February 3, 1889 (4 pages)

TF eas, x Rt aS aT ¢ There is a lively contest at Brownsville, Yuba county, over water rights. ae The advertising car, ‘California’ on i Whéels,”’ arrived in Chicago on Thursday. , Montana is endeavoring to Pass’ laws to suppress all but ‘“‘reputable’’ gambling in that State. ‘ . Frank Howard, @ convict in the’ Oregon-State Prison, chopped. off one of his hands rather than work. Ben Holladay’s estate at Portland, once valued at'$500,000, is likely not tomere than pay the debts and ex: The bill making the carrying on of stud-horse poker and hokey-pokey a _eriminal act-has passed the Nevada Assembly, George Henderson, an alleged mining expert, is wanted at Nicola, B.C. He incurred heavy debts: and then left for California. : Suits are about to be commenced against Senator Kenna, of West Vir-ginia, it is said, for money borrowed for campaign and other purposes. * John Clements, of Red Bluff, has made an assignment. It is believed Mr. Clementsis solvent and will pay > dollar for dollar, and still have money ; George Wauke, lately from Kansaa, while clearing off his homestead near instantly killed by.a tree falling on him John M. Peck, one of the wealthiest real estate owners of Albany, N. Y., was recently a victim of a bunko game by which he lost $10,000 in cash. Rey. Arthur Corngn was found dead is jin his study at Strathroy, Ontario, a with-a bullet-hole in -his-head: It is ‘ not known whether it was an accident or suicide. A family of five in Dakota subsisted for three weeks on five pounds of pork and a bushel of carrots, and there is no use in any young housekeeper trying to beat this record. —_—_——_———— tomed to stemming flowers on wooden and to wiring stems are too clumsy to use LATE NEWS. the needie and thread, and have not the taste or patienee necessary to put flowers }.keep them fresh without, > Claskanin, Oregon, on Tuesday, was] pj all fas' fabrics with such dainty material. Sometimes the tri times out of silesia, or perhaps of silk. an entire train for @ wedding gowh be selected that _will last moment. Bretelies and panels for gowns should be made of net, to which the blossomis are easily attached. Fine sewing silk well waxed (the color of the stem to be held) is the strongest thread and shows the least. Where foliage, vines and greenery is to be applied to fabric it is usually put on “as tracery or passementerie, and is sewed on to the material of dress or drapery. In these days, when young women are so clever in art needle-work, there are in most every family circle those who exeel in tasteful handiwork These are the ones to choose for garnishing whatever is to be beautified with natural flowers, The flowers should be prepared by snipping off the stems, so that all are uniform; every ragged petal should be removed, and the flowers laid in water in a Position that will 2 soaking the petals. A Tew at a time must be laid out on a eloth, and the water should be removed from_them with absorbifig cotton before they are applied to any fabric. Each_ leaf, Ossom, Or. spray sets better the fewer stitches that are made to tack it on. generally useful for garnishing robes as the lily of the valley, for with one or two stitches it can be sewed firmly on to fabric, and will fall with fringy effect. {t looks like a.shower of pearls on white satin. It malian elegant girdie-or saskand tassels‘to"inish the ends. A train and back breadths to a gown of this flower is a rich addition to a wedding dress. For fringing the decollete bodice and finishing ‘the armhole of a sleeveless waist it is perfect. Next to this the Roman hyacinth is useful for trimming. Cape jasmine, or gardenias and camelias, are lasting blossoms to apply for holding drapery, and when there is 8 rosetting of flowers for trimming. One of the loveliest blossoms to apply to a wedding gown is the edelweis, the bride’s flower of Switzerland, the language of which is purity. It is sent to this country pressed, but San Diego county prospectors have found gold-bearing gravel in an old tunnel ‘full of snorting -witdcats.”’ It is to be hoped that they may prove : the most dangerous ‘‘wildcats”’ in the 4 new mining district. t ‘Phe striking coal miners have comrea ten ‘ plete possession of the town of Roslyn, _W.T. They numberabout four husdred and fifty, and on Thursday they * ‘went tothe mines arid laid in a stock of coal for each family for the balance of the winter. The company was powerless to prevent it. F strike is going on, worked by negroes, was on Thursday re-enforced by sixty additional blacks from Illinois, To the Sheriff's posse of Kittitasscounty, armed with Winchester rifles. The man who was killed at Burbank on Wednesday night by the train gaye “his name ag J. O. Dowling, or J. O; body was a letter written to D. C. ner’s Jury was accidental death. scaanaheiennmbntinensesmmnmiserninimaee: cared © Answer This Question. Why. do so-many people we see Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have eversold. A few doses invariably cure wm! the worst cases of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful succes: in the cure of Consumption is withou 4 @ parallel in the history of medicine. Rinee ite first discovery it has been sold on 4 guarantee,a test which no other medicine can stand. If you hay: @ Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00, I ‘your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back when it will look almost as fascinating as when freshly gathered. blossom trims satin or t roses may be applied with thread and needle, but these are the only varieties of the Queen of flowers that gone sewed on in elaborate patterns so that Large roses must be applied in clusters with safety pins. suitable garniture for dowagers’ silks; but for velvets a heavier flower, such as stephSnatis, japonica or gardenia is more appropriate for trimming. flowers for embellis: hing fabrics. A tracery ‘ The new mine, two and one-half va en eee aove the hem of a : : . flounce o a lovely ornameniation. miles above Roslyn, W. T., where a and may be applied yery > tae sae Seligmelia silkis an exquisite garniture, Ivy leaves = et Mer omaped the small leavas of eee rg ivy should be. selected for take them through Roslyn required this use. The dried foliage of the Imperial silver tree of the Cape of Good Hope makes an elegant ornamentation for @-gray silk. . Clusters of statice should be worn on the bodice with such a robe, ‘ have a funeral decoration accomplished at, Dolan, before the accident, On his. home and by the family. ‘The “no flowers” t .”