February 12, 1887 (6 pages)

_, feality they differ as widely as the of them having been built. for years. aa ow ? aE Ses THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1887. The Daily Transcript. PEACE IN EUROPE. and Germany as on the eve of war with each other. However frequent these alarms, we do not believe that war burst out in Europe it would be at first’ between these two countries. The French haye not the least desire, however the contrary be asserted, to enter other hand it is not easy to see what interest Germany has in such @ war, or to provoke a struggle of which the proportions would be so different from the last in which it won so marvelotis and unexpectéd— success. Germa statesmen know perfectly that in place of the demoralized forces of the. effete pose to them armies’ fully as nu__™erous and_as well armed and dise Plined as their own. France is trayersed’ with new and numerous railroads, giving to its armies means of evolutions and approvisionment, th want of which tended greatly to th former disasters. Besides, even if Germany could win some triumphs,-which—is by no mean ‘Certain, it is nearly, certain it’ could]. ting in Montreal not win the measure of success that . '* Operating in Montreal. attended it before, and if not, its presi. older and less foolish. 8 tigewould diminish rather than in] ers is practically ended. crease. Again, Germany has made serious . dentally drowned on the 8th.enemies in Europe by its very suc . There are twenty-four applicants for ceases, and only its constant exer-. the Oakland Postmastership. tions to maintain its military strength enable it to defy the effects of neigh boring envy. It is also honeycombed with socialism, and the results of an : unsuccessful war might: be disastrous . tier. Many persons are repérted to have perished by the recent blizzard in Dafrom consequent internal commotions We do not therefore believe any war ,. Three persons were burned to death -. near Jeffries, Ia., on Tuesday. ‘ is contemplated by Bismarck. But he . kota. is-an arch schemer, and will lead Eu-. . rope to the brink of war, trusting to luck to lead it back again,-in order to} not guilty. further his domestic policy. Just now he wants seven years’ appropriations for his army, and to have the ar. with $16,000. my increased. He does not want to depend on yearly appropriations, and rejected the offer of three years’ . Angeles county. made by his political opponents in the Reichstag. N othing short of seven years will suit him. To gain that he . France, Wednesday. _ blows a blast about the danger of war with France ;pictures the consequences of loss in sucha war—the giving up of} tinued another week, Hanover, etc, and when he is voted down, insolently pulls a paper out of his pocket and dissolvea the national the interstate commerce law. parliament. Now all the official newsAman named Redden has been Papers in the Empire are lashing the voters up to the sticking point. Even his old enemy, the Pope, is set to electioneering for him, and the bloody shirt of war with France is waved all over the Empire. The telegraph tells of meetings of his opponents being suppressed. No. There won’t be any war. Bismarck is only rattling his sheet iron thunder. Germany has nothing to gain and much to lose by such a war, and France does not desire it—now! ‘Yet the game is dangerous to play with the passions of two warlike peoples, and the world will feel easier when the German elections are over. FIDDLE-DE-DEE. The brilliant but misguided young man whose genius effervesces ‘within the circumscribed limits of the Sacramento Bee’s editorial columns, recently relieved his overburdened intellect of this: A FEARFUL RISK. Senator Walrath’s bill “To Provide for the Impounding of Mining Debris’ would be better entitled “An Act to Depreciate Real Estate in the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, and in the Bay Counties.” The erection of the proposed rock-and-earth dams in the mountain channel of the Yuba would at once reduce property values in Marysville and Yuba City fully fifty percent. <A like collapse would occur in the value of all farming lands bordering that river. The same depreciation along the course of the Bear would follow the building of a big debris dam in the gorge of that river, and the people in and about Wheatland would be in despair. Whocan doubt what the eect would be on real estate values in Sacramento were there to be thrown across the gorge of tlie American river a huge loose-stone dam, whose rupture might precipitate a flood upon the'city? No matter how strong the indorsement of engineers, the people would not rest secure and the apprehension of a possible deluge’ would fo palsy the hand of enterprise and check all growth and progress. Some eight years ago, in the State of Nevada, Franktownwas swept away by the collapse of a “rubble stone’’ dam at the mouth of a reservoir miles away inthe mountains. It was just such adam as the hydraulickers propose to build in the canyons of our torrential streams. But it was not expoved to the rish of a mountain torrent. A mere brook fed the reservoir, and the collapse of the structure, just as in the case of the ““English dam” in this State, was caused simply by the lateral jnoomate of the imprisoned water. flood leaped upon Franktown in a roaring, foam-crested wave from ten to twenty feet in hight, and when the water had subsided houses were found stranded half a mile away from their original foundation. Had not warning in time. been , eg the entire population of the place must have perishedin the deluge. It is for such so as this that the infamous Walrath bill pavesthe way. Its passage would be a crime. The Bee’s remarks would be worthy of serious consideration were they based upon facts, which they are not. It argues against the impounding bill from the utterly false assumption that the damming of water and of “‘slickens”’ are similar operations, when in y digging of a wéll and the construction ofa water tower. There are several “glickens” dams in the canyons and ravines of this part of the State, some from home for immoral purposes. Charles Morgan has been arrested in San Jose for.compelling his sixteenyear-old wife to live-a life of shame. John Johnson and Frank Williams are in jail at Sacramento for a murder committed in Arizona nearly a year. ago. District Attorney Breckenridge has been acquitted at Merced on a charge of assault and battery upon Samuel Ross. Patrick ‘Hall, a miner from Eureka, Nev., was found dead ‘in bed at. the Railroad Hotel, Salt Lake City, this week. 