April 22, 1882 (4 pages)

re i y ee THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . NEVADA CITY, CAL, Malt Established in 1860. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors Nevada County Oficial Pres, . iiss: “or pornape they ec rere of losing what they have already made, SATURDAY, APRIL 22. THE ONLY WwaY TO DO IT. It is commonly agreed that the only way to rid ourselves of the Chinese is to quit helping them make a@ good living in our. midst, In San Francisco many of the very leading citizens are joining leagues and taking the following pledge: Wuereas, Chinese im mn to the United States is Gotrtedetean to the -bestinterestsof the white Trace, and, if not speedily checked ' and prevented, will lead to the degradation and death thereof; be it Resolved, By the mem rs of the cisco, whose names are hereunto subwees sre oh ae ag owingly, ectly or indirectly, y Chinese, Second—That we inese, not knowingl any rag Third— hat os paying Chinon, purI y chase any goods, either directly or indirectly, manufactured in America by Chinese labor Fourth—And we further pledge ourselves to aid, sustain, ree. and defend by every. available means our co-workers herein, and that we will use all lawful means to remove the . Chinese from our midst and frofi our shores now and forever. It_is-believed this movement can be made. so universal all over the coast as to accomplish the desired purpose. Politics has nothing to” do with it, and it will not if properly managed have anything to do with Politics. “No howling demagogues should be permitted to make a tool of it, although doubtless there will be plenty of a certain school to try it, There is some talk that the league pledge should have incorporated into it a proviso naming the first of January next as the date when every Chinese employe should have been discharged, This is Zach. Montgomery’s suggestion, ond it is not a badone. Large manufacturers and other men employing numerous Chinese could not change their forces on a day’s notice, but must have time to hunt up competent white labor. Every town on the Pacific Coast should help to settle the Chinese j trouble, now that it can be: done so easily. To make the crusade a success, the rich as well as the poor, the employers as well as the employed— in fact all classes of citizens, must lend their support to the measure by carrying out the principles presented in the league pledge. ETE TERE LATEST NEWS, There is a rumor that Haverly, the theatre manager, died in London Wednesday. a $ b tue aw IR Location good. Market. ap22 lating the Sunday law, and was fined 0 * A terrible cyclone visited Brownsville, Mo., Wednesday, Several persons were killed and many buildings ruined. Edward J. Wambold, the well known negro minstrel, known as “Dave” Wambold, died in New York Tuesday. Italian brigands abducted a prominent citizen of Palermo, and only released him upon payment of a ransom of £2,000, An anti-Irish riot vccurred in Cornwall, in which the Catholic church waa wrecked, together with the houses of the Irishmen. J — Belden and Spencer of San Jose, have decided that. the City Justice has no jurisdiction in cases of violation of the Sunday law. It has been decided to send the United States steamer Tro. uis, now . at Mare Island, Cal,, to the relief of the officers and crew of theRodgers. L. F, Mouton, of Colusa county, is about to finish the large levee he has been building on the east side of the Sacramento river between Co. lusa and Butte slough, He will engage extensively in jute growing, and will use Butte creek in the process of rotting the jute, He proposes also to cultivate rice on a small scale, as an experiment, Charles A. Dana of the San, presided Wednesda evening at the reception in New York, Ot FO Connor. The hall was crowded, and well known citizens were on the ate O'Connor said that the d Act of Gladstone was not a ractical or final settlement of the land question, but the pretense that it was extended the present system of landlordism and tack-rents, (’Connor was given $1,988 to take to] m Treland. is on erty to the which duties tional these which which to be self eq lem. less of The ing the putin o