. results of carelessly. made designs and Hare of Ban Beruardino; frou SacraSnooush pieces of flowers which have mento, one signing from “Your n sent to the house of mourning. It is D dia fe inn pl leg meet that the members of the family should Peel arrange the flowers that surround their hgd @ family in the northern part of. dead a pail of flowers or foliage shaped the State. The verdict at the Corc. gracefully over the casket is a simple and rich design. It can be made of roses or of ivy leaves; the latter is most suitable for : an aged person. A pall of very dark green ; Cararru is caused by scrofulous. lth or of a heavy cashmere is covered i: i : ails Stood di ont \ with ivy leaves and sprays sewed on. Clean ' taint in the yy Bnd is eared by . the eaves by polishing each one with soft Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which purifies tissue paper. This will make the foliage of, : and enri ches the blood and gives the . India-rubber trees, camelias or ivies shine ee wholknret heslth-ond strength. Try like satin, Apply the leaves so that they -this ‘peculiar medicine.” It is. prewe Fpetliapcovaar tan coe: draped over a casket that itis lifted in front pared by C. I. Hood &Co., Lowell, . and fastened with palm leaves (cycas reyoMass. .Juta), or a cluster of violets and lihes, For ve , . the casketof a young person a pall of pink around us seem to prefer to suffer and py ea oa town that at the season when be made miserable by Indigestion, . °2%erments are~given there is not the right goes ee kind of material in-garde: Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Apfling * beingdng arisaatend : ' petite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow long-stem flowers. 2 i Skin, when for 75 cents. we will seli. ™3y ‘then be accomplis) ; hye drapery by sewing the short-stém: flowthem Shiloh’s System Yitalizer + BU8T. ers on to.cambric, silesia or ji ce and anted to cure them? Sold by Carr . tying scarfs to easels or pictures, or making Bros. d6-6m_ . Fu may be sprinkled while making with a rose spray. ie the rich, fleshy fabric of its petals is brought out by ‘steaming over hot water, he starry white beautifully. Moss rosébuds and the little mignonette Y will last an evening. Crushed roses are a most Foliage is frequently more effective than tacked on white or rose colored It seems that it is especially fitting to tion to @ death notice is one of the may be so or red roses is a beautiful embellishment. A scarf of lilies or daisies is suitable for the infant’s casket. It is frequently the case with persons livfor filling vases or making a display with An e t decoration “wwith floral and afghans ‘for. couch and wall embments. Large pieces. of flora) drapery A Princess’ Menagerie, #rincess Maria Theresa, of Bavaria, combines an uncommon taste for traveling with passion for domestic pets, and as she insists on taking quite a menagerie of them about with her, the two things do not go very well together. She is unmarried and is attended in all her wanderings by a@maid of honor and a chamberlain. The care of the Princess’ cherished animals devolves on the latter functionary, whose position is no sinecure, as he has no fewer than fourteen of them to look after, including severul dogs, two magpies, om enormous rat and a diminutive bear, : —_—_—_— onto fabrics with’ neatness and elegant effect. For this reason, the average florist hesitates to introduce the most charming of hions, the garnishing of robes with natural flowers. He is really incapable of nm elaborate decoration on it is a simple matter te trim a dress with flowers, and there is no ornamentation so exquisitely beautiful. All that is required is to know ‘how, and then “ many make light work,” and do it quickly, All the son getonet gowns must be applied to pieces ti should be fitted exactly by a dress-maker. should be cut out of soft or stiff net, someis to be covered with flowers material niust hang with proper-effect. ‘This train, like ‘alt trimmings covered with natural flowers, must be applied at the There is no flower so handsome and 80 lame,use Shi Take Careiof the Toots, me ; Shiloh’s P Plaster. Sold lt may take 8 moment more-tolay a tool by Carr Bros. 46-6m apcarefully after using, but the time is ; ihe more than equalized when you want to use . Byverybedy Likes Them. it again, and sc it is time saved. Habits, either good or bad, go a long way in their ‘pfluence on men’s lives, and it is far better 2 establish and firmly maintain a good haband Saturdays a . i though that character bas Go special 517-8 Makar parte wasel suerenety cet ek habits have their influence. oY oe and Streegth Renewed, 3.7 _ of Ease and Comfor: Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, » acts gently on the Kipneys, Liver @ Bo: Efectually Cleansing the Systen Costive or Bilious, Dispellin. Colds, Headaches and Fe:and permanently curiag MABITUAL CONSTIPATION. without weakening or irritating th. + gans on which it acts. Tor Sale in 50c and $1.00 Bottles . all Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00 Lousvinix, P onl vasiadius, oe Yorn, &. ¥ New York Bakery. 