March 5, 1868 (6 pages)

4ns.—It is a noteworiety in this city begn ‘upon our streets. izens used to be anle@gars, but, now mptly reported: i@ after inquiry 8 assistance it is this,those who want and known are sought. The only trouble is ork OF the Society is cireum— Tor Want of funds. It needs y ami should have it. The ites fo coutributing members are only fifty cents per month,and every man in the city should have his ‘name upon the list. All who desire to become such may have their names_ placed upon the list. by notifying any one of the officers or directors of the fact. Let ev_ery man“ who ean. afford it give-fifty cents a month to relieve want in the commiunity,go to either of the,following officers of the Society ; G. K. Farquhar, President ; E. F, ; Spence, Vice Presi. dent; E. G. Waite, Treasurer ; KE. F. . Bean, Secretary ; G. V. Schmittburg, A. amionith and Jas. Monro, Directors. Bosiness CaANGR.—The livery sta_. ble recently kept by Place & McCowen, . " . has been purchased by Saxby & ‘Lancaster of the Empire Stable. We understand that it will be used as stage . stable for the present. Saxby and Lancaster are old handsat the business and understand it perfectly. They keep as . good stock as can be found in the moun. tains and can furnish vehicles equal to _ those of any city. THe WEATHER.—During Tuesday night it tained very hard until 12 o'clock, when we were visited by a se. Vete hail storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning and a terrific wind — ' ‘Phe rain fall from Tuesday morning at day, was 4.46 inches. This makes a total of 12.22 inches since last Saturday A Sap Casxe.—The_ officers. of the Benevolent Sogiety yesterday found a , family in extreme poverty. The wife Was almost gone with consumption,the _ children were barefooted and had no clothing except what they have been . Wearing all winter, and the father was . umable to provide for them. This is a ‘. family worthy of help and ‘relief was . extended by the Society. What man will refuse to contribute to an organiza_ tion which is accomplishing so much . good? ae Mininc at CHALK Buiorr.—Dr. . Farnham, who is opening the flat upon: which Avery’s old saw mill was located has completed his tunnel and commenced washing the gravel. The claims are . fitted up in first.rate order and the pros. ‘pects are excellent, CueaPr CLoraine.—In ten Jdays 8. Haas & Co. intend moving to their old ~ stand on the edrner of Pine-and Com. mercial streets, and prior to tliat date _ they wish to reduce their stock as much as possible. All sorts of clothing, . blankets, shoes, boots, hats, caps, furnishing and rubber alos will therefore Shey . * for yourselves. _ -.Mrine at Rep Doa—The miners fre doing first rate in the vicinity of Red Dog.’ Within the past ten days several new companies have started up, among them Duryea, at Buckeye Hill and Hassey & King at Red Dog. All these companies and others at work have a fair prospect for the season. ‘ DEsTrucTION oF MILL AND Loss oF Lire.—We are indebted to George R. . Crawford, telegraph ogeenter.2* this eity, for the : “A snow slide eoeurred at the Downieville Buttes, on Wednesday morning, beiween 12 and 1 ee a rig of tot ony rng ue }made by members of the Caihdlie Clinreh to give a festival-on the evefinishing of ‘the church building. the orgarization ‘pf . . ‘"2"DOES MORE BUSINESS, “Tt-o'elock; up to the same hour yesterA ning of March 17 th—St. Patrick’ s Day. The_ proceeds ‘will be applied to the * E. W. Bicriow has opened a school and evening, Marsh’s aystem of Book-— keeping by double entry, time, and satisfaction guaranteed. * eed AGENCY. Se Mutual Life Insurances Company, . OF NEW YORK. Cash Surplus, $23,000,000. §@ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES {AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. 