November 2, 1867 (4 pages)

, $3.00 tend. ' ry Store, . its char> best of on hand, holesale es. ISON. Pensa ble at Ditch, * ad 4 . two rooms can be throy BuILDINe AT GLENBROOK.—E. 8, Pratt let a contract on Thursday for putting upa new hotel at Glenbrook Park, to L. 0. Palmer & Uo. urns city. The old new house to be bak a upon ‘the old site, ‘The main building is to be 57x 88 \ feet and two stories in hight. The first floor is to have a porch on the front and sides, andthe upper story is to have a continuous porch around the building. Below, a fine hall will extend from front to rear of the building, on the left of which will be a fine barroom, dining.room and kitchen. On theright will be a publie parior,a private parlor: and‘ Mr. Pratt's private rooms, Between the sitting room of Mr. Pratt -and private parlor ‘willbe folding doors so that whegt parties ate given these nto one, fur. nishing a very cémmodious dining room. The upper story ‘Will contain -two_fine drawing rooms_and a hali,the latter to be 40 x 38 feet, This will be . finished off in excellent style for the accommodation of dancing parties. The ‘ntire stractare will be finished up in good style, and when it: is completed, Glenbrook will become one of the most pleasant places to visit in the mountains. Under the management of Mr. Pratt, it is bound to become a popular place of resort for pleasure seekers, A THREE-LEGGED Duee.--On Wednesday last Nat. Bailey killed, in the vi cinity of Fall Creek, a three-legged deer. One of the fore legs of the animal was off just below the knee joint, the stump ae healed, and had grown over with The animal had either had its a vein off or broken. It was in excellent condition and apparently fared as well as its four-legged fellows. Bailey was on the track ofa fine buck which he said was as “big as a mule,” and he swears he will bring its carcass to town . if it takes a week to get it. AnoTHER Smash Up—We learn from Wm. Lewis that two freight trains came together on the railroad between Ciseo and Colfax, on Wednesday last, and the engines were considerably damaged. a THE Hog’s Back has again detained our mails. The steamer now fails to connect. on. ah average three times a week. Hamilton of the Telegraph Stage ‘Line runs a special from Colfax in the evening, for the accommodation of ‘paséengets,\and brings the mails through. This arrangement is a a convenience. e District Court, Nov. ist.—M. C. Taylor vs Jim Mining Co. __Demurrer overruled and ten days granted McCrory and Sheridan to answer. Morrison vs Van Alstine. Judgment as prayed for in complaint. Whyte ws Whyte. D. W. Spear and . Saml. Cross appointed referees. THE Mrirary PArapE.—The Ne Vada Light Guard will meet for parade . to-day at 1 o'clock, p.m. Every mem-.ber should be in the Armory promptly at the hour named,. A social party will be given at Temperance Hall this. eve ning and all friends of the company are cordially invited to attend. Dancing from 8 to 10 o'clock. pee eee eee 5 Tae Sun wilt Set.—We are informed by Judge Jones, of Meadow Lake, thatthe Meadow Lake Sun will set on next Saturday,—or in other words, the Altamont journal will cease publication after that day. The Sun has made a good record, and we hope it may again flourish when the mines of Meadow Lake are more fully developed. at bennett Our devil yesterday, haying nothing else to. a eet. nen, om. £00 street atone time. ; Tae number of ‘etent laued ? 1 Sani Ge Risher vot maging $5,894,130—an increase of $707,000. over that of 1866. tion re c Office, No. 1 -Commercial street, over Drag Store. * READY Mer Citizens of _ : BANNER. BROS., NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY! at TE Pes ABRAHAM pipet we oie Cor, Broad é Pine hea ~Sertiz Urp.—All persons indebted to the firm of 8. Haas & Co. are request. . 5 ed to call and settle their accounts immediately, Customers are res requested not to ask credit in the fuature, as we desire to do strictly a cash business. -§$. HAAS & CO. «Nevada, October 6, 1867. 