November 15, 1874 (4 pages)

EPERS IN le ent Styles. Sale, _ ssortment of ” KINDS, LES, §¢. nught anytate. ad Jcwelry esvanied. E th, 1874.cco Stand. , ENS. nd, onthe core Streets, where ortment of tic Cigars. IKING ‘YO. — , ETC, cest kind, and arket rates e has been igar Store. IIE NIVENS. ROCKER W nisk.es. CONSTANTL d Stock of the Street, . ry. TICK. , MERCHANTS spectfully imvi-ACK’S STORE, EET, did lot of goods, IC BACCO, 2 and Dried serschaum ete. ill be sold at the age he solicits OHN JACE, Dry Goods Store . rRyY. PMAN, 4 llding, a . The Daily Transcript! NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. La _. Surprise Party. Rev. P. Y. Coq}, ot. the M. EB. Church, was considerably surprised on Friday night, by having his resi* dence besieged by members of his Church and friends generally. We believe he was kept entirely ignorant . of the matter until-the parties ‘arrived. The basement of the Church wag used as a reception room and it" was filled with people. A table about fifty feetin length was loaded down with eatables and had to be spread . -twieeto allow all present to be ac. commodated, While the Paster was athe Church, the ‘Parsonage Was, wAentered: by friend who left:a supply of case-foods, groceries and other: articles and a nice.little, purse in eae ome, 1 . _._.coin Was alse made by a few friends.’ The whole thing was an entire impromtugffair and under the circumstances was a grand, success. Hada public-notice been given however, and an evenirg selected when so many societies did net meet, the amount raised and the number pres-. . eat would have been thribbled. Rev. Mr. Coclis a comparative stranger _ in our midst, but he numbers among his warm personal friends all with whom he has met, The party was . a ‘@ very pleasant affair and will long be remembered by all whe attended. A Card. Ep. Transcript: Will you be so ‘kind as to allow us to retarn our thanks, through the columns of your paper, to the many kind friends who favored us with their company on the evening of the 13th. We thank them, one and all, for the substan‘tial tekeas of their regard which theyleft with us. The gold and silver, and the abundant supply of gro«ceties, &c., we fully appreciate. But above all do we feel grateful for ‘what lies back of, and prompted those tokens—the coop witu —of the people toward us. . Such assurances of sympathy and love make labor amoung you a positive pleasure. Most respectfully yours, P.Y. & 8. M. Goon. ~ Nevada City, Nov. 14th, 1874. ’ YAterary Society. ‘ '¥) Bheé Literary Sodiety have leased the Theatre for their meetings the ‘coming season. There is room there for a large audience, and it should be filled at each meeting. The Society affords instructive amusement and should be patronized, We learn that only $72 was obtained by the Committee the other day. It is estimated that the necessary expenses during the Winter will be about $200, so that more money will have by charging ‘admission. . The Another Free fare. Prof. McDonald and Dr. Rice will deliver another free lecture ° Nevada Theatre next Tuesday evening, upon Phrenology, Physiolegy, Man's Nature and the Laws that govern it. Look out for a large audience, and if you wish to havea good time, don’t fail being present, Those who would like to know them-: selves phrenologically” should ° intefrview the Professor at the National Exchange Hottl. Dr. Rice, who stands high in the Medical profession, will arrive on the 17th inst., aud will open an office at said where he will treat disease in its various forms for a limit ited period. ial ae Bargatsst Bargains!! J. Jacobs & Bro., in order to make room for theit new: stock of Choice Goods, shortly to arrive, suitable for the holidays, offer their present stock at cost prices. Lovers of “fine cigars should not miss this opportunity of getting Imported Havanas at cost ‘prices. Now is yourtime. nil3-lw Call on Zekind,Commercial street, and try his as it is. nl5 Eveerzopr acknowledges that Hyman & Bros. have> the largest stock of Men’sand Boy’s clothing,and that they sell them cheaper than any other house in this county. Don’t fail to examine that stock before purcbasug elsewhere. et. Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner of Broad and Pine streets for the best \ cigars in town. aug27 o be raised, either by sule of tickTwo Irish members of the British Parlianieht. fought a duel on .Wednesday; in which one of them was seriously injured. ~ CaNNon, the Mormon Gulodinn to Congre: ess, was arrested in Sult Lake Thursday on an indictment of polygamy made:by the Grand Jury. {3 Brigham Young has reached . St. George, in Southern Utah, in improved healthg Another Opportunity Offered for the Relief of the Afflicted. The Surgeons of-the National Surgical Institute will visit-the Pacific Coast on the 15th of November, and remuin until the 16th day of December, 1874—one month—at their old building, No. 818 Bush: street, beFrencisco, <0 This is a chance for hel hicks every sufferer should tuke advantage of. The hundreds of patients treated by them during their former visits, are alk rapidly being benefited and cured.» They treat successfully all rcases of Paralysis; all deformities of the. face, Spine and limbs; Diseased Joints; Diseased Eyes and Ears; Catarth; Private Diseases; Diseabes of Females; Piles, Fistula, ete. No hopeless cases are undertaken, and it teally does seem asif no cases are hopeless inthe hands of. these skillful surgeons. They are preparing all the machi nery nécessary for the Swedish Movement Cure; Medicated Baths; Machinery to equalige the circalation, restore paralyzed Limbs, etce.; and a much finer outfit of braces and uppliauces than heretofore. All who . commence treatment during this visit, and the many hundreds now under treatment, Will have, the adyanteges of lall these most effectual 4 means of cure; besides, some.of the surgeons will this time remain to continue their treatment. Remember the time and-place; and come as early in the month as possible; thus getting the full benetit of their visit. _ p3-2na Gold Medat Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevater connected with photography in the world. Qur ‘‘Elite’’ Portrait. of a d Puree out the morbid humors of the blood, by a dose or two of Ayer’s Pills, and you will have clearer heads as well as bodies. . Don’? Hazarp Your Larr.—A lighted ‘torch in a powder mill is scarcely more dangerous than a deep seated cough or cold. ‘The individual who waits for sach an_insiduous enemy of life to die out of itself,commits a frightful error. It is an inexcusable errer to; for Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure any irration of the lungs or throat with a dispatch and thoroughness which preclude all necessity for apprebension. No type of cough, te influ. enga, ex bronchitis can resist its strengthening, soothing, healing operation. Pike’s Teathache Drops—cure in @ne minute. 4 a. Why Shaket Why Burnt Put these two questions to a man passing through the alternate paroxysms of fever and ague, and he will probably reply, ‘‘Because I cannot help myself.” But he is mistaken. He can help himeelf. He need not continue to endure the marrowsearching cold and parching heat of. inter. mittent fever unless he chooses. If theres an established fact in the his tory of medication, itis this: that Hostetter’s Stomach Bittersinvariably breaks up the fits of this exhaustimg disease. Quie often fails, and whether it fails or take.” Notso this f: cific. It is mild “agreeable, not p gent and ng. The liver és always greatly disordered in intermittent end re mitt fevers, and this excellent tonic