November 27, 1869 (4 pages)

OES, ‘Ss cos 7 PRET, RE!. . NTLY REa¢ of SPLEN. LOTH, THING LINE. LIFORD CALF SHOES, iT RUBWENING. & CAPS. ‘TONS have low OUT us and ind we tom af & CO. CommerNEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, SERENADERs.—A troupe of infatuated serenaders on Thursday night, with a discordant hand organ, the tones of which were a, first-rate imitation of the “steam whistle chorus” which distinguished ‘the railroad celebration, ranged themselves in front of our domicile. The wind; at the time, was blowing like fury, and it was so cold that the notes.of the ergan would occasionally freeze and make a sound something like that emitted by the leaking of steam from a cracked cylinder of an engine. While one of the troupe turned the crank in a style that would do justice to ; peregrinating Italian, the other menibers stood about him, endeavoring by dancing to keep up a circulation, while their teeth chattered with such vigor that the listener might imagine Ben. Cotton in his “bone accompaniament.” It would have been mucli easier to have done this than to imagine that there was any “harmony of sweet sounds” in that organ. A Chinese fiddle and gong, and a dozen cats with tails tied together and thrown over a pole, would have been an improvement on the music, and we suggest these instrumental accompaniaments the next time our serenading friends desire to inflict a moonlight serenade upon their friends, ‘Leoi.ators.—Miles P, O'Connor, ~Senatog elect, has taken up his quartersin Sacramento, at the Golden Eagle Hotel. Hon, T. A. Slicer, Assemblyman elect, passed through this city a day or two since on his way to the Capital. Hon. Sam. F. Outes, Assem™ blyman elect, who by the way will take his mark in the halls of legislation, will leave ina day or two. Sam has a brilliant future before him, if he sees fit to take advantage of it. Oates is as competent to become Speaker of the House as several of the candidates mentioned in that connection. t fj AnovT To Start AGAIN.—The Pennsylyania Company, near this city,which has-not been worked for about two years, we understand, is about to be started up again. When this quartz lead was struck, and for a long while it paid the owners handsomely, Whether . the company now propose to resume work on the old ledge, we are not informed, but it is the general belief that the celebrated Nebraska lead runs through these claims. County Court.—Yesterday the case of Henry McCrackin, charged with an ‘an attempt to produce abortion upon Clara Davis, was on trial. The forenoon was mostly occupied in completing the jury panel, and the afternoon was consumed in the examination of witnesses. The case will probably be . completed to-day. W. W. Cross appears for the prosecution and Judge Reardan and Dibble & Byrne for the defendant. aie A CHANGE.—We stated a few days ago, on the authority of Messrs. Lobner & Irving, that they would. discon. tinue the forwarding business on the 30th of this month. In a letter received from them yesterday they state the business will be continued as hereto fore, by Mr. Lobner. Mr, Irving with~ draws from the firm on the Ist of De cember. EpiscopaL Cuurcn.—We learn that Rev, A. P. Anderson, who was recently invited to the pastorship of the Grass Valley and Nevada parishes, has accepted the call. He will commence his labors at once, by preaching in Grass. . Valley on to-morrow, Sunday morning, and in this city in the evening. THE Trustees for the Rocky BarGold Mining Company of Grass Valley, were on Tuesday afternoon elected, as follows: George W. Beaver, (President) Thomas Findley, R. F. Morrow, (Treasurer) Gustave Dussol and Thos. Young: R. Wegener was re-elected Secretary. “You Ber.—From persons residing at this lively town we learn that the prospect for business is better than it has ever been before. It will not be long before we hear of large quantities of gold dust being taken out on that ridge. . Vabuanie Doo. gentleman ' this city who visited a ranch near Rough about a well-trained dog they -have in that vicinity. There resides on the ranch a lady with several small children, her husband being at work on the railroad over the mountains, who devotes the most of hertime to the ranch. She keeps quite a number of cows, chickens, pigs, &. She also has a very large savage looking bull dog, which never goes ‘away from the house, except when ordered, Every mbrning the lady goes out and milks her cows, and they then stray off to earn their own living, During the day the dog watches over the children and it as kind to them “as a kitten.” At about 5 o’clock in the afternoon the dog is commanded to go after the cows. He starts off with an air of great responsibility, and always brings the cows to the yard. A new cow that the lady bought did not appear to like the idea of