3a “UNEON? *Fire & Marine Insurance Company. OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital over $1,000.000. 7" WILL TAKE GOOD KISKS AT AS_aes (REASONABLE RATES AS_ges (ANY OTHER RESPON. 2 (a7 SIBLE COMPANY. S. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. GOLDSMITH’S DRY COODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. 2. Rama monen Te £ £4 manent, 1 am fee & Best £% Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths. I would inform my friends oes spre wishing my services that to attend those terovtnn me with a call, at any hour. Teeth after havi become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing paix. ory depeteatdnectanee to be periormed in a niore skillful manner,and better satisfaction given ven than elsewhere in this vicinity otherwise no will be made, M. charges are moderate. and to suit the times. p st on Saammmeate Temperance Hall. Vulecanite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. GOLD ‘BUCKLE Lost. HEAVY GOLD BUCKLE, with a black belt around it, was eeh < on the ks of the loser L. W. WILLIAMS. 3. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON. Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public. L. W, WILLIAMS, ‘Commissioner of ha or the State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francieco is kept at the Store of 5, E. FOUNSTON. change Hotel, Nevada City. sos EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. of . DPHOLSTERING Bond REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. #7 Call and examine the Stock !.cé G@ BR. CRAWFORD, COMMERCIAL STREET over his store, -wiere he teaches, day . . No limit to eo GENERAL INSURANCE. ~ . eiseo jobbing prices, and 25 per cent. located { this ci Resi. am permanently n a =f wy, . Specialty reqneaied te send their orders and Broad street, nearly opposite National Bx . Bedsteads, Wi Be Tables, . eg * Mirrors, &e. TOBACCO CONSUMERS AND TRADERS,“Opposition to Imposition !” tLOWER RATES THAN SAN 2 FRANCISCO IMPORTATION ‘2 PRICES, AND BETTER IN2” HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. JULIUS CREENWALD, —AT THE OLD STAND— BROAD STREET.NEVADACITY Continues to UNDERSELL Any self-styled Importer in the County of Nevada, “mites oa Se for buying . on than any other firm ia Nevada county, I am enabled to sell goods at San Fran~ less than any store in the mountains. wa $2" Long experience and « thorough knowl edge of business enables meto furnish cus tomes with the very best brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO and every other article in my line, lower than can be pur>-. ehased at other houses in Nevada, though the latter be connected with New York and San Franc!sco houses. All consumers of “the weed,” as well as dealers, in my Mme, are im-. selves. J. CREENWALD, BROAD STREET. Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1868. ~“Motice to ieswendabcemanensd S MR. ZEKIND is no lo im my A employ, customers ounehe of Gan aseee money direct tome. I take this occasion to return many thanks for past favors. J. GREENWALD. Nevada, Jan: 20th, 1868. jai DR. KENT, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ALL OPERATIONS Se a and skillfully p>: formed, easeand se22!: ve Tecih ene. “a oot inserted on Vulee:"ie ©2535, for full Q or lower set.” nf a on le OF — ofiee. 3 oe COMM: eile ie BR. 2 HUNT, i D, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. re C. M. BATES, —— PH YSECHLIAN. —OFFICE— In Masonic Building, Pine street,"Nevada city MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, pl Louis Dreyluss.