May 22, 1884 (4 pages)

~The Nevada Daily Transcript. _.Published Daily, Mondays ‘icnapead,. . BROWN & CALKINS. “PHURSDAY, MAY 22, 1884, EE Or the 820 delegates who will compose the National Republican Convention, the Southern States wil! have 300, the Northern States 502; the Territories aud District of Colambia, 18. The geographical divisions of the North will be represented as follows: New England, 76 delegates; Middle States, 156; Western States, 270, It will require 411 votes to nominate. The preponderating power attained by the great West is seen in the figures above. The Western States have more votes by 38 than they New England and Middle States combined, And the _ + disproportion _ is growing greater year by year, as westward the star of empire continues to scoot. : “Marx Twain” is a member of the Rev. Mr. Twichell’s church in Hartford, and so was the late exGovernor Marshall Jewell. But the ex-Gevernor was “higher up” in the church, as the himorist expressed it, and used to. pass around the plate. Oue day Mark Twain said to the ex-Governor, ‘‘See here,. Governor, they let you collect the donations, butthey never would let me do it.” ‘O yes they would,” said the e-Governor, adding, ‘‘that is, with a bell-punch.” Tue San Jose Mercury expects that there will be a great deal of fun at the Democratic State Convention. } i From present indications the meeting will be anything but a love-feast. There will be crimination and reerimination, and very likely the argaments bf cuspidors and table-legs will be brought to bear upon questions now agitating the Democratic ‘breast. The leaders of the great unwashed are in a terrible muddle. Ir in charged that the handful of the Republican members of the Legislature controlled the two-third Democratic majority at the Extra Secsion, The Appeal thinks this is giving the Republicans great credit for ability and sagacity. It is too much, Itislame, Ifan army of 2,000 soldiers were defeated by 200 of the enemy, we do not think that the 2,000 would be excused because they said they were defeated. SALSA NIN Re CO En TE mR mena UREN atten 4 Sea tie Rene ches reat pw geese eS a Leh awa To all editors engaged in figuring out results of ballots at Chicago the St. Louis Globe-Democrat says:— ‘Dearly Beloved © Brethren—From January to June, 1880, we nominated Grant on the first ballot at Chicago, every day, with nearly fifty votes to spare. When the Convention met we found out there was a blunder somewhere. Moral: He counte best who counts. last,” Ar Hollister the manager of a proposed free reading room refused to accept any assistance from the proceeds of a theatrical performance given by local talent, How is it that such cranks are exitrusted wtth the management of anything? Two lovers, John Biggs aud Ellen Farrer eloped from Greenbriar, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, in aboat. They were pursued by the girl’s father and brother, and the father and-lover-were drowned. ——_-—__ + o— Two men named Herbert Armstrong and David Bown were shot and killed while plowing at Bards“town, New Jersey. A neighbor named Freeze is suspected, and threats of lynching are made. Ax Indiana man wants a pension because he is unable to support his family. He says if he had not gone intothe army and served at $16 a month, he never would have had enough money to get married. ———— eee Tur Oakland Times (Dem.) says the leaders of the anti-monopolists, having drained the State Treasury, are ready to sell out to the railroads or to anybody else. A mass meeting was held at Salt “9-7 Lake Saturday to memorialize Con: gress on the Mormon question, Rev. Jo Cook, of Boston, was one of the speakers. More Light than he “Electric? or . . . “Will the coming man smoke?’ was set. Any Other Lamp Ever Invented. . [) . Hed, 0¥ Pret. Fisk in his tothe tational a way to Gas whiecee is through the pipe. = — At a recent test made in San. }ae ggg Are ff ag pes gag a gro a= > Francisco by experts between the . . . which Nature hascontributed the most ex es — “Blectric” d “Needle” quisite flavors. Blackwell’s Bull Durham 4 j ectric” an eedle” Jamps, Smoking Tobaceo fills the bill completely. (—] the Needle” was. declared the beat . {nn Be cage vee fee oheccomrown =) lla and mostbrilliant by fifteen candle . } . line goo into the manufactory of Black. — sae power. For sale by Geo, E. Tur2 Oe et en et > o —s NER, * _ my7-lm Euekwei's Dub Dustiam « es moking ‘Tol . mo . best of that tobacco. Don't a, foe ; Notice. : : ag sete a ao a> As lsold my entire business t ae ee = Samuel & Boukofeky on the first of package, . —F : December, 1883, and am inno way ost, as I will force collection. Youre, M. Suwon, Sacramento St., 8. F. _ A Denver telegram of Tuesday says: Additional details are at hand concerning the allege] transactions of General Howell and his partner, Baker, the missing baukers who started the Belknap boom in the __Coeur d’Alene country. no foundation for the boom. bank run by Howell & Baker was at Belknap. Mining men here are loud in their denunciations oi Howell. One dispatch received here froma prominent miuing man in Belknap gays: ‘Don’t make any calculation to come out here. country has gone to the devil, Belknap is about deserted and Thompson’s jFalls, the other boom town, which has done the most business so far, is going fast, Business houses are closing up every day, and very discouraging repo-ts are coming out from Eagle City, at the mioes. Bow ell and Baker have left the country, and if they are wice they will not return, A gentleman just returned from Belknap sa‘d Howell and Baker loft a large number of creditors behind them in a destitute condition. The Chaage She Pre posed. Mr. B.—I am fearfully tired of . the same routine day after day. 1 do wish I could have a change. Mrs. B.—What kind of a change ? Mr, B.—Oh, anything at all, just by way of variety; something novel, you know, a strange experience of some sort, Mrs, B.—I think I can suggest 4 novelty which will be a change fo both of us, Mr. B.