.«. HOLT, BLEACHED MUSLIN, 10 yds for $1. . Floor Managers. — article in the store at tisement j ia g Real Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street, : _W. ER, . H.H. HASKINS. e above rates, Ment in the Transcript, and then ene Res e, Union Street, East ype — PHIL. SELDNER, A.B. WADSWORTH. If there is. cn reduction in our ee gati e FLOUR, ~—— . cg ce A. B. LORD, N.P.BROWN. . . _ y oe ae Nevada, Mi : : Ap STE Ot ta piel DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard. : na 5 list-of prices we shall publish a new = . Teh 26, 1873-2t. WARRANTED, — _ OIL CLOTHS, 75 cents per yard. itet-datty: lich dite 5s Oe ET ptr 7 WINDOW SHADES, 26 cents per yard. The SUPPER will be gotten up by ALEX. : =oe 5 For your nice FLES a Arinseias es eae WATS, 28 cénte GAULT Call at Nathan & Casper’s for : ic ORANGES auc CANDIES, par g TOWELS $2 per dozen poh ; ane your Clothing and consult your own ‘ LEMONS, NUTS,. $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS. Ge dozen. ie — J a a 1. Toys, &C., g0 to 1 ‘HERSCH. ~ BORSON, & CLARK, : orals * . And everything eise in proportion. : Tickits OF ‘theBalm eluding . ns tS = = _ in d good aug : BB MANS: at Slocovich's old stand, on. Proprietors-of Nevade City Flouring Mil. =) WEVARA CREE St J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. . supper, Five Dofiars. fashionable clothing cheap at . Pine g y Yeveda, March 30th, 197s." Nevada, March 11th, 1872, Ne Aimee NATHAN & UASPER’S. e ee

p * NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Homicide at Burrington Hill (> pe Monday afternoon a row 00 arred at Burrington Hill, four miles above Quaker Hill, in Little York township, between George Kilgor and Colin Smith, in-which, the latter was stabbedand killed. The part culars ‘@'we learn them are as fallows: gmith and Oliver spent a good part ‘of the day at Kilgor’s house, where they drank and talked until the afernoon, When they alt left togetherfor Barrington Hill. Colin § whois familiarly known “iis_‘‘Rob The Daily Beanserips. EM . NB _ . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY: (3 DRUGGISTS, Hf ON TIME DEPosrrs, , On and-after February 1, 1873, AS FOLLOWs : its,6 per cent. per annum. . —Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per ~ s 7 = ‘was at the ¢ Fandthé parties took dinner together, er, Kilgor, whodives at Quaker Hill, ; bin on Monday evening . —_ Fr ‘send money by Express. } Cheeks on Solvent Banks taken at par. TISSUE. ANGE ae. la aaa & BROWN. ES 8 SCORMER ORs. > Pine and Commercial Streets. Dealers in , . DRUGS, Six Months Time Depos. CHEMICALS, _ PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAP _ BRUSHES, of all kinds. ka. We shall keep on hand a large assort. Se ee ee arene: ems By Ay Miller, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER. aR THE POPULAR » . . Z s 5 a : GRAND CELEBRATION . AT NEVADA CITY, FRIDAY, April 25th, 1873. § & ‘ _ Ll — —-OF— . . NEVADA COUNTY, H’s JUST RECEIVED : AT HIs— —— SEEN Rte ee ‘of Fashion,. — OUSTOMAH LODOE, NO. 16, L. O. O. F., Of Nevada City, — WILL CELEBRATE THE = TH ANNIVERSARY 5 Sle { Shey had a_bottleof whisky, and ‘vulgar langtilage to which Smith took exception, and put Kilgor out of the eabin, telling him if he would behave himself he could come back and finduring the meal Kilgor used -somé . Fancy Articles; ~ ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, P=" JOHN W. HINDS, President. Nevailp City, Jan.4th, 1873. =—_ PSI — Ge to ; Aschheim Bros., on the corner’ of Broad and Pine streets and see-their beautiful stock of clothing, furnishjsh the meal. To this he agreed and @ he parties talked together for some time, when suddenly Kilgortook~a knife’ from the table and-plunged it to the han, die into the breastof