-++-+0rietor. of the best kind always on TL 'nand ana nd for vale by-the pint, 4 or barrel. want to live well and be jolly and fat RETAIL DEALER IN “it you head full of funasa merry cat Fay" Don's voneE 70 CALL BY POM A ou Been. , adn 0 JAMES MONRO, RY Dealer in STATIONE Pork, Matton, Corned Beef Blank oo . VEAL mf Gold Pens, tre. : ie ol ‘s / fee. ke, de, . ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Picture Frames, of any sae, made to order : $ 4 Justice's Blanks on hand. Fr" DUCEMENTS THAN ANY vited to‘calland examine forthem-. _ er GREAT REDUCTION . : he er HN HERZINGER, _ Wonld respectfully inform the RegpieeR rama and ciate ' AND SHOES in a workmanlike stapes, w the qtowing reduced ‘Pegged . Boots, half-sole, $100 Pegged Boots, half-sole, *~ with nails, i 25 Sewed Boots, halfsole, 1.60 Children’s Shoes, half-sole, 50 Rubber Boots, half.sole, 1 25 Ladies Shoes from 75 cts te 1 00 Patched, 25 cts, all round. : Boots and Sees made to order at Very Low Rates. JOHN HERZINGER, : Broad Street, opposite nen. wMartia's 8. Nevada, Feb.let. Wholesale and Retail Dealer-in Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, = BARLEY, OAT, RYE; &o. &e. &e : MAIN STREET, NEVADA, o1% PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, (Established in 1858.) BYr— J —SAMES 3. oT. Offick—28 Main Ser, Nevada City G° LD AND ORES OF . OF EVERY DESCRIP. a Correctness TION B soreane —_ o Melting done doen in tet nm one A of eens: FOR SALE. HE STEAM ENGINE yr BOILER of ith Seine Grace, Pansy, ot b’ a ev) Be oisting : ‘that constitutes a complete ‘HoistRig for hacine or y shaft i and can be mht at n eo cash, ‘or quire of GEO, eIDD vada Nevada, Feb. Sih, 1863. FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? NEI near the the Suspension Bridge. ATL EINDS OF OF MACH ae BUILT TO "Agent for Warren Ratatat usa wi. Cor, Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prep’r WAGONS built and fred of @ Vehicles ironed and all: Z Blacks dane in the beste and at ho OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Watches, Clocks, see Gold Pens, Silver ware, . Spestnston, Nevada, February 11th. NEW Dees UNDERSIGNED whe has for several ears been in em reenw: has pow established himeelt in business —AT THE— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, : Where can always be found at WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL large aseortmentof __ PorWAGON STOCK, LOM Ibe, Bic always om a TRox WORK . notice. CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT. . HAVANA & DOMESTIC CIGARS . Ever given in this city, on cence never. THURSDAY EVENING, AT B&B HALL. INVITATION COMMITTEE, _ Nevada City. A.C, : B. Gentry;s ‘Meerind, . A Haas, : W. C. Randolph, M. S"Hamilton, Dr. eat J. C. Garber, *‘Dr, J, W. Talbott, “A. W. Lester’. ¥ 8. L, Hasey, R. B, Patton, ASD. ‘Power: NP. Brown, A. Goldemith, @. Vow Schmittburg, R.W. Tally, a og nie wave” . Egamecaem FE. Bean, ‘ d. H Helm, 1 J. Rolie Z Chin, 2.4. ~ W. tbe. OES: Ohas. ©. Le ¥ Sear” % George R. Crawiord, Charles Barker, a Valley. Dibb! Dr. W. y va 8. mo 8. D. Boaworth._Fe Wat, : et aut? . gBincnel LG ae W. Smith she Reception Committee. Wm. Lewis, — J. H. Goedje, a Jacobs Floor Managers. Ed. Goldsmith, A.1. Zekind, — L: Philip, 28 —(Supper Carriages rs are only Sap ry ee ncindec) Ne sold hy poi tion a at Gold8a open Goldsmith's and 8. carriage I to . GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, é. ommence precisely at_ 3 to 9 o'clock. —OF THE— EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB, Of Nevada City. ; First Gi Grand MASQUERADE & FANCY. ’ ‘DRESS BALL, ” Blow cht yen = mated Mth, 1968 ‘LUMBER! scorr FLAT SAW W MILL ILL CO; PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER LL KINDS OF DRESSED AND: UNA DRESSED FLOORING constantly on SIDING A AND s ca ate AE tracts taken for from 1,000 to 0 feet & be delivered on eye Payenng ped Pmelthor