October 23, 1874 (4 pages)

i do the TRE, iid-’ sed, y of used yy, at SSeS aner that bus-: tend ater the nil dcity lanl the e.of * who tions ‘tion thau lars: it to t, ets. ON \merlately where to re : where r The Daily Transerigt notice that the Assessment Roll se! haye to be taken soon; * merly occupied as the Traxscart ‘office, ond he will have it fitted up ready for occupation,and commence} . ed -me and I did eat.” but little. doubt surmise they will not go-grapé hun_Tivals. night. Francisco some time on account of _ trade lively hereafter. _ & fine lot of jewelry. “outside mining camps. . at Union Hill, the other day, was all . plank a little sabscription without “of the late A. Delano, continues to NEVADA CITY, cal. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local arevieles: Would net a little Seminary fever bé a good thing to have at ‘the presenttime? The building of the railroad Action in. the ° matter has been deferred to see . is about an assured fact, what would: he done about the read; now thatitis looking favorably in that ditection, itwould be a good plan for those ‘who have not subscribed to. come forward and de £0. __ had. other. good offers, and to secure ” the-school, some kind Of-action will Dr. Kingsbury expects-to lease the room over Preston’s, drug store, for[ sment of the school as soon as Wednesday next. ~All who wish. to at-. tend should sign the oe list at Welch's book store. In early times-most—of the ‘shooting and dissipation took place’ in large towns. Now itis all donein The-trouble about one or two “soiled doves’’.wha reside there. “The woman tempted When work is commenced on the railroad, and between two and three hundred thousand ‘dollars are paid out for labor and supplies, times will be aptto be very lively, Colfax will derive. “nearly as much benefit as Grass Valley and this city. Could not some of the wealthy residents of that burg outraging their feelings? _ The wood buildings between Turner’s brick building and the one on the corner of Pine and Broad streets, are badly in need of repnir. If a few improvements could be made on . ~~ the fronts of them, and a little paint added, that side of the sfrect would present a fine: appearance. We learn that the New York Hill mine, which bélongs to the estate look better every day, and there is it can soon be sold for enough to-more than meet the liabilities of the estate. The mail leaving this. Se for the}: East is lately filled with choice fruit sent to parties in the Eastern States. By and by, when these mail agents on the route learn the contents, we gry. From jthe activity of the Young Ladies, a grand party may be ex: pécted two weeks from to-night. Invitations will be sent to different parts of the county, and it is proba“ble the attendance will be large. + The tunnelin the North Bleomfield mine is .about completed. .Whet finished, bushels of dust may be expectéd.as returns for the enor‘mous outlay which has been made. There is a fast freight line. run from here to North Bloemfield and Moore’s Flat. The stage generally halts and let the ‘‘line’’ pass, \partidularly when going down the Yuba grade. Judge Walling has got eomfortably settled in his new office, and has Toom enough to accommodate as large a number as can get into fhe District Court room. Travel has not been as ~heavy for the.past few weeks asjeould bewished ‘for, but when the railroad is completed, look out for long lists--of' arThe District and County Courts will be in session one of these days, and court house items will be a little more plentiful than they -have been} of late. The You Bet dance comes off toQuite a nohmber from this city will be present. Frank Snell guarantees all who’ attend a good time. Ira Eaton is expected home. tonight. He has been detained in San K, Casper has arrived from San Francisco with a large invoice of clothing. He proposes to make the N. W. Knowlton has gone to the Bay, and on his return. look out for ~~. Read Rosenberg Brothers’ advei——— ee aka " Néeteé to Taxpiyers: ce County Collector Sanford gives the year 1874, for the county of Ne: vada his beets completed and delivered into ‘hig bands and the Prop erty holders ‘of the. ieounty ure netified that the Taxes Wi the ‘sahie are noty dué tnd the Law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes betotié delin. quent bt the st Monday in January, . and if not paid ptior-to that date five Pper cent. will be added. of Marks & Co., In. 4 tisement in another column. e ihe At Moore’s