6. WM. DURST, : Propriety FIAVING PURCHASED TRIS WELL John Hurst, on ' OOMMEROIAL STREET Fintend to keep on hand at all times a& good Variety of seas adi s BREAD, PIES, CAKK, paayian Etc. Wedding Cakes And Pa, «ry Made to order on short notice ox most reasonable terms. . All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to. By gtrict attention to buginess, giving g0od satisfaction and selling at low rates,I ope to merit a liberal patronage. M.L, & D: MARSH, Manvfacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds : of : Comber Boulder Street. : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL K{NDS FOR BUILD ing end Mining purposes on hand and sawed order, fe keep constantly on -hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds Shakes Shingles. Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc., Etc, Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine. ALSO DEAL IN Oak Sortice Pine and Cedar Fire wood. Stallion : Season : 1889. Record 2:33%. ° Winner at Glenbrook, Carson City, Nev., and Willows, Cal. Defeating Bedford record 2:38'¢, by Altmont Cricket 2:311¢, Py Brigadier Kom Ben ton 2:32, by General enton, Don Marvin 2:8424, by Fallis Bird, 2:31, by Tilton Almont and others. ,Lowering his revious record onthe FOURTH heat at Gleenbrook ang making his best record in the As heat at Willows, Cal., whieh shows his abil ity te st ay his races out and compete successfully with his class. Also to un peere yearly, as shown by his record as a Three year old of 2:4044, Four years old 2:39, Five years old 2:8474, Six years old 2:3314. _,, Pedigree—Sired b Echo, the sire of Bell Echo record 2;20, Echora 2:234, Gibraltar 2:2214, Victor the hay seed horse 2:22 and man the-Fashion-Filley-by Correct, lie by Belmont, out of Mary Blaine, by Boston, Echo by Rysdyk’s Hambletonian, dam by MagnoStockholm’s American Star, he by Durock, he by imported biomed. The object ofthis extended pedigree, on the dam’s side, is to show the comparison given by M'. Parlin in bis letter to the Kenr, re the iT heat trotted during 1888, he says vis Li Ae ofthe many instances where, like Maud &, 2:10, St-Julien ae atron 2:1414, Sunol 2:18 at two-years o. a, remarkable trotting ppeee has resuited from combini rains wiih Diomed, $s ish the power, wi and endurance ry their possessor to front, and e¢oneludes with the remark, “analize the Breedi the winners and profit by the lesson mig Pasha will make the Season of 1889 at Glenbrook commencing February { st and ending July ist, 1889, : Terms Thirty Dollars for the Seaaon, or Forty-five Dollars to insure. . Payable on or before the end of the . round Season, known and popular Bakery of Mrr, . RPesha ti, ‘and Winter. A. Friedman ‘The Tailor, Broad Street, Nevada City. All Goods of my own importation. {A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Suits Made in'the Latest Fashion, and uperior Workmanship. Pricestias Low as can be obtained in the City. When paying money for Clothes, T have recently received an Immense Stock o Foreign and Domestic Wooiens, to which I invite the attention of gentlemen of taste who want ‘o wear Stylish Clothing. Come, Examine my stock ‘and be ready for the Holidays. A PRIeDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Offiee, Nevada City, : TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF You CONCERNING SE SOM ange ba oe shee dav cd ev ee BP weds 53 J + +t ® a eo ey * + ra tatate® tata t ay ¢ eet, 5 MEVADA . COUNTY'S—: BAAS eae ne ee ae ee eta tetes eee * GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at 1 times on ; THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS T% SPECIALTY I8 GENERAL LOCAL News, and it has a circulation that reach. es the reading people in every part_of this eounty. It also has numerous patrors ip Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well ag in Sacramento, San Francisco and more remote parts of the State, To LAND and to . ’ HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it givee a faitbjin the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery get those that Fit and Show Your r ( Form to Advantage. . (7 PAR e . bly) It isNow, as it Always hs Bue, the Leading Plaza E‘*eced Store, Want toKeep TheroughiyPesed. WAY; GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions Crass Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND STOGK SALT, Eto, Bt, ES EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. gay ‘ Country Orders carefully filled GEO. F. JACOBS, -We must before our Spring Goods commence to arrive MAKE ROOM By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock, To accomplish this we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS —BSUCH AS— -— Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Ribbons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, Mittens, Etc., Kte., At Astonishingly Low Figures ! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, ee NEV AD/ CITY The Nevada Tranverig Is TEE! oONI-Y DIN NEVADA CITY. ——00 * Newspaper of Northern-Central California CG. OC, WEISENBURGER. H, C. WEISENBURGER, Foot of Sacramento Street, Wewada City. WEISENBURGER BROS., PROPRIETORS, = Dealers in all-kinds of oe li LEONARD 8, CALKINS, GEO. 0. GAYLORD, Bhe Daily Geanseript. . BEAUTY wat, avorwen. " . Conds . G@manD ds tacaniiiinpaitia Siddha bs, Cal Trimming Dress Fabrics. with Al GW ® Clearance Sale z 1864. ; evel “ Sorts of Flowers. . me he —_sAT—ne \ ey aun se toy er . amt rte ~ Naw Styles MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORDS. of TG ‘ee eee ee ee SS — . al’ ne Th Marys te ies om ae mae ga Tt a THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. = AU gampay, Pep. 3, 18a0,., . Some todrpery. tye the Sow York ou ee ee . : : rr Qe pai rHOMENARE S000ERT -AND, AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUESDAY EVENING: FEBRUARY, 19, ’89; UNDER THE AUSPICES OF _ , IN CELEBRATION OF THE OF -iTHE FOUNDING “OF THE ~ ORDER ~ OF PYTHIANISM, Superb. Decorations ! ; Reaet. Elegant Souvenirs. ! aie Magnificent Music! . Fnie Concert Program ! EVERY FEATURE A NOVELTY! AND PROVIDED REGARDLESS. OF EXPENSE 1 New Music ! ' sativa New Decorations ! New Dances !, Reception Committee. 