'W. Moll fatally shot his wife and caused the death of their young babe, near Boulder, Colorado, on Monday night. Tommy , Warren defeated Robbie Haight in an eight-round fight near Troy, New York, early on Wednesday morning. A fight between a Sheriff's posse and some Navajo Indians resulted in the killing of three white men and three Indiang ; a general outbreak is feared. Henry Hellman, a native of Norway, 63 years of age, committed suicide Tuesday at the French Hospital, San Francisco, by shooting himself in the head. Lorenzo Barnham, formerly of Chico, was lost in the snow near Berdan’s from Saturday night till Monday morning. When found he was unconscious, with both legs frozen to a point above the knees. < Senator John P. Jones, of Nevada, says that he has made but little in mining during the last year. He says he has done well in business, but has ted to him. the amusement of the people of the City of Mexico, broke loose while being driven along the streets Thursday and killed a great-many" people: Monday George E. Houghton was killed at Bakersfield by the accidental discharge of a gun which he was handling. Deceased was well known in Upper California, having been Superintendent of Schools of Plumas county. A. 8. Austin, the wealthy Southerner; who recently wanted to give a cigar to every man in New York, was sent to a private asylum at Northampton, Mass.,on Saturday, but his release has been secured by a New York lawyer. One fireman (John Wilkinson) was killed and several were badly injured during a fire Thursday morning at the corner of Williams and Post streets, San Francisco. A number of Chinamen were believed at last—accounts to have been buried in the ruins. During the farewell performance of Patti in San Francisco, Wednesday night, a fellow named Dr. Jas. Hodge exploded a dynamite bomb in the gallery, being évidently about to throw it when it went of. He was somewhat hurt, and is under arrest. The Virginia Cjty Chronicle published Wednesday night the inaugural raddress-of Governor Foraker to the Ohio Legislature ’in 1886, side by side with the message of Governor StevenYet not one has ever been washed away or otherwise destoryed by the elements. If the Bee writer knew anyson, of Nevada, proving the latter ilty of appropriating Governor Forare address. bodily. Tux Dominion holds‘a eral elecPag Tembers of Patiament on , Soe wisi of bis printing office, he know that there is no “lateral pressure” worth mentioning against such a structure even when full of ns . sand and mud to its very ' brim, bit that the material it checks in its downflow simply adds to the strength} The newspapers represent France. of the original barrier. The English, Franktown and all other dams _ that ever failed to perform the duty for if} Which they were made (excepting the abortion known as the Yuba brush dam, and of which nothing better could have been expected by any Sane man) were intended for the reona war of aggression; and on the tention of water. The Franktown dam was an unworkmanlike job, as were about all of its kind. that have proven insecure, while the English dain was blown up by dastardly dynamiters as has clearly been shown by n. indisputable evidence, given in: the Superior Court of Sierra county. The substitute for the Walrath bill will empire, the French would have to op-. pass, and the debris dams will be built. No one will be afraid of them, excepting the Bee editor, and He will only pretend to be for argument’s sake. He will even abandon his pretensions in this respect when he has grown PRICELIST . FOR CASH! THE CHEAPEST AND BEST GROCERY STORE IN NEVADA. Main St., Opposite Union Hotel. per 100 Ibe, $2.50 : 76 1.76 11234 rea oe Po iJ Co Costa Rica Ooffee; Washing Powder, a He tt he pel LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 4 i A geng of daring American sobbers ee Soa, The strike of Monongahela river miE le el lel ol ln a ee John Dixon, of Vallejo, was acciSalmon, 2 .1b. cans, Salmon. 1 1b, cans, rl It is reported that France is preparing to move t¥oops to her eastern fronSMOMMaaa ~ Deviled Ham; Oondensed Milk Lard per can, Kerosene, 6 gallon can Kerosene fper gallon, Syrup per gallon, Syrup sper 5 gallon QIak oOo Arthur, accused. of conspiracy in the murder of Erickson, has been found a ova on James M. Falk, of a New York clothing firm, has mysteriously disappeared QP ao The Southern Pacific has purchased the famous San Joaquin rancho,in Los er 5 lb. box Twobombs were exploded in front P . of the police headquarters in Lyons, Soap, per box, Savon Soap, per box, ‘i “i b The San Jose Citrus Fair is such a pronounced success that it will be conare, s ; andles per box, The Eastern railroads are preparing to comply with the requirements of Goodwin Oandles per box, San Francisoo ‘! Oandles 64 for 1 Starch per box, Butter per roll, Tobacco per plug, AND EVERYTHING ELSE PROPORTION. All Goods Fresh and’ Pure. held at Santa Roga for enticing’ girls 45 In. — SPANISH AND FRENCH RESTAURANT, PROPRIETORS. Regular dinner, with claret, 25e. A good meal for 15c, Fresh Oysters, Chicken, To Oraeér:’ the City. Banquets and Fine Suppers_on Short Notice. . i @@~Special attention paid to Lady Paqrons. Ei y man (Bros., . ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and ’“invariably above the qualities, are the leading features of our great line of Men's, Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing Boots, Shoes, Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Etats, Caps, Satchels, Htc. Importing our own Goods and buy ig from first hands for cash in such immense quantities as we do, enables us to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others can possibly afford to. Do not fail to call and see us before purchasing. Only il s had nothing like the guccess attribuRetail Hou si A number of bulls, which were to. . f COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. have been torturedin the arena for WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102 Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. ——— AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOOK STORE Can be found everything in the line of Fancy Stationery, Blank Books, School eoond’ Printed Books’ in Cloth ca ae ee ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE -. CUTLERY! SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &c. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. STICH & LARKIN, resin Washington’s Birthday. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. e HYMAN BROS. -, A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF MILLINERY GOODS, N (°° ETC. PSOLDgBY MRS. :MAIN STEM, NEAR UNION HOTEL,/WEVADA CITY, CAL. 4 Most Complete Stock in the City. : Prices as Low as the Lowest. Mail Order DRY, FANCY & Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. oS Wacamnaely didgles House Furnishing Goods. COTTON GARTER WEBBING. BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DA BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMA RED LINEN TABL DOYLIES WHITE,. DOYLIES COLORED AN LINEN NAPKINS,. . . COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS,. LINENS FOR SHIRT F :. . Poker mNives. 0110500200002 DURAND & OLIVER, RED BORDER,._ RONTS AND UNDERWEAR, BIRD'S EYE LINENS,..-. 2 BIRD’s EYE LINEN DIAPERS sic: BUTCHER'S LINENS, . ‘. PLAID GLASs TOW LINEN CAMBRICs, LINEN DIAPERs, BLEACHED AND BROWN HU RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CR LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, .: 4 LINEN HUCK TOWELS, AANEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BATH TOWELS, Meals at All Hours ! +.» . AGATE ~~~ BOOK-MUSLINS, VICTORIA LAWNS,.. BISHOP’S LAWNS,.. 