November 11, 1881 (4 pages)

Ldmit It Say Ht, fi ra Store Prices, ited at this assed. ariyAlthovy th “Europea: a ased at the sarts In the aS, APS, } GOODS, in @ first. _. nds itself to my store, ices, — res. If we nte, we will us. This is RUTH. store, ck, da, City, sos extensive 3, old or new, AN.-: Ke ong EER =o THT DOWD OWDER LILIA , 31S SPURIOUS 1s. r Powder der con: ping, but : oer Fartar rhSoda OMBINED. 15C0. iN, ns, Ete. nereial Street’ prictor city af ders wstet pS a ee eee ey THE DAILY’ TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘PRIEF MENTION, vartéus Mappentings in and Out.ot Towa, ’ Yesterday was the fourth day -of the Johnson mteder trial, The “‘Star ef Bethlehem” has fail_ted to keep its Sngagement. . x Twenty quartz. miners are wanted et the Rising Sun° Mine, Colfar. See the advertisement. Superintendent McMurray of hyfp draciic fame is like the Zrishman's Bea, 20 the grangers think, Read the mew. aedvervisement of ne “the MechaniesStore, Mr. Nathan talks right to the point and means} what he-says, The farmers now say darn-the dams. In the Sweet by and by they will tura their wrath in the direction “of Stone, Cadwalader & Co. What's one man’s loss is another enin’s gain. The miners-and farmers are growing poerer while a few lawyers are being enriched, Jee Silva ig removing his saloon » from the stand on Broad street above Piue, to the building formerly occupied by Godair & Williams as a bar%er shop, When the new railroad time tabfe goes into effect passengers will leave . this city'at about 8 o'clock in the evening and arrive'in Sem Franeisco “next morning, . The Sacramento Boe @ays ‘‘peace reigns in the hydramlic mining sections of Nevada county.” If the Bee desired te ¢dll the truth étwould substitute the word “distress” for “ipeace,” Complaints made that some of ‘the younger pupils of ‘the public rehovls ave endangered by larger boys-neto@anected with the institution glayiwg base ball'in the vicinity of Washimgton school house, ' A fine photograph ef Sheridan the ‘actor iste beseen in B, H, Miller’s show window, “Several .-excellent representations of Miss Holbrooke, the leading lady of his troupe, are ‘on exhibition at Vinton’s drug store, The Appeal says that the petitions asking the Attorney General to gring suit in the name of the State against ‘all the unenjoined hydraulic mining ~ companies, are being signed by everybody i in that section, They will ‘be all collected in'a few days, and will make an immense roli when sent to the Attorney Gonetal. en Death of John Sneath. John T, Morgan yesterday. reeeived a telegram announcing the death Jolin Sneath, who left here last Friday for his home at Pioche, Nevada. Mr. Sneath, who was a_ brother-inlaw to Mr. Morgan, .had for two months been.inthis city, Grass Valley. and San Francisco for the benefit of bis health, having suffered a great deal during the past year from consemption. He will be remembered ty all o'd residents as one of the owners of the Sneath & Clay mine in this district which some twelve yesrsago developed.one of the ri¢hest bonanzas ever struck on the Coast. “Messrs. Sneath and Clay both realized .a great many thousand dollars in a short time from the property, but as with most inet of generous dispositions it was “gasy come and easy go.” Mr. Sueath died very poor, leaving a widow and one child, i Was His Partner. ” Judge Searls yesterday received a letter from George Washingtow Hanco:k inwhich the writer says this Paper erred in the statement thas he hada wordy row with a hydraulic minerat the Union Hotel ia this city, Upon inquiry the TRANSCRIPT Teperter finds that Mr. Hancock is right, and he hereby extends the “amende honorable” to that individual, Sullivan, his