mourn the_ballet -would:-have be virtuous. from sheer necessity, } AN APPRECIATIVE OLSERVER, guished honor. has hitherto not been of the number Page’s representative ability, neither fave we been strongly moeremes with what now appears to sterling worth. The fact is, he lacked only the opportunity tomake areoord, and he has succeede.! beyond the expectation friends, is instructed to draw up a law definere OUR EXCHANGES. Minute Interviews With the Chiefs or the Sanctum. TOO SHARP FOR THEM, The bunko men, hi fleeeed ; ‘Hon. Charen nn, Seg r. AN ENGINE OF REFORM. (8. F, Daily Exchange.) A Chinaman was killed by a trapgun while attem P ti to.rob the} # , loomfield mine a A set gun i Q) 0 K admirable way to protect prop. " B from sneak thieves. It is a pity that something of that sort cannot be devised cashiers from getting depositors’ funds, And whata fearful pr tance: there would be throughout to keep bank away with the]. were such ah invention ration. Churches would eir deacons, and the pets of. (San Jose Mercury. } Our Congresman, Page, from the Second District, is endearing himself heart of every Californian, not only for the clear-headed manner. in he is discharging. his ~ public genera'ly, but for the specialy energetic. and able manner in which he pushed the Anti-Chinese bills through his branch of the ©NaLegislature. He has worked early and late for the success of measures, and to a purpose, marks him as possessing the highest qualifications for the position he is filling with such distinhile the Mercury little or under-estimate Mr, his of his most ardent Mr. Page has proved himual to the occasion, and he_ is entitled to the warmest gratitude of the people of this coast, Many Americans, Germans and {nglish. with a few Russians, have opened the pilgrim season to JerusaMonday of this week was the day when men, women and children lunge into the River Jordan, the thing places of the Latins and Greeks being laced far apart so as to prevent that the bathing is done ts. One writer says “‘vegardappearances,” Council of the Russian Empire position of the Jews in Russia. now City Treasurer. FOR CITY TREASURER. E hptaleoae 8. EDWARDS is. hereby anA nced asa candidate for the office of ° OX NIGHT ONLY? THURSDAY EVEN'C, APRIL 27th,. 1882. *CALENDER’St Colored Minstrels THE GREAT! _ 42° The Immense Company, among which "®\ 4M ore the Greatest Banjoist in thea 497 Wor! am7rty The Steamboat Race on the issssipyi AND 1 Buggy Horse, will work single or double. 1 four-spring Wagon. 1 set of double Harness, 3 House Lots in city limits. — 427 ents ! Clara Jenkin’s Tea Par-@a 4@THE DOG CIRCUS. wa Beautiful-Fiorida Swamp Scene. NEW TO MINSTRELSY. Reserved Seats at Vinton’s Drug Store. For Sale Cheap. © comprising NEVADA THE ATRE, es Ties ay , THE ONLY! ¢ THE ORIGINAL! 9 ld ! Osear Wilde's Constitu-"&a ! The Levee Roustabouts ea ed to. MANY OTHER FEATURES a2, NEVADA CITY SOMETHING NEW And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom Prices for Cash! Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit @ continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods, All goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attendVOGELMAN & WEBBER, —IN— BOOTS ¢ SHOES VOGELMAN & WEBBER ; AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILH ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN NCISCO, # full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, Jadies, misses and children many new styles for Spring an Summer wear. A full assortment of _ Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always on hand. New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Opera Slippers, Vassar and Sandals, Ete., We keep the largest and best Stock in the City frem' which to seleet. Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. Valuable Lots For I Will Sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each feet deep, for $450 per lot, on installment plan of $1 onth. Interest one per cent per month. A guarSale, Lot 40 feet front, 190 Intelligence is received of a terri. antee title by A. Sanford. SIX CANS OF le affair at Barnard, Missouri, A od = murdered a man named Al-. Enquire on the premises, or of CLOCK BAKING POWDER, ne et gine in cold blood. . : J, ANDERSON f € citizens turned out and ran the : : teed , istacti tramp to cover, and fouud him shela pena Tn — es _ “ae rete tered securely in a ot of cord wood, get ee where he could not be got at, They FOR CITY MARSHAL. ue ee ee Were Soally determined to blaze’him out, and tles filled with troleum were placed against the arricade, E RASTUS BALDRIDGE will be a can. BREAD THAN ANY: OTHERBRAND. AND IT IS THE BEST. ——0——— 4@ For sale by the following well-known SOMETHING NEW! BUT THE BEST ! CLOCK BAKING POWDER A FINE NICKELIPLATED CLOCK, guar. anteed to last as long’as any lock, 0 00 per! GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY to be a perfect timepiece, and WHAT bE —0—0—0-—0—0—~9-—-0-—0. Scarfs—‘‘Leighton, “Pantheon.” ranted fast colors and not to shrink. ever brought to this county, Special Atractins for Spring aad. Soamer IN GENTLEMEN'S SHOES: “PRINCE ALBERT,” “ALEXIs,” “ENGLISH BALMORAGS,” AND 20 OTHER NEAT AND DURABLE KINDS. ef Odd Fellow’s Building, IS 2 FASHION’S HEADQUARTERS. <3 B. H. MILLER, BROAD OTSERT... earl :.ce m NEVADA CITY. IN DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED SUITS; ES CHILOREN'S, for ages from 3 to 16 years, ES YOU'S, for ages from 10 to 18 years. \ 2" MENS, for all ages, sizes and shapes. CUT IN THE LATEST NEW YORK AND PARIS STYLES, OF ALL THE MOST POPULAR FABRICS. 0. In Geutlemen’s Neckwear : Ties—‘South Park,” ” “Trocadero,” “Four-in-Hand,” “Bradford,” and 100 other patterns In Gentlemen's Hats : Straw— “Bronze Mixed Canton,” ‘Feather Edy ed Fayal,’, DPress—‘‘Vanderbilt,” “Broadway,” “Nutria,” and 50 other styles for 1882, “Swansdewn” Underwear—Handsome, Durable, Cheap and Comfortable, People about. to travel should examine my iminenso assortment of Saratog: Trunks, Just be cary iy Fi full line of Ladies’ Fine French Kid Shoes—the best lot Fi. MIiLUarR Broad Street, Nevada City. —0—0—0-—0—0—0—0—o0—— Spring and Stmmer ! Y TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY. APRIL 22, 1882. a RO A NCEE DEMS nn ant COMING! “Oscar Wilde,” *‘Quartzite,” WarWILL BE SOLD AT cost! —AT— W.R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS. if N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and ‘Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! os I guarantee all goods in my store. to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, Ss and second to none in the market, And well adapted for the raising Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES 4 . should call early-and secure choice of sizes. Of Vegetables, Fruit or Hay. as well as great bargains. For particulars inquire on the place, or adMy stock must be reduced to make room dresg for my mammoth Spring invoice, ade MEAGHER, WM. R. COR, a20-I0t = PLO. Washington, Nevada Co.,Cal Corner Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City. Mar3FOR CITY ASSESSOR. A didate f office ies Car — se tea Bolg City Marshal. Election Monday. wae ~y P 9 eea authorized to guarantee it Si tatee ge adie . TREASURER Bee i fifteen holes bein ee ; : found-in him’ ‘Re Papers, letters i eich J.J. JACKSON, W. H. SMITH. anything leading to his identification See: ee were found, It is thought he was Sat aE ING: fo Borobiy <I come Castle Bros, & Loupe, Manutacturers,:: insane, of City Treasurer. “Election May Ist. San Francisco, April 21—2w farmrornre ting Hci ae Sea . PROPERTY FOR SALE, O* ACCOUNT OF FAILING HEALTH JAMES MEACHER WOULD LIKE TO SELL HIS PLACE, SITUATED 9N THE NORTH SIDE OF T ONE MILE: ABOVE WASHINGTON, SIX ACRES, ALL FENCED, mn. H Street, will be promptly attended to, E petor Bullding ein reagy to fl allf ° kinds of Lumber kept constantly —_—_— SOUTH YUBA RIVER, ABOUT —— NEW SAW MILL, ~ At Reek Creek. : L. & D. MARSH, Preprictors. NEW MILL at Rock Creek. is comfor Building or Mining Lum % Onders lett at the office on Boulder <e BEARNHARD ) (Hyman? BRO A oe HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR Anal Spring_and_ Summer -soply OF MENS’, YOUTH'S and BOY'S. Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Ayo Evenvrume Usuaccy Fouxo ma Finst Cuass Cioruine. House; ~~ ourcinnm paper, : The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public to the large assortment of = 4 —“—CnoTHIN oa— We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND» MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. pe ; Onur facilities in business enables us to sell goods Cheaper Than “Any Other House-in-the County’ . Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we: therefore Propose to sell goods so low that competition will be out of the ‘question. WE MEAN BUSINESS, HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale euena . 7 Murray Street, New York, q 216, 218 Cal, St., San Francisco, j Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. ' COR. BROAD & PINE STS,, NEVADA CITY, -Taties and Gelamen . Your earnest’ attention, your careful perusal of this advertisement is requested, that you may . EXAMINE OUR PRICES IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER HOUSES ! Perhaps it will mark a new era in your history—2 a change in the tide’of. your fortune. A pebble in the streamlet cast has changed the course of many a river. A dew drop on the tiny plant has warped the giant oak forever. We beg to inforna you that-we intend offering’ 'to the public a Wonderful Bargains in Laces, White Gaonds, Ruchngs, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, COLLARETTS, EZ And Thousands of European Novelties, <3 O READ: THIS PRICE LIST ! Mohair Dress Goods.. Gent’s Silk Scarf Forms. . . 50, 25 cts proea » 124° ( Linen Ba@eii 2. 4, 3,” A BS Mammil Cloth, only . . . . . 124 . Lace Edging, 3, 5,.7 to.. g Jorsets.. ise ae RaS ea 49 ‘* ) Table Linen, ver heavy. 25." Ladies Silk Hankerchiefs. 49 Fine LinenTowels, 9-to. 124“ ies Heavy Hose,only.. 9 ‘* ? Hoop Skirtsy. Seti 2k. BY 49‘ Ladies.Cellnloid Bracelets. 39 « Knowlton’s Black Ink,only. 5 “ Pansy Earrings, only. .,.. 5°“? Bhoal Twit, tree. Satety Pins. 2% 0 Pe, 5 “* ? 402 two-bit Cardcello Silk. td Jet Farrings.0... 9 **? All wool Flannel Sacking.. 69 Beautiful Jet, Brooches.. . 9 * ¢ 40.inch Cashmere, only.,. 49° « Flora Hair Ping.) .., . . 25-** ) Beautiful Black Silk Fringe. 49 “ Children’s Handkerchiefs. . isch Ot Fine Rnching, only ... Barbars Linen Thread.._. 9: *4 Wire Magnetic Hair Brushes 25 ‘ Heavy Linen Crash.,. 1246 Coral Pins. .. , O:4 Two-Bit Bottle Shoe Dressing 9 * Children’s Very heavy Hose. 19 « Gents’ full finished Socks. 28 « Gent’s Handkerchiefs. . etre: Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne,. 19 ‘¢ Ladies Back Com! s, 9, 25 and 49 ** Misses Handsome Neck Chains ies Misses Lisle Thread Gloves. 19 + Six-Bit _** __ Cream De Leis 39-* Colored Cot. Flannel.forSacks 25 « Two-Bit ‘* Cologne.. 9 ‘* ) Beautiful Ties, 2 PAS ii 25 ‘* Beautiful Kid Gloves. ._ +. 39% go ; Nearly all two bit articles. . Gent’s Collar Buttons. 2h, 9, 25*¢ ; i PLEASE DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT, With strict adherence to. the following rules we intend to push steadily forward: HONORABLE DEALING, PROMPT AND POLITE ATTEN. TION, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, AND -NO MISREPRESENTATION., Yours Respectfully, & SHALLENBERGER, AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE. . _ HAIR GOODS . Water Waves fom) ; $1 to $10. : Hair Switches from $2 to $50. Invisible Hair Nets HInvisible Pins, Curls, ‘Puffs, Frizzetes,. &c., all selling at very.low Peiprices, =.” Call at the Nationar, Exduancr Hori; > RP. UPTON, Jr, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, é F money ir se 1 ee ie 1} The made Schoo 2\st: Seni Hutch ‘ Jennie 94; Mi 94; He 87; M: Mid 96; Li 93; Hi tello, John . 94; Cl nix, 8 Juni Mamie 98; A Stenge Mattis: Annie . 86; Sai son, § Sims, § Keller, lie Naf John . 92; Ms ler, 98. q A fe lished i that.a . held in the pu: dates fc The per notice 5 far as w that he all by h A caref ness me rections who knc posed «x no-one-s out any purposes The fs ter of ho extreme. unfortun declarin; he can ti and othe cabinets Japanese tieres, Menes The D Audit found th correct ¢ follows: . 46, curre 925,46, ~ he T' its well-e advertisit Therefore much jnt day; “but room ina himself as of City T resided he well and . r Fe New.-€ “hams, jus low, by. 3 Mr a

re i y ee THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . NEVADA CITY, CAL, Malt Established in 1860. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors Nevada County Oficial Pres, . iiss: “or pornape they ec rere of losing what they have already made, SATURDAY, APRIL 22. THE ONLY WwaY TO DO IT. It is commonly agreed that the only way to rid ourselves of the Chinese is to quit helping them make a@ good living in our. midst, In San Francisco many of the very leading citizens are joining leagues and taking the following pledge: Wuereas, Chinese im mn to the United States is Gotrtedetean to the -bestinterestsof the white Trace, and, if not speedily checked ' and prevented, will lead to the degradation and death thereof; be it Resolved, By the mem rs of the cisco, whose names are hereunto subwees sre oh ae ag owingly, ectly or indirectly, y Chinese, Second—That we inese, not knowingl any rag Third— hat os paying Chinon, purI y chase any goods, either directly or indirectly, manufactured in America by Chinese labor Fourth—And we further pledge ourselves to aid, sustain, ree. and defend by every. available means our co-workers herein, and that we will use all lawful means to remove the . Chinese from our midst and frofi our shores now and forever. It_is-believed this movement can be made. so universal all over the coast as to accomplish the desired purpose. Politics has nothing to” do with it, and it will not if properly managed have anything to do with Politics. “No howling demagogues should be permitted to make a tool of it, although doubtless there will be plenty of a certain school to try it, There is some talk that the league pledge should have incorporated into it a proviso naming the first of January next as the date when every Chinese employe should have been discharged, This is Zach. Montgomery’s suggestion, ond it is not a badone. Large manufacturers and other men employing numerous Chinese could not change their forces on a day’s notice, but must have time to hunt up competent white labor. Every town on the Pacific Coast should help to settle the Chinese j trouble, now that it can be: done so easily. To make the crusade a success, the rich as well as the poor, the employers as well as the employed— in fact all classes of citizens, must lend their support to the measure by carrying out the principles presented in the league pledge. ETE TERE LATEST NEWS, There is a rumor that Haverly, the theatre manager, died in London Wednesday. a $ b tue aw IR Location good. Market. ap22 lating the Sunday law, and was fined 0 * A terrible cyclone visited Brownsville, Mo., Wednesday, Several persons were killed and many buildings ruined. Edward J. Wambold, the well known negro minstrel, known as “Dave” Wambold, died in New York Tuesday. Italian brigands abducted a prominent citizen of Palermo, and only released him upon payment of a ransom of £2,000, An anti-Irish riot vccurred in Cornwall, in which the Catholic church waa wrecked, together with the houses of the Irishmen. J — Belden and Spencer of San Jose, have decided that. the City Justice has no jurisdiction in cases of violation of the Sunday law. It has been decided to send the United States steamer Tro. uis, now . at Mare Island, Cal,, to the relief of the officers and crew of theRodgers. L. F, Mouton, of Colusa county, is about to finish the large levee he has been building on the east side of the Sacramento river between Co. lusa and Butte slough, He will engage extensively in jute growing, and will use Butte creek in the process of rotting the jute, He proposes also to cultivate rice on a small scale, as an experiment, Charles A. Dana of the San, presided Wednesda evening at the reception in New York, Ot FO Connor. The hall was crowded, and well known citizens were on the ate O'Connor said that the d Act of Gladstone was not a ractical or final settlement of the land question, but the pretense that it was extended the present system of landlordism and tack-rents, (’Connor was given $1,988 to take to] m Treland. is on erty to the which duties tional these which which to be self eq lem. less of The ing the putin o mourn the_ballet -would:-have be virtuous. from sheer necessity, } AN APPRECIATIVE OLSERVER, guished honor. has hitherto not been of the number Page’s representative ability, neither fave we been strongly moeremes with what now appears to sterling worth. The fact is, he lacked only the opportunity tomake areoord, and he has succeede.! beyond the expectation friends, is instructed to draw up a law definere OUR EXCHANGES. Minute Interviews With the Chiefs or the Sanctum. TOO SHARP FOR THEM, The bunko men, hi fleeeed ; ‘Hon. Charen nn, Seg r. AN ENGINE OF REFORM. (8. F, Daily Exchange.) A Chinaman was killed by a trapgun while attem P ti to.rob the} # , loomfield mine a A set gun i Q) 0 K admirable way to protect prop. " B from sneak thieves. It is a pity that something of that sort cannot be devised cashiers from getting depositors’ funds, And whata fearful pr tance: there would be throughout to keep bank away with the]. were such ah invention ration. Churches would eir deacons, and the pets of. (San Jose Mercury. } Our Congresman, Page, from the Second District, is endearing himself heart of every Californian, not only for the clear-headed manner. in he is discharging. his ~ public genera'ly, but for the specialy energetic. and able manner in which he pushed the Anti-Chinese bills through his branch of the ©NaLegislature. He has worked early and late for the success of measures, and to a purpose, marks him as possessing the highest qualifications for the position he is filling with such distinhile the Mercury little or under-estimate Mr, his of his most ardent Mr. Page has proved himual to the occasion, and he_ is entitled to the warmest gratitude of the people of this coast, Many Americans, Germans and {nglish. with a few Russians, have opened the pilgrim season to JerusaMonday of this week was the day when men, women and children lunge into the River Jordan, the thing places of the Latins and Greeks being laced far apart so as to prevent that the bathing is done ts. One writer says “‘vegardappearances,” Council of the Russian Empire position of the Jews in Russia. now City Treasurer. FOR CITY TREASURER. E hptaleoae 8. EDWARDS is. hereby anA nced asa candidate for the office of ° OX NIGHT ONLY? THURSDAY EVEN'C, APRIL 27th,. 1882. *CALENDER’St Colored Minstrels THE GREAT! _ 42° The Immense Company, among which "®\ 4M ore the Greatest Banjoist in thea 497 Wor! am7rty The Steamboat Race on the issssipyi AND 1 Buggy Horse, will work single or double. 1 four-spring Wagon. 1 set of double Harness, 3 House Lots in city limits. — 427 ents ! Clara Jenkin’s Tea Par-@a 4@THE DOG CIRCUS. wa Beautiful-Fiorida Swamp Scene. NEW TO MINSTRELSY. Reserved Seats at Vinton’s Drug Store. For Sale Cheap. © comprising NEVADA THE ATRE, es Ties ay , THE ONLY! ¢ THE ORIGINAL! 9 ld ! Osear Wilde's Constitu-"&a ! The Levee Roustabouts ea ed to. MANY OTHER FEATURES a2, NEVADA CITY SOMETHING NEW And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at Bottom Prices for Cash! Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit @ continuance of the same, and ask Everybody to Give us a Call. No trouble to show goods, All goods guaranteed as represented. Orders from the Country promptly attendVOGELMAN & WEBBER, —IN— BOOTS ¢ SHOES VOGELMAN & WEBBER ; AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILH ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN NCISCO, # full line of Boots and Shoes for men, boys, Jadies, misses and children many new styles for Spring an Summer wear. A full assortment of _ Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always on hand. New Styles of Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, Opera Slippers, Vassar and Sandals, Ete., We keep the largest and best Stock in the City frem' which to seleet. Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. Valuable Lots For I Will Sell 200 feet on Park Avenue, Each feet deep, for $450 per lot, on installment plan of $1 onth. Interest one per cent per month. A guarSale, Lot 40 feet front, 190 Intelligence is received of a terri. antee title by A. Sanford. SIX CANS OF le affair at Barnard, Missouri, A od = murdered a man named Al-. Enquire on the premises, or of CLOCK BAKING POWDER, ne et gine in cold blood. . : J, ANDERSON f € citizens turned out and ran the : : teed , istacti tramp to cover, and fouud him shela pena Tn — es _ “ae rete tered securely in a ot of cord wood, get ee where he could not be got at, They FOR CITY MARSHAL. ue ee ee Were Soally determined to blaze’him out, and tles filled with troleum were placed against the arricade, E RASTUS BALDRIDGE will be a can. BREAD THAN ANY: OTHERBRAND. AND IT IS THE BEST. ——0———

