October 21, 1873 (4 pages)

OwK : ‘ : rs., 8, aU0Rs, Snalt ‘ain PULLEY com. D A? ‘EN, N ater, HT OWN'S ercial Sts. ea" $7 , Prop’. * he Daily: Transcript -WEVABA CITY, CAL. © ~~ rock, AFPATRS. Exantine Your Flues, t Pa i Within a week two eases havebeen brought to our notice, in this city, where two buildings narrowly éscaped being. consumed, throngh defective flues, the bricks had ‘burned through, and set fire to a wooden partition which . was Built close up ‘to’ the chimney, snd formed part of a bath room. The fire was discovered and extinguished before much’ damage was’ ~ doneand bricklayer was sent for to case the mortar had crumbled from ground the bricks of a flue, on-a line In one case some of }.~*' TUirty-Ave-Tons of the Best Flour “the Market for Sale. A. ISOARD, ‘oh -Bidad strect, of. fers for ‘sale, wholesale or retail, 35 tons of the best flour to-behad ia the market, Merchants, before ‘purfehasing below, will do» well to: give him a call, as he will sell this }lot offlowr cheaper than it can be. purchased elsewhere. * The flotir will be sold in lots to suit the ptrehasers, : Sept.28-1m. i ee Undeveloped Vigor, *. ° they ar in a more hopeless condition than: they really are. The resources of nature age Rot etisily -éxhausted. Even when. ‘are heavy and lustreless; the complexion LDaliid, the netves tremitlous, the body at. tenviated, and the amind depressed, there is generally aiGserva of latent power behind with and. but a féw. inches from the . 24s modes of treatment are resorted to by roof of another building, the bricks. being loose-bad by some meanstum. bled out, anid 9 fitb Wes abOUE being kindled, when-the defeet in: the fine, a tincovered int Trepalted; “thds’ saving the’ roof ‘of the adjoining pailding from taking fire; and per-: haps avoidfhg’ a° general” conflayrd: tion. “People cannot be too: careful of fire in these.dry times, = The Wyoming and Ural, if. Negotiations, are now in progress whereby the’ Wyoming and Ural’ quartz ledges, situated on Deer creek, a short distance below town, ‘‘will probably be consolidated, If this is done, as the Jedges are not more than forty feet apart, by running a drift from the end of the Ural tunngl, . which isin about 1,000 feet, it will -"" prospeot' the ledge of” the Wyoming 200 feet deeper than at present, be‘physician in, the: hope of de¥eloping and Fendering available this store of sleeping vitality, but the surest, and indeed the ouly . . “4 thoroughly :sife and rélMable ‘meane.6f awakéning the dotuiant éhergies <r thé Sys= ‘torn, 18 COUPSO.,6-Hostettar’s Stomach Bitters, Electricity, shower baths, the flesh, brush, tea bathing, &o., may be wer 4 enough in their way, asauckillaries, but: they © not reach the sdurce of the: evil. “Al physiéal debility proteécda either’ from’ a derdngement uf the fuiuctions of the assimflating, seeretive and vital organs, or from & Biiggish constitution. “In ‘eithey case, and also in cases where both catises exist, the Bitters will invariably produce ’an im. mediate and salutary change in the -condition of tho pitient, and, eventually effect a coniplete cure. None of the dangerous als kalvids, too often administered as tonfcs, can be otherwise than, deleterious . unde} Buch circumitances, and te give uu reury' is! positively criminal, The direct effect of fested in ap improved appetite, a more cheerful frame. of mind, a gradual return of strength, an increase of flesh, -and a healthier complexion, Meanwhile, iow. ever, the nstitution, if inert and feeble, a des giving the Company. 