0. MALTMAN, GEO, A. GRAY, D, B, GETOHELL, CHAS, PECOR. E. J. RECTOR, _D., 8. BAKER, E. A. TOMPKINS, Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, : BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . Manage: ] a Headquarters for the een iiatte Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, depot. “yery advantage for a désirable home. Corner Broad ond Pine Streets ful and complete record of the ‘g ress be In ing made in the development of the coun ty’s varied and extensive resources, It prev sents extraordinary inducements ; ALL GRADES, others with records below 2:30. Dam N SONNE aii, lia, he.by Seely’s American Star, he by . ae ke Best Advertising Wedium iu Nore tuck 8toek Farm, published in the Breeder . ——— a f ‘pitied and Sportsmen, Dec. 15, 1888, i sohinnt poe acon In reference tothe horse, Guy, whose dam satis Sc toby Seeley’s American =tar, record of ot ee eee fai ite an 2 08%, Juy Eye See . Largest and Best Equipped Job PrintTrotting . In the State North of Sacramento, and ite s which furn. prices for FIRST-CLASS work ars as kw as}: Cak. anywhere on the Coast. The establishment has iately been stocked with a full lire of nth bay c rial, plai a ch they convey.” pain op nating material, plain and ornaular ti bet Neves. City at Phe follow] and 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 Pare f TO ADVERTISERS ED NE ANG WT PLSE TAS therm California. aoe The TRANSCRIP1 has he ing Office ern and Attractive Types and ta. ‘Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line, TIME TABLE. NTIL fursher notice the ’Bug will ben . ween Gre Valley an: Leave Grass Vall ve Nevada City at b o'clock A, M, rom hotel to hotel 25 cents for the trip* Comprehensivy .ad compact—5s,000 topics, Complete in 3 convenient volpmes > Relighle-400 frm ‘ : CAMER & D (d and’ o’eloox . QUACOr Hill, Nevada Co, -A.M.,and 1, 8:45 and 6:30 P Ww. ARE NOW PREPARED 70 po firet-classs work in Columbus Buggies, : Carriages : Phaetone ULL VARIETY B, N. SHOECRAFT.... Ab oa FLOOR MANAGER . Floor Committee. .F, A. BOST, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, ‘A. R. LORD, GEO. A, NIHELL, CARL.L. MULLER, J. M, HADLEY, Me™ Only purchasers of Floor Tickets entitled to Souvenirs. TICKETS (admitting gentleman and two ladies, ) $2, Spectators in Gallery, 50 cents. More hereafter abour this Great Event. Sale or Rent 01 0 Rasy Taras . Far Pwo Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear ing Orchards, Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gauge Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ey. Apply to F. G. BEATTY, Secretary Nevada County ‘Land 4nd Improvement Asso. ciation, Nevada City. ibis os ‘ttterssce. sesecee os NOVEdR Olty WwW. BP. Vinton, PROPRIETOR. PEOPLE'S : OY Lori [A t-clase contributors, ' noe Re oi wr aaberites aoekoee ond aad with onl aparto « cyclopedia @ ubseribers uot kept waiting with only 5 Really Ohéap lane than half the price 4 similar works, Send to us for specimen pages, etc., that you may see for yourself, We call the panies attention of School roateon: Teachers, ete., to the ; % EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. PEST eS & EXIT RABEK, _ FURRIERS AND TANNERS Dutch Pat Stage Line ee — Leaves Nevads Qity on . J. B, CARR, PALACE :: DRUG : PAINTS. OILS VARNISHES ETC. LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, OomMBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS) ; TOILET AMTIULES OF ALL &INDS YAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDING PRESCRI y Citeten’ Bragaiat wn portect paris pa lathaeh PrIONS BY 4 COM Agent for the Imperial London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oompanies, a) 7, H. CARR Carr Bros. PROPRIETORS OF THE or, Pine aud vommercial Nevada City, . ' ; ieee “JZ BEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARG MPLETE pe eed Krave vsde cee Ba BA IW 4 VABGE.AND COMP: STOCK OF EVERY — Piret-clase Drusz Store. WETTERAU & CARSON, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, ices ~~ Proprietors . + pee . . 8CMCOL Books, Z P. O. address Nevada City, Cal. RIVATE B OARDING HOUSE, DESCRIPTIONS. os Leaves Dutch Flat on MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; eee aa : ae ues “3 MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor, ee _ PERIODICALS, _ . Main Bixeet, (at the Mill's Residence.). rtp nucay ROBES, MATS, nvos, nonze. "987. ‘Thursday and Saturday, Be has FOR SALE. ee Oe aie Me, AT 7AM, Pere A Uh Eo a ‘. ale'st measowanie Baten? O?® aE op eee , Apri. emactinacien ee: a. : at Geo, C. Gaylord’s store, Nevada City, SSENGERS CAN, BY TAKING THIS ARDENAND. House at aaah GARDENAND FLOWER Cow, nee arpcarepo as best of Es ae ad The house contains as piéisant furnished 180, 1 AB-ROOM rooms 6s canbe found in the city. We ckallenge the United States to’ bea "sree We's ars he acknowledged DAY BOARD, #00 A WEEK, 21 eda oietly attended wad The F inest Brands of . Sear eees, GAMER oRABEK, . T-P+ BLUE. Proprietor. Re ie a ~~ of Gras young: latter t the m panied ex-love togethe the aff told he: ‘come h spect a he, ‘‘co one ofo ' he like Widow scorn, Wallac tothe E plied to ceeding covery ete., wh with tl “would s report tl Grass V by then fessed-¢ ings a f never jc 7p » Satur Richar¢ ceived s Saying sudden In the ¢ the Cor Decease visiting Hill sis childrer Nevada hereabc gravel everybo spect of dustriot this cit which b was at . man in longed Order ¢ Union a Says . acting C ton Tow an ingu found ir miles sc toward ances tl found f There 3 skeleton ’ The bon size. T was of g ing foun a jack-k ing. A accordir mains » None of had any except \ recently nol poss “Gra Rufus paper, . will mal about t! smaller Tidings that Mr Times t Telegra) The fc evening and wil evening Mra. 8, : Monro, GO, A. 