companion, is the party who made’ himself so obnoxious. Sullivan used to be connected with a Sheriff's office once on atime, assome people will. regret‘dally remeutber. Mining Acct Accident. Richard Carkeot ¢ of Gold Fiat, who is employed asa miner at the Providence, had oné of his legs disabled shortly after he went on shift Wednesday night, hy a ‘stone rolling upon him, No . towns er Qorr« will ‘make fA Pl now for large pictures to be delivered at days, any a teen the ae eee er wait ere ie WHAT THEY ARE DOING. and There, Dr. C. M. Bates, formerly of this city, has leased the Righiland Mineral Springs m Lake county, * Henry G. Hanks, State Mineralogist, has been in town a couple of days. Today he goes to North Bloomfield. ; went te Anburn, Placer county, yesterday morning, to testify in the trainarecking eases, Mr. Robinson, who used to publish the North San Juan paper in connection with Alfred. Porter, is now head salesman in Mosgrove Brothers’ stere at San Francisco. __ who has fora week or more past been in a critical condition, is now plaint was inflammatory, rheumatism. For several davs he .was entirely deprived of the use of his arms and j legs. In fact he had enough. rheumatism fora whole family, Mss Sallie Hill gave a pleasant strat Wednesday, lady guests went in the afternoon and had s geod time, all to themselves, and when the yeung gentlemen who had been ievited juindd them in the evening the enjoyment of the occasion was still further ineveased, Refreshments were served and the ‘visitors were -in every respect avost hospitably’ entertained by theix handsome and accomp‘ished hostess, The marriage of Mr. Brown and Miss Hamilton, which took place Wedmesday evening at the residence of the’ bride’s parents o@ Main street, was #ttended only by the relatives of the latter, uo formal invitations having been issued. The couple left by yesterday morning’s train for Oakland, where they will reside surrounded by all the luxuries that wealth and taste can command. upon having secured as'a wife one of Nevada City’s best-loved daugh ere, and we wish them both s life ious of sorrow, \ A Wandering Pioneer. Dan DeQuille of ‘Virginia’ City, who use to’ circulate through this section in early days, has been reading the accounts of Major Downic’e recent prospecting trip to Alaska and British Columbja. Dan says in the Enterptise: ‘It seems a little bough for a man who was one of the first in the town Of Downieville to still be roaming the world in the ~hope of making a fortune. Wien he first saw the place where Downieville now stands, not only the gravel of both forke of the Yuba river was glittering with gold, but Shey Canyon, Jim score of other ravines and canyons were lying andisturbed, and were perfect troughs of gold. The faraous which were wont nightty to measure out te each partner his share of the gold gathered during the day in a tin cup) and the almost equally famous Blue Banks were then virgin ground, and all the since-fameus were lying unclaimed, and were to have been taken by any man who cared to say he desired to work them. When we think of the ‘then’ and the ‘now,’ ithardly eeems possible that the two epochs ean have been compressed in the space of the life of one man, and he now not a man of very utils iii Maights of Pythias. Whe Knights of Pythias lodge in This city, besides being strong financially, continues to increase its members very. rapidly, and the additions are all of the most desirable kind such as to give stability and energy to the organization. The lodge numbers close to a hundred members-now, andanother, invoice of those handsome uniforms will be ofdered soon, A grand uniform ball by the society is among the prominent social events to take