500-4 eager havé bech roused and rénovated by the backs, so that the work of “‘breasting out”’ can be commeénced as soon as forty'feet’of tunnel is run to confiect the two mines, As the matter is not entirely “fixed up”’ yet, ‘we are unable to give the details, or the manner the Wyoming company proposes to work the two ledges, but ~ may do so in a few days, , ‘Advertised Letters, ~ The following letters remain in’ the Nevada City Post Office for the week ending Monday, Oct. 20th, Persons calling for any of these letters: will please say, ‘‘advertised.”’ Mrs, L, 8. Brown 2, Miss Nora iOlansey, Joseph M. Caragher, Monson Chareh, Casseau & Co., Edward Cox ker, John Dixon, Mrs, Emily Ehou_ky, Richard ‘Hooper, Miss May N. Hawley, ‘John ” Highs, Thompson Humes, Thomas Hughes, F.° Van‘The following: pupils ‘are on the roll of honor; in, the Grammat subtle elements Of invigoration contained in the Bitters, , SE REET REY ERE SAI ERTIES RUGS! Wholesale & Retail, PRESTOW’S, WT county, by express or freight lines. ~ ALL, PATENT MEDICINESToilet Goods . . Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of #aL¥-DOZEN or more. A TLrowley, teacher: Mary Nolen, . Jolin Regan, Pratik’ Nilon, Sargerit Chapman, Niles Searls, Ida AHen,;+ Frank Merrill,j Jennie Young, Gark Mullet;Litw Bliven; ‘Sirah McCoy, Louis Greenwald, Maty. Hurley, Minnie ‘Trish,’ Charley MeGibitons, Nellie Curtis, Susie Hothersall;Frank Chesnijt, . Daniel. .MeFally . Simon Doithelly, Mary Potter, Leroy Jonit'. . on, Mary Grimes,George Coughlan, Lawrence Multy, Annie Naffziger. “The-Beard of Supervisors: met Jesterday, and the day was occupied by them in canvassing the returns of Nevada county’ ot ‘the Judicial iglecHon Dheuifficial vote for Judge of : and the official vote for Justices of found in-enother column of to~day’s All persons:.are: cautioned against Purchasing ‘a check, drawn in. favor of Joel Hibbard, payable’at the Bank (Nevada County, for the sum of One ‘ffundred and Eighyy Dollars, ($180). The check was drawn by. numbered 399. Payment on the} . “UP has been stopped. 019-3t _ Relonging to the estate of Joshua Mulloy. “Enquire of Lester & Mul. THe Zeeble and deDilitated: wou? fancy strength and appetite fail, when the eyes . such’ palpable evidenced of _wWeakness. Vall the great vegetable specific will be niani." (Caprica tne tent en tin oye peeing i > OODS shipped to all tparts of the EB SHIBITION! AND SALE OF “FALL . > AND, DRY GooDs! es? RECEIVED AT A. BLUMENTHAL'S, Cor. Broad and Ping Sts., NEVADA CITY, Everybody is invited to examine the Goods. and Prices before purchasing elsewhere, : Nevada, September 27th, 1873. {GRAND OPENING DAY ROSENBERG BROS.’. : 4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Preston's Cough Candy. . DR¥--GOODS _/+ FALL AND WINTER DRY Goons. ". Ladies, you can DOUBLE ‘your CARPETS! v ‘GRAND "OPENING “i _ GREAT. BARGAINS 1. menace . a in ¥ poten ane. ona. HYMAN BROS. , FIRST GUN FROM eee Money by calling at eo 3 Fashionable Dry Goods Emporium, and making your purebases from the immense stock’ of foreign and domestic Dry Goods just received by him, among which are the following: . DRESS GOODS. , Empress: Cloths, all Colors. Cashmefes, all Shades. Drap de te. . : ' Polka dot Delaines. French Merinos. : Alpaccas, all colors, Belgium Repp. Fonlards. Black Silks. Satins and Plush, in all shades. Shawls, the latest novelties, DOMESTIC GOODS. . Table Linen. . Napkins, e Towels, Flannels, : Sheetings, ©And a full assortment in ai} branches of the best HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. _¢ na GOLDSMITH’S' EMPORIUM! Colored Silks, ON CLOTHING EVER MADE ON THE PACIFIC. Hyman Bros’; Cor: Broad and Pine Sts., NEVADA CITY. ’ JZ RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM THE } EAST, 25 CASES OF CLOTHING, GENTS’ Which was bought for Currency and will be sold for Céin, Dress Suits, formerly sold for: $45, we will sell for $37 50, Fine Black, Blie, and Brown pe ee PRO BONO PUBLICO. é FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD. neem BH MILLER, Sat Ta ONE PRICE STORE, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, . > EVADE orry, , H’* aweR nucervep The Largest and Choicest Stook of Clothing Fur-nishing Goods, ate. aa Ever seen. in the Mountains, ee : The assortment comprises _ FINE FROCK and DRESS, SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, FINE BEAVER SUITS, XXX DIAGNOL suits. FURNISHING oP corm haa we lea ahi ___ . FRENCH CASSIMERE PANTS, bay etic OREGON CASSIMERE : PANTS,BOYS’ CLOTHING, _ . ENGLISH CASSIMERE PANTS ~~ And all the first class brands . Of Cassimere and Cloth Pants in { the market, Fine Black, Blue, and Brown, tees ae ao A . BOYS’ CLOTHING. The'attention of Parents is called to the large and complete stock of Boys’ and ha tant Hoe Hat fh nt HO USE, Dress Suits; $37 50; now $32 50. anit brought to Soames pete Is an efloctual grey vse) 60 we a Ul @oniadabisge ote Black Dress Suits formerly’, = ‘gore thefos gg soca Thursday, Oct. 24, 1879. : . << $35, now $2750. ' ‘A fine assortment of )-Fapanese Cleansing Cream Dis ids ae Pe eT OTS sir, Cassimere Suits, formerly anes AND FANCY SHIR 5 Ty peeve be eet, Remar i meses punt CROSSLY’S BEST BRUSSELs. . < 50 aa i ngcere Tosti? pp mt eon como red a BN : 50, now $22 50, 1 <q . OF the Latest Styles and made of Pay att Gb wosken guuee, hens firm ieee i somewhat early as yet, ‘Om, CLOTHS, : wets Shite erly ten: 4 by ‘al glen ., The NEW COLOGNE fs one of the most. }our House with ite usual enterpanfleeseovanwi i Cassia for ns v4 fhe b ch get Guebieand frgriat tn the markets" . priec, und @ full appreciation of Se act ec eee? ES ine eee ee ee wae, "a gentle abel’ “CALE? von su B TES con a» . Qassimere Suits, formerly 816 . reisscw ‘Youths cae Rey's Boots i aw jee Th 9 witha reliable description of the . TABLE Om CLOTHS, new styles. 50, now $12 50. . ‘mind! Shoes, of all Sides asia ats pict ar the Pall ease, or Pacne} apn ‘Chivict Suits, formerly s20,' Dereripttona 6. pect for the a, 5 Ie. ef ’ ot : SHOULDER BRACES; 9); <j A0m, «id + gr _ [now $14, Px, Tht he fg j ie i é a ; y Black ‘and Blue Beaver Suits. A fine rApeprtnnamt of Ladies’, TRUSSES, -c SC suse W522 open for, inspection and sale MILLINERY t ; iy $80, now 895: ™ 3 Misses’ and Children’s ‘ <i rae ’. DRESS GOODS. . Thelatest styles of Ladies’ Black and Blue Beaver Suits, ‘Ot every sty pana make, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, , Consisting of Plain and ‘Fancy } ' ice aad io ‘ Surgical Appliances just im. Dress Goods in large quantities. TRIMMED HATS, . formerly 25, now $20. my parted deaeay thot Peatents: Maanufac-. Plain and mew atopy — ee : ° : Black and Blue Beaver Suits, . Yor ‘Miners he thas selooted a large ap a Press, jenrie ' mn F poaae, an saamwanelaarupus. ooe terete eal ahatensaaes. . RCOWIRRDS 7 formerly $20, now G15. . oomvletestockot tof nownnde, cc (RS EMibOty of boamttrad designe }_ “RIATHIBRS, ete.’ . ‘Cemimere Pants formerly sold] . -RUBBER GOODS, 3 me sets [ete dotora 8") heen bought ab a GREAT st 86 50, now $550. rt har ane apse Nevada Drug Store, . Pat tho ungéataaa tees} PARGAIN, and I will give) qo. pas formerly sold “pinks pcg roprietor, thi e@ largest ; ai ; . : ‘ —— a a ee “ae ak Shawls, such as York-. My customers the BENEFIT at $6, now $5. : ‘ ‘Comforters and Blankets — —————~ . altire and Paisley. of the same. i Boys’ Suits, all shades for Yall R pt "Fall and Winter, ~ SILKS. : a, ‘ : Deng y Sateen and prices. An immense. st, New AnD FANCY G00Ds _ A beautiful stock of Black and Colored Goods shown with the. and Winter, from $1 to $7. fp Stock. STAPLE i arden , va hi pice from $1 50 te $6 As egy ’ : ape ' MRS. 810) LING OnE saps -. , . greatest pleasure to all, Boys i -y Seed Aecvineble . Hls stock of Underwesr end, one wun "yas just returned fron Sen t Prsieiees, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. The Ladies ‘of Nevada. *"™ nee dt is ae denrntdias Fret gy Bae with a or “ike Tits Cae received & gigantic stock of City and Coun are rédpectis ' ; 5 hey myles iy ~ Carpete. 20 pieced ply mew patterns, . 71) re EY ae We have but ONE PRICE, Tee ee tat ah Wall teollld Gigi.” Sojuacnl fully invited to call and.ex-. W have but ¢ . pe FiarurRs, . RIBa a BONS sad LACES. . Ledies’ ‘Miages? aha Children’s’ Shoes, . Ctossly & Sons: extra fine Brussels. 60 pieces English Ingrain and Common, Oar. pets, enough for,every house in Nevada County large WholeWo trouble to show. By buying your Goods. at ‘my Store, you DOUBLE} OUR MONEY. amine Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. wf > F's k axS ae tied vsarte: gages 7 TRUNKS, VALISES, (ad the one Puan stone, wvi hey . ai po cam a 4 ies ae le” z Bere . PPO. 2° SR Fe sp 2p Se ee, a = CLOTHING ‘THE GREATEST REDUCTION . NEW STYLE BUSINESS SUITS, . PALMER’S CHIVIOT surTs, x x

OwK : ‘ : rs., 8, aU0Rs, Snalt ‘ain PULLEY com. D A? ‘EN, N ater, HT OWN'S ercial Sts. ea" $7 , Prop’. * he Daily: Transcript -WEVABA CITY, CAL. © ~~ rock, AFPATRS. Exantine Your Flues, t Pa i Within a week two eases havebeen brought to our notice, in this city, where two buildings narrowly éscaped being. consumed, throngh defective flues, the bricks had ‘burned through, and set fire to a wooden partition which . was Built close up ‘to’ the chimney, snd formed part of a bath room. The fire was discovered and extinguished before much’ damage was’ ~ doneand bricklayer was sent for to case the mortar had crumbled from ground the bricks of a flue, on-a line In one case some of }.~*' TUirty-Ave-Tons of the Best Flour “the Market for Sale. A. ISOARD, ‘oh -Bidad strect, of. fers for ‘sale, wholesale or retail, 35 tons of the best flour to-behad ia the market, Merchants, before ‘purfehasing below, will do» well to: give him a call, as he will sell this }lot offlowr cheaper than it can be. purchased elsewhere. * The flotir will be sold in lots to suit the ptrehasers, : Sept.28-1m. i ee Undeveloped Vigor, *. ° they ar in a more hopeless condition than: they really are. The resources of nature age Rot etisily -éxhausted. Even when. ‘are heavy and lustreless; the complexion LDaliid, the netves tremitlous, the body at. tenviated, and the amind depressed, there is generally aiGserva of latent power behind with and. but a féw. inches from the . 