—That’s a dear girl. What As spring advances the need of soft hats is felt, Silk hats lie down on their long nap. A Bursted Boom. TuEre is a good prospect for the passage_of the Mexican Veteran Pension bill. _ > oTue pressure for the passage of the National Bankruptcy bill is increasing, . There was The This part of the City, Idaho, have failed. aS DIED. At Relief Hill, 1 18, 1884, Mery E. Davis, daughter of Mrs. W. R. Williams, azed 17 years, 7 months and 6 cays. SPIEL OPIATES EOS, 5 ttn ASTORIA liifants and Ohlldten Wu Eines foals coracn umkes teen ey on hand a large supply of Red Clobusiness in Nevada City by Jan. Ist, 1885, I will offer any and all goods in my line at reduced rates for cash. I will also sell my buildings and fixtures, everything found in a first-class grocery store. NEVADA TFEATRE. Selling at Reduced Prices. mpi SAM. C, MOTT Being desirous of closing out my ONE NIGHT ONLY! . ml-lm Geo. E. TURNER. Carr Broruers keep constantly PLANTATION SINGE jy19-t# ,, urgeg: ‘‘Let the child learn the one universal langusge—the art of designing.” girls become designing and artful enough without teaching. Summer boarders complain that the _ eonnected with the same, those in_ debted to me will ‘please settle their accounts in full before the 10th day. « of May, 1884, and save trouble and el & Boukofeky will . ait? Mrs. B,—Try coming home sober. Proressor Wintir of New York A numerously jilted man 1s opposed to the plan. He says “Yus,” said Farmer John, ‘‘my t solute for. Rheumatism, : ani Sprains) Bernt, Galle, Coes an iustantancous ELI TAS! Wall st., N. Y. From Memphis, Tennesee. The placing of this celebrated c ple because we , ve the on and sometimes we stage at all. Prices of admissio 1 as reual. chaz e. Manager. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24, LEW JOHNSON’S ORIGINAL Genuine Colored People! DIFFERING FROM ALL OTHERS. before the publie h«~ been attended with the most extraordinary success, and why? Simly original nezro performance presented on the st-e. We resent the nevro as he appc rsat his meetings, cabin homes, and on the plant tions, and their music isso weird and melodious, and so striking, t iat it enchants the audience have hard work to get the peopls to allow the singers to leave the Rerved seats at Vinton’s without extra Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 40 Middlings 100 lbs.. Bran Crushed Sugar 8 1-21bs 1 00 POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel-of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold i competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum o> phoshate powders. SOLD ONIY IN CANS. yal Baxina PowoEr Co., 106 * nights are cold, but they certainly have no right to expect me to take the blankets off the tomato vines such weather as this.” A Wiiuiamsport youth sent fifty cents to a New York firm to learn how to keep from swearing, and received in reply: ‘‘Don’t open your mouth,” He _has sworn ever since, Sarp a boy to a larger one eating an apple: ‘‘Willye gimme a bite?” “Naw,” discouragingly. ‘Will ye gimme the core?” ‘‘There ain't: going to be any core,” annihilatingly. ~~ DorsuemeER of New York and Hancock of Texas are urged as free trade candidates for President and Vice President. Tue ran of salmon is light at Astoria, and the pack so far is but 48 per cent of that of last year. ~>e— THe Government sawmill at Fort Spokane, Washington Terriory, was burned last week. MS oe A NEW publication is entitled “Points about Woman.” The subject prubably refers to pins, an Democrats at Washington. are afraid their free trade ideas will cost them the Irish vote. pe “Man wants but little ear below” was written before ~ the telephcne was invented, PETE RETA Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent: stock of eloths which he is prepared to make up ingents’ suits, in the lateat atyles and at the lowest prices. my2-tf > THosE new lamps that Tracy in the Transcript Block is now exhibiting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public, They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent per hour with coal oi]. Go and look at them whethGRADUATES BALL! -GIVEN BY THE—CLASS. OF 1848, {—or—t Nevada City High School, AT HUNTS HALL, Ni.VADA CITY, Friday Evening, June 6, 1884. ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR forfone gentleman and two ladies. . Each extra lady with escort, 50 cents. Lady Dancers with out escorts, $1. To the Gallery, 25 cents. A Bonanza for Agents. THE AMERICAN _ Farm aud Home Cyclopedia N ILLUSTRATED GUIDE to. wealth, health and happiness, and a work that every farmer who expects to succeed will be compelled to purchase, in self-defense, The volume is an invaluable,daily referense book for the farm.r, his wife, sons and daughters, supplied with a copious index to make reference vasy and expeditious, and illustrated with over 2,000 en cvings, and nearly 15 ncolors, This book is designed to suppl want long felt by the p blic, and especiall the American farmer, Also, equally good NEW BOOKS ON OFHER SUBJECTS. Apply tor circulars to J. DEWING & Cv., 420 Bus Street,_ ma SAN FRANCISCO, §CAL® ESTABLISED IN 1852: ARMES & DALLAM, Mannfacturers and Importers of Wooden and Willow Ware, Twines, Brooms, Brushes, askets, Pails, Tubs, Churns, Washboards, Rope, Cordage, Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Building Papers, Matches, Handles, Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweeners, Feather Dusters, Stationery, etc. 230 & 232 FRONT STREET, er you wish to purchase or not. 3t 9-ly ® SAN PRANCISCO, CAL for all money paid them Cold the The Treamsceript -} Columbia Hitt A. K. BISHOP, . Justice of the Peace, hei Agent. North Bloomfield, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA. a ly THE PLATE TO BUY Fine Confectionery, —o-—-— Buys and sells Mines on. commission. Democratic County Convention. —_—_— ALL OF THE BEST IN THEIR SEASON. RECEIVED DAILY. T A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATic County Centval Committee, held at G. sa Valley on Monday, Mby 19th, 1884, it was Resolved, That a County Convention be £. ROSENTHAL’S Popular Variety Store, Cow mercial Street, OPPCSITE TRANSCRiPT BLOCK, Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete. Mountain.and Valley Fruits, FRESH VEGETABLES . J. ROSENTHAL. Granulated“ 9 1 00 ompsny . Brown oe me 1 00 Java Coffee 4 “1-00 Costa Rica “ 6 “100 Beans 25 100 Tomatoes 8 cans.