4@ For sale by the following well-known SOMETHING NEW! BUT THE BEST ! CLOCK BAKING POWDER A FINE NICKELIPLATED CLOCK, guar. anteed to last as long’as any lock, 0 00 per! GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY to be a perfect timepiece, and WHAT bE —0—0—0-—0—0—~9-—-0-—0. Scarfs—‘‘Leighton, “Pantheon.” ranted fast colors and not to shrink. ever brought to this county, Special Atractins for Spring aad. Soamer IN GENTLEMEN'S SHOES: “PRINCE ALBERT,” “ALEXIs,” “ENGLISH BALMORAGS,” AND 20 OTHER NEAT AND DURABLE KINDS. ef Odd Fellow’s Building, IS 2 FASHION’S HEADQUARTERS. <3 B. H. MILLER, BROAD OTSERT..... earl :.ce m NEVADA CITY. IN DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED SUITS; ES CHILOREN'S, for ages from 3 to 16 years, ES YOU'S, for ages from 10 to 18 years. \ 2" MENS, for all ages, sizes and shapes. CUT IN THE LATEST NEW YORK AND PARIS STYLES, OF ALL THE MOST POPULAR FABRICS. 0. In Geutlemen’s Neckwear : Ties—‘South Park,” ” “Trocadero,” “Four-in-Hand,” “Bradford,” and 100 other patterns In Gentlemen's Hats : Straw— “Bronze Mixed Canton,” ‘Feather Edy ed Fayal,’, DPress—‘‘Vanderbilt,” “Broadway,” “Nutria,” and 50 other styles for 1882, “Swansdewn” Underwear—Handsome, Durable, Cheap and Comfortable, People about. to travel should examine my iminenso assortment of Saratog: Trunks, Just be cary iy Fi full line of Ladies’ Fine French Kid Shoes—the best lot Fi. MIiLUarR Broad Street, Nevada City. —0—0—0-—0—0—0—0—o0—— Spring and Stmmer ! Y TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY. APRIL 22, 1882. a RO A NCEE DEMS nn ant COMING! “Oscar Wilde,” *‘Quartzite,” WarWILL BE SOLD AT cost! —AT— W.R. COE’S, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS. if N ORDER TO CLOSE OUT MY WINTER stock of Boots and Shoes, I will, for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and ‘Children’s Boots, Shoes, Arctics and Rubbers at ACTUAL COST PRICES! os I guarantee all goods in my store. to be of superior quality, of the best workmanship, Ss and second to none in the market, And well adapted for the raising Persons in want of BOOTS or SHOES 4 . should call early-and secure choice of sizes. Of Vegetables, Fruit or Hay. as well as great bargains. For particulars inquire on the place, or adMy stock must be reduced to make room dresg for my mammoth Spring invoice, ade MEAGHER, WM. R. COR, a20-I0t = PLO. Washington, Nevada Co.,Cal Corner Main and Commercial streets, Nevada City. Mar3FOR CITY ASSESSOR. A didate f office ies Car — se tea Bolg City Marshal. Election Monday. wae ~y P 9 eea authorized to guarantee it Si tatee ge adie . TREASURER Bee i fifteen holes bein ee ; : found-in him’ ‘Re Papers, letters i eich J.J. JACKSON, W. H. SMITH. anything leading to his identification See: ee were found, It is thought he was Sat aE ING: fo Borobiy <I come Castle Bros, & Loupe, Manutacturers,:: insane, of City Treasurer. “Election May Ist. San Francisco, April 21—2w farmrornre ting Hci ae Sea . PROPERTY FOR SALE, O* ACCOUNT OF FAILING HEALTH JAMES MEACHER WOULD LIKE TO SELL HIS PLACE, SITUATED 9N THE NORTH SIDE OF T ONE MILE: ABOVE WASHINGTON, SIX ACRES, ALL FENCED, mn. H Street, will be promptly attended to, E petor Bullding ein reagy to fl allf ° kinds of Lumber kept constantly —_—_— SOUTH YUBA RIVER, ABOUT —— NEW SAW MILL, ~ At Reek Creek. : L. & D. MARSH, Preprictors. NEW MILL at Rock Creek. is comfor Building or Mining Lum % Onders lett at the office on Boulder <e BEARNHARD ) (Hyman? BRO A oe HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR Anal Spring_and_ Summer -soply OF MENS’, YOUTH'S and BOY'S. Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Ayo Evenvrume Usuaccy Fouxo ma Finst Cuass Cioruine. House; ~~ ourcinnm paper, : The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public to the large assortment of = 4 —“—CnoTHIN oa— We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND» MOST STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. pe ; Onur facilities in business enables us to sell goods Cheaper Than “Any Other House-in-the County’ . Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we: therefore Propose to sell goods so low that competition will be out of the ‘question. WE MEAN BUSINESS, HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale euena . 7 Murray Street, New York, q 216, 218 Cal, St., San Francisco, j Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands. ' COR. BROAD & PINE STS,, NEVADA CITY, -Taties and Gelamen . Your earnest’ attention, your careful perusal of this advertisement is requested, that you may . EXAMINE OUR PRICES IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER HOUSES ! Perhaps it will mark a new era in your history—2 a change in the tide’of. your fortune. A pebble in the streamlet cast has changed the course of many a river. A dew drop on the tiny plant has warped the giant oak forever. We beg to inforna you that-we intend offering’ 'to the public a Wonderful Bargains in Laces, White Gaonds, Ruchngs, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, COLLARETTS, EZ And Thousands of European Novelties, <3 O READ: THIS PRICE LIST ! Mohair Dress Goods.... Gent’s Silk Scarf Forms. . . 50, 25 cts proea » 124° ( Linen Ba@eii 2. 4, 3,” A BS Mammil Cloth, only . . . . . 124 . Lace Edging, 3, 5,.7 to... g Jorsets.... ise ae RaS ea 49 ‘* ) Table Linen, ver heavy.. 25." Ladies Silk Hankerchiefs.. 49 Fine LinenTowels, 9-to.. 124“ ies Heavy Hose,only... 9 ‘* ? Hoop Skirtsy.. Seti 2k. BY 49‘ Ladies.Cellnloid Bracelets. 39 « Knowlton’s Black Ink,only. 5 “ Pansy Earrings, only. .,... 5°“? Bhoal Twit, tree. Satety Pins.. 2% 0 Pe, 5 “* ? 402 two-bit Cardcello Silk.. td Jet Farrings..0..... 9 **? All wool Flannel Sacking... 69 Beautiful Jet, Brooches... . 9 * ¢ 40.inch Cashmere, only..,. 49° « Flora Hair Ping..) ..., . . 25-** ) Beautiful Black Silk Fringe.. 49 “ Children’s Handkerchiefs. . isch Ot Fine Rnching, only ..... Barbars Linen Thread..._. 9: *4 Wire Magnetic Hair Brushes 25 ‘ Heavy Linen Crash..,.. 1246 Coral Pins.. ... , O:4 Two-Bit Bottle Shoe Dressing 9 * Children’s Very heavy Hose.. 19 « Gents’ full finished Socks.. 28 « Gent’s Handkerchiefs. . etre: Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne,. 19 ‘¢ Ladies Back Com! s, 9, 25 and 49 ** Misses Handsome Neck Chains ies Misses Lisle Thread Gloves.. 19 + Six-Bit _** __ Cream De Leis 39-* Colored Cot. Flannel.forSacks 25 « Two-Bit ‘* Cologne... 9 ‘* ) Beautiful Ties, 2 PAS ii 25 ‘* Beautiful Kid Gloves.. ._ +. 39% go ; Nearly all two bit articles. .. Gent’s Collar Buttons.. 2h, 9, 25*¢ ; i PLEASE DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT, With strict adherence to. the following rules we intend to push steadily forward: HONORABLE DEALING, PROMPT AND POLITE ATTEN. TION, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, AND -NO MISREPRESENTATION., Yours Respectfully, & SHALLENBERGER, AMERICAN NINE CENT STORE. . _ HAIR GOODS . Water Waves fom) ; $1 to $10. : Hair Switches from $2 to $50. Invisible Hair Nets HInvisible Pins, Curls, ‘Puffs, Frizzetes,. &c., all selling at very.low Peiprices, =.” Call at the Nationar, Exduancr Hori; > RP. UPTON, Jr, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, é F money ir se 1 ee ie 1} The made Schoo 2\st: Seni Hutch ‘ Jennie 94; Mi 94; He 87; M: Mid 96; Li 93; Hi tello, John . 94; Cl nix, 8 Juni Mamie 98; A Stenge Mattis: Annie . 86; Sai son, § Sims, § Keller, lie Naf John . 92; Ms ler, 98. q A fe lished i that.a . held in the pu: dates fc The per notice 5 far as w that he all by h A caref ness me rections who knc posed «x no-one-s out any purposes The fs ter of ho extreme. unfortun declarin; he can ti and othe cabinets Japanese tieres, Menes The D Audit found th correct ¢ follows: . 46, curre 925,46, ~ he T' its well-e advertisit Therefore much jnt day; “but room ina himself as of City T resided he well and . r Fe New.-€ “hams, jus low, by. 3 Mr a