24s modes of treatment are resorted to by roof of another building, the bricks. being loose-bad by some meanstum. bled out, anid 9 fitb Wes abOUE being kindled, when-the defeet in: the fine, a tincovered int Trepalted; “thds’ saving the’ roof ‘of the adjoining pailding from taking fire; and per-: haps avoidfhg’ a° general” conflayrd: tion. “People cannot be too: careful of fire in these.dry times, = The Wyoming and Ural, if. Negotiations, are now in progress whereby the’ Wyoming and Ural’ quartz ledges, situated on Deer creek, a short distance below town, ‘‘will probably be consolidated, If this is done, as the Jedges are not more than forty feet apart, by running a drift from the end of the Ural tunngl, . which isin about 1,000 feet, it will -"" prospeot' the ledge of” the Wyoming 200 feet deeper than at present, be‘physician in, the: hope of de¥eloping and Fendering available this store of sleeping vitality, but the surest, and indeed the ouly . . “4 thoroughly :sife and rélMable ‘meane.6f awakéning the dotuiant éhergies <r thé Sys= ‘torn, 18 COUPSO.,6-Hostettar’s Stomach Bitters, Electricity, shower baths, the flesh, brush, tea bathing, &o., may be wer 4 enough in their way, asauckillaries, but: they © not reach the sdurce of the: evil. “Al physiéal debility proteécda either’ from’ a derdngement uf the fuiuctions of the assimflating, seeretive and vital organs, or from & Biiggish constitution. “In ‘eithey case, and also in cases where both catises exist, the Bitters will invariably produce ’an im. mediate and salutary change in the -condition of tho pitient, and, eventually effect a coniplete cure. None of the dangerous als kalvids, too often administered as tonfcs, can be otherwise than, deleterious . unde} Buch circumitances, and te give uu reury' is! positively criminal, The direct effect of fested in ap improved appetite, a more cheerful frame. of mind, a gradual return of strength, an increase of flesh, -and a healthier complexion, Meanwhile, iow. ever, the nstitution, if inert and feeble, a des giving the Company. 500-4 eager havé bech roused and rénovated by the backs, so that the work of “‘breasting out”’ can be commeénced as soon as forty'feet’of tunnel is run to confiect the two mines, As the matter is not entirely “fixed up”’ yet, ‘we are unable to give the details, or the manner the Wyoming company proposes to work the two ledges, but ~ may do so in a few days, , ‘Advertised Letters, ~ The following letters remain in’ the Nevada City Post Office for the week ending Monday, Oct. 20th, Persons calling for any of these letters: will please say, ‘‘advertised.”’ Mrs, L, 8. Brown 2, Miss Nora iOlansey, Joseph M. Caragher, Monson Chareh, Casseau & Co., Edward Cox ker, John Dixon, Mrs, Emily Ehou_ky, Richard ‘Hooper, Miss May N. Hawley, ‘John ” Highs, Thompson Humes, Thomas Hughes, F.° Van‘The following: pupils ‘are on the roll of honor; in, the Grammat subtle elements Of invigoration contained in the Bitters, , SE REET REY ERE SAI ERTIES RUGS! Wholesale & Retail, PRESTOW’S, WT county, by express or freight lines. ~ ALL, PATENT MEDICINESToilet Goods . . Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of #aL¥-DOZEN or more. A TLrowley, teacher: Mary Nolen, . Jolin Regan, Pratik’ Nilon, Sargerit Chapman, Niles Searls, Ida AHen,;+ Frank Merrill,j Jennie Young, Gark Mullet;Litw Bliven; ‘Sirah McCoy, Louis Greenwald, Maty. Hurley, Minnie ‘Trish,’ Charley MeGibitons, Nellie Curtis, Susie Hothersall;Frank Chesnijt, . Daniel. .MeFally . Simon Doithelly, Mary Potter, Leroy Jonit'. . on, Mary Grimes,George Coughlan, Lawrence Multy, Annie Naffziger. “The-Beard of Supervisors: met Jesterday, and the day was occupied by them in canvassing the returns of Nevada county’ ot ‘the Judicial iglecHon Dheuifficial vote for Judge of : and the official vote for Justices of found in-enother column of to~day’s All persons:.are: cautioned against Purchasing ‘a check, drawn in. favor of Joel Hibbard, payable’at the Bank (Nevada County, for the sum of One ‘ffundred and Eighyy Dollars, ($180). The check was drawn by. numbered 399. Payment on the} . “UP has been stopped.. 