alterative has anti-billious properties of the highest order. The stimulant omployed to diffuse its. medicinal virtues through the organs of the body is perfect ly pure, and this cannot be seid of the spirituous basis of any other tonic. The best advice that can be given to persons residing in malarious regions, or in crowded cities, is to take it as a preventive of diseases incident to both. Whether used asa protective_antidote or a remedy, ¢ will be found wonderfully efficacious. GS, sa a SR eT NER RE J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— Justice of the Peace. ee EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING b-3 AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to, eo Accounts collected. Also Agent for: = PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOs. . “Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok RENT PROPERTY will find it to their aé vantage to call at my office. Office No 62 Broad Street, Ner City. . Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. tween Kearny and Montgomery, San ering the quality of Goods. 'B, H. MILLER, NEVADA CITY, AS JUST RECEIVED a y es « \ The Largest and Choicest. Visits made at residence i; Nevada, May 30th, 1871. ‘NEW SAW wn, y to fill all mg Lumber. reot Geo. E, TURNER, . Peerd’s Folding School Desks and Lia sek Agents Pacific “Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. be promptly attended to. M.L:& D Mansy. . BELL & BELDEN. Selling Out. ‘Too LATE. tures for sale. ‘call Before it is ae Store for Rent. and FixROSENBERG’S. DRY GOODS EMP OR LU rh Of Nevada County, \ Laces, Corsets, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,. Kid Gloves, etc. AT COST. in this city. Everybody is invited to examine the Steck. No trouble to show the Goods. Samples will be sent all over the country Thankfulfor the liberal patronage I solicit a continuance of the same. REMEMBER THE GOODS WILL BE LD AS ADVERTISED. A, BLUMEN TH An. This isthe best opportunity ey er offeredCuTS.4 % Stock of Clothing, Fur4 hit tosdl: & : —a neg in. tbigewmel es nearnishing Goods, ac, . a ; welve Years ago, and the proa rietors intend that it shali be the ne. BELL & BELDEN,. A, GOLDSMITH, . ’ . Ever seen in the Mountains . : 7) OM 3 LEADING HOUSE 1 CHEAPER er ee — NEVADA COUNTY FOR 12, or ine & ommercial en de, ; 1 Than any -anybody—considee. . oooh YEARS TO COME! Wholesale and Retail 'S . "? G> ID AW :!Serpe ¥ j ‘ DEALERS Ie : Weare not going to. close: 4 OS i: a oats ge business in this city;~— . Attention is called to. the. Drugs, . . = we ae vodty Mil delta th es \ ; i s i 3 a 3 IS DETERMINA NT ‘or by falr dealing, XES AND’ 7 GERMAN KNIT UNDEBR-. in gS aoa + THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS* oe Medicines, WEAR, imported by-me ex-. = our trade has continually increased, ae pressiy for this market. . Mining Chemicals, — We have io fault td find with Nevada 4 33 5 r HIS City. Its people have always liberally . 4 EE MY ; GOODS S “patronized us and we mean to deserve ae 4 : f . Patent Medicines, ENTIRE theirconnaneG coma 7 AND PRICES &e. &e. STOCK. . We have for ‘years pa the community © 7° q Before buying elsewhere, OF ove 4 De aes : — Prices Defied Competition! , : IF YOU DONT A full line of Othes dealers have tried to compete with 4 you WILL REGRET IT CHOICE PERFUMERY, . : . . us and it has broke them up. They now : ™: oe } eS TOILET SOAPS, o DRY Goo0s have to sell out and leave. ve intend to F The ante paalittst tha. tent _ TOILET POWDER, = : ; drive others e of the piisiness by OUR q ‘ of Gent's awd Boys’ Clothing, . COLOGNE SETS, , AT LOW PRICES. . ’ 3 3 a and everything usually found in ee ees 7 ‘ a first-class Clothing Store. t Ke. de. Ke. SanFranciscoG osl We are Going to Stay ! E My Stock is entirely new "J i AND EMBRACES A choice selection of pa person