10. TARLATAN MUSLINS,\.,4.; LAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINS LAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, SOFT FINISHED CA PIQUE PLAIN AND FI MARSEILLES QUILTS, . HONE Y-COMB QUILTS, BALMURAL SKIRTS, .. ALL OVER TUCKING,. _. TUCKED SKIRTINGS, . Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10¢, ALL WOOL FLANNELS,.; aa SILK AND WOOL FLANNEL, ..:. COTTON AND WOOL FL SHAKER FLANNELS, . OPERA FLANNELS, . fees EMBROIDERED. FLANNELS, COLORED TWILLED F CANTON FLANNELS,. BLACK VELVETEENS, DOMESTIC WHITE 'MUSLINS, DOMESTIC CAMBRIC PAPER MUSLINS, . TWILLED MUSLIN, . . SILK APLIQUE, figured. . . QUILLED RIBBON in all colors QUILLED BSATIN. .. Fish, Ete,, FARMER’S SATIN LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL tette LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,.:, CRETONES IN 'LARG NECKEECHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; sol. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS. INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES REAL VALENCIENNES EDGINGS A . ss KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS,* NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, Mest and Cheapest Restaurant in SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM,. . FRENCH AND GERMAN. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. “BEADED YAK.EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. __. REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AN. YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS WHITE THREAD DUCHESS POINT SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS.,.__ BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. & BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS.. . IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS . COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. . BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND INWRISTLETS, in all styles. .SWANSDOWN .. PUR TRIMMINGS, by the yard in al widths EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. . A LARGE VARIETY PERFUMES, EXTRACTS x. LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG’s and all other popular COLOGNE, BAY RUM CacHous, for Ladies and Gents. TOILET SOAPS, every Odor. . SPANISH EDGINGS BEADED FRENCH LACES IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS. IMITATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES.__. Nets for Veils. COSMETIQUE—white, black, brown BANDELINE.... ‘)°. . SWANS DOWN. 9 Scarfs, Etc. PEARLITE ... He See Obi 2 Ss HUNTER’S INVISIBLE... PON Bee geo! ee Peiessrecvecscn, {COURT PLAGPRR. 1000! GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK..>-.. CHENILLE NETS IMITATION THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. REAL, THREAD DOTTED NETS WHITE COTTON NETS WHITE MECHLIN NETS, COTTON WHITE MALINE SILK NETS.. SILK ILLUSIONS NAIL, TOOTH, HAIR, SHAVING, HAT, CLOTHES SEP LEWKRET TERR NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKs, LEATHER CASE8, OVAL HAND MIRRORS. SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS....,. °°) STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS...., POCKET BOOKS.... * ebee'v-eine WALLETS, MEMQRANDUM BOOKS.. PORTMONNAIES, CARD CASES WRITING DESKS..,.. PICTURE FRAMES _. Made-up Lace Goods. BAL VALENCIENNES “HA JOTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKER REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS COTTON VALENCIENNES FICHUS AND CAPES.. LACE BOWS AND TIES. BLACK THREAD VEILS BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEIL: PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS.. . GLOVE BOXES SCHOOL BAGs.. w CHAMOIS SKINS... CAMPHORICE... COURT PLASTERS RINGS satiuses INK ERASERS. LEAD PENCILS:~ MAP ERTRRIEGS 555 55554 ses ene cs eee LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES. saad CHEST PROTECTORS. :....... SILVER POWDERS.. SPANISH VEILS DOTTE SPANISH SCARFs. Gece BRUSSELS NET SCARFS Mourning Goods. COULTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES,: WHITE BHETLAND SHAWLS. .., SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS. . Housékeeper’s Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, »NOSTINGHAM,CLUNY AND PILLOW CASE LACES. ROARY PINGS S53. he Oo iisca. kh WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES >.) . re BQUAREsS OR . SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELETS ChUNY TEES OPH: ALTER RATS LEN " .,. . THE METAL Goops are also assorted in jewNOTTINGHAM DACRE pREADB; QU RINIG 5. 6.5. bases ecccsens.c. P “Fancy Millinery Goods, Etc. VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS ‘ SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS. HAT SLIDES/HAT ARROWS, BELT 8LI BELT BUCKLES DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, CROSSES, HAT nesne, CHATELAINES... Ds. ~ EMBROIDERED INITIALS.... CROCHET LACE TIDIES. Bes eetecs Embreoideries. HAMBURG EDGINGS,...., NAINSOOK EDGINGS.. NAINSOOK INSERTIONS 8WI88 INSERTINGS rigkaWnqunsatsag vitae EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS __ STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN STAMPED TABLE COVERS Ruffles and Tri APPLIQUE LACE CAPS.. LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED JAPANESE, all styles Bra DOWN-TIPPED FANS TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS..._. igen ee . FOLDING TABLE MATS.....0 0007 Th F t B HAT AND TOWEL RACKS..4..0.0 . 8 t $ Tan $ 0 gars eva a Cit Pe apie WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS. : Sai Py TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. HAMPRES.6.00.26. ese . Pee : COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS. er COVENTRY RUFFLING NECK RUFFLES. WORM CLANOS ccc coos chat, OFFICE AND 8CRAP BASKETS : pi HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorted styles. LUNCH BASKETS, furnished and plain. TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS pecesttea tees CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS FRENCH EMBROIDERED... SABLE MATS 6.15 oP ES is Adee ds. cad : FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P.&P.D. FERRIS COMMON SENSE. AND ALL THE LEA CHILDREN’S WAISTS::.... CORSET BTEEIS... CORSET SHIRLDS._. oe STOCKING SUPPORTERS. es WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES __. Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING. FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS. BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut. . PICTURE EASELS, black walnut. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS., TOWEL RACKS, black walnut MIREORS, all sizes. PICKLE FORKS.. COLORE BORDERS. LARGE VARIETY Collars and Cuffs. PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every desirable shape &s 8000 as made PLAIN LINEN OuFFs in every style. MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS.. CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED COLLARS Underclothing. EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AN CRIMPING IRONS.. PICTURE NAILS. ~ ‘ PICTURE WIRE, silvered and gilt. ‘2 RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA SETS PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS. FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS BABY 80CKs, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS.___ CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS._. OPEN DRAWERS. Babiew Wear. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS.:.. WAX FLOWER MATERIALS ._ * . MATERIALS POR DECALCOMANIE * . LAROCHE’8 QUADRILLE PATTERNS, Trenen c. Various Articles. CROCHET COTTON SORODAAY’ COMPANIONS, furnished pencils, e PENCIL BOXES, BOXES with lead and slate ‘LINEN THREAD.... 4. SEDT COTTON. . «sce cs ASSORTED LINEN TAPES. PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT’S PENS. a ee PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER. Fy SILK AND BULLION FRINGES LINEN FLOS8, in skeins. . PASSEMENTERIES.. SEWING MACHINE OIL HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BONNET WIRE * SHADE AND PICTURE CORD Hy * . CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCUL RAID ‘. GILT BULLION FRINGE ... ee, * . ZEPHYR WoRsTED, all shades.__ * . FILLING FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS. PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD . GERMANTOWN WOOLS i) . SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS. ". SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN ¢ * . SLIPPER Cases, full assortment. GENT’S SLIPPERS Canvas. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND AIDA A ALL DESIRABLE SHADES.. i WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LaFRENCH MOURNING PINS.. black and white; LITARY HOOKS AND EYE DRESS HOOKS AND EYES. ORANGE BLOSSOMS, IVY LEAVES. COLORED TIPS OSTRICH FEATHERS AND PLUMES 5 sloRErtE6, POMPONs, Mi gh is j ‘ 8 RUCHES, single and double. OREPE Lissz BUCHES RUCHES, Notions and Small Wares. DEESs BRAIDS, all the new shades ° SILK BINDING BRAID es COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS FEATHER EDGE BRAID....-. WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING. LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS. . STEEL THIMBLES:. =e GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. EYE GLASSES.... WROOL OER ois PEARL DRESS BONE PANT WHITE LINEN SHOE PIN CUSHIONS. TAPE MEASURES EMERIES, large and smal BOOT HOOKS.. SHOE LACES, round and flat. a COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES. BODKINS, ‘WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS. COTTON TRIMMINGS... Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satine. HATS TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED.... BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES. SILK Abe ote SATINS AND TRIMMINGS 0 Ll! eae Gloves, Hosiery, Etc. SILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES, HOSIERY—Includes bleached and.unbleached; striped, mixed and solid colors; rs! silk clocked, iron frame, shaker nit, ribbed and open work Underwear. Girls and Boy’s Wear. fd mixed colors; embroidered, figured, wiped and polka dotted—every popular style. Knit Goods. WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS,.. Fess Umbrellas. Fur articles. and qualities from 144 to 3 inch Parasols and Sunshades, Toilet Articles. makes in every odor. Ri Perfume Waters. Dentines. Toilet Soaps. Hair Applications. Brushes. and Infant's Brushes....., Sundries. Jewelry and Fancy Goods. Gnd Bonen. 6.5 ede ahead scl ce, eled, enameled and initialed..°. @ Weeden Ware. Miscellaneous. FRAMES, all sizes Dolls and Dolls Heads, Tinted paper. Envelopes to match pencils, for scholars. . Fringes, Buttons, Etc. Kid Gleves, Hats and Straw DIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN’S Hats of every desirable shape and texture. . OTIONS, GOLD TIM Es, 16 carats fine.... . SPOOL TWisr for button holes, all colors. EMBROIDERY SILK TAPE MEASURES, silver plated, 36 and 60 inch. RIBBONS, every staple shade and quality. .; IK Prescriptiong accur aes gist. C All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, me Me” Flowers and Feathers. tance free of charge, ~ ied Aalivened withta Feasonsble, r A share of pablie patronage is most respecttully solicited, ¥ MALINE ce wr <i QOMMERCTAL SERIE,“ hie otk pp Cella Stanking agtettea The Plate fo Buy your Hardware, Furia mn * ee 4 ¢ be af 5 MAIN BIrRERT, NEAR UNION HOFEL.... . NEVADA CITy AVE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. x In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, _—SUCH As— Elegant Chamber and Parlor Sets, ‘Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, Richly Upholstered Lounges, Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, Willow and Rattan Chairs, an Mirrors, Cornices, Window Shades, Hall Stands, Book Stands, Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else’ Kept’ in a First-class Furniture House, The + Hardware : and : Crockery : Department Is Second to none in Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps. Exquisite Glassware. Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE v STOVES, IRON, STEEL, us BELTING, ROPE, HOSE, PLOws PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept in the Hardware Line. ——— Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock, THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES WO IE, ASTONISE yvouv. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada City. T. H. CARR. Carr. Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. ¥ EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A L ‘oc s THING USUALLY FOUND Ye 4 VARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY First-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILs, VARNISHES, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKs, ¢) BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS Books, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, NEWSPAPERS, Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. ™ ately and Carefully compounded by a careful and competent DrugNEVADA DRUG STORE, Set cece! Cerner Broad and Pine Streets ETS EE PETE N trereeenee NOVAda City. ww. BD. Vinton, PROPRIETOR, —_—. LARGE STOCK oF PATENT MEDICINES, POY a ROCKS, BACKGAMMON. BOARDS. . FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY soaps, . COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORs, ‘ TOILET ARTICLES oF ALL KINDS, TTENTION GIVEN TO COMP geist and poten pare suaree DING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COMAgent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies, ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR To. SHURTLEFF, & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Feed, Canned! Goods, Wines; Liquots, Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. ae ee:

_, feality they differ as widely as the of them having been built. for years. aa ow ? aE Ses THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1887. The Daily Transcript. PEACE IN EUROPE. and Germany as on the eve of war with each other. However frequent these alarms, we do not believe that war burst out in Europe it would be at first’ between these two countries. The French haye not the least desire, however the contrary be asserted, to enter other hand it is not easy to see what interest Germany has in such @ war, or to provoke a struggle of which the proportions would be so different from the last in which it won so marvelotis and unexpectéd— success. Germa statesmen know perfectly that in place of the demoralized forces of the. effete pose to them armies’ fully as nu__™erous and_as well armed and dise Plined as their own. France is trayersed’ with new and numerous railroads, giving to its armies means of evolutions and approvisionment, th want of which tended greatly to th former disasters. Besides, even if Germany could win some triumphs,-which—is by no mean ‘Certain, it is nearly, certain it’ could]. ting in Montreal not win the measure of success that . '* Operating in Montreal. attended it before, and if not, its presi. older and less foolish. 8 tigewould diminish rather than in] ers is practically ended. crease. Again, Germany has made serious . dentally drowned on the 8th.enemies in Europe by its very suc . There are twenty-four applicants for ceases, and only its constant exer-. the Oakland Postmastership. tions to maintain its military strength enable it to defy the effects of neigh boring envy. It is also honeycombed with socialism, and the results of an : unsuccessful war might: be disastrous . tier. Many persons are repérted to have perished by the recent blizzard in Dafrom consequent internal commotions We do not therefore believe any war ,. Three persons were burned to death -. near Jeffries, Ia., on Tuesday. ‘ is contemplated by Bismarck. But he . kota. is-an arch schemer, and will lead Eu-. . rope to the brink of war, trusting to luck to lead it back again,-in order to} not guilty. further his domestic policy. Just now he wants seven years’ appropriations for his army, and to have the ar. with $16,000. my increased. He does not want to depend on yearly appropriations, and rejected the offer of three years’ . Angeles county. made by his political opponents in the Reichstag. N othing short of seven years will suit him. To gain that he . France, Wednesday. _ blows a blast about the danger of war with France ;pictures the consequences of loss in sucha war—the giving up of} tinued another week, Hanover, etc, and when he is voted down, insolently pulls a paper out of his pocket and dissolvea the national the interstate commerce law. parliament. Now all the official newsAman named Redden has been Papers in the Empire are lashing the voters up to the sticking point. Even his old enemy, the Pope, is set to electioneering for him, and the bloody shirt of war with France is waved all over the Empire. The telegraph tells of meetings of his opponents being suppressed. No. There won’t be any war. Bismarck is only rattling his sheet iron thunder. Germany has nothing to gain and much to lose by such a war, and France does not desire it—now! ‘Yet the game is dangerous to play with the passions of two warlike peoples, and the world will feel easier when the German elections are over. FIDDLE-DE-DEE. The brilliant but misguided young man whose genius effervesces ‘within the circumscribed limits of the Sacramento Bee’s editorial columns, recently relieved his overburdened intellect of this: A FEARFUL RISK. Senator Walrath’s bill “To Provide for the Impounding of Mining Debris’ would be better entitled “An Act to Depreciate Real Estate in the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, and in the Bay Counties.” The erection of the proposed rock-and-earth dams in the mountain channel of the Yuba would at once reduce property values in Marysville and Yuba City fully fifty percent. <A like collapse would occur in the value of all farming lands bordering that river. The same depreciation along the course of the Bear would follow the building of a big debris dam in the gorge of that river, and the people in and about Wheatland would be in despair. Whocan doubt what the eect would be on real estate values in Sacramento were there to be thrown across the gorge of tlie American river a huge loose-stone dam, whose rupture might precipitate a flood upon the'city? No matter how strong the indorsement of engineers, the people would not rest secure and the apprehension of a possible deluge’ would fo palsy the hand of enterprise and check all growth and progress. Some eight years ago, in the State of Nevada, Franktownwas swept away by the collapse of a “rubble stone’’ dam at the mouth of a reservoir miles away inthe mountains. It was just such adam as the hydraulickers propose to build in the canyons of our torrential streams. But it was not expoved to the rish of a mountain torrent. A mere brook fed the reservoir, and the collapse of the structure, just as in the case of the ““English dam” in this State, was caused simply by the lateral jnoomate of the imprisoned water. flood leaped upon Franktown in a roaring, foam-crested wave from ten to twenty feet in hight, and when the water had subsided houses were found stranded half a mile away from their original foundation. Had not warning in time. been , eg the entire population of the place must have perishedin the deluge. It is for such so as this that the infamous Walrath bill pavesthe way. Its passage would be a crime. The Bee’s remarks would be worthy of serious consideration were they based upon facts, which they are not. It argues against the impounding bill from the utterly false assumption that the damming of water and of “‘slickens”’ are similar operations, when in y digging of a wéll and the construction ofa water tower. There are several “glickens” dams in the canyons and ravines of this part of the State, some from home for immoral purposes. Charles Morgan has been arrested in San Jose for.compelling his sixteenyear-old wife to live-a life of shame. John Johnson and Frank Williams are in jail at Sacramento for a murder committed in Arizona nearly a year. ago. District Attorney Breckenridge has been acquitted at Merced on a charge of assault and battery upon Samuel Ross. Patrick ‘Hall, a miner from Eureka, Nev., was found dead ‘in bed at. the Railroad Hotel, Salt Lake City, this week. 