place this winter, The. dispensatios under l which strangers have been admitted at the minimum fee for three months past will have expired after next Saturday night's meeting. : Turns is goingto be s°rus . Quirk’s gallery before he goss 20 early and don’t gebleft, “tf. — in Wnoad street. ek Personal and Social Gleaned Here . ‘consilered out of danger, His com-. funch party at her home on Main. The young. We congratulate our friend Fred} Crow Canyon, Sailor Ravine and al Tin-cup diggings (the owners ef} quartz veins, as thatat the Buttes, . ANEW: PROCLAMATION. Issued from the Office of the PALACE DRY G000s discus ment i in Northern California, ROSENBERG’ not. advertise’ ‘their goods, tere, ° Merchants, customers, plain figures, ROSENBERG BROS, are the only purchasing gloves that every others are immitations. 5000 New Dols only CP 2 ee, ae 5 10000 ‘ . Oy Api deas ) 500 “ ‘“ Gold Shoes and : Blue Stockings... 500 New Dolls 19,25, 39 to 99 Mes Pas 6 ie 655d. 2 ecced Os 9 Hand Mirrors.:.... 9 Box of Dominos .... 6 Bose Paints: . « 6c. cece dee g Two Bit Bottle Cologne. -9 Sweet By and By Cologne. 25 Gothic Banks.... Sass Fine Sleeve Buttons... 9 Gold Sow ge poe FS : Special Train of Cars... Shell ea, sega geo eee : Ski Ropesonly... Galt renee Bera ees 9 Child’s Hoods.... . 26 = 5 A ee ee 49 Ladies ae aney Cardigan ewe Lailies Worsted Shawls .. 99 Princess Street Jackets. . 89 Children’s Lamb Wool sci) Castes Fancy Wool Howe. 9 Coral ERB ccd otwedes ics) veges 9 ee is i) Heavy Black Bracelets seeedees 9 Wodl Wristlets...--+-. Two Bit Bottle French de UrBBY sere caneesncte reese ss & ‘ROSENBERG BROS. ‘having spent 5 weke in idviting ____. Stoek for this season, now offer to the public-one-of-the —fargestFred Brows, : son of N. P, Brown, elegant stocks of Dry and Fancy Goods ever exhibited in any one BROS.’ goods have passed away so rapidly this Fall that they were compelied to order a second Big Stock, ROSENBERG BROS ’ past career here has bee The goods speak for Somaelyes i in Golden Let F IR ST. ROSENBERG BROS. do not pretend tobe Public Benefactors, SECOND. ROSENBERG BROS., keeps nO trash and give no baits in order to catch THIR D. ROSENBERG BROS, sell everything in their store in proportion, gitimate price. So you pay no more proportidnately for one yard of the finest goods made’than you do for a one-cent Paper of Pins, FOURTH. ROSENBERG BROS, guarantee no Goods ' game are guaranteed to them, thus —— trading with that well known firm will net be deceived, FI¥FT H, ROSENBERG BROS. cannot print the Price Liet of their Goods, would require volumes, Everything in their store is marked in Agentsfor the genuine Foster Kid Ladies should observe when pair bears the neme of Foster, as all Respéctfully, ROSENBERG BRos. Gloves. All others are imitations. Our Offerings a Complete Success, NEW cooDS OPENING EVERY DAY AT SHIVELEY’S NINE CENT STORE. Sleeveless Jackets. .jo SES ot ten f ipetition, Infant's Bodices. .49, 69 to 9g} beyond the whiaver of, con petition, lly, W. B. SHIVELEY, Nine Cent Store. , their Fall and most establishm such that they need but are ata leto their customers unless the as it KTH. Superior Tooth Brushes.,. 9 Tw° bit Embroidery Edge. 9 Seal Skin Satchels, .-. Knitting Cotton.... 7: Be very [email protected].+--. 149 . A whole ee Te: a8 Ladies’ éhcap. .25 Shaker Flanne SA Sry oe ta > sagem sac tye g. Wer ‘ Sete? mat DrehenBs Hoyt's i two —— Frames. Re, e ee 19 GC ee 19 Hair Mots..-.. 19 Misses Wool Ulsters.-.--. 99 We arefin possession of the most Breakfast Shawls.. ten 35 genuine bargains of any hotse this rancises, and shall offer this week some landshdes positively rison or monopoly. ol the foots advertised above, and do not forget thet we opén every day BARGAINS. CYNTS Beatrice Corsets, only.. 39 Vascar Collars, new... 49 Leather Belts, only . . . 