January 21, 1887 (4 pages)

tee DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA Cli, CAL., “FRIDAY. JANUARY 21, 7887. _ SIRCULATEs 17 ae ley, Rough & Read {] 2 nee Vailey, Ro nch. ed: . . Seen sean. Fre id, Moore's” 4 le, Truck¢e, and every.other of Nevada cow’ alsoin Placer fd Slerra in acy ng te dg San i n throughout the State , to Diego, from the Si-; erra to the x . Published Daily:(Mondays excepted) by “—BROWN &°CALKINS-— OFFICE: 4 : No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. a] A slr‘ cumesctedan STIMULANT. . Ont., has been ; damage done. ' GENERAL NEWS. The Van Doren embezzlement trial . is in_progress at Santa Rose. It is alleged that‘Sullivan broke his . Cardiff. A portion of the town of Cornwall, inundated and much Professor E.L. Youmans, the distin-. guished writer and lecturer on scientific subjects, is dead. The strike among coal hhatdlers in Weehawken, Hoboken and Jersey The retiring President of the Chamber of Commerce~of~San Francisco read his report Tuesday, and in it the . following appears concerning the recent citrus fair; ‘‘On the 17th of Deber, consisting of the President, trus. teesand members, to the number of . about twenty, visited Sacramento upon the invitation of the officers . of the Central rus Fair, to witness their‘ exhibition. . prising, both as to quantity and quality oftruit produced. It has been sup posed until recently that the_northern portion of the State is not adapted to . ae the production of oranges and other semi-tropical fruits, but this exhibit, . produced at-an elevation of 800to/ 2,000 feet, in the foothills of the Sierra . Nevada, has successfully dispelled . that idea. The whole display was taken to-Chicago, where it: elicited great. admiration and_ surprise, and . AB new enthusiasm and stimulate .immiie gration to those portions of the State not heretofore regarded as favorable * to the production of such fruits. The isplay of raisins, figs, olives, persimmons and nuté was marvelous. I regard this exhibition as an impor-. tant factor in the commerce of this coast, being an incentive to immigratees ;_tion, and the encouragement of an im“portant industry in the northern sec: — _ tions of the State, until recently under-estimated.”” It will‘ take more than aday to educate someof our own citizens up to the idea that the hills and valleys of Nevada county are good for anything but the mineral wealth they contain. The fruit grower or agriculturist will upon his arrival __here in search of a place to locate, be met with shrugs and discouraging words from an occasional quarter, but if he be a man of discernment he. will quickly form a proper estimate of the element that extends to him such a greeting. Go where he will—to the fog-shrouded regions of Southern California or the miasmatict and sun‘scorched levels ofthe great valleys, hewill confront this bugaboo in one shape or another. But the onward march of civilization is fast crowding . , _ the croakers out of the way, or converting them into individuals who can see beyond the ends of their own pinched noses. A CINCH BILL. Assembly Bills Number 42 and 43 introduced by Mr. Ohleyer the early part of last week, and the.substance of __which was given in thesb columns at the time, were but mere . scowls at hy. draulic mi as compared with one he has since submitted. . This last production of Mr. Ohleyer’s animosity is intended if passed which it never will be—to provide as follows: Every per. son who, by.the use of water under hydraulic pressure, shall place, depos"it, dump, discharge or wash, or in‘any Inanner assist in placing, depositing, dumping, discharging or washing any tailings, bowlders, cobble stones, gravel, sand, clay, earth, debris, or refuse matter into any navigable stream, or into any fork, branch, affluent or tributary of any navigable stream, or into any place or situation on shore where the same shall be liable to be washed into navigable streams, or into any fork, branch, affluent or tribuor otherwise ; and every. person who shall suffer or allow any other person in part owned or controlled by him, for any of the purposes aforemore than $1,000, or by imprisonment in the State Prison for not more than one year, or by both such fine and imprisoment. The jurisdiction of a violation of any provision of his Act, is in any country, first, in which any act is done towards the commission of the offense, or, second, into, out of, streams flow which, or any fork, is affected by the commission of such offense. Tvurkisu gunboats are watching the coast of Candia in expectation of an ising of the people. Aig ow ae Tue trial of William Williams for murder has begun at Napa. . AERP DE A a ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger -Proprietress. January 19, a Te E; Btocktord, . W. D. Harris, G ‘homas, G ‘e J. Quinn, Xow Yon, cember a delegation from the Cham. . The display was remarkable and sur. a the result will doubtless be to enlist . touse any water supply, in whole ‘or . trodden under foot. branch, affluent, or tributary of which Beer, Py THE SUPERIOR COURT I State of Califofnia, in and for the coun. h J. Carter, city, ty of Nevada, City still continues. . An Illinois man and wife are under . arrest for inflicting horrible cruelties . . upon their own child. It is not yet known how the California delegation will vote on the InterState Commerce bill. The Chief Clerk of the Paris Post. office has stolen $40,000 in postal . money orders and fled. . Bud Crenshaw, one of the assassins . California Cit: . of Sheriff McKinney, was shot dead . . Tuesday near Twohig, Tex. . An attempt to wreck a passenger . train on the-Atlantic and Pacific in . +Xrizona proved unsuccessful. = geven persons have been arrested-in . Knox cow Ky., charged “with tHe . murder of the -oe-family of eight on . October 22d. . Joseph D, Lynch; the defeated Dem. ocratic Congressional candidate in the Sixth District, has filed notice of contest for the seat. The Democratic majority .of the . House Committee on Invalid Pensions has reported against the proposed pen‘sion for Mrs. Logan. Miss Van-Zandt has procured her license to marry the convicted Anarchist murderer, Spies. The Sheriff } says he-wwill not permit the wedding. . wéstern portion of Scotland, and :in some places the storms are so great that outdoor labor has had*to_ be suspended. The