January 19, 1887 (4 pages)

aes Sank THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1887. The Daily, Transeript. . . “ CIRCULATES IN Nevada-ci ere eV eney, ae Ready, sete rg td CorNorth F geen ree Moore’s Pecan lle. ane and every oth» @r town of Nevada coun! in Placer ee &nd Bierra counties, at scramento, San cisco—in f throughout the. State “from etothe doa an Diego, from the SiPublished Daily (Mondays excepted) by aw & CALKINS-— OFFICE: No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. ————— MISSIONARY MORROW. pene, Pei cae 4 i Pat ‘Congressman Morrow from this State said a few days ago some very sensible things when he was.telling . the Bostonians about the great west. He devoted himself particularly to the Chinese question, and he laid the particulars down with 4 faithful vividness that must have left an impression on the listeners. He quoted the Chinese statesman who said that ‘‘the Chinese must live upon civilization of some kind, seek it out and attach themselves toit.’”’ ‘“Whenever,”’ said Mr. Morrow, ‘‘the Chinaman has come in contact with another race he has overpowered it by force of numbers, preyed upon its yitality and destroyed it, or been repelled. He is.a parasite upon any Civilization to which he becomes attached. He absorbs but gives nothing back to the productive forces upon which he fattens.’’ He showed the effects of competition in the trades by this degraded class of labor, and made the statement that within twenty years geteChinege had earned here and sent ’ back to the Flowery Kingdom some two hundred million dollars. sagt ae Speer gS SE, er OH. W. Grapy, editor of the Atlanta Constitution, ‘was one of the orators at the celebration of ‘‘Forefathers’ Day”’ in New York by Bostonians. His Speech is spoken‘of as one of the best ever delivered in his section. following is a sample extract from it. The last sentence indicates that he is tinged with Pixleyism: ‘‘We have in the south put business above politics. We have challenged your spinners in Massachusetts and your iron-makers (in Pennsylvania. We have learned ~ that $400,000,000 annually. received from our cotton crop will make us rich. The supplies that make it are homeraised. We have reduced the commercial rate of interest from 24 to 6 per cent., and are floating 4 per.cent. bonds. We have learned that one northern immigrant is worth fifty foreigners, and have smoothed the path to southward, wiped out the place where Mason and Dixon’s line used to -be, and hung out our — e to you and yours.” OAKLAND aeces: The Citrus Fair which hasjust closed in Chicago has done more to correct the false impression of Eastern people, that Northern California was somewhere in the written. The impression at the East seems to have been general, that it was’ only Southern California that . produced the semi-tropical fruits. This Citrus Fair of Northern California, held at Chicago, in the midst of a cold Winter, was a surprise to Eastern people. And when Chicago was frozen up, with the thermometer ten or twelve degrees below zero, the very idea—of such fruit growing and ripening ’neath the genial skies and warm sun of ‘Northern California, was something ofastunner. The fact is that Southern California has experienced heavier frosts this winter than has what is termed Northern California. A warrerin a San. Luis Obispo hotel the other day. waited on a table where there were a number of gentlemen speaking five different tongues, English, French, Italian; Spanish and German, and he spoke to each in his native language, talking each fluently. Bad Boys and State Discipline. In their final report, rendered the 11th instant, to the Superior Court, of makes these wise remarks and recommendations : We respectully call the attention of our legislative delegation to the urgent necessity for aradical change in our penal laws in respect to juvenile offenders. Before our criminal courts boys, who are more children in years and appearance, are constantly being brought charged with offenses of the gravest character. To discharge these boys without punishment is, in effect, to instruct them that they have com“plete immunity. for such offenses, ‘to encourage them, as well as others, to repeat such crimes, and thus to insure their ruin; while to sentence them to either the State prison or the County Jail, is to confine. them with old and hardened offenders, whose examples, precepts and association are equally fatal to any hope of reformation. Itisfrom this condition of affairs that the community’ suffers in present depredations and lawlessness, and from it abundant recruits are as gured for the criminal classes of the future. In mgny of these cases home ~. influence and parental carelessness, or perhaps parenta influence, is largely accountable for the ‘character and conduet of the children ; so that the comce of these » pernicious s indispensabie to any systion. Believing, as we The’ ~——thinip mat thes hererdrere Deby forte ot . Santa Clara county, the grand. jury-t. } GENERAL NEWS. Congressman 8, 8. Cox is seriously li. Agirlin Aiane, bisdie has been asleep for forty-three months. odin Hazén, Chief Signal Officer, e: died in Washington Sunday. he monthly fund -for booming Santa Clara county has reached) $1.Popular sentiment in England is . against the recemtucruel evictions in Ireland. George Hudner was stabbed at Hollister, on ert night, by ‘‘Tennessee Joe.’ Henry Hawken, a miner, was killed by a cave in the Morning Star mine near Auburn, The new Chinese’'treaty under con. sideration excludes Mongolian laborers for thirty years. Colonel Gilder, who started overland for the Arctic, is néar Fort Churchill, beyond Winnipeg. The congregation of Dr. McGlynn’s church, in New York, is greatly excited over his suspension. =” The members of Dr. MeGlynn’s church have practically boycotted Father Donnelly, their new pastor. Mrs:’K. Modéerrat, of Akron, Ohio, wife of a.railroad President, has been arrested at Cleveland for shoplifting. Harry Owen White, a Sacramento sign painter,ended up a spree by shooting himself through the head on his mother’ 8 grave. Fearing the ‘pain of a necessary surgical operation, F. M. Dennis shot Angeles hospital. Thomas Watson, of San Francisco, who stole a purse. containing a dime from the pocket of Mrs. Lizzie Golden, was sentenced to six_years’ imprison‘ ment in San Quentin. I. W. Raymond, a prominent citizen of San Francisco, who has been more or less identified with the interests of the State since 1850, died at the residence of his son-in-law, Colonel ispriil berg, last week. Botetourt county, Va., is excited over the discovery of gold and silver deposits on the line of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. The assays run from $16 per ton for surface rock to $66 at a depth of 15 feet. A Japanese attempt suicide at San Francisco Saturday. night by cutting off his tongue, causing profuse bleeding. His life will be saved, it is thought, by good surgery. Years ago in Japan the customary mode of suicide among women was to bite off the tongue. A man, however, was never known to take his life in that way. Speaks Well for the Community. Amador DispatehThe Nevada Dary Transcript made its appearance on New Year’s day in himself’ through the head in a Les . THE CELEBRATED x ae ew? ser 6 a ™a great line of can possibly afford to. Retail House, WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102-Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. an enlarged torm and with a complete + er . Ss wha SL35— evidence of its prosperity, which speaks well for the community in which it is published. itis All True. A letter has just been received from a reliable person in San Bernardino county, saying: ‘The National Horse Liniment will do more than is claimed for it. It is the best liniment I have ever used, and all who use it speak in the same terms., J haye performed cures that seem fniracles.”” We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the above, and also that W. D. Vinton is agent for this valuable preparation. By Wanted. Two rooms suitable for housekeeping for family, near National Hotel: Apply at the hotel. tf Wit you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘is guaranteed to cure you. c arr Bros. — 9 Just Arrived. Fresh vegetable, flower and field seeds at Carr Bros. “tt aime si Wuite clover, alfalfa,.tiniothy, red clover, blue grass, lawn grass, red top, Italian rye grdss and other kinds of field grasses, at Carr Bros. tf + +@eUsz D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. . 