November 12, 1885 (4 pages)

Silk WH Ginn tappee er ib crs. _ THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1885. to Bridget Silk, the wife of a New ‘York laborer, was burned to death on Friday. The fire was attributedtoa careless smoker, whothrew _ -» cigarette through a basement cause to be shown why the ¢ail. yoad tax money in the Attorneyemi ALA E Tue southern overland express land and Port Costa, and several _cara_were_wrecked, , bat no one Tar Mayor, a Judge and a number of other prominent citizens ot Tacoma have been arrested on charges growing out of the antiChinese agitation. .f, D. Duvat of East Portland is under arrest for deceiving bis wife in a divorce and then marrying @ 14-year old girl. Henny Meizer tried to poison this mother and two brothers at Kingston, N. ¥., by putting argenic in their tea. Fourruer accounts of the cyclone in Texas shows that the work ot devastation was much greater than Nearzy 5,000 coal miners are. out on a strike in Uhio. BR. WOOD'S -LIVRR RHGULATOR, PANACEA OF CONCEN.-, Preparedifrom! the ActivelMe__ PBinal‘sroperties contained Dandelion, ;Butternut, Black Root, , Bitter , Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Goluen otc. For the speedy and Permanent the most hopeless cases of . . eral Dewili ay diseases arising me by all Druggiste. o8-ly CHAS. E. UREN, ©. E,, Patents that will proval, National ‘Meat Market a . 4 Opposite Citizens Bank. Beet, Pork, Re ERENCES aa have spoken very kindly of ,. . however, devoted but six lines to its editorial notice of his death. unlawfal cohabitation, were on Saturday sentenced at Blackfoot, Idaho, to fine and imprisonment. receives an annual salary of $4,000 —the same as the cook o1 the Partle Falls, N. Y., Monday, a wo . Joan, Cal, m let ot : Jaundice, Chills and Fever, De eeG Digestion, vick Headache, Genfrom a Bilious state ot the Stomach, or an inactive or Liver, REDINGTON & CO,, 8. F., §Wholesale ° «ND U. 8, DEPUTY MINERAL URveyor, Office Holbrooke : Building, dines valley, Oak. ; Having had Lg ofthe Mining Denartment inthe U, 8. Surveyor-Geveral’s Uilice, . 912,000. Iam prepared to make Official Surveys for} 430 acres of land and improvements; two ure gual immediate apDraughting, Mapping, Bto. ie C. J. NAFFZIGER. Pro wietor. a nel Erexr Mormons, convicted of PResmpeNtT Eusor of Harvard . . ker House restaurant. Ina railroad accident near “Litman was killed and. several other paseengers injured. ‘ar Butte, Montana, Sunday, John Foley shot Alice Flick and a man named Yates and then committed suicide. Tomestoxe, A. T., has a vitriolthrowing case similar tothat which occurred in San Francisco recently. A Batra.ion of. British soldiers was stoned by a mob at Limerick, Monday. — DIVIDEND NOTICE. Ouns OF THE DEKBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. . ‘At s meeting of the Board of Directors ot the above named Company, held Wednes day, Nov. 40'1, 1485, dividend No 9, of Ten Vente (10c) pet share, was declared, payable on MUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1886. ‘Transfer books will be closed Friday Nov, 6, 1886. THEO, WETZKL, Secretary. Office—No. 622 Montgumery sirect, San Francisco, Cal. FOR SALE OR RENT. eee The Carion Brewery,Property, At North San Juan, ITTED for Saloon or Lodging House. With the brewery building is a family aouidence. : Good chance for investment with smaii As te y, inquire at Milwaukee Brewery, Nevada City, For terms communicate with Jas. A. stidyer, —_! : ban WM. SINGER, JR., atte AT LAW, 8, W. Cor. Fifth and J Sts, Sacramento. Practice Involving TITLE TO