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November 21, 1872 (4 pages)

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* TS SUITS, +OOD38 I kinds, he Lowest leoted ex 1 exrmine. aping else. 7 ONE . THE. . dO AND THE ‘ARS,. TED HOT . to receive } prepared Jysters in tutes. ‘ONGUSS, ases, Brac iWare, fret, he hey Transcript NEVADA c1ITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. S Dastardly Attempt to Murder. . A most dastardly attempt was made to take the life of J.L. Holland, Super-: intendent of the Erie mine, on Sunday evening last. He left this city on Sunday for the mine, in his buggy: : and ew about one mile from Suow Point, ‘at 8 o’clock in the evening, a . : man stepped trom behind a tree and commanded him to stop, ,at the same time grabbing the reins.of the horses, . ’ stopping them almost . instantly. — Mr. Holland, not liking the idea of . ' ong eae —being—rebbed~without—some—resis-+— tance, ‘pulled. the whip out of its sock. et and struck the horses, ing to. get away; but. finding .it im. possible, he struck the robher a. most powérful blow over the head with the’ tha-butt end off his whip;. hehav-. ing come up close to: the: buggy. — As soon as Holland struak him, the . would-be-imurderer said,. -“‘I’ll . kill you,”’ and shot atMr. Holland. The ball passed through his ceat on the left side.and burned a. little of his vest. As soon as the shot was tired the horses became frightened: ‘and ran away,.and by this: means Mr. Holland.escaped. He says the man was of medium size and masked. Holland is confident the man,has got his. brand on him, as he struck him with, all his might on the head or forehead: and thinks he can be detected in this. way. While in this city, Mr. Hol; we land had. considerabla. money paid. Shim, and he is of the opinion that. it musthave been known to the assassin, ithe robben had succeeded in being master of: the situation, he would have got buttery little money, as Holland had only sifficient to pay his expenses along. the rdad. We hope the: villain will, be ony ad and dealt: with as he deserves, . > tlt Serious Acgident. ~ Chalmers, a coal burner, reBeal at French: Corral, while engaged at his work on Tuesday, being thirsty, proceeded to the tunnel of V. G. Bell’s mining. claims, near by, to get a drink of water froma spring some distance inside the tunnel, While in the act of drinking, the car, loaded with dirt, came rapidly towards him, and before he had time to get up out of the way, the ¢ar struck him a . heavy blow on the tight thigh, causing a compound fracture. this city yesterday morning, and conveyed to the county Hospital, _ where everything that ‘could be was done for the suffering man by Drs, Hunt and Welch, in order, if possible, to save the leg, although it is feared, amputation will be necessary. Struck it Rich. In the Wyoming mine, on Deen Creek, which has bean purchased by. Messrs. Gunn and, Blaikie, of San. Francisuo, they have struck a rich. vein of, specimen rack. We saw some ‘of the specimens last evening whiah. were taken out on. Monday, and it is the same character of quartz, and the speciniens are almost us rich,as those taken from the John Schmitt ledge. The ledge vi ig about three and a half feetin thickness, Another Mining Sale, Wm. J.Gunn and J. L. Blaikie » ondeavorChalmers was bronght to . TEMPLE OF FASHION. AsI passed up the street, On the last pleasant day, Iimet a young gent : In such stylish array, That I made up my mind, ; When I saw his fine. Clothet,. i At no plate but Aschheim Bxes.’}, Could he find such as those. The Coat fitted neatly, Of cloth it was the best, The Pants set completely; And so did the Vésé. « If Dresswell had seen him, — He’d had such a fitr No doctor cduld have-cuwed bim,. ° Or helpéd him a bit; Every garment he wore, 4. ust suited:ithe man, As none’ butiAschheim Bros. can; » Where Prices are marked down, And the Hargest Stock in town, —Known to al] both great and small. Phe place to trade none can deny, the old corner of Broad and Pine. . Asking kindly one and all, To favor us with a call. Ne Rine Strects, Bagner Bros.’ old stand, Neada, OH, re nl3-tf ° al Wisran’ Ss Witp CuEkry Batsam.