Sriith, who died in a short time, The parties are both Scotchmen. — They had until this occurrence been very warm friends, and as far as we can learn never had any difficulty before. Kilgor is an old, gray-headed man probably 55yearsof age. After the trans’ action he went home to Quaker Hill, and yesterday morning Under Sheriff Potter went up and arrested him. He found him in bed when he arrived. The old man expresses the deepest sorrow over the affair. _Yesterday Justice Davidson went to the scene of the homicide to hold an inquest, the report of the affair having been brought to this city by Mr. Stephens,who resides in the vicinity. Hack : wh ' CALE _ IORs NOWY The Gaines Case, The trial of Bateman Gaines for # bt: the murder of William: Stanton, comZ mitted at Mooney Flat, commenced ee in the District Court yesterday morning, Jndge P. W. Keiser, of the . Tenth District Court presiding, The ' CS was prosecuted by. District Attorney Deal, Jase MeReardan appearing for the defensé,—The—jurywas secured yesterday morning, the following. persons being empanelled H; Merrill, Geo. Conaway, Wm. Warner, Alfred Beeman,J. H. Brown, David Bowen. Appointment. D, B, Frink, editor of the Truekee Republican, has been appointed, by Judge Reardan, Court Commissioner td take testimony in the divorce case of Smith vs. Smith, now Pending in the District Court. The appointment is a most excellent one, and we feel confident that Judge Frink will perform the duties of his office to the Satisfaction of one of the Smith family at least. z New Goods——-Don’t ‘be Deceived. Probably, never will another such 4 stock of dry and fancy goods be received in the mountains as those now being unpacked at A. Goldsmith’s store, in Kidd's Block. It would be impossible to attempt to givea list of articles, or 4 description of the latest styles of hats for ladies and children, goods, faney ‘goods, carpets, tte., but suffice it to say they are the N, $1. & $1. or yd. 2 each. EAD, ) for adies go and look at them and , $3 : as in the to try the case; Thomas—Watkerw_-. °2¢h. at _ —OSENE Hi Hatfield, J. F. Hamilton, w-8-. 4 Norton, Wm. Lytle, George Lyttle, . Rost elegant ever brought to Califor. . Preston’s. ing goods, etc., which they are sellLing 25 per cent cheaper than~any other house in the State. , The object of the great. sale is-for’ the purpose of disposing of their present stock in order to make room for the new goods that were shipped from New York on Thursday last.. Those . wanting anything in the clothing line should not fail to take advautage of the great sale at Aschheim Bros. Their sales were very lurge yesterday on account of the great reduction in prices. Take advantage of it, all ye that want to dress: well for'a very little money. . LESTER & MULLOY’S. . m23-3¢ HAZARD'S CHAMPION SUCCO. TASH, AT LESTER & MUL. LOY’S. sod raat Hight pairs Ladies" Stockings for $1, at ROSENBERG BROS. Ten yards Bleached Muslin for $1, at ROSENBERG BROS. ~ _. Grenadines, all colors, 25 cents a yard, at ROSENBERG BROS, tit Ladies’ Straw Hats, latest styles, 50 cents each, at trea "ROSENBERG BROS. Spool Thread given away, at ' Latest style Summer Shals, $2 50, Nevada Skating Rink. » B. BULLARD, Proprietor, H will be open : : EVERY AFTERNOON, ~— (Except Sundays ) ~~ And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 7% to 10 o'clock. © f Use of Skates in the dies and Children 15 A Lady. always in attendance to wait upon Ladies and Children, The hest of order always maintained. Admission Free. “Use of Skates in the Evening, 25 cents. 