2 SEES AEST Look ! Look ! Look ! = A FACT! 2 W BER DID YOU COME FROM MRS. dirs vee I came fro ite ly m the Temple What! What! From the Temple of Fashion? What have you done at the Temple of Fashion Mrs. ——. “I wanted to purchase a Dress. but there is not a nice patern there.”’ But why don’t you go to SAMMY’S BAZAAR, On Commercial street, where you can _ select Bf peek ooge free forme hig -eoneenth at al Good oulards, Empress Cloth &e., thea at any Temple of Meshion in Calt. fornia, and besides a Magnificent Present ! 5B Ifanybody does not like the pudd they can cw at the string. sibs Cline & Novitsky’s Bazaar, COMMERCIAL waneer. Nevada, Oct. 25th, —— BARE CHANCE ! CLOSING OUT SALE REGARDLESS OF COST! THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE ‘ SOLD WITHIN SIXTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE ! CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING Goops, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES MISSION BLANKETS . ‘NOTIONS, &e. &e. &e. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS Ladies & Childrens Shoes. é = Come and be convinced of the Fact. S. HAAS & CO. ——— er"'To Dealers extraordinary ime ducements will be held out, Nevada, Oct. 6th. ‘oo “LOOK SEE.” samfully . ple or ? to chew. Neither did I Bring up “ring? worthless trash to hambug Francieco, ana brouaet ah ‘a few leetle pac vs for de peo Roe I did not howany “*pad ding” for you to mgt soap you _! as presents—havin a estimate ligence and judgment. . Yunve kerever brought with me LARGEST —AND— MOST COMPLETE STOCK —oPr — MILLINERY GOODS, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, CARPETS, and OIL CLOTHS Gents’ ee &, Furnishing Sie pleats in presenti very small compensation in Twenty Per Cent Less Than Any Other House In The County. — XS MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT —OF— DRESS GOODS, From the finest Silk down to Ps Bit Calico, can be found at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor, Broad & Pine streets. Sheetings, Musing, Household d Furnishing Goods, OF EVERY VARIETY, ATA. GOLDSMITH’s, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. MILLINERY GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Goods, to you, for a n—say +a Also, LATEST STYLES OF Cloak, Peplums, Shawls, &c., —AaT— THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. A splendid assortment of Fine Cassimeres, ad Cottonnets, Jeans, Ke. For Mens’ and Boys’ wear. ' —AT— A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. Ladies’. and Childrens’ Shoes, San Francisco Custom Made, terThe nicest in the Mountains, Can be got at the THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cok. Broad & Pine streets. PLAID & PLAIN FLANNELS, OF ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, —AT— bad A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Oil Cloths, 8, Hearth Rugs, Crumb Cloths, Door Mats, &e, deo, &e. * CAN BE FOUND, AT A. GOLDSMITH'’S. A Tip-Top Lot of Goods, . THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, and of the best manufactures, can . always be found at A. GOLDSMITH’S.gar" IF YOU ARE IN PURSUIT 23 (OF GOOD GOODS, GOOD_g@3 § BARGAINS AND WOULD_a@s / §@r HAVE YOURGOODS WAR-_at (7 RANTED AS REPRESENge ear TED kage at the yet time STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS Cor. Broad & Pine streets. -teviog . Pall and © Winter . Olothing,’ Consisting in part of DRESS SUITS, . BEAVER sU1ITS, WUSINESS SUITS, * AND ALL SORTS’ OF CLOTHING FOR MEN & BOYS. rm se Motablichmens con be Breve grety for a Gentleman's’ warlirobe one Mie ECK-' i 70 A FULL DRESS SUIT OF THE FIRST QUALI: UALI AS WE ARE RECEIVING OUR GOODS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY . POMERS MAY RELY. UPON GETTING THE BEST VERY LOWEST PRICES. aie ha have on hand and are receiving a large Mens’ and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, Cap Caps, &c. Also, a full assortment nent of RUBBER CLOTH , ING, consisting of Hubber Coats, Hoots, Pants, &c. ; Suitable for Miners, And others who desire to ‘‘keep dry.’’ Our Rubber Goods are lately manufactured and not lable to ' peel or crack. We keep our Establishment always supplied anf Clothing & Furnishing line, _ And relying u nm ‘fair dealing’ for success He om can spe in Price and Quality of on us. Hon’ hornet old stand of BANNER BROTHERS, Iupornters, WHOLESALE & Retau. Deivens, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. A LABGE LOT, _ Just Received by B. F. SPENCE, . Do you want a nice pair of Boots ? ¥ YOU DO. peer IN, AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURE WITH B. LUTZ, ON BROAD STREET, a few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, and he will make one § eg a pair of Boots as you would wish mg done ia td style.” WILD DUCK SALOON, —anD— BOWLING ALLEY, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, MAIN STREET. SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEY at. this We Toon on hand the best of Wimes, Ale iquors and C 7 on KISTLE S HAHN, Proprietors. SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {Adj. Keeney’s Tin Shop.} WILLIAM HOLMES, Proprietor. [Successor to W. G. Jenkins.] Saddles, . Bridles, Whips, Saddle Trees, i Bits, Andall sorts of SADDLE AND HARNESS Snag AND TRIMMINGS, at prices to euit waiver ting tn line manufactured in the on every . alec al proche 082 4oy" GIVE ME A CALL.” _ FRESH OYSTERS “RECEIVED EVERY ‘DAY, BY LOON, Broad Street. GOODS AND LATEST STYLES AT THE}. AT REDUCED raion : a meer i 8. seca . EW FALL & WINTER GOODS Oree THE PIONEER DRY GooDs HOUSE Fall onl: Winter Dry Goods, ees —oFr THE— ar-very LATEST STYLES !_4 ‘Which Ladies are atone to.call and see,— Years of am pegs business in this communi long connection with the leading wholesale housea enable us to suit the taste. of the people and at the same time furnish the Very latest patterns and best quality of Goods at the lowest prices ! WE HAVE NEW. (¥ DRESS GOODS! = ‘To suit every taste and purse. ee BROCHETS HAWLS, ranging in Cloaks, Hats, &o. of the latest style. Also, a full assortment of Carpets of all kinds, O11 Cloths, WALL PAPER, and Furnishing Goods. Also, a large stock of LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHORS. LINENS», MUSLINS, And a General Assortment of everything needet tered ey Menseheta '@eoodat eae te av Asoraing to on our —— custom we will sell line at Lower Prices shale aa Sry other House in Nevada county. ee Ladies call and convince ‘yourseives, @, & S&S. ROSENTHAL. AT THE OLD STAND, BROAD 8T. Nevada, Oct. 19th. Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A, CHURCH, Prop’r, Hie. Seicadicdiasia peng + a Kae k in ine na rnd wor! m:; e in the vet: ‘manner at reasonable prices, J rand Wagons built and Repatred. Vehicles froned and all kinds ot Blacksmithing done. &@” A FIRST RATE HORSE SHO: i always be found at the sho sci iL assortment of W AG ON STOCK, A LU. GOD "AND ‘ie All kin ay N WORK dove in the best style and #t sho ou Old friends and new pa gh ted to give meacall. GEO, A. ala Wawkia, Oct. 15th, JOHN F, BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. ¢@” Physicians’ Prescriptions tarefally prepared. Agent Occidental Ineuranee Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. 3 Residence next House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. es NAPFZIG ER. J. RB. STONE. EMPIRE MARKET. No, 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs, KEEP constantly on hand a aR supply of FRESH BEEP, PORK, MUTTON, OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR R&T. as Cheap as can be delivered here from San. k wok sane Cn, od Moot, Wre All orders from the country earefully and ig oy delivered in the Morten . of charge. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! mem CHAS, E. BLACK’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE! ‘BROAD 8T., faerie ee immense Hams, Bacon, Lard, &, &,

, $3.00 tend. ' ry Store, . its char> best of on hand, holesale es. ISON. Pensa ble at Ditch, * ad 4 . two rooms can be throy BuILDINe AT GLENBROOK.—E. 8, Pratt let a contract on Thursday for putting upa new hotel at Glenbrook Park, to L. 0. Palmer & Uo. urns city. The old new house to be bak a upon ‘the old site, ‘The main building is to be 57x 88 \ feet and two stories in hight. The first floor is to have a porch on the front and sides, andthe upper story is to have a continuous porch around the building. Below, a fine hall will extend from front to rear of the building, on the left of which will be a fine barroom, dining.room and kitchen. On theright will be a publie parior,a private parlor: and‘ Mr. Pratt's private rooms, Between the sitting room of Mr. Pratt -and private parlor ‘willbe folding doors so that whegt parties ate given these nto one, fur. nishing a very cémmodious dining room. The upper story ‘Will contain -two_fine drawing rooms_and a hali,the latter to be 40 x 38 feet, This will be . finished off in excellent style for the accommodation of dancing parties. The ‘ntire stractare will be finished up in good style, and when it: is completed, Glenbrook will become one of the most pleasant places to visit in the mountains. Under the management of Mr. Pratt, it is bound to become a popular place of resort for pleasure seekers, A THREE-LEGGED Duee.--On Wednesday last Nat. Bailey killed, in the vi cinity of Fall Creek, a three-legged deer. One of the fore legs of the animal was off just below the knee joint, the stump ae healed, and had grown over with The animal had either had its a vein off or broken. It was in excellent condition and apparently fared as well as its four-legged fellows. Bailey was on the track ofa fine buck which he said was as “big as a mule,” and he swears he will bring its carcass to town . if it takes a week to get it. AnoTHER Smash Up—We learn from Wm. Lewis that two freight trains came together on the railroad between Ciseo and Colfax, on Wednesday last, and the engines were considerably damaged. a THE Hog’s Back has again detained our mails. The steamer now fails to connect. on. ah average three times a week. Hamilton of the Telegraph Stage ‘Line runs a special from Colfax in the evening, for the accommodation of ‘paséengets,\and brings the mails through. This arrangement is a a convenience. e District Court, Nov. ist.—M. C. Taylor vs Jim Mining Co. __Demurrer overruled and ten days granted McCrory and Sheridan to answer. Morrison vs Van Alstine. Judgment as prayed for in complaint. Whyte ws Whyte. D. W. Spear and . Saml. Cross appointed referees. THE Mrirary PArapE.—The Ne Vada Light Guard will meet for parade . to-day at 1 o'clock, p.m. Every mem-.ber should be in the Armory promptly at the hour named,. A social party will be given at Temperance Hall this. eve ning and all friends of the company are cordially invited to attend. Dancing from 8 to 10 o'clock. pee eee eee 5 Tae Sun wilt Set.—We are informed by Judge Jones, of Meadow Lake, thatthe Meadow Lake Sun will set on next Saturday,—or in other words, the Altamont journal will cease publication after that day. The Sun has made a good record, and we hope it may again flourish when the mines of Meadow Lake are more fully developed. at bennett Our devil yesterday, haying nothing else to. a eet. nen, om. £00 street atone time. ; Tae number of ‘etent laued ? 1 Sani Ge Risher vot maging $5,894,130—an increase of $707,000. over that of 1866. tion re c Office, No. 1 -Commercial street, over Drag Store. * READY Mer Citizens of _ : BANNER. BROS., NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY! at TE Pes ABRAHAM pipet we oie Cor, Broad é Pine hea ~Sertiz Urp.—All persons indebted to the firm of 8. Haas & Co. are request. . 5 ed to call and settle their accounts immediately, Customers are res requested not to ask credit in the fuature, as we desire to do strictly a cash business. -§$. HAAS & CO. «Nevada, October 6, 1867. 