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TF eas, x Rt aS aT ¢ There is a lively contest at Brownsville, Yuba county, over water rights. ae The advertising car, ‘California’ on i Whéels,”’ arrived in Chicago on Thursday. , Montana is endeavoring to Pass’ laws to suppress all but ‘“‘reputable’’ gambling in that State. ‘ . Frank Howard, @ convict in the’ Oregon-State Prison, chopped. off one of his hands rather than work. Ben Holladay’s estate at Portland, once valued at'$500,000, is likely not tomere than pay the debts and ex: The bill making the carrying on of stud-horse poker and hokey-pokey a _eriminal act-has passed the Nevada Assembly, George Henderson, an alleged mining expert, is wanted at Nicola, B.C. He incurred heavy debts: and then left for California. : Suits are about to be commenced against Senator Kenna, of West Vir-ginia, it is said, for money borrowed for campaign and other purposes. * John Clements, of Red Bluff, has made an assignment. It is believed Mr. Clementsis solvent and will pay > dollar for dollar, and still have money ; George Wauke, lately from Kansaa, while clearing off his homestead near instantly killed by.a tree falling on him John M. Peck, one of the wealthiest real estate owners of Albany, N. Y., was recently a victim of a bunko game by which he lost $10,000 in cash. Rey. Arthur Corngn was found dead is jin his study at Strathroy, Ontario, a with-a bullet-hole in -his-head: It is ‘ not known whether it was an accident or suicide. A family of five in Dakota subsisted for three weeks on five pounds of pork and a bushel of carrots, and there is no use in any young housekeeper trying to beat this record. —_—_——_———— tomed to stemming flowers on wooden and to wiring stems are too clumsy to use LATE NEWS. the needie and thread, and have not the taste or patienee necessary to put flowers }.keep them fresh without, > Claskanin, Oregon, on Tuesday, was] pj all fas' fabrics with such dainty material. Sometimes the tri times out of silesia, or perhaps of silk. an entire train for @ wedding gowh be selected that _will last moment. Bretelies and panels for gowns should be made of net, to which the blossomis are easily attached. Fine sewing silk well waxed (the color of the stem to be held) is the strongest thread and shows the least. Where foliage, vines and greenery is to be applied to fabric it is usually put on “as tracery or passementerie, and is sewed on to the material of dress or drapery. In these days, when young women are so clever in art needle-work, there are in most every family circle those who exeel in tasteful handiwork These are the ones to choose for garnishing whatever is to be beautified with natural flowers, The flowers should be prepared by snipping off the stems, so that all are uniform; every ragged petal should be removed, and the flowers laid in water in a Position that will 2 soaking the petals. A Tew at a time must be laid out on a eloth, and the water should be removed from_them with absorbifig cotton before they are applied to any fabric. Each_ leaf, Ossom, Or. spray sets better the fewer stitches that are made to tack it on. generally useful for garnishing robes as the lily of the valley, for with one or two stitches it can be sewed firmly on to fabric, and will fall with fringy effect. {t looks like a.shower of pearls on white satin. It malian elegant girdie-or saskand tassels‘to"inish the ends. A train and back breadths to a gown of this flower is a rich addition to a wedding dress. For fringing the decollete bodice and finishing ‘the armhole of a sleeveless waist it is perfect. Next to this the Roman hyacinth is useful for trimming. Cape jasmine, or gardenias and camelias, are lasting blossoms to apply for holding drapery, and when there is 8 rosetting of flowers for trimming. One of the loveliest blossoms to apply to a wedding gown is the edelweis, the bride’s flower of Switzerland, the language of which is purity. It is sent to this country pressed, but San Diego county prospectors have found gold-bearing gravel in an old tunnel ‘full of snorting -witdcats.”’ It is to be hoped that they may prove : the most dangerous ‘‘wildcats”’ in the 4 new mining district. t ‘Phe striking coal miners have comrea ten ‘ plete possession of the town of Roslyn, _W.T. They numberabout four husdred and fifty, and on Thursday they * ‘went tothe mines arid laid in a stock of coal for each family for the balance of the winter. The company was powerless to prevent it. F strike is going on, worked by negroes, was on Thursday re-enforced by sixty additional blacks from Illinois, To the Sheriff's posse of Kittitasscounty, armed with Winchester rifles. The man who was killed at Burbank on Wednesday night by the train gaye “his name ag J. O. Dowling, or J. O; body was a letter written to D. C. ner’s Jury was accidental death. scaanaheiennmbntinensesmmnmiserninimaee: cared © Answer This Question. Why. do so-many people we see Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have eversold. A few doses invariably cure wm! the worst cases of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful succes: in the cure of Consumption is withou 4 @ parallel in the history of medicine. Rinee ite first discovery it has been sold on 4 guarantee,a test which no other medicine can stand. If you hay: @ Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00, I ‘your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back when it will look almost as fascinating as when freshly gathered. blossom trims satin or t roses may be applied with thread and needle, but these are the only varieties of the Queen of flowers that gone sewed on in elaborate patterns so that Large roses must be applied in clusters with safety pins. suitable garniture for dowagers’ silks; but for velvets a heavier flower, such as stephSnatis, japonica or gardenia is more appropriate for trimming. flowers for embellis: hing fabrics. A tracery ‘ The new mine, two and one-half va en eee aove the hem of a : : . flounce o a lovely ornameniation. miles above Roslyn, W. T., where a and may be applied yery > tae sae Seligmelia silkis an exquisite garniture, Ivy leaves = et Mer omaped the small leavas of eee rg ivy should be. selected for take them through Roslyn required this use. The dried foliage of the Imperial silver tree of the Cape of Good Hope makes an elegant ornamentation for @-gray silk. . Clusters of statice should be worn on the bodice with such a robe, ‘ have a funeral decoration accomplished at, Dolan, before the accident, On his. home and by the family. ‘The “no flowers” t .”