8” Tickets will be sold by the Month, if desired. afternoon, for Lacents, BIRDSEYE BULLARD Nevada, March 15th, 1873, GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. __ Fresh Garden See¢ FLOWER SEED.. =A PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’S EXTRACT ABSOLUTE WATER-PROOF, + Prop rs PRESTON'’S, _—_—— “,LAMP CHIMNEYS,; 6 for 50 Ceiits a GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIN, ~~] YARMOUTH BLOATERS, AT . EREAFTER the Nevada Skating Rink . — __K@ Also & Tull line of 7" Patent’ Medicines. ‘A\GOOD SUPPLY OF ¢ m= ALFALFA, CLOVER, ‘TIMOTHY, &c. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CoM. POUNDED. 7.. ° PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, . TRUSSES. OF ALL KINDS.) REMEMBER THE PLACE, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets : (Bussenius’ Old Stand. BEIL & BROWN. : HO YEDYSPEPTIcS! . White's Specialty : WILL CURE You. SYMPTOMS OF DY»sPEPSIA are pain in the pit of the stomach, caused by contraction upon: undigested food, usually soon atter eating. : ing Instead of digesting. ‘ Constipation aud loss of appetite. owing to unnatural condition of food and-want-of gastric juice. tremities, mouth clammy, with bad taste 4 and turrid tongue, s . Consumptive rymptoms, cough and palpitation of heart, often mistaken for con-. Sumption while it is only a symptom of 4 dyspepsia. __ Sleeplessness, headache,-gloomand depression of spirits, are all alarming symptoms, if neglected, but. which are easily removed by the use of : WHITE'S SPECIALTY. This valuable medicine has been used in the East with such remarkable success that, we have been induced to send for it. As ea et APERIENT it cannot be excelled, and forconstipation of the;bowels it is a sure cure. . .

From the Boston Journal. Dyspersia. White's Specialty for this aggravating couplaint, has been thoroughly tested by thousands who have been benefitted by it, and are willing to testify to its efficacy. It warrants a permanent cure, if tried faithfully, ‘ Col. Chas. H. Taylor (private Secretary to the Governor of Massachusetts for three years, and a member of the Legislature,) says, in ‘‘American Homes,” that WHITE’s Speciatty for dyspepsia scatters that disease as quickly as-water does hot lead. From the Congregationalist (Boston.) In this age of fast things, our people make no nice distinctions, but whetier their occupation be walking, riding, working, reading, or eating, they do them all with a rush; consequently we are the most dyspeptic people in the world. As it is too late to remedy the cause in our own cases, the best thing to be done is to find some way to change the effect, and this can be done by Wurre’s SPECIALTY FOR DYSPEPSIA, which from pure merit and virtue alone is its sale, all the old popular medicines of the day.. oo ‘ Prrrston, Mg., April 17,1872. Mr. H. G. White.—I take pleasure in giv. ing you the following certificute. My wifé, Mrs. H.C. Lord, during last winter waa afflicted with dyspepsia in the most obstinate form. After trying ers] physicians and various remedies wi weal ef, saw your Specialty advertised and without any other inducement gave it a frial. After taking two bottles only, it produced the desired . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, Acidity and wind caused by food ferment. Pain in the head, sides, breast, and ex. . fast overtaking, and bids fair to exceed in. . “ Nevada City A Full Assortment of the DRESS: “AND : BUSINESS ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Boys’ and Children’s Ea CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873. -NO FOOLISHNESS Now! THE Cid Pioneers . NOT TO BE OUTDONEIN THE QUALITY OF GOODS OR PRICES! —_—_— STARTLING FACTS! No.Quackery! No Deception ! EVERYTHING @PEN AND ABOVE BOARD! LADIES ATTENTION, : JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL T THE OLD STAND, Corner of Pine and Broad Streéts, have received their 7 SPRING GOODS, AND THEY ARE