et ae “e ~~ cyt no on Gold or J P. WENTWORTH: ‘can be fo a at the Sales Yard, on sways be at, ready to wait on custauerh ‘erms Cash, roved credit for thi on is ata 1s TO CERTIFY, THAT iam he LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, poe Company, _ LUMBER . . LUMBER SACRAMENTO Bt nex Gan Run Bridg. om hand. ether ak LIFE INSURANCE, THOMAS SHURTLEFPF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city _ _ EXCELSIOR. OF NEW YORK, 8. W. BACKUS & CO. Pacific Branch Excelsior Life In1a ul —— Office, 614 MarMi San Street, thn io Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts, sar-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_gy BLA ZE’S mea ! GO TO BLAZE’s. . J. F. Carr, 0. 8. site et ema aetna ae ue Nevada Light Guard—Attention . f At Nala ley" , TR PURE. URED Perade and Dri 8 YOU ARE HEREBY. ORDERED TO meet at the Armory, SATURDAY ss a 22nd, _ [Washington’s Birthday,] f Srery amber ta ¢ By order, Ts A LaNCART house 18 in the Premises ail the Your round, the at = api ea houee, or +o Spence’s Positive and Powder Negative RB. ¥. SPENCE. : Drill 1 1 a Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, . 68; ins RSL yn Pe Pe ype PLAYING CARDS, GENUINE MEERSCHAUM-PiIPEs,. “Z@U0B8S AND aca : Dealer in “~ ‘ PBF en Ay Saga etare. pelfeined: and The Best of Liquors aiticiaais. 3 an mmmumm. . gre Tecend nara NAYADA. Nevada, Feb, 4th, 1968, Ste ah akunaat j10 * PROPERTY FOR SALE, D. 6. a «a ee rN Fate et -Seagen a BA K AND * situated : » : octet tah treme as the Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ptsseet orgpel is ered for wate at The GROCERIES, PROVISIONS WHEAT, Shakes, Shingles, &e., &e., pik a CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD. OF ALL KINDS. —ALSO— CORN, wood! Woop WwooD! WHERE? ‘At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 738 BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th.

4ns.—It is a noteworiety in this city begn ‘upon our streets. izens used to be anle@gars, but, now mptly reported: i@ after inquiry 8 assistance it is this,those who want and known are sought. The only trouble is ork OF the Society is cireum— Tor Want of funds. It needs y ami should have it. The ites fo coutributing members are only fifty cents per month,and every man in the city should have his ‘name upon the list. All who desire to become such may have their names_ placed upon the list. by notifying any one of the officers or directors of the fact. Let ev_ery man“ who ean. afford it give-fifty cents a month to relieve want in the commiunity,go to either of the,following officers of the Society ; G. K. Farquhar, President ; E. F, ; Spence, Vice Presi. dent; E. G. Waite, Treasurer ; KE. F. . Bean, Secretary ; G. V. Schmittburg, A. amionith and Jas. Monro, Directors. Bosiness CaANGR.—The livery sta_. ble recently kept by Place & McCowen, . " . has been purchased by Saxby & ‘Lancaster of the Empire Stable. We understand that it will be used as stage . stable for the present. Saxby and Lancaster are old handsat the business and understand it perfectly. They keep as . good stock as can be found in the moun. tains and can furnish vehicles equal to _ those of any city. THe WEATHER.—During Tuesday night it tained very hard until 12 o'clock, when we were visited by a se. Vete hail storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning and a terrific wind — ' ‘Phe rain fall from Tuesday morning at day, was 4.46 inches. This makes a total of 12.22 inches since last Saturday A Sap Casxe.—The_ officers. of the Benevolent Sogiety yesterday found a , family in extreme poverty. The wife Was almost gone with consumption,the _ children were barefooted and had no clothing except what they have been . Wearing all winter, and the father was . umable to provide for them. This is a ‘. family worthy of help and ‘relief was . extended by the Society. What man will refuse to contribute to an organiza_ tion which is accomplishing so much . good? ae Mininc at CHALK Buiorr.