25 Fdlastic Frill oo. 5c cece ccs 5 Ladies’ Calico Collare, very Handsome =. << 6642405, Flowered Hair Pins, new,.25 Elegant Bangled Hair Pins. .49 Brabraut Lace. . .3, 4, 5, 9 and 9 Victoria Zephyr Wool er 9 Large Cloak Buttons, only.:. 9 Silk Handkerchiefs'... 9 Brocaded Ribbon.... 5 Elegant Black Fur...: 75 Wy ite Mieka s.8. ok 5. 19 Beautiful Cloak Loops.. 75 Kid Lined Gloves... 99), Forster patent Kid Gloves, th reas Peres Cree ee 149 igen ord Bladed Fringe, Kah Lites ouseinl badied 739 Envelo “ and Paper... 9 Linen Napkins.... 9 Totlet Pinsg..:.35. coos © sam (6 10. fe 39 Merino Hose.... 12% Scdrlet Shawls -... 149 Blue Po Salen kaw ¥k Bets 1 46 Bugle A ig sa te ia 4 hie ice" 9 Ruching PEE e RPT ae Re y: at ce 4 Heavy Worsted Fringe:.. 9 neengs y ¢ BRANCEL Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. HY SIAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOYS" CLOTHING Furnishing Goods, _ ‘Trunks, Satchels; Valises,— Caps, ra = Boots, Ladies’ Shoes, Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Etce., Suitable for Fall.and Winter Trade, j Being extensieely engaged in the . WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING BUSINESS, . “It is our Purpose “THIS SEASON : OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See us Before Purchasing, ELOUSES: No. 7 Murray Street, New York.’ No. 216 and 218 California Street, San Francisco. Cor. Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. HYMAN BROTHERS. Maximum Sales ! Minimum Prices! GROCERY STORE. omnes J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. ——~ Groceries and Provisions At Reduced Prices. —, AGENCY FOR Thistle Dew Whiskey. ; AGENCY FOR Arpad, Haraszthy & Co.’ Eclipse Extra Dry, Sparkling Muscatel, Grand Prize, Silery Mowsseux. — AGENCY FOR THE BOSS COFFEE POT AGENCY POR BOSS COFFEE ! A fine lot fresh from the mills just received, In 1, 2 and 5 pound cays. AGENCY FOR _ EXCELSIOR POWDER t The Best atid Safest i in the market, , i 18ei! FALL OPENING ~ —Or— MRS. M. A. STERLING'S Dry Goods'and Millinery Store, COMMERGIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF DRESS AND FANCY GooDs, Of the LATEST STYLES have just been received from San Francisco. ‘The Millinery Department Is complete, and comprises the Latest Novelties in Hats, Feathers, Flowers,’ Ribbons, Velvets, ete. A cordial nvitation is extended to all to call and examine the new yoods, and satisfaction is guaranteed both as to price, and quality. Thankful toa generous public for their patronage in the past, I shall endeavor ty attention to business «nd politeness to customers to merit a continuance of the same o30-1m . MRS. M. A. STEKLING . —— ASK FOR——~ Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROCF Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of imitations ! )E sure the Boots are stamped Crack ) Proof on thé heels, and have the Fare (um Springs on the foot and inetep, whch prevent their cracking or breaking. They @vill last twice as long as any others manukactured, For Sale by all Dealers, = All kinds Rubber Belting, Pack-, . . ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, » Boots and Shoes, Ete. GOORYEAR RUBBER CO. &. we RUSTON * f San Pryncisc. THOMAS; WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault's Rahers: NEVADA CITY, Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Ete. E warrant every article sold by us to \ be as vepoenetitn’: and sell at the Lowest Living Rates. — John T. Shurtleff, Attorney at Law, . FFICE Broad street, opposite U: nfon st., Nevada City. § all bualioens entrusted to my fare pram pt. and satiggaction guaranteed, :