THE CHOICEST AND RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT _“ TO THIS MARKET. bes Pr We have resolved not to be undersold by ay dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the benegt of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take a Jook at the following list of goods and prices and ther call at our establishment. mT GOOD NEWs. . ° es Great Excitement . ! pa —_aAT—. Nathan & Casper’s, CLOTHING STORE. . LOOK TO ¥OUR INTEREST. Competition Against Us. = ee = YE have the Largest stock of aera CLOTHING, c?) : —BY— VERY LATEST STYLES ee : inde PROCESSION, SPRING AND SUMMER, ee Dedication of the New Hall o . Orator of the Day, Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, OF OAKLAND, Chaplain, ‘JOHN W. HINDS. nd Grand Marshal of the Day, _ P. G. JONATHAN CLARK, Aids : P. G. PHILIP SELDNER. P. G., A. H. PARKER. AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A . }—--IN THE EVENING, AT BULLARD’S HALL. The best of Music has been engaged for the “day and evening, comprising Willis’ Band from San Francisco, assisted by Marcus M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada. eee, Invitation Committee, Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, Nevada City—H. H. HASKINS,; JOHN PATTISON, W. R: COE, W. H’ CRAWFORD, CHAS. MARSH M. 8. DEAL. Union Encampment, No. 11, Grass Valley —FRANE\G. BEATTY, HENRY H, IVANS. 7 Aaburn Encampment, No. 20, Dutch Flat A —¥. K. KIDDER, W. FRATHEN, Aben Ben Adham Encampment. No. 36, Moore's, Flat—B. D. BURT, W. J.CUMMINGS. ‘ Auburn Lodge, No. 7, Auburn—JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, E. G. BRADBURY, Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, Grass Valley —CHAS. HOCKING, 8S. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodge, No. 24, Downieville—JAS, ZIMMERMAN, ADOLPH COHN. Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M. FLINT, GEO. GRANT. * Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, You Bet—CHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS: WATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. San Juan Lodge, No. 67, San Juan—A. J. PUTNAM. G. W. KOCH. — Olive Lodge, No, 81, Dutch Flat—J. E. SQUIRES, JAMES JAMISON. Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheatland—D. J. WOODS H, LHO:E. * J: JANSON. H.F. WILKINSON.. Colfax Lodge, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH WEBSTER, H. F. McCULLOUGH. Donner Louge,: No. 162, Truckee—G, W. GIFt' EN, E. ANGIOUN. Golden Star Lodge. 165, Grass Valley— E. P. SANFORD, JOHN WEBBER, . : Grand Ball! Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H, AT. . Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, Washington. . —AND—= “FURNISHING GOODS, . To be found in Nevada County. Which we-will sell on and after this date, at GREATLY REDUCED -PRICES.» We don’t stick out shingles on our Goods to deceive the pub: <= lic, but we have established “8 reputation for TRUTH ;----what we say is gospel truth and so says the public. Lt wu:ries our opponents to see that we ars doing the LEADING Clothing Business in the city. We don’t “‘shingle out’ Socks at two bits, we sell them _ at 121-2 ctsor $1 per dozen. Wo Humbug ABOUT THIS SALE.. We have no-motive in creating an excitement in the Clothing Trade, only to attend strictly to our own business, and we will do just what We say, Our motto is we Quick Sales and Small Profits, We publish to the world our list of prices, and féar nobody. Beaver Suits at $15, Pocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie ‘and Socks thrown in the bargain, Beaver Suits_ut $17, The’s ‘a as the above. Cassimere Suit, $25. Fine Business Suit, from $20 to$25, Scotch Suits, from $20 to;$25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. Good heavy;Cassimere Pants, 200 to $5. Fine English and French Cassimere Pants, $650toS9. Which we boast are not to be found this Side of San Francisco, Vests of all shapes and’pattern and prices, . Undershirts, 50 Cents eachAnd all the furnishing goods in proportion, Flannel Gray Undershirts, $125 HATS, Fredonia Lodge. No.