Ogden employes of the Pacific Express Company are on astrike. The company refused to discharge an objectionable employe, the strike. The work of clearing off theground intended for the new hotel at Pacific Grove has been completed, and as soon as the lumber arrives werk on the building will be commenced. C, H. Cole, the owner of the yacht Dauntless, has accepted the challenge of Captain Bush, owner of the Coronet, for a,race across to Queenstown next March, for a wager of $10,000. Sixty carloads of ice, from the Boca ice belt arrived in Sacramento Saturday night, and as many more came Sunday night, and were forwarded to cities and towns in every direction.The British gunboat Firm was wrecked on the Northumberland coast. Nineteen of the crew were saved by means of rocket, apparatus of the Life Saving Service. The fate of the others is as yet unknown. A bull fight took place at Lankaisc, France, or Sunday. The exhibition was witnessed by 10,000 spectators. Twenty riders appeared in Spanish egstumes, and many of them were tos8ed by the infuriated beasts, but they sustained no injuries. The exhibition elicited but little enthusiasm. Brown, a sailor, who several years ago saved the life of Captain Bergman and his daugkter-when both were washed over by a storm off Cape Flattery, was, four weeks ago, picked up from the deck-house of the Harvey Mills by Captain Bergman of the Majestic. Each man had thus saved the other’s life, and the meeting was a pleasant one. A frightful accident happened in London, Eng., Tuesday evening. The Hebrew Dramatic Club gave an intertainment at a Prince-street theater, which was attended by about 500 persons, mostly Jews. Some one in the . gallery, doubtless for a joke, shouted . “Fire ;” the gas was immediately turn. = thereof, either by storm or floods, ed off at the meter and a terrible panic ensued. The people rushed in a solid . mass for the doors, and.numbers were . When the panic had subsided it twenty-five youths had been trampled . said, is guilty of felony, and is punishto death in the rush to escape, and . > , able by a fine of not less than $100 or . ™&ny others injured. Broad Street Market, NEVADA. GITY, CAL. a JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. ple-of Nevada City and vicinity with the oicest of or along which the navigable T aie PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOthrough, Cc Pork, » Mutton, Neal, Sausages, Corn Beer. Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be . purchased anywhere in this city Meats delivered within a reasonable distance free of charge. If you want a nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet or . . Chop, give me a call. THintend to always keep the best Meats to be procured in the market, at the shop, and customers, whether old or young,’ can rely upon getting what they order. . A spare of public patronage is respectfully . solicite Outer = in Sane OF THE In the matter of the estate of . enry Puttemeyer, deceased. _ Felix Schra‘Ertz, city, -H. MeNuity, Svcto., ys city.ABRIVALS-AT THE : NATIONAL HOTEL. i a January 19, 1887, lore liyBeale ts ey : . Reeth fe hae t. ae jand' published in Dated January 19th, A pL idee M'vle kamp, the executor of the Last,Will of Henho ape city, . ry Puttemeyer, deceused, ey, Sierra City . ey herein, dul ‘. an order of sale of the whole of the real es. fre ot een decedent, for the purposes theren set fort . that all persons interested in the estate o he . sell aacenane appear before the said SuperRECTOR BROs.. -Proprietors. . lor Court on the Courtroom of said fupielor Court, at th city T, 8. irs, Wh oity, 0 w, Sacto, Mrs. ash. should not be granted to the said Executor ee Mattie iy i elty, © sell 80 muclet the real estate of the. said ell, on Po of this Fone be published at least once'}” ‘orest ¢ a Taek ior four successive weeks, in the Nea’newspaper printed Dealt at the San Francisco Stock Board. . retail. having filed his verified, praying for+ It is therefore ordered, by the said. Cou jay, the 2ist day-of Februry, 1887, at 10 o’clock a. u.,of said day, #4 Courthouse in the County of Nevada, f California, to show cause why an order leceased, as shall be necessary. and that a ranscri p oeee LING, Sudge of of Superior Govt’ . arm in a fight at Minneapolis with . . Heavy snowstorms prevail over the } and this led to} . Wain St. Opp. Ott’s Assay Ollice, was found that . . Hestaurant Open at Ali Hours. A School forthe People . Pleasant Rooms and nice Beds. Barrett, Lobecker & Morrison, . MERCHANT . (TAILORS. ———— ‘2 a A i a, Of Our Own Importation, DIRECT FROM MILLS IN SCOTLAMD. A Large Line’ of ‘Samples to Select From, . sottasrrnn WEBBING, ,.:,. BEST SKILLED WORKMEN EMPLOYED. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. j 4 ; } . Can now be purchased in this city. SSPE . SPAR . . £@-Is the Best in the City. "Try It. oe CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent Eiyman Eros. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR “1887. . great line of Men's, Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing, Boots, Shes, Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Etats, Caps, Satchels, Etc. 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 can possibly afford to. _others . Retail House, HYMAN BROS.,COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102 Chambers Street, New York. / 206 Front Street, San. Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. \ NEW RESTAURANT UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA CITY . ——AND— LODCING HOUSE, a REALERS LN : Beef, Pork, Mution, Veal, Ete., . At the lowest rates. Nevada City, BAC ON AND ‘HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop's: ce tee a Cel . samncn wa Pe . PX\HE undersigned have opened—at the aD above place a First-Class Restaurant and . Lodging House, where they will give the . publie—goed accommodations at very . moderat prices. Business College. Family Cooking. at Popular Prices No Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD. Nevada City, January 5th, 1886.-1m i} eissbein Bros, (0, BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY. STORM AL AND COMMERCE FAL COURSES + NN a specialty. Thorough preparation for any course in any University. A Contpiete Academic Course. Vocal. and Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type: -writing, etc., by the very: post Special edc hers. Home ¢are and tramming. At Glenbrook Park, Mid-way .between Nevada City and Grass Valley—two miles from either city. A Delightful Retreat for Health, Comfort and Study. 