November 16, 1875 (4 pages)

nS. $ /. st ot % 4 . The Daily Transeript NEVADA CITY, CAL.LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. We have often read and heard tell of people trying to keep the Wolf from their door, but,here they do differently. There has been one “at the door of one of. the families of this city for several weeks, trying to gain admittance, and en Sunday _night, as will be seen by reference to another: column, he effected’ an entrance without resistance, and became & permanent member of the family, A. weather sharp says the rain this Winter will commence every time on the last of the week, Waiting for the stage will probably continue to be a good excuse for late returns home for some time Yet —after that the deluge. The Chicago Inter-Ocean says: “Hundreds of children have fallen victims to searlet.fever in that city during the last three months. Concerning the treatment of this disease an eminent physician says he does not failin effecting a cure more than ence in @ hundred cases, by giving _ the patients warm lemonade witly gum arabie dissolved in it. A cloth . wrang out in hot water and laid upon the stomach shonld be renewed asrapidly as it becomes cool. -To ' this simple treatment the most ob stinate cases seldom fail to succumb.”” oo The Union of Sunday says’ Mr. Andrew Fryer, who had his face burned with hot lead the other day, is getting along finely. He has one eye bandaged, Lut the sight is. not impaired. He reads the hewspaper ' with the other eye, smokes ‘his regular cigar and is generally enjoying himself, ~Sf<JThe storm did some damage to the embankments of the railroads. That being built across the ravine on Gold ‘Flat by Tom Hughes was partly washed away, and in other places. slight damage was done. The Union says at Union Hill part of an em<bankment was washed ont. . It is probable that more or lesa damage was done en the whole line “of the road. But itis what was expected. It takes one wet season to thoroughly Settle new maderoads. —__ Theamount of water which fell has been sufficient to afford a supply to those miners who are ready for work, We hear, however, that all are not ready to avail themselves of ‘it. It seems strange that such is the fact. One Would think jthat eight months of fine weather in the year would be sufficient time for all needed repairs. — : Roll of Honor. _ The following named pupils are placed on the roll of honor in the ungraded school, for the month ending Nov. 12th. Laura F, Booth, teacher: Lulu Alexander, Belle -Bailey, Rosa Alexander, Julia Adams, ' Charlie M. Morse, Horatio Alexander, Willie Hicks, George Dorsey, Georgie Hicks,A@vertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office, in this city, for the weck ending Monday, November 15th, 1875. "i. H. Hasurxs, P. M, Carsont Roch Perrault, : Campbell Lewis D, 2, + Ching T. L., : : 9 itr, ¥ Graham -John, Hassell Jaan ames,Hamilton John H., Hill Rev. Geo. W., Hotchkiss Wim., Moore Reuben, Nelson John; ; : Pierce Henry, cos Richards Joseph, Raffi James, Wylie John, Wright Adam, care Geo. Cooper. For Cough and Colds, Use Dr. Rudolph’s Extract of Horehound and Anise. nl4-1m ‘ : Take Notice. ; $1,000,000 worth of goods must be sold immediately by Lesrur & ie nl6, t ‘ Latest, Sensation. Tt is ‘aste ing to see the im_ 'mense stock of goods, consistizig of men’s youths’ and boys’ suits, and a full line of the latest styles ‘of Overcoatsy Underwear of all descriptions, a latge assortment of colored dnd white blankets, ete., at Hyman Bros. Clothing Store. : and Tar, nd. . New York City, 7 Prepare for the Storm. Men’s, boys’, ladies’, misses’ and childrens’ (all sizes) artic and rubber overshoes, rubber and oil suits. . 100 cases of rmbber boots manufac. tured for mining.use at Hyman Brosi, corner Broad and Pine streets. n4 Young Men’s Party. i Thanksgiving day is near at hand, and it is expected that the coming Party ofthe Young Men’s Club will be the grandest ever given’ in this city, aud in order to make it ® complete success, ladies should not fail to get oné of those elegant poplin dresses. ‘The shades ‘are expressly intended for evening parties. Ladies can find a complete outfit for. this grand occasion, consisting ‘of Gloves, Ties, _Ruches, Ribbons, Flowers, Fans, atid a thousand articles too numerous to mention, Ladies, please call and convince yourselves, at L. JACOBS & BRO., Successors to A. Goldsmith, Broad street, Nevada City. nil. Sportsmen Attention, : D. Thom has. just returned from San Francisco with the largest and: finest stock of sporting goods ever seen here, Muzzle and breecb-loading‘gans, Remington and-Winchester rifles,Also a full assortment of pistols," The British bull” dog and pug pistols, including complete outfits, from shooting jackets down to ‘‘pocket pistols."’ Call and examine my goods,. I have all the late improvements, nl0 a A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth, — Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentrifice, SOZODONT, Composed of rare antiseptic herbs; it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves intact, from youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless its éffects are counteracted with SOZODONT, and tiis pure tooth wash protects the dental surfaces by removing eyery impurity that adheres to" them, Ask your druggist for SOZODONT. nl4-1m For Bronebial, Asthmatic and Pulchial Troches manifest remarkable curative properties. : Mrs. Martin. Ladies’ Nurse. Apply at the boot and shoe store, near the Union Hotel. n6-lw A Card. J, EB. Johnston has just returned from San Franciseo, where he purchased the largest and finest stock of furniture ever seen in this county. Owing to the stringency of the mon ey market, and the fact that he had the cash to pay for .goods, he was ble him to sell at lower prices than the same gvods can be purchased for in San Francisco by other dealers. His old stock has been nearly sold out, and nothing bnt new goods the.time to buy farniture cheap. If those needing articles in his lite will call, they will be convinced that there is no humbug aboiit the mat. ter. The large stock will be sold forty per cent. cheaper than the same canbe bought for in any other house in this eounty. Call and see the beautiful new patterns, whether you buy ornot. J. E. JOHNSTON, n8 Commercial street. . ‘ Job Printing neatly and promptly executed at this office, Notiee, All persons knowing themselves indebted to me are hereby requested to make immediate’ payment. If not paid within fifteen days the accounts will be placed in the hands of an officer. All persons having. claims against me are requested to Present them for payment. Nevada City, Tux late awial Winter leaves behind it a frightful legacy of Coughs, Colds, and pulmonary inflammation, } Providentially, however, an absolute and immediate cure has been provi-ded in Hale’s Honey of Horehound Pike's Toothache Drops cure in I minute, ACARD. . To all who are suffering from the efrors . and indiscretions of youth, neryous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &e., I will senda recipe tha will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This greatwemedy was discovered by a onary in So) nica. Setid a6 “addressed envelope $0 . 1 Josten T: INsMay, Station D, Bible wpa 4 movary complaints, Brown’s Bron-. able to buy at such rates as-will ena. will be ‘offered to buyers. Now_is} * GREAT REDUCTION DRY Goops! FOR 15 DAYS! A. BLUMENTHAL, ; Corner Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA cITy, . eo FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS, his Immense Stock of DRY & FANCY Goops, At the following ; REDUCTION IN PRICES. Empress Cloth, 40 cents per yard.” "3.2 cents per yard. Black Silk, good quality, $175 per yard, formerly sold at $3. Calicos, 12 yards for $1. Muslins, yard. 10 quarter Sheeting, best quality, 371-2 cents per yard. . Waterproof, from‘75 cents to $1 25 per yard. Carpets, 3-ply $1 30 .per yard. *Brussels, $1 25 per yard, And everything else in proportion. All who wish to take advantage of this opportunity, 121-2 cents per Bargains. Persons from a distance can send their orders, and they will be filled promptly they came themselves. — i= Remember the place. A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, nd NEVADA CITY, BETHESDA WATER! a WONDERFUL CURATIVE PROPERTIES. TRY IP, ENAMEL PAINT, “Mixea and ready for née. All shades and colors. e Si DR. HUGHSON'S CH TOOTH PASTE, . For. Cleansing and Whitening the Teeth: OREIS TOOTH: POWDER, _ GERMAN COLOGNES, SUPERIOR BAY RUM. ¢ ana Choice Toilet Goods, at E. M. PRESTON’S DRUG STORE, BROAD STREET. SPORTSMEN’S EMPURIUM. — re ae" , . 2 . BROAD ST., ABOVE STUMPF’B HOTEL NEVADA CITY. @ D. ‘THOM, JR., _. DEALER IN BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and AMMUNITION Of Every Deseription.ee Breech Loading Gans, Hunting Coats, Cleaning Rods, ¢te. -. RIFLES MADE TO ORDER, REPAIRING Nov. 9th, 1875.---—-} OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE IN THE NEATEST MANNER. Having worked for Billinghurst and oth~ Nevada City, Sept. 7th, 1875. MATERIALS FOR MAKING P NTING and DRAWING, besideu STUDIES, ENGRAVINGS, PHO~ TOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS,PASSEPARTOUTS, end FRAMES, tantly on hand at-peasonable price’, at the BEAUK ARTS STORE, 20 Post St., San a0, Joserpag Roos &Co;' N.B=Mr. Joseph Roos is not connected with any other house in the same line in eo ‘ San Francisco. .nl4-tj]k ) : hep > All Wool Diagonols, 50}. Bleached and Unbleached}. and at as low rates as though . Metallic’ and Paper Shells for} Great Novelties! For the’ Fall Season of 1875, . At the Palace Dry Goods Store. — Rosenberg Bros. AVING spared no. possible exertions this season to secure the Goods, we are now prepared to offer the most Magnificent Assortment of . Fall Novelties, Ever exhibited to the people Of Nevada City. @ — New Clanricarde Plaids, New Catiteintad Cloth 3 : ‘New Matelasse Suitiiigs, The Imperial Diagonals, fs The Solatea Piaiaal The New Naage Suitings, (All of the Latest Styles.) Being in immediate connection with our Houses below, and having the immense facilities of those establishments at our command, it can be chaser that. we are in a position to offer every novelty known to the fashionable world, at prices which cannot be surpassed by any House in the mountains, should call — 3 ecure Tetdily understood by every pur-: — We also have on hand an Immense Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Goops! We distinctly assert and shall prove that no House on this Coast can undersell us in these Goods. All we ask is a fair inspection of our Goods, and the ladies will do well to do so before making their purchases elsewhere. . ROSENBERG BROS;' Broad Street, adjoining the Bank of Nevada County. Nevada, Oct. 12th, 187§. A CARD, 8 I shall not be in this city any longer, I have placed all my accounts in the hands of Mr. J. M. Walling for collection, authorizing him to receipt for the same. Those indebted to me will please call on him and settle without delay. i DR, H. 8. WELCH, Nevada City, Nov. 11. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass Valley, California. AVING taken this old established Hotel, well known to travelers and people of the County, and having thoroughly c it, I am now pre to receive ui and entertain them in FIRST CLASS STYLE. — Every attention will be given to the wants of guests. Fines A Fine BAR and BILLIARD SALOON is attached to the Hotel. The General Stage Office is kept st this Honse, nil W. C. STOKES, Proprietor. _ DR, ©, D. BORO, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, . aprerey BROAD STRFET, Oppo-. Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, * ' Dropsy s Specialty, n8 ¥ 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, Latest styles of European; é RP-OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.“Sg Palace Dry Goods Store,} © + JOHNSTON'& SON, Swccessors to W. H. Crawford; Opposite Union Hotel, . IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE, STOVES, : TIN WARE, . IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS PICKS, Wheelbarrows, Grindstones, Rope, Blocks & Sheaves, ‘Ox Bows and Keys, " Clittin, Anvils, Vises, Bellows, As. 4 . Also, the celebrated MACHINE AND CARRIAGH BFLTS, RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. . PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds. BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE, SHOT, &c. Fell line of ROGERS’ Gelebrited Nickel Plated. Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo, . CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKs, &e. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco Pr.ces, tea A Large stock of Gateediatt nO" ection made with the City Water Works. kinds of Repairing done. In fact the best selected stock of Goods in Nevada County; and ag Cheap as the Cheapest. tra. Call and seo us at the Pioneer Stand, Nevada City, June 23d. BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE. SHAPE . WATER PIPE constantly on hand and cen‘IRON PIPE made to order and all’ GEO. E. TURNER, p> STREET, NEVADA CITY. Im, orter and Dealer in HARDWARE, > BFOVES, TIN WAhE,. IRON AND STEEL, Nails, Guns, Pistols, Wooden Ware, Sheet Iron, — ad Leather, . ; se Carriage Bolts, -Silver Ware, a . » , Croekery Ware. Glass Ware, _ Fine Cutlery, Agricultural Fniplements, Paints, Oil, Glass, Brush_ es, Gas Fixtures, etc, etc, o ‘The Largest Stock Ever seen in Nevada County. ta” New Goods from Eastern Wholssale Houses daily arriving. TWO HUNDRED STOVES will be added to the Immense Stcck now on hand, within the next two weeks. FIRE ARMS.—'The largest. stock of SHOT GUNS, of every description, Rif LEe PISTOLS and SPORTING MATERIALS ever brought to the mountains will arrive: by Overland Railroad next week. BFLTING of every kind, RUBBER HOSE, . PACKING, an immense stock. BLASTING AND SPORTING POWDER, GIANT POW. DER, CHAINS,OX BOWS, PICKS and PICK HANDLES, ANVILS, VISES, WIRE SCREENS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS -SUPPLIES. . : IRON-PIPE MANUFACTORY _&. I have facilities unsurpassed for making all kinds of HYDRAULIC’: MINING AND AIR IRON PIPES. Mines supplied _. with every size of Pipe on the shoriest possible notice and at the lowest livin -. Tates, : GS. BE. TORNER. Nevada, Sept. Lith. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JOHN ,JACK, NEVADA CITY, AS been appointed role agent by LIEBES BROS, & CO., For the sale of their famous brands of _Bir-keepers will hereafter find it to their advantage to inspect the stock of JOHN JACK before sending to San Francisco for their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver them CIGARS lower than they can get them at the Bay, Following are some of the brands: : BOQUET, U. 8. SENATE, VENUS, UNANUE HERMANOKS, _ SARYMEN, REPUBLIC DE CUBA, -PUMARIEGA, CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, AMERICAN TEAM, And a variety of other brands, too numerous to mention. The bar-keepers can get a Cigar of me guaranteed to suit all their patrons at a very low figure. old JOHN JACK, ms FASHION SALOON, ” ?MRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial et Nevada City. I, 0. PINGREE, Manager. e HI LOON is fitted up entirely , and the FINEST BRANDS of INES, LIQUORS, Ml ed CIGARS, ra CONSTANTLY OW HAND. Old friends, and néw friends always welcome, rs Everybody is inyited. APS: Drop in and prospect. J, M, FULWEILLER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, AUBURN, Placer Co), Gali _ ILL practice in all the Courts of this W State. > at 02% bd NICE GROCERIES. CHAS. F. be gna ‘ ty : ; Fe ae ce rides constantly on hand as fine a stockof GRO. in Nex pe ch will be séld. ag LOW THE LO » Gave meacall, 04 CIGARS & SMOKING TOBACCO, PERLA DECUBA, “+CANDIES! CANDIES! ee FRESH, PURE AND WHOLESOME, MA neracrorep every day -of the very best materials byD. CANTY & CO., FORMERLY CANTY & WAGNER, Wholesale and Retail <= — CONFECTIONERS, 107 Montgomery Street, "SAN FRANCISCO. — 4 ; The sttertion of the Trade is called te our immense assortment of Candies, and other goods suitable for the . . HOLIDAYS, And warranted to keep in all climates. Prices LOW and terms-LIBERAL. Orders for the interior promptly attended to. ~~ : 023-Lmin seers: l ¥ : THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM : Eiiuzz 5 p a @N BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. At presént Rented for $25 a month, te Gooa Tenants, 1s offered for ssle,ana ‘. , @eCHEAP BARGAIN Can be made. by calling at: KOHLER’S BA: KERY, Neal Street, Grass Valley. 839 THANKSGIVING PARTY A? TEMPERANCE HALL; ‘THURSDAY EVENING Nov. 25. The Young Men's SOCIAL CLUB, . }OF NEVADA CITY, Will give.® GRAND SOCIAL PARTY at “‘PEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Evening, Nov. 25th,Invitations will be st own at the door. PUOKETS,.0).6cce.Secscs. $3 50, COUNTY WARRANTS. ‘A, LL warrants on General Fund, regis. tered prior to Oct.°12th, 1874. aise warrants Nos, 97, 98,und 99, on Koad Fund, registered July 3; 1875, will be paid on presemtation, . rr t ceases from date. ~ <8 9° (Oegs BP, BANFORD, ‘Treasurer. : . By A. H. Parken, Deputy. Nevada, Nov. 5th, 1875, MA A Pos