Fiat, Sabking” “House Mond: 1y, Nov. 9th. At North Bloom#éid, T. PB, Cranall & Co's, Store, Tuesday, Nov. 10th. . At North’ “San” Suan, Boek & Furth’ 3 Banking’ House, Wednesday, Nov. 1th. At Rough & Ready, W alling’s Ho . tel, Friday, Nov. 13th. “At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, Monday, Nov. 16th. At Yon'bet, Oliver & Fox’s Store. Wednesday, Nov. 18th. oh At Truckee, F. Burckhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist, At Grass Valley, ‘Findley & Go’s Banking House, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 23rd and 24th, At Nevada City, Bank of Novas County, Friday and. Saturday, Nov. 27th and 28th. & Arrivals ky the Colfax Stage. : » October 21st, 1874, J. Woodburn, Jas. “McCue, A. Minta, M. Simon and ‘wife, Miss G. Caswell, Mr. Reed, J. W. Thurber, ee by the Colfax rep October 224, 1874E. P. Marsellus and sop, ra Wm. Barton and sen, Win. Curnow, M. Misenhiser, Wm. Nichols, J. Woodburn, T. T. Davenport, Agent. $+ Fire at Weisa’ Brewery. : “Yesterday afternoon about 1 o’clock, the kitchen, at Weiss’ Brewery, took fire from some cause, and for a few minutes blazed up quite lively. By the prompt exertions of those around the premises, the fire was subdued w -iafout the intervention of the Fire Department. But notwithstanding Weiss’ premises are in the town limits, being situated on Sacramento street, yet they are not within a quarter of a mile of a fire plug, and the Department could have been of little.or no assistance in subduing the fire. Miciealens” Escape.Monday evening, as the family of ‘David Day, ‘of Moore’s Flat, wete seated around the fire ip. their back parlor, a singular noise was heard on the outside. Cries for help were heard. Mr., Day opened the door and discovered a large wolf in pursuit of asmal. boy, named George Williams. The boy sought found refuge under a sink on the back porch. The wolf was aaane driven off. Caeper Still Ahead. Me is deter“mined to Undersell any and all Clothing Denlore In Nevada posite, Masoniv Hall, for dhe-pent few days, was caused by the continuous arrival of ‘prairie schoonrs,’’ freighted with an immense invoice of Clothing, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, etc. This is the largest and most fashionable stock of gentlemen’s and youth’s Clothing ever brought to Nevada City, and Casper. now promulgates to the world in general,and the residents of Nevada county in. particular, that he will sell his mammoth stock of Clothing, either at wholesale or rétail, from fifteen to twenty-five per cent. cheaper than can be purchased at any other store. Casper does not say this for ‘‘blowing’’ purposes, but he’ means business. His facilities for obtaining goods 1 are better than others, his expenses are 1es8,no heavy rent to pay, and as @ consequence he sells cheaper. Everyboy is invited to call and examine the new styles, at Casper’s. His Overcoats are really beautiful, and his French Cassimere Hats will make gentlemen of all who wear them, Casper knows just what the people want, and’he has something good for every one. Remember the place, opposite Masonic Hall, Pine street, and by making your purchases there you will save movey. 023 a: CASPER. _ and . : Miller’s New Stock io: Clothing, B, H, Miller, the one price clothing merchant, whose Emporium of of thé Largest,and certainly the Finest stock of gentlefiea’s and boys” Clothing: ever browght to Nevada City. He guarantees to sell. better goods for less money than apy other store in the mountains, Mr. Miller calls the attention of the public to some new. style suits whieh he has Notice is specially impotted for this market, given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes, he will be in the several Townships at the. plates and times ‘We understind ‘Proi. Damon. his g . Stated,-to-wit: and which canmot be found at any other store in Nevada County. if you want the: best clothing for the {least money,go toB. H. MILLER’S One Price Store, Special ‘attention is called to the new German Knit Underwear, imported expressly by me for this’ market. 032-3t P. Rayon: Yoursat Variety Store, on Commercial steéet, Nevada City, ‘has just received & large assortment of the cnetcest ‘BRANDS of imported Cigars, Call on Alex, aud try them. The store -has: also been stipplied with a new stock of Candies, Nuts and Tobacco. 