LANDS + A Specialty. MINING PATENTS PROCURED D. M, WALKER, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. § ROCKLIN, PLACER CO., CAL, yo for sale the following described property: 485 acres of land (all patented) together with improvements, consisting of two barns one dweiling hou.e, 850 acres under a yood fence; also farming utensils, sixty h or vattle, sets ple head of milch cows, seven honses; property is situated one and une-fourth miles irom Pino Station aud is suitable for growing fruit and grapes; price, dwelling houses; two barns; brick wine eel lar, costing $3,000; six acres of bearing grapevines, six years old; peach, pear and apple trees; eight good living springs; all of id land is tor fruit trees, grapevines, hay and in; 200 acres under cultivation at present and all inclosed with good fence; situate one-half mile from New England Mills, a station onthe C. P. RB. K., aud six miles trom Colfax. Price $12,500, ‘Aluo 820 acres of lana; dacres in alfalfa; house. Price $7,500. ‘Also the Trott Hotel in Rocklin, and fur niture; 16 hi doing a.good bus'ness. E. ROSENTHAL’S PopulariVARIETY STORE Ir a man wants a handle to his name he should go to Germany and discover a new microbe. Before he came across the cholera microbe Dr. Koch was simply Dr. Koch; and now be is Herr Geheimer Medicinal-Rath Professor Doctor Robert Koch, with several counties to hear from, on the ground of adultery with her paster, Rev. Mr. Downes. fies England, and the British forces ' will vance into his territory. W. Wilbur sta’ mother-in-law ‘with a pair of shears. kau is anxious to annex Hawaii to the United States. McCullough will take place today in Philadelphia. Pa., resumed operations Monday with 170 men. this time until the 16th instant. II AM DETERMINED 16 acres in grape vines; 6 acres in a trees =epeceesn cy; Mhmiay Evening, Nov, 260, 1685 +2 cows; 28 beds; the hotel 18 ni-4w. : ae Tired and Languld Women — _How many women there are of whom these words aretrue: ‘They feel languid and tired, hardly able to bear their weight on their feet, the bloom all gone from their cheeks, irritable and cross without meaning to be, nerves all u set, worried with thought of the children, fretted over little things, a burden to themselves, and yet with no acute disease.” W. apityitis. But a few bottles.of Parkers’ Tonic will di all his away, and relieve the roubes peculiar to their sex. 1m ec LL LOD, Cranberries! Cranberries! A fing lot of fresh cranberries just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery ‘store, Commercial street, tf _ Girl Wanted. Frep J. Taper has been granted divorce in Boston from his wife, Kine Theebaw, of Burmah, deimmediately adLDR SIE In Syracuse, N. Y., Monday, hi® wife and Apply at this office. tf fr is reported that King Kala-. 9,295 photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Pris low. 030-tf You can buy a 734 octave piano, nearly new, a fine toned instrument, for $350; cost $450. Call at J. B. Tully’s book store, — ol7Taz funeral of the late John —— Roacn’s shipyard at Chester, street, for particulars. Ret has been respited again— Prize Sets at Tracy’s for $25, worth $35. tf i GRAND DISTRIBOTION 46 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, By Luction. I will distribute my entire stock of a GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS’ CLOTHING, JEWELRY, NOTIONS, Etc. (ALL FIRST CLASS GOODS,) Among the people to the HIGHEST AND BEST BIDDERS, COMMENCING Saturday Evening, November 7th, and coutinuing until the Stock is all distributed. (OF To make. a clean