-. 1 00 Green Con ‘7 “.. 109 Green Poas 7 “.--:1 00 String Beans, 7 “‘-..1 00 Oysters eof us 100 Lobsters Go es 1 00 Cordines 6 ‘..-1 00 Jelly WS aes 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “‘. .1 00 Corned Beef 3 “..-1 00 Salmon _ eee 1 00 TablePeaches 4 ‘‘.. 1 00 Coffee, 5 lb cans .----+» 15 Coffee, 3 Ib cans ..----50 Chocolate, 4 papers -.-.-1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Tea, 5 Ib bom..-.6.+-+ 1 50 Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for...++++ 100 Candles per box.-. re 1 75 Butter per roll .-.--++%50 Eggs per dozen...30c Pie Frvit, 6 cans,.:.-.1 00: Syrup per gallon,..-75 Sy-up 5 gallon keg,. 3 00 held at Nevada City on Saturday, May Sist, 1884, At 10 o’clock, a.m, for the purpose of elscting eleven (11) delegates to the S’ te Con“HOW TO DO IT. cent”. 1884; the selection of a County Central Committee, and the transaction of s :ch other HIS highly sensational book by mail, 50 3 It contains life secret*. vention to be held at Stockton, June 10th, . by Pos* 1 Note, cost 8c at your P. Oo. Addre:s P. O. Box 695 Bozeman, M., T. ” Remit oe as may come before the convenjon. Resolved, That the primary electio for the election of delegates to s. ‘d convent/on be held in the several precinct ‘of the county on Saturday, May 24th, 1884, Between the hours of 2 o'clock Pp. M. aad 9 ey o’clock Pp, M., at an hour to be designated by ion and ¢ oh township committee. Re >Ived, That the apport‘onment of de’ egates to. id County Uo vention be upon the vote c st for John R. Glascock for Congress in 1032, each precincs being allowed one delegate for each twenty-five (25) vot 3]: so cast, or a fraction thereof, as follows: fa nily i medical I can show thourands. of testify to itsmeri’ and the benofit it has afforded as a tonic, and has been endorsed by the lettors rsovs from of the UnCanada, to emedy and faculty as Vote. No. Del. the best whisky Nevada, NO l.c.c6ace 226 10 for indigestion, Woayada No. Bui s.6 cum sea 210 dyspepsia, etc, — BiG Tents cs cscivescscee cu 138 Sold in all Eastern Ea-t Grass Valley... 253 1 qi States and gives West Grass Valley. + 258 1 “4, universal satis.acBuena Vist :. . 16 tion. Jt is highly Fore"t Spriags. vecek recommended by Allison F.nch...+ 35 he Faculty, in all Cottage Hill. .cee.eeeas 37 ees of NervousFrench Corral...++ 61 n_*s,Weakne’s, DeBirchville.. at bility, Dyspepsia, Sweet’and .;. + 290 Indigestion, Chills North San Juan. . 58 i and Fever, etc. It QHOTORGO icon cose cies 35 is now introduced North Bloomfield.. 96 to the public of Relief Hill.. ‘ the Pacific Slope, Lake City. F Moore’s Flat...065 6 rene orsed-—by_the . = ervificates of the emipcnt Dr. Dana d . . satisfaction is guaranteed to all who favor W PRICE LIST . Pritps {. DEAS ZS AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. CA SE. Eareka South...6. 38 Wasbinzton.. Ara Omega.. Gea}, Bear Valley. H. ©. Louder’) xk, Little York. 4 of St. Louis, Mo., both gert’emen prominent You. Bet. in their profess‘on, ° .d which isa ,uaantee Lowell Hill...+05to rll buyers o/ its purity and quality. Hunt’s Hill. .cceeceees Caut’on—None genuine unless labeled with Truckee .. ray signature over the cork—G, SIMMONDS. Boca Rough and Ready 8\ ek pad pes eno tA st FO a att 00 0 9 Pat BO, >t BD OD BO NO OO BO EO EO HHH ED CHAS, H. MITCHELL, Chairman. B. N., SHoncrart, Secretacy. ma20-td Malarial diseases of all kinds speedily yield to its power_al action. Nothing i Avent for. Nevada City. Sold also by Jobn Butler, Colfax. vals it Indian Springs.. sires as an appetizer Its tonic,pro es are Mooney Flat,... 18 e~and, and it renews wasted Mtality and reAnthony Heuse. a juvena‘es the sys. a. Try it-and be conPleasant Ridge...++ vine.d. Countryo ‘ors promptly attended Spenceville ...005 to. Families sup ‘ed by the gallon, cace or oe ore bottle, For sale by (0) 7) ee ee 2 By order of *.1e Ccvnty Central Commttee. W. #. SMITH, —t Sir rmnomc’s ily Use. bottle of Simmonds’ thartic. ticulerly recommended Faculty for L-dies’ Co Extracted from thé : s Tropical Fruits : Pinea es, Zapotilla, Bananas, Tamarinds. one Genuine unles~ my Signature ‘s across the Cork. C. SIMMONDS. WILLIAM H ange, Man . S the best. atve Opposit-TranseripiQOfice-—-Bole Agent for Nevada SOLD ALSO BY JOHN BUTLER, COLFAX, — *« e EXTRACT OF TROPICAL FRUIT It is recommended by all Physicians as a Blood Purifying Liquor. It is 4 sure remedy for Dyspepsia or Chills and Fever,) and especially for all Kidney and Liver Complaints itis the Greatest. Discovery of the Age,— This is a Pare Compound of all the Tropical Fruits and put up expressly for Medicinal and FamFamilies and Travelers ould always be provided with a of Tropical Fruit, 1t is good for Sour Stomach, Sea Sickness, and all Stomach Troubles. Also, Biliousness and Dyspepsia, and acts as a Light Purgative. necessity for taking a Strong’C:The best Physicians recommend it. to everybody, Pari. SMITH,No by. the mplaints, following pple, OrCity. LIAN WOLE’S —-POR— 1 50 100 Ibs.-. 1 25 Handsome Bed Lounge $25. : the ape ¢ to ie $14 illows per pair—Wool $1 75, Combinati " eye ie alt st te ombination $3 60, Feather $4 50 Lamp Chimneys from §¢ to 26c. LIVE AND LET LIVE . a Upholstered Spring Mattresses. $7 OO, Star Spring Mattresses $9, ru is trowbll aoe Walnut F Tre army worm is troubling veg-. ver, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover : . PlainfLoanges from $9 to $10 rame Lounge $15. etation in eastern Washington terri-} and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf ANSBe ll BB Flour per 100 lbs.