September 17, 1873 (4 pages)

of at ae The Daily Gransctip (NEVADA CLTY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS, Heavy Sale, Ged. W. Kidd has sold his entire interest, being 100 shates in the National Exchange Hotel bnilding to Richard B. Gentry of this city.'The whole number of shares in the building is-148. Being now owner of two-thirds of one of the finest brick hotels north of Sacramento, our friend Gentry concluded he would try his hand at keeping hotel, and go made arrangements with Mr. N. % er, eee Se saan eee te C. Tully, one of the proprietors of the Hotel,on Monday evening, whereby that. gentleman. withdraws, and R. B. Gentry goes in as partner with J. F. Carr.’ The change was made,aid our friend ‘‘Dick”. at once. assumed the duties of ‘‘mine host” of the National: —~‘Fhe~-extensive and favorable acquuintatice of Mr. Gentry with the people of Nevada coun~ ty and also in the State, will bea means of making the hotel a popuJar place of—resort, while Mr. Carr will see that the ‘‘inner man’’ of the guests of the National shall not want for any of the delicacies of the market. Dick Gentry left*for the Bay yesterday morning to make purchases for additions to-the hotel. The firm will be known as Carr & Gentry. J. J. Ott’s Assay Office. We call attention to the advertise-’ ment of J. J,_O.t, in to-day’s Transorter. Owing to ill health, he has not been able to attend to business for several months, but having fully recovered, he is now prepared te asgay and refine gold and ores of every description. . Sulphurets also assayed. Mr. Ott established his assay Office in 1853, in this city, and from his thorough knowledge of the business, he guarantees satisfaction. His place of business,on Main street, has been newly refitted and painted, and those who need his services will find him ready to transact promptly all business entrusted to him, Robbing a Money Drawer. The money drawer.of L. Dreyfuss, on Spribg street, was broken open last week, and robbed of $35 or $40. The drawer<was a patent one, with a bell attachment. While the family ' were at supper, the thief crawled through a side window, and tock out the screws that held the drawer to the counter, and thus abstracted the money without making any noise. . iste. Gone East. A. J. Patrick, Esq., of the North San Jian Times, passed through this city, yesterday, on his way to Kansas. Patrick has made many friends in this county since he has resided here, and they all wish him a Pleasant trip. He intends to be absent six’ weeks. The ‘‘Times” must pay pretty well to stand the expense of its editor going on such a trip. Fi improving, We understand that L. A. Walling, father of J. M. Walling, our. worthy County Recorder, who has been neriously.ill for some time, is getting along finely. He has been improving in health for the past three days. Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors were yesterday engaged in overhauling road matters. We shall publish a full report of their doings to-morrow. The New Styles Have Arrived. Several prairie schooners were busy, yesterday, in unloading the { _ j/large stock of Fall and Winter Clothx ‘ing, selected by B. H. Miller, who has just returned from San Francisco. His stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, ete., is of the latest styles and really beautiful, and as large’as itis choice. Gentlemen are invited to call and ‘see the uew style suits, which are being seld at the lowest living rates. Mr. Miller has not forgotten the boys, either, for he has purchased the largest stock of Youths and Children’ 8 Clothing ever brought to Nevada City.’ Everybody should g0 tothe One Price Store of B. H. _, in Oda Wellowy' pulang, cae 817 © Abell, the well known Photogrsi® er, ofGrass Valley, will be in Nevada City during a few weeks,, for the} aecommodation of his friends and patrons. Having rented the Galley of Mrs. Rudolph, he will be ready to wait upon all, from Monday, Sept. 6 _and other complaints which prevail there . packages of HALF-DOZEN or mere. . tories. _/A. Fatexp tx Neep.