sweep and close out everything in above mentioned lines of Fine Goods. gp Dear folks, call around early and get your choice and your money’s worth, AT YOUR OWN PRICE. (OF DON’T BE FOOLING AROUND THE SIDE SHOWS, ‘but come direct to Headquarters. o.A4. BARR TT. BR Ko P o—— Promenade Concert, Exhibition Drill, And Uniform Ball, o pleiay "See EZ UNT’S HALII, : —ON— —BY— Mountain Division, No, 16, U.R.K. of P, weater runan ev’ accommodation of the EVENING CARRIACE. VINCENT will during the pleasant . — ot si R. carriage for the wi KEEP CONSTANTLY @N HAND 4 GOOD STOCK OF Mutton, cme FOR THE BENEFIT OF Veal,: Commercial Street, Be Sausages, Ete.,. QEOPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. Hams, Bacon and Lard Whole-. +s rue PLACE To BUY ye sale or Retail." I : “ And ail ‘inds of, meat usually found ins Fin ¢ ' q piiipsanoer er janine Scot dhaes market. ‘ @ VON eetionery GeNera, Committee or ARRANGEMENTS. enn <a : 8, Kt. A. R, Lord Capt. B, N. Shoecraft,TEE ONG, TO EO RHMi ADFruits and Vegetables, ’ gg KtL.8, Calkins. . . .VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS Se WILL SELL AT THR LOWEST RATES Choice Cigars, R Inviration ComMrrtEr. SOF Mente delivered tree of charge. Ist Lieut. J. Bacigalupi. S. Kt.-D. S. Baker, ak 6 +. madeniene 9 3 Kt. os e Kt. Ma J. ne, LMded J M . Kt. Jas. J. Bastian, . Kt. Frank Eilerman, CHANGE OF TIME ak ti eee nau” eye e , (Telli ite . Kt. Wm. Quigley, . Kt. Henry dush, ° Mountain and cl alley Fruits 8. Kt. J. W. Robinson, 8. K. 8. Wm. Rowe, ‘Nevada City and Grass Valley ti mk wakeen: _§. Kt. J. J. Benney, 8. K. T. Clarence A. Shurtleff, B Lin : 8. Kt. J. D. Thomas, 8: Ku. F. B. Woodman, DUS LIne, eae S. Kt. John H. Carter, 8. Kt. E. F. Girard, TIME TABLE : Received Dally. §. K. Phil. Goyne, S. Kt. Henry Stenger, : : : yee 8. Kt. C. Bouvier, 8, Kt. Walter 88 ee = RB. ROSENTHAL, §. Kt. Frank Ejlerman, Jr., §. Kt. H. L. Bouvier, a ee it the following hours: ' §. Kt. Thomas Granville, + 8. Kt. John Goyne, _ Leave Gross ‘allay a 8:30and 9:00 a.m.) wEew S. Kt. W. Hampton, S. Kt. E. Hampton, mg oy soe gr re inten 8. Kt. James Gilbert, 6 an er Kt. George A. Isoard, wo HARNESS & SADDLE i. NEO . SOF, Lt. Col. J. A. Ra aoe oat G. Beatt Ladies and gentlemen called, for in any . BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE P. CLANCY'S Th eh eight or os ee oer? of the city without cha: 9. 8. Kt. Geo.C. Gaylord 8. Kt. H. D. Towle, eta ei thor Hota tee charge. ly . BLACKSMITH SHOP, NEVADA CITY. s. KW. ‘6 ‘ond, ‘ . it 3 G. Hartwal, —« poEraney . Kt. ‘ ey . Kt. O. Maltman, , Gane, 6 SeAPAD. Poe’ §. Kt. H. C. Mills,” 8. Kt. J. E. Isaac, GEORGE R. CARSON a8 8. K. T. W. D. Vinton. PROPRIETOR. Harness Saddles, Wh‘ps, Spurs, FLOOR ‘MANAGER—B. N. SHOECRAFT. Fioor Commirrer. 8. Kt. L. M. Sukeforth, .§. Kt. E. M. Brown, 8. Kt. V. Routhier, — ' S. Kt. G. J. J. Jackson, 8. Kt. C. P. E. Gray. 8, Kt. E. A. Tompkins, 2d Lt. R. D. Carter, -D. Maj. John Michell, _ 8. Kt. W. T. Morgan, Currycombs, Brushes, “eto, \{aNeny DIRECT FROM NEW YORK Ever before seen. rect from New York, thereby insuring the VERY Latest StyLFs' and the Very Lowest PRICES. A lady of large experience, and one of San Francisco’s most stylish Milliners, will superintend the Millinery Department. med hats forwarded subject to approval. » N FORMER YEARS we have shown many beautiful goods, but our display this year surpasses anything for s Qo ee SSO OES BEAUTY AND RICHNESS? OOOO LLL LRRD SOODOD OOOO We are now receiving goods diMISS GILBERT, Satisfaction‘guaranteed. Orders from the country promptly filled and trim MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St.,. Nevada City. Have You Seen Them? The New and Elegant Stock of Goods at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE ROSENBERG BROS., We have just received our New Fall and Winter Goods for this season. They surpass anything and everything ever before offered in thfs-county. Our experience is such that we know exactly the wants of the public, hence it can be said ‘that we carry the ; Largest aad best selected Stock of Goods in Northern California. CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! _ We have made Cloaks a specialty this season, having accepted the agency of a well known Cloak manufacturer in Chicago. Weare able to furnish LADIES’, MISSES’ & CHILDREN’S CLOAKS ATA : GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, As we import them direct from the East, hence the reduction. . pet line. {a Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned. Make Your Purchases at the PALACE. DRY GOODS STORE, ~@RO, B. GARSON. a . . REPAIRING OF ALLEINDS; __ _B.B, SHORORART, t Committee ees ce : ‘Ti gi GaLKins. —} Arrangements. ae FALL AND WINE wear. styles. CLOAKS! — > Ladies should not fail to call on us before purchasing anything in the Dry Goods, Cloak and CarBIG BARGAINS IN TRY GOODS . A. BLUMENTHAL Has Received: ’ A Large and Very Fine Stock of Good FAL. & WINTER TRADE, Ladies’ Cloths, Consisting of ~ Scotch Plaids, Figured Novelties, Brocaded & Plain Velvets, : Silks of All Kinds, 1 + Bite, Bee, Be. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF FLANNELS IN ALL COLORS, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Merino UnderLadies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks, latest LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOMESTIC GOODS. M2 Before purchasing elsewhere, save money and time by calling on me and ascertain the inducements I offer. Country orders promptly filled. A. BLUMENTHAL. Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City, Cal. Bank Exchange Saloon Broad St., Opp. Citizens Bank. W. C. CARTER, SOLE PROPRIETOR. The Pleasantest Recit in tke City. Constaritly on hand, the CHOICEST WINES & LIQUORS. IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CIGARS. . Every customer politely and liberally dealt with. Call and see me. n6-tf GLENBROOK SALOON. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. WILLARD GARDNER, Proprietor. The Most Elegantly Furnished Saloon in the Mountains, . WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS Of the Oldest and Best Brands in the Market Give me acall. Next door to Treasurer's Office. CHANGE OF FIRM. a este i . Oheaper Than EHver. Having purchased the interest of R. G. McCutchan in the store heretofore conducted by Brand & McCutchan, I wiil until further notice sell EVERYTHING IN THE STORE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOLIDAY STOCK BEING PURCHASED AND WILL ALSO BE SOLD AT CORRESPONDINGLY . Iaremnd. Frcs. (Successors-to Brand & McCutchan,) _ NEVADA CITY. CS . and I EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY 8° LOW PRICES. NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING, BROAD ST. = THE nounce the st many * mation mornin, *~“overhe mud w retire awhile chance T. C. busine: and W from ¢ a busi must 8 Tom, . here. . Fra. buggy; lot of & saddle -eheap. ved. E A oR gather store e packin Holida riving Cou. States day as young attemy{ money Our unusus season rangen stocks Don sale < Jewel: ing, 0] ARC Franc of his two or dea. ill, ws the fir Tue morro ey’s re M. a neal enue . THE City ¢ held t AN ture? . BedR U. Hall . Wo from . Go Bror 4 Tor will o firstwith and e a ‘‘de prize . ful ¢ featu: time Th izing been after1 Court engas As nitur mont store