020 ear a Or sli Ladies} Ready Made Underwear. Lailies, go to Mrs, Sterling’s “and see the beautifal Ready Made Underwear, just imported from the. East. A ful assortment on hand, a vada County, and yet the Lead. ing Ciothiers im this County. Mr. M. Hyman, ‘manager of Hyman & Bros. popular clothing house in Nevada City, has purchased the largest stock of clothitig, beots, shoes, hats, rubber goods;“and furnishing goods ever brought to this county, With # business experience of more than twenty-five years in the clothing line, and having three stores and ‘an annual trade of half a millon of doHars, we congratulate ourselves {that we ean buy our goods cheaper than any house in this county, consequently Do sELL OUR Goops FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER GENT CHEAPER than other clothiers in Nevada county. special personal ‘attention, and with more confidence than ever before, stock wish to-purchase or not. tablished ourselves in this city, we have enlarged our stare so as to meet the demands: of our patrons. way of dealing with customers, as ‘we sell our goods for less than San Francisco prices.” We exchange goods promptly, and refund money if not satisfactory. This, with. posuccess, 010 ‘ee & ree -«& to ; idee new stand, cornér of Broad and Pine streets for the best cigars in town. aug27 <-> * Geld Medal. Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgome 7 ae. San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. a The only elevator connected with photography in he world. Our “Elite” Portrait. o9 + oe Systems Run Down. Persons often allow their ‘systems to “ran down,” or rather run them down by npver-work, accompanied by a neglect of the proper means of invigoration.qThe result is what is called general ‘‘debility;” in other words, a failure and partial collapge of the physical forces, accompanied usually by great depreasion of spirits. The best remedy in such cases is Hostetter’s Stomech Bitters. Whether the state of exhaustion has been brought on by ex. cessive physical labor, dissipation, anxicty of mind, exposure, or any other cause, the remedial effect of this great stomachi¢ will be found equally prompt and certain. As @ restorative after severe illne:s has prostrated the bodily and mental energies, it is pronounced by competent medical authority the best tonic in use, If men were not foolishly careless sbout their health, and over-confident in themselves, they would always, when engaged in any work that required great exertion, use corresponding means of sustaining their strength. For this purpose Hostetter’s Bitters are in valuable. All toilers should use them as an invigorant. For those constantly ‘employed in in‘t1ey may be reckoned as the very . ~pafeguard of health. Where or a, tendency to\ biliousness, they may be truly said to be a specific for which thers is no substitute. If there is a man or woman who has ever tried it for indigestion without being benentted, the fact has not transpired. Universal, un¢oniradicted praise avouches its wonderful t-ric virtues “Do not forget to recollect” that . Alex.Zekind, Manager of Goldsmith’ a ol¢-5t}---° Only one yéar in Business in Ne-. . . Each department has had onr we invite inspection to the largest and most fashionable stock-of—clothing for persons of all ages and sizes. in the county. Nothing could give’ us more pleasure than to have our. \ examined, whether parties Owing to the gratifying success which we have met with since we esNo one can be dissatisfied with our lite attention has Semana our door occupations, especially in crowded ; work: there isa pre-disposition to constipation;+— B. H. MILLER, Pashion 4 is in -Odd Fellows byilding, Oda F ‘ellows’ Building, 3 Broad Bt. Broad street, has just received one+— i NEYAD A CITY. é Hs JUST RECEIVED sccm The Largest i and ‘Choicest Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e. Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM i ——— ‘CHEAPER, Than any soyfiote-sceaite ering the quality of Goods, ae in: onlled, to the. GERMAN KNIT UNDERWEAR, imported by me expressly for this market. : SEE MY GOODS AND. PRICES . IF YOU DONT YOU WILL.REGRET IT. “the stock eonsists of the {best of Gent’s and Boys! Clothing, andeverything usually found in a first-class Clothing Store. My. Stock is entirely new AND oscar prenee Elegant Fashionable SUITS, Not to be found at Any other House! New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments \ 7 Nevada October 21. Goldsmith Maid IS COMING, BUT N.W.KNOWLTON’S .MAKE MUCH BETTER TIME. Call and See the Different Styles. He has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful Kinet at