8 SHiLon’s cough-and “consumption cure is gold us on a guarantdée. It cures consumption. Carr Bros. OO For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros. aR oe eee “FLACKMETACK, es tasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros. —2@eeTHe Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.”” Carr Bros. + 8 eo Tuat hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. am a ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Natfziger . Proprictréss. January 16, 1887. Davis, G Rome Re Ranch, SB sted Oak’'d Geo. ord, . D. Harris, G V, Ri thowmen Gy, .C. Grant, City R. Davis, Santa Clara, . B. Wheaton, Sav, 8. H. Nihell, City, gue’ Washtn, Mrs. Edwards, B acm, eases hol G. J. Toura Hey do L. F. somaer Lead . J. Kamp f. GrigetyBe He, MeNuity, Moores H. yiord, © + C, Watts, /ress—Mine. \ = Can now be purchased inthis city. ~ ae ARS ee-Ie the Bost in the =x yman "B x Om Se> ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and invariably above the qualities, are the leading features of our Men's, Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing, Boots Shoes Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, EXats,.Caps, Satchels, Htc. , Importing our own Goods and buyig 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 Do not fail to call and see us before purchasing. Only COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. \ ‘City. Try It.-wa —CAMEL’S HAIR, HYMAN BROS., ( GRAND AT NEVADA THEATRE, Under the Direction of Mrs. M. Farley. . ~Composed of the Best local talent in Nevada City. we Two ete sckes only! Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 18 and 19. WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Quartette-~“‘Come and Join the Merry Dance,” Miss Schemer, Mrs. Potter, Jno. Robbins, A. Clancey. Instrumental solg—Miss Minnie Brand. Tableaux—“ Fremic of Beauty.” Vocal duet—“Two Loving Sisters Are We,” Mrs. Smith, Miss MeCord, Vocal solo—Miss Amelia Hook. Recitation ~Bennie’s Reprieve,” Cassie Farley. * Vocal solo—‘‘It’s Love That Makes the World Go Round,” Lizzie Avery. Tableaux— “Simply to the Cross I Cling.” Instrumental duet—" Lucretia Borgia,” Mrs Farley, Miss Sallie Groves, Vocal solo—“I Am King 0’ Sea,” A. Clance ith Vocal duet—Brides Maid,” Mrs. Welch, Miss Schemer. Tableau—“Light of Home.” it will conclude wish the beautiful drama 2 acta, “THE LAST LOAF.”. CAST OF CHARACTERS, Jand and Mark Ashton -. s\,. Chas, L. Calkins Kate Ashton..°.Migs Birdie Douglas MAIO ee esinn ce .Miss Irene Gregory Patty. Jones. paw Cynthia Forman Caleb.Hanson. : John Werry. Harry Hanson. Eugene Gaylord Dick Bustle. Robinson Tom Chubbs Nig edtte Packie ears Swia. Ashburn ADMISSION: Adults. 50 cents Children -25 cents Reserved seats at Vinton’s without extra charge. Come All! Weissbrin Bins. & Co, BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY. Come One! a7 arn es AL FACILITIES —Frih-— Dramatic Entertainment ! ‘COMMERO SIAL STREET,.NEVADA CITY Jevenaa Demewet Bkeowlawt, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ¥ . Tre JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. © —e AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOple of paredaG ity and vicinity with the Choicest of Beer, rPori., 2 Mutton, Weal, . Sausagecs, Corn Beef. Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be purchased anywhere in this city. Meats delivered within a reasonable distandy, free of charge. If you want a nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet or Chop, give me‘a call. I intend to always keep the best Meats to be procured imthe market, at the shop, and customers, whether old or young, can ‘rely upon getting what they order. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited: UNION MARKET, (COLLEY BROS.,... Proprietors DEALERS 8. --~ Beef, Pork, Mutten, Veal, Etc., At the lowest rates. ~ Wwe NE on hand a choice stock of BACON AND NEW RESTAURANT ——AN D—— LODCING HOUSE, Main St., Opp. Ott*s Assay Office, NWevada City, HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop'sfad undersigned have opened at the above place a First-Class Restaurant and Lodging fouse, where they will give the public good> accommodations at’ very moderat prices, Restaurant Open at Ali Hours. Family Cooking. Pleasant Rooms and nice Beds. No Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Nevada Cc ity, January 5th, 1886, lm Ordinance No. 19. Se county of weyaas Lee ‘ordain as follows: Section 1. A road poll tax af three dollars “. WHITE MALINE SILK NETS. COTTON PAPES, all widths. : iets: ‘LOSS, in skeins. NG MACHINE OIL ; MAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK. spar BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or. THE MA TIDY PINS. ‘NURSERY PINS, black and white. . HRY Most. Complete Stock in ; ‘A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. soup BY MRS. ikcomide & Crawford MAIN STRET, REAR ORION OTHE, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Prices as Low as the Lowest. Dail Orders Promptly. Filled. the City. House Furnishing oaegn COTTON GARTER WEBBING. : RED LINEN TABLE PAMASE;:, DOYLIES WHITE, due DOYLIES COLORED AND COLORED ‘BORDER, . es LINEN NAPKINS, ; COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS,. 4. eae eae LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND UNDERWEan, SHIRT FRONTS,, . SHIRT CUFFS,2,5, 42:7 3<%,; BIRD'S EYE LANENS, cere) 9 BIRD'S EYE EN DIAPER, coe 4 BUTCHER'S LINENS, :. Neate PLAID GLASS A la LINEN LAWNS,#2 LINEN CAMBRIGS, ; LINEN DIAPERS, hag PERT Me sd yee LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, .°. LINEN HUCK TOWELS, . LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BA a SWISS.MUSTIN Pasay BOOK MUELENG. yur cire wpa e 4 5 VICTORIA LAWNS,. _BISHOP’S LAWNS,,.:. TARLATAN MUSLINS, <.: PLAIN, PLALD & STRIPED NAINSOOK MDSLINS, PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBBICS, SOFT FINISHED CAMBBICS, the MARSEILLES, ead PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED, «. MARSEILLES QUILTS, abss Y HONEY-COMB QUILTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, .. &, ALL OVER-TUCKING, TUCKED SKIRTINGS, WADDING, COTTON BATTING, TOILET COVERS, TOILET MATS. OIL CLOTH,,. : ALL WOOL FLANNELS,. . SILK AND WOOL FLANNELS, COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, SHAKER FLANNELS, . OPERA FLANNELS, i EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, wei COLORED TWILLED PLRNNELS, CANTON FLANNELS, : BLACK VELYETEENS,. ees TABLE COVERS,.. ; DOMESTIC WHITE MUSL LNB, . DOMESTIC CAMBRICS AND SHEETINGS, PAPER MUSLINS, TWILLED MUSL ve SILESIA, ;. ‘ WIGAN,’ FARMER'S SATIN, CRINOLINE,.° wie DRESS GOODs, Pattee GRETONES IN LARGE V ARLETY, CALICOES, GINGHAMS, CLOAKINGS, : : ASTRACHAN, : ‘ , REAL VALENCIENNES. EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS BLAC K THREAD 7 FRENCH BLACK GUIPURE_EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN. . BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ECRU ¥AK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND-INSERTINGS YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & INSERTIONS, WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS. SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS .+ REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGIN BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDG NGS. BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS. IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. WHITE IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND_INSERTIONS SPANISH EDGINGS ees BEADED FRENCH LACES .IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS. IMITATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES.: Nets for Vettes Senrte, Etc. SPANISH NETS BEADED NETS 5 GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. CHENILLE NETS IMITATION THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. REAL LL THREAD. DOTTED NETS WHITE MECHLIN NETS, COTTON; EDGINGS, ENGLISH. AND SILK ILLUSIONS, 2.3 #205 85 Se. Made-eup Lace Goo Be REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS. COTTON VALENCIENNES Sen PREROIATS REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS. COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS FICHUS AND CAPES. . ;. LACE BOWS AND TIES.. BLACK THREAD VEIbS.. BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS: BEADED VEILS. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS. SPANISH SCARFS ‘ BRUSSELS NET SCARFS. ae Mourning Goods. COURTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES, . CRAPE VEILS. ickha on : Piece Goods. WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS..:. SCARLET SHETLAND 8HAWLS., Housekeeper’s Goods. PILLOW CASE ROME MOTEIRGH AM: CLUNY AND CROCHET WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES , CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR SILK NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES. PILLOW. TEDEES : ; SOFA TIDIES 3 EMBROIDERED INITIALS, 7 CROCHET LACE TIDIES if Embroideries. HAMBURG EDGINGS. NAINSOOK EDGINGS. . cose NALNSOOK INSERTIONS. SWISS EDGINGS aeee SWISS INSERTINGS. EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN. STAMPED TABLE COVERS Ruffles and Trimmings. APPLIQUE LACE CAPS KNITTED CAPS TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. COTTON TRIMMING EDGLINGS. COVENTRY, RUFFKANG NECK RUFFLES. “C orsets. FRENCH, A rv, i FRENCH EMBROIDERED . cies Ter FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P.& P. Bij. , PERRIS COMMON SENSE " AND ALL THE LEADING STYLES. CHILDREN’S. .9 CHILDREN’S WAISTS CORSET STEELS.. peedye lense CORSET SHIELDS anak age STOCKING SUPPORTERS. H WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES . Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S. HEMBSTITCHED COLORE BORDERS LARGE VARIETY pddeue ec Collars and Cuffs. PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every désirable shape as s00n a8 made. PLAIN LINEN CUFFS in every style. MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS.. CHILDREN’S EMBROIDERED COLLARS. Underclothing. EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AND LACK TRIMMED : “ ‘MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS; CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS OPEN DRAWERS acento ‘Wear. ROBES SLIPS . SHIRTS. APRONS Bitiaies WAISTS ee ea Various Articles. CROCHET COTTON. KNITTING COTTON, , LINEN THREAD.TIDY COTTON. ASSORTED JANEN TAPES BONNET WIRE * WHALEBONE. TIDY “ MILWARD’s ‘“ BLOOD'S ai NEEDLE BOOKS. KIRBY’S N. P. Us$ENGLISH PINS... KIRBY’ JET PINS,\in boxes. BLUE STERL POLN' HAIR PINS. .. KIRBY'S HAJR PINS, a sizes. . 4 INVISIBLE HAIR PIN HAIR CRIMPERS . HAIR CURLERS ners PIN BOOKS, assorted, white and black. ..BLANKET PINS ¥RENCH MOURNING PINS. anos fr iitauy BOOKS AND eXRs. DRESS HOOKS AND E ROUND S81LK CO! FLAT SILK ELA SILK GARTER WEBBING,’ sii colors. ' e a moral o tion restin is hereby levied on each male’ perso: nunity a fox ‘tarian : ARRIVALS. AT THE Buyi ing and Selling oe age, of twenty-one cars an “Under the ow e od jae! NATIONAL HOTEL. rogd alate filets the ex coun’ of Nevada during 10n ri the lower consi 01 ge CI fection 2 ‘Apshall be the duty of the Road that lia cheaper to reform . M¥CTO mos, -wrovriccors: EWM MMRA RRS lois thee somgare th cut d or Jomo 16, 1967. 1B, the first day ar February, 187, aa the frat hal. We there-. +, Harris, City; Ostrom, Bloom’d ‘ * 3 day of January, 1888. dslative repres. 6.4. Tepny. Mulakoo ii. ‘Gaden ave Ft, Stocks. wiles bg in effect on and af{ ol. ” ’ e é “s Cee F, eu PrakenysA ork ‘ eedk ek the followin, te : ment, by the State, of a . °l; Ciingman doit r tive ate ne Se Sea ee ea Pridgooty Biophy® eee’ it ed ree : wos reo , ehiee e hc Ae ’ , Waoh'g'a Dealt at the San Francisco Stock Board. Sa 12th, 1887, : vé States, for ere ee ity Moi, bierrn © Ye Re : ere aiwkin cite HILL sa tion of DH Bees irdaall) 8H ¥, Maoies, 8 Ju ‘ Bas Attest: 'F, : we Beaty, Clerk, “by ‘tp, ee #. debs Bohneider,Los es ‘T, Ormaky, 82 Cruz} Grass Valley,"Jan. 12th. Harris, Depu ay ‘ Si ‘ a 22 Bi ’ a3 a Ty, RAE EN Ate SK SER Oyo — snr aiaieeaiaaes Ee ‘ 2 Be si 3 e 4 Kier: arated >. PEARL DRESS “ TP SHOE me *PSILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN . BurTons, all kinds—1000 varicties. GENT’S SLIPPERS. iw j MaLing RUCHRS.;°. Notions and Small Wares. PLEATERS BARS POCKET KNIVES. DRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades. SILK BENDING BRAID. «2.06 60. pes pees COTTON SERPENTINE eae z FEATHER EDG SB BRAL WHITE siLK reiNeEh. L BENDING. LADIES’ LEATHER BE é es h ae GOLD +o ae qarate fing. sete Odo tad oe STEBL THIMBL GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. EYE GLABSES.,. <a te CARPET BINDING SPOOL SILK. 2. 46.5 { bars SPOOL TWIST. for button. holes, all colors. vss EMBROIDERY SILK ‘ vee PEARL 8HIRT BUTTONS AGATE Mi BONE PANT as WHITE LINEN i PIM CUSHIONS 6 eee yeep: fare MMHASURES . ndh PE MEASURES, silver plated, 6 and 60 inch. EMERIES, large and small, . wee BOOT HOO és GLOVE HOO SHAWL ayRArS SHOE.LACES, round and flat COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES. . BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS. COTTON TRIMMINGS Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satins. RIBBONS, every staple shade and qeeniye: HATS TRIMMED.AND UNTRIMMED..:. BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES. SILK VELVETS, SATINS AND TRIMMINGS of all kinda: 45) 0.45. 8A8H RIBBONS, in colors. Material for Fancy Work. CANVAS, PLUSH, SATTMEN, Rome CLOTH BOLTING CLOTH ; PONGEE in all shades. : pompPons in all colors Fats, be corps in silk, worsted and gilt. Ri INITIAL LETTERS in silk dads eae BILK APLIQUE, figured,.. QUILLED RIBBON in all colors” QUILLED SATIN Gloves, Hosiery, Etc, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES HOStERY—Includés bleached and ‘unbleached; striped, mixed and solid colors; lain, silk clocked, iron frame, shaker nit, ribbed and‘open work, Underwear. LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL, Girls and Boy’s Wear. LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,. NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; solid mixed colors; embroidered, figured, striped and polka dotted—every popular style, Knit Goods. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS... INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES. KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. Fur articles. WRISTLETS, in all aty les ‘ SWANSDOWN . FUR TRIMMINGS, “py the ‘yard in all widths and qualities rom 114 to.3.inch_. Parasols and Suinshadese A LARGE VARIETY Toilet Articles. PRRFUMES, E XTRACTS ‘ NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, PUBATORB, 055 ccc cc eRie ts vaeanecesione ay ody My Less Be Shaw, MAIN SEREET, NEAR UNION HOTERTO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SUCH AS-— Blegant: Chamber and Parlor Sets, Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, Richly Upholstered Lounges, . . Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, Willow and Rattan Chairs, Mirrors; Cornices, Window Shades, Hall Stands, Book Stands, Mattresses, Pillows, Is Second to none in Nevada County. IN. THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. Erench Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps. . Exquisite Glassware. Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Kine 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 STOVES, IRON, STEEL, BELTING, ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, Tin, Copper-and-tron-Goods always in stock. WiLL ASTONISE wou. LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG’S afid all other popular makes in every odor. Perfume Waters. COLOGNE, BAY RUM 7 Dentines. eacHous, for Ladies and Gents ‘oilet Soaps. TOILET SOAPS, aony odor . Hair Ap lications. @osmeTIQUE—Wwhite, black, brown BANDELINE apes 2s ¢ . Face Apphications. SWANS DOWN.. ree PEARLITE . HUNTER’S INVISIBLE, COURT PLASTER NAIL} TOOTH, HAIR, SHAVING, HAT, CLOTHES atid Infant's Brushes.... Sundries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, oval: HAND MIRRORS. STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS: POCKET BUOKS WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. PORTMONNALES, CARD CASES. . WRITING DESKS ; PICTURE FRAMES . . PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS GLOVE BOXES ‘ HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. ODOR CASES SCHOOL BAGS. CHAMOIS SKINS j CAMPHOR ICE. Se ieee COURT PLASTERS BRINGS. = INK ERASERS. LEAD PENCILS PAPERTERIES. ., ae eras LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES : ee CHEST PROTECTORS. ame SILVER POWDERS. Jewelry and Fancy Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, SCARF PINS,. STUDS AND SPIRALS splain and set with Pearls. and Stones.. SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKRTS, BRACELETS THE METAL GOODS are also assorted dn a jew: eled, enameled, and. dnitiated. BEADS, all kinds. Fancy Millinery: Goods, Etc. VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS. SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS. HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS. . Rei ae os ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES.. DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, PORES; €ROS8ES, HAT BANDS, CRATELAINES , B: LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED JAPANESE, “all stylés.DOWN-TIPPED FANS.. ait Wate, Weoden Ware. rowiky ngntiian DARSING EGGS. FOLDING TABLE MATS HAT AND TOWEL RACKS.>. WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS. >. HAMPERS Wy WORK STANDS.. OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorte siies LUNCH BASKETS, toned an a TRAVELING AND-FLOWER BASKETS CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS TABLE MATS. Brooms and Brushes. ‘DUSTING BRUSHES. wget WHISKS, all sizes and. styles FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes. Miscellaneous. QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL. . FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING. FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE FRAMES, all sizes +t CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTUREEASELS, black walnut. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS TOWEL RACKS, black walnut. MIRRORS, all sizes . PICKLE FORKS CRIMPING IRONS PICTURE NAILS. get PICTURE WIRE, silvered and gilt. Se Ae RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. . BUILDING “BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS:, .* TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE re CHINA AND BRITTANIA.TEA BET8-.. .. PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS x FRENCH AND NIGHT CAP8, KID SLIPPERS. ~ BABY SOCKS; ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS Dolls and walle Maetas DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS. ee WAX FLOWER MATERIALS . . MATERIALS FOR DECALCOMANIE.,. LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, French Tinted paper. Envelopes to match.. OCECLABS COMPANIONS, furnished pencils, PENCIL BOXES, BOXES with lead and wate ' pencils, for scholars ./.. PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT'S PENS. .:. PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER. Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES....20.05. PASSEMENTERIES SHADE AND PICTURE CORD..... CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID GILT BULLION FRINGE . . 0. 0.5. cseceees ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shades.) FILLING FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS... PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD .°. GERMANTOWN WOOLS. 20:22. 0. livin SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS. SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN SusmxoNs, SLIPPER CAsEs, full assortment. .2.. Canvas. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND, ALDA Kid Gloves. 5 ALL uu SHADES.. REV C ST PRGA divs Hats and Straw Goods. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LA-. . , Dine’, MISES’, AND CHILDREN’S HATs of every shape and texture Flowers and Feathers. ORANGE BLOSSOM6, IVY LEAVES.../.. COLORED TIPS f AIGRETTES, POMBONS, FANCY WINGS. WIDOWS’ ' Roonme aingie and double. . CREPE Lisgk RUCH RS stare ener tance free of ‘charge. CO wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, _ Main Btreet, near the Union Hotel, Nevada a Oity. J. E. CARR. Carr HBros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: Cer. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAR v , 3 > THING USUALLY POURRA YY 4 GE AND COMPLETE STOCK First-class. Drugs Store. PAINTS, OILS, Vv SCHOOL BOOKs, BLANK Books, MISCELE ANEOUS BOOKs, DALS, PICTORIALS, . Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, PIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS, —_——— Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounde Bint, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Ww. D. Vinton, PROPRIETOR. FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, ComBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDIN petent Druggist and perfeet-purity qrereiecar ~~ Agent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oompanies, ANSELME A. GHARANNOT, * SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN CROCKERY, GUASSWwW arn, Hilto. -Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, and A share of public patronage is that respectfully solicited. sae ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, NEVADA ciTs He THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF Goons IN THEIR LINE In the Furniture Department’ Everything for Housekeeping, = And Everything else kept in a First-class Furniture House. The ; Hardware : and : Crockery : Department: PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept in the Hardware Line. “ THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES ‘Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you “'T. H. CARR, STORE, OF EVERYETC. NEWSPA PERS, The Finest Brands of Gigats in Nevada City. d by a careful and eompetent Drug3 Nevada City. LARGE STOCK OF ‘PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS, G PRESCRIPTIONS BY A com. . Grceris, visions, eed, Canned fans, Wines, Liquors delivered within a reasonable div: MMERCIAL STREET, next door. to Colley’s Market, NEVADA CITy. ~seut

