May 2, 1882 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, wn am <= Established in 1860. @ : ith BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. fiprsresiemencnrnemer Neva Coty Oficial Pres ons EDA. MAY 2. POAT RTO FOREWARNED 18. FIREARMED. The grand pow: wow to be held in Sacramento to-morrow by the Supervisors of the several valley counties to devise ways and means to stop the hydraulic mines, will entertain among other ekg the followree ‘A resolution to paloliiae the . mines from the owners at a fair valuatiog and shut thera down. 2d, Tohave a committee appoint. ed to locate all mining ground not yet located, get a title to the pround and consolidate their several lovaa i tions.and use it for a sheep range or other purposes than mining, The locations made in the Sacramento Valley mining district near Mooney Flat are the first step in the latter direction. It would be well for the ditch owners and property holders of the several counties that contain this class of mining ground, to look. well to their interest in this “matter and see that more of this does not take place. As to buying the valuable mining ground that is *—~now being worked, it cannot-be done without the consent of the present owners, and although some might : sell their property, the majority will gefase to for reasons that are obvii : ous, & Fm} _ OUR EXCHANGES. Malf Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. 4 WICKED SLANDR. (8. F. Daily Report.) It is charged against the catfish that ithas driven the perch out of the Sacramento river. This must must be aslander on the cat, originated by the miners to cover up their wiexedness in driving the perch out of the river with slickens, ¥ SCRE e AN UNKIND, COT,(Record-Union.) The Sun Francisco Call asks the momentous question, ‘‘Has California Seen its: Best Days?” but. in the course of ‘an article under thisinquiry it says such a question could only & proceed from an unsound mind. Q Genius has always been erratic, but + just why our cotemporary should adopt this indirect-and ingenious i method of calling itself a fool is not altogether clear. a AFTER THE PROFITS, q (Mining Press.) q . , It would seem, after all the time, : trouble and money spent on the famous’Gold Run suit, that the Sacramento people might wait until that was settled befure bringing new argued and is now taken under adH visement by the judge-who tried it. fe , The ease was well known to be a test one,’ and is so recognized by i both-aides, ONK FOR THE LADIES. (8. F, Call.) There are parts of the couutry— Massachusetts, for instanvc—wi.ere the ballot is not valucd very highly by women, 'To be gure, its exercise there is limited to school matters, but even in this circumscribed sphere they do not generally take advantage of its privileges. It is different in Wyoming, where its benefits are represented to tell conspicuously upon the morals of that territory. The Governor of Wyoming says, in praise of woman suffrage: **We have better laws, better officers, better morals, and a higher social condition of things; than could otherwise exiet,” See es IGE Peak reat ana ht LATEST NEWS. me August Miller was found dead on : the beach near Hueneme, Ventura county, Friday. Eighty’ members of the Texas Press association ‘are en route to the Pacific coast on a pleasure trip. Earl Cowper “has resigne . /the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland and Earl Spc no:r has been appointedhis succe: SOF, ‘m the Dalrymple ‘case at San Ri fae, the jury rendered a verdict sutaining the will, thereby securing t> the devisee $50,000. F A saeamer having on hbbard a picnic excursion exploded her boiler near Kingsville, S. C., Saturday, killing several persons and injuring others. ~ /A adistardly attempt was made A ‘Saturday by some miscreants on the lives of Wm. H. Vanderbilt and ae Cyrus W.Field by sending them exae plosives through the mail, Fortuof nately the dangerous character of a the packages was discovered en route to the Post Office. station, and so the probable loss of life was prevented. 