2600 feet above the sea level. Near Railroad and Telegraph Stations. Omnibuses pass hourly. : . OAL. T° Pupils enter at any time, take regular or! selected courses or pfivate lessons, . For complete prospectus or information . address the principal, < } E. K. HALL, 1 SS SNEVADAUNTY, CAL, ‘Buying and Selling [~~ ——---> : x National Meat Market. WMinins OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK, 4 Cin z Q. J. NAFFZIGER. : FSC OCHRE . ies ron: weave, vegritines. Bas, Ete. ATOM, VEAL, BAUBA. HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale or S*” ECTAE FACILITIES on -FOR— And all kinds of Meat 3 A ios Wan ts eat usually found<in a Meats delivered free of charge i : Cc. FFZIGER Grass Valley, Jan. 12th. Res er Noh we 4 DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, Fine Scotch Tweed Cassimere and Bradclats arose Complete Stook in the City. CALICOE d mixed cokurs; €fi broidered, gure ; yopuicons. Sa and polka dotted—every popular ! . CLOAKENGS, . ee. +4 . . ° $ Being always below the prices that prevail and inva-! rack utrration tureap EDGING’ AND IN¥ P, riably above the qualities, are the leading features of ert eRe Cr PEREAE BOUINGD AnD He y Do not*fail to call and see us belore purchasing. Only! : CROCHET LACE TIDIES. ((OLLEY BROS., sc raeT: Proprietors . . Tu CKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. See We also keep on hand a choice stock of COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS. Nevada County Ac ademy, . faze caine P.4&P.D. . CORSET SHIELDS * . STOCKING SUPPORTERS. =x ‘ . WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN. BUSTLES y . LARGE VARIETY A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF ETC., SOLD BY MRS. \sepeis Vena Bz, Crawford MAIN STEET; NEAR “UNION: INIONHOTEL, NEVADA CYPY,-CAT: ; Y Prices as Low as the I.owest. Dail Orders 2romptiy Fillea. Notions and Small Wares. PLEATERS. ytd eee PLEATERS BARS...-. ax POCKET KNIVES. a Bs DRESS BRAIDS, all the new “shades is SILK BINDING BRAID. as COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS: House Furnishing Geods. . BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK,..._. BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK, . RED LINEN TABLE DAMASK, . DOYLIES-WHITE,. . DOYLIES COLORED AND COLORED HOMDER,. LINEN NAPKINS,. FEATHER EDGE BRAID 3 COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS, WHITE SILK FLANNEL BIND)(NG. LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND 7 UNDERWEAR, LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS. . . SHIRT FRONTs, Sek GOLD THIMBLES, 16 carats fi ne . SHIRT . CUFFS, : STEEL THIMBLES ; BIRD’sS EYE LINENS, GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. BIRD’S EYE LINEN DIAPER, EYE GLASSES. < BUTCHER’S LINENS, . CARPET BINDING. ae PLAID GLASS TOWELI INGS, ; SPs. res sss ce PEPOOk CLLR. LINEN LAWNS, my. SPOOL TWIsT for button holes, all colors. LINEN CAMBRICs, : Sp anne unre EMBROIDERY SILK. LINEN DIAPERS,. : eekes BLEACHED AND BROWN HUCKS,. PEARL DRESS ae . RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CRASHES, AGATE rk LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, ., +++ ssscecce. . BONE BANT st LINEN HUCK TOWELS, ie WHITE LINEN ae . LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, a KS SERS: SHOE Ree . TURKISH BATH TOWELS, : PIN CUSHIONS.-.. . SWISS MUSLINS, TAPE MEASURES BOOK MUSLINs, TAPE MEASURES, silver Plated, 86 and 60 ineh. VICTORIA LAWNS,. EMEBRIES, large andsmull.... PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS The Place to Buy your Hanan, Furniture, Bie oo MAIN STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL Fit NEVADA CITY VE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE “00 BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, : —SUCH AS— 2s teint 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, And Everything else Sop na in a Fst class Furniture House, t TARLATAN MUSLINS, : . PEAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK MUSLING, . PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, ; SOFT. FINISHED CAMBRICS, -~: mr . MARSEILLES, 5 § . PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED, . MARSEILLES QUILTs, HONEY-COMB QUILTS, anak BALMORAL SKIRTS, _. aoe . ALL OVER TUCKING, GLOVE HOOKS SHAWL STRAPS. . . SHOE Laces, round and flat oe . COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES . -. BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS. . COTTON TRIMMINGS. Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satins. RIBBONS, every staple shade and ee HATS TRIMMED AND NTRIMMED. . TUCKED SKIRTINGS, BIRDS, FANCY FEATHE:RS, TIPS, PLUMES . . WADDING, Si we _, . SILK VELVETS, SATINS, AND TRIMMINGS of all . COTTON BATTING,. -. ieee and a sive mene p MER ey . TOILET.COVERS, .,.,. 5 bors. . TOILET MATS, : Material for: Fancy Work. OIL CLOTH, CANVAS, PLUSH, SATT wan; MONIER CLOTH. ALL WOOL FLANNELS,. BOLTING CLOTH. i SILK AND WOOL FLANNELS, " see PONGEE in all shades.. . . COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS,...pomMpons in allcolors.. SHAKER FLANNELS, ¢ corDs in silk, worst ed and gilt. OPERA FLANNELS, : INITIAL.LETTERS int si Tk. . } EMBROIDERED FLANNEL 8, ae SILK APLIQUE, figured . . COLORED TWILLED FLA NELS, QUILLED RIBBON in all colors CANTON: FLANNELS, . QUIRLED SATIN Se Ss ; BLACK VELVETEENS, Gloves, lHlosiery, Etc. . TABLE COVERS,. SILK, CLOTH, WOOL EN, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES . DOMESTIC WHITE MUSLINS, HOSIERY—Include g bleached and unbleachDOMESTIC CAMBRICS_AND Sitio, a pLomns MUSLINS, ed; striped, uiixed and solid colors; j lain, silk cloc:ked, iron frame, shaker . TWILLED MUSLIN, . . . sige Ents ribbed an d open work, . SILESTa, . WIGAN, Unilerwear. ' PFARMER’S SATIN, LISLE, GOSSAMER, ‘JAUZE, MERINO, WOOL. CRINOLINE, . rn ee ie ROO R ER Girls and Boy’ 8 Wear. & . DRESS GOODs, CRETONES IN LARGE VARIETY, LINEN AND PAPEF: CUFFS, BOW8,. NECKERCHIEPS, fn silk, satin and la D; 80]hein sie K nit Goods. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS. ... INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES. Saki ; KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, BLACK THREAD EDGINGS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. FRENCH...005. a Umbrellas. BLACK GUIPURE EDGINGS AND aliacnaaeiciad SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. FRENCH AND GERMAN. : Fur articles. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. . . . WRISTLETS, in all styles. . . BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS SWANSDOWN . 06 Fo. eee ones ge . ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. FUR TRIMMINGS, by the z ard in all widths REALTLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, and qualities from 1!4 to 3 ineh. YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & INSERTIONS, Parasols and Su nshades. . WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. . A LARGE VARIETY. . DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS. : teat Toilet Articles, (SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS te aks PERFUMES, EXTRACTS. . REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS.. LUBIN’s, LUNDBORG’S ancl all other popular . BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. .. makes in every odor. . BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS. Perfume W’aters. IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS COLOGNE, BAY RUM.. +3 . COPTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. Dentinc ss. cacHous, for bacis and Gents Toilet So aps. TOILET SOAPS, every odo:r : Hair Applic ations. COSMETIQUE—white, blat>k, brown BANDELINE ! ASTRACHAN, CAMEL’SHAIR,. “. REAL VALENCIENNES INGS DGINGS AND 1 ‘INSERTENGLISH AND SERTIONS SPANISH EDGINGS ica . BEADED FRENCH LACES.. ; IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS. . IMITATION ECRU-RUSSIAN LACES. ; . Nets for'Velis, <i Ete. SPANISH NETS . . BEADED NETs.,. : Sooa5 GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK.. ; CHENILLE NETs Ek cae IMITATION THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. . REAL'THREAD DOTTED NETS.... +3 WHITE COTTON NETS.. A. . eae anes WHITE MECHLIN NETS, C Mae ead. aati as} WHITE MALINE SILK NETS BILM ILLUSIONS, . 6. fc ce5. chests Made«up Lace Goods. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS.. . COTTON VALENCIENNES PAensakentare: REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS FICHUS AND CAPES LACE BOWS AND TIES. BLACK THREAD VEILS.... . BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS BEADED VEILS. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS. . SPANISH SCARFS at . BRUSSELS NET SCARFS,.. .. . . ‘Mourning Goods. . { Face Appit Cations. SWANS DOWN..2.8.2. PEARLITE . is HUNTER’S INVISIBLE. COURT PLASTER Brushes. NAIL, TOOTH, HAIR, SH/AVING, HAT, CLOTHES and Infant's Brush es Sund ries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, OVAL HAND MIRRORS; . . SQUARE-SHAVING MIRI!ORS... ; STANDING OVAL TOILET! MIRRORS. POCKET BOOKS.. sees WALLETS, MEMORAND’0M BOOKS. -PORTMONNALIES, CARD CASES. _. WRITING DESKS. Shee PICTURE FRAMES PORTFOLIOS, INK STA? IDS GLOVE BOXES . HANDKERCHIEF BOX#EIS. ODOR CASES. i SCHOOL BAGS CHAMOIS SKINS. CAMPHOR ICE COURT PLASTERS RINGS. . INK ERASERS. LEAD PENCILS. Semin Reece icves aH ; PAPERTERIES. . Aan icine COURTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES. ; LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES aoe CRAP VEILS. oe tideken CHEST PROTECTORS. SILVER POWDERS. Jewelry ard Fancy Goods. a ‘Piece Goods. WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS. a . SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS. . ' Housekeeper’s Goods. . PILLOW CASE LACES, NOTTINGHAM,CLUNY AND . SCARF PINS,.. t CROCHET STUDS AND SPIRAL 8,plain and set with Pearls . WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES cane by inion BSE LOCKETS, BRACELETS. . CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR ’ . : . MUE t Ss lee 8 _ . THE METAL GOOD) are also assorted oo JewNOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES. eled, sq nemaels id and initialed. ¢ PILLOW TIDIES ". BEADS, @ nds. . i . SOFA TIDIES Fancy Mil tinery Goods, Ete. . EMBROIDERED INITIALS. VEIL, SHAWL ANT) HAIR PINS..-..,. SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS. HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS. ies ARROWS, BELT, SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES.. _ ie NAINSOOK EDGINGS DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, swORDS, . NAINSOOK INSERTIONS re ere CROSSES, HAT BANDS, CHATELAINES . SWISS EDGINGS . ; : ans. “A LARGE AND SMAIiL, PLAIN AND PAINTED SWISS INSERTINGS. ; it ata . EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS. . JAPANESE, all styles. 2 STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND . DOWN-TIPPED FANS. . . 02. EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN. Wooden Ware. STAMPED TABLE COVERS. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS.. Ruffles and Trimmings. . APPLIQUE LACE Caps . KNITTED CAPS . Embroideries. HAMBURG EDGINGS. WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS HAMPERS WORK STANDS 3 siete Is Second to ‘none’ in'Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. . ‘ Fine Hanging and Table exits Exquisite Glassware. } Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. ' All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. é o IN THE HARDWARE DER RECE NT WE HAVE hn STOVES, IRON, STEEL, tectieciss: ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, The : Hardware :and : Crockery ‘omar ‘And Everything else kept inthe Hardware Line. Tin, Capper and jin tal Goods always in stock WII ASTONISEL Wovu. Wicicition Our Goods and Prices whether you vo Wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, ” Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Wevadd City. J. ‘E. CARR. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. T. H. CARR. EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND CO} +) e THING USUALLY FOUND IN A aE ROCK OF EVERY — PAINTS, ‘oe, VARNISHES, ETC. FINGER RINGS, BRE AST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, scHoox, BooKs, BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKs, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, ~_ NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS, teat eee Sauce sli Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. = OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS . HAIR PIN BASK £TSs, assorted styles. LUNCH BASKET 8, furnished and plain. TRAVELING ANI) FLOWER BASKETS. . COVENTRY RUFFLING NECK RUFFLES Corsets. FRENCH EMBROIDERED Brooms and pynahee. DUSTING BRUSHES Pa WHISKS, all sizjes and styles. 