CLOCKS, “JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, §¢As Cheap as'can be Bought anyAll kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Nevada City, September 15th, 1874. Bell & Belden’s Column. , Before buying elsewhere, = BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, . Corl Pine & Commercial Streets, a and Retail DEALERS IN Drugs, : ‘Medicines, ‘Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. rs '"s. . A& full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, per TOILET POWDER, +, COLOGNE SETS, _COMES, BRUSHES, &e. &E. &K. A choice selection of FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books s BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, . JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATI uNS, STATIONERY I Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, “Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. &q, &e: Albums, Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ; WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES. ‘Bethesda Water ! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs ‘of Waukesha, Wisconsin. we AGENTS EOR . Peerd’s Folding School Desks . and Seats. Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. BELL & BELDEN. Cigars by the ata Hive $25,000 worth of tlie. “. Tobacco and Cigars, FOR LESS MONEY, than any other establishment in Nevada ~ WINES, LIQUORS, etc. Tob acco by the Ton ee J. JACOBS & BRO. ¢ i Choicest Cigars and Tobacco éver brought. to Neyada City. HICH they propose to sell within the next —tr ‘Prices t. 2s hccarcs ARE_REQUESTED TO CALE, AND AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE GREAT-Sx€RE— FICE, ‘ Smokers can here find the Choicest brs ands of Imported Cigars ‘at the same price charged at-other stores for Domestic Cigars, TOBACCO of évery kind and quality cal ye bought of us at panic prices. We bound to-retain our old customers and ‘get new ones by giving thém a better article of County.* Call. and see how "tis yourself. We also koep on hand an extensive assortment of PIPES, CUT LERY, STA’ TIONERY, &e. ip oes Call and see our Goods: : J. JACOBS & CO. ‘Mave: Oct. 9th, 1874. = CHAS. E. MWLLOY: ANSON W, LESTER * Lester & Mulloy . Wholesale and Retail Dealer GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKER ‘Fine Wines and Whiskies. y m sok Sate. cae ie abov line of Goods, No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 15, 1874, GRAND OPENING! “}F the New and most Elegantly: up DRY GOODS STORE OF J. NEWMAN & CO. Newman's Block, Cor. Mill Street & Bank Alley, GRASS VALLEY. fitted’ equipment and arrangement of this Estab ment, together with the richness and immense amount of Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. Eclipses anything inthis line ever before attempted, Having extraordinary tacilities for direct importation from Europ: they will UNDERSELL ALL COMPETI. TORS. Their Stock will in future be kept . the most fashionable and best assorted on this Coast-outside of San Francisco, In fact ‘. everything képtina FIRST CLASS Dry GOODS HOUSE maysurely be found it NEWMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT. which 4 to be conducted'on a GRAND SCALE. . ot New Fall & Winter Dry i MRS. M. A. STERLING, Staple, Fancy < Millinery Goods, Of the Latest Styles and HAS just returned from San Francisco, where she has purchased a large stock of Patterns,’ Which -she has relected expressiy for this market. Customérs can rely upon getting everything in_her line at the VERY LOWEST PRICES, And all Goods are WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, She has just. received dire et from ths East, for the convenience of the lad es ot Nevada County, a beautiful and complete assortment of READY MADE UNDERWEAR, Warranted superior to any ever brought to this State. MRS. M. A. STERLING. * Nevada City Sept. 23d, 1874. _ before NOTARY PUBLIC, AND Justice of the Peace. FARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING WJ AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. Accounts collected. Also Agent for: <i PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CQ. OF LONDOs. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE O% RENT PROPERTY will find # to them ad vantage to call at my office. Office No 62 Broad Street, Ner City. DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon, ~ FFICK ON BRUAD STRELT, ing the Theatre. eovads June wth, 1874 spec ‘Days without regard to are ig The Taste and Style displayed inthe Mie2 WHOLESALE _aSp RETAIL. -BUXZRS Se the .