019-3t _ Relonging to the estate of Joshua Mulloy. “Enquire of Lester & Mul. THe Zeeble and deDilitated: wou? fancy strength and appetite fail, when the eyes . such’ palpable evidenced of _wWeakness. Vall the great vegetable specific will be niani." (Caprica tne tent en tin oye peeing i > OODS shipped to all tparts of the EB SHIBITION! AND SALE OF “FALL . > AND, DRY GooDs! es? RECEIVED AT A. BLUMENTHAL'S, Cor. Broad and Ping Sts., NEVADA CITY, Everybody is invited to

examine the Goods. and Prices before purchasing elsewhere, : Nevada, September 27th, 1873. {GRAND OPENING DAY ROSENBERG BROS.’. : 4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Preston's Cough Candy.. . DR¥--GOODS _/+ FALL AND WINTER DRY Goons. ". Ladies, you can DOUBLE ‘your CARPETS! v ‘GRAND "OPENING “i _ GREAT. BARGAINS 1. menace . a in ¥ poten ane. ona. HYMAN BROS. , FIRST GUN FROM eee Money by calling at eo 3 Fashionable Dry Goods Emporium, and making your purebases from the immense stock’ of foreign and domestic Dry Goods just received by him, among which are the following: . DRESS GOODS. , Empress: Cloths, all Colors. Cashmefes, all Shades. Drap de te. . : ' Polka dot Delaines. French Merinos. : Alpaccas, all colors, Belgium Repp. Fonlards. Black Silks. Satins and Plush, in all shades. Shawls, the latest novelties, DOMESTIC GOODS. . Table Linen. . Napkins, e Towels, Flannels, : Sheetings, ©And a full assortment in ai} branches of the best HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. _¢ na GOLDSMITH’S' EMPORIUM! Colored Silks, ON CLOTHING EVER MADE ON THE PACIFIC. Hyman Bros’; Cor: Broad and Pine Sts., NEVADA CITY. ’ JZ RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM THE } EAST, 25 CASES OF CLOTHING, GENTS’ Which was bought for Currency and will be sold for Céin, Dress Suits, formerly sold for: $45, we will sell for $37 50, Fine Black, Blie, and Brown pe ee PRO BONO PUBLICO. é FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD. neem BH MILLER, Sat Ta ONE PRICE STORE, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, . > EVADE orry, , H’* aweR nucervep The Largest and Choicest Stook of Clothing Fur-nishing Goods, ate. aa Ever seen. in the Mountains, ee : The assortment comprises _ FINE FROCK and DRESS, SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, FINE BEAVER SUITS, XXX DIAGNOL suits. FURNISHING oP corm haa we lea ahi ___ . FRENCH CASSIMERE PANTS, bay etic OREGON CASSIMERE : PANTS,BOYS’ CLOTHING, _ . ENGLISH CASSIMERE PANTS ~~ And all the first class brands . Of Cassimere and Cloth Pants in { the market, Fine Black, Blue, and Brown, tees ae ao A . BOYS’ CLOTHING. The'attention of Parents is called to the large and complete stock of Boys’ and ha tant Hoe Hat fh nt HO USE, Dress Suits; $37 50; now $32 50. anit brought to Soames pete Is an efloctual grey vse) 60 we a Ul @oniadabisge ote Black Dress Suits formerly’, = ‘gore thefos gg soca Thursday, Oct. 24, 1879. : . << $35, now $2750. ' ‘A fine assortment of )-Fapanese Cleansing Cream Dis ids ae Pe eT OTS sir, Cassimere Suits, formerly anes AND FANCY SHIR 5 Ty peeve be eet, Remar i meses punt CROSSLY’S BEST BRUSSELs. . < 50 aa i ngcere Tosti? pp mt eon como red a BN : 50, now $22 50, 1 <q . OF