Silk WH Ginn tappee er ib crs. _ THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1885. to Bridget Silk, the wife of a New ‘York laborer, was burned to death on Friday. The fire was attributedtoa careless smoker, whothrew _ -» cigarette through a basement cause to be shown why the ¢ail. yoad tax money in the Attorneyemi ALA E Tue southern overland express land and Port Costa, and several _cara_were_wrecked, , bat no one Tar Mayor, a Judge and a number of other prominent citizens ot Tacoma have been arrested on charges growing out of the antiChinese agitation. .f, D. Duvat of East Portland is under arrest for deceiving bis wife in a divorce and then marrying @ 14-year old girl. Henny Meizer tried to poison this mother and two brothers at Kingston, N. ¥., by putting argenic in their tea. Fourruer accounts of the cyclone in Texas shows that the work ot devastation was much greater than Nearzy 5,000 coal miners are. out on a strike in Uhio. BR. WOOD'S -LIVRR RHGULATOR, PANACEA OF CONCEN.-, Preparedifrom! the ActivelMe__ PBinal‘sroperties contained Dandelion, ;Butternut, Black Root, , Bitter , Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Goluen otc. For the speedy and Permanent the most hopeless cases of . . eral Dewili ay diseases arising me by all Druggiste. o8-ly CHAS. E. UREN, ©. E,, Patents that will proval, National ‘Meat Market a . 4 Opposite Citizens Bank. Beet, Pork, Re ERENCES aa have spoken very kindly of ,. . however, devoted but six lines to its editorial notice of his death. unlawfal cohabitation, were on Saturday sentenced at Blackfoot, Idaho, to fine and imprisonment. receives an annual salary of $4,000 —the same as the cook o1 the Partle Falls, N. Y., Monday, a wo . Joan, Cal, m let ot : Jaundice, Chills and Fever, De eeG Digestion, vick Headache, Genfrom a Bilious state ot the Stomach, or an inactive or Liver, REDINGTON & CO,, 8. F., §Wholesale ° «ND U. 8, DEPUTY MINERAL URveyor, Office Holbrooke : Building, dines valley, Oak. ; Having had Lg ofthe Mining Denartment inthe U, 8. Surveyor-Geveral’s Uilice, . 912,000. Iam prepared to make Official Surveys for} 430 acres of land and improvements; two ure gual immediate apDraughting, Mapping, Bto. ie C. J. NAFFZIGER. Pro wietor. a nel Erexr Mormons, convicted of PResmpeNtT Eusor of Harvard . . ker House restaurant. Ina railroad accident near “Litman was killed and. several other paseengers injured. ‘ar Butte, Montana, Sunday, John Foley shot Alice Flick and a man named Yates and then committed suicide. Tomestoxe, A. T., has a vitriolthrowing case similar tothat which occurred in San Francisco recently. A Batra.ion of. British soldiers was stoned by a mob at Limerick, Monday. — DIVIDEND NOTICE. Ouns OF THE DEKBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. . ‘At s meeting of the Board of Directors ot the above named Company, held Wednes day, Nov. 40'1, 1485, dividend No 9, of Ten Vente (10c) pet share, was declared, payable on MUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1886. ‘Transfer books will be closed Friday Nov, 6, 1886. THEO, WETZKL, Secretary. Office—No. 622 Montgumery sirect, San Francisco, Cal. FOR SALE OR RENT. eee The Carion Brewery,Property, At North San Juan, ITTED for Saloon or Lodging House. With the brewery building is a family aouidence. : Good chance for investment with smaii As te y, inquire at Milwaukee Brewery, Nevada City, For terms communicate