Ldmit It Say Ht, fi ra Store Prices, ited at this assed. ariyAlthovy th “Europea: a ased at the sarts In the aS, APS, } GOODS, in @ first. _. nds itself to my store, ices, — res. If we nte, we will us. This is RUTH. store, ck, da, City, sos extensive 3, old or new, AN.-: Ke ong EER =o THT DOWD OWDER LILIA , 31S SPURIOUS 1s. r Powder der con: ping, but : oer Fartar rhSoda OMBINED. 15C0. iN, ns, Ete. nereial Street’ prictor city af ders wstet pS a ee eee ey THE DAILY’ TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘PRIEF MENTION, vartéus Mappentings in and Out.ot Towa, ’ Yesterday was the fourth day -of the Johnson mteder trial, The “‘Star ef Bethlehem” has fail_ted to keep its Sngagement. . x Twenty quartz. miners are wanted et the Rising Sun° Mine, Colfar. See the advertisement. Superintendent McMurray of hyfp draciic fame is like the Zrishman's Bea, 20 the grangers think, Read the mew. aedvervisement of ne “the MechaniesStore, Mr. Nathan talks right to the point and means} what he-says, The farmers now say darn-the dams. In the Sweet by and by they will tura their wrath in the direction “of Stone, Cadwalader & Co. What's one man’s loss is another enin’s gain. The miners-and farmers are growing poerer while a few lawyers are being enriched, Jee Silva ig removing his saloon » from the stand on Broad street above Piue, to the building formerly occupied by Godair & Williams as a bar%er shop, When the new railroad time tabfe goes into effect passengers will leave . this city'at about 8 o'clock in the evening and arrive'in Sem Franeisco “next morning, . The Sacramento Boe @ays ‘‘peace reigns in the hydramlic mining sections of Nevada county.” If the Bee desired te ¢dll the truth étwould substitute the word “distress” for “ipeace,” Complaints made that some of ‘the younger pupils of ‘the public rehovls ave endangered by larger boys-neto@anected with the institution glayiwg base ball'in the vicinity of Washimgton school house, ' A fine photograph ef Sheridan the ‘actor iste beseen in B, H, Miller’s show window, “Several .-excellent representations of Miss Holbrooke, the leading lady of his troupe, are ‘on exhibition at Vinton’s drug store, The Appeal says that the petitions asking the Attorney General to gring suit in the name of the State against ‘all the unenjoined hydraulic mining ~ companies, are being signed by everybody i in that section, They will ‘be all collected in'a few days, and will make an immense roli when sent to the Attorney Gonetal. en Death of John Sneath. John T, Morgan yesterday. reeeived a telegram announcing the death Jolin Sneath, who left here last Friday for his home at Pioche, Nevada. Mr. Sneath, who was a_ brother-inlaw to Mr. Morgan, .had for two months been.inthis city, Grass Valley. and San Francisco for the benefit of bis health, having suffered a great deal during the past year from consemption. He will be remembered ty all o'd residents as one of the owners of the Sneath & Clay mine in this district which some twelve yesrsago developed.one of the ri¢hest bonanzas ever struck on the Coast. “Messrs. Sneath and Clay both realized .a great many thousand dollars in a short time from the property, but as with most inet of generous dispositions it was “gasy come and easy go.” Mr. Sueath died very poor, leaving a widow and one child, i Was His Partner. ” Judge Searls yesterday received a letter from George Washingtow Hanco:k inwhich the writer says this Paper erred in the statement thas he hada wordy row with a hydraulic minerat the Union Hotel ia this city, Upon inquiry the TRANSCRIPT Teperter finds that Mr. Hancock is right, and he hereby extends the “amende honorable” to that individual, Sullivan, his companion, is the party who made’ himself so