November 18, 1873 (4 pages)

wae sTION nS eA ‘Valuable Propited am: ng LDERS, a t, 1874, mantis the THAN ITS CASH f uisposing of the > invited ft éxand see that D,--20-Prizes. le; = $1,400 ron and ; 1 600. -; rom and : 500 a Sett 150 ‘70 "= 40 \Pipe -'40 a sontm, 40 “ 30 ‘able, « 20 20 20 > 10 ——_ = 10 5 5S y framed. & endence —, = &. ictere, * $3,000 levada City. ag, Broad St T?, VED i Choicest ng, FurSs, ete., Mountains. of the best 5. lot 4 iy found in. L will be given HOUSE, MFIELD, © SCHOOL OF Nov. 27th., gements. D. Skidmore, Jacobs, Donald. ittee. M. Starr. /D. Carter. it. J. Erb: eid, Alex. Roach erkins, J. Stone tears) The Daily Branscripl. NEVADA CITY, CAL.— LOCAL AFFAIRS. Died tn the Hospital. Yesterday morning,abuut 9 o'clock, att eld colored’ gentleman, who was dniversally ktiown ‘hereabouts as Commodore Perry departed _ this life. He was at the time of his * ‘death about 74 years of age, and had ., been @.resident ofthis city since ~~ 1851. He was a full blooded negro and full of eccentricities. He was.a gréat favorite with the pédple of this . city and died respected by: all. In early dayshe wasa useful man to our people, and his eccentricities brought hirn into general notice. When he became too old and decrepid __to earn his livelihood he was sent to the Hospital. During his ‘stay there he was treated in the kindest manner imaginable by Drs, Haunt & bs Welch and the nurses ofthe institution, 2 Commodore Perry Boardley was a native of Maryland, and born a slave, After serving’ his master many years, he bought his own and . family's freedom, and then removed . with them to New Bedford, Mass, where he continued to reside till the year 1851, when he removed tv this State. We understand hs leaves-a family of seven children to mourn his loss. His funeral-will take place’ 5 from the A. M. E. Charch,this after. ~ ‘noon at 1 o ‘clock. . _ the San Juan Hotel, which is soon . to be opened ‘there by Mr. J. Fred Jsccucliediatie > New Furniture. We noticed yesterday a large lot of elegant furniture standing iu front of-the-furniture store of J. E. Johnston, on Commercial street. Among the lot was a dozen or fifteen bedsteads, some~eight or ten elegant ‘ spri ttrasses and a magnificent rset. Oninquiry we learned Ahat the whole lot was going to North San Juan to decorate the rooms of Schmidt, The goods went over yes_terday. Sowing Society: The lady members of the Episcopal Church and Sewing Society, and all interested, are cordially invited to meet at the residence of W. R. . . Coe, Wednesday evening, Nov. 19th, at £7 o'clock. pe aa are Ea “s Mere. Rudolph makes a specialty of children’s pictures. Cabinets and carés at reduced prices at the RuaT Phote eet Broad street. Anether Candidate. The San Francisco Post of the 14th announces the name of ex-Gov. ‘John G. Downey asa probable candidate for U. 8. Senator. The Post thinks ‘tit would be.a very ots Be~ lection for many Yeasons.”’ K. Casper Says, What horrid deed is this. you have done! You are sacrifteing the goods, and that is what is the matter at the Clothing store, corner. of “Pine and Comméefeial streets. Casper is determined that no one shall go out of his establishment without being satisfied that he ‘is closing out his immense stock of Clothing, Boots, Blan‘kets, Hats, etc.,before New Years,and . ’ the public will do well to attend to his call. Such a sacrifice never was made in Nevada county before, and never will be again. to be on hand at the Clothing House of B. SCHWARTZ, K. Casper, Agent. — *Hymen & Bro., Clothiers, Cornet of Broad and Pine streets, a Phillips. tchinson, Mace joran, 1, N. Cadwall. = B. Gentry , » em BE -Holfh. ye n Fi la City, do not propose to. abug . the people of Nevada coun“ by advertising that they are selling out. We also wish everybody to distinctly undersiand that ‘we do not sell our immense stock of clothing, gents’ goods, boots, shoes, and hats, cheaperthan Eastern importers, but do -sell_ our goods cheaper than San Francisco wholesale prices. By calling at our store before purchasing elsewhere,you will find that we do as We advertixe.P. 8? Messrs. Hyman, Zekind and . of ‘Grimes will always’ take pleasure in showing the goods to all who will fa= vor them