—Dr. . Farnham, who is opening the flat upon: which Avery’s old saw mill was located has completed his tunnel and commenced washing the gravel. The claims are . fitted up in first.rate order and the pros. ‘pects are excellent, CueaPr CLoraine.—In ten Jdays 8. Haas & Co. intend moving to their old ~ stand on the edrner of Pine-and Com. mercial streets, and prior to tliat date _ they wish to reduce their stock as much as possible. All sorts of clothing, . blankets, shoes, boots, hats, caps, furnishing and rubber alos will therefore Shey . * for yourselves. _ -.Mrine at Rep Doa—The miners fre doing first rate in the vicinity of Red Dog.’ Within the past ten days several new companies have started up, among them Duryea, at Buckeye Hill and Hassey & King at Red Dog. All these companies and others at work have a fair prospect for the season. ‘ DEsTrucTION oF MILL AND Loss oF Lire.—We are indebted to George R. . Crawford, telegraph ogeenter.2* this eity, for the : “A snow slide eoeurred at the Downieville Buttes, on Wednesday morning, beiween 12 and 1 ee a rig of tot ony rng ue }made by members of the Caihdlie Clinreh to give a festival-on the evefinishing of ‘the church building. the orgarization ‘pf . . ‘"2"DOES MORE BUSINESS, “Tt-o'elock; up to the same hour yesterA ning of March 17 th—St. Patrick’ s Day. The_ proceeds ‘will be applied to the * E. W. Bicriow has opened a school and evening, Marsh’s aystem of Book-— keeping by double entry, time, and satisfaction guaranteed. * eed AGENCY. Se Mutual Life Insurances Company, . OF NEW YORK. Cash Surplus, $23,000,000. §@ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES {AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. 3a “UNEON? *Fire & Marine Insurance Company. OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital over $1,000.000. 7" WILL TAKE GOOD KISKS AT AS_aes (REASONABLE RATES AS_ges (ANY OTHER RESPON. 2 (a7 SIBLE COMPANY. S. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. GOLDSMITH’S DRY COODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. 2. Rama monen Te £ £4 manent, 1 am fee & Best £% Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths. I would inform my friends oes spre wishing my services that to attend those terovtnn me with a call, at any hour. Teeth after havi become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing paix. ory depeteatdnectanee to be periormed in a niore skillful manner,and better satisfaction given ven than elsewhere in this vicinity otherwise no will be made, M. charges are moderate. and to suit the times. p st on Saammmeate Temperance Hall. Vulecanite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. GOLD ‘BUCKLE Lost. HEAVY GOLD BUCKLE, with a black belt around it, was eeh < on the ks of the loser L. W. WILLIAMS. 3. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON. Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public. L. W, WILLIAMS, ‘Commissioner of ha or the State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francieco is kept at the Store of 5, E. FOUNSTON. change Hotel, Nevada City. sos EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. of . DPHOLSTERING Bond REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. #7 Call and examine the Stock !.cé G@ BR. CRAWFORD, COMMERCIAL STREET over his store, -wiere he teaches, day . .. No limit to eo GENERAL INSURANCE. ~ . eiseo jobbing prices, and 25 per cent. located { this ci Resi. am permanently n a =f wy, . Specialty reqneaied te send their orders and Broad street, nearly opposite