nS. $ /. st ot % 4 . The Daily Transeript NEVADA CITY, CAL.LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. We have often read and heard tell of people trying to keep the Wolf from their door, but,here they do differently. There has been one “at the door of one of. the families of this city for several weeks, trying to gain admittance, and en Sunday _night, as will be seen by reference to another: column, he effected’ an entrance without resistance, and became & permanent member of the family, A. weather sharp says the rain this Winter will commence every time on the last of the week, Waiting for the stage will probably continue to be a good excuse for late returns home for some time Yet —after that the deluge. The Chicago Inter-Ocean says: “Hundreds of children have fallen victims to searlet.fever in that city during the last three months. Concerning the treatment of this disease an eminent physician says he does not failin effecting a cure more than ence in @ hundred cases, by giving _ the patients warm lemonade witly gum arabie dissolved in it. A cloth . wrang out in hot water and laid upon the stomach shonld be renewed asrapidly as it becomes cool. -To ' this simple treatment the most ob stinate cases seldom fail to succumb.”” oo The Union of Sunday says’ Mr. Andrew Fryer, who had his face burned with hot lead the other day, is getting along finely. He has one eye bandaged, Lut the sight is. not impaired. He reads the hewspaper ' with the other eye, smokes ‘his regular cigar and is generally enjoying himself, ~Sf<JThe storm did some damage to the embankments of the railroads. That being built across the ravine on Gold ‘Flat by Tom Hughes was partly washed away, and in other places. slight damage was done. The Union says at Union Hill part of an em<bankment was washed ont. . It is probable that more or lesa damage was done en the whole line “of the road. But itis what was expected. It takes one wet season to thoroughly Settle new maderoads. —__ Theamount of water which fell has been sufficient to afford a supply to those miners who are ready for work, We hear, however, that all are not ready to avail themselves of ‘it. It seems strange that such is the fact. One Would think jthat eight months of fine weather in the year would be sufficient time for all needed repairs. — : Roll of Honor. _ The following named pupils are placed on the roll of honor in the ungraded school, for the month ending Nov. 12th. Laura F, Booth, teacher: Lulu Alexander, Belle -Bailey, Rosa Alexander, Julia Adams, ' Charlie M. Morse, Horatio Alexander, Willie Hicks, George Dorsey, Georgie Hicks,A@vertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office, in this city, for the weck ending Monday, November 15th, 1875. "i. H. Hasurxs, P. M, Carsont Roch Perrault, : Campbell Lewis D, 2, + Ching T. L., : : 9 itr, ¥ Graham -John, Hassell Jaan ames,Hamilton John H., Hill Rev. Geo. W., Hotchkiss Wim., Moore Reuben, Nelson John; ; : Pierce Henry, cos Richards Joseph, Raffi James, Wylie John, Wright Adam, care Geo. Cooper. For Cough and Colds, Use Dr. Rudolph’s Extract of Horehound and Anise. nl4-1m ‘ : Take Notice. ; $1,000,000 worth of goods must be sold immediately by Lesrur & ie nl6, t ‘ Latest, Sensation. Tt is ‘aste ing to see the im_ 'mense stock of goods, consistizig of men’s youths’ and boys’ suits, and a full line of the latest styles ‘of Overcoatsy Underwear of all descriptions, a latge assortment of colored dnd white blankets, ete., at Hyman Bros. Clothing Store. : and Tar, nd. . New York City, 7 Prepare for the Storm. Men’s, boys’, ladies’, misses’ and childrens’ (all sizes) artic and rubber overshoes, rubber and oil suits. . 100 cases of rmbber boots manufac. tured for mining.use at Hyman Brosi, corner Broad and Pine streets. n4 Young Men’s Party. i Thanksgiving day is near at hand, and it is expected that the coming Party ofthe Young Men’s Club will be the grandest ever given’ in this city, aud in order to make it ® complete success, ladies should not fail to get oné of those elegant poplin dresses. ‘The shades ‘are expressly intended for evening parties. Ladies can find a complete outfit for. this grand occasion, consisting ‘of Gloves, Ties, _Ruches, Ribbons, Flowers, Fans, atid a thousand articles too numerous to mention, Ladies, please call and convince yourselves, at L. JACOBS & BRO., Successors to A. Goldsmith, Broad street, Nevada City. nil. Sportsmen Attention, : D. Thom has. just returned from San Francisco with the largest and: finest stock of sporting goods ever seen here, Muzzle and breecb-loading‘gans, Remington and-Winchester rifles,Also a full assortment of pistols," The British bull” dog and pug pistols, including complete outfits, from shooting jackets down to ‘‘pocket pistols."’ Call and examine my goods,. I have all the late improvements, nl0 a A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth, — Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentrifice, SOZODONT, Composed of rare antiseptic herbs; it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves intact, from youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless its éffects are counteracted with SOZODONT, and tiis pure tooth wash protects the dental surfaces by removing eyery impurity that adheres to" them, Ask your druggist for SOZODONT. nl4-1m For Bronebial, Asthmatic and Pulchial Troches manifest remarkable curative properties. : Mrs. Martin. Ladies’ Nurse. Apply at the boot and shoe store, near the Union Hotel. n6-lw A Card. J, EB. Johnston has just returned from San Franciseo, where he purchased the largest and finest stock of furniture ever seen in this county. Owing to the stringency of the mon ey market, and the fact that he had the cash to pay for .goods, he was ble him to sell at lower prices than the same gvods can be purchased for in San Francisco by other dealers. His old stock has been nearly sold out, and nothing bnt new goods the.time to buy farniture cheap. If those needing articles in his lite will call, they will be convinced that there is no humbug aboiit the mat. ter. The large stock will be sold forty per cent. cheaper than the same canbe bought for in any other house in this eounty. Call and see the beautiful new patterns, whether you buy ornot. J. E. JOHNSTON, n8 Commercial street. . ‘ Job Printing neatly and promptly executed at this office, Notiee, All persons knowing themselves indebted to me are hereby requested to make immediate’ payment. If not paid within fifteen days the accounts will be placed in the hands of an officer. All persons having. claims against me are requested to Present them for payment. Nevada City, Tux late awial Winter leaves behind it a frightful legacy of Coughs, Colds, and pulmonary inflammation, } Providentially, however, an absolute and immediate cure has been provi-ded in Hale’s Honey of Horehound Pike's Toothache Drops cure in I minute, ACARD. . To all who are suffering from the efrors . and indiscretions of youth, neryous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &e., I will senda recipe tha will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This greatwemedy was discovered by a onary in So) nica. Setid a6 “addressed envelope $0 . 1 Josten T: INsMay, Station D, Bible wpa 4 movary complaints, Brown’s Bron-. able to buy at such rates as-will ena. will be ‘offered to buyers. Now_is} * GREAT REDUCTION DRY Goops! FOR 15 DAYS! A. BLUMENTHAL, ; Corner Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA cITy, . eo FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS, his Immense Stock of DRY & FANCY Goops, At the following ; REDUCTION IN PRICES. Empress Cloth, 40 cents per yard.” "3.2 cents per yard. Black Silk, good quality, $175 per yard, formerly sold at $3. Calicos, 12 yards for $1. Muslins, yard. 10 quarter Sheeting, best quality, 371-2 cents per yard. . Waterproof, from‘75 cents to $1 25 per yard. Carpets, 3-ply $1 30 .per yard. *Brussels, $1 25 per yard, And everything else in proportion. All who wish to take advantage of this opportunity, 121-2 cents per Bargains. Persons from a distance can send their orders, and they will be filled promptly they came themselves. — i= Remember the place. A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, nd NEVADA CITY, BETHESDA WATER! a WONDERFUL CURATIVE PROPERTIES. TRY IP, ENAMEL PAINT, “Mixea and ready for née. All shades and colors. e Si DR. HUGHSON'S CH TOOTH PASTE, . For. Cleansing and Whitening the Teeth: OREIS TOOTH: POWDER, _ GERMAN COLOGNES, SUPERIOR BAY RUM. ¢ ana Choice Toilet Goods, at E. M. PRESTON’S DRUG STORE, BROAD STREET. SPORTSMEN’S EMPURIUM. — re ae" , . 