with Jas. A. stidyer, —_! : ban WM. SINGER, JR., atte AT LAW, 8, W. Cor. Fifth and J Sts, Sacramento. Practice Involving TITLE TO LANDS + A Specialty. MINING PATENTS PROCURED D. M, WALKER, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. § ROCKLIN, PLACER CO., CAL, yo for sale the following described property: 485 acres of land (all patented) together with improvements, consisting of two barns one dweiling hou.e, 850 acres under a yood fence; also farming utensils, sixty h or vattle, sets ple head of milch cows, seven honses; property is situated one and une-fourth miles irom Pino Station aud is suitable for growing fruit and grapes; price, dwelling houses; two barns; brick wine eel lar, costing $3,000; six acres of bearing grapevines, six years old; peach, pear and apple trees; eight good living springs; all of id land is tor fruit trees, grapevines, hay and in; 200 acres under cultivation at present and all inclosed with good fence; situate one-half mile from New England Mills, a station onthe C. P. RB. K., aud six miles trom Colfax. Price $12,500, ‘Aluo 820 acres of lana; dacres in alfalfa; house. Price $7,500.. ‘Also the Trott Hotel in Rocklin, and fur niture; 16 hi doing a.good bus'ness. E. ROSENTHAL’S PopulariVARIETY STORE Ir a man wants a handle to his name he should go to Germany and discover a new microbe. Before he came across the cholera microbe Dr. Koch was simply Dr. Koch; and now be is Herr Geheimer Medicinal-Rath Professor Doctor Robert Koch, with several counties to hear from, on the ground of adultery with her paster, Rev. Mr. Downes. fies England, and the British forces ' will vance into his territory. W. Wilbur sta’ mother-in-law ‘with a pair of shears. kau is anxious to annex Hawaii to the United States. McCullough will take place today in Philadelphia. Pa., resumed operations Monday with 170 men. this time until the 16th instant. II AM DETERMINED 16 acres in grape vines; 6 acres in a trees =epeceesn cy; Mhmiay Evening, Nov, 260, 1685 +2 cows; 28 beds; the hotel 18 ni-4w. : ae Tired and Languld Women — _How many women there are of whom these words aretrue: ‘They feel languid and tired, hardly able to bear their weight on their feet, the bloom all gone from their cheeks, irritable and cross without meaning to be, nerves all u set, worried with thought of the children, fretted over little things, a burden to themselves, and yet with no acute disease.” W. apityitis. But a few bottles.of Parkers’ Tonic will di all his away, and relieve the roubes peculiar to their sex. 1m ec LL LOD, Cranberries! Cranberries! A fing lot of fresh cranberries just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery ‘store, Commercial street, tf _ Girl Wanted. Frep J. Taper has been granted divorce in Boston from his wife, Kine Theebaw, of Burmah, deimmediately adLDR SIE In Syracuse, N. Y., Monday, hi® wife and Apply at this office. tf fr is reported that King Kala-. 9,295 photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Pris low. 030-tf You can buy a 734 octave piano, nearly new, a fine toned instrument, for $350; cost $450. Call at J. B. Tully’s book store, — ol7Taz funeral of the late John —— Roacn’s shipyard at Chester, street, for particulars. Ret has been respited again— Prize Sets at Tracy’s for $25, worth $35. tf i GRAND DISTRIBOTION 46 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, By Luction. I will distribute my entire stock of a GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS’ CLOTHING, JEWELRY, NOTIONS, Etc. (ALL FIRST CLASS GOODS,) Among the people to the HIGHEST AND