-$2 50 Wasdasine Sei hess Bek, cats sen tory. pbicesissk apie % Se eh Don's forget that J, J. Jackson ’ heat sees 2 25) pall Leaf Tables $3. Kitchen‘ Tables $2 Never loan your roller skates. 1) 055 on and all kinds of canned neve Corn 4 ee Cooking Range and Fixtures $15. : That makes ‘them 6 whe elborrow. goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and RS . Barley eo 1 374 Single] Bedstead $3, 3-4 Bedstead $4, Fall Size Bedstead g5, Howett & Co., bankers of Eagle . liquors for medicinal purposes, and » Kitchen Safes from $3 to $10. Walnut Easy Chair $9 Fine Patent Walnut Rocker $14—Ueually sold for $25 Wool Mattresses, full size, $4 and $6 60 : Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, 2 to $5. er Machines $4 to $10. Baby Carriages from $7 to mps from 50¢ to $5 White[C-stile Soap per Bar 25¢, Geo. Tracy, General Auctioneer, Toilet Soap 3 boxes Q5¢. Also a full line of Silverware, C'ocks, Mejolica Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks Stationery, Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit J ars, Men’s Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toi re mete, Brackets, etc., at AWAY DOWN PRI N. B.--1F YOU WANT TO SELL OUT, CivE ME A CALL. Codfish per Ib,.. ----: 7 And evervthing else in propor" WULIAM WOLF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. MRS M.A. STERLING HAS JUST RECEIV@D A COMPLETE NEW AS. (ee —or— Diy Goods, Millinery, . Fancy Goods, Including all the Latest and Most Desirable Siyles, which will be sold atthe ° Very Lowest’ Prices, My-p-st_experience enables _me_to-fr'ly undeistand the wants of the trade here, ard me with their patronage. MY MOTTO: Good Goods at Reasonable Prices. One Price and Fair Dealing. PiSiaay from the country} faithfullyfattendMRS. M. A. STERLING, Commercial Street, o ite Transcri; Block, Nevada City, ” Pres ais” er PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM. HIS elegant dressingis preferred b: those who haveused th toaay re lararticle, on account of its superior cleanliness and purity. It contains materials only hen y are beneficialto the scalp and r an : Always Restores the Youthful Color to Grey or Faded Hair. Parker’s Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent fallin of the hair and to remove dandruff and itching Oi. anid anes, at deal a dbeas i a wedicines, z sy mato: f (sere ; MRS. WM. BLANCHE, si (UATE OF ENGLAND) Teacher-of German, French, Music, Plain and Fancy Work. Will alsojgive instructions in Painting in Oiland Water Col ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. Camas TERME. esson r'Frenc! cen! Music, 50 cents per lesson. . ee Plain-and-Faney work,25 cents per lesson. se. : Writing class for Ladi ntlemen 3 Cale a tae pete sonogs : ufactories and are of the Latest St Best Quality and Painting in ofl or water colors, 50 cents . SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRIGHSS aes eng, SU per lesson. 1a and Ivory type, $3 50 for whole IN THE LINE OF BODY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND INCRAIN CARPETS, FOR THE NEST 380 DAYS, AT: A. Blumenthal’s Dry Goods Store CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, CAL LSS We are pleased to announce that our Are Ncw Open for the Inspection of the Public. — Newest and Best Grades as well. _ FURNISHING COODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. 0 ment ef Boow?rs AND SHOES hab hg we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this Cae Our Prices We Claim To Be The Lowest ! ers the saving of the jobbers’ or middlemen’s profits, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. eso ~ PIONEE FURMITD ne L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. this side of Sacramento, consisting of ————Fine-Parlor and Bed Boom Sets, —LARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAM , : MADE TO ORDER, CH j WHAT NOTS, BOOK CASES, BUREACS Wy KINDS, WRITING DESKS, _.---.BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS, DRI BLANKE18, COMFORTERS, SHEETS SES AND ORTERS, 8 AND PILLOW GASES, AND ING IN THE HOUS. Pearhaine fe dover runNonita STORE, . ai : oan ames ' a Carpets _THREB-PLY, INGRAIN AND HEMP OILCLOTH, MATTING ETC, Bite Se ene HINOLEU Upholstering in all its branches done on the shortest notiee. UPHOLSTSRING GOODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND My Goods ere bought of the best Man: ior Workmanship, and CES. Give me. : E Ray ape Mai de ee. pack! ed for shipmen oy a spout sn '_ New York Hotel Nevada City. Ly eecigueaeed —= eS F17 REDUCTIONS ome SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Our New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the In Seasonable Goodf, embracing: all the Latest. Novelties and Standar Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, 4a We want to call your special attention to the Very Large As For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE i i i t purchases direct from first hands, thereby enabling us ‘6 bind ol fe ST ECLeT. Eeroc., Branches—New York, Honolulu and San Francisco E STORE, Commercial Street. .... Opposite Masoni¢ Fail Has one of the Largest and best selected stocks ES, MOULDINGS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, PICTU . , AMERICAN AND ENGLISH TAPESTRY, AND BODY. BRUSSELS-CARPETS, M, : in. Californis and the Eastern States WILL BE and be convinced. No. trouble 0 Furniture for familiés and others.ed Orders from the co’ ig : re She country promptly attended to. Purchasers can rely ou getting good eV! —o Ami France were. M. Su ty. anc Timot tor, and M Ww. ly eng at this Clothi minist Firat . ramen atallec AN hive g be rep painte look li poses somes Wo of Cal of Re the G cil, ps to Wy city. Me ager 0 who 1 tend 1 have . the lo Jor itor « this ¢ and i: fear a THE on, Ww were . burial terday TH Assen for hi terda; Colus TH furnit ‘sBrot been Mr Jacob Franc visit Cu was i Guar ~ Oda Mr Franc with Mille Ta visior be he Ar boy, broke Tu meet givin