being driven by a dog, and concluded one day not to go. The dog’s patience became exhausted, and he bit her severely ; but that failed to make the cow comprehend the situation, so, as a last resort, he took her by the ear and. led her home, just the way some brutes treat their children. It is a noted fact that when the dog makes his appearance now the new cow comes rght along with the others, without further questioning the dog's right or ability to boss her. The dog never allows a man to come on the premises 7 without watching him very closely, and it would not do for any one to touch the children or anything else about the house. Not long ago a Mexican started to go to the house quite late in the evening, and the dog went after him, and would probably have killed him lad not the lady called him off. That’s a dog worth having. BEAUTIFUL WatcHEes.—Cummings Bros., ‘No. 607 Montgomery street, San Francisco, have just received the latgest stock of Ladies and Gentlemen’s Watches ever seen at one establishment in the city. ‘They will, on and after this date, sell watches from 25 to 50 per cent. cheaper thah any other house. Persons in the interior can order of them, and they will be sent by express C. 0. D., with the privilege of examining the watch before paying forit. Satot . : & Ready, a few days since, tells us} PHILIP DUCA,. ++-+-Proprietor. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Mair Cutting.... 25 Cents. Shaving Peet eseeeesss.« eoeees 8h bed Shampooing .... s6.CCwS Baths— Hot er Cold.. 25 <° Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children TEETH EXTRacTED. Leeches applied for 25 cents, Cupping 25 cents. n20 NOTICE. HAVE CLOSED MY BUSINESS in this city, and removed to San Francisco, and i take pleasure in recommending my suctéssor, Mk. N. W, KNOWLTON, whom I have known tor twenty years as a skilful watchmaker, and who can please all who will fayor him with their patronage. . . : W. C, RANDOLPH: Nevada, Nov. 20th, 1869. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! J & 8S. ROSENTHAL, at the Old Stand, @ ¢ Broad Street, Nevada, invite the attention of iadies to their new ; Fall and Winter Goods, — which they have just received. The finest lot ever brought to the county of ae Dress Goods, Genuine Furs, Household Goods, : Fancy Articles, Dress Trimmings, —— : = Hats, etec., etc, ir Ladies of Nevada county will_find it to their advantage to call om us, a8 we can give them Better Goode, a Finer Assortment to select from, and LOWER PRICES than can be found elsewhere. Don't neglect to call. J. & 8S. ROSENTHAL, Broad Street, Nevada. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! n4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, NICK. SLOCOVICH, Seer PINE STREET, NEV. ADA CITY, Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of = . TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls and Boys, Ful) Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERF UMBbRY of all kinds, = up in handeome Ornamented Bottles, Toilet Boxes, New Style of Dolis, Match Boxes, ‘ RUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, §297 Calland see the New Ge Nevada. Oct. 20th. PACIFIC’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, eel Kheorporated.,...0ctober, 1868 od. NICH. SLOCOVICH. “CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS!/ “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME INFORMATION “Dunder und Blixum !” . “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” ‘Everybody Provided For! GREAT AND SMALL, : OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR. : Competition Against Us os COMPLETE FIZZLE ! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious . \*“BANWBER» Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS.-~ CHAMPIONS, . IN THE CLOTHING LINE IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “*LOW PRICES!’ Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSKLL! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand asd constantly receiving from the Eastern isfaction guaranteed. If you want a watch, give Cummings Bros, a trial. The same watches other dealers sell for $75, Cummings Bros. sell for $50. “A word to the wise,” &. ScHooL EXaMINAtions.—We understand. the examination of the public schools will take place during the week ending December 24th, and that they will occupy about four days. Two days will be devoted to the schools of Miss McCormick, Miss ro tag Miss Edwards and Miss mer, and two to the schools taught by Miss Miller, Mr. Lovett and Mr. Power. : Gonk Into BusINEss.