. results of carelessly. made designs and Hare of Ban Beruardino; frou SacraSnooush pieces of flowers which have mento, one signing from “Your n sent to the house of mourning. It is D dia fe inn pl leg meet that the members of the family should Peel arrange the flowers that surround their hgd @ family in the northern part of. dead a pail of flowers or foliage shaped the State. The verdict at the Corc. gracefully over the casket is a simple and rich design. It can be made of roses or of ivy leaves; the latter is most suitable for : an aged person. A pall of very dark green ; Cararru is caused by scrofulous. lth or of a heavy cashmere is covered i: i : ails Stood di ont \ with ivy leaves and sprays sewed on. Clean ' taint in the yy Bnd is eared by . the eaves by polishing each one with soft Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which purifies tissue paper. This will make the foliage of, : and enri ches the blood and gives the . India-rubber trees, camelias or ivies shine ee wholknret heslth-ond strength. Try like satin, Apply the leaves so that they -this ‘peculiar medicine.” It is. prewe Fpetliapcovaar tan coe: draped over a casket that itis lifted in front pared by C. I. Hood &Co., Lowell, . and fastened with palm leaves (cycas reyoMass. .Juta), or a cluster of violets and lihes, For ve , . the casketof a young person a pall of pink around us seem to prefer to suffer and py ea oa town that at the season when be made miserable by Indigestion, . °2%erments are~given there is not the right goes ee kind of material in-garde: Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Apfling * beingdng arisaatend : ' petite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow long-stem flowers. 2 i Skin, when for 75 cents. we will seli. ™3y ‘then be accomplis) ; hye drapery by sewing the short-stém: flowthem Shiloh’s System Yitalizer + BU8T. ers on to.cambric, silesia or ji ce and anted to cure them? Sold by Carr . tying scarfs to easels or pictures, or making Bros. d6-6m_ . Fu may be sprinkled while making with a rose spray. ie the rich, fleshy fabric of its petals is brought out by ‘steaming over hot water, he starry white beautifully. Moss rosébuds and the little mignonette Y will last an evening. Crushed roses are a most Foliage is frequently more effective than tacked on white or rose colored It seems that it is especially fitting to tion to @ death notice is one of the may be so or red roses is a beautiful embellishment. A scarf of lilies or daisies is suitable for the infant’s casket. It is frequently the case with persons livfor filling vases or making a display with An e t decoration “wwith floral and afghans ‘for. couch and wall embments. Large pieces. of flora) drapery A Princess’ Menagerie, #rincess Maria Theresa, of Bavaria, combines an uncommon taste for traveling with passion for domestic pets, and as she insists on taking quite a menagerie of them about with her, the two things do not go very well together. She is unmarried and is attended in all her wanderings by a@maid of honor and a chamberlain. The care of the Princess’ cherished animals devolves on the latter functionary, whose position is no sinecure, as he has no fewer than fourteen of them to look after, including severul dogs, two magpies, om enormous rat and a diminutive bear, : —_—_—_— onto fabrics with’ neatness and elegant effect. For this reason, the average florist hesitates to introduce the most charming of hions, the garnishing of robes with natural flowers. He is really incapable of nm elaborate decoration on it is a simple matter te trim a dress with flowers, and there is no ornamentation so exquisitely beautiful. All that is required is to know ‘how, and then “ many make light work,” and do it quickly, All the son getonet gowns must be applied to pieces ti should be fitted exactly by a dress-maker. should be cut out of soft or stiff net, someis to be covered with flowers material niust hang with proper-effect. ‘This train, like ‘alt trimmings covered with natural flowers, must be applied at the There is no flower so handsome and 80 lame,use Shi Take Careiof the Toots, me ; Shiloh’s P Plaster. Sold lt may take 8 moment more-tolay a tool by Carr Bros. 46-6m apcarefully after using, but the time is ; ihe more than equalized when you want to use . Byverybedy Likes Them. it again, and sc it is time saved. Habits, either good or bad, go a long way in their ‘pfluence on men’s lives, and it is far better 2 establish and firmly maintain a good haband Saturdays a . i though that character bas Go special 517-8 Makar parte wasel suerenety cet ek habits have their influence. oY oe and Streegth Renewed, 3.7 _ of Ease and Comfor: Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, » acts gently on the Kipneys, Liver @ Bo: Efectually Cleansing the Systen Costive or Bilious, Dispellin. Colds, Headaches and Fe:and permanently curiag MABITUAL CONSTIPATION. without weakening or irritating th. + gans on which it acts. Tor Sale in 50c and $1.00 Bottles . all Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00 Lousvinix, P onl vasiadius, oe Yorn, &. ¥ New York Bakery. 