~The Nevada Daily Transcript. _..Published Daily, Mondays ‘icnapead,. . BROWN & CALKINS. “PHURSDAY, MAY 22, 1884, EE Or the 820 delegates who will compose the National Republican Convention, the Southern States wil! have 300, the Northern States 502; the Territories aud District of Colambia, 18. The geographical divisions of the North will be represented as follows: New England, 76 delegates; Middle States, 156; Western States, 270, It will require 411 votes to nominate. The preponderating power attained by the great West is seen in the figures above. The Western States have more votes by 38 than they New England and Middle States combined, And the _ + disproportion _ is growing greater year by year, as westward the star of empire continues to scoot. : “Marx Twain” is a member of the Rev. Mr. Twichell’s church in Hartford, and so was the late exGovernor Marshall Jewell. But the ex-Gevernor was “higher up” in the church, as the himorist expressed it, and used to. pass around the plate. Oue day Mark Twain said to the ex-Governor, ‘‘See here,. Governor, they let you collect the donations, butthey never would let me do it.” ‘O yes they would,” said the e-Governor, adding, ‘‘that is, with a bell-punch.” Tue San Jose Mercury expects that there will be a great deal of fun at the Democratic State Convention. } i From present indications the meeting will be anything but a love-feast. There will be crimination and reerimination, and very likely the argaments bf cuspidors and table-legs will be brought to bear upon questions now agitating the Democratic ‘breast. The leaders of the great unwashed are in a terrible muddle. Ir in charged that the handful of the Republican members of the Legislature controlled the two-third Democratic majority at the Extra Secsion, The Appeal thinks this is giving the Republicans great credit for ability and sagacity. It is too much, Itislame, Ifan army of 2,000 soldiers were defeated by 200 of the enemy, we do not think that the 2,000 would be excused because they said they were defeated. SALSA NIN Re CO En TE mR mena UREN atten 4 Sea tie Rene ches reat pw geese eS a Leh awa To all editors engaged in figuring out results of ballots at Chicago the St. Louis Globe-Democrat says:— ‘Dearly Beloved © Brethren—From January to June, 1880, we nominated Grant on the first ballot at Chicago, every day, with nearly fifty votes to spare. When the Convention met we found out there was a blunder somewhere. Moral: He counte best who counts. last,” Ar Hollister the manager of a proposed free reading room refused to accept any assistance from the proceeds of a theatrical performance given by local talent, How is it that such cranks are exitrusted wtth the management of anything? Two lovers, John Biggs aud Ellen Farrer eloped from Greenbriar, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, in aboat. They were pursued by the girl’s father and brother, and the father and-lover-were drowned. ——_-—__ + o— Two men named Herbert Armstrong and David Bown were shot and killed while plowing at Bards“town, New Jersey. A neighbor named Freeze is suspected, and threats of lynching are made. Ax Indiana man wants a pension because he is unable to support his family. He says if he had not gone intothe army and served at $16 a month, he never would have had enough money to get married. ———— eee Tur Oakland Times (Dem.) says the leaders of the anti-monopolists, having drained the State Treasury, are ready to sell out to the railroads or to anybody else. A mass meeting was held at Salt “9-7 Lake Saturday to memorialize Con: gress on the Mormon question, Rev. Jo Cook, of Boston, was one of the speakers. More Light than he “Electric? or . . . “Will the coming man smoke?’ was set. Any Other Lamp Ever Invented. . [) . Hed, 0¥ Pret. Fisk in his tothe tational a way to Gas whiecee is through the pipe. = — At a recent test made in San. }ae ggg Are ff ag pes gag a gro a= > Francisco by experts between the . . . which Nature hascontributed the most ex es — “Blectric” d “Needle” quisite flavors. Blackwell’s Bull Durham 4 j ectric” an eedle” Jamps, Smoking Tobaceo fills the bill completely. (—] the Needle” was. declared the beat . {nn Be cage vee fee oheccomrown =) lla and mostbrilliant by fifteen candle . } . line goo into the manufactory of Black. — sae power. For sale by Geo, E. Tur2 Oe et en et > o —s NER, * _ my7-lm Euekwei's Dub Dustiam « es moking ‘Tol . mo . best of that tobacco. Don't a, foe ; Notice. : : ag sete a ao a> As lsold my entire business t ae ee = Samuel & Boukofeky on the first of package, . —F : December, 1883, and am inno way ost, as I will force collection. Youre, M. Suwon, Sacramento St., 8. F. _ A Denver telegram of Tuesday says: Additional details are at hand concerning the allege] transactions of General Howell and his partner, Baker, the missing baukers who started the Belknap boom in the __Coeur d’Alene country. no foundation for the boom. bank run by Howell & Baker was at Belknap. Mining men here are loud in their denunciations oi Howell. One dispatch received here froma prominent miuing man in Belknap gays: ‘Don’t make any calculation to come out here. country has gone to the devil, Belknap is about deserted and Thompson’s jFalls, the other boom town, which has done the most business so far, is going fast, Business houses are closing up every day, and very discouraging repo-ts are coming out from Eagle City, at the mioes. Bow ell and Baker have left the country, and if they are wice they will not return, A gentleman just returned from Belknap sa‘d Howell and Baker loft a large number of creditors behind them in a destitute condition. The Chaage She Pre posed. Mr. B.—I am fearfully tired of . the same routine day after day. 1 do wish I could have a change. Mrs. B.—What kind of a change ? Mr, B.—Oh, anything at all, just by way of variety; something novel, you know, a strange experience of some sort, Mrs, B.—I think I can suggest 4 novelty which will be a change fo both of us, Mr. B.