— We learn that Milt. Combs, formerly Constable at Red Dog, has opened a saddlery store at Alameda, and we are glad to hear he is doing a good business. Judge McGoun, also fotmerly of Red Dog, has taken up his residence at Alameda. ‘THE Districr Court will meet on Monday week, being the last session to be presided over by Judge .McFarland. We understand the only cas that will be tried at this term are those in which Judge Reardan, the newly elected District Judge, is engaged in. Jacoss & SARGENT have got their diggings in splendid condition, and just as soon as there is sufficient water they will commence taking out a great deal ‘of money. ‘Their mining ground is He, 1. we F SociaL Pagtry.—A social party will come off at. the National Exchange Ho; tel on Tuesday .evening next. All lovers of dancing are invited to attend. MrxineoSurt.--The Hamilton Empire says that Herman W. Fenn has recently commenced ap action ‘in the District Court to recover one-fourth*interestin the Eberhardt mine, and damages, in the sum of three hundred and twenty. five thousand dollars, gold coin. i BIECT.—THE OBIECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment within sixty days alter the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns, cf as many doliars as there are individuais of the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged. : MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription fees are tén dollars at joining, and one dollar on the death of each subscriber. ‘The one dollar from each subscriber is paidto the heirs or assigns of the deceased. The eubscribers are divided into classes, including males ‘and females. Kach class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed. No person is eo poor that he’ can not pay teh dollars at joining and ene dollar occasionally, thus securing $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Become A MemseR.—A persun de.sirous of becoming asubscriber mast fill oat an piggy me and forward it with ten dollars oy, eck, draft or by express in gold or silver co! in. All communications should be addressed Ts the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE . ASSOCIATION, southeast corner of Mont gemere and Sacramento, streets (over Donoue & Kelly’s bank,) San Francisco. Orricers.—Benj H. Freeinan, President; Geo. H. Kugeell, Vice President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, Treasurer. , : REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY DU'I’TON, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, " Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. Hon A. J. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. H, J. BOUTH, Esg., Union Iron: Works, HENRY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. : __ JOHN O. HANSCOM, Esq.,Aitna —IronWorks, San Franciso. JOHX H. U'BRIEN, Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. Hon. J, P. JONES, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 . Nevada city. GO TO THE DOLLAR STORE! s In the Building Aaj’ng. National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, a SEE what Splendid Goods—USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL—you cay obtain FOR ONE DOLLAR: uy a Such as Glaseware, Plated Ware, Vases, Gents’ Under Clothing. Shirts, Socks, Gloves, Stationery, Chains, Combs, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Port Folios, Aibums, Knives, ae Gents’ and Children’s Hats, Cravate, and a thousand other articles that are indis ble yourselves. ~~ New Goods received every week. . in a well-regulated family. Come and see for . as well as San Francisco ~ Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE ’ Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST .AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FacT Everything inthe Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK ig COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enables us to sell them at each LUW RATES as to DEF Y COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents? Furnishing Goods, California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. The Latest Parisian Styles! BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. BRBUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest im the Market. ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal in Ciothing both in this City and County, we would say Call on us before going to ban fo make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you cun buy them ai the bay. Vur patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices aud we assure them that we are thankful for their confide1.ce, and will return it in future by selling our goods 80 low as to & — out of existence ail Opposition Humbuys. . Den’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the #ionecr Clothing Emporium, BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail ‘Dealers, : * MRS. H. C. MILLS; Proprietress. Nevada, Oct. 26th, 1869. » Cor. Broad and Pine $t. “830 FOR THE FALL OF 1869!) FOR THE MILLION! pares ae abtecraanes . HATS! HATS! HATS! ENOUGH TO-COVER EVERY MAN, WHOLESALE