aes Sank THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1887. The Daily, Transeript. . . “ CIRCULATES IN Nevada-ci ere eV eney, ae Ready, sete rg td CorNorth F geen ree Moore’s Pecan lle. ane and every oth» @r town of Nevada coun! in Placer ee &nd Bierra counties, at scramento, San cisco—in f throughout the. State “from etothe doa an Diego, from the SiPublished Daily (Mondays excepted) by aw & CALKINS-— OFFICE: No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. ————— MISSIONARY MORROW. pene, Pei cae 4 i Pat ‘Congressman Morrow from this State said a few days ago some very sensible things when he was.telling . the Bostonians about the great west. He devoted himself particularly to the Chinese question, and he laid the particulars down with 4 faithful vividness that must have left an impression on the listeners. He quoted the Chinese statesman who said that ‘‘the Chinese must live upon civilization of some kind, seek it out and attach themselves toit.’”’ ‘“Whenever,”’ said Mr. Morrow, ‘‘the Chinaman has come in contact with another race he has overpowered it by force of numbers, preyed upon its yitality and destroyed it, or been repelled. He is.a parasite upon any Civilization to which he becomes attached. He absorbs but gives nothing back to the productive forces upon which he fattens.’’ He showed the effects of competition in the trades by this degraded class of labor, and made the statement that within twenty years geteChinege had earned here and sent ’ back to the Flowery Kingdom some two hundred million dollars. sagt ae Speer gS SE, er OH. W. Grapy, editor of the Atlanta Constitution, ‘was one of the orators at the celebration of ‘‘Forefathers’ Day”’ in New York by Bostonians. His Speech is spoken‘of as one of the best ever delivered in his section. following is a sample extract from it. The last sentence indicates that he is tinged with Pixleyism: ‘‘We have in the south put business above politics. We have challenged your spinners in Massachusetts and your iron-makers (in Pennsylvania. We have learned ~ that $400,000,000 annually. received from our cotton crop will make us rich. The supplies that make it are homeraised. We have reduced the commercial rate of interest from 24 to 6 per cent., and are floating 4 per.cent. bonds. We have learned that one northern immigrant is worth fifty foreigners, and have smoothed the path to southward, wiped out the place where Mason and Dixon’s line used to -be, and hung out our — e to you and yours.” OAKLAND aeces: The Citrus Fair which hasjust closed in Chicago has done more to correct the false impression of Eastern people, that Northern California was somewhere in the written. The impression at the East seems to have been general, that it was’ only Southern California that . produced the semi-tropical fruits. This Citrus Fair of Northern California, held at Chicago, in the midst of a cold Winter, was a surprise to Eastern people. And when Chicago was frozen up, with the thermometer ten or twelve degrees below zero, the very idea—of such fruit growing and ripening ’neath the genial skies and warm sun of ‘Northern California, was something ofastunner. The fact is that Southern California has experienced heavier frosts this winter than has what is termed Northern California. A warrerin a San. Luis Obispo hotel the other day. waited on a table where there were a number of gentlemen speaking five different tongues, English, French, Italian; Spanish and German, and he spoke to each in his native language, talking each fluently. Bad Boys and State Discipline. In their final report, rendered the 11th instant, to the Superior Court, of makes these wise remarks and recommendations : We respectully call the attention of our legislative delegation to the urgent necessity for aradical change in our penal laws in respect to juvenile offenders. Before our criminal courts boys, who are more children in years and appearance, are constantly being brought charged with offenses of the gravest character. To discharge these boys without punishment is, in effect, to instruct them that they have com“plete immunity. for such offenses, ‘to encourage them, as well as others, to repeat such crimes, and thus to insure their ruin; while to sentence them to either the State prison or the County Jail, is to confine. them with old and hardened offenders, whose examples, precepts and association are equally fatal to any hope of reformation. Itisfrom this condition of affairs that the community’ suffers in present depredations and lawlessness, and from it abundant recruits are as gured for the criminal classes of the future. In mgny of these cases home ~. influence and parental carelessness, or perhaps parenta influence, is largely accountable for the ‘character and conduet of the children ; so that the comce of these » pernicious s indispensabie to any systion. Believing, as we The’ ~——thinip mat thes hererdrere Deby forte ot . Santa Clara county, the grand. jury-t. } GENERAL NEWS. Congressman 8, 8. Cox is seriously li. Agirlin Aiane, bisdie has been asleep for forty-three months. odin Hazén, Chief Signal Officer, e: died in Washington Sunday. he monthly fund -for booming Santa Clara county has reached) $1.Popular sentiment in England is . against the recemtucruel evictions in Ireland. George Hudner was stabbed at Hollister, on ert night, by ‘‘Tennessee Joe.’ Henry Hawken, a miner, was killed by a cave in the Morning Star mine near Auburn, The new Chinese’'treaty under con. sideration excludes Mongolian laborers for thirty years. Colonel Gilder, who started overland for the Arctic, is néar Fort Churchill, beyond Winnipeg. The congregation of Dr. McGlynn’s church, in New York, is greatly excited over his suspension. =” The members of Dr. MeGlynn’s church have practically boycotted Father Donnelly, their new pastor. Mrs:’K. Modéerrat, of Akron, Ohio, wife of a.railroad President, has been arrested at Cleveland for shoplifting.. Harry Owen White, a Sacramento sign painter,ended up a spree by shooting himself through the head on his mother’ 8 grave. Fearing the ‘pain of a necessary surgical operation, F. M. Dennis shot Angeles hospital. Thomas Watson, of San Francisco, who stole a purse. containing a dime from the pocket of Mrs. Lizzie Golden, was sentenced to six_years’ imprison‘ ment in San Quentin. I. W. Raymond, a prominent citizen of San Francisco, who has been more or less identified with the interests of the State since 1850, died at the residence of his son-in-law, Colonel ispriil berg, last week. Botetourt county, Va., is excited over the discovery of gold and silver deposits on the line of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. The assays run from $16 per ton for surface rock to $66 at a depth of 15 feet. A Japanese attempt suicide at San Francisco Saturday. night by cutting off his tongue, causing profuse bleeding. His life will be saved, it is thought, by good surgery. Years ago in Japan the customary mode of suicide among women was to bite off the tongue. A man, however, was never known to take his life in that way. Speaks Well for the Community. Amador DispatehThe Nevada Dary Transcript made its appearance on New Year’s day in himself’ through the head in a Les . THE CELEBRATED x ae ew? ser 6 a ™a great line of can possibly afford to. Retail House, WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102-Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, San Francisco. an enlarged torm and with a complete + er . Ss wha SL35— evidence of its prosperity, which speaks well for the community in which it is published. itis All True. A letter has just been received from a reliable person in San Bernardino county, saying: ‘The National Horse Liniment will do more than is claimed for it. It is the best liniment I have ever used, and all who use it speak in the same terms., J haye performed cures that seem fniracles.”” We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the above, and also that W. D. Vinton is agent for this valuable preparation. By Wanted. Two rooms suitable for housekeeping for family, near National Hotel: Apply at the hotel. tf Wit you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘is guaranteed to cure you. c arr Bros. — 9 Just Arrived. Fresh vegetable, flower and field seeds at Carr Bros. “tt aime si Wuite clover, alfalfa,.tiniothy, red clover, blue grass, lawn grass, red top, Italian rye grdss and other kinds of field grasses, at Carr Bros. tf + +@eUsz D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. . 