—Dr. Wistar’s, Balsam of Wild Cherry, is a friend in need. Who has not found it such in curing all diseases of the lungs and throat, coughs, colds ‘and pulmonary affections, ann ‘“‘Inst, not least, consumption? ‘The sick are assured that thehigh standard of excellence on which the. popularity of this preparation is based. will al. ways be thaintained by the proprie-_ tors, Disease Recoils. From the system that has been invigo-1 rated and regulated by & course of that most benificent of all vegetable elixirs, Hpstett-y’s Stomach . Bitters. Such, at least, is the inference we are compelled to draw from the testimony of thousands of persang residing in unhealthy districts;whoattribute their escape from the epidemic jn thé Sprirg and autumn solely to the use of this great protective and prev@ntive medicine. Many westcrn and southern farmers and planters, as invariably as they sow and plant in the spring, and reap and” gather in the fall. administér it at those seasons to their families and employes, and; take it themeelyes from twice tqthree tim:s a day. The demand for it in the fever and. ague districts "borderh g on the Mississippi, Ohio and Arkansas Rivers is iminense; and wherever the ngtural conditions are such as to generate intermittent or remittent fevers, it is held in the highest ‘esteem, both as an antidote to the atmospheric virus which provokes them, and as a swift and certain remedy for those dismtressing forms of disease. It is almost unnecessary to say that this renowned tonic and renovatoris now generally accepted as a standard specific for indigestion, biliousnes, nervous distemper, rheumrtism, physical weakness and mental despondency, not only by the public at large, but by all unpredudiced medical men. The vast popularity these Bitters has of course led to many counterfeits and imitations, against which the community are — to-be on their guard. DRUGS! : them. “TELEGRAPH STAGE 60. . # gt GILBERT & WELLINGTON, acerca Throngh in ( in One Day. From North San Juan to Colfax, Sacramento and San FranNand after WEDNESDAY, MAY 28th, 1873, the company line of stages running between North San Juan and and Nevads City, will connect with Colfax stage, daily, leaving National Exchange Hotef, Nevada City, upon arrival of stage from Colfax, through to North San Juan same day from San Francisco, Returning, will leave North San Juan at 2:304,M., and arriving at Nevada City in time to connect with Colfax : pd Colfax, Sacramento and San Francisco MAKING THE TRIP THROUGH IN ONE carrying maiF and passengers DAY. ° W. H. DAVIDSON, ee National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City. » Nevada, May 27th, 1873s. 4 6 FREIGHT BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, —TO— NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY. » CHEAPEVE 3 ROUTE. . iG; HOLLAND, ee eee Mark gooas, ‘-Care of C. Holland, Wheatland.” “Reams always-on hand to ‘goods convey through without delay. By sending goods this way there is a saving of $2.60 per ton either from —— or a Francisco. C.HOLLAND, jy8 wCWheatland. GEO. WOODS ‘& CO,’s is ORGANS. £5 ! FYE most recnerkatte inetresneat ever perfected; capable-of the most beautiful musical effects, and in the most elegant cases. ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC Should see them and hear their COMBINATION SOGBO STOPS. WM. G, BADGER, -Of 7 Sansome 8t., San Francisco, ha . _ je3n R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. Wholesale & Retail, . PRESTON’S. OOoDs ayers to. all __ of. the WF. county, by ‘express or freight lines. -ALL PATENT MEDICINES —AND— Toilet Goods ‘Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES — prepared at all hours, day or Preston’s Lemon Sugar. . Made fresh to order. ” A Large Invoice of ELASTIC STOCKINGS, _ And other Surgical gy ore just imported directly from Eastern Manufac-. CORKS, of all varieties and sises, by the tens of thousazids. PAINTS, ons, VARVISHES, 1 BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, ACIDS and os , ORUCIBLES, AT ‘THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, —ar— K. M. PRESTON, Proprictor. Nevada; August 24. 1873. i . it 4 ih i , . ceased, ; N ig equal to that of Marden & it, and we Pie cutnas te of “at Cakes ccteoe apply to 3. J. : “ DIBBLE & BYRNE, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, [James K. Byrne, Notary Public.) FFICE—Next door to Post. Omics, Exchange Building Main Street, Grass Valley. cpl Notice to ¢ Creditors. (N THE MATTER of of the Estate of E. 0 Brown,deceased. Notice is hereby y the undersigned administratrix 0: ee above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons havin: claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this, notice, to the said parser gen eo ‘at the late residence of. dein Rough & Ready Township. LUCY 8. BROWN, Administratrix. Niles Searls, Atty. ° aug 9th Finest Coffee in the World . . Ys that manofactured by MARDEN & MYRICK, San Francisco. Coffee, oer will never of any grocer:in this county. It has been in use over twenty years, and the people have devided + that it is use any other. It can be THE BEST. Take no other kind if you want good '. Coffee. Sen Francisco, July 15th, 1873. od . THE WONDER OF THE AGE. U. S&S. A. Indian Root Bitters. CONTAINS NO ALOOHOL. 2 18 reconimended by all the prominent physicians in the East. For CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, BIL10U8 and CHRONIC DISEASES, COMPLAINTS and INDIGESTION, It has No equal. it. TR cod git ny arti baat Dealers can obtain it of San ,F bers of the agent for thi oma 418 Sacramento It can be had stores. isco job‘Street. No Family should be without it. Sian Francisco, July 16th, 1878.W. H. DAVIDSON. JUSTICE ov Tt THE SPAS. . tailing, Broad Beret, Nevads D ROOMS for wg heal MOL mA at his 8. K, Store, or acim ARCADE SALOON. _ DJOINING. Green wald’s Cigar Store, on A? Broad Street, Nevada City, A. B. CARLEY,' and friends and re queen invited easep in and eee me. ‘ m2 SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS q GREAT doy a Hyman Bros., 2 t OULD inform the people of Nevada Connty that they have purchased the Ciothing, &c. in the Store ) t ar 1 pee Cor chided of and Pine Streets, OF And are determined'to dispose of the entire stock Regardless : Piece . Prices ! AS WE WANT TO MAKE ROOM FOR Grandest Stock ‘GLOTHING ’ of this section Greater Bargains WE WANT YOU i . At a Low Figure ! EVER BROUGHT TO THIS OR 7 _. such as Blankets, Towels, Napkins, We intend to give the = A. BLUMENTHAL, OULD peapesttlty inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has purchased the Stock of IN THE STORE, st ON THE Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY, . And now offers every article in store at. LOWER RATES Than they can be bought ty or State. The stock consists in part of Dresa Goods ! Of every kind and quality, such as Silks of different kinds, Irish and French Poplins, Grenadines, Alpaccas, Merinos, Calicos and a great . many other kinds too numerous too metition, to which I invite the especial attention of the Ladies. HOUSE FURNISHING iGOODS ! th: hin tac wih bo Mann every article necessary for use in a family, Sheetings and many other things which purchasers need for eotafort : % Fancy Goods ! All of these Goods are first class and I intend to give the ladies as good if not better bargains in the : W. E Crawford's Fa PPOSITE THE EXPRESS OFFI GREAT _ armies, a . . HEAVY BARGAINS !. ! sas ; SND. SHELF HARDWARE, —~ — h a AGRICULTURAL — IMPLEMENTS, At the old stand, NEVADA. it Iron ii Steel,. Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. : ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves any where else in this coun. 3 HYDRAULIC PIPH,Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. 'SOLE AGENT FOR THE leer CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for se. Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. . Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous » SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. . AGENT FOR A. 8. FHALLIDIE'S Wire Rope! I have on hand asplendid stock of hee tind * re a. Goods in this line which embraces : ei ier so many articles that it is impossible a. to attempt to enumerate them, but I invite the Ladies to call and see . WOODEN WILLOW WARE. Si ™ —~ 1 GROCKERY “+. @LASSWARE ‘ei dai io Eek Se a # = oe -cieriahs eh sentences , Lamps and Chimneys. . pa.Call and examine prices before pur chasing elsewhere, for you can save money every time. No trouble to show geods and give priTin Ware made and repaired: Dry and Fancy Goods line than they taGas and Water Pipe of ali ie io 4 eT * kinds always on hand and. couHYMAN BROS. BS Se cee waneraies, . Our Breadand Piso t,. -W. H. CRAWFORD. A. = HOTEL AND et . «

of at ae The Daily Gransctip (NEVADA CLTY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS, Heavy Sale, Ged. W. Kidd has sold his entire interest, being 100 shates in the National Exchange Hotel bnilding to Richard B. Gentry of this city.'The whole number of shares in the building is-148. Being now owner of two-thirds of one of the finest brick hotels north of Sacramento, our friend Gentry concluded he would try his hand at keeping hotel, and go made arrangements with Mr. N. % er, eee Se saan eee te C. Tully, one of the proprietors of the Hotel,on Monday evening, whereby that. gentleman. withdraws, and R. B. Gentry goes in as partner with J. F. Carr.’ The change was made,aid our friend ‘‘Dick”. at once. assumed the duties of ‘‘mine host” of the National: —~‘Fhe~-extensive and favorable acquuintatice of Mr. Gentry with the people of Nevada coun~ ty and also in the State, will bea means of making the hotel a popuJar place of—resort, while Mr. Carr will see that the ‘‘inner man’’ of the guests of the National shall not want for any of the delicacies of the market. Dick Gentry left*for the Bay yesterday morning to make purchases for additions to-the hotel. The firm will be known as Carr & Gentry. J. J. Ott’s Assay Office. We call attention to the advertise-’ ment of J. J,_O.t, in to-day’s Transorter. Owing to ill health, he has not been able to attend to business for several months, but having fully recovered, he is now prepared te asgay and refine gold and ores of every description. . Sulphurets also assayed. Mr. Ott established his assay Office in 1853, in this city, and from his thorough knowledge of the business, he guarantees satisfaction. His place of business,on Main street, has been newly refitted and painted, and those who need his services will find him ready to transact promptly all business entrusted to him, Robbing a Money Drawer. The money drawer.of L. Dreyfuss, on Spribg street, was broken open last week, and robbed of $35 or $40. The drawer<was a patent one, with a bell attachment. While the family ' were at supper, the thief crawled through a side window, and tock out the screws that held the drawer to the counter, and thus abstracted the money without making any noise. . iste. Gone East. A. J. Patrick, Esq., of the North San Jian Times, passed through this city, yesterday, on his way to Kansas. Patrick has made many friends in this county since he has resided here, and they all wish him a Pleasant trip. He intends to be absent six’ weeks. The ‘‘Times” must pay pretty well to stand the expense of its editor going on such a trip. Fi improving, We understand that L. A. Walling, father of J. M. Walling, our. worthy County Recorder, who has been neriously.ill for some time, is getting along finely. He has been improving in health for the past three days. Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors were yesterday engaged in overhauling road matters. We shall publish a full report of their doings to-morrow. The New Styles Have Arrived. Several prairie schooners were busy, yesterday, in unloading the { _ j/large stock of Fall and Winter Clothx ‘ing, selected by B. H. Miller, who has just returned from San Francisco. His stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, ete., is of the latest styles and really beautiful, and as large’as itis choice. Gentlemen are invited to call and ‘see the uew style suits, which are being seld at the lowest living rates. Mr. Miller has not forgotten the boys, either, for he has purchased the largest stock of Youths and Children’ 8 Clothing ever brought to Nevada City.’ Everybody should g0 tothe One Price Store of B. H. _, in Oda Wellowy' pulang, cae 817 © Abell, the well known Photogrsi® er, ofGrass Valley, will be in Nevada City during a few weeks,, for the} aecommodation of his friends and patrons. Having rented the Galley of Mrs. Rudolph, he will be ready to wait upon all, from Monday, Sept. 6 _and other complaints which prevail there . packages of HALF-DOZEN or mere. . tories. _/A. Fatexp tx Neep.—Dr. Wistar’s, Balsam of Wild Cherry, is a friend in need. Who has not found it such in curing all diseases of the lungs and throat, coughs, colds ‘and pulmonary affections, ann ‘“‘Inst, not least, consumption? ‘The sick are assured that thehigh standard of excellence on which the. popularity of this preparation is based. will al. ways be thaintained by the proprie-_ tors, Disease Recoils. From the system that has been invigo-1 rated and regulated by & course of that most benificent of all vegetable elixirs, Hpstett-y’s Stomach . Bitters. Such, at least, is the inference we are compelled to draw from the testimony of thousands of persang residing in unhealthy districts;whoattribute their escape from the epidemic jn thé Sprirg and autumn solely to the use of this great protective and prev@ntive medicine. Many westcrn and southern farmers and planters, as invariably as they sow and plant in the spring, and reap and” gather in the fall. administér it at those seasons to their families and employes, and; take it themeelyes from twice tqthree tim:s a day. The demand for it in the fever and. ague districts "borderh g on the Mississippi, Ohio and Arkansas Rivers is iminense; and wherever the ngtural conditions are such as to generate intermittent or remittent fevers, it is held in the highest ‘esteem, both as an antidote to the atmospheric virus which provokes them, and as a swift and certain remedy for those dismtressing forms of disease. It is almost unnecessary to say that this renowned tonic and renovatoris now generally accepted as a standard specific for indigestion, biliousnes, nervous distemper, rheumrtism, physical weakness and mental despondency, not only by the public at large, but by all unpredudiced medical men. The vast popularity these Bitters has of course led to many counterfeits and imitations, against which the community are — to-be on their guard. DRUGS! : them. “TELEGRAPH STAGE 60. . # gt GILBERT & WELLINGTON, acerca Throngh in ( in One Day. From North San Juan to Colfax, Sacramento and San FranNand after WEDNESDAY, MAY 28th, 1873, the company line of stages running between North San Juan and and Nevads City, will connect with Colfax stage, daily, leaving National Exchange Hotef, Nevada City, upon arrival of stage from Colfax, through to North San Juan same day from San Francisco, Returning, will leave North San Juan at 2:304,M., and arriving at Nevada City in time to connect with Colfax : pd Colfax, Sacramento and San Francisco MAKING THE TRIP THROUGH IN ONE carrying maiF and passengers DAY. ° W. H. DAVIDSON, ee National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City. » Nevada, May 27th, 1873s.. 4 6 FREIGHT BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, —TO— NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY. » CHEAPEVE 3 ROUTE. . iG; HOLLAND, ee eee Mark gooas, ‘-Care of C. Holland, Wheatland.” “Reams always-on hand to ‘goods convey through without delay. By sending goods this way there is a saving of $2.60 per ton either from —— or a Francisco. C.HOLLAND, jy8 wCWheatland. GEO. WOODS ‘& CO,’s is ORGANS. £5 ! FYE most recnerkatte inetresneat ever perfected; capable-of the most beautiful musical effects, and in the most elegant cases. ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC Should see them and hear their COMBINATION SOGBO STOPS. WM. G, BADGER, -Of 7 Sansome 8t., San Francisco, ha . _ je3n R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. Wholesale & Retail, . PRESTON’S. OOoDs ayers to. all __ of. the WF. county, by ‘express or freight lines. -ALL PATENT MEDICINES —AND— Toilet Goods ‘Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES — prepared at all hours, day or Preston’s Lemon Sugar. . Made fresh to order. ” A Large Invoice of ELASTIC STOCKINGS, _ And other Surgical gy ore just imported directly from Eastern Manufac-. CORKS, of all varieties and sises, by the

tens of thousazids. PAINTS, ons, VARVISHES, 1 BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, ACIDS and os , ORUCIBLES, AT ‘THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, —ar— K. M. PRESTON, Proprictor. Nevada; August 24. 1873. i . it 4 ih i , . ceased, ; N ig equal to that of Marden & it, and we Pie cutnas te of “at Cakes ccteoe apply to 3. J. : “ DIBBLE & BYRNE, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, [James K. Byrne, Notary Public.) FFICE—Next door to Post. Omics, Exchange Building Main Street, Grass Valley. cpl Notice to ¢ Creditors. (N THE MATTER of of the Estate of E. 0 Brown,deceased. Notice is hereby y the undersigned administratrix 0: ee above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons havin: claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this, notice, to the said parser gen eo ‘at the late residence of. dein Rough & Ready Township. LUCY 8. BROWN, Administratrix. Niles Searls, Atty. ° aug 9th Finest Coffee in the World . . Ys that manofactured by MARDEN & MYRICK, San Francisco. Coffee, oer will never of any grocer:in this county. It has been in use over twenty years, and the people have devided + that it is use any other. It can be THE BEST. Take no other kind if you want good '. Coffee. Sen Francisco, July 15th, 1873. od . THE WONDER OF THE AGE. U. S&S. A. Indian Root Bitters. CONTAINS NO ALOOHOL. 2 18 reconimended by all the prominent physicians in the East. For CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, BIL10U8 and CHRONIC DISEASES, COMPLAINTS and INDIGESTION, It has No equal. it. TR cod git ny arti baat Dealers can obtain it of San ,F bers of the agent for thi oma 418 Sacramento It can be had stores. isco job‘Street. No Family should be without it. Sian Francisco, July 16th, 1878.W. H. DAVIDSON. JUSTICE ov Tt THE SPAS. . tailing, Broad Beret, Nevads D ROOMS for wg heal MOL mA at his 8. K, Store, or acim ARCADE SALOON. _ DJOINING. Green wald’s Cigar Store, on A? Broad Street, Nevada City, A. B. CARLEY,' and friends and re queen invited easep in and eee me. ‘ m2 SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS q GREAT doy a Hyman Bros., 2 t OULD inform the people of Nevada Connty that they have purchased the Ciothing, &c. in the Store ) t ar 1 pee Cor chided of and Pine Streets, OF And are determined'to dispose of the entire stock Regardless : Piece . Prices ! AS WE WANT TO MAKE ROOM FOR Grandest Stock ‘GLOTHING ’ of this section Greater Bargains WE WANT YOU i . At a Low Figure ! EVER BROUGHT TO THIS OR 7 _. such as Blankets, Towels, Napkins, We intend to give the = A. BLUMENTHAL, OULD peapesttlty inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has purchased the Stock of IN THE STORE, st ON THE Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY, . And now offers every article in store at. LOWER RATES Than they can be bought ty or State. The stock consists in part of Dresa Goods ! Of every kind and quality, such as Silks of different kinds, Irish and French Poplins, Grenadines, Alpaccas, Merinos, Calicos and a great . many other kinds too numerous too metition, to which I invite the especial attention of the Ladies. HOUSE FURNISHING iGOODS ! th: hin tac wih bo Mann every article necessary for use in a family, Sheetings and many other things which purchasers need for eotafort : % Fancy Goods ! All of these Goods are first class and I intend to give the ladies as good if not better bargains in the : W. E Crawford's Fa PPOSITE THE EXPRESS OFFI GREAT _ armies, a . . HEAVY BARGAINS !. ! sas ; SND. SHELF HARDWARE, —~ — h a AGRICULTURAL — IMPLEMENTS, At the old stand, NEVADA. it Iron ii Steel,. Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. : ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves any where else in this coun. 3 HYDRAULIC PIPH,Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. 'SOLE AGENT FOR THE leer CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for se. Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. . Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous » SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. . AGENT FOR A. 8. FHALLIDIE'S Wire Rope! I have on hand asplendid stock of hee tind * re a. Goods in this line which embraces : ei ier so many articles that it is impossible a. to attempt to enumerate them, but I invite the Ladies to call and see . WOODEN WILLOW WARE. Si ™ —~ 1 GROCKERY “+. @LASSWARE ‘ei dai io Eek Se a # = oe -cieriahs eh sentences , Lamps and Chimneys. . pa.Call and examine prices before pur chasing elsewhere, for you can save money every time. No trouble to show geods and give priTin Ware made and repaired: Dry and Fancy Goods line than they taGas and Water Pipe of ali ie io 4 eT * kinds always on hand and. couHYMAN BROS. BS Se cee waneraies, . Our Breadand Piso t,. -W. H. CRAWFORD. A. = HOTEL AND et . «