and RETAIL CIGAR STORE ! ‘JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. LECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO j In Nevada County, _ He has also on hand ihe. . GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARG{& CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assuriment ever brought here, duch as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, MAR Y°S[OWN, PEACH BLOSSOM, &e. &e. &C, Crumpton’s 12-lb; hard pressed, Atlantic Cable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market. ; Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, , Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money b buying their TUBACCO . quantities. ee oe Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, aX L Pocket Knives Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, — Which he will small advance Franclaco Gust, nn AAvanee. om Ban JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET! NEVADA CITY. e 7 EVERYBODY READ! AS OPENED A GROCERY AND : H VISION STORE, at td sens Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DK. KENT’S BUILDING, Where he will keep cons : assortment of ? tantly on hand a fall GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF Goobs, Teas of the finest: brands. Excellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder. 5 All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. 7 The People of Nevada will find it te their advantage to call on me, THOS, SHRUTLEFF, ‘Ji unction of Commercial and M ‘ain Nevada, Oct: 16th, SOMETHING NEW! . THE‘NEVADA CASH STORE! No, 9 Commercial street, , [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.} W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of 5 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Which are offercd for sale at the lowest wash rates. ‘The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wants of this community. avaa Of. ranulat: ” ‘ SNNED MIXED verized and Crushed »SUGAKS. FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, FEED aud GRAIN, POTATUOKS, ONIONS, vee thing in ourdine will he sold at av” Everyt n ourdin the lowest possibie price for cash. W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 12th. : ° ( Streets, #

OES, ‘Ss cos 7 PRET, RE!. . NTLY REa¢ of SPLEN. LOTH, THING LINE. LIFORD CALF SHOES, iT RUBWENING. & CAPS. ‘TONS have low OUT us and ind we tom af & CO. CommerNEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, SERENADERs.—A troupe of infatuated serenaders on Thursday night, with a discordant hand organ, the tones of which were a, first-rate imitation of the “steam whistle chorus” which distinguished ‘the railroad celebration, ranged themselves in front of our domicile. The wind; at the time, was blowing like fury, and it was so cold that the notes.of the ergan would occasionally freeze and make a sound something like that emitted by the leaking of steam from a cracked cylinder of an engine. While one of the troupe turned the crank in a style that would do justice to ; peregrinating Italian, the other menibers stood about him, endeavoring by dancing to keep up a circulation, while their teeth chattered with such vigor that the listener might imagine Ben. Cotton in his “bone accompaniament.” It would have been mucli easier to have done this than to imagine that there was any “harmony of sweet sounds” in that organ. A Chinese fiddle and gong, and a dozen cats with tails tied together and thrown over a pole, would have been an improvement on the music, and we suggest these instrumental accompaniaments the next time our serenading friends desire to inflict a moonlight serenade upon their friends, ‘Leoi.ators.—Miles P, O'Connor, ~Senatog elect, has taken up his quartersin Sacramento, at the Golden Eagle Hotel. Hon, T. A. Slicer, Assemblyman elect, passed through this city a day or two since on his way to the Capital. Hon. Sam. F. Outes, Assem™ blyman elect, who by the way will take his mark in the halls of legislation, will leave ina day or two. Sam has a brilliant future before him, if he sees fit to take advantage of it. Oates is as competent to become Speaker of the House as several of the candidates mentioned in that connection. t fj AnovT To Start AGAIN.—The Pennsylyania Company, near this city,which has-not been worked for about two years, we understand, is about to be started up again. When this quartz lead was struck, and for a long while it paid the owners handsomely, Whether . the company now propose to resume work on the old ledge, we are not informed, but it is the general belief that the celebrated Nebraska lead runs through these claims. County Court.