— . } This Balsamic compound has be-~ comea home ‘fixture. Let. all who . suifer, and have in vain attempted: to cure their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary complaints, make use of this unequaled remedy, ansiti _— Rar, Consumption. is. often. the . penalty. of. trifling with, a severe. cough; but no such a, catastrophesan occur if Hale’s Hongy of Horehound and.Tur is taken before the disarganization of the lungs has. commenced. Take time by the forelock and you are safe. Crittenton’s:7, 5th Avenue. Sold by all druggists. Rike’s Toothache Drops cure in] minute, How to Use Mercury. Never. put mercyry into your stomach. The ‘proper place fort is in the thermonieter or the barometer. There it will inform you of. the changes of temperature, or forewarn you of the coming of storms, thus indicating the times and seasons when it-is neeessary-to-reinforce the system with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, in order to wurd off the aliments. which peculiar conditions of the elements produce. When the quicksilver ‘suddenly falls several degrees the oi against the depressing influence* this sudden abstraction of the most genial and whole . Or if the indicator. to stormy, brace toned organization. Feverand ague, indigestion, violent colics, dysentery,. ous intermittents, Theumatism, and a host eof pulminary, complaints, comp of such bias atctage Be i. ne FOR SUPERIOR PHORGGRARGS, goto EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney . Street, San Francisco, as the First. Beniam for _best general photographic work was )ewarded them at the Mechanics’ Instityte Falk for 1871, All,.work guaranteed. BULBS! BIILBS. At Eastern Priges! . ’ Hyacinths, Tulips. Japan‘ Lillies For Window Decoration and, Garden Oulture. ‘ Tulip Bulbs 50 cts per dozen. ‘For sale by Ek. M. PRESTON. » Also the celebrated JARBANESE CLEANS, ING CREAM, for remowng Paint, Grease etc. from, Silk and Woolen Goods. it Liquid. Bronze, Diamond Cement, Elavor ing Exteacts. Kerosene, Lamp Chimneys, etc, eta, ja ALL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, at PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. TARGET PRACTICE. of San Francisco,have purchased. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! the quartz ledge in BigCanon Creek, TIENT! 1 known as the North Light. A gen. ” A Ont tleman who has seen this ledge,. informs us that it is about seven feet in thickness, an@ some of. the rock shows free gold and fine looking sul. phurets. Retarned. Old Nevadans. are returning very fast now—they can't stand the weath‘etinthe ‘‘white settlements.” On Tuesday night, A. K. Briggs, formerly of the Pine street fruit store, arrived here after an absence of a year or two. California ¢ Salve, . “We call attention to the advertionment in another column, of the California Salve, manufactured at RoseVille Junction. It is guaranteed a. *ure and painless cure for itching and. piles, sores, cuts,chaps and. ‘fesh wounds on man and beast.— This salve has already gained a State *eputation, and the company are tare in patting up 100,000 fo apply the increasing dePreston is the agent in rer ae 3 t#Read Nathan & Casper’s adVertisement in another column, OU an are hereby. ardered to nae Armory on Wednesday, Nov. 27th, 1872. Atlo’clock, sharp, armed and equiped: for target practice. Twenty tirst rate turkeys will be put up Tas prizes for the best slots in their order. Every member of the company is expected to be on hand, By order dines a W. F. Evens, O. 8. ‘ Neva ia, Nov. 4th, 1872. CANDIES ! CANDIES ! FRESH AND PURE SPARKLING DEW! AMUFACTURED EVERY DAY, uF the best materials by CANTY & WAGNER, Wholesale & Retail €onfectioners, Ne. 107 Mentgomeey Street. San The attention of the Trade is called toour immense sssortment of Candies and other Goods suitable fur the HOLIDAYS. And warranted to keep in all climates. " PRICKS LOW AND TERMS LissRAL. CRS Tices. the Tafubior petmptiy and ante . Sen Francisco ‘ge ded to ras Lth—2m-is 3) 4s Elegies lane’ Stock <. ASCHHETM BROS,,. “. : ‘The Great: Glothiers, Corner Broadvand . ._&O@p NEWS! _ GOOD, NEWS. oul —at-— Nathan & Casper's, CLOTHING STORE, LOGK TO YOUR INTEREST. GIGANTIC FIZZLE: CLOTHING, BOOTS, ; , HATS, "FURNISHING GoaDs, To be found in Nevada, County. Which we will sell on'and after this date, at : GREATLY REDUCED _ PRICES. , We don’t stick out shingles on our Goods to deceive the public, but we have established ‘@ reputation for TRUTH ;---what we say is gospel truth and so says the public. It worries our opponents to, see that we are doing the LEADING i Clothing Business in the city. at two bits, we sell them at 121-2 cts or $1 per dozen. Noe Humbug ABOUT ey ‘have no motive in creating an business, and we we say. Our motto.is ‘Qnick Sales and Small Pr We. publish to tha world our list of, prices, and fear nobody,. . Beaver Suits.at $15, Rocket Handkerchief, Neck-tie and, Socks thrown in the bargain. Beaver Suits at $17. The same as the above. _ Cassimere Snit, $25.