BEST BIDDERS, COMMENCING Saturday Evening, November 7th, and coutinuing until the Stock is all distributed. (OF To make. a clean sweep and close out everything in above mentioned lines of Fine Goods. gp Dear folks, call around early and get your choice and your money’s worth, AT YOUR OWN PRICE. (OF DON’T BE FOOLING AROUND THE SIDE SHOWS, ‘but come direct to Headquarters. o.A4. BARR TT. BR Ko P o—— Promenade Concert, Exhibition Drill, And Uniform Ball, o pleiay "See EZ UNT’S HALII, : —ON— —BY— Mountain Division, No, 16, U.R.K. of P, weater runan ev’ accommodation of the EVENING CARRIACE. VINCENT will during the pleasant . — ot si R. carriage for the wi KEEP CONSTANTLY @N HAND 4 GOOD STOCK OF Mutton, cme FOR THE BENEFIT OF Veal,: Commercial Street, Be Sausages, Ete.,. QEOPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. Hams, Bacon and Lard Whole-. +s rue PLACE To BUY

ye sale or Retail." I : “ And ail ‘inds of, meat usually found ins Fin ¢ ' q piiipsanoer er janine Scot dhaes market. ‘ @ VON eetionery GeNera, Committee or ARRANGEMENTS. enn <a : 8, Kt. A. R, Lord Capt. B, N. Shoecraft,TEE ONG, TO EO RHMi ADFruits and Vegetables, ’ gg KtL.8, Calkins. . . .VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS Se WILL SELL AT THR LOWEST RATES Choice Cigars, R Inviration ComMrrtEr. SOF Mente delivered tree of charge. Ist Lieut. J. Bacigalupi. S. Kt.-D. S. Baker, ak 6 +. madeniene 9 3 Kt. os e Kt. Ma J. ne, LMded J M . Kt. Jas. J. Bastian, . Kt. Frank Eilerman, CHANGE OF TIME ak ti eee nau” eye e , (Telli ite . Kt. Wm. Quigley, . Kt. Henry dush, ° Mountain and cl alley Fruits 8. Kt. J. W. Robinson, 8. K. 8. Wm. Rowe, ‘Nevada City and Grass Valley ti mk wakeen: _§. Kt. J. J. Benney, 8. K. T. Clarence A. Shurtleff, B Lin : 8. Kt. J. D. Thomas, 8: Ku. F. B. Woodman, DUS LIne, eae S. Kt. John H. Carter, 8. Kt. E. F. Girard, TIME TABLE : Received Dally. §. K. Phil. Goyne, S. Kt. Henry Stenger, : : : yee 8. Kt. C. Bouvier, 8, Kt. Walter 88 ee = RB. ROSENTHAL, §. Kt. Frank Ejlerman, Jr., §. Kt. H. L. Bouvier, a ee it the following hours: ' §. Kt. Thomas Granville, + 8. Kt. John Goyne, _ Leave Gross ‘allay a 8:30and 9:00 a.m.) wEew S. Kt. W. Hampton, S. Kt. E. Hampton, mg oy soe gr re inten 8. Kt. James Gilbert, 6 an er Kt. George A. Isoard, wo HARNESS & SADDLE i. NEO . SOF, Lt. Col. J. A. Ra aoe oat G. Beatt Ladies and gentlemen called, for in any . BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE P. CLANCY'S Th eh eight or os ee oer? of the city without cha: 9. 8. Kt. Geo.C. Gaylord 8. Kt. H. D. Towle, eta ei thor Hota tee charge. ly . BLACKSMITH SHOP, NEVADA CITY. s. KW. ‘6 ‘ond, ‘ . it 3 G. Hartwal, —« poEraney . Kt. ‘ ey . Kt. O. Maltman, , Gane, 6 SeAPAD. Poe’ §. Kt. H. C. Mills,” 8. Kt. J. E. Isaac, GEORGE R. CARSON a8 8. K. T. W. D. Vinton. PROPRIETOR. Harness Saddles, Wh‘ps, Spurs, FLOOR ‘MANAGER—B. N. SHOECRAFT. Fioor Commirrer. 8. Kt. L. M. Sukeforth, .§. Kt. E. M. Brown, 8. Kt. V. Routhier, — ' S. Kt. G. J. J. Jackson, 8. Kt. C. P. E. Gray. 8, Kt. E. A. Tompkins, 2d Lt. R. D. Carter, -D. Maj. John Michell, _ 8. Kt. W. T. Morgan, Currycombs, Brushes, “eto, \{aNeny DIRECT FROM NEW YORK Ever before seen. rect from New York, thereby insuring the VERY Latest StyLFs' and the Very Lowest PRICES. A lady of large experience, and one of San Francisco’s most stylish Milliners, will superintend the Millinery Department. med hats forwarded subject to approval. » N FORMER YEARS we have shown many beautiful goods, but our display this year surpasses anything for s Qo ee SSO OES BEAUTY AND RICHNESS? OOOO LLL LRRD