—Yesterday the case of Henry McCrackin, charged with an ‘an attempt to produce abortion upon Clara Davis, was on trial. The forenoon was mostly occupied in completing the jury panel, and the afternoon was consumed in the examination of witnesses. The case will probably be . completed to-day. W. W. Cross appears for the prosecution and Judge Reardan and Dibble & Byrne for the defendant. aie A CHANGE.—We stated a few days ago, on the authority of Messrs. Lobner & Irving, that they would. discon. tinue the forwarding business on the 30th of this month. In a letter received from them yesterday they state the business will be continued as hereto fore, by Mr. Lobner. Mr, Irving with~ draws from the firm on the Ist of De cember. EpiscopaL Cuurcn.—We learn that Rev, A. P. Anderson, who was recently invited to the pastorship of the Grass Valley and Nevada parishes, has accepted the call. He will commence his labors at once, by preaching in Grass. . Valley on to-morrow, Sunday morning, and in this city in the evening. THE Trustees for the Rocky BarGold Mining Company of Grass Valley, were on Tuesday afternoon elected, as follows: George W. Beaver, (President) Thomas Findley, R. F. Morrow, (Treasurer) Gustave Dussol and Thos. Young: R. Wegener was re-elected Secretary. “You Ber.—From persons residing at this lively town we learn that the prospect for business is better than it has ever been before. It will not be long before we hear of large quantities of gold dust being taken out on that ridge. . Vabuanie Doo. gentleman ' this city who visited a ranch near Rough about a well-trained dog they -have in that vicinity. There resides on the ranch a lady with several small children, her husband being at work on the railroad over the mountains, who devotes the most of hertime to the ranch. She keeps quite a number of cows, chickens, pigs, &. She also has a very large savage looking bull dog, which never goes ‘away from the house, except when ordered, Every mbrning the lady goes out and milks her cows, and they then stray off to earn their own living, During the day the dog watches over the children and it as kind to them “as a kitten.” At about 5 o’clock in the afternoon the dog is commanded to go after the cows. He starts off with an air of great responsibility, and always brings the cows to the yard. A new cow that the lady bought did not appear to like the idea of being driven by a dog, and concluded one day not to go. The dog’s patience became exhausted, and he bit her severely ; but that failed to make the cow comprehend the situation, so, as a last resort, he took her by the ear and. led her home, just the way some brutes treat their children. It is a noted fact that when the dog makes his appearance now the new cow comes rght along with the others, without further questioning the dog's right or ability to boss her. The dog never allows a man to come on the premises 7 without watching him very closely, and it would not do for any one to touch the children or anything else about the house. Not long ago a Mexican started to go to the house quite late in the evening, and the dog went after him, and would probably have killed him lad not the lady called him off. That’s a dog worth having. BEAUTIFUL WatcHEes.—Cummings Bros., ‘No. 607 Montgomery street, San Francisco, have just received the latgest stock of Ladies and Gentlemen’s Watches ever seen at one establishment in the city. ‘They will, on and after this date, sell watches from 25 to 50 per cent. cheaper thah any other house. Persons in the interior can order of them, and they will be sent by express C. 0. D., with the privilege of examining the watch before paying forit. Satot . : & Ready, a few days since, tells us} PHILIP DUCA,. ++-+-Proprietor. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Mair Cutting....... 25 Cents. Shaving Peet eseeeesss.« eoeees 8h bed Shampooing ........ s6.CCwS Baths— Hot er Cold.... 25 <° Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children TEETH EXTRacTED. Leeches applied for 25 cents, Cupping 25 cents. n20 NOTICE. HAVE CLOSED MY BUSINESS in this city, and removed to San Francisco, and i take pleasure in recommending my suctéssor, Mk. N. W, KNOWLTON, whom I have known tor twenty years as a skilful watchmaker, and who can please all who will fayor him with their patronage. . . : W. C, RANDOLPH: Nevada, Nov. 20th, 1869. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! J & 8S. ROSENTHAL, at the Old Stand, @ ¢ Broad Street, Nevada, invite the attention of iadies to their new ; Fall and Winter Goods, — which they have just received. The finest lot ever brought to the county of ae Dress Goods, Genuine Furs, Household Goods, : Fancy Articles, Dress Trimmings, —— : = Hats, etec., etc, ir Ladies of Nevada county will_find it to their advantage to call om us, a8 we can give them Better Goode, a Finer Assortment to select from, and LOWER PRICES than can be found elsewhere. Don't neglect to call. J. & 8S. ROSENTHAL, Broad Street, Nevada. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! n4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, NICK. SLOCOVICH, Seer PINE STREET, NEV. ADA CITY, Has just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of = . TOYS, the Cheapest, most substantial, and the handsomest ever brought to the County. Handsomely finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls and Boys, Ful) Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERF UMBbRY of all kinds, = up in handeome Ornamented Bottles, Toilet Boxes, New Style of Dolis, Match Boxes, ‘ RUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES of every kind. FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to county dealers or retail purchasers at San Francisco prices, §297 Calland see the New Ge Nevada. Oct. 20th. PACIFIC’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, eel Kheorporated.,.....0ctober, 1868 od. NICH. SLOCOVICH. “CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS!/ “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME INFORMATION “Dunder und Blixum !” . “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” ‘Everybody Provided For! GREAT AND SMALL, : OLD AND YOUNG, RICH AND POOR. : Competition Against Us os COMPLETE FIZZLE ! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with their Glorious . \*“BANWBER» Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS.-~ CHAMPIONS, . IN THE CLOTHING LINE IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “*LOW PRICES!’ Everybody happy except a few unfortunate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDERSKLL!

We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand asd constantly receiving from the Eastern isfaction guaranteed. If you want a watch, give Cummings Bros, a trial. The same watches other dealers sell for $75, Cummings Bros. sell for $50. “A word to the wise,” &. ScHooL EXaMINAtions.—We understand. the examination of the public schools will take place during the week ending December 24th, and that they will occupy about four days. Two days will be devoted to the schools of Miss McCormick, Miss ro tag Miss Edwards and Miss mer, and two to the schools taught by Miss Miller, Mr. Lovett and Mr. Power. : Gonk Into BusINEss.— We learn that Milt. Combs, formerly Constable at Red Dog, has opened a saddlery store at Alameda, and we are glad to hear he is doing a good business. Judge McGoun, also fotmerly of Red Dog, has taken up his residence at Alameda. ‘THE Districr Court will meet on Monday week, being the last session to be presided over by Judge .McFarland. We understand the only cas that will be tried at this term are those in which Judge Reardan, the newly elected District Judge, is engaged in. Jacoss & SARGENT have got their diggings in splendid condition, and just as soon as there is sufficient water they will commence taking out a great deal ‘of money. ‘Their mining ground is He, 1. we F SociaL Pagtry.—A social party will come off at. the National Exchange Ho; tel on Tuesday .evening next. All lovers of dancing are invited to attend. MrxineoSurt.--The Hamilton Empire says that Herman W. Fenn has recently commenced ap action ‘in the District Court to recover one-fourth*interestin the Eberhardt mine, and damages, in the sum of three hundred and twenty. five thousand dollars, gold coin. i BIECT.—THE OBIECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment within sixty days alter the death of a subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns, cf as many doliars as there are individuais of the class to which such deceased subscriber belonged. : MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription fees are tén dollars at joining, and one dollar on the death of each subscriber. ‘The one dollar from each subscriber is paidto the heirs or assigns of the deceased. The eubscribers are divided into classes, including males ‘and females. Kach class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed. No person is eo poor that he’ can not pay teh dollars at joining and ene dollar occasionally, thus securing $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Become A MemseR.—A persun de.sirous of becoming asubscriber mast fill oat an piggy me and forward it with ten dollars oy, eck, draft or by express in gold or silver co! in. All communications should be addressed Ts the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE . ASSOCIATION, southeast corner of Mont gemere and Sacramento, streets (over Donoue & Kelly’s bank,) San Francisco. Orricers.—Benj H. Freeinan, President; Geo. H. Kugeell, Vice President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, Treasurer. , : REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY DU'I’TON, President Farmers and Mechanics’ bank, " Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. Hon A. J. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. H, J. BOUTH, Esg., Union Iron: Works, HENRY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. : __ JOHN O. HANSCOM, Esq.,Aitna —IronWorks, San Franciso. JOHX H. U'BRIEN, Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. Hon. J, P. JONES, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 . Nevada city. GO TO THE DOLLAR STORE! s In the Building Aaj’ng. National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, a SEE what Splendid Goods—USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL—you cay obtain FOR ONE DOLLAR: uy a Such as Glaseware, Plated Ware, Vases, Gents’ Under Clothing. Shirts, Socks, Gloves, Stationery, Chains, Combs, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Port Folios, Aibums, Knives, ae Gents’ and Children’s Hats, Cravate, and a thousand other articles that are indis ble yourselves. ~~ New Goods received every week. . in a well-regulated family. Come and see for . as well as San Francisco ~ Markets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE ’ Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OF THE— LATEST .AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FacT Everything inthe Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK ig COMPLETE and the LAKGEST to be found in Nevada county. Our facilities is procuring goods direct from the East enables us to sell them at each LUW RATES as to DEF Y COMPETITION. We also have a Large Assortment Of Gents? Furnishing Goods, California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys. The Latest Parisian Styles! BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. BRBUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest im the Market. ATTENTION:—To all Merchants who deal in Ciothing both in this City and County, we would say Call on us before going to ban fo make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you cun buy them ai the bay. Vur patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices aud we assure them that we are thankful for their confide1.ce, and will return it in future by selling our goods 80 low as to & — out of existence ail Opposition Humbuys. . Den’t forget the place where you get your money’s worth at the #ionecr Clothing Emporium, BANNER BROS. Wholesale and Retail ‘Dealers, : * MRS. H. C. MILLS; Proprietress. Nevada, Oct. 26th, 1869. » Cor. Broad and Pine $t. “830 FOR THE FALL OF 1869!) FOR THE MILLION! pares ae abtecraanes . HATS! HATS! HATS! ENOUGH TO-COVER EVERY MAN, WHOLESALE and RETAIL CIGAR STORE ! ‘JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. LECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO j In Nevada County, _ He has also on hand ihe. . GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARG{& CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assuriment ever brought here, duch as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, MAR Y°S[OWN, PEACH BLOSSOM, &e. &e. &C, Crumpton’s 12-lb; hard pressed, Atlantic Cable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market. ; Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, , Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money b buying their TUBACCO . quantities. ee oe Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, aX L Pocket Knives Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, — Which he will small advance Franclaco Gust, nn AAvanee. om Ban JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET! NEVADA CITY. e 7 EVERYBODY READ! AS OPENED A GROCERY AND : H VISION STORE, at td sens Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DK. KENT’S BUILDING, Where he will keep cons : assortment of ? tantly on hand a fall GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF Goobs, Teas of the finest: brands. Excellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder. 5 All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. 7 The People of Nevada will find it te their advantage to call on me, THOS, SHRUTLEFF, ‘Ji unction of Commercial and M ‘ain Nevada, Oct: 16th, SOMETHING NEW! . THE‘NEVADA CASH STORE! No, 9 Commercial street, , [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.} W. & McROBERTS & CO. EEP constantly on hand a New and Choice Assortment of 5 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Which are offercd for sale at the lowest wash rates. ‘The attention of Families and Miners is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with especial reference to the wants of this community. avaa Of. ranulat: ” ‘ SNNED MIXED verized and Crushed »SUGAKS. FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, FEED aud GRAIN, POTATUOKS, ONIONS, vee thing in ourdine will he sold at av” Everyt n ourdin the lowest possibie price for cash. W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 12th. : ° ( Streets, #