obnoxious. Sullivan used to be connected with a Sheriff's office once on atime, assome people will. regret‘dally remeutber. Mining Acct Accident. Richard Carkeot ¢ of Gold Fiat, who is employed asa miner at the Providence, had oné of his legs disabled shortly after he went on shift Wednesday night, hy a ‘stone rolling upon him, No . towns er Qorr« will ‘make fA Pl now for large pictures to be delivered at days, any a teen the ae eee er wait ere ie WHAT THEY ARE DOING. and There, Dr. C. M. Bates, formerly of this city, has leased the Righiland Mineral Springs m Lake county, * Henry G. Hanks, State Mineralogist, has been in town a couple of days. Today he goes to North Bloomfield. ; went te Anburn, Placer county, yesterday morning, to testify in the trainarecking eases, Mr. Robinson, who used to publish the North San Juan paper in connection with Alfred. Porter, is now head salesman in Mosgrove Brothers’ stere at San Francisco. __ who has fora week or more past been in a critical condition, is now plaint was inflammatory, rheumatism. For several davs he .was entirely deprived of the use of his arms and j legs. In fact he had enough. rheumatism fora whole family, Mss Sallie Hill gave a pleasant strat Wednesday, lady guests went in the afternoon and had s geod time, all to themselves, and when the yeung gentlemen who had been ievited juindd them in the evening the enjoyment of the occasion was still further ineveased, Refreshments were served and the ‘visitors were -in every respect avost hospitably’ entertained by theix handsome and accomp‘ished hostess, The marriage of Mr. Brown and Miss Hamilton, which took place Wedmesday evening at the residence of the’ bride’s parents o@ Main street, was #ttended only by the relatives of the latter, uo formal invitations having been issued. The couple left by yesterday morning’s train for Oakland, where they will reside surrounded by all the luxuries that wealth and taste can command. upon having secured as'a wife one of Nevada City’s best-loved daugh ere, and we wish them both s life ious of sorrow, \ A Wandering Pioneer. Dan DeQuille of ‘Virginia’ City, who use to’ circulate through this section in early days, has been reading the accounts of Major Downic’e recent prospecting trip to Alaska and British Columbja. Dan says in the Enterptise: ‘It seems a little bough for a man who was one of the first in the town Of Downieville to still be roaming the world in the ~hope of making a fortune. Wien he first saw the place where Downieville now stands, not only the gravel of both forke of the Yuba river was glittering with gold, but Shey Canyon, Jim score of other ravines and canyons were lying andisturbed, and were perfect troughs of gold. The faraous which were wont nightty to measure out te each partner his share of the gold gathered during the day in a tin cup) and the almost equally famous Blue Banks were then virgin ground, and all the since-fameus were lying unclaimed, and were to have been taken by any man who cared to say he desired to work them. When we think of the ‘then’ and the ‘now,’ ithardly eeems possible that the two epochs ean have been compressed in the space of the life of one man, and he now not a man of very utils iii Maights of Pythias. Whe Knights of Pythias lodge in This city, besides being strong financially, continues to increase its members very. rapidly, and the additions are all of the most desirable kind such as to give stability and energy to the organization. The lodge numbers close to a hundred members-now, andanother, invoice of those handsome uniforms will be ofdered soon, A grand uniform ball by the society is among the prominent social events to take place this winter, The. dispensatios under l which strangers have been admitted at the minimum fee for three months past will have expired after next Saturday night's meeting. : Turns is goingto be s°rus . Quirk’s gallery before he goss 20 early and don’t gebleft, “tf. — in Wnoad street. ek Personal and Social Gleaned Here . ‘consilered out of danger, His com-. funch party at her home on Main.