—That’s a dear girl. What As spring advances the need of soft hats is felt, Silk hats lie down on their long nap. A Bursted Boom. TuEre is a good prospect for the passage_of the Mexican Veteran Pension bill. _ > oTue pressure for the passage of the National Bankruptcy bill is increasing, . There was The This part of the City, Idaho, have failed. aS DIED. At Relief Hill, 1 18, 1884, Mery E. Davis, daughter of Mrs. W. R. Williams, azed 17 years, 7 months and 6 cays. SPIEL OPIATES EOS, 5 ttn ASTORIA liifants and Ohlldten Wu Eines foals coracn umkes teen ey on hand a large supply of Red Clobusiness in Nevada City by Jan. Ist, 1885, I will offer any and all goods in my line at reduced rates for cash. I will also sell my buildings and fixtures, everything found in a first-class grocery store. NEVADA TFEATRE. Selling at Reduced Prices. mpi SAM. C, MOTT Being desirous of closing out my ONE NIGHT ONLY! . ml-lm Geo. E. TURNER. Carr Broruers keep constantly PLANTATION SINGE jy19-t# ,, urgeg: ‘‘Let the child learn the one universal langusge—the art of designing.” girls become designing and artful enough without teaching. Summer boarders complain that the _ eonnected with the same, those in_ debted to me will ‘please settle their accounts in full before the 10th day. « of May, 1884, and save trouble and el & Boukofeky will . ait? Mrs. B,—Try coming home sober. Proressor Wintir of New York A numerously jilted man 1s opposed to the plan. He says “Yus,” said Farmer John, ‘‘my t solute for. Rheumatism, : ani Sprains) Bernt, Galle, Coes an iustantancous ELI TAS! Wall st., N. Y. From Memphis, Tennesee. The placing of this celebrated c ple because we , ve the on and sometimes we stage at all. Prices of admissio 1 as reual. chaz e. Manager. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24, LEW JOHNSON’S ORIGINAL Genuine Colored People! DIFFERING FROM ALL OTHERS. before the publie h«~ been attended with the most extraordinary success, and why? Simly original nezro performance presented on the st-e. We resent the nevro as he appc rsat his meetings, cabin homes, and on the plant tions, and their music isso weird and melodious, and so striking, t iat it enchants the audience have hard work to get the peopls to allow the singers to leave the Rerved seats at Vinton’s without extra Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 40 Middlings 100 lbs... Bran Crushed Sugar 8 1-21bs 1 00 POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel-of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold i competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum o> phoshate powders. SOLD ONIY IN CANS. yal Baxina PowoEr Co., 106 * nights are cold, but they certainly have no right to expect me to take the blankets off the tomato vines such weather as this.” A Wiiuiamsport youth sent fifty cents to a New York firm to learn how to keep from swearing, and received in reply: ‘‘Don’t open your mouth,” He _has sworn ever since, Sarp a boy to a larger one eating an apple: ‘‘Willye gimme a bite?” “Naw,” discouragingly. ‘Will ye gimme the core?” ‘‘There ain't: going to be any core,” annihilatingly. ~~ DorsuemeER of New York and Hancock of Texas are urged as free trade candidates for President and Vice President. Tue ran of salmon is light at Astoria, and the pack so far is but 48 per cent of that of last year. ~>e— THe Government sawmill at Fort Spokane, Washington Terriory, was burned last week. MS oe A NEW publication is entitled “Points about Woman.” The subject prubably refers to pins, an Democrats at Washington. are afraid their free trade ideas will cost them the Irish vote. pe “Man wants but little ear below” was written before ~ the telephcne was invented, PETE RETA Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent: stock of eloths which he is prepared to make up ingents’ suits, in the lateat atyles and at the lowest prices. my2-tf > THosE new lamps that Tracy in the Transcript Block is now exhibiting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public, They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent per hour with coal oi]. Go and look at them whethGRADUATES BALL! -GIVEN BY THE—CLASS. OF 1848, {—or—t Nevada City High School, AT HUNTS HALL, Ni.VADA CITY, Friday Evening, June 6, 1884. ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR forfone gentleman and two ladies. . Each extra lady with escort, 50 cents. Lady Dancers with out escorts, $1. To the Gallery, 25 cents. A Bonanza for Agents. THE AMERICAN _ Farm aud Home Cyclopedia N ILLUSTRATED GUIDE to. wealth, health and happiness, and a work that every farmer who expects to succeed will be compelled to purchase, in self-defense, The volume is an invaluable,daily referense book for the farm.r, his wife, sons and daughters, supplied with a copious index to make reference vasy and expeditious, and illustrated with over 2,000 en cvings, and nearly 15 ncolors, This book is designed to suppl want long felt by the p blic, and especiall the American farmer, Also, equally good NEW BOOKS ON OFHER SUBJECTS. Apply tor circulars to J. DEWING & Cv., 420 Bus Street,_ ma SAN FRANCISCO, §CAL® ESTABLISED IN 1852: ARMES & DALLAM, Mannfacturers and Importers of Wooden and Willow Ware, Twines, Brooms, Brushes, askets, Pails, Tubs, Churns, Washboards, Rope, Cordage, Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Building Papers, Matches, Handles, Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweeners, Feather Dusters, Stationery, etc. 230 & 232 FRONT STREET, er you wish to purchase or not. 3t 9-ly ® SAN PRANCISCO, CAL for all money paid them Cold the The Treamsceript -} Columbia Hitt A. K. BISHOP, . Justice of the Peace, hei Agent. North Bloomfield, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA. a ly THE PLATE TO BUY Fine Confectionery, —o-—-— Buys and sells Mines on. commission. Democratic County Convention. —_—_— ALL OF THE BEST IN THEIR SEASON. RECEIVED DAILY. T A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATic County Centval Committee, held at G. sa Valley on Monday, Mby 19th, 1884, it was Resolved, That a County Convention be £. ROSENTHAL’S Popular Variety Store, Cow mercial Street, OPPCSITE TRANSCRiPT BLOCK, Fruits and Vegetables, Choice Cigars, Ete. Mountain.and Valley Fruits, FRESH VEGETABLES . J. ROSENTHAL. Granulated“ 9 1 00 ompsny . Brown oe me 1 00 Java Coffee 4 “1-00 Costa Rica “ 6 “100 Beans 25 100 Tomatoes 8 cans..-. 1 00 Green Con ‘7 “... 109 Green Poas 7 “..--:1 00 String Beans, 7 “‘-...1 00 Oysters eof us 100 Lobsters Go es 1 00 Cordines 6 ‘...-1 00 Jelly WS aes 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “‘. ..1 00 Corned Beef 3 “...-1 00 Salmon _ eee 1 00