i do the TRE, iid-’ sed, y of used yy, at SSeS aner that bus-: tend ater the nil dcity lanl the e.of * who tions ‘tion thau lars: it to t, ets. ON \merlately where to re : where r The Daily Transerigt notice that the Assessment Roll se! haye to be taken soon; * merly occupied as the Traxscart ‘office, ond he will have it fitted up ready for occupation,and commence} . ed -me and I did eat.” but little. doubt surmise they will not go-grapé hun_Tivals. night. Francisco some time on account of _ trade lively hereafter. _ & fine lot of jewelry. “outside mining camps. . at Union Hill, the other day, was all . plank a little sabscription without “of the late A. Delano, continues to NEVADA CITY, cal. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local arevieles: Would net a little Seminary fever bé a good thing to have at ‘the presenttime? The building of the railroad Action in. the ° matter has been deferred to see . is about an assured fact, what would: he done about the read; now thatitis looking favorably in that ditection, itwould be a good plan for those ‘who have not subscribed to. come forward and de £0. __ had. other. good offers, and to secure ” the-school, some kind Of-action will Dr. Kingsbury expects-to lease the room over Preston’s, drug store, for[ sment of the school as soon as Wednesday next. ~All who wish. to at-. tend should sign the oe list at Welch's book store. In early times-most—of the ‘shooting and dissipation took place’ in large towns. Now itis all donein The-trouble about one or two “soiled doves’’.wha reside there. “The woman tempted When work is commenced on the railroad, and between two and three hundred thousand ‘dollars are paid out for labor and supplies, times will be aptto be very lively, Colfax will derive. “nearly as much benefit as Grass Valley and this city. Could not some of the wealthy residents of that burg outraging their feelings? _ The wood buildings between Turner’s brick building and the one on the corner of Pine and Broad streets, are badly in need of repnir. If a few improvements could be made on . ~~ the fronts of them, and a little paint added, that side of the sfrect would present a fine: appearance. We learn that the New York Hill mine, which bélongs to the estate look better every day, and there is it can soon be sold for enough to-more than meet the liabilities of the estate. The mail leaving this. Se for the}: East is lately filled with choice fruit sent to parties in the Eastern States. By and by, when these mail agents on the route learn the contents, we gry. From jthe activity of the Young Ladies, a grand party may be ex: pécted two weeks from to-night. Invitations will be sent to different parts of the county, and it is proba“ble the attendance will be large. + The tunnelin the North Bleomfield mine is .about completed. .Whet finished, bushels of dust may be expectéd.as returns for the enor‘mous outlay which has been made. There is a fast freight line. run from here to North Bloemfield and Moore’s Flat. The stage generally halts and let the ‘‘line’’ pass, \partidularly when going down the Yuba grade. Judge Walling has got eomfortably settled in his new office, and has Toom enough to accommodate as large a number as can get into fhe District Court room. Travel has not been as ~heavy for the.past few weeks asjeould bewished ‘for, but when the railroad is completed, look out for long lists--of' arThe District and County Courts will be in session one of these days, and court house items will be a little more plentiful than they -have been} of late. The You Bet dance comes off toQuite a nohmber from this city will be present. Frank Snell guarantees all who’ attend a good time. Ira Eaton is expected home. tonight. He has been detained in San K, Casper has arrived from San Francisco with a large invoice of clothing. He proposes to make the N. W. Knowlton has gone to the Bay, and on his return. look out for ~~. Read Rosenberg Brothers’ advei——— ee aka " Néeteé to Taxpiyers: ce County Collector Sanford gives the year 1874, for the county of Ne: vada his beets completed and delivered into ‘hig bands and the Prop erty holders ‘of the. ieounty ure netified that the Taxes Wi the ‘sahie are noty dué tnd the Law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes betotié delin. quent bt the st Monday in January, . and if not paid ptior-to that date five Pper cent. will be added. of Marks & Co., In. 4 tisement in another column. e ihe At Moore’s