Fine Business Suit, from $20 to $26, Scotch. Suits, from $20 to $25. Imported Scotch Suits, $30. @ood heavy Cassimere Pants, $2 50 to $5. Fine English and French Cassimere Pants, $6 50 to $9. Which we boast are not to be found this side of San Francisco. NS Vests of all shapes and pattern and prices, Undershirts, 50 Cents each And all the furnishing goods in proportion. Flannel Gray Undershirts, $1 25 Double sole Rubber Boots at $4a pair ¢ Cal. Overshirts at $1 75. Gray Overshirts at $1 50. Duck Pants, best, 75 cts a pair. Cotton Socks, 75 cts pr doz. Cotton Socks, $1 pr doz. And every article in the store at the above rates. list of prices we. shall publish a new list daily. Call at Nathan & Casper’s for your Clothing and consult your own interest. You.can find. good and fashionable clothing cheap at NATHAN & CASPER'S Y > * we Great Excitement Hy Competition Ageine Us; Sales continue-from 6 o’clock ia the We don’t ‘‘shingle out” Socks THIS SALE. : il do just what’ Goods which defy competion. If ‘there is any reduction in our}_ ACSHHEIM BROS. Corner of Broad! and Pine Streets. cicecalaacngalti: » rnin FREE. is " mornihg till 8 in the’ evening. . —NOINDERMISSION. Wwe: have; the. Largest, and best selected Stock of. Clothing ever brougat tu Nevada City. \ DISTANCED —BY— . ACSHHEIM BROS IN CLOTHING, &c. The Largest,, THE BEST, The Most Fashionas ; coIn this part of California. few unfortunate Men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL, We pity the latter, but we ean’t help them, .~ Vv otherg.and we sell them CNEAPER. OUR PRICE LIST IS CVRR ONE HUNDRED PER.CT, LOWER Than Byer before offered, in Nevada City. Beaver, Dress and Business Suits, of all grades and qualities,. Boots, Hats.and Caps, Gentlamen’s Soods, Rubber Boots, ia “IN PLAIN FIGURES” oq The LOW PRIGES of Goods which are marked out at our Doors, "Nam Gladdens the hearts of Purchasers and Sends TERROR TO OPPONENTS . which means we are enabled. to. take er Rates than any, other House im Nevada County. Our. Stock is complete and. satisfaction is guarguteed in every Cane, EveryLody is invited to examine our Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. ~ Don’t forget the place. ACSHHEIM BROS. Oorner of Broad and Pine Streets. ‘Banner Bros. old Stand. stmok areata gq tna : 9 AND ‘SALE OF Winter Clothing . ahh One and all. Clothing Dealers } Importers & Wholesale Dealers . . Tike Cheapest, : EVERYBODY HAPPY except at We buy our Goods Cheaper:than . ’ We constantly employ. competent buyers, not-only in Say, Francisco, but also in the Eastern markets, by . ' advantage of, the fluctuations. in pris’ ces and purchase our Goods af Lowr. ig ; GLORY! GLORY ! A GOOD TIME ‘Has come. . + ne offered to the Public! A. GOLDSMITH Paar “en & as HE ALWAYS Ins. TENDS GREAT REDUCTION IN TRE PRICES: OF EVERYTHING, _ IN. TRE DRY Goons, THE QUESTION. CALL AND SEE!.IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TQ: PUBLISH A FULL LIST OF PRICES. 10 yds. ‘pre ox Merri-. mac Prints for $1. yd. : Canton. Flannel, 5 yds for $1. 10,4 best bleached Sheeting, 45 cts per yd, 9,4 best hleached Sheeting, 40 8-4 best bleached Sheeting at . 85 cts per yd. 8 yds Brown Muslin for $1. ' French Corsets, 75 cents. Spool Cotton, 5 for 25, cents, . Linen Napkins, best 3-4, $1.50, per dozen. 