The young. We congratulate our friend Fred} Crow Canyon, Sailor Ravine and al Tin-cup diggings (the owners ef} quartz veins, as thatat the Buttes, . ANEW: PROCLAMATION. Issued from the Office of the PALACE DRY G000s discus ment i in Northern California, ROSENBERG’ not. advertise’ ‘their goods, tere, ° Merchants, customers, plain figures, ROSENBERG BROS, are the only purchasing gloves that every others are immitations. 5000 New Dols only CP 2 ee, ae 5 10000 ‘ . Oy Api deas ) 500 “ ‘“ Gold Shoes and : Blue Stockings...... 500 New Dolls 19,25, 39 to 99 Mes Pas 6 ie 655d. 2 ecced Os 9 Hand Mirrors.:........ 9 Box of Dominos ....... 6 Bose Paints: . « 6c.. cece dee g Two Bit Bottle Cologne.. -9 Sweet By and By Cologne. 25 Gothic Banks....... Sass Fine Sleeve Buttons..... 9 Gold Sow ge poe FS : Special Train of Cars..... Shell ea, sega geo eee : Ski Ropesonly..... Galt renee Bera ees 9 Child’s Hoods........ . 26 = 5 A ee ee 49 Ladies ae aney Cardigan ewe Lailies Worsted Shawls ... 99 Princess Street Jackets.. .. 89 Children’s Lamb Wool sci) Castes Fancy Wool Howe. 9 Coral ERB ccd otwedes ics) veges 9 ee is i) Heavy Black Bracelets seeedees 9 Wodl Wristlets.....--+-. Two Bit Bottle French de UrBBY sere caneesncte reese ss & ‘ROSENBERG BROS. ‘having spent 5 weke in idviting ____. Stoek for this season, now offer to the public-one-of-the —fargestFred Brows, : son of N. P, Brown, elegant stocks of Dry and Fancy Goods ever exhibited in any one BROS.’ goods have passed away so rapidly this Fall that they were compelied to order a second Big Stock, ROSENBERG BROS ’ past career here has bee The goods speak for Somaelyes i in Golden Let F IR ST. ROSENBERG BROS. do not pretend tobe Public Benefactors, SECOND. ROSENBERG BROS., keeps nO trash and give no baits in order to catch THIR D. ROSENBERG BROS, sell everything in their store in proportion, gitimate price. So you pay no more proportidnately for one yard of the finest goods made’than you do for a one-cent Paper of Pins, FOURTH. ROSENBERG BROS, guarantee no Goods ' game are guaranteed to them, thus —— trading with that well known firm will net be deceived, FI¥FT H, ROSENBERG BROS. cannot print the Price Liet of their Goods, would require volumes, Everything in their store is marked in Agentsfor the genuine Foster Kid Ladies should observe when pair bears the neme of Foster, as all Respéctfully, ROSENBERG BRos. Gloves. All others are imitations. Our Offerings a Complete Success, NEW cooDS OPENING EVERY DAY AT SHIVELEY’S NINE CENT STORE. Sleeveless Jackets. ..jo SES ot ten f ipetition, Infant's Bodices. ..49, 69 to 9g} beyond the whiaver of, con petition, lly, W. B. SHIVELEY, Nine Cent Store. , their Fall and most establishm such that they need but are ata leto their customers unless the as it KTH. Superior Tooth Brushes.,.. 9 Tw° bit Embroidery Edge.. 9 Seal Skin Satchels, .-. Knitting Cotton........ 7: Be very [email protected].+--. 149 . A whole ee Te: a8 Ladies’ éhcap. .25 Shaker Flanne SA Sry oe ta > sagem sac tye g. Wer ‘ Sete? mat DrehenBs Hoyt's i two —— Frames.. Re, e ee 19 GC ee 19 Hair Mots...-.... 19 Misses Wool Ulsters..-.--. 99 We arefin possession of the most Breakfast Shawls.... ten 35 genuine bargains of any hotse this rancises, and shall offer this week some landshdes positively rison or monopoly. ol the foots advertised above, and do not forget thet we opén every day BARGAINS. CYNTS Beatrice Corsets, only.... 39 Vascar Collars, new..... 49 Leather Belts, only . .. .. 