'W. Moll fatally shot his wife and caused the death of their young babe, near Boulder, Colorado, on Monday night. Tommy , Warren defeated Robbie Haight in an eight-round fight near Troy, New York, early on Wednesday morning. A fight between a Sheriff's posse and some Navajo Indians resulted in the killing of three white men and three Indiang ; a general outbreak is feared. Henry Hellman, a native of Norway, 63 years of age, committed suicide Tuesday at the French Hospital, San Francisco, by shooting himself in the head. Lorenzo Barnham, formerly of Chico, was lost in the snow near Berdan’s from Saturday night till Monday morning. When found he was unconscious, with both legs frozen to a point above the knees. < Senator John P. Jones, of Nevada, says that he has made but little in mining during the last year. He says he has done well in business, but has ted to him. the amusement of the people of the City of Mexico, broke loose while being driven along the streets Thursday and killed a great-many" people: Monday George E. Houghton was killed at Bakersfield by the accidental discharge of a gun which he was handling. Deceased was well known in Upper California, having been Superintendent of Schools of Plumas county. A. 8. Austin, the wealthy Southerner; who recently wanted to give a cigar to every man in New York, was sent to a private asylum at Northampton, Mass.,on Saturday, but his release has been secured by a New York lawyer. One fireman (John Wilkinson) was killed and several were badly injured during a fire Thursday morning at the corner of Williams and Post streets, San Francisco. A number of Chinamen were believed at last—accounts to have been buried in the ruins. During the farewell performance of Patti in San Francisco, Wednesday night, a fellow named Dr. Jas. Hodge exploded a dynamite bomb in the gallery, being évidently about to throw it when it went of. He was somewhat hurt, and is under arrest. The Virginia Cjty Chronicle published Wednesday night the inaugural raddress-of Governor Foraker to the Ohio Legislature ’in 1886, side by side with the message of Governor StevenYet not one has ever been washed away or otherwise destoryed by the elements. If the Bee writer knew anyson, of Nevada, proving the latter ilty of appropriating Governor Forare address. bodily. Tux Dominion holds‘a eral elecPag Tembers of Patiament on , Soe wisi of bis printing office, he know that there is no “lateral pressure” worth mentioning against such a structure even when full of ns . sand and mud to its very ' brim, bit that the material it checks in its downflow simply adds to the strength} The newspapers represent France. of the original barrier. The English, Franktown and all other dams _ that ever failed to perform the duty for if} Which they were made (excepting the abortion known as the Yuba brush dam, and of which nothing better could have been expected by any Sane man) were intended for the reona war of aggression; and on the tention of water. The Franktown dam was an unworkmanlike job, as were about all of its kind. that have proven insecure, while the English dain was blown up by dastardly dynamiters as has clearly been shown by n. indisputable evidence, given in: the Superior Court of Sierra county. The substitute for the Walrath bill will empire, the French would have to op-. pass, and the debris dams will be built. No one will be afraid of them, excepting the Bee editor, and He will only pretend to be for argument’s sake. He will even abandon his pretensions in this respect when he has grown PRICELIST . FOR CASH! THE CHEAPEST AND BEST GROCERY STORE IN NEVADA. Main St., Opposite Union Hotel. per 100 Ibe, $2.50 : 76 1.76 11234 rea oe Po iJ Co Costa Rica Ooffee; Washing Powder, a He tt he pel LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 4 i A geng of daring American sobbers ee Soa, The strike of Monongahela river miE le el lel ol ln a ee John Dixon, of Vallejo, was acciSalmon, 2 .1b. cans, Salmon. 1 1b, cans, rl It is reported that France is preparing to move t¥oops to her eastern fronSMOMMaaa ~ Deviled Ham; Oondensed Milk Lard per can, Kerosene, 6 gallon can Kerosene fper gallon, Syrup per gallon, Syrup sper 5 gallon QIak oOo Arthur, accused. of conspiracy in the murder of Erickson, has been found a ova on James M. Falk, of a New York clothing firm, has mysteriously disappeared QP ao The Southern Pacific has purchased the famous San Joaquin rancho,in Los er 5 lb. box Twobombs were exploded in front P . of the police headquarters in Lyons, Soap, per box, Savon Soap, per box, ‘i “i b The San Jose Citrus Fair is such a pronounced success that it will be conare, s ; andles per box, The Eastern railroads are preparing to comply with the requirements of Goodwin Oandles per box, San Francisoo ‘! Oandles 64 for 1 Starch per box, Butter per roll, Tobacco per plug, AND EVERYTHING ELSE PROPORTION. All Goods Fresh and’ Pure. held at Santa Roga for enticing’ girls 45 In. — SPANISH AND FRENCH RESTAURANT, PROPRIETORS. Regular dinner, with claret, 25e. A good meal for 15c, Fresh Oysters, Chicken, To Oraeér:’ the City. Banquets and Fine Suppers_on Short Notice. . i @@~Special attention paid to Lady Paqrons. Ei y man (Bros., . ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and ’“invariably above the qualities, are the leading features of our great line of Men's, Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing Boots, Shoes, Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Etats, Caps, Satchels, Htc. Importing our own Goods and buy ig from first hands for cash in such immense quantities as we do, enables us to sell goods of the same quality much lower than others can possibly afford to. Do not fail to call and see us before purchasing. Only il s had nothing like the guccess attribuRetail Hou si A number of bulls, which were to. . f COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. have been torturedin the arena for WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102 Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. ——— AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BOOK STORE Can be found everything in the line of Fancy Stationery, Blank Books, School eoond’ Printed Books’ in Cloth ca ae ee ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE -. CUTLERY! SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &c. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. STICH & LARKIN, resin Washington’s Birthday. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. e HYMAN BROS. -, A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF MILLINERY GOODS, N (°° ETC. PSOLDgBY MRS. :MAIN STEM, NEAR UNION HOTEL,/WEVADA CITY, CAL. 4 Most Complete Stock in the City. : Prices as Low as the Lowest. Mail Order DRY, FANCY & Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. oS Wacamnaely didgles House Furnishing Goods. COTTON GARTER WEBBING. BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DA BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMA RED LINEN TABL DOYLIES WHITE,.. DOYLIES COLORED AN LINEN NAPKINS,.. . .. COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS,. LINENS FOR SHIRT F :. . Poker mNives. 0110500200002 DURAND & OLIVER, RED BORDER,._ RONTS AND UNDERWEAR, BIRD'S EYE LINENS,....-. 2 BIRD’s EYE LINEN DIAPERS sic: BUTCHER'S LINENS, . ‘. PLAID GLASs TOW LINEN CAMBRICs, LINEN DIAPERs, BLEACHED AND BROWN HU RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CR LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, .: 4 LINEN HUCK TOWELS, AANEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BATH TOWELS, Meals at All Hours ! +.» . AGATE ~~~ BOOK-MUSLINS, VICTORIA LAWNS,... BISHOP’S LAWNS,.... 10.. TARLATAN MUSLINS,\..,4..; LAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINS LAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, SOFT FINISHED CA PIQUE PLAIN AND FI MARSEILLES QUILTS, .. HONE Y-COMB QUILTS, BALMURAL SKIRTS, ... ALL OVER TUCKING,. _. TUCKED SKIRTINGS, .. Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10¢,