8 SHiLon’s cough-and “consumption cure is gold us on a guarantdée. It cures consumption. Carr Bros. OO For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros. aR oe eee “FLACKMETACK, es tasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros. —2@eeTHe Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.”” Carr Bros. + 8 eo Tuat hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. am a ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Natfziger . Proprictréss. January 16, 1887. Davis, G Rome Re Ranch, SB sted Oak’'d Geo. ord, . D. Harris, G V, Ri thowmen Gy, .C. Grant, City R. Davis, Santa Clara, . B. Wheaton, Sav, 8. H. Nihell, City, gue’ Washtn, Mrs. Edwards, B acm, eases hol G. J. Toura Hey do L. F. somaer Lead . J. Kamp f. GrigetyBe He, MeNuity, Moores H. yiord, © + C, Watts, /ress—Mine. \ = Can now be purchased inthis city. ~ ae ARS ee-Ie the Bost in the =x yman "B x Om Se> ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being always below the prices that prevail and invariably above the qualities, are the leading features of our Men's, Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing, Boots Shoes Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, EXats,.Caps, Satchels, Htc. , Importing our own Goods and buyig 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 Do not fail to call and see us before purchasing. Only COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. \ ‘City. Try It.-wa —CAMEL’S HAIR, HYMAN BROS., ( GRAND AT NEVADA THEATRE, Under the Direction of Mrs. M. Farley. . ~Composed of the Best local talent in Nevada City. we Two ete sckes only! Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 18 and 19. WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Quartette-~“‘Come and Join the Merry Dance,” Miss Schemer, Mrs. Potter, Jno. Robbins, A. Clancey. Instrumental solg—Miss Minnie Brand. Tableaux—“ Fremic of Beauty.” Vocal duet—“Two Loving Sisters Are We,” Mrs. Smith, Miss MeCord, Vocal solo—Miss Amelia Hook. Recitation ~Bennie’s Reprieve,” Cassie Farley. * Vocal solo—‘‘It’s Love That Makes the World Go Round,” Lizzie Avery. Tableaux— “Simply to the Cross I Cling.” Instrumental duet—" Lucretia Borgia,” Mrs Farley, Miss Sallie Groves, Vocal solo—“I Am King 0’ Sea,” A. Clance ith Vocal duet—Brides Maid,” Mrs. Welch, Miss Schemer. Tableau—“Light of Home.” it will conclude wish the beautiful drama 2 acta, “THE LAST LOAF.”. CAST OF CHARACTERS, Jand and Mark Ashton -. s\,. Chas, L. Calkins Kate Ashton....°..Migs Birdie Douglas MAIO ee esinn ce ..Miss Irene Gregory Patty. Jones. paw Cynthia Forman Caleb.Hanson. : John Werry. Harry Hanson. Eugene Gaylord Dick Bustle.. Robinson Tom Chubbs Nig edtte Packie ears Swia. Ashburn ADMISSION: Adults. 50 cents Children -25 cents Reserved seats at Vinton’s without extra charge. Come All! Weissbrin Bins. & Co, BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY. Come One! a7 arn es AL FACILITIES —Frih-— Dramatic Entertainment ! ‘COMMERO SIAL STREET,.NEVADA CITY Jevenaa Demewet Bkeowlawt, NEVADA CITY, CAL, ¥ . Tre JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. © —e AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOple of paredaG ity and vicinity with the Choicest of Beer, rPori., 2 Mutton, Weal, . Sausagecs, Corn Beef. Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be purchased anywhere in this city. Meats delivered within a reasonable distandy, free of charge. If you want a nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet or Chop, give me‘a call. I intend to always keep the best Meats to be procured imthe market, at the shop, and customers, whether old or young, can ‘rely upon getting what they order. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited: UNION MARKET, (COLLEY BROS.,..... Proprietors DEALERS 8. --~ Beef, Pork, Mutten, Veal, Etc., At the lowest rates. ~ Wwe NE on hand a choice stock of BACON AND NEW RESTAURANT ——AN D—— LODCING HOUSE, Main St., Opp. Ott*s Assay Office, NWevada City, HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop'sfad undersigned have opened at the above place a First-Class Restaurant and Lodging fouse, where they will give the public good> accommodations at’ very moderat prices, Restaurant Open at Ali Hours. Family Cooking. Pleasant Rooms and nice Beds. No Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Nevada Cc ity, January 5th, 1886, lm Ordinance No. 19. Se county of weyaas Lee ‘ordain as follows: Section 1. A road poll tax af three dollars “. WHITE MALINE SILK NETS. COTTON PAPES, all widths.. : iets: ‘LOSS, in skeins. NG MACHINE OIL ; MAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK. spar BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or. THE MA TIDY PINS. ‘NURSERY PINS, black and white. . HRY Most. Complete Stock in ; ‘A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. soup BY MRS. ikcomide & Crawford MAIN STRET, REAR ORION OTHE, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Prices as Low as the Lowest. Dail Orders Promptly. Filled. the City. House Furnishing oaegn COTTON GARTER WEBBING. : RED LINEN TABLE PAMASE;:, DOYLIES WHITE, due DOYLIES COLORED AND COLORED ‘BORDER, . es LINEN NAPKINS, ; COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS,. 4. eae eae LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND UNDERWEan, SHIRT FRONTS,, . SHIRT CUFFS,2,5, 42:7 3<%,; BIRD'S EYE LANENS, cere) 9 BIRD'S EYE EN DIAPER, coe 4 BUTCHER'S LINENS, :. Neate PLAID GLASS A la LINEN LAWNS,#2 LINEN CAMBRIGS, ; LINEN DIAPERS, hag PERT Me sd yee LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, .°. LINEN HUCK TOWELS, . LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BA a SWISS.MUSTIN Pasay BOOK MUELENG. yur cire wpa e 4 5 VICTORIA LAWNS,.. _BISHOP’S LAWNS,,..:.. TARLATAN MUSLINS, <.: PLAIN, PLALD & STRIPED NAINSOOK MDSLINS, PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBBICS, SOFT FINISHED CAMBBICS, the MARSEILLES, ead PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED, «. MARSEILLES QUILTS, abss Y HONEY-COMB QUILTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, ... &, ALL OVER-TUCKING, TUCKED SKIRTINGS, WADDING, COTTON BATTING, TOILET COVERS, TOILET MATS. OIL CLOTH,,. : ALL WOOL FLANNELS,. . SILK AND WOOL FLANNELS, COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, SHAKER FLANNELS, . OPERA FLANNELS, i EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, wei COLORED TWILLED PLRNNELS, CANTON FLANNELS, : BLACK VELYETEENS,.. ees TABLE COVERS,... ; DOMESTIC WHITE MUSL LNB, . DOMESTIC CAMBRICS AND SHEETINGS, PAPER MUSLINS, TWILLED MUSL ve SILESIA, ;. ‘ WIGAN,’ FARMER'S SATIN, CRINOLINE,.° wie DRESS GOODs, Pattee GRETONES IN LARGE V ARLETY, CALICOES, GINGHAMS, CLOAKINGS, : : ASTRACHAN, : ‘ , REAL VALENCIENNES. EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS BLAC K THREAD