25 Fdlastic Frill oo. 5c cece ccs 5 Ladies’ Calico Collare, very Handsome =. << 6642405, Flowered Hair Pins, new,..25 Elegant Bangled Hair Pins. .49 Brabraut Lace. . .3, 4, 5, 9 and 9 Victoria Zephyr Wool er 9 Large Cloak Buttons, only.:. 9 Silk Handkerchiefs'..... 9 Brocaded Ribbon....... 5 Elegant Black Fur.....: 75 Wy ite Mieka s.8. ok 5. 19 Beautiful Cloak Loops.... 75 Kid Lined Gloves...... 99), Forster patent Kid Gloves, th reas Peres Cree ee 149 igen ord Bladed Fringe, Kah Lites ouseinl badied 739 Envelo “ and Paper..... 9 Linen Napkins........ 9 Totlet Pinsg....:.35. coos © sam (6 10. fe 39 Merino Hose........ 12% Scdrlet Shawls -...... 149 Blue Po Salen kaw ¥k Bets 1 46 Bugle A ig sa te ia 4 hie ice" 9 Ruching PEE e RPT ae Re y: at ce 4 Heavy Worsted Fringe:... 9 neengs y ¢ BRANCEL Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. HY SIAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’: BOYS" CLOTHING Furnishing Goods, _ ‘Trunks, Satchels; Valises,— Caps, ra = Boots, Ladies’ Shoes, Rubber Clothing, Oil Goods, Etce., Suitable for Fall.and Winter Trade, j Being extensieely engaged in the . WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING & IMPORTING BUSINESS, . “It is our Purpose “THIS SEASON : OUR SITUATION IN TRADE. Call and See us Before Purchasing, ELOUSES: No. 7 Murray Street, New York.’ No. 216 and 218 California Street, San Francisco. Cor. Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. HYMAN BROTHERS. Maximum Sales ! Minimum Prices! GROCERY STORE. omnes J. J. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR. ——~ Groceries and Provisions At Reduced Prices. —, AGENCY FOR Thistle Dew Whiskey. ; AGENCY FOR Arpad, Haraszthy & Co.’ Eclipse Extra Dry, Sparkling Muscatel, Grand Prize, Silery Mowsseux. — AGENCY FOR THE BOSS COFFEE POT AGENCY POR BOSS COFFEE ! A fine lot fresh from the mills just received, In 1, 2 and 5 pound cays. AGENCY FOR _ EXCELSIOR POWDER t The Best atid Safest i in the market, , i 18ei! FALL OPENING ~ —Or— MRS. M. A. STERLING'S Dry Goods'and Millinery Store, COMMERGIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF DRESS AND FANCY GooDs, Of the LATEST STYLES have just been received from San Francisco. ‘The Millinery Department Is complete, and comprises the Latest Novelties in Hats, Feathers, Flowers,’ Ribbons, Velvets, ete. A cordial nvitation is extended to all to call and examine the new yoods, and satisfaction is guaranteed both as to price, and quality. Thankful toa generous public for their patronage in the past, I shall endeavor ty attention to business «nd politeness to customers to merit a continuance of the same o30-1m . MRS. M. A. STEKLING . —— ASK FOR——~ Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROCF Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of imitations ! )E sure the Boots are stamped Crack ) Proof on thé heels, and have the Fare (um Springs on the foot and inetep, whch prevent their cracking or breaking. They @vill last twice as long as any others manukactured, For Sale by all Dealers, = All kinds Rubber Belting, Pack-, . . ing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, » Boots and Shoes, Ete. GOORYEAR RUBBER CO. &. we RUSTON * f San Pryncisc. THOMAS; WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault's Rahers: NEVADA CITY, Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Ete. E warrant every article sold by us to \ be as vepoenetitn’: and sell at the Lowest Living Rates. — John T. Shurtleff, Attorney at Law, . FFICE Broad street, opposite U: nfon st., Nevada City. § all bualioens entrusted to my fare pram pt. and satiggaction guaranteed, :