ALL WOOL FLANNELS,.; aa SILK AND WOOL FLANNEL, ...:. COTTON AND WOOL FL SHAKER FLANNELS, .. OPERA FLANNELS, . fees EMBROIDERED. FLANNELS, COLORED TWILLED F CANTON FLANNELS,.. BLACK VELVETEENS, DOMESTIC WHITE 'MUSLINS, DOMESTIC CAMBRIC PAPER MUSLINS, . TWILLED MUSLIN, . . SILK APLIQUE, figured.. . . QUILLED RIBBON in all colors QUILLED BSATIN.. ... Fish, Ete,, FARMER’S SATIN LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL tette LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,..:, CRETONES IN 'LARG NECKEECHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; sol. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS.. INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES REAL VALENCIENNES EDGINGS A . ss KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS,* NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, Mest and Cheapest Restaurant in SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM,. . FRENCH AND GERMAN.. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. “BEADED YAK.EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. __. REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AN. YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS WHITE THREAD DUCHESS POINT SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS.,.__ BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. & BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS... . IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS . COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS.. . BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND INWRISTLETS, in all styles.. .SWANSDOWN ... PUR TRIMMINGS, by the yard in al widths EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS.. . A LARGE VARIETY PERFUMES, EXTRACTS x. LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG’s and all other popular COLOGNE, BAY RUM CacHous, for Ladies and Gents. TOILET SOAPS, every Odor. . SPANISH EDGINGS BEADED FRENCH LACES IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS.. IMITATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES..__. Nets for Veils. COSMETIQUE—white, black, brown BANDELINE....... ‘)°. . SWANS DOWN.. 9 Scarfs, Etc. PEARLITE ..... He See Obi 2 Ss HUNTER’S INVISIBLE...... PON Bee geo! ee Peiessrecvecscn, {COURT PLAGPRR. 1000! GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK...>-.... CHENILLE NETS IMITATION THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS.. REAL, THREAD DOTTED NETS WHITE COTTON NETS WHITE MECHLIN NETS, COTTON WHITE MALINE SILK NETS... SILK ILLUSIONS NAIL, TOOTH, HAIR, SHAVING, HAT, CLOTHES SEP LEWKRET TERR NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKs, LEATHER CASE8, OVAL HAND MIRRORS. SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS.......,. °°) STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS......., POCKET BOOKS........ * ebee'v-eine WALLETS, MEMQRANDUM BOOKS... PORTMONNAIES, CARD CASES WRITING DESKS...,... PICTURE FRAMES _. Made-up Lace Goods. BAL VALENCIENNES “HA JOTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKER REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS COTTON VALENCIENNES FICHUS AND CAPES... LACE BOWS AND TIES. BLACK THREAD VEILS BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEIL: PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS... . GLOVE BOXES SCHOOL BAGs.... w CHAMOIS SKINS...... CAMPHORICE...... COURT PLASTERS RINGS satiuses INK ERASERS.. LEAD PENCILS:~ MAP ERTRRIEGS 555 55554 ses ene cs eee LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES. saad CHEST PROTECTORS. :............. SILVER POWDERS.... SPANISH VEILS DOTTE SPANISH SCARFs.. Gece BRUSSELS NET SCARFS Mourning Goods. COULTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES,: WHITE BHETLAND SHAWLS. ..., SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS.. .. Housékeeper’s Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, »NOSTINGHAM,CLUNY AND PILLOW CASE LACES. ROARY PINGS S53.. he Oo iisca. kh WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES >..) . re BQUAREsS OR . SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELETS ChUNY TEES OPH: ALTER RATS LEN " .,. . THE METAL Goops are also assorted in jewNOTTINGHAM DACRE pREADB; QU RINIG 5. 6.5. bases ecccsens.c. P “Fancy Millinery Goods, Etc. VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS ‘ SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS.. HAT SLIDES/HAT ARROWS, BELT 8LI BELT BUCKLES DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, CROSSES, HAT nesne, CHATELAINES..... Ds. ~ EMBROIDERED INITIALS....... CROCHET LACE TIDIES.. Bes eetecs Embreoideries. HAMBURG EDGINGS,......., NAINSOOK EDGINGS.... NAINSOOK INSERTIONS 8WI88 INSERTINGS rigkaWnqunsatsag vitae EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS __ STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN STAMPED TABLE COVERS Ruffles and Tri APPLIQUE LACE CAPS... LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED JAPANESE, all styles Bra DOWN-TIPPED FANS TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS......_. igen ee . FOLDING TABLE MATS.........0 0007 Th F t B HAT AND TOWEL RACKS...4....0.0 . 8 t $ Tan $ 0 gars eva a Cit Pe apie WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS.. : Sai Py TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. HAMPRES..6.00.26. ese . Pee : COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS. er COVENTRY RUFFLING NECK RUFFLES. WORM CLANOS ccc coos chat, OFFICE AND 8CRAP BASKETS : pi HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorted styles.. LUNCH BASKETS, furnished and plain. TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS pecesttea tees CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS FRENCH EMBROIDERED...... SABLE MATS 6.15 oP ES is Adee ds. cad : FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P.&P.D.. FERRIS COMMON SENSE.. AND ALL THE LEA CHILDREN’S WAISTS::........ CORSET BTEEIS...... CORSET SHIRLDS.._. oe STOCKING SUPPORTERS.. es WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES __. Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING.. FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS.. BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS.. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut.. . PICTURE EASELS, black walnut.. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS.., TOWEL RACKS, black walnut MIREORS, all sizes. PICKLE FORKS... COLORE BORDERS.. LARGE VARIETY Collars and Cuffs. PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every desirable shape &s 8000 as made PLAIN LINEN OuFFs in every style. MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS... CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED COLLARS Underclothing. EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AN CRIMPING IRONS... PICTURE NAILS.. ~ ‘ PICTURE WIRE, silvered and gilt.. ‘2 RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA SETS PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS.. FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS BABY 80CKs, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY.. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS..___ CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS._. OPEN DRAWERS.. Babiew Wear. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS..:.... WAX FLOWER MATERIALS .._ * . MATERIALS POR DECALCOMANIE * . LAROCHE’8 QUADRILLE PATTERNS, Trenen c. Various Articles. CROCHET COTTON SORODAAY’ COMPANIONS, furnished pencils, e PENCIL BOXES, BOXES with lead and slate ‘LINEN THREAD....... 4. SEDT COTTON.. . «sce cs ASSORTED LINEN TAPES.. PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT’S PENS. a ee PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER. Fy SILK AND BULLION FRINGES LINEN FLOS8, in skeins. . PASSEMENTERIES... SEWING MACHINE OIL HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BONNET WIRE * SHADE AND PICTURE CORD Hy * . CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCUL RAID ‘. GILT BULLION FRINGE ..... ee, * . ZEPHYR WoRsTED, all shades.__ * . FILLING FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS. PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD . GERMANTOWN WOOLS i) . SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS. ". SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN ¢ * . SLIPPER Cases, full assortment. GENT’S SLIPPERS Canvas. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND AIDA A ALL DESIRABLE SHADES... i WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LaFRENCH MOURNING PINS... black and white; LITARY HOOKS AND EYE DRESS HOOKS AND EYES. ORANGE BLOSSOMS, IVY LEAVES.. COLORED TIPS OSTRICH FEATHERS AND PLUMES 5 sloRErtE6, POMPONs, Mi gh is j ‘ 8 RUCHES, single and double. OREPE Lissz BUCHES RUCHES, Notions and Small Wares. DEESs BRAIDS, all the new shades ° SILK BINDING BRAID es COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS FEATHER EDGE BRAID.......-. WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING.. LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS.. . STEEL THIMBLES:.. =e GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. EYE GLASSES........ WROOL OER ois PEARL DRESS BONE PANT WHITE LINEN SHOE PIN CUSHIONS.. TAPE MEASURES EMERIES, large and smal BOOT HOOKS... SHOE LACES, round and flat.. a COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES.. BODKINS, ‘WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS.. COTTON TRIMMINGS..... Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satine. HATS TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED....... BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES. SILK Abe ote SATINS AND TRIMMINGS 0 Ll! eae Gloves, Hosiery, Etc. SILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES, HOSIERY—Includes bleached and.unbleached; striped, mixed and solid colors; rs! silk clocked, iron frame, shaker nit, ribbed and open work Underwear. Girls and Boy’s Wear. fd mixed colors; embroidered, figured, wiped and polka dotted—every popular style. Knit Goods. WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS,... Fess Umbrellas. Fur articles. and qualities from 144 to 3 inch Parasols and Sunshades, Toilet Articles. makes in every odor. Ri Perfume Waters. Dentines. Toilet Soaps. Hair Applications. Brushes. and Infant's Brushes.........., Sundries. Jewelry and Fancy Goods. Gnd Bonen. 6.5 ede ahead scl ce, eled, enameled and initialed....°.. @ Weeden Ware. Miscellaneous. FRAMES, all sizes Dolls and Dolls Heads, Tinted paper. Envelopes to match pencils, for scholars.. . Fringes, Buttons, Etc. Kid Gleves, Hats and Straw DIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN’S Hats of every desirable shape and texture.. . OTIONS, GOLD TIM Es, 16 carats fine........ . SPOOL TWisr for button holes, all colors. EMBROIDERY SILK TAPE MEASURES, silver plated, 36 and 60 inch. RIBBONS, every staple shade and quality.. .; IK Prescriptiong accur aes gist. C All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, me Me” Flowers and Feathers. tance free of charge, ~ ied Aalivened withta Feasonsble, r A share of pablie patronage is most respecttully solicited, ¥ MALINE ce wr <i QOMMERCTAL SERIE,“ hie otk pp Cella Stanking agtettea The Plate fo Buy your Hardware, Furia mn * ee 4 ¢ be af 5 MAIN BIrRERT, NEAR UNION HOFEL....... . NEVADA CITy AVE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. x In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, _—SUCH As— Elegant Chamber and Parlor Sets, ‘Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, Richly Upholstered Lounges, Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, Willow and Rattan Chairs, an Mirrors, Cornices, Window Shades, Hall Stands, Book Stands, Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else’ Kept’ in a First-class Furniture House, The + Hardware : and : Crockery : Department Is Second to none in Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps. Exquisite Glassware. Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE v STOVES, IRON, STEEL, us BELTING, ROPE, HOSE, PLOws PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept in the Hardware Line. ——— Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock, THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES WO IE, ASTONISE yvouv. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada City. T. H. CARR. Carr. Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. ¥ EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A L ‘oc s THING USUALLY FOUND Ye 4 VARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY First-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILs, VARNISHES, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKs, ¢) BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS Books, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, NEWSPAPERS, Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. ™ ately and Carefully compounded by a careful and competent DrugNEVADA DRUG STORE, Set cece! Cerner Broad and Pine Streets ETS EE PETE N trereeenee NOVAda City. ww. BD. Vinton, PROPRIETOR, —_—. LARGE STOCK oF PATENT MEDICINES, POY a ROCKS, BACKGAMMON. BOARDS.. . FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY soaps, . COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORs, ‘ TOILET ARTICLES oF ALL KINDS, TTENTION GIVEN TO COMP geist and poten pare suaree DING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COMAgent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies, ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR To. SHURTLEFF, & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Feed, Canned! Goods, Wines; Liquots, Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. ae ee: