September 21, 1873 (4 pages)

PACIBIC T, AT Bros’. RIUM nd Pine Sts., A CITY. DIRECT FROM THE ? CLOTHING, hie © % BING is Gurroney be aeal® sold for: Coin. Ge inmate Pag aca rmérly sold for ll for $37 50, Blue, and Brown 50, now $32 50. P Suite aeerly 50, ts, formenly 621 a: ts former's $20, te, dormsenty $16 bas , formeérky $20, ~~ I shades for Fall om $1 to $7ee wervieable t ONE PRI ~-LOGAL, AFF pe 4 ae " Brevities. a Only three’ couples have beer married -at North Sun Juan daring the past year--~ " Richard Kelsey, Seimeety. of ae city, has parchased @ ranch, containing 160 acres of land, situated about three miles from Petaluma, in Sonoma county, The Nevada people wis iter ded the State Fair‘have commenced coming baek after having spent a Pleascat Sacramento. They report musquitos there unusually ive: “ly and affectionate. Jas. A. Stidger, of North San : Juan, has lost @ music" ‘book. He can’t “toot his horn” without it, Probably he blowed his “horn under somebody's window once too often and per soqinenae his book was. stolen. ‘The large fire. that was seals {ast week, near the ranchjof Mr. Carey, says the San Juan ‘Times, was extinguished, hut some miscreant rekindled it, and. Tuesday and Wednesday it was raging with great force, about two miles and ahalf from town. Mr, Cary has: lost. many miles of . fence by this fire, and at oné time his house was-in. imminent danger. Other ranchers saved, their property by building back fires, and thus stopping it. Much wood has heen destroyed. A wretch who would do as malicious a thing as this ought to suffer the! utmost pent aya the Jaw. Caution, Hyman Brothers caution the BO lie against purchasing their clothing, gents’ furnishing goods, hats, -boots, rubber goods, boys’ clothing, . ladies . ‘and misses shoés’ and-slippers, be} fore examining their immense stock . ‘and prices. As they gét their goods ‘direct.'trom the Bust, they consequently can and will sell their goods . . fifteen per cent, less than any other «store in Nevada county. Recollect ’ We'have strictly one price. P. 8:Located ¢orner Broad and . , Pine streets, Nevada, Peres ae Holl of Honor, , r } , The following ‘numes are on the . , roll of honor of the Second Interme-. ‘diate’ schooly*in this city, .for the. month ending Sept, 19th, 1873, Miss . : Flora A. Cornell, Niicker; Charles . Marselus, Victor McNally, George Dodge, Skiff Martin, Willie Quigley, '« Althur Dodge, William Hart, James ‘Cashin, Eddie Jones, Bert Guild, . Tommy Hurst, Walter Holmes, Sam. . . mié Porter,Johu O’ Hearn, Liewallyn Boardman, May Seaman, Maggie Cashin, “Hellen Keenan, Lena Mannix,’ Lizzie Hutchinson, Maggie Coughlan, Nora McArthur, Keturah Arbogast, Lonisn Loubecker, Amelia Hook, Mattie Gregory, Jennie Adair, John Catlin, John McCauley, Abell’s, anh ahing. Sinem: On the way direct from the East, 818 and will arrive at the emporium of ‘Hyman Bros., corner of Broad and Pine ‘étreets, on the 24th or Qbth . inst., the latest styles of gentlemen’s and boys’ hats, which will be sold at greatly redaced rates. Our motto: Tae Geewdans. There will be no services at the Methodist Church to-day in’ onSequence of the absence of the pastor, who is in attendance at the annual Conference, ‘which ig. now in session at San Francisco, Runday sehool at the usual al hour. 7] The following is the roll aot hone: of the Grammar school,for the month Pa io J. Crowley teacher: Nolen, Minnie Irish, . “ Sarah McCoy, Ida Allen, Charles}pore ny ee Chapman,Frank fis than ever han eve [an P cestered Children’s, pictures @ specialty at Several . eats schooners were busy, , yesterday, in nnloading the large stock of Pall and Winter CG ing, selected: by BH? ‘Miner, sii has just’ returned from: . San Praneis ©o. His stock of Clothing, Furnishand: ‘really beautiful, and as lorge'as it is choice. Gentlemen are inyited to'call atid ‘see the new style suits, which are being seld atthe lowest . " living rates, Mr. Millet has, not forto Nevada City. Everybody should go tothe One Price Store of B. H’ Miller, in Odd: Fellows’: Building, . Broad_ Street, Nevada, sand secure bargains. si? A Panay IN Ries, —Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, isa friend {in need. Who has not found it such in curing all diseases af the lungs and throat, coughs,’ colds and _pulonary’ affections, ann. “‘last, not least; consumption? The sick are assured that’ the high standard ‘of excellence on which the popularity ‘of this preparation is, based. will always be maintained bythe proprie= ‘tors, —_ Half Alive. » It ise sad thing to pass throngh life only half alive. Yet theté are thousands whose habitual condition is one of languor and debility . They complain of no specific disease; they suffér fo‘ positive pain, but they have no relish for anything which sffords mental or senstious pleasure to their more robust and energetic fellow beings, Ta nine casés out of ten this state of 1aésitude and to stomach, Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and body. When the waste of uature is not supplied by # due and regniar Sesichtlatibe of of the fdod, every organ is starved, every function interrupted. Now, what does cofamon serse suggest under these circumstances’ of depression? The system needs Fopelne $00 1d Pegs in fy leer not merely for an or two, to sink Pitiable condition would do ‘f an gigas noi waslicaayy gin ih stim) t Miya resorted it id permanen’ ow is this. desirable object to t accomFounded The answer ff this question, funded ru the un ing experience of a uarter of a century easily given, Inike ne new Fist into the aigestve ve priest by by. mares of ney keane Nh bry waste th soma jaghehet ter Saqwich end bu iat) up ay th the mek at a ddket doses Of the great wesetalls tenis and invigorant baet digest what it, cite “vere until the cure is’ bac.s healthful. blood, fit to 1 ‘bral ye mare sect sof otra 3, flows thro B shatead) 8 on, instead of the watery pebulum with es ch’ they haye tiie bum! miitil fectly nourished, . ‘ Wholesale & Retail, pay fea OODS shipped to all ‘parts of the » 4 coanty, by express or freight lines. ALL PATENT MEDICINES —aND—~ { Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, . in ital esis annneeannaedees: more. PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES carefully prepared at all hvurs, day or . night. Preston’s Lemon Sugar. Made fresh to order. — A large Invoice of SHOULDER BRACES, _ TRUSSES, KNEE CAPS, * ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances just imon ha presage from kasterp _ManufacCORKS, of al} varicties and sizes, by the tens of thousands. me {eee PAINTS, OILs, BRUSHES, * ACIDS and fe bn cere asian mes Nevada cea Store, E. M. PRESTON, Proprietor, 4 ing Goods, etc., is of the latest styles . gotten the boys, either, for he has}” purchased the largest stock of Youths ; and Children’s Clothing ever brought . © arises from a morbid . . ting the fountaia head of puree . strength ani energy, the grea aa hen the ye NS OS organs “iepend fo for their : been taken, th le of, the het ‘tle will begin to fee grit itt bent ; c nts Appetite wh be Pakaba and aN arp tite oh 1e Materia or. a a Fall Opening ! Wednesday, SEPT. 24th, 1873, —-AT— : GOLDSMITH'S .—OF THE— . Largest ste ‘and Finest Stock of . + ‘EVER SEEN IN NEVADA CITY. THE BEST OF WILL BE SOLD AT LOWER RATES THAN EVER KNOWN Call and see the New Goods whether you wish to purchase} or not. A, Goldsmith. Dry 2 Fancy Goods; PRESTON’S. GOODS FOR THE PUBLIC GoQoD. B. H. MILLER, ao —A? THE— CLOTHING: STORE, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, P NEVADA CITY, as Just RECEIVED Stock of Clothing, Fur-_ nishing Goods, ete., Ever seen’in the Mountains, The asrortment comprises . NEW STYLE BUSINESSSUITS, FINE FROCK and DRESS \. SUITS, SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, FINE BEAVER SUITS, OREGON CASSIMERE ; PANTS, . ENGLISH CASSIMERE PANTS . And all the first ‘Glats. brands of Cassimere and Cloth Pants in the market. BOYS’ CLOTHING. ever brought to Nevada. A fine assortment of WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, Of the Latest Styles and made of the best material. Misses’ Youth’s and Boy's Boots and Shoes, of all Sizes and Descriptions, A fine Assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Of every style and make. For Miners he has selected a large and complete stock of RUBBER GOODS, Such as Coats, Pants, Boots, ete., of the best and most durable brands. He has also received the celebrated Patented Rivited * . Blue and White Uveralis. ‘Comforters and Blankets Of all agen and prices. An immense Stock. His stock of Underwear and Furnishing brought to Nevala City. ee . TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHEL3, UMBRELLAS, HATS, CAPS, ETC., She os rae Call at the ONE PRICE STORE, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ,, NEVADA CITY. . &. BLUMENTHAL, . . . at. a Low Figure ! XXX DIAGNOL surts, . of PALMER'S CHIVIOT sUITSs,. Dress Goods ! » FRENCH CASSIMERE PANTS,. f every kind and quality, such as "(Phe attention of, Parents ie called to the large and complete stock of Boys’ and Youth’s Clothing-—-the best and cheapest Goods ié larger and superior to any ever @REat BARGAINS F hh outirrieepecttitt thafoyth’ ‘the: peoadh a of Nevada eee and vicinity that the Stock of IN THE STORE, ON 7m Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. ‘NEVADA CITY, And now offer every artigle in store at LOWER RATES Than'they can be bought any where else in this county or State. + The stockconsists in part Po Silks of different kinds, Irish and French Poplins, Grenadines, Alpaccas, Merinos, Calicos, and a great many other kinds too numerous too. mention, to which I invite the especial attention of the Ladies. ~. GOODS! . Tn this line will be found every article necessary for use in a family, such as Blankets, Towels, Napkins, Sheetings and many other things which purchasers need for comfort and convenience. 4 Fancy Goods ! *~ T have on hand asplendid stock of Goods in this line which embraces go many articles that it is impossible to attempt to enumerate them, but I invite the Ladies to call and see this class of goods. t Millinery Goods ! The'stock in this line is large and everything that the ladies desire. 7 All of these Gath ive first class and l intend to give the ladies as good if not better bargains in the Dry and Fancy Goods line than they can get at any other establishment in this State, es 4. BLUMENTHAL: . Nevada, 40g 23, 1873. well selected and embraces almost Dry & : Fancy Goods. a . WEED SEWING MACHINE a HEAVY = . AND _ SHELF _. HARDWARE, Pmows, — = Bocce re AGRIC CULTURAL At the ota mane, O'RNE I THE on toner: AND NEVADA, a Tron and Steel,” Hells and Shovels, ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPH,Made to order and targed. Rubber Hose, Balting & Packing Doors and Windows, ,GLASS AND PUTTY, umes White Lead. : ‘ BOLE sseaahd FOR THR AVERILL cngEAL Paint Giant, California eal Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR TRE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. 'HALLIDIBS'S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer's Prices and Fieight. Lamps and Chimneys. tea, Call “a examine prices before pur chasing elsewhere, for you can save money evéry time, ces though “nary” cent changes hande. Tin Ware made and repaired. tGas and Water Pipe of ai! kinds always on hand and oonnections made with the City Water Works. 27 & 29 Main Etrori WOODEN . AND WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY : AND GLASSWARE No trouble to show goods and give pri2

PACIBIC T, AT Bros’. RIUM nd Pine Sts., A CITY. DIRECT FROM THE ? CLOTHING, hie © % BING is Gurroney be aeal® sold for: Coin. Ge inmate Pag aca rmérly sold for ll for $37 50, Blue, and Brown 50, now $32 50. P Suite aeerly 50, ts, formenly 621 a: ts former's $20, te, dormsenty $16 bas , formeérky $20, ~~ I shades for Fall om $1 to $7ee wervieable t ONE PRI ~-LOGAL, AFF pe 4 ae " Brevities. a Only three’ couples have beer married -at North Sun Juan daring the past year--~ " Richard Kelsey, Seimeety. of ae city, has parchased @ ranch, containing 160 acres of land, situated about three miles from Petaluma, in Sonoma county, The Nevada people wis iter ded the State Fair‘have commenced coming baek after having spent a Pleascat Sacramento. They report musquitos there unusually ive: “ly and affectionate. Jas. A. Stidger, of North San : Juan, has lost @ music" ‘book. He can’t “toot his horn” without it, Probably he blowed his “horn under somebody's window once too often and per soqinenae his book was. stolen.. ‘The large fire. that was seals {ast week, near the ranchjof Mr. Carey, says the San Juan ‘Times, was extinguished, hut some miscreant rekindled it, and. Tuesday and Wednesday it was raging with great force, about two miles and ahalf from town. Mr, Cary has: lost. many miles of . fence by this fire, and at oné time his house was-in. imminent danger.. Other ranchers saved, their property by building back fires, and thus stopping it. Much wood has heen destroyed. A wretch who would do as malicious a thing as this ought to suffer the! utmost pent aya the Jaw. Caution, Hyman Brothers caution the BO lie against purchasing their clothing, gents’ furnishing goods, hats, -boots, rubber goods, boys’ clothing, . ladies . ‘and misses shoés’ and-slippers, be} fore examining their immense stock . ‘and prices. As they gét their goods ‘direct.'trom the Bust, they consequently can and will sell their goods . . fifteen per cent, less than any other «store in Nevada county. Recollect ’ We'have strictly one price. P. 8:Located ¢orner Broad and . , Pine streets, Nevada, Peres ae Holl of Honor, , r } , The following ‘numes are on the . , roll of honor of the Second Interme-. ‘diate’ schooly*in this city, .for the. month ending Sept, 19th, 1873, Miss . : Flora A. Cornell, Niicker; Charles . Marselus, Victor McNally, George Dodge, Skiff Martin, Willie Quigley, '« Althur Dodge, William Hart, James ‘Cashin, Eddie Jones, Bert Guild, . Tommy Hurst, Walter Holmes, Sam. . . mié Porter,Johu O’ Hearn, Liewallyn Boardman, May Seaman, Maggie Cashin, “Hellen Keenan, Lena Mannix,’ Lizzie Hutchinson, Maggie Coughlan, Nora McArthur, Keturah Arbogast, Lonisn Loubecker, Amelia Hook, Mattie Gregory, Jennie Adair, John Catlin, John McCauley, Abell’s, anh ahing. Sinem: On the way direct from the East, 818 and will arrive at the emporium of ‘Hyman Bros., corner of Broad and Pine ‘étreets, on the 24th or Qbth . inst., the latest styles of gentlemen’s and boys’ hats, which will be sold at greatly redaced rates. Our motto: Tae Geewdans. There will be no services at the Methodist Church to-day in’ onSequence of the absence of the pastor, who is in attendance at the annual Conference, ‘which ig. now in session at San Francisco, Runday sehool at the usual al hour. 7] The following is the roll aot hone: of the Grammar school,for the month Pa io J. Crowley teacher: Nolen, Minnie Irish, . “ Sarah McCoy, Ida Allen, Charles}pore ny ee Chapman,Frank fis than ever han eve [an P cestered Children’s, pictures @ specialty at Several . eats schooners were busy, , yesterday, in nnloading the large stock of Pall and Winter CG ing, selected: by BH? ‘Miner, sii has just’ returned from: . San Praneis ©o. His stock of Clothing, Furnishand: ‘really beautiful, and as lorge'as it is choice. Gentlemen are inyited to'call atid ‘see the new style suits, which are being seld atthe lowest . " living rates, Mr. Millet has, not forto Nevada City. Everybody should go tothe One Price Store of B. H’ Miller, in Odd: Fellows’: Building, . Broad_ Street, Nevada, sand secure bargains. si? A Panay IN Ries, —Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, isa friend {in need. Who has not found it such in curing all diseases af the lungs and throat, coughs,’ colds and _pulonary’ affections, ann. “‘last, not least; consumption? The sick are assured that’ the high standard ‘of excellence on which the popularity ‘of this preparation is, based. will always be maintained bythe proprie= ‘tors, —_ Half Alive. » It ise sad thing to pass throngh life only half alive. Yet theté are thousands whose habitual condition is one of languor and debility . They complain of no specific disease; they suffér fo‘ positive pain, but they have no relish for anything which sffords mental or senstious pleasure to their more robust and energetic fellow beings, Ta nine casés out of ten this state of 1aésitude and to stomach, Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and body. When the waste of uature is not supplied by # due and regniar Sesichtlatibe of of the fdod, every organ is starved, every function interrupted. Now, what does cofamon serse suggest under these circumstances’ of depression? The system needs Fopelne $00 1d Pegs in fy leer not merely for an or two, to sink Pitiable condition would do ‘f an gigas noi waslicaayy gin ih stim) t Miya resorted it id permanen’ ow is this. desirable object to t accomFounded The answer ff this question, funded ru the un ing experience of a uarter of a century easily given, Inike ne new Fist into the aigestve ve priest by by. mares of ney keane Nh bry waste th soma jaghehet ter Saqwich end bu iat) up ay th the mek at a ddket doses Of the great wesetalls tenis and invigorant baet digest what it, cite “vere until the cure is’ bac.s healthful. blood, fit to 1 ‘bral ye mare sect sof otra 3, flows thro B shatead) 8 on, instead of the watery pebulum with es ch’ they haye tiie bum! miitil fectly nourished, . ‘ Wholesale & Retail, pay fea OODS shipped to all ‘parts of the » 4 coanty, by express or freight lines. ALL PATENT MEDICINES —aND—~ { Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, . in ital esis annneeannaedees: more. PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES carefully prepared at all hvurs, day or . night. Preston’s Lemon Sugar. Made fresh to order. — A large Invoice of SHOULDER BRACES, _ TRUSSES, KNEE CAPS, * ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances just imon ha presage from kasterp _ManufacCORKS, of al} varicties and sizes, by the tens of thousands. me {eee PAINTS, OILs, BRUSHES,

* ACIDS and fe bn cere asian mes Nevada cea Store, E. M. PRESTON, Proprietor, 4 ing Goods, etc., is of the latest styles . gotten the boys, either, for he has}” purchased the largest stock of Youths ; and Children’s Clothing ever brought . © arises from a morbid . . ting the fountaia head of puree . strength ani energy, the grea aa hen the ye NS OS organs “iepend fo for their : been taken, th le of, the het ‘tle will begin to fee grit itt bent ; c nts Appetite wh be Pakaba and aN arp tite oh 1e Materia or. a a Fall Opening ! Wednesday, SEPT. 24th, 1873, —-AT— : GOLDSMITH'S .—OF THE— . Largest ste ‘and Finest Stock of . + ‘EVER SEEN IN NEVADA CITY. THE BEST OF WILL BE SOLD AT LOWER RATES THAN EVER KNOWN Call and see the New Goods whether you wish to purchase} or not. A, Goldsmith. Dry 2 Fancy Goods; PRESTON’S. GOODS FOR THE PUBLIC GoQoD. B. H. MILLER, ao —A? THE— CLOTHING: STORE, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, P NEVADA CITY, as Just RECEIVED Stock of Clothing, Fur-_ nishing Goods, ete., Ever seen’in the Mountains, The asrortment comprises . NEW STYLE BUSINESSSUITS, FINE FROCK and DRESS \. SUITS, SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, FINE BEAVER SUITS, OREGON CASSIMERE ; PANTS, . ENGLISH CASSIMERE PANTS . And all the first ‘Glats. brands of Cassimere and Cloth Pants in the market. BOYS’ CLOTHING. ever brought to Nevada. A fine assortment of WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, Of the Latest Styles and made of the best material. Misses’ Youth’s and Boy's Boots and Shoes, of all Sizes and Descriptions, A fine Assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Of every style and make. For Miners he has selected a large and complete stock of RUBBER GOODS, Such as Coats, Pants, Boots, ete., of the best and most durable brands. He has also received the celebrated Patented Rivited * . Blue and White Uveralis. ‘Comforters and Blankets Of all agen and prices. An immense Stock. His stock of Underwear and Furnishing brought to Nevala City. ee . TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHEL3, UMBRELLAS, HATS, CAPS, ETC., She os rae Call at the ONE PRICE STORE, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ,, NEVADA CITY. . &. BLUMENTHAL, . . . at. a Low Figure ! XXX DIAGNOL surts, . of PALMER'S CHIVIOT sUITSs,. Dress Goods ! » FRENCH CASSIMERE PANTS,. f every kind and quality, such as "(Phe attention of, Parents ie called to the large and complete stock of Boys’ and Youth’s Clothing-—-the best and cheapest Goods ié larger and superior to any ever @REat BARGAINS F hh outirrieepecttitt thafoyth’ ‘the: peoadh a of Nevada eee and vicinity that the Stock of IN THE STORE, ON 7m Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. ‘NEVADA CITY, And now offer every artigle in store at LOWER RATES Than'they can be bought any where else in this county or State. + The stockconsists in part Po Silks of different kinds, Irish and French Poplins, Grenadines, Alpaccas, Merinos, Calicos, and a great many other kinds too numerous too. mention, to which I invite the especial attention of the Ladies. ~. GOODS! . Tn this line will be found every article necessary for use in a family, such as Blankets, Towels, Napkins, Sheetings and many other things which purchasers need for comfort and convenience. 4 Fancy Goods ! *~ T have on hand asplendid stock of Goods in this line which embraces go many articles that it is impossible to attempt to enumerate them, but I invite the Ladies to call and see this class of goods. t Millinery Goods ! The'stock in this line is large and everything that the ladies desire. 7 All of these Gath ive first class and l intend to give the ladies as good if not better bargains in the Dry and Fancy Goods line than they can get at any other establishment in this State, es 4. BLUMENTHAL: . Nevada, 40g 23, 1873. well selected and embraces almost Dry & : Fancy Goods. a . WEED SEWING MACHINE a HEAVY = . AND _ SHELF _. HARDWARE, Pmows, — = Bocce re AGRIC CULTURAL At the ota mane, O'RNE I THE on toner: AND NEVADA, a Tron and Steel,” Hells and Shovels, ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPH,Made to order and targed. Rubber Hose, Balting & Packing Doors and Windows, ,GLASS AND PUTTY, umes White Lead. : ‘ BOLE sseaahd FOR THR AVERILL cngEAL Paint Giant, California eal Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR TRE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. 'HALLIDIBS'S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer's Prices and Fieight. Lamps and Chimneys. tea, Call “a examine prices before pur chasing elsewhere, for you can save money evéry time, ces though “nary” cent changes hande. Tin Ware made and repaired. tGas and Water Pipe of ai! kinds always on hand and oonnections made with the City Water Works. 27 & 29 Main Etrori WOODEN . AND WILLOW WARE. CROCKERY : AND GLASSWARE No trouble to show goods and give pri2