SOODOD OOOO We are now receiving goods diMISS GILBERT, Satisfaction‘guaranteed. Orders from the country promptly filled and trim MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St.,. Nevada City. Have You Seen Them? The New and Elegant Stock of Goods at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE ROSENBERG BROS., We have just received our New Fall and Winter Goods for this season. They surpass anything and everything ever before offered in thfs-county. Our experience is such that we know exactly the wants of the public, hence it can be said ‘that we carry the ; Largest aad best selected Stock of Goods in Northern California. CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! _ We have made Cloaks a specialty this season, having accepted the agency of a well known Cloak manufacturer in Chicago. Weare able to furnish LADIES’, MISSES’ & CHILDREN’S CLOAKS ATA : GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, As we import them direct from the East, hence the reduction. . pet line. {a Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned. Make Your Purchases at the PALACE. DRY GOODS STORE, ~@RO, B. GARSON. a . . REPAIRING OF ALLEINDS; __ _B.B, SHORORART, t Committee ees ce : ‘Ti gi GaLKins. —} Arrangements. ae FALL AND WINE wear. styles. CLOAKS! — > Ladies should not fail to call on us before purchasing anything in the Dry Goods, Cloak and CarBIG BARGAINS IN TRY GOODS . A. BLUMENTHAL Has Received: ’ A Large and Very Fine Stock of Good FAL. & WINTER TRADE, Ladies’ Cloths, Consisting of ~ Scotch Plaids, Figured Novelties, Brocaded & Plain Velvets, : Silks of All Kinds, 1 + Bite, Bee, Be. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF FLANNELS IN ALL COLORS, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Merino UnderLadies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks, latest LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOMESTIC GOODS. M2 Before purchasing elsewhere, save money and time by calling on me and ascertain the inducements I offer. Country orders promptly filled. A. BLUMENTHAL. Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City, Cal. Bank Exchange Saloon Broad St., Opp. Citizens Bank. W. C. CARTER, SOLE PROPRIETOR. The Pleasantest Recit in tke City. Constaritly on hand, the CHOICEST WINES & LIQUORS. IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CIGARS. . Every customer politely and liberally dealt with. Call and see me. n6-tf GLENBROOK SALOON. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. WILLARD GARDNER, Proprietor. The Most Elegantly Furnished Saloon in the Mountains, . WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS Of the Oldest and Best Brands in the Market Give me acall. Next door to Treasurer's Office. CHANGE OF FIRM. a este i . Oheaper Than EHver. Having purchased the interest of R. G. McCutchan in the store heretofore conducted by Brand & McCutchan, I wiil until further notice sell EVERYTHING IN THE STORE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOLIDAY STOCK BEING PURCHASED AND WILL ALSO BE SOLD AT CORRESPONDINGLY . Iaremnd. Frcs. (Successors-to Brand & McCutchan,) _ NEVADA CITY. CS . and I EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY 8° LOW PRICES. NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING, BROAD ST.. = THE nounce the st many * mation mornin, *~“overhe mud w retire awhile chance T. C. busine: and W from ¢ a busi must 8 Tom, . here. . Fra. buggy; lot of & saddle -eheap. ved. E A oR gather store e packin Holida riving Cou. 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