6. WM. DURST, : Propriety FIAVING PURCHASED TRIS WELL John Hurst, on ' OOMMEROIAL STREET Fintend to keep on hand at all times a& good Variety of seas adi s BREAD, PIES, CAKK, paayian Etc. Wedding Cakes And Pa, «ry Made to order on short notice ox most reasonable terms. . All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to. By gtrict attention to buginess, giving g0od satisfaction and selling at low rates,I ope to merit a liberal patronage. M.L, & D: MARSH, Manvfacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds : of : Comber Boulder Street. : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL K{NDS FOR BUILD ing end Mining purposes on hand and sawed order, fe keep constantly on -hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds Shakes Shingles. Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc., Etc, Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine. ALSO DEAL IN Oak Sortice Pine and Cedar Fire wood. Stallion : Season : 1889. Record 2:33%. ° Winner at Glenbrook, Carson City, Nev., and Willows, Cal. Defeating Bedford record 2:38'¢, by Altmont Cricket 2:311¢, Py Brigadier Kom Ben ton 2:32, by General enton, Don Marvin 2:8424, by Fallis Bird, 2:31, by Tilton Almont and others. ,Lowering his revious record onthe FOURTH heat at Gleenbrook ang making his best record in the As heat at Willows, Cal., whieh shows his abil ity te st ay his races out and compete successfully with his class. Also to un peere yearly, as shown by his record as a Three year old of 2:4044, Four years old 2:39, Five years old 2:8474, Six years old 2:3314. _,, Pedigree—Sired b Echo, the sire of Bell Echo record 2;20, Echora 2:234, Gibraltar 2:2214, Victor the hay seed horse 2:22 and man the-Fashion-Filley-by Correct, lie by Belmont, out of Mary Blaine, by Boston, Echo by Rysdyk’s Hambletonian, dam by MagnoStockholm’s American Star, he by Durock, he by imported biomed. The object ofthis extended pedigree, on the dam’s side, is to show the comparison given by M'. Parlin in bis letter to the Kenr, re the iT heat trotted during 1888, he says vis Li Ae ofthe many instances where, like Maud &, 2:10, St-Julien ae atron 2:1414, Sunol 2:18 at two-years o. a, remarkable trotting ppeee has resuited from combini rains wiih Diomed, $s ish the power, wi and endurance ry their possessor to front, and e¢oneludes with the remark, “analize the Breedi the winners and profit by the lesson mig Pasha will make the Season of 1889 at Glenbrook commencing February { st and ending July ist, 1889, : Terms Thirty Dollars for the Seaaon, or Forty-five Dollars to insure. . Payable on or before the end of the . round

Season, known and popular Bakery of Mrr, . RPesha ti, ‘and Winter. A. Friedman ‘The Tailor, Broad Street, Nevada City. All Goods of my own importation. {A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Suits Made in'the Latest Fashion, and uperior Workmanship. Pricestias Low as can be obtained in the City. When paying money for Clothes, T have recently received an Immense Stock o Foreign and Domestic Wooiens, to which I invite the attention of gentlemen of taste who want ‘o wear Stylish Clothing. Come, Examine my stock ‘and be ready for the Holidays. A PRIeDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Offiee, Nevada City, : TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF You CONCERNING SE SOM ange ba oe shee dav cd ev ee BP weds 53 J + +t ® a eo ey * + ra tatate® tata t ay ¢ eet, 5 MEVADA . COUNTY'S—: BAAS eae ne ee ae ee eta tetes eee * GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at 1 times on ; THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS T% SPECIALTY I8 GENERAL LOCAL News, and it has a circulation that reach. es the reading people in every part_of this eounty. It also has numerous patrors ip Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well ag in Sacramento, San Francisco and more remote parts of the State, To LAND and to . ’ HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it givee a faitbjin the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery get those that Fit and Show Your r ( Form to Advantage. . (7 PAR e . bly) It isNow, as it Always hs Bue, the Leading Plaza E‘*eced Store, Want toKeep TheroughiyPesed. WAY; GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions Crass Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND STOGK SALT, Eto, Bt, ES EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. gay ‘ Country Orders carefully filled GEO. F. JACOBS, -We must before our Spring Goods commence to arrive MAKE ROOM By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock, To accomplish this we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS —BSUCH AS— -— Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Ribbons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, Mittens, Etc., Kte., At Astonishingly Low Figures ! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, ee NEV AD/ CITY The Nevada Tranverig Is TEE! oONI-Y DIN NEVADA CITY. ——00 * Newspaper of Northern-Central California CG. OC, WEISENBURGER. H, C. WEISENBURGER, Foot of Sacramento Street, Wewada City. WEISENBURGER BROS., PROPRIETORS, = Dealers in all-kinds of oe li LEONARD 8, CALKINS, GEO. 0. GAYLORD, Bhe Daily Geanseript. . BEAUTY wat, avorwen. " . Conds . G@manD ds tacaniiiinpaitia Siddha bs, Cal Trimming Dress Fabrics. with Al GW ® Clearance Sale z 1864. ; evel “ Sorts of Flowers. . me he —_sAT—ne \ ey aun se toy er . amt rte ~ Naw Styles MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORDS. of TG ‘ee eee ee ee SS — . al’ ne Th Marys te ies om ae mae ga Tt a THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. = AU gampay, Pep. 3, 18a0,., . Some todrpery. tye the Sow York ou ee ee . : : rr Qe pai rHOMENARE S000ERT -AND, AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUESDAY EVENING: FEBRUARY, 19, ’89; UNDER THE AUSPICES OF _ , IN CELEBRATION OF THE OF -iTHE FOUNDING “OF THE ~ ORDER ~ OF PYTHIANISM, Superb. Decorations ! ; Reaet. Elegant Souvenirs. ! aie Magnificent Music! . Fnie Concert Program ! EVERY FEATURE A NOVELTY! AND PROVIDED REGARDLESS. OF EXPENSE 1 New Music ! ' sativa New Decorations ! New Dances !, Reception Committee. 0. MALTMAN, GEO, A. GRAY, D, B, GETOHELL, CHAS, PECOR. E. J. RECTOR, _D., 8. BAKER, E. A. TOMPKINS, Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, : BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . Manage: ] a Headquarters for the een iiatte Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, depot. “yery advantage for a désirable home. Corner Broad ond Pine Streets ful and complete record of the ‘g ress be In ing made in the development of the coun ty’s varied and extensive resources, It prev sents extraordinary inducements ; ALL GRADES, others with records below 2:30. Dam N SONNE aii, lia, he.by Seely’s American Star, he by . ae ke Best Advertising Wedium iu Nore tuck 8toek Farm, published in the Breeder . ——— a f ‘pitied and Sportsmen, Dec. 15, 1888, i sohinnt poe acon In reference tothe horse, Guy, whose dam satis Sc toby Seeley’s American =tar, record of ot ee eee fai ite an 2 08%, Juy Eye See . Largest and Best Equipped Job PrintTrotting . In the State North of Sacramento, and ite s which furn. prices for FIRST-CLASS work ars as kw as}: Cak. anywhere on the Coast. The establishment has iately been stocked with a full lire of nth bay c rial, plai a ch they convey.” pain op nating material, plain and ornaular ti bet Neves. City at Phe follow] and 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 Pare f TO ADVERTISERS ED NE ANG WT PLSE TAS therm California. aoe The TRANSCRIP1 has he ing Office ern and Attractive Types and ta. ‘Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line, TIME TABLE. NTIL fursher notice the ’Bug will ben . ween Gre Valley an: Leave Grass Vall ve Nevada City at b o'clock A, M, rom hotel to hotel 25 cents for the trip* Comprehensivy .ad compact—5s,000 topics, Complete in 3 convenient volpmes > Relighle-400 frm ‘ : CAMER & D (d and’ o’eloox . QUACOr Hill, Nevada Co, -A.M.,and 1, 8:45 and 6:30 P Ww. ARE NOW PREPARED 70 po firet-classs work in Columbus Buggies, : Carriages : Phaetone ULL VARIETY B, N. SHOECRAFT....... Ab oa FLOOR MANAGER . Floor Committee. .F, A. BOST, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, ‘A. R. LORD, GEO. A, NIHELL, CARL.L. MULLER, J. M, HADLEY, Me™ Only purchasers of Floor Tickets entitled to Souvenirs. TICKETS (admitting gentleman and two ladies, ) $2, Spectators in Gallery, 50 cents. More hereafter abour this Great Event. Sale or Rent 01 0 Rasy Taras . Far Pwo Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear ing Orchards, Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gauge Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ey. Apply to F. G. BEATTY, Secretary Nevada County ‘Land 4nd Improvement Asso. ciation, Nevada City. ibis os ‘ttterssce. sesecee os NOVEdR Olty WwW. BP. Vinton, PROPRIETOR. PEOPLE'S : OY Lori [A t-clase contributors, ' noe Re oi wr aaberites aoekoee ond aad with onl aparto « cyclopedia @ ubseribers uot kept waiting with only 5 Really Ohéap lane than half the price 4 similar works, Send to us for specimen pages, etc., that you may see for yourself, We call the panies attention of School roateon: Teachers, ete., to the ; % EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. PEST eS & EXIT RABEK, _ FURRIERS AND TANNERS Dutch Pat Stage Line ee — Leaves Nevads Qity on . J. B, CARR, PALACE :: DRUG : PAINTS. OILS VARNISHES ETC. LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, OomMBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS) ; TOILET AMTIULES OF ALL &INDS YAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDING PRESCRI y Citeten’ Bragaiat wn portect paris pa lathaeh PrIONS BY 4 COM Agent for the Imperial London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oompanies, a) 7, H. CARR Carr Bros. PROPRIETORS OF THE or, Pine aud vommercial Nevada City, . ' ; ieee “JZ BEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARG MPLETE pe eed Krave vsde cee Ba BA IW 4 VABGE.AND COMP: STOCK OF EVERY — Piret-clase Drusz Store. WETTERAU & CARSON, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, ices ~~ Proprietors . + pee . . 8CMCOL Books, Z P. O. address Nevada City, Cal. RIVATE B OARDING HOUSE, DESCRIPTIONS. os Leaves Dutch Flat on MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; eee aa : ae ues “3 MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor, ee _ PERIODICALS, _ . Main Bixeet, (at the Mill's Residence.). rtp nucay ROBES, MATS, nvos, nonze. "987. ‘Thursday and Saturday, Be has FOR SALE. ee Oe aie Me, AT 7AM, Pere A Uh Eo a ‘. ale'st measowanie Baten? O?® aE op eee , Apri. emactinacien ee: a. : at Geo, C. Gaylord’s store, Nevada City, SSENGERS CAN, BY TAKING THIS ARDENAND. House at aaah GARDENAND FLOWER Cow, nee arpcarepo as best of Es ae ad The house contains as piéisant furnished 180, 1 AB-ROOM rooms 6s canbe found in the city. We ckallenge the United States to’ bea "sree We's ars he acknowledged DAY BOARD, #00 A WEEK, 21 eda oietly attended wad The F inest Brands of . Sear eees, GAMER oRABEK, . T-P+ BLUE. Proprietor. Re ie a ~~ of Gras young: latter t the m panied ex-love togethe the aff told he: ‘come h spect a he, ‘‘co one ofo ' he like Widow scorn, Wallac tothe E plied to ceeding covery ete., wh with tl “would s report tl Grass V by then fessed-¢ ings a f never jc 7p » Satur Richar¢ ceived s Saying sudden In the ¢ the Cor Decease visiting Hill sis childrer Nevada hereabc gravel everybo spect of dustriot this cit which b was at . man in longed Order ¢ Union a Says . acting C ton Tow an ingu found ir miles sc toward ances tl found f There 3 skeleton ’ The bon size. T was of g ing foun a jack-k ing. A accordir mains » None of had any except \ recently nol poss “Gra Rufus paper, . will mal about t! smaller Tidings that Mr Times t Telegra) The fc evening and wil evening Mra. 8, : Monro, GO, A. Ps M. ; Ed 8.; Mrs.