2 . BROAD ST., ABOVE STUMPF’B HOTEL NEVADA CITY. @ D. ‘THOM, JR., _. DEALER IN BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and AMMUNITION Of Every Deseription.ee Breech Loading Gans, Hunting Coats, Cleaning Rods, ¢te. -. RIFLES MADE TO ORDER, REPAIRING Nov. 9th, 1875.---—-} OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE IN THE NEATEST MANNER. Having worked for Billinghurst and oth~ Nevada City, Sept. 7th, 1875. MATERIALS FOR MAKING P NTING and DRAWING, besideu STUDIES, ENGRAVINGS, PHO~ TOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS,PASSEPARTOUTS, end FRAMES, tantly on hand at-peasonable price’, at the BEAUK ARTS STORE, 20 Post St., San a0, Joserpag Roos &Co;' N.B=Mr. Joseph Roos is not connected with any other house in the same line in eo ‘ San Francisco. .nl4-tj]k

) : hep > All Wool Diagonols, 50}. Bleached and Unbleached}. and at as low rates as though . Metallic’ and Paper Shells for} Great Novelties! For the’ Fall Season of 1875, . At the Palace Dry Goods Store. — Rosenberg Bros. AVING spared no. possible exertions this season to secure the Goods, we are now prepared to offer the most Magnificent Assortment of . Fall Novelties, Ever exhibited to the people Of Nevada City. @ — New Clanricarde Plaids, New Catiteintad Cloth 3 : ‘New Matelasse Suitiiigs, The Imperial Diagonals, fs The Solatea Piaiaal The New Naage Suitings, (All of the Latest Styles.) Being in immediate connection with our Houses below, and having the immense facilities of those establishments at our command, it can be chaser that. we are in a position to offer every novelty known to the fashionable world, at prices which cannot be surpassed by any House in the mountains, should call — 3 ecure Tetdily understood by every pur-: — We also have on hand an Immense Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Goops! We distinctly assert and shall prove that no House on this Coast can undersell us in these Goods. All we ask is a fair inspection of our Goods, and the ladies will do well to do so before making their purchases elsewhere. . ROSENBERG BROS;' Broad Street, adjoining the Bank of Nevada County. Nevada, Oct. 12th, 187§. A CARD, 8 I shall not be in this city any longer, I have placed all my accounts in the hands of Mr. J. M. Walling for collection, authorizing him to receipt for the same. Those indebted to me will please call on him and settle without delay. i DR, H. 8. WELCH, Nevada City, Nov. 11. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass Valley, California. AVING taken this old established Hotel, well known to travelers and people of the County, and having thoroughly c it, I am now pre to receive ui and entertain them in FIRST CLASS STYLE. — Every attention will be given to the wants of guests. Fines A Fine BAR and BILLIARD SALOON is attached to the Hotel. The General Stage Office is kept st this Honse, nil W. C. STOKES, Proprietor. _ DR, ©, D. BORO, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, . aprerey BROAD STRFET, Oppo-. Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, * ' Dropsy s Specialty, n8 ¥ 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, Latest styles of European; é RP-OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.“Sg Palace Dry Goods Store,} © + JOHNSTON'& SON, Swccessors to W. H. Crawford; Opposite Union Hotel, . IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE, STOVES, : TIN WARE, . IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS PICKS, Wheelbarrows, Grindstones, Rope, Blocks & Sheaves, ‘Ox Bows and Keys, " Clittin, Anvils, Vises, Bellows, As. 4 . Also, the celebrated MACHINE AND CARRIAGH BFLTS, RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. . PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds. BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE, SHOT, &c. Fell line of ROGERS’ Gelebrited Nickel Plated. Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo, . CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKs, &e. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco Pr.ces, tea A Large stock of Gateediatt nO" ection made with the City Water Works. kinds of Repairing done. In fact the best selected stock of Goods in Nevada County; and ag Cheap as the Cheapest. tra. Call and seo us at the Pioneer Stand, Nevada City, June 23d. BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE. SHAPE . WATER PIPE constantly on hand and cen‘IRON PIPE made to order and all’ GEO. E. TURNER, p> STREET, NEVADA CITY. Im, orter and Dealer in HARDWARE, > BFOVES, TIN WAhE,. IRON AND STEEL, Nails, Guns, Pistols, Wooden Ware, Sheet Iron, — ad Leather, . ; se Carriage Bolts, -Silver Ware, a . » , Croekery Ware. Glass Ware, _ Fine Cutlery, Agricultural Fniplements, Paints, Oil, Glass, Brush_ es, Gas Fixtures, etc, etc, o ‘The Largest Stock Ever seen in Nevada County. ta” New Goods from Eastern Wholssale Houses daily arriving. TWO HUNDRED STOVES will be added to the Immense Stcck now on hand, within the next two weeks. FIRE ARMS.—'The largest. stock of SHOT GUNS, of every description, Rif LEe PISTOLS and SPORTING MATERIALS ever brought to the mountains will arrive: by Overland Railroad next week. BFLTING of every kind, RUBBER HOSE, . PACKING, an immense stock. BLASTING AND SPORTING POWDER, GIANT POW. DER, CHAINS,OX BOWS, PICKS and PICK HANDLES, ANVILS, VISES, WIRE SCREENS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS -SUPPLIES. . : IRON-PIPE MANUFACTORY _&. I have facilities unsurpassed for making all kinds of HYDRAULIC’: MINING AND AIR IRON PIPES. Mines supplied _. with every size of Pipe on the shoriest possible notice and at the lowest livin -. Tates, : GS. BE. TORNER. Nevada, Sept. Lith. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JOHN ,JACK, NEVADA CITY, AS been appointed role agent by LIEBES BROS, & CO., For the sale of their famous brands of _Bir-keepers will hereafter find it to their advantage to inspect the stock of JOHN JACK before sending to San Francisco for their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver them CIGARS lower than they can get them at the Bay, Following are some of the brands: : BOQUET, U. 8. SENATE, VENUS, UNANUE HERMANOKS, _ SARYMEN, REPUBLIC DE CUBA, -PUMARIEGA, CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, AMERICAN TEAM, And a variety of other brands, too numerous to mention. The bar-keepers can get a Cigar of me guaranteed to suit all their patrons at a very low figure. old JOHN JACK, ms FASHION SALOON, ” ?MRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial et Nevada City. I, 0. PINGREE, Manager. e HI LOON is fitted up entirely , and the FINEST BRANDS of INES, LIQUORS, Ml ed CIGARS, ra CONSTANTLY OW HAND. Old friends, and néw friends always welcome, rs Everybody is inyited. APS: Drop in and prospect. J, M, FULWEILLER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, AUBURN, Placer Co), Gali _ ILL practice in all the Courts of this W State. > at 02% bd NICE GROCERIES. CHAS. F. be gna ‘ ty : ; Fe ae ce rides constantly on hand as fine a stockof GRO. in Nex pe ch will be séld. ag LOW THE LO » Gave meacall, 04 CIGARS & SMOKING TOBACCO, PERLA DECUBA, “+CANDIES! CANDIES! ee FRESH, PURE AND WHOLESOME, MA neracrorep every day -of the very best materials byD. CANTY & CO., FORMERLY CANTY & WAGNER, Wholesale and Retail <= — CONFECTIONERS, 107 Montgomery Street, "SAN FRANCISCO. — 4 ; The sttertion of the Trade is called te our immense assortment of Candies, and other goods suitable for the . . HOLIDAYS, And warranted to keep in all climates. Prices LOW and terms-LIBERAL. Orders for the interior promptly attended to. ~~ : 023-Lmin seers: l ¥ : THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM : Eiiuzz 5 p a @N BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. At presént Rented for $25 a month, te Gooa Tenants, 1s offered for ssle,ana ‘. , @eCHEAP BARGAIN Can be made. by calling at: KOHLER’S BA: KERY, Neal Street, Grass Valley. 839 THANKSGIVING PARTY A? TEMPERANCE HALL; ‘THURSDAY EVENING Nov. 25. The Young Men's SOCIAL CLUB, . }OF NEVADA CITY, Will give.® GRAND SOCIAL PARTY at “‘PEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Evening, Nov. 25th,Invitations will be st own at the door. PUOKETS,.0).6cce.Secscs. $3 50, COUNTY WARRANTS. ‘A, LL warrants on General Fund, regis. tered prior to Oct.°12th, 1874. aise warrants Nos, 97, 98,und 99, on Koad Fund, registered July 3; 1875, will be paid on presemtation, . rr t ceases from date. ~ <8 9° (Oegs BP, BANFORD, ‘Treasurer. : . By A. H. Parken, Deputy. Nevada, Nov. 5th, 1875, MA A Pos