National Bx . Bedsteads, Wi Be Tables, . eg * Mirrors, &e. TOBACCO CONSUMERS AND TRADERS,“Opposition to Imposition !” tLOWER RATES THAN SAN 2 FRANCISCO IMPORTATION ‘2 PRICES, AND BETTER IN2” HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. JULIUS CREENWALD, —AT THE OLD STAND— BROAD STREET..NEVADACITY Continues to UNDERSELL Any self-styled Importer in the County of Nevada, “mites oa Se for buying . on than any other firm ia Nevada county, I am enabled to sell goods at San Fran~ less than any store in the mountains. wa $2" Long experience and « thorough knowl edge of business enables meto furnish cus tomes with the very best brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO and every other article in my line, lower than can be pur>-. ehased at other houses in Nevada, though the latter be connected with New York and San Franc!sco houses. All consumers of “the weed,” as well as dealers, in my Mme, are im-. selves. J. CREENWALD, BROAD STREET. Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1868. ~“Motice to ieswendabcemanensd S MR. ZEKIND is no lo im my A employ, customers ounehe of Gan aseee money direct tome. I take this occasion to return many thanks for past favors. J. GREENWALD. Nevada, Jan: 20th, 1868. jai DR. KENT, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ALL OPERATIONS Se a and skillfully p>: formed, easeand se22!: ve Tecih ene. “a oot inserted on Vulee:"ie ©2535, for full Q or lower set.” nf a on le OF — ofiee. 3 oe COMM: eile ie BR. 2 HUNT, i D, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. re C. M. BATES, —— PH YSECHLIAN. —OFFICE— In Masonic Building, Pine street,"Nevada city MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, pl Louis Dreyluss..-++-+0rietor. of the best kind always on

TL 'nand ana nd for vale by-the pint, 4 or barrel. want to live well and be jolly and fat RETAIL DEALER IN “it you head full of funasa merry cat Fay" Don's voneE 70 CALL BY POM A ou Been. , adn 0 JAMES MONRO, RY Dealer in STATIONE Pork, Matton, Corned Beef Blank oo . VEAL mf Gold Pens, tre. : ie ol ‘s / fee. ke, de, . ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Picture Frames, of any sae, made to order : $ 4 Justice's Blanks on hand. Fr" DUCEMENTS THAN ANY vited to‘calland examine forthem-. _ er GREAT REDUCTION . : he er HN HERZINGER, _ Wonld respectfully inform the RegpieeR rama and ciate ' AND SHOES in a workmanlike stapes, w the qtowing reduced ‘Pegged . Boots, half-sole, $100 Pegged Boots, half-sole, *~ with nails, i 25 Sewed Boots, halfsole, 1.60 Children’s Shoes, half-sole, 50 Rubber Boots, half.sole, 1 25 Ladies Shoes from 75 cts te 1 00 Patched, 25 cts, all round. : Boots and Sees made to order at Very Low Rates. JOHN HERZINGER, : Broad Street, opposite nen. wMartia's 8. Nevada, Feb.let. Wholesale and Retail Dealer-in Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, = BARLEY, OAT, RYE; &o. &e. &e : MAIN STREET, NEVADA, o1% PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, (Established in 1858.) BYr— J —SAMES 3. oT. Offick—28 Main Ser, Nevada City G° LD AND ORES OF . OF EVERY DESCRIP. a Correctness TION B soreane —_ o Melting done doen in tet nm one A of eens: FOR SALE. HE STEAM ENGINE yr BOILER of ith Seine Grace, Pansy, ot b’ a ev) Be oisting : ‘that constitutes a complete ‘HoistRig for hacine or y shaft i and can be mht at n eo cash, ‘or quire of GEO, eIDD vada Nevada, Feb. Sih, 1863. FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? NEI near the the Suspension Bridge. ATL EINDS OF OF MACH ae BUILT TO "Agent for Warren Ratatat usa wi. Cor, Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prep’r WAGONS built and fred of @ Vehicles ironed and all: Z Blacks dane in the beste and at ho OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Watches, Clocks, see