TablePeaches 4 ‘‘... 1 00 Coffee, 5 lb cans ..----+» 15 Coffee, 3 Ib cans ...----50 Chocolate, 4 papers -.-.-1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Tea, 5 Ib bom...-.6.+-+ 1 50 Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 Candles 60 for.....++++ 100 Candles per box..-. re 1 75 Butter per roll ..-.--++%50 Eggs per dozen.....30c Pie Frvit, 6 cans,.:..-.1 00: Syrup per gallon,...-75 Sy-up 5 gallon keg,.. 3 00 held at Nevada City on Saturday, May Sist, 1884, At 10 o’clock, a.m, for the purpose of elscting eleven (11) delegates to the S’ te Con“HOW TO DO IT. cent”. 1884; the selection of a County Central Committee, and the transaction of s :ch other HIS highly sensational book by mail, 50 3 It contains life secret*. vention to be held at Stockton, June 10th, . by Pos* 1 Note, cost 8c at your P. Oo. Addre:s P. O. Box 695 Bozeman, M., T. ” Remit oe as may come before the convenjon. Resolved, That the primary electio for the election of delegates to s. ‘d convent/on be held in the several precinct ‘of the county on Saturday, May 24th, 1884, Between the hours of 2 o'clock Pp. M. aad 9 ey o’clock Pp, M., at an hour to be designated by ion and ¢ oh township committee. Re >Ived, That the apport‘onment of de’ egates to. id County Uo vention be upon the vote c st for John R. Glascock for Congress in 1032, each precincs being allowed one delegate for each twenty-five (25) vot 3]: so cast, or a fraction thereof, as follows: fa nily i medical I can show thourands. of testify to itsmeri’ and the benofit it has afforded as a tonic, and has been endorsed by the lettors rsovs from of the UnCanada, to emedy and faculty as Vote. No. Del. the best whisky Nevada, NO l.c..c6ace 226 10 for indigestion, Woayada No. Bui s.6 cum sea 210 dyspepsia, etc, — BiG Tents cs cscivescscee cu 138 Sold in all Eastern Ea-t Grass Valley..... 253 1 qi States and gives West Grass Valley. + 258 1 “4, universal satis.acBuena Vist :.. . 16 tion. Jt is highly Fore"t Spriags. vecek recommended by Allison F.nch.....+ 35 he Faculty, in all Cottage Hill.. .cee.eeeas 37 ees of NervousFrench Corral.....++ 61 n_*s,Weakne’s, DeBirchville... at bility, Dyspepsia, Sweet’and ..;.. + 290 Indigestion, Chills North San Juan. . 58 i and Fever, etc. It QHOTORGO icon cose cies 35 is now introduced North Bloomfield.... 96 to the public of Relief Hill.... ‘ the Pacific Slope, Lake City.. F Moore’s Flat.....065 6 rene orsed-—by_the . = ervificates of the emipcnt Dr. Dana d . . satisfaction is guaranteed to all who favor W PRICE LIST . Pritps {. DEAS ZS AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. CA SE. Eareka South.....6. 38 Wasbinzton... Ara Omega... Gea}, Bear Valley. H. ©. Louder’) xk, Little York. 4 of St. Louis, Mo., both gert’emen prominent You. Bet.. in their profess‘on, ° .d which isa ,uaantee Lowell Hill.....+05to rll buyers o/ its purity and quality. Hunt’s Hill. ..cceeceees Caut’on—None genuine unless labeled with Truckee ... ray signature over the cork—G, SIMMONDS. Boca Rough and Ready 8\ ek pad pes eno tA st FO a att 00 0 9 Pat BO, >t BD OD BO NO OO BO EO EO HHH ED CHAS, H. MITCHELL, Chairman. B. N., SHoncrart, Secretacy. ma20-td Malarial diseases of all kinds speedily yield to its power_al action. Nothing i Avent for. Nevada City. Sold also by Jobn Butler, Colfax. vals it Indian Springs... sires as an appetizer Its tonic,pro es are Mooney Flat,...... 18 e~and, and it renews wasted Mtality and reAnthony Heuse. a juvena‘es the sys. a. Try it-and be conPleasant Ridge.....++ vine.d. Countryo ‘ors promptly attended Spenceville ......005 to. Families sup ‘ed by the gallon, cace or oe ore bottle, For sale by (0) 7) ee ee 2 By order of *.1e Ccvnty Central Commttee. W. #. SMITH, —t Sir rmnomc’s ily Use. bottle of Simmonds’ thartic. ticulerly recommended Faculty for L-dies’ Co Extracted from thé : s Tropical Fruits : Pinea es, Zapotilla, Bananas, Tamarinds. one Genuine unles~ my Signature ‘s across the Cork. C. SIMMONDS. WILLIAM H ange, Man . S the best. atve Opposit-TranseripiQOfice-—-Bole Agent for Nevada SOLD ALSO BY JOHN BUTLER, COLFAX, — *« e EXTRACT OF TROPICAL FRUIT It is recommended by all Physicians as a Blood Purifying Liquor. It is 4 sure remedy for Dyspepsia or Chills and Fever,) and especially for all Kidney and Liver Complaints itis the Greatest. Discovery of the Age,— This is a Pare Compound of all the Tropical Fruits and put up expressly for Medicinal and FamFamilies and Travelers ould always be provided with a of Tropical Fruit, 1t is good for Sour Stomach, Sea Sickness, and all Stomach Troubles. Also, Biliousness and Dyspepsia, and acts as a Light Purgative. necessity for taking a Strong’C:The best Physicians recommend it. to everybody, Pari. SMITH,No by. the mplaints, following pple, OrCity. LIAN WOLE’S —-POR— 1 50 100 Ibs..-.. 1 25 Handsome Bed Lounge $25. : the ape ¢ to ie $14 illows per pair—Wool $1 75, Combinati " eye ie alt st te ombination $3 60, Feather $4 50 Lamp Chimneys from §¢ to 26c. LIVE AND LET LIVE . a Upholstered Spring Mattresses. $7 OO, Star Spring Mattresses $9, ru is trowbll aoe Walnut F Tre army worm is troubling veg-. ver, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover : . PlainfLoanges from $9 to $10 rame Lounge $15. etation in eastern Washington terri-} and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf ANSBe ll BB Flour per 100 lbs..