the Latest Styles and made of Pay att Gb wosken guuee, hens firm ieee i somewhat early as yet, ‘Om, CLOTHS, : wets Shite erly ten: 4 by ‘al glen ., The NEW COLOGNE fs one of the most. }our House with ite usual enterpanfleeseovanwi i Cassia for ns v4 fhe b ch get Guebieand frgriat tn the markets" . priec, und @ full appreciation of Se act ec eee? ES ine eee ee ee wae, "a gentle abel’ “CALE? von su B TES con a» . Qassimere Suits, formerly 816 . reisscw ‘Youths cae Rey's Boots i aw jee Th 9 witha reliable description of the . TABLE Om CLOTHS, new styles. 50, now $12 50. . ‘mind! Shoes, of all Sides asia ats pict ar the Pall ease, or Pacne} apn ‘Chivict Suits, formerly s20,' Dereripttona 6. pect for the a, 5 Ie. ef ’ ot : SHOULDER BRACES; 9); <j A0m, «id + gr _ [now $14, Px, Tht he fg j ie i é a ; y Black ‘and Blue Beaver Suits. A fine rApeprtnnamt of Ladies’, TRUSSES, -c SC suse W522 open for, inspection and sale MILLINERY t ; iy $80, now 895: ™ 3 Misses’ and Children’s ‘ <i rae ’. DRESS GOODS. . Thelatest styles of Ladies’ Black and Blue Beaver Suits, ‘Ot every sty pana make, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, , Consisting of Plain and ‘Fancy } ' ice aad io ‘ Surgical Appliances just im. Dress Goods in large quantities. TRIMMED HATS, . formerly 25, now $20. my parted deaeay thot Peatents: Maanufac-. Plain and mew atopy — ee : ° : Black and Blue Beaver Suits, . Yor ‘Miners he thas selooted a large ap a Press, jenrie ' mn F poaae, an saamwanelaarupus. ooe terete eal ahatensaaes. . RCOWIRRDS 7 formerly $20, now G15. . oomvletestockot tof nownnde, cc (RS EMibOty of boamttrad designe }_ “RIATHIBRS, ete.’ . ‘Cemimere Pants formerly sold] . -RUBBER GOODS, 3 me sets [ete dotora 8") heen bought ab a GREAT st 86 50, now $550. rt har ane apse Nevada Drug Store, . Pat tho ungéataaa tees} PARGAIN, and I will give) qo. pas formerly sold “pinks pcg roprietor, thi e@ largest ; ai ; . : ‘ —— a a ee “ae ak Shawls, such as York-. My customers the BENEFIT at $6, now $5. : ‘ ‘Comforters and Blankets — —————~ . altire and Paisley. of the same. i Boys’ Suits, all shades for Yall R pt "Fall and Winter, ~ SILKS. : a, ‘ : Deng y Sateen and prices. An immense. st, New AnD FANCY G00Ds _ A beautiful stock of Black and Colored Goods shown with the. and Winter, from $1 to $7.. fp Stock. STAPLE i arden , va hi pice from $1 50 te $6 As egy ’ : ape ' MRS. 810) LING OnE saps -. , . greatest pleasure to all, Boys i -y Seed Aecvineble . Hls stock of Underwesr end, one wun "yas just returned fron Sen t Prsieiees, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. The Ladies ‘of Nevada. *"™ nee dt is ae denrntdias Fret gy Bae with a or “ike Tits Cae received & gigantic stock of City and Coun are rédpectis ' ; 5 hey myles iy ~ Carpete. 20 pieced ply mew patterns, . 71) re EY ae We have but ONE PRICE, Tee ee tat ah Wall teollld Gigi.” Sojuacnl fully invited to call and.ex-. W have but ¢ . pe FiarurRs, . RIBa a BONS sad LACES. . Ledies’ ‘Miages? aha Children’s’ Shoes, . Ctossly & Sons: extra fine Brussels. 60 pieces English Ingrain and Common, Oar. pets, enough for,every house in Nevada County large WholeWo trouble to show. By buying your Goods. at ‘my Store, you DOUBLE} OUR MONEY. amine Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. wf > F's k axS ae tied vsarte: gages 7 TRUNKS, VALISES, (ad the one Puan stone, wvi hey . ai po cam a 4 ies ae le” z Bere . PPO. 2° SR Fe sp 2p Se ee, a = CLOTHING ‘THE GREATEST REDUCTION . NEW STYLE BUSINESS SUITS, . PALMER’S CHIVIOT surTs, x x