2 S THere will be 300 miles of road ~builé im Idaho this year; 225 by the Union Pacitic and Seat Mea by . the Northern Pacific, — DAS cme A NUMBER of wel wells have ae ake oneinte Facts About the Chinese Bill. ‘The bill for theexclusion of the Chinese passed the Senate Friday by a vote of 22 Democrats, 9 Republicans and David Davis, President, pro tem. ‘. voting for it. The nine Republicans were Cameron of Wisconsin, Chilcott and Hill, the two Senators from Colorado, Hale of Maine, Jones of Nevada, Miller of California, Miiler of New York, and Saunders and Vaa Wyck. of Nebraska. All the Republican Senators of what may be called the far West favored the bill. There is also the scattering vote of three— one from Wisconsin, one from New England and one from. New York. This indicates the advance of the idea eastwards. All the Democratic Senators from the West ard most of those from the South voted for the bill. Of the fifteen votesin the negative, eleven were furnished by New England—and all of its Senators but one. HOTEL _ ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL: Sarurpay, April 29th. John R. Ridge Grass —— Dan. Collins M. Wertheimer San Pie F. White Penryn, A. Honimberger San Francisco J. W, Stailey San Francisco, Thomas Moveron Grass Valley, W. F. Bush Oakland, E. C. Wolfe city, . Pearl Gregory San Francisco Chas. Ma tman city, 8. L. Blackwell Suow Point, J, W. Ellison Lake City B. B. Fuller Grass Valley, K. P. De Noon San Francisco C. T. Cole Grass Valley, W. H. Harris Relief Hill, T. Morcom Grass Valley. Exasrvus Bonn, Clerk. Advertised Letters. in the Post Office, at Nevada City,California, for the week ending May lst, 1882.+ Persons calling for any of these letters will STANLEY A. EDDY. ve thdeoentee Proprietor J.H. Marriott and wife Bloomfield The following is a list of letters remaining ——AND——" STOCK oF-———— THE VERY LATEST STYLES FOR GENTLEMEN AND, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots-and Shoes, MosT MAGNIFIOUNT .} quence of the diversity ‘of opinion ‘auits.” The Gold Run suit has been}: = erous: to mention. Shades, etc.’ line please examine the goods and prices. i ramen sea deri of a The other four negatives were HarA A please say ‘‘advertised.” rison of Indiana, Ingalls of Kansas, Anbery, Chas. Lapham of New York and Sherman Atmbli, A. of Ohio. The two Georgia Senators Belarques, Bisente. were opposed to the bill, but kept paiaes ae off the record. The bill, in conseseri hea 1 Concklin, G. W, Demarest, Mrs. S. 8. Giovandim, V. Giacomo, Becchini. Harrison, C. P. Hoos, Stephen. Jacobson, Louis. Lacerto, Francois. Morrison, Henrietta. Miller, Annie. McCarthy, Mary. Navarro, Antonio, Renondet, Chas: Roberts, L. H. Senner, Mrs. K. Torrell, Dan. Tully, Theo. Williams, R. E. Waters Richard. entertained in relation to it, was very trying to the Presidential aspirants. David Davis sat down on . , all the preliminary stages, but finally voted forit. Edmunds spoiled a fine réputation by his foolish effort to carry water on both shoulders: John Sherman concluded tu go with his section. . Perhaps he has no further Presidential ambition. The bill thus passed differs from the vetoed bill in four particulars: (1) ft reduces the term of exclusion to 10 years; (2) it authorizes the President instead of Weed) Laila. the Collectors of Customs to remove ‘a iia boneion contraband Chinamen; (3) it provides Annie Day, Placerville, Cal. that the registration of outgoing J. 8. Holbrook, P. M. Chinese shall be made on ship board instead of at the Custom House; snd (4) itcatls the evidences necessary for the identification of the privileged classes of Chinamen, that is to say; teachers (whatever they may be)students, traders and travelers, ‘‘certificates,” instead of ‘‘passports.” TO LET. (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With all the Furniture. TEACHERS EXAMINATION. HE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION will holdon examination at the Washington School House, Nevada City, on Wednesday, May 3d, 1882, And continuing three days. Applicants must register their names promptly, and pay the fee of one dollar as required by law. The Branches passed upon for a Second Grade Cerlifiente ar are: Written and Oral —AND— LODGING HOUSE. HOUSE AND FURNITURE td mem ieee one gor emgage SLEEPING ROOMS, furnishOrthography eography, Defining an Word Analysis, Penmanship, Reading, Methed complete. Also Kitchen and Dining Room complete.— Also four other Rooms conneeted with the Saloon in front. Two Bars, furnished complete, in connection with Large Dancing Hall, suitable for any business, Parties wishing toengage in a good paying business will apply on the premises. MRS. M. PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th ods of Teaching, Composition and H story of the United States. Percentage required, 76 To the above studies add the follow ing for First Grade: Algebra, Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Drawing, Bookkeeping, Music, Constitution and Government, an ” School Law. Percentage required, 85. None under 18 years of age will be examined. JOHN T, WICKES, alg Secretary, This space is reserved for L. M. SUKEFORTH, of the Pioneer Furniture Store. His stock beats anything ever before seen in the mountains. FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Will Offer at Reduced Prices— 200 doz. Napkins. 20 pieces Bleached Table Linen 5€ pes Unbl’d Table Linen. 50 doz. Linen Towels. 100 pcs Toweling. 200 Marseilles Spreads. 100 pairs Blanisets, Colored and White. _ 200 dozen Ladies and Children’s Cotton Stockings. 50 ps Iron Clad Cheviotts, And a full assortment of Fancy Goods too numAlso, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall i Window Before purchasing anything in that ‘= Orders from the country, whether large or net will be>promptly attended to. THE FORREST HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING ALL NEW. 447 FOURTEEN, ook : eat re} are now offered for sale at ty — U AWN wwwew x, O Special and Important. -O ee me _ Do you live in this city ? away ? Do youlive 1oor 20 miles away ? No} matter, which. Ir wiLL pAY YOU TO COME, WE WILL SHOW YOU . DRY Goopvpnos AT PRICES WHICH WILL BE FABULOUSLY CHEAP ! e. No Catch Penny Game In: This.’ No Half Way Work. We Strike Bed Rock. We mean all we say, and you will think so if you will stir about and come. * All Goods Positively Sold For Cash at Prices which we shall: make irresistible for every one. —-+—9— We intend to keep a full line of Ladies and Misses Furnishing Goods, SATINS AND DRESS Coops, : WHITE SPREADS, CURTAIN NET, FINE CASHMERES, = = ss ". BROCADES, SURRAS, ALL WOOL PLAIDS, . SPANISH Lace, ETC., Which we will sell at prices that will defy competition. We do: not ask large profits—we are wil. cling, to. work i? for our r money. Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc, etc., HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM B®, CASPER, CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Persons in want of any article in my line will cor. Ping & Commercial sts. ia Read this through, every word. comprising many new styles for’ Spring and Do you live five miles . Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, . . . . Ladies and Gent's Hosiery, . . . EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND AN sh & sul, ue Nevada City, March oeh—im a Bs TT: OF CLOTHING, BOYS, These Goods have just been received frdm the Eastern manufactories and. ’ save money by examining my Goods and Prices, before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. ‘ SOMETHING NEW BOOTS ¢ ‘SHOES ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN for men boys, ladies, misses and children, Summer Wear. “A full assortment of Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always on hand. New Styles of Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., K{And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at We keep the largest and best Stock in the City from which to sek ct. Thanktul for past patronage, we hope to merit a 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: attendto, VOGELMAN ‘& WEBBER, al? Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL cos PATENT Roller Hour, ‘MARYSVILLE bead te AVING LATELY AI ADDED THE ROLLER PROCESS and other late improve. ments we sre now manufacturing an Extra Quality of Flour, ~--COMBINING—— ' Color, : ‘ Strength, and Quality, IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by all Grocers, San Prancisco Office 16 Cal fornia Street. . Marysville Office Corner of A and bth Sts. JUSTUS GREELEY, President. G. W. Peacock, Secretary. m15.2m A. WUTKE, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,TWO DOORS BELOW POST OFFICE, “NEVADA cTry, “CAT. . wine Boots ana shoes. a bs i "REPAIRING NEATLY. DONE,VOGELMAN & WEBBER . AVE JUST RECEIVED, FROM PHILBoitom Prices for Cash!. 5 T’guarantee all subd deal ile i vee ca 2 superior quality” ofthe ‘best werkmanshi ki ROAD STREET, 3 ~* f and second to noné in the market. i A MOST MAGNIFICENT FANCY: AND MILLINERY COODS Have just been received = ———BY MRS. --—-Lo BEFORE MAKING YOUR ' PURCHASES Give ‘HEM A (art . CLOTHING CLOTHING HYMAN BROS., _HAVE. JUST RECEIVED THEIR ceceeece=. AMal Spring and Summer supply MENS’, YOUTH’S and BOY'S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Anup Eveartune Usuatcy Foun iw a Fiast Ciass Corning House; The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public“to the large assortment of CLDOTEIN a We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND MOST. STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, —o—— Our facilities in business enables usto-sell goods, ~ Cheaper Than Any Other Howse in the County ! Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we therefore Propose to: sell goods so low that Sepesttinn will be out of the question. WE MEAN BUSINESS, HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale H uses— 7 Murray Street, New York. n ) 216, 218 Cal. St., San Francisco, 4 Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands, ) m «COR. BROAD & PINE sTS., NEVADA CITY. : SOMETHING NEW! BUT THE BEST ! CLOCK BAKING POWDER FINE NICKEL PLATED CLOCK, guar: anteed to bea perfect tivplece’ and WILL BE SOLD AT=cOsT! —AT— W. R. COF’s, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL ARANB MAIN STREETS! N ORDER TO CLOSK OUT MY WINTER T stock of Boots andShoes, I will, for de _ NEXT SIXTY Days Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ 8 Boots, Shoes, Arctics and. Rubbers at: ACTUAL cosr PRICES . iolast Time wear: lock. . GIVEN AWAY WiTIt EVERY SIX CANS OF . ? CLOCK BAKING POWDER. money refunded, oe MAKE LIGHTER'AND WHITER READ THAN ANY OTHER D ASD I 1s THE BEST. Ceara ees . ee Persons in want, of ROOTS or: suors 427 For sale by the following well-known should call early and secure choice of, sigs . 28ers who are authorized to guarantee it as well'as great bargains, in wey sapet: My stock must be reduced to” make aad ey i. JACKSON, WE SMITH WM. R. cox, a sre ma ‘si —_ ne Castle Bros. & Loupe, Manufacturers, ~ San Francisco, April 21-2 rere cues Guaranteed to sie perfect Satisfaction or _ 1] i — = ies ee PE CS ee 5 a. at ( day Mo! Vai W. dil “6.8 64 9°

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, wn am <= Established in 1860. @ : ith BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. fiprsresiemencnrnemer Neva Coty Oficial Pres ons EDA. MAY 2. POAT RTO FOREWARNED 18. FIREARMED. The grand pow: wow to be held in Sacramento to-morrow by the Supervisors of the several valley counties to devise ways and means to stop the hydraulic mines, will entertain among other ekg the followree ‘A resolution to paloliiae the . mines from the owners at a fair valuatiog and shut thera down. 2d, Tohave a committee appoint. ed to locate all mining ground not yet located, get a title to the pround and consolidate their several lovaa i tions.and use it for a sheep range or other purposes than mining, The locations made in the Sacramento Valley mining district near Mooney Flat are the first step in the latter direction. It would be well for the ditch owners and property holders of the several counties that contain this class of mining ground, to look. well to their interest in this “matter and see that more of this does not take place. As to buying the valuable mining ground that is *—~now being worked, it cannot-be done without the consent of the present owners, and although some might : sell their property, the majority will gefase to for reasons that are obvii : ous, & Fm} _ OUR EXCHANGES. Malf Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. 4 WICKED SLANDR. (8. F. Daily Report.) It is charged against the catfish that ithas driven the perch out of the Sacramento river. This must must be aslander on the cat, originated by the miners to cover up their wiexedness in driving the perch out of the river with slickens, ¥ SCRE e AN UNKIND, COT,(Record-Union.) The Sun Francisco Call asks the momentous question, ‘‘Has California Seen its: Best Days?” but. in the course of ‘an article under thisinquiry it says such a question could only & proceed from an unsound mind. Q Genius has always been erratic, but + just why our cotemporary should adopt this indirect-and ingenious i method of calling itself a fool is not altogether clear. a AFTER THE PROFITS, q (Mining Press.) q . , It would seem, after all the time, : trouble and money spent on the famous’Gold Run suit, that the Sacramento people might wait until that was settled befure bringing new argued and is now taken under adH visement by the judge-who tried it. fe , The ease was well known to be a test one,’ and is so recognized by i both-aides, ONK FOR THE LADIES. (8. F, Call.) There are parts of the couutry— Massachusetts, for instanvc—wi.ere the ballot is not valucd very highly by women, 'To be gure, its exercise there is limited to school matters, but even in this circumscribed sphere they do not generally take advantage of its privileges. It is different in Wyoming, where its benefits are represented to tell conspicuously upon the morals of that territory. The Governor of Wyoming says, in praise of woman suffrage: **We have better laws, better officers, better morals, and a higher social condition of things; than could otherwise exiet,” See es IGE Peak reat ana ht LATEST NEWS. me August Miller was found dead on : the beach near Hueneme, Ventura county, Friday. Eighty’ members of the Texas Press association ‘are en route to the Pacific coast on a pleasure trip. Earl Cowper “has resigne . /the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland and Earl Spc no:r has been appointedhis succe: SOF, ‘m the Dalrymple ‘case at San Ri fae, the jury rendered a verdict sutaining the will, thereby securing t> the devisee $50,000. F A saeamer having on hbbard a picnic excursion exploded her boiler near Kingsville, S. C., Saturday, killing several persons and injuring others. ~ /A adistardly attempt was made A ‘Saturday by some miscreants on the lives of Wm. H. Vanderbilt and ae Cyrus W.Field by sending them exae plosives through the mail, Fortuof nately the dangerous character of a the packages was discovered en route to the Post Office. station, and so the probable loss of life was prevented.. 2 S THere will be 300 miles of road ~builé im Idaho this year; 225 by the Union Pacitic and Seat Mea by . the Northern Pacific, — DAS cme A NUMBER of wel wells have ae ake oneinte Facts About the Chinese Bill. ‘The bill for theexclusion of the Chinese passed the Senate Friday by a vote of 22 Democrats, 9 Republicans and David Davis, President, pro tem. ‘. voting for it. The nine Republicans were Cameron of Wisconsin, Chilcott and Hill, the two Senators from Colorado, Hale of Maine, Jones of Nevada, Miller of California, Miiler of New York, and Saunders and Vaa Wyck. of Nebraska. All the Republican Senators of what may be called the far West favored the bill. There is also the scattering vote of three— one from Wisconsin, one from New England and one from. New York. This indicates the advance of the idea eastwards. All the Democratic Senators from the West ard most of those from the South voted for the bill. Of the fifteen votesin the negative, eleven were furnished by New England—and all of its Senators but one. HOTEL _ ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL: Sarurpay, April 29th. John R. Ridge Grass —— Dan. Collins M. Wertheimer San Pie F. White Penryn, A. Honimberger San Francisco J. W, Stailey San Francisco, Thomas Moveron Grass Valley, W. F. Bush Oakland, E. C. Wolfe city, . Pearl Gregory San Francisco Chas. Ma tman city, 8. L. Blackwell Suow Point, J, W. Ellison Lake City B. B. Fuller Grass Valley, K. P. De Noon San Francisco C. T. Cole Grass Valley, W. H. Harris Relief Hill, T. Morcom Grass Valley. Exasrvus Bonn, Clerk. Advertised Letters. in the Post Office, at Nevada City,California, for the week ending May lst, 1882.+ Persons calling for any of these letters will STANLEY A. EDDY. ve thdeoentee Proprietor J.H. Marriott and wife Bloomfield The following is a list of letters remaining ——AND——" STOCK oF-———— THE VERY LATEST STYLES FOR GENTLEMEN AND, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots-and Shoes, MosT MAGNIFIOUNT .} quence of the diversity ‘of opinion ‘auits.” The Gold Run suit has been}: = erous: to mention. Shades, etc.’ line please examine the goods and prices. i ramen sea deri of a The other four negatives were HarA A please say ‘‘advertised.” rison of Indiana, Ingalls of Kansas, Anbery, Chas. Lapham of New York and Sherman Atmbli, A. of Ohio. The two Georgia Senators Belarques, Bisente. were opposed to the bill, but kept paiaes ae off the record. The bill, in conseseri hea 1 Concklin, G. W, Demarest, Mrs. S. 8. Giovandim, V. Giacomo, Becchini. Harrison, C. P. Hoos, Stephen. Jacobson, Louis. Lacerto, Francois. Morrison, Henrietta. Miller, Annie. McCarthy, Mary. Navarro, Antonio, Renondet, Chas: Roberts, L. H. Senner, Mrs. K. Torrell, Dan. Tully, Theo. Williams, R. E. Waters Richard. entertained in relation to it, was very trying to the Presidential aspirants. David Davis sat down on . , all the preliminary stages, but finally voted forit. Edmunds spoiled a fine réputation by his foolish effort to carry water on both shoulders: John Sherman concluded tu go with his section. . Perhaps he has no further Presidential ambition. The bill thus passed differs from the vetoed bill in four particulars: (1) ft reduces the term of exclusion to 10 years; (2) it authorizes the President instead of Weed) Laila. the Collectors of Customs to remove ‘a iia boneion contraband Chinamen; (3) it provides Annie Day, Placerville, Cal. that the registration of outgoing J. 8. Holbrook, P. M. Chinese shall be made on ship board instead of at the Custom House; snd (4) itcatls the evidences necessary for the identification of the privileged classes of Chinamen, that is to say; teachers (whatever they may be)students, traders and travelers, ‘‘certificates,” instead of ‘‘passports.” TO LET. (NEAR FOOT OF BROAD STREET,) With all the Furniture. TEACHERS EXAMINATION. HE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION will holdon examination at the Washington School House, Nevada City, on Wednesday, May 3d, 1882, And continuing three days. Applicants must register their names promptly, and pay the fee of one dollar as required by law.

The Branches passed upon for a Second Grade Cerlifiente ar are: Written and Oral —AND— LODGING HOUSE. HOUSE AND FURNITURE td mem ieee one gor emgage SLEEPING ROOMS, furnishOrthography eography, Defining an Word Analysis, Penmanship, Reading, Methed complete. Also Kitchen and Dining Room complete.— Also four other Rooms conneeted with the Saloon in front. Two Bars, furnished complete, in connection with Large Dancing Hall, suitable for any business, Parties wishing toengage in a good paying business will apply on the premises. MRS. M. PINGREE. Nevada City, March 4th ods of Teaching, Composition and H story of the United States. Percentage required, 76 To the above studies add the follow ing for First Grade: Algebra, Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Drawing, Bookkeeping, Music, Constitution and Government, an ” School Law. Percentage required, 85. None under 18 years of age will be examined. JOHN T, WICKES, alg Secretary, This space is reserved for L. M. SUKEFORTH, of the Pioneer Furniture Store. His stock beats anything ever before seen in the mountains. FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Will Offer at Reduced Prices— 200 doz. Napkins. 20 pieces Bleached Table Linen 5€ pes Unbl’d Table Linen. 50 doz. Linen Towels. 100 pcs Toweling. 200 Marseilles Spreads. 100 pairs Blanisets, Colored and White. _ 200 dozen Ladies and Children’s Cotton Stockings. 50 ps Iron Clad Cheviotts, And a full assortment of Fancy Goods too numAlso, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall i Window Before purchasing anything in that ‘= Orders from the country, whether large or net will be>promptly attended to. THE FORREST HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING ALL NEW. 447 FOURTEEN, ook : eat re} are now offered for sale at ty — U AWN wwwew x, O Special and Important. -O ee me _ Do you live in this city ? away ? Do youlive 1oor 20 miles away ? No} matter, which. Ir wiLL pAY YOU TO COME, WE WILL SHOW YOU . DRY Goopvpnos AT PRICES WHICH WILL BE FABULOUSLY CHEAP ! e. No Catch Penny Game In: This.’ No Half Way Work. We Strike Bed Rock. We mean all we say, and you will think so if you will stir about and come. * All Goods Positively Sold For Cash at Prices which we shall: make irresistible for every one. —-+—9— We intend to keep a full line of Ladies and Misses Furnishing Goods, SATINS AND DRESS Coops, : WHITE SPREADS, CURTAIN NET, FINE CASHMERES, = = ss ". BROCADES, SURRAS, ALL WOOL PLAIDS, . SPANISH Lace, ETC., Which we will sell at prices that will defy competition. We do: not ask large profits—we are wil. cling, to. work i? for our r money. Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc, etc., HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM B®, CASPER, CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Persons in want of any article in my line will cor. Ping & Commercial sts. ia Read this through, every word. comprising many new styles for’ Spring and Do you live five miles . Ladies’ Beaded Sandals, Ties, . . . . Ladies and Gent's Hosiery, . . . EQUAL TO ANY HIGH GRADE BRAND AN sh & sul, ue Nevada City, March oeh—im a Bs TT: OF CLOTHING, BOYS, These Goods have just been received frdm the Eastern manufactories and. ’ save money by examining my Goods and Prices, before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. ‘ SOMETHING NEW BOOTS ¢ ‘SHOES ADELPHIA, CINCINNATI and SAN for men boys, ladies, misses and children, Summer Wear. “A full assortment of Ladies’, Misses & Children’sShoe Always on hand. New Styles of Opera Slippers, Vassar Ties and Sandals, Etc., K{And all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES at We keep the largest and best Stock in the City from which to sek ct. Thanktul for past patronage, we hope to merit a 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: attendto, VOGELMAN ‘& WEBBER, al? Broad st. opp. Citizens Bank. BUCKEYE MILL cos PATENT Roller Hour, ‘MARYSVILLE bead te AVING LATELY AI ADDED THE ROLLER PROCESS and other late improve. ments we sre now manufacturing an Extra Quality of Flour, ~--COMBINING—— ' Color, : ‘ Strength, and Quality, IN THE UNITED STATES. For Sale by all Grocers, San Prancisco Office 16 Cal fornia Street. . Marysville Office Corner of A and bth Sts. JUSTUS GREELEY, President. G. W. Peacock, Secretary. m15.2m A. WUTKE, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,TWO DOORS BELOW POST OFFICE, “NEVADA cTry, “CAT. . wine Boots ana shoes. a bs i "REPAIRING NEATLY. DONE,VOGELMAN & WEBBER . AVE JUST RECEIVED, FROM PHILBoitom Prices for Cash!. 5 T’guarantee all subd deal ile i vee ca 2 superior quality” ofthe ‘best werkmanshi ki ROAD STREET, 3 ~* f and second to noné in the market. i A MOST MAGNIFICENT FANCY: AND MILLINERY COODS Have just been received = ———BY MRS. --—-Lo BEFORE MAKING YOUR ' PURCHASES Give ‘HEM A (art . CLOTHING CLOTHING HYMAN BROS., _HAVE. JUST RECEIVED THEIR ceceeece=. AMal Spring and Summer supply MENS’, YOUTH’S and BOY'S Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Anup Eveartune Usuatcy Foun iw a Fiast Ciass Corning House; The above Goods were maaufactured expressly for this market, and we would especially call the attention of the public“to the large assortment of CLDOTEIN a We have on hand which embraces some of the NOBBIEST AND MOST.. STYLISH SUITS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, —o—— Our facilities in business enables usto-sell goods, ~ Cheaper Than Any Other Howse in the County ! Being Large Wholesalers and Importers we therefore Propose to: sell goods so low that Sepesttinn will be out of the question. WE MEAN BUSINESS, HYMAN BROS.— Wholesale H uses— 7 Murray Street, New York. n ) 216, 218 Cal. St., San Francisco, 4 Honolulu, Sandwieh Islands, ) m «COR. BROAD & PINE sTS., NEVADA CITY. : SOMETHING NEW! BUT THE BEST ! CLOCK BAKING POWDER FINE NICKEL PLATED CLOCK, guar: anteed to bea perfect tivplece’ and WILL BE SOLD AT=cOsT! —AT— W. R. COF’s, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, COR. COMMERCIAL ARANB MAIN STREETS! N ORDER TO CLOSK OUT MY WINTER T stock of Boots andShoes, I will, for de _ NEXT SIXTY Days Sell Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ 8 Boots, Shoes, Arctics and. Rubbers at: ACTUAL cosr PRICES . iolast Time wear: lock. . GIVEN AWAY WiTIt EVERY SIX CANS OF . ? CLOCK BAKING POWDER. money refunded, oe MAKE LIGHTER'AND WHITER READ THAN ANY OTHER D ASD I 1s THE BEST. Ceara ees . ee Persons in want, of ROOTS or: suors 427 For sale by the following well-known should call early and secure choice of, sigs . 28ers who are authorized to guarantee it as well'as great bargains, in wey sapet: My stock must be reduced to” make aad ey i. JACKSON, WE SMITH WM. R. cox, a sre ma ‘si —_ ne Castle Bros. & Loupe, Manufacturers, ~ San Francisco, April 21-2 rere cues Guaranteed to sie perfect Satisfaction or _ 1] i — = ies ee PE CS ee 5 a. at ( day Mo! Vai W. dil “6.8 64 9°