buying TWENTY DOLLARS J : s . WINES, LIQUORS, etc. ON ACCOUNT . WORTH OF GOODS of us, Will receive “ Blegant Fashionable eae eS penne ; TIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT fron» regu-i SUITS, : pie lar rates. ihe ‘ pat ‘ ‘ —OFr— “4 Not to be found at . a nee Our Price List is open for inspection -at i Any other House! Closing Out . """ S & . Ete ! ROSENBERG BROS, . i New Style of Gentlemen’s Busins ess Wevada, Oct, 22, 1874. a Under-Garments 3 a i Nevada October 21. TO THE PUBLIC §] y JUST RECEIVED In ‘This ee semanas be oe To the Ladies of Nevada County 1 3 sii iaitsla teeta Bie £ PRESTON’S . pLanx BOOKS, ’ at Sem . DRUG STORE, SCHOOL BOOKS 3 . \DONOT BE HUMBUGGED BY ; A Large Invoice of ¥ THE GOODS MUST i “SELLING OUT” SALES! ' Toilet Goods, =i SHE BOOKS, oa ee . New Patterns of Hand Mirrors JUVENILES, sae TO TH# RICH AND POOR oe and Brushes, NEW PUBLICATIONS ene © Allare invited to call at ~ ' New Perfumes and Extracts. 3 ae ; ; ANSIDE OF A. BLUMENTHAL'S f An Elegant assortment of ~ ge ' te ¥ Toilet Soaps, Pomades ana war} STATIONERY.) S 1X T Yy p A Yy S Cor, Broad & Pine Sts i COUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, Nes : : i Also a Fall Line of — . Gold Pens, et ee A. emg = i Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Steel Pens, co ONE. DOLLARS WORTH OF oe Fe ae A _ . FALL AND WINTER GOODS i _. E, M. PRESON, Druggist, _~, Letter and Note Paper, COME ALL. Sie ha Maat Bist ‘i i N. W. Broad’ and Pine Stre¢ts,~ or the Next Six ays! “i corner 3 _— 2k & : re Legal Cap, Fs ie ay i Rew Fall & Winter Dry Goods. x Which will give every ya chance to a [ee az ir Bill Cap, lay in their Winter supply for a af MRS. M. A:STERLING, Drawing Paper, Unheard of 3 Small Amount of Money ! i = Voce ake wis uarehanee 6 Envelopes. i A r iunwes : i large stock of ' S * THAL, < . Stagile, Fancy & Millinery ie ds, &e, &e: 3 A A G . Ni Offers the following ree to “i Of tie Latest Styles and Alt 8, sues prices are 20 per cent less q re Gift Books White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin ONE bE Which she has selected expressly for this . : COME AND PRICE THE BIT PER YARD. ° a can rely upon getting everyScrap Ks, GOODS BEFORE PURSprague and Merrimac Prints Ten Yards * re et line . fon aon Violin Strings, CHASING ELSEWHERE for One Dollar. i a . . buoperial ‘Three-Fly Carpets, $140 per t And all Goods WARRANTED AS REP. Pianos, a Soap i She has tak receive Gineck from the : Organs. ‘ (anton Flannel, best qualities, 25 cents : \ . Bast, for the convenience e jes o — 4 oii t FREE-to al parte of . per yard. ~ : ee — or PAINTS, OILS, Magtleoresg — aie ; White and Red Flannel, best qualities; READY MADE UNDERWE)} stS.bcikhi pee xesd. a Babee ngefhay erie AOE OE VARNISHES, Water Proofs, different colors, One Dol i Nevada diy Sept 200,160 . WINDOW GLASS, Dealers wil ‘ _preeaene 50: cents per yard, form‘ DENTISTRY. “PAINT BRUSHES. . ‘helx interest to Price Whe) oats cen FE S Goods before going to the) piscx sinks $2 per yard—formerly $3.50. : 4 2 City. : . Empress Cloth, all colors and shades, F R. P. E. HUGHSON, hes 7 Bethesda “Water! . best ii : -. ae ‘ an 0’ Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Fine Bec q In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Taken from the Celebrated MinThis is a hona fide sale, . Spreads, Sheetings, Cassimeres, Blankets, os i Smee bien ge ge ae ninas or . T@! Springs of Waukesha, . ete., etc. AT SAN FRANCISCO COST. y latest er ontecs aaee =e ~ Wisconsin. 2 . ane d no Humbug. . ue ie Large assortment of Repp Delaines at a Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver _—_— Btore open from 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. 25 cents per yard. a parame eto quality aud price of work, AGENTS @:: \ Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen Hose,

EPERS IN le ent Styles. Sale, _ ssortment of ” KINDS, LES, §¢. nught anytate. ad Jcwelry esvanied. E th, 1874.cco Stand. , ENS. nd, onthe core Streets, where ortment of tic Cigars. IKING ‘YO. — , ETC, cest kind, and arket rates e has been igar Store. IIE NIVENS. ROCKER W nisk.es. CONSTANTL d Stock of the Street, . ry. TICK. , MERCHANTS spectfully imvi-ACK’S STORE, EET, did lot of goods, IC BACCO, 2 and Dried serschaum ete. ill be sold at the age he solicits OHN JACE, Dry Goods Store . rRyY. PMAN, 4 llding, a . The Daily Transcript! NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. La _. Surprise Party. Rev. P. Y. Coq}, ot. the M. EB. Church, was considerably surprised on Friday night, by having his resi* dence besieged by members of his Church and friends generally. We believe he was kept entirely ignorant . of the matter until-the parties ‘arrived. The basement of the Church wag used as a reception room and it" was filled with people. A table about fifty feetin length was loaded down with eatables and had to be spread . -twieeto allow all present to be ac. commodated, While the Paster was athe Church, the ‘Parsonage Was, wAentered: by friend who left:a supply of case-foods, groceries and other: articles and a nice.little, purse in eae ome, 1 . _._.coin Was alse made by a few friends.’ The whole thing was an entire impromtugffair and under the circumstances was a grand, success. Hada public-notice been given however, and an evenirg selected when so many societies did net meet, the amount raised and the number pres-. . eat would have been thribbled. Rev. Mr. Coclis a comparative stranger _ in our midst, but he numbers among his warm personal friends all with whom he has met, The party was . a ‘@ very pleasant affair and will long be remembered by all whe attended. A Card. Ep. Transcript: Will you be so ‘kind as to allow us to retarn our thanks, through the columns of your paper, to the many kind friends who favored us with their company on the evening of the 13th. We thank them, one and all, for the substan‘tial tekeas of their regard which theyleft with us. The gold and silver, and the abundant supply of gro«ceties, &c., we fully appreciate. But above all do we feel grateful for ‘what lies back of, and prompted those tokens—the coop witu —of the people toward us. . Such assurances of sympathy and love make labor amoung you a positive pleasure. Most respectfully yours, P.Y. & 8. M. Goon. ~ Nevada City, Nov. 14th, 1874. ’ YAterary Society. ‘ '¥) Bheé Literary Sodiety have leased the Theatre for their meetings the ‘coming season. There is room there for a large audience, and it should be filled at each meeting. The Society affords instructive amusement and should be patronized, We learn that only $72 was obtained by the Committee the other day.. It is estimated that the necessary expenses during the Winter will be about $200, so that more money will have by charging ‘admission. . The Another Free fare. Prof. McDonald and Dr. Rice will deliver another free lecture ° Nevada Theatre next Tuesday evening, upon Phrenology, Physiolegy, Man's Nature and the Laws that govern it. Look out for a large audience, and if you wish to havea good time, don’t fail being present, Those who would like to know them-: selves phrenologically” should ° intefrview the Professor at the National Exchange Hottl. Dr. Rice, who stands high in the Medical profession, will arrive on the 17th inst., aud will open an office at said where he will treat disease in its various forms for a limit ited period. ial ae Bargatsst Bargains!! J. Jacobs & Bro., in order to make room for theit new: stock of Choice Goods, shortly to arrive, suitable for the holidays, offer their present stock at cost prices. Lovers of “fine cigars should not miss this opportunity of getting Imported Havanas at cost ‘prices. Now is yourtime. nil3-lw Call on Zekind,Commercial street, and try his as it is. nl5 Eveerzopr acknowledges that Hyman & Bros. have> the largest stock of Men’sand Boy’s clothing,and that they sell them cheaper than any other house in this county. Don’t fail to examine that stock before purcbasug elsewhere. et. Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner of Broad and Pine streets for the best \ cigars in town. aug27 o be raised, either by sule of tickTwo Irish members of the British Parlianieht. fought a duel on .Wednesday; in which one of them was seriously injured. ~ CaNNon, the Mormon Gulodinn to Congre: ess, was arrested in Sult Lake Thursday on an indictment of polygamy made:by the Grand Jury. {3 Brigham Young has reached . St. George, in Southern Utah, in improved healthg Another Opportunity Offered for the Relief of the Afflicted. The Surgeons of-the National Surgical Institute will visit-the Pacific Coast on the 15th of November, and remuin until the 16th day of December, 1874—one month—at their old building, No. 818 Bush: street, beFrencisco, <0 This is a chance for hel hicks every sufferer should tuke advantage of. The hundreds of patients treated by them during their former visits, are alk rapidly being benefited and cured.» They treat successfully all rcases of Paralysis; all deformities of the. face, Spine and limbs; Diseased Joints; Diseased Eyes and Ears; Catarth; Private Diseases; Diseabes of Females; Piles, Fistula, ete. No hopeless cases are undertaken, and it teally does seem asif no cases are hopeless inthe hands of. these skillful surgeons. They are preparing all the machi nery nécessary for the Swedish Movement Cure; Medicated Baths; Machinery to equalige the circalation, restore paralyzed Limbs, etce.; and a much finer outfit of braces and uppliauces than heretofore. All who . commence treatment during this visit, and the many hundreds now under treatment, Will have, the adyanteges of lall these most effectual 4 means of cure; besides, some.of the surgeons will this time remain to continue their treatment. Remember the time and-place; and come as early in the month as possible; thus getting the full benetit of their visit. _ p3-2na Gold Medat Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevater connected with photography in the world. Qur ‘‘Elite’’ Portrait. of a d

Puree out the morbid humors of the blood, by a dose or two of Ayer’s Pills, and you will have clearer heads as well as bodies. . Don’? Hazarp Your Larr.—A lighted ‘torch in a powder mill is scarcely more dangerous than a deep seated cough or cold. ‘The individual who waits for sach an_insiduous enemy of life to die out of itself,commits a frightful error. It is an inexcusable errer to; for Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure any irration of the lungs or throat with a dispatch and thoroughness which preclude all necessity for apprebension. No type of cough, te influ. enga, ex bronchitis can resist its strengthening, soothing, healing operation. Pike’s Teathache Drops—cure in @ne minute.. 4 a. Why Shaket Why Burnt Put these two questions to a man passing through the alternate paroxysms of fever and ague, and he will probably reply, ‘‘Because I cannot help myself.” But he is mistaken. He can help himeelf. He need not continue to endure the marrowsearching cold and parching heat of. inter. mittent fever unless he chooses. If theres an established fact in the his tory of medication, itis this: that Hostetter’s Stomach Bittersinvariably breaks up the fits of this exhaustimg disease. Quie often fails, and whether it fails or take.” Notso this f: cific. It is mild “agreeable, not p gent and ng. The liver és always greatly disordered in intermittent end re mitt fevers, and this excellent tonic alterative has anti-billious properties of the highest order. The stimulant omployed to diffuse its. medicinal virtues through the organs of the body is perfect ly pure, and this cannot be seid of the spirituous basis of any other tonic. The best advice that can be given to persons residing in malarious regions, or in crowded cities, is to take it as a preventive of diseases incident to both. Whether used asa protective_antidote or a remedy, ¢ will be found wonderfully efficacious. GS, sa a SR eT NER RE J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— Justice of the Peace. ee EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING b-3 AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to, eo Accounts collected. Also Agent for: = PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOs. . “Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok RENT PROPERTY will find it to their aé vantage to call at my office. Office No 62 Broad Street, Ner City. . Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. tween Kearny and Montgomery, San ering the quality of Goods. 'B, H. MILLER, NEVADA CITY, AS JUST RECEIVED a y es « \ The Largest and Choicest. Visits made at residence i; Nevada, May 30th, 1871. ‘NEW SAW wn, y to fill all mg Lumber. reot Geo. E, TURNER, . Peerd’s Folding School Desks and Lia sek Agents Pacific “Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. be promptly attended to. M.L:& D Mansy. . BELL & BELDEN. Selling Out. ‘Too LATE. tures for sale. ‘call Before it is ae Store for Rent. and FixROSENBERG’S. DRY GOODS EMP OR LU rh Of Nevada County, \ Laces, Corsets, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,. Kid Gloves, etc. AT COST. in this city. Everybody is invited to examine the Steck. No trouble to show the Goods. Samples will be sent all over the country Thankfulfor the liberal patronage I solicit a continuance of the same. REMEMBER THE GOODS WILL BE LD AS ADVERTISED. A, BLUMEN TH An. This isthe best opportunity ey er offeredCuTS.4 % Stock of Clothing, Fur4 hit tosdl: & : —a neg in. tbigewmel es nearnishing Goods, ac, . a ; welve Years ago, and the proa rietors intend that it shali be the ne. BELL & BELDEN,. A, GOLDSMITH, . ’ . Ever seen in the Mountains . : 7) OM 3 LEADING HOUSE 1 CHEAPER er ee — NEVADA COUNTY FOR 12, or ine & ommercial en de, ; 1 Than any -anybody—considee. . oooh YEARS TO COME! Wholesale and Retail 'S . "? G> ID AW :!Serpe ¥ j ‘ DEALERS Ie : Weare not going to. close: 4 OS i: a oats ge business in this city;~— . Attention is called to. the. Drugs, . . = we ae vodty Mil delta th es \ ; i s i 3 a 3 IS DETERMINA NT ‘or by falr dealing, XES AND’ 7 GERMAN KNIT UNDEBR-. in gS aoa + THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS* oe Medicines, WEAR, imported by-me ex-. = our trade has continually increased, ae pressiy for this market. . Mining Chemicals, — We have io fault td find with Nevada 4 33 5 r HIS City. Its people have always liberally . 4 EE MY ; GOODS S “patronized us and we mean to deserve ae 4 : f . Patent Medicines, ENTIRE theirconnaneG coma 7 AND PRICES &e. &e. STOCK. . We have for ‘years pa the community © 7° q Before buying elsewhere, OF ove 4 De aes : — Prices Defied Competition! , : IF YOU DONT A full line of Othes dealers have tried to compete with 4 you WILL REGRET IT CHOICE PERFUMERY, . : . . us and it has broke them up. They now : ™: oe } eS TOILET SOAPS, o DRY Goo0s have to sell out and leave. ve intend to F The ante paalittst tha. tent _ TOILET POWDER, = : ; drive others e of the piisiness by OUR q ‘ of Gent's awd Boys’ Clothing, . COLOGNE SETS, , AT LOW PRICES. . ’ 3 3 a and everything usually found in ee ees 7 ‘ a first-class Clothing Store. t Ke. de. Ke. SanFranciscoG osl We are Going to Stay ! E My Stock is entirely new "J i AND EMBRACES A choice selection of pa person buying TWENTY DOLLARS J : s . WINES, LIQUORS, etc. ON ACCOUNT . WORTH OF GOODS of us, Will receive “ Blegant Fashionable eae eS penne ; TIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT fron» regu-i SUITS, : pie lar rates. ihe ‘ pat ‘ ‘ —OFr— “4 Not to be found at . a nee Our Price List is open for inspection -at i Any other House! Closing Out . """ S & . Ete ! ROSENBERG BROS, . i New Style of Gentlemen’s Busins ess Wevada, Oct, 22, 1874. a Under-Garments 3 a i Nevada October 21. TO THE PUBLIC §] y JUST RECEIVED In ‘This ee semanas be oe To the Ladies of Nevada County 1 3 sii iaitsla teeta Bie £ PRESTON’S . pLanx BOOKS, ’ at Sem . DRUG STORE, SCHOOL BOOKS 3 . \DONOT BE HUMBUGGED BY ; A Large Invoice of ¥ THE GOODS MUST i “SELLING OUT” SALES! ' Toilet Goods, =i SHE BOOKS, oa ee . New Patterns of Hand Mirrors JUVENILES, sae TO TH# RICH AND POOR oe and Brushes, NEW PUBLICATIONS ene © Allare invited to call at ~ ' New Perfumes and Extracts. 3 ae ; ; ANSIDE OF A. BLUMENTHAL'S f An Elegant assortment of ~ ge ' te ¥ Toilet Soaps, Pomades ana war} STATIONERY.) S 1X T Yy p A Yy S Cor, Broad & Pine Sts i COUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, Nes : : i Also a Fall Line of — . Gold Pens, et ee A. emg = i Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Steel Pens, co ONE. DOLLARS WORTH OF oe Fe ae A _ . FALL AND WINTER GOODS i _. E, M. PRESON, Druggist, _~, Letter and Note Paper, COME ALL. Sie ha Maat Bist ‘i i N. W. Broad’ and Pine Stre¢ts,~ or the Next Six ays! “i corner 3 _— 2k & : re Legal Cap, Fs ie ay i Rew Fall & Winter Dry Goods. x Which will give every ya chance to a [ee az ir Bill Cap, lay in their Winter supply for a af MRS. M. A:STERLING, Drawing Paper, Unheard of 3 Small Amount of Money ! i = Voce ake wis uarehanee 6 Envelopes. i A r iunwes : i large stock of ' S * THAL, < . Stagile, Fancy & Millinery ie ds, &e, &e: 3 A A G . Ni Offers the following ree to “i Of tie Latest Styles and Alt 8, sues prices are 20 per cent less q re Gift Books White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin ONE bE Which she has selected expressly for this . : COME AND PRICE THE BIT PER YARD. ° a can rely upon getting everyScrap Ks, GOODS BEFORE PURSprague and Merrimac Prints Ten Yards * re et line . fon aon Violin Strings, CHASING ELSEWHERE for One Dollar. i a . . buoperial ‘Three-Fly Carpets, $140 per t And all Goods WARRANTED AS REP. Pianos, a Soap i She has tak receive Gineck from the : Organs. ‘ (anton Flannel, best qualities, 25 cents : \ . Bast, for the convenience e jes o — 4 oii t FREE-to al parte of . per yard. ~ : ee — or PAINTS, OILS, Magtleoresg — aie ; White and Red Flannel, best qualities; READY MADE UNDERWE)} stS.bcikhi pee xesd. a Babee ngefhay erie AOE OE VARNISHES, Water Proofs, different colors, One Dol i Nevada diy Sept 200,160 . WINDOW GLASS, Dealers wil ‘ _preeaene 50: cents per yard, form‘ DENTISTRY. “PAINT BRUSHES. . ‘helx interest to Price Whe) oats cen FE S Goods before going to the) piscx sinks $2 per yard—formerly $3.50. : 4 2 City. : . Empress Cloth, all colors and shades, F R. P. E. HUGHSON, hes 7 Bethesda “Water! . best ii : -. ae ‘ an 0’ Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Fine Bec q In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Taken from the Celebrated MinThis is a hona fide sale, . Spreads, Sheetings, Cassimeres, Blankets, os i Smee bien ge ge ae ninas or . T@! Springs of Waukesha, . ete., etc. AT SAN FRANCISCO COST. y latest er ontecs aaee =e ~ Wisconsin. 2 . ane d no Humbug. . ue ie Large assortment of Repp Delaines at a Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver _—_— Btore open from 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. 25 cents per yard. a parame eto quality aud price of work, AGENTS @:: \ Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen Hose,