2 SEES AEST Look ! Look ! Look ! = A FACT! 2 W BER DID YOU COME FROM MRS. dirs vee I came fro ite ly m the Temple What! What! From the Temple of Fashion? What have you done at the Temple of Fashion Mrs. ——. “I wanted to purchase a Dress. but there is not a nice patern there.”’ But why don’t you go to SAMMY’S BAZAAR, On Commercial street, where you can _ select Bf peek ooge free forme hig -eoneenth at al Good oulards, Empress Cloth &e., thea at any Temple of Meshion in Calt. fornia, and besides a Magnificent Present ! 5B Ifanybody does not like the pudd they can cw at the string. sibs Cline & Novitsky’s Bazaar, COMMERCIAL waneer. Nevada, Oct. 25th, —— BARE CHANCE ! CLOSING OUT SALE REGARDLESS OF COST! THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE ‘ SOLD WITHIN SIXTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE ! CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING Goops, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES MISSION BLANKETS . ‘NOTIONS, &e. &e. &e. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS Ladies & Childrens Shoes. é = Come and be convinced of the Fact. S. HAAS & CO. ——— er"'To Dealers extraordinary ime ducements will be held out, Nevada, Oct. 6th. ‘oo “LOOK SEE.” samfully . ple or ? to chew. Neither did I Bring up “ring? worthless trash to hambug Francieco, ana brouaet ah ‘a few leetle pac vs for de peo Roe I did not howany “*pad ding” for you to mgt soap you _! as presents—havin a estimate ligence and judgment. . Yunve kerever brought with me LARGEST —AND— MOST COMPLETE STOCK —oPr — MILLINERY GOODS, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, CARPETS, and OIL CLOTHS Gents’ ee &, Furnishing Sie pleats in presenti very small compensation in Twenty Per Cent Less Than Any Other House In The County. — XS MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT —OF— DRESS GOODS, From the finest Silk down to Ps Bit Calico, can be found at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor, Broad & Pine streets. Sheetings, Musing, Household d Furnishing Goods, OF EVERY VARIETY, ATA. GOLDSMITH’s, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. MILLINERY GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Goods, to you, for a n—say +a Also, LATEST STYLES OF Cloak, Peplums, Shawls, &c., —AaT— THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. A splendid assortment of Fine Cassimeres,

ad Cottonnets, Jeans, Ke. For Mens’ and Boys’ wear. ' —AT— A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. Ladies’. and Childrens’ Shoes, San Francisco Custom Made, terThe nicest in the Mountains, Can be got at the THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cok. Broad & Pine streets. PLAID & PLAIN FLANNELS, OF ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, —AT— bad A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Oil Cloths, 8, Hearth Rugs, Crumb Cloths, Door Mats, &e, deo, &e. * CAN BE FOUND, AT A. GOLDSMITH'’S. A Tip-Top Lot of Goods, . THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, and of the best manufactures, can . always be found at A. GOLDSMITH’S.gar" IF YOU ARE IN PURSUIT 23 (OF GOOD GOODS, GOOD_g@3 § BARGAINS AND WOULD_a@s / §@r HAVE YOURGOODS WAR-_at (7 RANTED AS REPRESENge ear TED kage at the yet time STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS Cor. Broad & Pine streets. -teviog . Pall and © Winter . Olothing,’ Consisting in part of DRESS SUITS, . BEAVER sU1ITS, WUSINESS SUITS, * AND ALL SORTS’ OF CLOTHING FOR MEN & BOYS. rm se Motablichmens con be Breve grety for a Gentleman's’ warlirobe one Mie ECK-' i 70 A FULL DRESS SUIT OF THE FIRST QUALI: UALI AS WE ARE RECEIVING OUR GOODS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY . POMERS MAY RELY. UPON GETTING THE BEST VERY LOWEST PRICES. aie ha have on hand and are receiving a large Mens’ and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, Cap Caps, &c. Also, a full assortment nent of RUBBER CLOTH , ING, consisting of Hubber Coats, Hoots, Pants, &c. ; Suitable for Miners, And others who desire to ‘‘keep dry.’’ Our Rubber Goods are lately manufactured and not lable to ' peel or crack. We keep our Establishment always supplied anf Clothing & Furnishing line, _ And relying u nm ‘fair dealing’ for success He om can spe in Price and Quality of on us. Hon’ hornet old stand of BANNER BROTHERS, Iupornters, WHOLESALE & Retau. Deivens, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. A LABGE LOT, _ Just Received by B. F. SPENCE, . Do you want a nice pair of Boots ? ¥ YOU DO. peer IN, AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURE WITH B. LUTZ, ON BROAD STREET, a few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, and he will make one § eg a pair of Boots as you would wish mg done ia td style.” WILD DUCK SALOON, —anD— BOWLING ALLEY, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, MAIN STREET. SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEY at. this We Toon on hand the best of Wimes, Ale iquors and C 7 on KISTLE S HAHN, Proprietors. SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {Adj. Keeney’s Tin Shop.} WILLIAM HOLMES, Proprietor. [Successor to W. G. Jenkins.] Saddles, . Bridles, Whips, Saddle Trees, i Bits, Andall sorts of SADDLE AND HARNESS Snag AND TRIMMINGS, at prices to euit waiver ting tn line manufactured in the on every . alec al proche 082 4oy" GIVE ME A CALL.” _ FRESH OYSTERS “RECEIVED EVERY ‘DAY, BY LOON, Broad Street. GOODS AND LATEST STYLES AT THE}. AT REDUCED raion : a meer i 8. seca . EW FALL & WINTER GOODS Oree THE PIONEER DRY GooDs HOUSE Fall onl: Winter Dry Goods, ees —oFr THE— ar-very LATEST STYLES !_4 ‘Which Ladies are atone to.call and see,— Years of am pegs business in this communi long connection with the leading wholesale housea enable us to suit the taste. of the people and at the same time furnish the Very latest patterns and best quality of Goods at the lowest prices ! WE HAVE NEW. (¥ DRESS GOODS! = ‘To suit every taste and purse. ee BROCHETS HAWLS, ranging in Cloaks, Hats, &o. of the latest style. Also, a full assortment of Carpets of all kinds, O11 Cloths, WALL PAPER, and Furnishing Goods. Also, a large stock of LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHORS. LINENS», MUSLINS, And a General Assortment of everything needet tered ey Menseheta '@eoodat eae te av Asoraing to on our —— custom we will sell line at Lower Prices shale aa Sry other House in Nevada county. ee Ladies call and convince ‘yourseives, @, & S&S. ROSENTHAL. AT THE OLD STAND, BROAD 8T. Nevada, Oct. 19th. Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A, CHURCH, Prop’r, Hie. Seicadicdiasia peng + a Kae k in ine na rnd wor! m:; e in the vet: ‘manner at reasonable prices, J rand Wagons built and Repatred. Vehicles froned and all kinds ot Blacksmithing done. &@” A FIRST RATE HORSE SHO: i always be found at the sho sci iL assortment of W AG ON STOCK, A LU. GOD "AND ‘ie All kin ay N WORK dove in the best style and #t sho ou Old friends and new pa gh ted to give meacall. GEO, A. ala Wawkia, Oct. 15th, JOHN F, BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. ¢@” Physicians’ Prescriptions tarefally prepared. Agent Occidental Ineuranee Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. 3 Residence next House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. es NAPFZIG ER. J. RB. STONE. EMPIRE MARKET. No, 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs, KEEP constantly on hand a aR supply of FRESH BEEP, PORK, MUTTON, OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR R&T. as Cheap as can be delivered here from San. k wok sane Cn, od Moot, Wre All orders from the country earefully and ig oy delivered in the Morten . of charge. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! mem CHAS, E. BLACK’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE! ‘BROAD 8T., faerie ee immense Hams, Bacon, Lard, &, &,