-488. Smartsville— }~~ = past, ti effect. I cheerfully recommend it, there. ~ ¢ JAMES DOUB?, W-J. MERRIDITH. Double sole Rubber Boots at eVery article asadvertised. He —aT— fore, as on exoaiiont medicine for the stom Pos campaign is opened and so are Our ee i eat ‘ . ach, and deém it my duty to give you this i; : ee ” ryd. att =r xn when you call that Heveds, Dewy Stare. testimonial.» CHARLES E. HORR. Head these prices and reflect well before. Sicablion Comsittios. $4 a pair 5 Sold, or even charge dou. S = : making your purchases elsewhere. The} : : ” i : > Boston, Sept. 4, 1871. PT 9S SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, Cal. Overshirts at $1°75. the price you expécted to pay. LOUR FOR SALE. \ } Mr. H. G. White. Dear Sir:—Regarding people rejoice to know that the old Pioneers dane ie. MARSH, CHAS. E. MULLOY, rts at $ Goldsmith dcn’t do that kindof a “. your Ae yg mesg ims gig gg Seong still keep the lead: eet JONATHAN CLAKR, WM. C_ GROVES, Gray Overshirts at $1 50. FS, ness, and every person who deals : GNED, in order close pf I have been a sufferer for five years, HEAYY BLACK SILK at $1 75. = W. TULLY, sia JOSEPH THOMAS, with him knows such to be the case out business, offer for sale, from ° . my food distressing me, but now cau pers! POPLIN at 25 cents, . i ie es sy V . _ y J. GREENWALD, JAMES MONRO, . H. ODGERS. J, E. BROWN. Duck Pants, best, Ke) cts a pair Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. H.C. McELVEY, OLE TUORSON. E. W, BIGELOW, H. STANSFIELD, take heartily withont inconvenience. was affected with dizziness .so much as to fallin the street; that trouble is also re; moved. I have tried many preparations ;~ without relief but I edy as one deserving I ee GRENADINE rt 25 cents, , deception and false state_LACE SHAWLS, $5. _ STOCKINGS, one bit. \ ‘ ‘the confidence vf all, . FRENCH CORSETS, 75 cents. a win for a short time, but} i 0 tom it is rainous to the par“8 engaging init. Read the adver[ ‘Nevada, March 20th, 1873. pea a NO 1 ¥ours truly, C.«. HOLT, BLEACHED MUSLIN, 10 yds for $1. . Floor Managers. — article in the store at tisement j ia g Real Estate Broker, 191 Friend Street, : _W. ER, . H.H. HASKINS. e above rates, Ment in the Transcript, and then ene Res e, Union Street, East ype — PHIL. SELDNER, A.B. WADSWORTH. If there is. cn reduction in our ee gati e FLOUR, ~—— . cg ce A. B. LORD, N.P.BROWN. . . _ y oe ae Nevada, Mi : : Ap STE Ot ta piel DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard. : na 5 list-of prices we shall publish a new = . Teh 26, 1873-2t. WARRANTED, — _ OIL CLOTHS, 75 cents per yard. itet-datty: lich dite 5s Oe ET ptr 7 WINDOW SHADES, 26 cents per yard. The SUPPER will be gotten up by ALEX. : =oe 5 For your nice FLES a Arinseias es eae WATS, 28 cénte GAULT Call at Nathan & Casper’s for : ic ORANGES auc CANDIES, par g TOWELS $2 per dozen poh ; ane your Clothing and consult your own ‘ LEMONS, NUTS,. $3 PER HUNDRED POUNDS. Ge dozen. ie — J a a 1. Toys, &C., g0 to 1 ‘HERSCH. ~ BORSON, & CLARK, : orals * . And everything eise in proportion. : Tickits OF ‘theBalm eluding . ns tS = = _ in d good aug : BB MANS: at Slocovich's old stand, on. Proprietors-of Nevade City Flouring Mil. =) WEVARA CREE St J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. . supper, Five Dofiars. fashionable clothing cheap at . Pine g y Yeveda, March 30th, 197s." Nevada, March 11th, 1872, Ne Aimee NATHAN & UASPER’S. e ee