Fiat, Sabking” “House Mond: 1y, Nov. 9th. At North Bloom#éid, T. PB, Cranall & Co's, Store, Tuesday, Nov. 10th. . At North’ “San” Suan, Boek & Furth’ 3 Banking’ House, Wednesday, Nov. 1th. At Rough & Ready, W alling’s Ho . tel, Friday, Nov. 13th. “At Washington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, Monday, Nov. 16th. At Yon'bet, Oliver & Fox’s Store. Wednesday, Nov. 18th. oh At Truckee, F. Burckhalter & Co’s Store, Saturday, Nov. 2ist, At Grass Valley, ‘Findley & Go’s Banking House, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 23rd and 24th, At Nevada City, Bank of Novas County, Friday and. Saturday, Nov. 27th and 28th. & Arrivals ky the Colfax Stage. : » October 21st, 1874, J. Woodburn, Jas. “McCue, A. Minta, M. Simon and ‘wife, Miss G. Caswell, Mr. Reed, J. W. Thurber, ee by the Colfax rep October 224, 1874E. P. Marsellus and sop, ra Wm. Barton and sen, Win. Curnow, M. Misenhiser, Wm. Nichols, J. Woodburn, T. T. Davenport, Agent. $+ Fire at Weisa’ Brewery. : “Yesterday afternoon about 1 o’clock, the kitchen, at Weiss’ Brewery, took fire from some cause, and for a few minutes blazed up quite lively. By the prompt exertions of those around the premises, the fire was subdued w -iafout the intervention of the Fire Department. But notwithstanding Weiss’ premises are in the town limits, being situated on Sacramento street, yet they are not within a quarter of a mile of a fire plug, and the Department could have been of little.or no assistance in subduing the fire. Miciealens” Escape.Monday evening, as the family of ‘David Day, ‘of Moore’s Flat, wete seated around the fire ip. their back parlor, a singular noise was heard on the outside. Cries for help were heard. Mr., Day opened the door and discovered a large wolf in pursuit of asmal. boy, named George Williams. The boy sought found refuge under a sink on the back porch. The wolf was aaane driven off. Caeper Still Ahead. Me is deter“mined to Undersell any and all Clothing Denlore In Nevada posite, Masoniv Hall, for dhe-pent few days, was caused by the continuous arrival of ‘prairie schoonrs,’’ freighted with an immense invoice of Clothing, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, etc. This is the largest and most fashionable stock of gentlemen’s and youth’s Clothing ever brought to Nevada City, and Casper. now promulgates to the world in general,and the residents of Nevada county in. particular, that he will sell his mammoth stock of Clothing, either at wholesale or rétail, from fifteen to twenty-five per cent. cheaper than can be purchased at any other store. Casper does not say this for ‘‘blowing’’ purposes, but he’ means business. His facilities for obtaining goods 1 are better than others, his expenses are 1es8,no heavy rent to pay, and as @ consequence he sells cheaper. Everyboy is invited to call and examine the new styles, at Casper’s. His Overcoats are really beautiful, and his French Cassimere Hats will make gentlemen of all who wear them, Casper knows just what the people want, and’he has something good for every one. Remember the place, opposite Masonic Hall, Pine street, and by making your purchases there you will save movey. 023 a: CASPER. _ and . : Miller’s New Stock io: Clothing, B, H, Miller, the one price clothing merchant, whose Emporium of of thé Largest,and certainly the Finest stock of gentlefiea’s and boys” Clothing: ever browght to Nevada City. He guarantees to sell. better goods for less money than apy other store in the mountains, Mr. Miller calls the attention of the public to some new. style suits whieh he has Notice is specially impotted for this market, given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes, he will be in the several Townships at the. plates and times ‘We understind ‘Proi. Damon. his g . Stated,-to-wit: and which canmot be found at any other store in Nevada County. if you want the: best clothing for the {least money,go toB. H. MILLER’S One Price Store, Special ‘attention is called to the new German Knit Underwear, imported expressly by me for this’ market. 032-3t P. Rayon: Yoursat Variety Store, on Commercial steéet, Nevada City, ‘has just received & large assortment of the cnetcest ‘BRANDS of imported Cigars, Call on Alex, aud try them. The store -has: also been stipplied with a new stock of Candies, Nuts and Tobacco. 020 ear a Or sli Ladies} Ready Made Underwear. Lailies, go to Mrs, Sterling’s “and see the beautifal Ready Made Underwear, just imported from the. East. A ful assortment on hand, a vada County, and yet the Lead. ing Ciothiers im this County. Mr. M. Hyman, ‘manager of Hyman & Bros. popular clothing house in Nevada City, has purchased the largest stock of clothitig, beots, shoes, hats, rubber goods;“and furnishing goods ever brought to this county, With # business experience of more than twenty-five years in the clothing line, and having three stores and ‘an annual trade of half a millon of doHars, we congratulate ourselves {that we ean buy our goods cheaper than any house in this county, consequently Do sELL OUR Goops FROM

TEN TO FIFTEEN PER GENT CHEAPER than other clothiers in Nevada county. special personal ‘attention, and with more confidence than ever before, stock wish to-purchase or not. tablished ourselves in this city, we have enlarged our stare so as to meet the demands: of our patrons. way of dealing with customers, as ‘we sell our goods for less than San Francisco prices.” We exchange goods promptly, and refund money if not satisfactory. This, with. posuccess, 010 ‘ee & ree -«& to ; idee new stand, cornér of Broad and Pine streets for the best cigars in town. aug27 <-> * Geld Medal. Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgome 7 ae. San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. a The only elevator connected with photography in he world. Our “Elite” Portrait. o9 + oe Systems Run Down. Persons often allow their ‘systems to “ran down,” or rather run them down by npver-work, accompanied by a neglect of the proper means of invigoration.qThe result is what is called general ‘‘debility;” in other words, a failure and partial collapge of the physical forces, accompanied usually by great depreasion of spirits. The best remedy in such cases is Hostetter’s Stomech Bitters. Whether the state of exhaustion has been brought on by ex. cessive physical labor, dissipation, anxicty of mind, exposure, or any other cause, the remedial effect of this great stomachi¢ will be found equally prompt and certain. As @ restorative after severe illne:s has prostrated the bodily and mental energies, it is pronounced by competent medical authority the best tonic in use, If men were not foolishly careless sbout their health, and over-confident in themselves, they would always, when engaged in any work that required great exertion, use corresponding means of sustaining their strength. For this purpose Hostetter’s Bitters are in valuable. All toilers should use them as an invigorant. For those constantly ‘employed in in‘t1ey may be reckoned as the very . ~pafeguard of health. Where or a, tendency to\ biliousness, they may be truly said to be a specific for which thers is no substitute. If there is a man or woman who has ever tried it for indigestion without being benentted, the fact has not transpired. Universal, un¢oniradicted praise avouches its wonderful t-ric virtues “Do not forget to recollect” that . Alex.Zekind, Manager of Goldsmith’ a ol¢-5t}---° Only one yéar in Business in Ne-. . . Each department has had onr we invite inspection to the largest and most fashionable stock-of—clothing for persons of all ages and sizes. in the county. Nothing could give’ us more pleasure than to have our. \ examined, whether parties Owing to the gratifying success which we have met with since we esNo one can be dissatisfied with our lite attention has Semana our door occupations, especially in crowded ; work: there isa pre-disposition to constipation;+— B. H. MILLER, Pashion 4 is in -Odd Fellows byilding, Oda F ‘ellows’ Building, 3 Broad Bt. Broad street, has just received one+— i NEYAD A CITY. é Hs JUST RECEIVED sccm The Largest i and ‘Choicest Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e. Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM i ——— ‘CHEAPER, Than any soyfiote-sceaite ering the quality of Goods, ae in: onlled, to the. GERMAN KNIT UNDERWEAR, imported by me expressly for this market. : SEE MY GOODS AND. PRICES . IF YOU DONT YOU WILL.REGRET IT. “the stock eonsists of the {best of Gent’s and Boys! Clothing, andeverything usually found in a first-class Clothing Store. My. Stock is entirely new AND oscar prenee Elegant Fashionable SUITS, Not to be found at Any other House! New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments \ 7 Nevada October 21. Goldsmith Maid IS COMING, BUT N.W.KNOWLTON’S .MAKE MUCH BETTER TIME. Call and See the Different Styles. He has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful Kinet at CLOCKS, “JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, §¢As