with a call at their headpa aaa Broad and So do sot fail ‘. Siékness and Family use. furnishing goods, rubber Be on the Safe. Side; 2 We hold health and life by 2 frail tenure, ability-would seem to argue a deficiency of aia rains-of spring, the tropic heatof simmer, the malarious’ vapors of autumn, and the paralyzing temperature of winter, all inimical to those finely adjust:d and sensitive pieces of mechanism we call our bodies. Each season has its peculiar per, ils, and the fall is perhaps as prolific of dangerous disorders as any of them; for at this season fevers and boweleomplaints are apt to take an epidemic form. As a preventive of this class of diseases, Hostetter’s Stemach Bitters cannot be teo warmly recommended. In it are combined five e&sential medical properties. It is @ tonic, at pure and unde: aperient, mifd and painless—an anti-bilious agent ofmarvelous efficacy, and a general regulating medi. cine without an equsl inthe pharmacopoeia: These five distinct Properties, operating . together in perfect harmony, produce a condition of thé system somewhat analagous to that brought about bya course of . pugilistic training. In other words, as ju. dicious phys: ca] training hardens the flesh, ana Tenders it comparatively? fist proof, so does this marvelous invigorant increase se the _eapability of the organs of the body to resist. the more indirect and insidugas assaults of disease. It imparts new elasticity and strength to the vital machinery, and those who use it as, a preventive of inter. mittent fever, ‘dysentery. diarrhea, dyspepsia, rheumatism. and other ailments com‘mon at this season, may walk fearless through an atmosphere impregnated -with the morbid elements which give rise to those maladies.DRUGS! Wholesale & Retail, —A Te PRESTON’S, Goons Shipped to all ‘parts ef the FH county, by oe or freight lines. ALL PATENT MEDICINES AD Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of { MAL¥-DOZEN OF more, e Preston’s Cough aay Is an effectual remedy for hoarseness, sore throats and colds. Japanese Cleansing Cream Is the best for removing paint and grease from silk and woolen goods. Try it. The NEW COLOGNE is cné of the most d@urable and fragrant in the market, ‘Bold only at PRESTON'S,A Large Invoice of . SHOULDER BRACES, = “TRUSSES, wf ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical dg “directly from ioe Se a im. . ~ DKESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES fully prepared at s:l hours, day or ni Ee = Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON, Proprietor. -_ Nevada Ovt. 2. 1873. CUCAMON Ga WINE. E HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SUP: PLY OF €UCAMONGA & PORT WINES. They are especially adapted for «7 WE ARE SOLE‘AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE WINES IN NEVADA CITY. . Send in your orders-and-test—theitis of the Wines for yourselves, -J.§. HOLBROOK & v0. Junction Main and Commercial Ste. Nevada, Oct. 19th. Administrator’ s Sale. OTICE is ieisoe aten given that in pursuN ance of ngget hte foo bate Court of the County of Nevada, of Californis, made on-the 10th day of November, 1873, in the matter of the Estate ‘et Trevethicx, pom the underni the said Estate, will _. Monday, Dec, 1st, i : -— ae oy the Tne ate felt of the undivided el — ministeator of and not to protect them to the best of our . common seize. The seatching winds and . dlesome—a stimulant, . claas fall varieties and tines, by the F ousands. eS MAN'S GREATEST DUTY. Look out Sal No. L q CLOSING OUT " ~SALEL ¢. fr Surner'e: Hantwere Sere, ‘AT Cost 3192 FIR CASH! ——— ‘Having made arrangements t to remove to San Francisco, I am determined to sell out the entire stock. FINE .FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS, FROCK and SACK. THe latest style Beaver Black, Blue and Brown Frock and Sack Suits. The “latest DIAGNAL COATS AND VESTS. . CHINCHILLA SACK SUITS, CLOTH DRESS SUITS. BLACK, BLUE and BROWN CASTOR SUITS. The Largest Assortment of CASSIMERE PANTS, All Colors and shades, OVERCOATS, of every shade. Double Blanket Overcoats. BOYS’ SUITS Of ali descriptions and styles, Boy’s Underwear. Gents’ Furnishing Goods. And Shoes, NERYTHING in the Store, Cor, ComF mercial and Pine Streets, adjeaing EXTRA FINE BLACK BROAD. . DRUGS! 