4 FRATHER BUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous. QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL. bios FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING. FRENCH SHOE, DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS ©. ‘BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE FRAMES, all sizes. . CARVED BLAC/K WALNUT BRACKETS. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTURE EASELS, black walnut. FERRIS COMMON SENSE .. AND ALL THE LEADING STYLES. CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S WAISTS.. CORSET STEELS.:.. Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S. HEMSTITCHED. COLORE BORDERS HAIR eee teres se é TOWEL RACKS. Collars ana Cutts. minnows. sil Aivey. 3 bs veh PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every Gonirahle ahahe PICKLE FORKS a8 soon as made.. CRIMPING IRONS PLAIN LINEN CUFFs in every style. PICTURE NAILS MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS PICTURE WIRE, silvered and BUGS rete geah ee CHILDREN’S EMBROIDERED COLLARS. RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. .Underclothing. BUILDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS. TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA SETS PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIMPLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS MED é +e . j oa WRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS._MOSLIN UNDEREXIRTS. BABY SOCKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAP 2 peer ne URES , BELTS, HA ) PAPER PATTERNS Babies Wear tel Doils and Dollis Renae. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS. ROBES WAX FLOWER MATERIALS. .. SLIPS .-. 7 MATERIALS, FOR DECALCOMANIE.. BHIRTB. ore eee epee recta nen tee aes LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, French APRONS tees Tinted ‘paper. Envelopes to match.. WAIBSTS __ SCHOLARS’ SOMFANIONS, furnished penells, : etc. Verieus Articles. CROCHET COTTON. . KNITTING COTTON. LINEN THREAD. TIDY COTTON. ; ASSORTED LINEN TAPES. . COTTON TAPES, all widths. . LINEN FLOsS, in skeins SEWING MACHINE OIL ; HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK goo BONNET WIRE “* Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES SASSER Eee SHADE AND PICTURE CORD CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID WHALEBONE.. GILT BULLION FRINGE oo 2 : CHENILLE NEED. ES. ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shades.._. MACHINE * . FILLING FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS. . KNITTING . “ PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD . cRocHET =“ GERMANTOWN WOOLS... way pi EES % ‘BAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS . terete SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN CUSHI BLOOD’s Pio inet pea SLIPPER CAsgs, full assortment * yak NEEDLE BOOKS. _. GENT’S SLIPPERS. .....0. i KIRBY'S N. P. U. ENGLISH ViNS. 5 SERERae: Canvan @ KIRBY’ JET PINS, in boxes... . . -BLUE STEEL POINTED HAIR PINS. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND-AIDA KIRBY'S HAIR PINS, all sizes. Kid Gloves. . INVISIBLE HAIR-PiNS . ALL DESIRABLE SHADES. HAIR CRIMPERS ..__ aha: Hats and Straw HAIR CURLERS WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF La-. PIN BOOKS, assorted, DIES’, MISSES’, A gist. Corner Bread:and Pine Streeis. Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by a careful and competent Drug: CHILDREN’S SCAIOOL BAGS.. . FAM ATG so bones bye 3.0 oo te « ; . <a ; ae i NEVADA DRUG STORE, . Nevada City. ‘‘~A7. ZT. ‘Winton, PROPRIETOR: Le . LARGE STOCK OF PATENT itEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOU ‘petent Druggist and perfect purity guartntesde ne PRESCRIPTIONS BY A OOM: Aco for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. _ANSELME A. CHARANNOT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN boc Prins (feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors CROCKERY, SCLASSWaRn, mto, Choice Family ee a Specialty, BLANKET PINS . hape an ».%. All Goods sold at Béd Rock Prioes and dated withi : pe 2s PINa Flowers and Feathers. tance free of charge. ‘ ent redisonahle dip: NURSERY PINS, black and KEY RINGS. . LARGE MILITARY HOOKS AND rYE ‘ af I DRESS HOOKS AND EYES. .>._.: ; x ROUND SILK CORD ELASTIC.. FLAT BILK ELASTIC SILK GARTER WEBBING, all colors : lcomeenctat STREET, next door to Colley’s Market, NEVAD A share of public patronage is most respectfully solicited. ANSELME A. OHAROWNATA CITY, ; aig THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES :

tee DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA Cli, CAL., “FRIDAY. JANUARY 21, 7887. _ SIRCULATEs 17 ae ley, Rough & Read {] 2 nee Vailey, Ro nch. ed: . . Seen sean. Fre id, Moore's” 4 le, Truck¢e, and every.other of Nevada cow’ alsoin Placer fd Slerra in acy ng te dg San i n throughout the State , to Diego, from the Si-; erra to the x . Published Daily:(Mondays excepted) by “—BROWN &°CALKINS-— OFFICE: 4 : No. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. a] A slr‘ cumesctedan STIMULANT. . Ont., has been ; damage done. ' GENERAL NEWS. The Van Doren embezzlement trial . is in_progress at Santa Rose. It is alleged that‘Sullivan broke his . Cardiff. A portion of the town of Cornwall, inundated and much Professor E.L. Youmans, the distin-. guished writer and lecturer on scientific subjects, is dead. The strike among coal hhatdlers in Weehawken, Hoboken and Jersey The retiring President of the Chamber of Commerce~of~San Francisco read his report Tuesday, and in it the . following appears concerning the recent citrus fair; ‘‘On the 17th of Deber, consisting of the President, trus. teesand members, to the number of . about twenty, visited Sacramento upon the invitation of the officers . of the Central rus Fair, to witness their‘ exhibition. . prising, both as to quantity and quality oftruit produced. It has been sup posed until recently that the_northern portion of the State is not adapted to . ae the production of oranges and other semi-tropical fruits, but this exhibit, . produced at-an elevation of 800to/ 2,000 feet, in the foothills of the