Gold Pens, Silver ware, . Spestnston, Nevada, February 11th. NEW Dees UNDERSIGNED whe has for several ears been in em reenw: has pow established himeelt in business —AT THE— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, : Where can always be found at WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL large aseortmentof __ PorWAGON STOCK, LOM Ibe, Bic always om a TRox WORK . notice. CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT. . HAVANA & DOMESTIC CIGARS . Ever given in this city, on cence never. THURSDAY EVENING, AT B&B HALL. INVITATION COMMITTEE, _ Nevada City. A.C, : B. Gentry;s ‘Meerind, . A Haas, : W. C. Randolph, M. S"Hamilton, Dr. eat J. C. Garber, *‘Dr, J, W. Talbott, “A. W. Lester’. ¥ 8. L, Hasey, R. B, Patton, ASD. ‘Power: NP. Brown, A. Goldemith, @. Vow Schmittburg, R.W. Tally, a og nie wave” . Egamecaem FE. Bean, ‘ d. H Helm, 1 J. Rolie Z Chin, 2.4. ~ W. tbe. OES: Ohas. ©. Le ¥ Sear” % George R. Crawiord, Charles Barker, a Valley. Dibb! Dr. W. y va 8. mo 8. D. Boaworth._Fe Wat, : et aut? . gBincnel LG ae W. Smith she Reception Committee. Wm. Lewis, — J. H. Goedje, a Jacobs Floor Managers.. Ed. Goldsmith, A.1. Zekind, — L: Philip, 28 —(Supper Carriages rs are only Sap ry ee ncindec) Ne sold hy poi tion a at Gold8a open Goldsmith's and 8. carriage I to . GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, é. ommence precisely at_ 3 to 9 o'clock. —OF THE— EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB, Of Nevada City. ; First Gi Grand MASQUERADE & FANCY. ’ ‘DRESS BALL, ” Blow cht yen = mated Mth, 1968 ‘LUMBER! scorr FLAT SAW W MILL ILL CO; PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER LL KINDS OF DRESSED AND: UNA DRESSED FLOORING constantly on SIDING A AND s ca ate AE tracts taken for from 1,000 to 0 feet & be delivered on eye Payenng ped Pmelthor et ae “e ~~ cyt no on Gold or J P. WENTWORTH: ‘can be fo a at the Sales Yard, on sways be at, ready to wait on custauerh ‘erms Cash, roved credit for thi on is ata 1s TO CERTIFY, THAT iam he LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, poe Company, _ LUMBER . . LUMBER SACRAMENTO Bt nex Gan Run Bridg. om hand. ether ak LIFE INSURANCE, THOMAS SHURTLEFPF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city _ _ EXCELSIOR. OF NEW YORK, 8. W. BACKUS & CO. Pacific Branch Excelsior Life In1a ul —— Office, 614 MarMi San Street, thn io Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts, sar-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_gy BLA ZE’S mea ! GO TO BLAZE’s. . J. F. Carr, 0. 8. site et ema aetna ae ue Nevada Light Guard—Attention . f At Nala ley" , TR PURE. URED Perade and Dri 8 YOU ARE HEREBY. ORDERED TO meet at the Armory, SATURDAY ss a 22nd, _ [Washington’s Birthday,] f Srery amber ta ¢ By order, Ts A LaNCART house 18 in the Premises ail the Your round, the at = api ea houee, or +o Spence’s Positive and Powder Negative RB. ¥. SPENCE. : Drill 1 1 a Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, . 68; ins RSL yn Pe Pe ype PLAYING CARDS, GENUINE MEERSCHAUM-PiIPEs,. “Z@U0B8S AND aca : Dealer in “~ ‘ PBF en Ay Saga etare. pelfeined: and The Best of Liquors aiticiaais. 3 an mmmumm. . gre Tecend nara NAYADA. Nevada, Feb, 4th, 1968, Ste ah akunaat j10 * PROPERTY FOR SALE, D. 6. a «a ee rN Fate et -Seagen a BA K AND * situated : » : octet tah treme as the Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ptsseet orgpel is ered for wate at The GROCERIES, PROVISIONS WHEAT, Shakes, Shingles, &e., &e., pik a CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD. OF ALL KINDS. —ALSO— CORN, wood! Woop WwooD! WHERE? ‘At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 738 BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th.