2 ~ Chemicals ! Chennicali ! A Books, Stationery ! oe BELL & BROWN'S NEVADA CITY. I call the attention ot the Ladies fo « well selected stock of is ‘Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. eter ee 3 E> . _ RUBBER COATS, And National ‘ana Hayward “. RUBBER BOOTS, — ne PRICE FOR CASH. Notice is hereby given . thet on and after this date, in pursuance of the above order every article Sey my IN THE STORE, ON THE CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS, Is marked down at San Francisco Cost and. no ‘The stock must be disposed ofimmediately, and purchasers of anything in-our line are invited to call and see the NEW PRICES and Goods and be assured that this is NO SHAM SALE. No more Goods will be received at this Establish1) ment. CALL BEFORE ITs LATE ‘The attention of.founty M ants is called to the stéck. _The ust be sold, B. SCHWARTZ. _K. CASPER, Agent, Ww. a I. Crawford's. Gomunan. weavy eS , gate SHELF 5 . HARDWARE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At the ola stand; PPOSITE. THE UNION HOTEL ig EXPRESS. OFFICES, . MAIN. STREET, NEVADA. ee Iron and Steel, Nails and Shovels, . WHEELBARROWS. ‘. ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . ” HYDRAULIC PIPE, ~Made to order. and. tarred. Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. : . . White Lead. © Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. . Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). ~ §OLE AGENT FOR THE © AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT _* SENSATION. Panic! Panic! Panic! es RELIEF AT HAND. GREENBACKS ‘TAKEN AT PAR_ ss A. Goldsmith’s. The Lending Dry. Goods Q ESTABLISHMENT im ) IM NEVADA COUNTY. DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, a Latest Wovelties in Millinery erous to mention, will be sold after this date at tLe lowest Sam Francisco prices, and Greenbacks taken at par. A. GOLDSMITH, Broad My Nevada City. , NE of the Lazgest and best sclezted QO Bicceor a3 Giant, California and Eastern -owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairour heise Patent .The Cheapest and: best —, Bed in the Market. ‘AGENT FOR A. 8.2HAULIDIE'S At the Manufacturer's Prices axd Preight. WOODEN~ . . pmb © 223: CROCKERY JLand examine prices before ps > ahaa, for you can save money e. oot atte one, gate ete ‘give pri. Tin Ware made and at ewGas and Water Pipe of-al ; kinds always. on hand and cennections made with the _ Wes ter Works: ae W. H. CRAWFORD. t 97 & 99 Main Stree wR, rake SFA a ee Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing ——— SPRING “BED BOTTOM . . Wire Rope!) Poesia Tuan» PARTY. Young Ladies Social Clu’ On Thorsdey Evehing, Hey. 27. da City Benevolent Society. ‘Invitations to be shown at the door. Tickets of admission, $2. . E. }. SMITH, President. M, F. GREGorRY, Secretary. ni Fashionable. Dressmaking, Broad 8t., adjoining Geult’s Bakery. MRS. WING & MISS CONNOLLY: HY associated themselves ‘ ise ade in the buviness of making Ladies ard Children’s Dresses, Would respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity hat they ure prepared to fitiali orders in their line of busness with promptness, and-in-the highest style of the art. , Satisfaction guaranteed, Prices in ac. cordance witb the times. We respectfully ask thosé who have-La. usacall,and satisfy themselves'as te our work and prices. : Neévada, Nov. 5, 1873. ° HENRY WAGNER, M. D. Oms AT BELL & BROWN’S DRUG STORE, Corner of Pine-and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. 05 EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, Ta me MONRO hav: having ind 8 Meas Market on Comimercial Street, is pared to-supply customers with the Seas uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, ete. at the lowent rate R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING nn NEVADA CITY. Machinery . For ne ee T THE 8S. 8. BANNER MINE. A . Two Engines, 10x20 in. One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, 3 in, tubes.” Hoisting ana Pump ing con One Engine eh a built by H. & Co, Sab Franc’ Two Boilers 48 in. diameter, 16 fect long, 3 in, tubes. Six 5-stamp: Batteries. Eight Rans. Pumps, Oolumns, Track Iron, Cars, ete, ete, and in fact everything necessary for ranning & first-class mine—. This machinery is all complete and in good order. Apply to THOM & ALLAN, Neva. da Foundry. al POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 16 Gonamereial Street, ha Tuy GuARSWaice Ws WALL Tsyedn. April i oth, net. , mn CROCK. oa CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER Dy AMILY GROCERIES «. PROEYisons. ‘ieee OPPOSITE METHODIST CHUROR, +. BROAD @PREET, NEVADA. &7"New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. o8 NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law: ' "AT BRIC.£ OFFICE, vg ARORA GE He Court Habe évada City. NEW: GROCERY STORE J. 8. HOLBROOK, . Woes respectfully “Inform the peo. ple of Nevada City and surround. ing towns that he has _— a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Com : mercial Streets, -. And is prepared to furnish — + Groceries, Provisions, and Case Goods; And in. facteverything tlict is kept in a first class s' of this kind Goous will be prices. Cal] an Batisfaction Goods delivered free of charg J. 8. HOLBROOK, ion of Main and Commercial Sts. ‘ada, May 3a, 1873. TELEGRAPH STAGE CQ, GILBERT & WELLINGTON, ‘Propeictore, Through in One Day. From North San Juan te Colfax, Sacramento and Sam Prancisco. oO and after WEDNESDAY, MAY ". ning between North San Juan and and Nevads City, will connect with Colfax stage, daily, leaving National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, upon atriyal of stage Colfax, carry’ mail o passengers through to N San Juan same day from San Francisco, Returning, will leave North San Juan at 2364. m., and arriving at Nevada ge for in time to connect with Calfex ‘THERIP THROUGH IN ong DAY. W. iH. DAVIDSON, Agent, National Exchange Hotel, Lectescsms _ Heveda, May 2ith, 1873. . # LOST. es cf Setu rday n ite I «fal ane teeth. tht Mow po Rgery tehenausigs Gable, ee ee ~ S e 6 Seloon Jounny é ps ine , WILL GIVE THEIR FIRST PARTY, ) .#& TEMPERANCE HALL, °wanceinueds to be donated to the Neve= : die’s or Children’s Dresses to make, to give ° Gv. al 1873, the company line of. stages rua. , eens yma gt ap RAE eee am ET

wae sTION nS eA ‘Valuable Propited am: ng LDERS, a t, 1874, mantis the THAN ITS CASH f uisposing of the > invited ft éxand see that D,--20-Prizes. le; = $1,400 ron and ; 1 600.. -; rom and : 500 a Sett 150 ‘70 "= 40 \Pipe -'40 a sontm, 40 “ 30 ‘able, « 20 20 20 > 10 ——_ = 10 5 5S y framed. & endence —, = &. ictere, * $3,000 levada City. ag, Broad St T?, VED i Choicest ng, FurSs, ete., Mountains. of the best 5. lot 4 iy found in. L will be given HOUSE, MFIELD, © SCHOOL OF Nov. 27th., gements. D. Skidmore, Jacobs, Donald. ittee. M. Starr. /D. Carter. it. J. Erb: eid, Alex. Roach erkins, J. Stone tears) The Daily Branscripl. NEVADA CITY, CAL.— LOCAL AFFAIRS. Died tn the Hospital. Yesterday morning,abuut 9 o'clock, att eld colored’ gentleman, who was dniversally ktiown ‘hereabouts as Commodore Perry departed _ this life. He was at the time of his * ‘death about 74 years of age, and had ., been @.resident ofthis city since ~~ 1851. He was a full blooded negro and full of eccentricities. He was.a gréat favorite with the pédple of this . city and died respected by: all. In early dayshe wasa useful man to our people, and his eccentricities brought hirn into general notice. When he became too old and decrepid __to earn his livelihood he was sent to the Hospital. During his ‘stay there he was treated in the kindest manner imaginable by Drs, Haunt & bs Welch and the nurses ofthe institution, 2 Commodore Perry Boardley was a native of Maryland, and born a slave, After serving’ his master many years, he bought his own and . family's freedom, and then removed . with them to New Bedford, Mass, where he continued to reside till the year 1851, when he removed tv this State. We understand hs leaves-a family of seven children to mourn his loss. His funeral-will take place’ 5 from the A. M. E. Charch,this after. ~ ‘noon at 1 o ‘clock. . _ the San Juan Hotel, which is soon . to be opened ‘there by Mr. J. Fred Jsccucliediatie > New Furniture. We noticed yesterday a large lot of elegant furniture standing iu front of-the-furniture store of J. E. Johnston, on Commercial street. Among the lot was a dozen or fifteen bedsteads, some~eight or ten elegant ‘ spri ttrasses and a magnificent rset. Oninquiry we learned Ahat the whole lot was going to North San Juan to decorate the rooms of Schmidt, The goods went over yes_terday. Sowing Society: The lady members of the Episcopal Church and Sewing Society, and all interested, are cordially invited to meet at the residence of W. R. . . Coe, Wednesday evening, Nov. 19th, at £7 o'clock. pe aa are Ea “s Mere. Rudolph makes a specialty of children’s pictures. Cabinets and carés at reduced prices at the RuaT Phote eet Broad street. Anether Candidate. The San Francisco Post of the 14th announces the name of ex-Gov. ‘John G. Downey asa probable candidate for U. 8. Senator. The Post thinks ‘tit would be.a very ots Be~ lection for many Yeasons.”’ K. Casper Says, What horrid deed is this. you have done! You are sacrifteing the goods, and that is what is the matter at the Clothing store, corner. of “Pine and Comméefeial streets. Casper is determined that no one shall go out of his establishment without being satisfied that he ‘is closing out his immense stock of Clothing, Boots, Blan‘kets, Hats, etc.,before New Years,and . ’ the public will do well to attend to his call. Such a sacrifice never was made in Nevada county before, and never will be again. to be on hand at the Clothing House of B. SCHWARTZ, K. Casper, Agent. — *Hymen & Bro., Clothiers, Cornet of Broad and Pine streets, a Phillips. tchinson, Mace joran, 1, N. Cadwall. = B. Gentry , » em BE -Holfh.. ye n Fi la City, do not propose to. abug . the people of Nevada coun“ by advertising that they are selling out. We also wish everybody to distinctly undersiand that ‘we do not sell our immense stock of clothing, gents’ goods, boots, shoes, and hats, cheaperthan Eastern importers, but do -sell_ our goods cheaper than San Francisco wholesale prices. By calling at our store before purchasing elsewhere,you will find that we do as We advertixe.P. 8? Messrs. Hyman, Zekind and . of ‘Grimes will always’ take pleasure in showing the goods to all who will fa= vor them with a call at their headpa aaa Broad and So do sot fail ‘. Siékness and Family use. furnishing goods, rubber Be on the Safe. Side; 2 We hold health and life by 2 frail tenure, ability-would seem to argue a deficiency of aia rains-of spring, the tropic heatof simmer, the malarious’ vapors of autumn, and the paralyzing temperature of winter, all inimical to those finely adjust:d and sensitive pieces of mechanism we call our bodies. Each season has its peculiar per, ils, and the fall is perhaps as prolific of dangerous disorders as any of them; for at this season fevers and boweleomplaints are apt to take an epidemic form. As a preventive of this class of diseases, Hostetter’s Stemach Bitters cannot be teo warmly recommended. In it are combined five e&sential medical properties. It is @ tonic, at pure and unde: aperient, mifd and painless—an anti-bilious agent ofmarvelous efficacy, and a general regulating medi. cine without an equsl inthe pharmacopoeia: These five distinct Properties, operating . together in perfect harmony, produce a condition of thé system somewhat analagous to that brought about bya course of . pugilistic training. In other words, as ju. dicious phys: ca] training hardens the flesh, ana Tenders it comparatively? fist proof, so does this marvelous invigorant increase se the _eapability of the organs of the body to resist. the more indirect and insidugas assaults of disease. It imparts new elasticity and strength to the vital machinery, and those who use it as, a preventive of inter. mittent fever, ‘dysentery. diarrhea, dyspepsia, rheumatism. and other ailments com‘mon at this season, may walk fearless through an atmosphere impregnated -with the morbid elements which give rise to those maladies.DRUGS! Wholesale & Retail, —A Te PRESTON’S, Goons Shipped to all ‘parts ef the FH county, by oe or freight lines. ALL PATENT MEDICINES AD Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of { MAL¥-DOZEN OF more, e Preston’s Cough aay Is an effectual remedy for hoarseness, sore throats and colds. Japanese Cleansing Cream Is the best for removing paint and grease from silk and woolen goods. Try it. The NEW COLOGNE is cné of the most d@urable and fragrant in the market, ‘Bold only at PRESTON'S,A Large Invoice of . SHOULDER BRACES, = “TRUSSES, wf ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical dg “directly from ioe Se a im. . ~ DKESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES fully prepared at s:l hours, day or ni Ee = Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON, Proprietor. -_ Nevada Ovt. 2. 1873. CUCAMON Ga WINE. E HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SUP: PLY OF €UCAMONGA & PORT WINES. They are especially adapted for «7 WE ARE SOLE‘AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE WINES IN NEVADA CITY. . Send in your orders-and-test—theitis of the Wines for yourselves, -J.§. HOLBROOK & v0. Junction Main and Commercial Ste. Nevada, Oct. 19th. Administrator’ s Sale. OTICE is ieisoe aten given that in pursuN ance of ngget hte foo bate Court of the County of Nevada, of Californis, made on-the 10th day of November, 1873, in the matter of the Estate ‘et Trevethicx, pom the underni the said Estate, will _. Monday, Dec, 1st, i : -— ae oy the Tne ate felt of the undivided el — ministeator of and not to protect them to the best of our . common seize. The seatching winds and . dlesome—a stimulant, . claas fall varieties and tines, by the F ousands. eS MAN'S GREATEST DUTY. Look out Sal No. L q CLOSING OUT " ~SALEL ¢. fr Surner'e: Hantwere Sere, ‘AT Cost 3192 FIR CASH! ——— ‘Having made arrangements t to remove to San Francisco, I am determined to sell out the entire stock. FINE .FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS, FROCK and SACK.

THe latest style Beaver Black, Blue and Brown Frock and Sack Suits. The “latest DIAGNAL COATS AND VESTS. . CHINCHILLA SACK SUITS, CLOTH DRESS SUITS. BLACK, BLUE and BROWN CASTOR SUITS. The Largest Assortment of CASSIMERE PANTS, All Colors and shades, OVERCOATS, of every shade. Double Blanket Overcoats. BOYS’ SUITS Of ali descriptions and styles, Boy’s Underwear. Gents’ Furnishing Goods. And Shoes, NERYTHING in the Store, Cor, ComF mercial and Pine Streets, adjeaing EXTRA FINE BLACK BROAD. . DRUGS! 2 ~ Chemicals ! Chennicali ! A Books, Stationery ! oe BELL & BROWN'S NEVADA CITY. I call the attention ot the Ladies fo « well selected stock of is ‘Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. eter ee 3 E> . _ RUBBER COATS, And National ‘ana Hayward “. RUBBER BOOTS, — ne PRICE FOR CASH. Notice is hereby given . thet on and after this date, in pursuance of the above order every article Sey my IN THE STORE, ON THE CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS, Is marked down at San Francisco Cost and. no ‘The stock must be disposed ofimmediately, and purchasers of anything in-our line are invited to call and see the NEW PRICES and Goods and be assured that this is NO SHAM SALE. No more Goods will be received at this Establish1) ment. CALL BEFORE ITs LATE ‘The attention of.founty M ants is called to the stéck. _The ust be sold, B. SCHWARTZ. _K. CASPER, Agent, Ww. a I. Crawford's. Gomunan. weavy eS , gate SHELF 5 . HARDWARE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At the ola stand; PPOSITE. THE UNION HOTEL ig EXPRESS. OFFICES, . MAIN. STREET, NEVADA. ee Iron and Steel, Nails and Shovels, . WHEELBARROWS. ‘. ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . ” HYDRAULIC PIPE, ~Made to order. and. tarred. Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. : . . White Lead. © Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. . Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). ~ §OLE AGENT FOR THE © AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT _* SENSATION. Panic! Panic! Panic! es RELIEF AT HAND. GREENBACKS ‘TAKEN AT PAR_ ss A. Goldsmith’s. The Lending Dry. Goods Q ESTABLISHMENT im ) IM NEVADA COUNTY. DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, a Latest Wovelties in Millinery erous to mention, will be sold after this date at tLe lowest Sam Francisco prices, and Greenbacks taken at par. A. GOLDSMITH, Broad My Nevada City. , NE of the Lazgest and best sclezted QO Bicceor a3 Giant, California and Eastern -owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairour heise Patent .The Cheapest and: best —, Bed in the Market. ‘AGENT FOR A. 8.2HAULIDIE'S At the Manufacturer's Prices axd Preight. WOODEN~ . . pmb © 223: CROCKERY JLand examine prices before ps > ahaa, for you can save money e. oot atte one, gate ete ‘give pri. Tin Ware made and at ewGas and Water Pipe of-al ; kinds always. on hand and cennections made with the _ Wes ter Works: ae W. H. CRAWFORD. t 97 & 99 Main Stree wR, rake SFA a ee Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing ——— SPRING “BED BOTTOM . . Wire Rope!) Poesia Tuan» PARTY. Young Ladies Social Clu’ On Thorsdey Evehing, Hey. 27. da City Benevolent Society.. ‘Invitations to be shown at the door. Tickets of admission, $2. . E. }. SMITH, President. M, F. GREGorRY, Secretary. ni Fashionable. Dressmaking, Broad 8t., adjoining Geult’s Bakery. MRS. WING & MISS CONNOLLY: HY associated themselves ‘ ise ade in the buviness of making Ladies ard Children’s Dresses, Would respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity hat they ure prepared to fitiali orders in their line of busness with promptness, and-in-the highest style of the art. , Satisfaction guaranteed, Prices in ac. cordance witb the times. We respectfully ask thosé who have-La. usacall,and satisfy themselves'as te our work and prices. : Neévada, Nov. 5, 1873. ° HENRY WAGNER, M. D. Oms AT BELL & BROWN’S DRUG STORE, Corner of Pine-and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. 05 EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, Ta me MONRO hav: having ind 8 Meas Market on Comimercial Street, is pared to-supply customers with the Seas uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, ete. at the lowent rate R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING nn NEVADA CITY. Machinery . For ne ee T THE 8S. 8. BANNER MINE. A . Two Engines, 10x20 in. One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, 3 in, tubes.” Hoisting ana Pump ing con One Engine eh a built by H. & Co, Sab Franc’ Two Boilers 48 in. diameter, 16 fect long, 3 in, tubes. Six 5-stamp: Batteries. Eight Rans. Pumps, Oolumns, Track Iron, Cars, ete, ete, and in fact everything necessary for ranning & first-class mine—. This machinery is all complete and in good order. Apply to THOM & ALLAN, Neva. da Foundry. al POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 16 Gonamereial Street, ha Tuy GuARSWaice Ws WALL Tsyedn. April i oth, net. , mn CROCK. oa CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER Dy AMILY GROCERIES «. PROEYisons. ‘ieee OPPOSITE METHODIST CHUROR, +. BROAD @PREET, NEVADA. &7"New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. o8 NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law: ' "AT BRIC.£ OFFICE, vg ARORA GE He Court Habe évada City. NEW: GROCERY STORE J. 8. HOLBROOK, . Woes respectfully “Inform the peo. ple of Nevada City and surround. ing towns that he has _— a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Com : mercial Streets, -. And is prepared to furnish — + Groceries, Provisions, and Case Goods; And in. facteverything tlict is kept in a first class s' of this kind Goous will be prices. Cal] an Batisfaction Goods delivered free of charg J. 8. HOLBROOK, ion of Main and Commercial Sts. ‘ada, May 3a, 1873. TELEGRAPH STAGE CQ, GILBERT & WELLINGTON, ‘Propeictore, Through in One Day. From North San Juan te Colfax, Sacramento and Sam Prancisco. oO and after WEDNESDAY, MAY ". ning between North San Juan and and Nevads City, will connect with Colfax stage, daily, leaving National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, upon atriyal of stage Colfax, carry’ mail o passengers through to N San Juan same day from San Francisco, Returning, will leave North San Juan at 2364. m., and arriving at Nevada ge for in time to connect with Calfex ‘THERIP THROUGH IN ong DAY. W. iH. DAVIDSON, Agent, National Exchange Hotel, Lectescsms _ Heveda, May 2ith, 1873. . # LOST. es cf Setu rday n ite I «fal ane teeth. tht Mow po Rgery tehenausigs Gable, ee ee ~ S e 6 Seloon Jounny é ps ine , WILL GIVE THEIR FIRST PARTY, ) .#& TEMPERANCE HALL, °wanceinueds to be donated to the Neve= : die’s or Children’s Dresses to make, to give ° Gv. al 1873, the company line of. stages rua. , eens yma gt ap RAE eee am ET