Sierra . Nevada, has successfully dispelled . that idea. The whole display was taken to-Chicago, where it: elicited great. admiration and_ surprise, and . AB new enthusiasm and stimulate .immiie gration to those portions of the State not heretofore regarded as favorable * to the production of such fruits. The isplay of raisins, figs, olives, persimmons and nuté was marvelous. I regard this exhibition as an impor-. tant factor in the commerce of this coast, being an incentive to immigratees ;_tion, and the encouragement of an im“portant industry in the northern sec: — _ tions of the State, until recently under-estimated.”” It will‘ take more than aday to educate someof our own citizens up to the idea that the hills and valleys of Nevada county are good for anything but the mineral wealth they contain. The fruit grower or agriculturist will upon his arrival __here in search of a place to locate, be met with shrugs and discouraging words from an occasional quarter, but if he be a man of discernment he. will quickly form a proper estimate of the element that extends to him such a greeting. Go where he will—to the fog-shrouded regions of Southern California or the miasmatict and sun‘scorched levels ofthe great valleys, hewill confront this bugaboo in one shape or another. But the onward march of civilization is fast crowding . , _ the croakers out of the way, or converting them into individuals who can see beyond the ends of their own pinched noses. A CINCH BILL. Assembly Bills Number 42 and 43 introduced by Mr. Ohleyer the early part of last week, and the.substance of __which was given in thesb columns at the time, were but mere . scowls at hy. draulic mi as compared with one he has since submitted. . This last production of Mr. Ohleyer’s animosity is intended if passed which it never will be—to provide as follows: Every per. son who, by.the use of water under hydraulic pressure, shall place, depos"it, dump, discharge or wash, or in‘any Inanner assist in placing, depositing, dumping, discharging or washing any tailings, bowlders, cobble stones, gravel, sand, clay, earth, debris, or refuse matter into any navigable stream, or into any fork, branch, affluent or tributary of any navigable stream, or into any place or situation on shore where the same shall be liable to be washed into navigable streams, or into any fork, branch, affluent or tribuor otherwise ; and every. person who shall suffer or allow any other person in part owned or controlled by him, for any of the purposes aforemore than $1,000, or by imprisonment in the State Prison for not more than one year, or by both such fine and imprisoment. The jurisdiction of a violation of any provision of his Act, is in any country, first, in which any act is done towards the commission of the offense, or, second, into, out of, streams flow which, or any fork, is affected by the commission of such offense. Tvurkisu gunboats are watching the coast of Candia in expectation of an ising of the people. Aig ow ae Tue trial of William Williams for murder has begun at Napa. . AERP DE A a ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger -Proprietress. January 19, a Te E; Btocktord, . W. D. Harris, G ‘homas, G ‘e J. Quinn, Xow Yon, cember a delegation from the Cham. . The display was remarkable and sur. a the result will doubtless be to enlist . touse any water supply, in whole ‘or . trodden under foot. branch, affluent, or tributary of which Beer, Py THE SUPERIOR COURT I State of Califofnia, in and for the coun. h J. Carter, city, ty of Nevada, City still continues. . An Illinois man and wife are under . arrest for inflicting horrible cruelties . . upon their own child. It is not yet known how the California delegation will vote on the InterState Commerce bill. The Chief Clerk of the Paris Post. office has stolen $40,000 in postal . money orders and fled. . Bud Crenshaw, one of the assassins . California Cit: . of Sheriff McKinney, was shot dead . . Tuesday near Twohig, Tex. . An attempt to wreck a passenger . train on the-Atlantic and Pacific in . +Xrizona proved unsuccessful. = geven persons have been arrested-in . Knox cow Ky., charged “with tHe . murder of the -oe-family of eight on . October 22d. . Joseph D, Lynch; the defeated Dem. ocratic Congressional candidate in the Sixth District, has filed notice of contest for the seat. The Democratic majority .of the . House Committee on Invalid Pensions has reported against the proposed pen‘sion for Mrs. Logan. Miss Van-Zandt has procured her license to marry the convicted Anarchist murderer, Spies. The Sheriff } says he-wwill not permit the wedding. . wéstern portion of Scotland, and :in some places the storms are so great that outdoor labor has had*to_ be suspended. The Ogden employes of the Pacific Express Company are on astrike. The company refused to discharge an objectionable employe, the strike. The work of clearing off theground intended for the new hotel at Pacific Grove has been completed, and as soon as the lumber arrives werk on the building will be commenced. C, H. Cole, the owner of the yacht Dauntless, has accepted the challenge of Captain Bush, owner of the Coronet, for a,race across to Queenstown next March, for a wager of $10,000. Sixty carloads of ice, from the Boca ice belt arrived in Sacramento Saturday night, and as many more came Sunday night, and were forwarded to cities and towns in every direction.The British gunboat Firm was wrecked on the Northumberland coast. Nineteen of the crew were saved by means of rocket, apparatus of the Life Saving Service. The fate of the others is as yet unknown. A bull fight took place at Lankaisc, France, or Sunday. The exhibition was witnessed by 10,000 spectators. Twenty riders appeared in Spanish egstumes, and many of them were tos8ed by the infuriated beasts, but they sustained no injuries. The exhibition elicited but little enthusiasm. Brown, a sailor, who several years ago saved the life of Captain Bergman and his daugkter-when both were washed over by a storm off Cape Flattery, was, four weeks ago, picked up from the deck-house of the Harvey Mills by Captain Bergman of the Majestic. Each man had thus saved the other’s life, and the meeting was a pleasant one. A frightful accident happened in London, Eng., Tuesday evening. The Hebrew Dramatic Club gave an intertainment at a Prince-street theater, which was attended by about 500 persons, mostly Jews. Some one in the . gallery, doubtless for a joke, shouted . “Fire ;” the gas was immediately turn. = thereof, either by storm or floods, ed off at the meter and a terrible panic ensued. The people rushed in a solid . mass for the doors, and.numbers were . When the panic had subsided it twenty-five youths had been trampled . said, is guilty of felony, and is punishto death in the rush to escape, and . > , able by a fine of not less than $100 or . ™&ny others injured. Broad Street Market, NEVADA. GITY, CAL. a JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. ple-of Nevada City and vicinity with the oicest of or along which the navigable T aie PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOthrough, Cc Pork, » Mutton, Neal, Sausages, Corn Beer. Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be . purchased anywhere in this city Meats delivered within a reasonable distance free of charge. If you want a nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet or . . Chop, give me a call. THintend to always keep the best Meats to be procured in the market, at the shop, and customers, whether old or young,’ can rely upon getting what they order. . A spare of public patronage is respectfully . solicite Outer = in Sane OF THE In the matter of the estate of . enry Puttemeyer, deceased. _ Felix Schra‘Ertz, city, -H. MeNuity, Svcto., ys city.ABRIVALS-AT THE : NATIONAL HOTEL. i a January 19, 1887, lore liyBeale ts ey : . Reeth fe hae t. ae jand' published in Dated January 19th, A pL idee M'vle kamp, the executor of the Last,Will of Henho ape city, . ry Puttemeyer, deceused, ey, Sierra City . ey herein, dul ‘. an order of sale of the whole of the real es. fre ot een decedent, for the purposes theren set fort . that all persons interested in the estate o he . sell aacenane appear before the said SuperRECTOR BROs... -Proprietors. . lor Court on the Courtroom of said fupielor Court, at th city T, 8. irs, Wh oity, 0 w, Sacto, Mrs. ash. should not be granted to the said Executor ee Mattie iy i elty, © sell 80 muclet the real estate of the. said ell, on Po of this Fone be published at least once'}” ‘orest ¢ a Taek ior four successive weeks, in the Nea’newspaper printed Dealt at the San Francisco Stock Board. . retail. having filed his verified, praying for+ It is therefore ordered, by the said. Cou jay, the 2ist day-of Februry, 1887, at 10 o’clock a. u.,of said day, #4 Courthouse in the County of Nevada, f California, to show cause why an order leceased, as shall be necessary. and that a ranscri p oeee LING, Sudge of of Superior Govt’ . arm in a fight at Minneapolis with . . Heavy snowstorms prevail over the } and this led to} . Wain St. Opp. Ott’s Assay Ollice, was found that . . Hestaurant Open at Ali Hours. A School forthe People . Pleasant Rooms and nice Beds. Barrett, Lobecker & Morrison, . MERCHANT . (TAILORS. ———— ‘2 a A i a, Of Our Own Importation, DIRECT FROM MILLS IN SCOTLAMD. A Large Line’ of ‘Samples to Select From, . sottasrrnn WEBBING, ,..:,.. BEST SKILLED WORKMEN EMPLOYED. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. j 4 ; } . Can now be purchased in this city. SSPE . SPAR . . £@-Is the Best in the City. "Try It. oe CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent Eiyman Eros.. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR “1887. . great line of Men's, Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing, Boots, Shes, Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, Etats, Caps, Satchels, Etc. 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 can possibly afford to. _others . Retail House, HYMAN BROS.,COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102 Chambers Street, New York. / 206 Front Street, San. Francisco. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. Islands. \ NEW RESTAURANT UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET.. NEVADA CITY . ——AND— LODCING HOUSE, a REALERS LN : Beef, Pork, Mution, Veal, Ete., . At the lowest rates. Nevada City, BAC ON AND ‘HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop's: ce tee a Cel . samncn wa Pe . PX\HE undersigned have opened—at the aD above place a First-Class Restaurant and . Lodging House, where they will give the . publie—goed accommodations at very . moderat prices. Business College. Family Cooking. at Popular Prices No Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD. Nevada City, January 5th, 1886.-1m i} eissbein Bros, (0, BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY. STORM AL AND COMMERCE FAL COURSES + NN a specialty. Thorough preparation for any course in any University. A Contpiete Academic Course. Vocal. and Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type: -writing, etc., by the very: post Special edc hers. Home ¢are and tramming. At Glenbrook Park, Mid-way .between Nevada City and Grass Valley—two miles from either city. A Delightful Retreat for Health, Comfort and Study. 2600 feet above the sea level. Near Railroad and Telegraph Stations. Omnibuses pass hourly. : . OAL. T° Pupils enter at any time, take regular or! selected courses or pfivate lessons, . For complete prospectus or information . address the principal, < } E. K. HALL, 1 SS SNEVADAUNTY, CAL, ‘Buying and Selling [~~ ——---> : x National Meat Market. WMinins OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK, 4 Cin z Q. J. NAFFZIGER. : FSC OCHRE . ies ron: weave, vegritines. Bas, Ete. ATOM, VEAL, BAUBA. HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale or S*” ECTAE FACILITIES on -FOR— And all kinds of Meat 3 A ios Wan ts eat usually found<in a Meats delivered free of charge i : Cc. FFZIGER Grass Valley, Jan. 12th. Res er Noh we 4 DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, Fine Scotch Tweed Cassimere and Bradclats arose Complete Stook in the City. CALICOE d mixed cokurs; €fi broidered, gure ; yopuicons. Sa and polka dotted—every popular ! . CLOAKENGS, . ee. +4 . . ° $ Being always below the prices that prevail and inva-! rack utrration tureap EDGING’ AND IN¥ P, riably above the qualities, are the leading features of ert eRe Cr PEREAE BOUINGD AnD He y Do not*fail to call and see us belore purchasing. Only! : CROCHET LACE TIDIES.. ((OLLEY BROS., sc raeT: Proprietors . . Tu CKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS. See We also keep on hand a choice stock of COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS. Nevada County Ac ademy, . faze caine P.4&P.D.. . CORSET SHIELDS * . STOCKING SUPPORTERS. =x ‘ . WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN. BUSTLES y . LARGE VARIETY A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF ETC., SOLD BY MRS. \sepeis Vena Bz, Crawford MAIN STEET; NEAR “UNION: INIONHOTEL, NEVADA CYPY,-CAT: ; Y Prices as Low as the I.owest. Dail Orders 2romptiy Fillea. Notions and Small Wares. PLEATERS.. ytd eee PLEATERS BARS.....-. ax POCKET KNIVES.. a Bs DRESS BRAIDS, all the new “shades is

