November 7, 1874 (4 pages)

.ET, Oils ty pets. 0a lward speed py evada r Pat‘mine > Need it ice as v EX, and , Ws y TDs g 100 three , locaCalacords aim — D Tete ed ju bs & A Os a ts ou claim at the baad i eps ey ods, G, Fransed a r this veryREPn the ‘es of plete efore . larles Grass le ap2000) lode 0 feet ining. . , and m file ncing red 8S nning vered pine ke & pitch 1.14 » the over at a ll rye : ich a as stake 16N ke is seen. own. round pring 10.93 erset The isting hence € 3.45 ) feet } not No. 4 nin » Bn wect acres % of ge & Said il 13, d reining A east is lo. et al, d 51. s are mine tlaim . it the days f. ler. vy, ocl, ’ ‘(to defend. Given until Monday to “an Indian, Indian. ‘ E> id The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. . _ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Ceunty Ceurt. November 6th. People vs John Rodgers, Arraigned. States that histtrue name is Ezekiel Alfred Rodgers. D. J. Crowley appointed by the Court to defend. Given" until to-morrew morning to plead. . People vs. Ah Joe. Arraigned. W. D. Long appointed by the Court plead. People ¥see yr. Andericn: Arraigned. A.J. Ridge appeared=for ~defense, and defendant plead ‘‘not guilty. *.Prial-set-for Nov>20th>People vs. Salvader Allon= “hr taigned. D. J. Crowley appointed by Court to defend. Given’ until Saturday morning to plead. People vs Ah Young. Arraigned. W.D. Long appointed by the Court to-defend. Given until eaeny to plead. “People vs, Geo. Kress. Indicted. for fiirmshing intoxicating liquor to Atraigned. Geo. Si. Hupp appeared for defendant. .Giyen until td-morrow to plead. People vs Eli Halplinn. Indicted for selling intoxicating liquors to an Arraigned. A. J. Ridge appeared for defendant. Given until Monday to plead. Exparte Sole Trader, Minnie Levy petitioner. Ordered placed on the calendar, ‘Court adjourned until to-morrow morning at 10 o’clock” ~~ om 2 oe Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. November 5 5, 1874, ~L. B. Churchill, J. B. Watson, Deparencer: by the Colfax Stage. November 6th, 1874, Ww m. Barton, T. W. Sigourney and wife, J. M. Fulwiler. T. T. Davenport, Agent, —_—> a Local Brevities. ee On the second meeting of the. Literary Club, which will come off one week from Monday night next, the juestion for -discussion_will be, resolved, ‘‘that the best interests of the nation demand the, supremacy of the Democratic party.” Frink thinks Truckee is a delightful place for Winter residence. The snow.there has a tendency to make people sociable, and all feel gay while the storm king rages. A contented mind is a continual feast. Happy Frink! Now election is over politics. just begin to rage in this vicinity. The storm cleared up vesterday, We suppose, for the Young Ladies Social Club. They were advised to postpone their party, but determined: » not to do so, and the result shows that ‘fortune always favors the brave.”’ Remember the first meeting of the Literary Club will take place at the Theatre on Monday evening. The programme is an.attractive one, and? the house should be crowded. The ground is thoroughly soaked, and the roads by proper mixing with heavy teams will be bad enough to suit any one in,a few days. The immense deposit of tailings in Deer Creek, from the Manzanita and other mines whicb are dumped into Ftp to. help 4—tman-to—his_feet by kicking ‘vigorating medicine. . No! Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner of Broad and Pine streets for the best cigars in town. avg27 a 0 Gold Medal, Awardetto Bradley & Ralotson, 429 Montgomery street, San Fran‘cisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator connected. with’ photography in the world. Our ‘Elite’ Portrait, .o9 ——— no Inform Yourself, “Do not forget to recollect’? that Alex.Zekind, Manager of Goldsmith's Variety Store, on Commercial street, Nevada City, has just received a large assortment of the cHoIcKST’ BRANDS of imported Cigars. Call on Alex. and try‘them:’ The store~ has also been supplied with a.new stock of Candies, Nuts and Tobacco, 020 pane Shall Natére be Sustained? . To izive debilitating . medicines to the weak is about_as sensible as it would be to ete ee tii him when he was down. That sort of practice is going out. of fashion. It has filled so many graveyards that people. no longer believe in it.’If those who ure’ not strong by nature expect to avoid the attacks of diséase, they must endeavor to acquire the vigor. necessary to resist it. How is this to be dono? Common. sense suggests by. the use of. inThe great object is to strengthen the system, without exciting it. This object is accomplished by the use of the most potent and genial of all vegetable tonics and alteratives, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Many. valuable properties are combined in this-prepdration. It improves the, appetite and renders digestion easy and perfect. It gives steadiness to.the nerves, induces a healthy, matural flow of. bile: prevents *constipation without unduly purging the bowels; gently stimulates the circulation, and by promoting a vigorous also, that chéerfulness which if the truest indication of a well-balanced condition of all the animal powers. Summer leavés both the body and the mind more or less exhausted. Now is thé time to recruit them, and thus forestall the malarious fevers and other complaints, which prostrate so many thousands every fall. By quickening the superficial circulation, without creating anything approaching to fever, the Bitters iinpart tone to the skin, and thus renders the surface. of the body comparatively impervious to -unhealthy external influences: Piayep out Nostrums.—Will codfish oil cure a consumptive cough? Will opiates? No!! Will inhalation? No!!! Can such a cough be cured atall? Yes,itcan, Reject all these nostrums; they have been weighed in the balance and found wiuting. Try Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Thousands upon thousands are using it. Millions have tried ‘it. So far it has never disappointed any Man or woman who took it for a cough or cold, however ‘violent, Pike’s Toothache Drops—oure in "one minute. CHAS, E, MULLOY ANSON W. LESTER. Lester & Mulloy Wholeeale and Retail Dealer tT GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKER Fine Wines and Waisk:es. E KEEP ON HAND C y A LANGE and varied ; abov line of Goods, r No, 52 Broad Street, NSTANTLY ck of the NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 15, 1874. ro er New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. it, were washed down. stream by the . volumé of water which came sw eep. ing down from ‘the country above, during the heavy storm of Thursday. _ Prof. Chaney’s Lectures. Prof. Chaney will give two more free lectures at the Theatre, as follows: This evening upon ‘Astrology aud) Mythology,’’ casting a horoscope and delineating a nativity. To-morrow evening the subject will be,“‘Physical Life and Life Eternal.”’ He will commence his regular course on Tuesday evening, -the 10th inst. See advertisement. Everynopy acknowledges that Hyman & Bros. have the largest stock of Men’sand Boy’s clothing,and that they sell them cheaper than any other . : house in this county. Don't fail to examine that stock before purchasing elsewhere. n7 ‘Flower Queen.”’ an those w who are to take part in the rehearsal of .the ‘Flower Queen."” are requested to meet at the residence of Chas. Marsh, this, . : Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock. AS opened s Cigar Stand, on the cor cun be found a splendid sssortment of Imported and Domestic Cigars. ‘ Also the finest brands of ; CHEWING AND SMOKING 'roBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stock is of the choicest kind, ‘and will be sold at the lowest market rates, The Telegraph Office has been removed to the new Cigar Store, a23 -ARCHIE NIVENS. SPECIAL NOTICE. INERS, MECHANICS, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS are respectfully invited to call at JOHNNY JACK’S: FINE VARIETY STORE, ON PINE STREET, ‘And see his New and Splendid lot of goods, PORTED and, DOMESTIC * CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Candies, Nuts, ¥resh and Dried Fruits, Cutlery, Meerschaum Pipes, etc,. etc. lowest market pric es. a continuanc e of the same. ee JOHN JACK, condition of the physical system, promotes x [N. w. dienes ner of Broad.und Pine Strects, where’ All articles in my line will be sold at the Thankful for past patronage he seed its B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY, H* JUST RECEIVED The Largest and Choicest Stock. of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. ‘Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM CHEAPER Than any : inybody—consid-, “ering the quality of Goods.cH — Attention is called to the GERMAN KNIT UNDER. WEAR, i pressly forfthis market. ‘ SEE MY GOODS AND PRICES Before buying elsewhere, IF YOU DONT YOU WILL REGRET IT. tted by me ex. The stock consists of the best of Gent's and Boys’ Clothing, a first-class. Clothing Store. My Stock 1s-entirely new AND EMBRACES Elegant Fashionable _ SUITS, Not to be found at Any other House! New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments !} Nevada October 21, TIME, 2.14 1-2, BELL & BELDEN, Cor. Pine & Commercial meee, Drugs, CHOICE PERFUMERY, a Masonic Building, W holesale and Retail DE! ALERS IN -A full line,of . TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS, BRUSHES, &e. &. Ke Spebore nereneee si ¢ A choice selection of WIN ES, LIQUORS, _ ete. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books ! BLANK BOOKS, —SCHOOL BOOKS, Goldsmith Maid IS COMING, BUT MAKE MUCH BETTER TIME. Call'and See the Different Styles. He has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful Assortment of CLOCKS, ‘JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, Sc. As Cheap as can be Bought anywhere in the State. All kinds of Watch ond Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Kevada City, September 15th, 1874. Next door to Blumerthal's Dry Goods Store. GIFT BOOKS, plait NEW PUBLICATIONS, } STATIONERY. Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, ‘Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. &e, &c COR ies ee Gift Books, <2 _ Serap Books, Violin ings, ie Pianos, 7 “Organs, PAINTS, OILS, rie a VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES. Bethesda Water ! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR Peerd’s Folding School Desks -= end Seats., ‘ Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. os SELLING OUT A, GOLDSMITH, He DESERMINATION TO 7 a ” Medicines, oS < Mining Chemicals, a ; Patent Medicines, ENTIRE &e. &e. “STOCK ; a OF DRY GOODS ! CHASING ELSEWHERE. aS Selling Out. ANNOUNCES ee ts . AT __ «. SanFranciscoCost} ON ACCOUNT ' 4 he gy es Closing Out Business THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD INSIDE OF SIXTY. DAYS COME ONE. COME ALL. Unheard of ARGAINS COME AND PRICE THE GOODS BEFORE PURRg Samples sent FREE to. al the county. parts of ee ~ Dealers will find it to ~ and no Humbug. Store open from 6 A, Meto-8 POM, ‘ Too LATE. \---Fer by falr dealing, LOW PRICES In This City ! This is a bona fide sale, Call Before it is Store for Rent and ‘FixICRI 4 ROSENBERG'S . DRY GOODS = E = P ORIU NM Of Novada County, AS Established in Nevada City nearly Twelve Years ago, andthe pro prigtors intend that it shali be the LEADING. HOUSE " sath NEVADA COUNTY FOR 12 ~ YEARS TO COME! Weare not going to close business in this city, AND HE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Hour trade has continually ine reased, We have no"fault—_to find with Nevads City. ‘Its people have always liberally" patronized us and we -mean_ to. deserve their continued patronage. We have for years told the community that our Prices Defied Competition! “Other dealers have tried to compete with us and it has broke them: up. “'Théy-now : have to sell out and leave. We ititend ‘to drive others out of the business by. OUR LOW PRICES. We are Going to Stay ! Any person buying TWENTY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS of us, will receive FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT from regular rates, ——— Our Price List is open for inspection at our Store, ROSEN — BROS. Wevedn: Oct. 22, 1874, TO THE PUBLIC _ AND ESPECIALLY To the Ladies of Nevada County DO NOT BE HUMBUGGFD BY “SELLING OUT” SALES ! — TO TH#! RICH AND POOR’ _Allare invited to call at A. BLUMENTHAL’S LL & é Cor, Broad & Pine Sts ‘ — A. BLUMENTHAL FFERS TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER-GOODS For the Next Sixty Days! Which will give everybody a chance to THOUSAND lay in their Winter supply for a ; Small Amount of Money ! A. BLUMENTHAL, Offers tae following inducements to purchasers—which prices are 20 per cent les# than cost ; White Rock and Lonsdale Mislin ONE BIT PER YARD. Sprague and Merrimac Prints Ten Yards for One’ Dolkar, Imperial Three Fly Carpets, $140 per yard, 2 Cauton Flannel; best qualities, 25 cents per yard, White and Red Flannel, 37 1-2 cents per yard. best qualities; Water Proofs, different colors, One Dollar per yardblack” Alpaccas 50 cents per yard, <i . form. their interest_to price the} ony 75 cents, ‘ Goods before going t to the Black Silks $2 per yard—formerly $3.50, ° Empress Cloth, all colors and shades, City. oe best qualities, 623g cents. Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Fine Bed pe Spreads; Sheetings, Cussimeres, Blankets, ete., ete, AT. SAN FRANCISCO COST, A Large assortient of Repp Delaines at 25 cents per yard. cont f Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen Hose, Laces, Corsets, Ribbons, HandRerchiets, Kid Gloves, etc. AT COST, ia & This isthe best opportunity ever offered in this city: Everybody is invited to exmmine the Stock. No trouble to show the Goods. Sauples wil) be sent all over the country Thunkful for the liberal patron. age I soHcit a continuance of the same, REMEMBER THE ‘GOODS WILL BE! SOLD AS ADVERTISED. v2 A. BLUMEN'FHA"., ~ tures for sale, . BELL & BELDEN. . ig ‘. z

.ET, Oils ty pets.. 0a lward speed py evada r Pat‘mine > Need it ice as v EX, and , Ws y TDs g 100 three , locaCalacords aim — D Tete ed ju bs & A Os a ts ou claim at the baad i eps ey ods, G, Fransed a r this veryREPn the ‘es of plete efore . larles Grass le ap2000) lode 0 feet ining. . , and m file ncing red 8S nning vered pine ke & pitch 1.14 » the over at a ll rye : ich a as stake 16N ke is seen. own. round pring 10.93 erset The isting hence € 3.45 ) feet } not No. 4 nin » Bn wect acres % of ge & Said il 13, d reining A east is lo. et al, d 51. s are mine tlaim . it the days f. ler. vy, ocl, ’ ‘(to defend. Given until Monday to “an Indian, Indian. ‘ E> id The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. . _ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Ceunty Ceurt. November 6th. People vs John Rodgers, Arraigned. States that histtrue name is Ezekiel Alfred Rodgers. D. J. Crowley appointed by the Court to defend. Given" until to-morrew morning to plead.. . People vs. Ah Joe. Arraigned. W. D. Long appointed by the Court plead. People ¥see yr. Andericn: Arraigned. A.J. Ridge appeared=for ~defense, and defendant plead ‘‘not guilty. *.Prial-set-for Nov>20th>People vs. Salvader Allon= “hr taigned. D. J. Crowley appointed by Court to defend. Given’ until Saturday morning to plead. People vs Ah Young. Arraigned. W.D. Long appointed by the Court to-defend. Given until eaeny to plead. “People vs, Geo. Kress. Indicted. for fiirmshing intoxicating liquor to Atraigned. Geo. Si. Hupp appeared for defendant. .Giyen until td-morrow to plead. People vs Eli Halplinn. Indicted for selling intoxicating liquors to an Arraigned. A. J. Ridge appeared for defendant. Given until Monday to plead. Exparte Sole Trader, Minnie Levy petitioner. Ordered placed on the calendar, ‘Court adjourned until to-morrow morning at 10 o’clock” ~~ om 2 oe Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. November 5 5, 1874, ~L. B. Churchill, J. B. Watson, Deparencer: by the Colfax Stage. November 6th, 1874, Ww m. Barton, T. W. Sigourney and wife, J. M. Fulwiler. T. T. Davenport, Agent, —_—> a Local Brevities. ee On the second meeting of the. Literary Club, which will come off one week from Monday night next, the juestion for -discussion_will be, resolved, ‘‘that the best interests of the nation demand the, supremacy of the Democratic party.” Frink thinks Truckee is a delightful place for Winter residence. The snow.there has a tendency to make people sociable, and all feel gay while the storm king rages. A contented mind is a continual feast. Happy Frink! Now election is over politics. just begin to rage in this vicinity. The storm cleared up vesterday, We suppose, for the Young Ladies Social Club. They were advised to postpone their party, but determined: » not to do so, and the result shows that ‘fortune always favors the brave.”’ Remember the first meeting of the Literary Club will take place at the Theatre on Monday evening. The programme is an.attractive one, and? the house should be crowded. The ground is thoroughly soaked, and the roads by proper mixing with heavy teams will be bad enough to suit any one in,a few days. The immense deposit of tailings in Deer Creek, from the Manzanita and other mines whicb are dumped into Ftp to. help 4—tman-to—his_feet by kicking ‘vigorating medicine. . No! Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner of Broad and Pine streets for the best cigars in town. avg27 a 0 Gold Medal, Awardetto Bradley & Ralotson, 429 Montgomery street, San Fran‘cisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator connected. with’ photography in the world. Our ‘Elite’ Portrait, .o9 ——— no Inform Yourself, “Do not forget to recollect’? that Alex.Zekind, Manager of Goldsmith's Variety Store, on Commercial street, Nevada City, has just received a large assortment of the cHoIcKST’ BRANDS of imported Cigars. Call on Alex. and try‘them:’ The store~ has also been supplied with a.new stock of Candies, Nuts and Tobacco, 020 pane Shall Natére be Sustained? . To izive debilitating . medicines to the weak is about_as sensible as it would be to ete ee tii him when he was down. That sort of practice is going out. of fashion. It has filled so many graveyards that people. no longer believe in it.’If those who ure’ not strong by nature expect to avoid the attacks of diséase, they must endeavor to acquire the vigor. necessary to resist it. How is this to be dono? Common. sense suggests by. the use of. inThe great object is to strengthen the system, without exciting it. This object is accomplished by the use of the most potent and genial of all vegetable tonics and alteratives, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Many. valuable properties are combined in this-prepdration. It improves the, appetite and renders digestion easy and perfect. It gives steadiness to.the nerves, induces a healthy, matural flow of. bile: prevents *constipation without unduly purging the bowels; gently stimulates the circulation, and by promoting a vigorous also, that chéerfulness which if the truest indication of a well-balanced condition of all the animal powers. Summer leavés both the body and the mind more or less exhausted. Now is thé time to recruit them, and thus forestall the malarious fevers and other complaints, which prostrate so many thousands every fall. By quickening the superficial circulation, without creating anything approaching to fever, the Bitters iinpart tone to the skin, and thus renders the surface. of the body comparatively impervious to -unhealthy external influences: Piayep out Nostrums.—Will codfish oil cure a consumptive cough? Will opiates? No!! Will inhalation? No!!! Can such a cough be cured atall? Yes,itcan, Reject all these nostrums; they have been weighed in the balance and found wiuting. Try Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Thousands upon thousands are using it. Millions have tried ‘it. So far it has never disappointed any Man or woman who took it for a cough or cold, however ‘violent, Pike’s Toothache Drops—oure in "one minute. CHAS, E, MULLOY ANSON W. LESTER. Lester & Mulloy Wholeeale and Retail Dealer tT GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKER Fine Wines and Waisk:es. E KEEP ON HAND C y A LANGE and varied ; abov line of Goods, r No, 52 Broad Street, NSTANTLY ck of the NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 15, 1874. ro er New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. it, were washed down. stream by the . volumé of water which came sw eep. ing down from ‘the country above, during the heavy storm of Thursday. _ Prof. Chaney’s Lectures. Prof. Chaney will give two more free lectures at the Theatre, as follows: This evening upon ‘Astrology aud) Mythology,’’ casting a horoscope and delineating a nativity. To-morrow evening the subject will be,“‘Physical Life and Life Eternal.”’ He will commence his regular course on Tuesday evening, -the 10th inst. See advertisement. Everynopy acknowledges that Hyman & Bros. have the largest stock of Men’sand Boy’s clothing,and that they sell them cheaper than any other . :

house in this county. Don't fail to examine that stock before purchasing elsewhere. n7 ‘Flower Queen.”’ an those w who are to take part in the rehearsal of .the ‘Flower Queen."” are requested to meet at the residence of Chas. Marsh, this, . : Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock. AS opened s Cigar Stand, on the cor cun be found a splendid sssortment of Imported and Domestic Cigars. ‘ Also the finest brands of ; CHEWING AND SMOKING 'roBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stock is of the choicest kind, ‘and will be sold at the lowest market rates, The Telegraph Office has been removed to the new Cigar Store, a23 -ARCHIE NIVENS. SPECIAL NOTICE. INERS, MECHANICS, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS are respectfully invited to call at JOHNNY JACK’S: FINE VARIETY STORE, ON PINE STREET, ‘And see his New and Splendid lot of goods, PORTED and, DOMESTIC * CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Candies, Nuts, ¥resh and Dried Fruits, Cutlery, Meerschaum Pipes, etc,. etc. lowest market pric es. a continuanc e of the same. ee JOHN JACK, condition of the physical system, promotes x [N. w. dienes ner of Broad.und Pine Strects, where’ All articles in my line will be sold at the Thankful for past patronage he seed its B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY, H* JUST RECEIVED The Largest and Choicest Stock. of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. ‘Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM CHEAPER Than any : inybody—consid-, “ering the quality of Goods.cH — Attention is called to the GERMAN KNIT UNDER. WEAR, i pressly forfthis market. ‘ SEE MY GOODS AND PRICES Before buying elsewhere, IF YOU DONT YOU WILL REGRET IT. tted by me ex. The stock consists of the best of Gent's and Boys’ Clothing, a first-class. Clothing Store. My Stock 1s-entirely new AND EMBRACES Elegant Fashionable _ SUITS, Not to be found at Any other House! New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments !} Nevada October 21, TIME, 2.14 1-2, BELL & BELDEN, Cor. Pine & Commercial meee, Drugs, CHOICE PERFUMERY, a Masonic Building, W holesale and Retail DE! ALERS IN -A full line,of . TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS, BRUSHES, &e. &. Ke Spebore nereneee si ¢ A choice selection of WIN ES, LIQUORS, _ ete. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books ! BLANK BOOKS, —SCHOOL BOOKS, Goldsmith Maid IS COMING, BUT MAKE MUCH BETTER TIME. Call'and See the Different Styles. He has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful Assortment of CLOCKS, ‘JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, Sc. As Cheap as can be Bought anywhere in the State. All kinds of Watch ond Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Kevada City, September 15th, 1874. Next door to Blumerthal's Dry Goods Store. GIFT BOOKS, plait NEW PUBLICATIONS, } STATIONERY. Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, ‘Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. &e, &c COR ies ee Gift Books, <2 _ Serap Books, Violin ings, ie Pianos, 7 “Organs, PAINTS, OILS, rie a VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES. Bethesda Water ! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR Peerd’s Folding School Desks -= end Seats., ‘ Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. os SELLING OUT A, GOLDSMITH, He DESERMINATION TO 7 a ” Medicines, oS < Mining Chemicals, a ; Patent Medicines, ENTIRE &e. &e. “STOCK ; a OF DRY GOODS ! CHASING ELSEWHERE. aS Selling Out. ANNOUNCES ee ts . AT __ «. SanFranciscoCost} ON ACCOUNT ' 4 he gy es Closing Out Business THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD INSIDE OF SIXTY. DAYS COME ONE. COME ALL. Unheard of ARGAINS COME AND PRICE THE GOODS BEFORE PURRg Samples sent FREE to. al the county. parts of ee ~ Dealers will find it to ~ and no Humbug. Store open from 6 A, Meto-8 POM, ‘ Too LATE. \---Fer by falr dealing, LOW PRICES In This City ! This is a bona fide sale, Call Before it is Store for Rent and ‘FixICRI 4 ROSENBERG'S . DRY GOODS = E = P ORIU NM Of Novada County, AS Established in Nevada City nearly Twelve Years ago, andthe pro prigtors intend that it shali be the LEADING. HOUSE " sath NEVADA COUNTY FOR 12 ~ YEARS TO COME! Weare not going to close business in this city, AND HE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Hour trade has continually ine reased, We have no"fault—_to find with Nevads City. ‘Its people have always liberally" patronized us and we -mean_ to. deserve their continued patronage. We have for years told the community that our Prices Defied Competition! “Other dealers have tried to compete with us and it has broke them: up. “'Théy-now : have to sell out and leave. We ititend ‘to drive others out of the business by. OUR LOW PRICES. We are Going to Stay ! Any person buying TWENTY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS of us, will receive FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT from regular rates, ——— Our Price List is open for inspection at our Store, ROSEN — BROS. Wevedn: Oct. 22, 1874, TO THE PUBLIC _ AND ESPECIALLY To the Ladies of Nevada County DO NOT BE HUMBUGGFD BY “SELLING OUT” SALES ! — TO TH#! RICH AND POOR’ _Allare invited to call at A. BLUMENTHAL’S LL & é Cor, Broad & Pine Sts ‘ — A. BLUMENTHAL FFERS TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER-GOODS For the Next Sixty Days! Which will give everybody a chance to THOUSAND lay in their Winter supply for a ; Small Amount of Money ! A. BLUMENTHAL, Offers tae following inducements to purchasers—which prices are 20 per cent les# than cost ; White Rock and Lonsdale Mislin ONE BIT PER YARD. Sprague and Merrimac Prints Ten Yards for One’ Dolkar, Imperial Three Fly Carpets, $140 per yard, 2 Cauton Flannel; best qualities, 25 cents per yard, White and Red Flannel, 37 1-2 cents per yard. best qualities; Water Proofs, different colors, One Dollar per yardblack” Alpaccas 50 cents per yard, <i . form. their interest_to price the} ony 75 cents, ‘ Goods before going t to the Black Silks $2 per yard—formerly $3.50, ° Empress Cloth, all colors and shades, City. oe best qualities, 623g cents. Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Fine Bed pe Spreads; Sheetings, Cussimeres, Blankets, ete., ete, AT. SAN FRANCISCO COST, A Large assortient of Repp Delaines at 25 cents per yard. cont f Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen Hose, Laces, Corsets, Ribbons, HandRerchiets, Kid Gloves, etc. AT COST, ia & This isthe best opportunity ever offered in this city: Everybody is invited to exmmine the Stock. No trouble to show the Goods. Sauples wil) be sent all over the country Thunkful for the liberal patron. age I soHcit a continuance of the same, REMEMBER THE ‘GOODS WILL BE! SOLD AS ADVERTISED. v2 A. BLUMEN'FHA"., ~ tures for sale, . BELL & BELDEN. . ig ‘. z