Cheap as'can be Bought anyAll kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Nevada City, September 15th, 1874. Bell & Belden’s Column. , Before buying elsewhere, = BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, . Corl Pine & Commercial Streets, a and Retail DEALERS IN Drugs, : ‘Medicines, ‘Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. rs '"s. . A& full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, per TOILET POWDER, +, COLOGNE SETS, _COMES, BRUSHES, &e. &E. &K. A choice selection of FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books s BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, . JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATI uNS, STATIONERY I Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, “Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. &q, &e: Albums, Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ; WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES. ‘Bethesda Water ! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs ‘of Waukesha, Wisconsin. we AGENTS EOR . Peerd’s Folding School Desks . and Seats. Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. BELL & BELDEN. Cigars by the ata Hive $25,000 worth of tlie. “. Tobacco and Cigars, FOR LESS MONEY, than any other establishment in Nevada ~ WINES, LIQUORS, etc.. Tob acco by the Ton ee J. JACOBS & BRO. ¢ i Choicest Cigars and Tobacco éver brought. to Neyada City. HICH they propose to sell within the next —tr ‘Prices t. 2s hccarcs ARE_REQUESTED TO CALE, AND AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE GREAT-Sx€RE— FICE, ‘ Smokers can here find the Choicest brs ands of Imported Cigars ‘at the same price charged at-other stores for Domestic Cigars, TOBACCO of évery kind and quality cal ye bought of us at panic prices. We bound to-retain our old customers and ‘get new ones by giving thém a better article of County.* Call. and see how "tis yourself. We also koep on hand an extensive assortment of PIPES, CUT LERY, STA’ TIONERY, &e. ip oes Call and see our Goods: : J. JACOBS & CO. ‘Mave: Oct. 9th, 1874. = CHAS. E. MWLLOY: ANSON W, LESTER * Lester & Mulloy . Wholesale and Retail Dealer GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKER ‘Fine Wines and Whiskies. y m sok Sate. cae ie abov line of Goods, No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, July 15, 1874, GRAND OPENING! “}F the New and most Elegantly: up DRY GOODS STORE OF J. NEWMAN & CO. Newman's Block, Cor. Mill Street & Bank Alley, GRASS VALLEY. fitted’ equipment and arrangement of this Estab ment, together with the richness and immense amount of Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. Eclipses anything inthis line ever before attempted, Having extraordinary tacilities for direct importation from Europ: they will UNDERSELL ALL COMPETI. TORS. Their Stock will in future be kept . the most fashionable and best assorted on this Coast-outside of San Francisco, In fact ‘. everything képtina FIRST CLASS Dry GOODS HOUSE maysurely be found it NEWMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT. which 4 to be conducted'on a GRAND SCALE. . ot New Fall & Winter Dry i MRS. M. A. STERLING, Staple, Fancy < Millinery Goods, Of the Latest Styles and HAS just returned from San Francisco, where she has purchased a large stock of Patterns,’ Which -she has relected expressiy for this market. Customérs can rely upon getting everything in_her line at the VERY LOWEST PRICES, And all Goods are WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, She has just. received dire et from ths East, for the convenience of the lad es ot Nevada County, a beautiful and complete assortment of READY MADE UNDERWEAR, Warranted superior to any ever brought to this State. MRS. M. A. STERLING. * Nevada City Sept. 23d, 1874. _ before NOTARY PUBLIC, AND Justice of the Peace. FARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING WJ AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten ded to. Accounts collected. Also Agent for: <i PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CQ. OF LONDOs. Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE O% RENT PROPERTY will find # to them ad vantage to call at my office. Office No 62 Broad Street, Ner City. DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon, ~ FFICK ON BRUAD STRELT, ing the Theatre. eovads June wth, 1874 spec ‘Days without regard to are ig The Taste and Style displayed inthe Mie2 WHOLESALE _aSp RETAIL. -BUXZRS Se the .