7 FRENCH BLACK GUIPURE_EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN. .. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ECRU ¥AK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND-INSERTINGS YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & INSERTIONS, WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS.. SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS .+ REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGIN BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDG NGS.. BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS. IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS.. WHITE IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND_INSERTIONS SPANISH EDGINGS ees BEADED FRENCH LACES .IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS. IMITATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES.: Nets for Vettes Senrte, Etc. SPANISH NETS BEADED NETS 5 GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. CHENILLE NETS IMITATION THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. REAL LL THREAD. DOTTED NETS WHITE MECHLIN NETS, COTTON; EDGINGS, ENGLISH. AND SILK ILLUSIONS, 2.3 #205 85 Se. Made-eup Lace Goo Be REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS.. COTTON VALENCIENNES Sen PREROIATS REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS. COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS FICHUS AND CAPES. . ;. LACE BOWS AND TIES.... BLACK THREAD VEIbS... BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS: BEADED VEILS. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS. SPANISH SCARFS ‘ BRUSSELS NET SCARFS.. ae Mourning Goods. COURTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES, . CRAPE VEILS.. ickha on : Piece Goods. WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS...:. SCARLET SHETLAND 8HAWLS., Housekeeper’s Goods. PILLOW CASE ROME MOTEIRGH AM: CLUNY AND CROCHET WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES , CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR SILK NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES.. PILLOW. TEDEES : ; SOFA TIDIES 3 EMBROIDERED INITIALS, 7 CROCHET LACE TIDIES if Embroideries. HAMBURG EDGINGS. NAINSOOK EDGINGS. .. cose NALNSOOK INSERTIONS.. SWISS EDGINGS aeee SWISS INSERTINGS. EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN. STAMPED TABLE COVERS Ruffles and Trimmings. APPLIQUE LACE CAPS KNITTED CAPS TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. COTTON TRIMMING EDGLINGS. COVENTRY, RUFFKANG NECK RUFFLES. “C orsets. FRENCH, A rv, i FRENCH EMBROIDERED .. cies Ter FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P.& P. Bij. , PERRIS COMMON SENSE " AND ALL THE LEADING STYLES. CHILDREN’S. .9 CHILDREN’S WAISTS CORSET STEELS... peedye lense CORSET SHIELDS anak age STOCKING SUPPORTERS.. H WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES .. Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S. HEMBSTITCHED COLORE BORDERS LARGE VARIETY pddeue ec Collars and Cuffs. PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every désirable shape as s00n a8 made.. PLAIN LINEN CUFFS in every style. MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS.... CHILDREN’S EMBROIDERED COLLARS. Underclothing. EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AND LACK TRIMMED : “ ‘MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS; CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS OPEN DRAWERS acento ‘Wear. ROBES SLIPS .. SHIRTS.. APRONS Bitiaies WAISTS ee ea Various Articles. CROCHET COTTON.. KNITTING COTTON, , LINEN THREAD.TIDY COTTON.. ASSORTED JANEN TAPES BONNET WIRE * WHALEBONE. TIDY “ MILWARD’s ‘“ BLOOD'S ai NEEDLE BOOKS. KIRBY’S N. P. Us$ENGLISH PINS..... KIRBY’ JET PINS,\in boxes. BLUE STERL POLN' HAIR PINS.. ... KIRBY'S HAJR PINS, a sizes. . 4 INVISIBLE HAIR PIN HAIR CRIMPERS .. HAIR CURLERS ners PIN BOOKS, assorted, white and black. ...BLANKET PINS ¥RENCH MOURNING PINS. anos fr iitauy BOOKS AND eXRs. DRESS HOOKS AND E ROUND S81LK CO! FLAT SILK ELA SILK GARTER WEBBING,’ sii colors. ' e a moral o tion restin is hereby levied on each male’ perso: nunity a fox ‘tarian : ARRIVALS. AT THE Buyi ing and Selling oe age, of twenty-one cars an “Under the ow e od jae! NATIONAL HOTEL. rogd alate filets the ex coun’ of Nevada during 10n ri the lower consi 01 ge CI fection 2 ‘Apshall be the duty of the Road that lia cheaper to reform . M¥CTO mos, -wrovriccors: EWM MMRA RRS lois thee somgare th cut d or Jomo 16, 1967. 1B, the first day ar February, 187, aa the frat hal. We there-. +, Harris, City; Ostrom, Bloom’d ‘ * 3 day of January, 1888. dslative repres. 6.4. Tepny. Mulakoo ii. ‘Gaden ave Ft, Stocks. wiles bg in effect on and af{ ol. ” ’ e é “s Cee F, eu PrakenysA ork ‘ eedk ek the followin, te : ment, by the State, of a . °l; Ciingman doit r tive ate ne Se Sea ee ea Pridgooty Biophy® eee’ it ed ree : wos reo , ehiee e hc Ae ’ , Waoh'g'a Dealt at the San Francisco Stock Board. Sa 12th, 1887, : vé States, for ere ee ity Moi, bierrn © Ye Re : ere aiwkin cite HILL sa tion of DH Bees irdaall) 8H ¥, Maoies, 8 Ju ‘ Bas Attest: 'F, : we Beaty, Clerk, “by ‘tp, ee #. debs Bohneider,Los es ‘T, Ormaky, 82 Cruz} Grass Valley,"Jan. 12th. Harris, Depu ay ‘ Si ‘ a 22 Bi ’ a3 a Ty, RAE EN Ate SK SER Oyo — snr aiaieeaiaaes Ee ‘ 2 Be si 3 e 4 Kier: arated >. PEARL DRESS “ TP SHOE me *PSILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN . BurTons, all kinds—1000 varicties. GENT’S SLIPPERS. iw j MaLing RUCHRS..;°. Notions and Small Wares. PLEATERS BARS POCKET KNIVES. DRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades. SILK BENDING BRAID. «2.06 60. pes pees COTTON SERPENTINE eae z FEATHER EDG SB BRAL WHITE siLK reiNeEh. L BENDING. LADIES’ LEATHER BE é es h ae GOLD +o ae qarate fing. sete Odo tad oe STEBL THIMBL GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. EYE GLABSES..,. <a te CARPET BINDING SPOOL SILK.. 2. 46.5 { bars SPOOL TWIST. for button. holes, all colors. vss EMBROIDERY SILK ‘ vee PEARL 8HIRT BUTTONS AGATE Mi BONE PANT as WHITE LINEN i PIM CUSHIONS 6 eee yeep: fare MMHASURES . ndh PE MEASURES, silver plated, 6 and 60 inch. EMERIES, large and small, . wee BOOT HOO és GLOVE HOO SHAWL ayRArS SHOE.LACES, round and flat COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES. .. BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS. COTTON TRIMMINGS Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satins. RIBBONS, every staple shade and qeeniye: HATS TRIMMED.AND UNTRIMMED....:. BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES.. SILK VELVETS, SATINS AND TRIMMINGS of all kinda: 45) 0.45. 8A8H RIBBONS, in colors.. Material for Fancy Work. CANVAS, PLUSH, SATTMEN, Rome CLOTH BOLTING CLOTH ; PONGEE in all shades. : pompPons in all colors Fats, be corps in silk, worsted and gilt. Ri INITIAL LETTERS in silk dads eae BILK APLIQUE, figured,... QUILLED RIBBON in all colors” QUILLED SATIN Gloves, Hosiery, Etc, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES HOStERY—Includés bleached and ‘unbleached; striped, mixed and solid colors; lain, silk clocked, iron frame, shaker nit, ribbed and‘open work, Underwear. LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL, Girls and Boy’s Wear. LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,. NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; solid mixed colors; embroidered, figured, striped and polka dotted—every popular style, Knit Goods. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS...... INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES. KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. Fur articles. WRISTLETS, in all aty les ‘ SWANSDOWN .. FUR TRIMMINGS, “py the ‘yard in all widths and qualities rom 114 to.3.inch_. Parasols and Suinshadese A LARGE VARIETY Toilet Articles. PRRFUMES, E XTRACTS ‘ NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, PUBATORB, 055 ccc cc eRie ts vaeanecesione ay ody My Less Be Shaw, MAIN SEREET, NEAR UNION HOTERTO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SUCH AS-— Blegant: Chamber and Parlor Sets, Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, Richly Upholstered Lounges, . . Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, Willow and Rattan Chairs, Mirrors; Cornices, Window Shades, Hall Stands, Book Stands, Mattresses, Pillows, Is Second to none in Nevada County.. IN. THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. Erench Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps. . Exquisite Glassware. Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Kine 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 STOVES, IRON, STEEL, BELTING, ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, Tin, Copper-and-tron-Goods always in stock. WiLL ASTONISE wou. LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG’S afid all other popular makes in every odor. Perfume Waters. COLOGNE, BAY RUM 7 Dentines. eacHous, for Ladies and Gents ‘oilet Soaps. TOILET SOAPS, aony odor .. Hair Ap lications. @osmeTIQUE—Wwhite, black, brown BANDELINE apes 2s ¢ . Face Apphications. SWANS DOWN... ree PEARLITE .. HUNTER’S INVISIBLE, COURT PLASTER NAIL} TOOTH, HAIR, SHAVING, HAT, CLOTHES atid Infant's Brushes....... Sundries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, oval: HAND MIRRORS.. STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS: POCKET BUOKS WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. PORTMONNALES, CARD CASES. . WRITING DESKS ; PICTURE FRAMES . . PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS GLOVE BOXES ‘ HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. ODOR CASES SCHOOL BAGS. CHAMOIS SKINS j CAMPHOR ICE.. Se ieee COURT PLASTERS BRINGS. = INK ERASERS. LEAD PENCILS PAPERTERIES.. ., ae eras LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES : ee CHEST PROTECTORS.. ame SILVER POWDERS. Jewelry and Fancy Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, SCARF PINS,.. STUDS AND SPIRALS splain and set with Pearls. and Stones... SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKRTS, BRACELETS THE METAL GOODS are also assorted dn a jew: eled, enameled, and. dnitiated. BEADS, all kinds.. Fancy Millinery: Goods, Etc. VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS.. SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS. HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS.. . Rei ae os ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES... DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, PORES; €ROS8ES, HAT BANDS, CRATELAINES , B: LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED JAPANESE, “all stylés..DOWN-TIPPED FANS.... ait Wate, Weoden Ware. rowiky ngntiian DARSING EGGS. FOLDING TABLE MATS HAT AND TOWEL RACKS.>. WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS.. >. HAMPERS Wy WORK STANDS... OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorte siies LUNCH BASKETS, toned an a TRAVELING AND-FLOWER BASKETS CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS TABLE MATS.. Brooms and Brushes. ‘DUSTING BRUSHES. wget WHISKS, all sizes and. styles FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes. Miscellaneous. QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL. . FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING. FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE FRAMES, all sizes +t CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTUREEASELS, black walnut. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS TOWEL RACKS, black walnut.. MIRRORS, all sizes . PICKLE FORKS CRIMPING IRONS PICTURE NAILS. get PICTURE WIRE, silvered and gilt. Se Ae RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. . BUILDING “BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS:, .* TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE re CHINA AND BRITTANIA.TEA BET8-... ... PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS x FRENCH AND NIGHT CAP8, KID SLIPPERS. ~ BABY SOCKS; ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS Dolls and walle Maetas DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS. ee WAX FLOWER MATERIALS . .. MATERIALS FOR DECALCOMANIE.,.. LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, French Tinted paper. Envelopes to match... OCECLABS COMPANIONS, furnished pencils, PENCIL BOXES, BOXES with lead and wate ' pencils, for scholars ../.... PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT'S PENS. .:. PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER.. Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES.......20.05. PASSEMENTERIES SHADE AND PICTURE CORD.......... CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID GILT BULLION FRINGE . .. 0.. 0.5. cseceees ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shades..) FILLING FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS..... PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD .°.. GERMANTOWN WOOLS.. 20:22.. 0. livin SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS.. SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN SusmxoNs, SLIPPER CAsEs, full assortment.. .2.... Canvas. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND, ALDA Kid Gloves. 5 ALL uu SHADES... REV C ST PRGA divs Hats and Straw Goods. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LA-. . , Dine’, MISES’, AND CHILDREN’S HATs of every shape and texture Flowers and Feathers. ORANGE BLOSSOM6, IVY LEAVES...../... COLORED TIPS f AIGRETTES, POMBONS, FANCY WINGS.. WIDOWS’ ' Roonme aingie and double. . CREPE Lisgk RUCH RS stare ener tance free of ‘charge. CO wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, _ Main Btreet, near the Union Hotel, Nevada a Oity. J. E. CARR.. Carr HBros., PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: Cer. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAR v , 3 > THING USUALLY POURRA YY 4 GE AND COMPLETE STOCK First-class. Drugs Store. PAINTS, OILS, Vv SCHOOL BOOKs, BLANK Books, MISCELE ANEOUS BOOKs, DALS, PICTORIALS, . Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, PIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS, —_——— Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounde Bint, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets.. Ww. D. Vinton, PROPRIETOR. FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, ComBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOUNDIN petent Druggist and perfeet-purity qrereiecar ~~ Agent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oompanies, ANSELME A. GHARANNOT, * SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN CROCKERY, GUASSWwW arn, Hilto. -Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, and A share of public patronage is that respectfully solicited. sae ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, NEVADA ciTs He THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF Goons IN THEIR LINE In the Furniture Department’ Everything for Housekeeping, = And Everything else kept in a First-class Furniture House. The ; Hardware : and : Crockery : Department: PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept in the Hardware Line. “ THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES ‘Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you “'T. H. CARR, STORE, OF EVERYETC. NEWSPA PERS, The Finest Brands of Gigats in Nevada City. d by a careful and eompetent Drug3 Nevada City. LARGE STOCK OF ‘PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS, G PRESCRIPTIONS BY A com. . Grceris, visions, eed, Canned fans, Wines, Liquors delivered within a reasonable div: MMERCIAL STREET, next door. to Colley’s Market, NEVADA CITy. ~seut