-$2 50 Wasdasine Sei hess Bek, cats sen tory. pbicesissk apie % Se eh Don's forget that J, J. Jackson ’ heat sees 2 25) pall Leaf Tables $3. Kitchen‘ Tables $2 Never loan your roller skates. 1) 055 on and all kinds of canned neve Corn 4 ee Cooking Range and Fixtures $15. : That makes ‘them 6 whe elborrow. goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and RS . Barley eo 1 374 Single] Bedstead $3, 3-4 Bedstead $4, Fall Size Bedstead g5, Howett & Co., bankers of Eagle . liquors for medicinal purposes, and » Kitchen Safes from $3 to $10. Walnut Easy Chair $9 Fine Patent Walnut Rocker $14—Ueually sold for $25 Wool Mattresses, full size, $4 and $6 60 : Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, 2 to $5. er Machines $4 to $10. Baby Carriages from $7 to mps from 50¢ to $5 White[C-stile Soap per Bar 25¢, Geo. Tracy, General Auctioneer, Toilet Soap 3 boxes Q5¢. Also a full line of Silverware, C'ocks, Mejolica Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks Stationery, Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit J ars, Men’s Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toi re mete, Brackets, etc., at AWAY DOWN PRI N. B.--1F YOU WANT TO SELL OUT, CivE ME A CALL. Codfish per Ib,... ----: 7 And evervthing else in propor" WULIAM WOLF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. MRS M.A. STERLING HAS JUST RECEIV@D A COMPLETE NEW AS. (ee —or— Diy Goods, Millinery, . Fancy Goods, Including all the Latest and Most Desirable Siyles, which will be sold atthe ° Very Lowest’ Prices, My-p-st_experience enables _me_to-fr'ly undeistand the wants of the trade here, ard me with their patronage. MY MOTTO: Good Goods at Reasonable Prices. One Price and Fair Dealing. PiSiaay from the country} faithfullyfattendMRS. M. A. STERLING, Commercial Street, o ite Transcri; Block, Nevada City, ” Pres ais” er PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM. HIS elegant dressingis preferred b: those who haveused th toaay re lararticle, on account of its superior cleanliness and purity. It contains materials only hen y are beneficialto the scalp and r an : Always Restores the Youthful Color to Grey or Faded Hair. Parker’s Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent fallin of the hair and to remove dandruff and itching Oi. anid anes, at deal a dbeas i a wedicines, z sy mato: f (sere ; MRS. WM. BLANCHE, si (UATE OF ENGLAND) Teacher-of German, French, Music, Plain and Fancy Work. Will alsojgive instructions in Painting in Oiland Water Col ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. Camas TERME. esson r'Frenc! cen! Music, 50 cents per lesson. . ee Plain-and-Faney work,25 cents per lesson. se. : Writing class for Ladi ntlemen 3 Cale a tae pete sonogs : ufactories and are of the Latest St Best Quality and Painting in ofl or water colors, 50 cents . SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRIGHSS aes eng, SU per lesson. 1a and Ivory type, $3 50 for whole IN THE LINE OF BODY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND INCRAIN CARPETS, FOR THE NEST 380 DAYS, AT: A. Blumenthal’s Dry Goods Store CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, CAL LSS We are pleased to announce that our Are Ncw Open for the Inspection of the Public. — Newest and Best Grades as well. _ FURNISHING COODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. 0 ment ef Boow?rs AND SHOES hab hg we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this Cae Our Prices We Claim To Be The Lowest ! ers the saving of the jobbers’ or middlemen’s profits, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. eso ~ PIONEE FURMITD ne L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. this side of Sacramento, consisting of ————Fine-Parlor and Bed Boom Sets, —LARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAM , : MADE TO ORDER, CH j WHAT NOTS, BOOK CASES, BUREACS Wy KINDS, WRITING DESKS, _.---.BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS, DRI BLANKE18, COMFORTERS, SHEETS SES AND ORTERS, 8 AND PILLOW GASES, AND ING IN THE HOUS. Pearhaine fe dover runNonita STORE, . ai : oan ames ' a Carpets _THREB-PLY, INGRAIN AND HEMP OILCLOTH, MATTING ETC, Bite Se ene HINOLEU Upholstering in all its branches done on the shortest notiee. UPHOLSTSRING GOODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND My Goods ere bought of the best Man: ior Workmanship, and CES. Give me. : E Ray ape Mai de ee. pack! ed for shipmen oy a spout sn '_ New York Hotel Nevada City. Ly eecigueaeed —= eS F17 REDUCTIONS ome SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Our New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the In Seasonable Goodf, embracing: all the Latest. Novelties and Standar Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, 4a We want to call your special attention to the Very Large As For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE i i i t purchases direct from first hands, thereby enabling us ‘6 bind ol fe ST ECLeT. Eeroc., Branches—New York, Honolulu and San Francisco E STORE, Commercial Street. ....... Opposite Masoni¢ Fail Has one of the Largest and best selected stocks ES, MOULDINGS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, PICTU . , AMERICAN AND ENGLISH TAPESTRY, AND BODY. BRUSSELS-CARPETS, M, : in. Californis and the Eastern States WILL BE and be convinced. No. trouble 0 Furniture for familiés and others.ed Orders from the co’ ig : re She country promptly attended to. Purchasers can rely ou getting good eV! —o Ami France were. M. Su ty. anc Timot tor, and M Ww. ly eng at this Clothi minist Firat . ramen atallec AN hive g be rep painte look li poses somes Wo of Cal of Re the G cil, ps to Wy city. Me ager 0 who 1 tend 1 have . the lo Jor itor « this ¢ and i: fear a THE on, Ww were . burial terday TH Assen for hi terda; Colus TH furnit ‘sBrot been Mr Jacob Franc visit Cu was i Guar ~ Oda Mr Franc with Mille Ta visior be he Ar boy, broke Tu meet givin