6-4 Table Linen, 50.cts pr yd. French:Empress cloth,all wool, 62 1-2 cts bex yd. The Greatest Bargains ever . : COMPETITION our oF : Lonsdale and White Rosk Mus-. ‘Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to health. ~’ ’ lin, 464 bleached, 17 1-2 ots°pr . ) PRATTS: ABOLITION OL. oe BR. _REQRLE’S. NEVER: BAILING REMEDY, FOR, RHEUMATISM,, NEURALGIA, 4S Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, : Sprains, Bruises, Stiff. Joints Cons tracted Cords and Muscles, : * Pain in the Breast, Pleurisy Sore Throat,’ “ae on Diptheria, Colic, c Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarshees, Head Ac e, Woothache,, ‘Ear ao ' And.alj external and internal Pains yay , ——— PRATT'S ABOLITION. “Ob. JOR: MAN'S FREEND) tle itz.own Testimonial; THE . Bveny, Bott) Price—Small, &0 ets; Large, $1. LFAR BALE BY AuL DRUGGISTS. BLQOD!. BLOOD! BLOOD}! THE RIVER OF LIFE %, * Purify it with, ‘The Great Vegetable} f BLOOD, PURIFIER AND LIVER IN. VIGORATOR, CURES . Sotofule. Salt Rheum, Tetter, Blywnes,. Bails, Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases. x QUBES. . Chronie and, Inflamstory, Rheumatism, when exery, otber,remedy, fails,. ERADIGATES. Syphilitic taint ‘and all hereditery dis. orders Of he Blood from the, ; System.} CURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA. action; keeps the Bowels as regular as clockwork and fortifies-the cS: whole system against diaease in any form. PRATT’S NEW LIFE. Price $1, YFor-sale by all Druggists. . A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists aud Chemists, San Francisco. — agi, Sole Brepniaters. _ THE OLDEST AND THE BEST DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS, 4 (PVHE first and the most healthful Tanic. ; ever introduced in the United States. These Bitters have been in the. s canara Market for over ra, and notwithcondtnr > do aes new candiates for public favor, the salux ave constantly increagea . , TAYLOR & BENDEL, le Agents, 409 and 411 Clay S(., jan Francisco. , Ing Fresh Oysters, Daily. ANTONE TAM, ne Sy . . . A 3 ing as POPLINS, SHAWLS, unprecedented low rates. j . ate NO HUMBUG OR: CLAP-TRAP ABOUT THIS GREAT SALE ! & Full Assortment of "Fura, — Attention is partiqularly called to our sock of home made UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Childrea, Always on hand the latest and choicest s ticles in the millinery line. i os CARPETS. On hand « full supply of BRUSSELS, 3-PLY CARPETS, © MATTING, ) Ol CLOTHS, hk, Which will be sold at the lowest San Francisco rates. Call at A: Goldsmith's Store before you buy asingle article in the Dry Goods line, We will not be undersold by any dealerinthe State. A. GOLDSMITH, Broad Street, Nevada. — Staple and Fancy Dry Good« af. , eis wen the peole of thig.city'that is now reveivmn . by expreas. Eastern and California © Which will be served up inany style de-sired, Families supplied with Oysters on short noticeRemember -the old stan on “—e aTR Tr. GEO. B. TURNER, &. W. BIGELOW. E, W. BIGELOW &.CO., DEALERS IN ‘have just'received a large and wer ' “e@lected stock of Grocerie¢ and Provisions, Whi will be sold atthe lowest Mving rates. Goods delivered a reasonable ditence free of ¢ Novada, May 24th, 1872. NEW YORK TRANSPLANTED OyvesTEuRs: M OUR SAN BRUNO BEDS ; THE F nest Flavored OYSTERS ‘In the World, for sale Whotesale and Retafi PIOKEER IMPORTERS AND PLANTERS, EMERSON, CORVILLE & CO. At their Depot, the noted. SADDLE ROGK! 410 Pine Street, San Pramotece. N. B.—We fl our country orders direct Scr tomae agit tele oa ge opour or om any Oe of the Pacific Slape, PRATT'S NEW LIFE. la