SILK BINDING BRAID.. as COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS: House Furnishing Geods. . BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK,....._. BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK, . RED LINEN TABLE DAMASK, . DOYLIES-WHITE,.. . DOYLIES COLORED AND COLORED HOMDER,. LINEN NAPKINS,.. FEATHER EDGE BRAID 3 COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS, WHITE SILK FLANNEL BIND)(NG. LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND 7 UNDERWEAR, LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS.. .. . SHIRT FRONTs, Sek GOLD THIMBLES, 16 carats fi ne . SHIRT . CUFFS, : STEEL THIMBLES ; BIRD’sS EYE LINENS, GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. BIRD’S EYE LINEN DIAPER, EYE GLASSES.. < BUTCHER’S LINENS, . CARPET BINDING.. ae PLAID GLASS TOWELI INGS, ; SPs. res sss ce PEPOOk CLLR. LINEN LAWNS, my. SPOOL TWIsT for button holes, all colors. LINEN CAMBRICs, : Sp anne unre EMBROIDERY SILK.. LINEN DIAPERS,. : eekes BLEACHED AND BROWN HUCKS,. PEARL DRESS ae . RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CRASHES, AGATE rk LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, .., +++ ssscecce. . BONE BANT st LINEN HUCK TOWELS, ie WHITE LINEN ae . LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, a KS SERS: SHOE Ree . TURKISH BATH TOWELS, : PIN CUSHIONS.-.... . SWISS MUSLINS, TAPE MEASURES BOOK MUSLINs, TAPE MEASURES, silver Plated, 86 and 60 ineh. VICTORIA LAWNS,. EMEBRIES, large andsmull........ PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS The Place to Buy your Hanan, Furniture, Bie oo MAIN STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL Fit NEVADA CITY VE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE “00 BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, : —SUCH AS— 2s teint 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, And Everything else Sop na in a Fst class Furniture House, t TARLATAN MUSLINS, : . PEAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK MUSLING, . PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, ; SOFT. FINISHED CAMBRICS, -~: mr . MARSEILLES, 5 § . PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED, . MARSEILLES QUILTs, HONEY-COMB QUILTS, anak BALMORAL SKIRTS, _.. aoe . ALL OVER TUCKING, GLOVE HOOKS SHAWL STRAPS.. . . SHOE Laces, round and flat oe . COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES .. -. BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS. . COTTON TRIMMINGS.. Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satins. RIBBONS, every staple shade and ee HATS TRIMMED AND NTRIMMED. .. TUCKED SKIRTINGS, BIRDS, FANCY FEATHE:RS, TIPS, PLUMES . . WADDING, Si we _, . SILK VELVETS, SATINS, AND TRIMMINGS of all . COTTON BATTING,. -. ieee and a sive mene p MER ey . TOILET.COVERS, ..,.,.. 5 bors.. . TOILET MATS, : Material for: Fancy Work. OIL CLOTH, CANVAS, PLUSH, SATT wan; MONIER CLOTH.. ALL WOOL FLANNELS,.. BOLTING CLOTH. i SILK AND WOOL FLANNELS, " see PONGEE in all shades... . . COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS,......pomMpons in allcolors... SHAKER FLANNELS, ¢ corDs in silk, worst ed and gilt. OPERA FLANNELS, : INITIAL.LETTERS int si Tk. . } EMBROIDERED FLANNEL 8, ae SILK APLIQUE, figured .. . COLORED TWILLED FLA NELS, QUILLED RIBBON in all colors CANTON: FLANNELS, . QUIRLED SATIN Se Ss ; BLACK VELVETEENS, Gloves, lHlosiery, Etc. . TABLE COVERS,. SILK, CLOTH, WOOL EN, COTTON, LISLE GLOVES . DOMESTIC WHITE MUSLINS, HOSIERY—Include g bleached and unbleachDOMESTIC CAMBRICS_AND Sitio, a pLomns MUSLINS, ed; striped, uiixed and solid colors; j lain, silk cloc:ked, iron frame, shaker . TWILLED MUSLIN, . . . sige Ents ribbed an d open work, . SILESTa, . WIGAN, Unilerwear. ' PFARMER’S SATIN, LISLE, GOSSAMER, ‘JAUZE, MERINO, WOOL. CRINOLINE, . rn ee ie ROO R ER Girls and Boy’ 8 Wear. & . DRESS GOODs, CRETONES IN LARGE VARIETY, LINEN AND PAPEF: CUFFS, BOW8,. NECKERCHIEPS, fn silk, satin and la D; 80]hein sie K nit Goods. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS. ..... INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES. Saki ; KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, NUBIAS, SLIPPERS, BLACK THREAD EDGINGS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. FRENCH......005. a Umbrellas. BLACK GUIPURE EDGINGS AND aliacnaaeiciad SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. FRENCH AND GERMAN. : Fur articles. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. .. . . WRISTLETS, in all styles.. .. . BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS SWANSDOWN .. 06 Fo. eee ones ge . ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. FUR TRIMMINGS, by the z ard in all widths REALTLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, and qualities from 1!4 to 3 ineh. YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & INSERTIONS, Parasols and Su nshades. . WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS.. . A LARGE VARIETY. . DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS. : teat Toilet Articles, (SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS te aks PERFUMES, EXTRACTS.. . REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS.... LUBIN’s, LUNDBORG’S ancl all other popular . BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS.. ... makes in every odor. . BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS. Perfume W’aters. IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS COLOGNE, BAY RUM... +3 . COPTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. Dentinc ss. cacHous, for bacis and Gents Toilet So aps. TOILET SOAPS, every odo:r : Hair Applic ations. COSMETIQUE—white, blat>k, brown BANDELINE ! ASTRACHAN, CAMEL’SHAIR,.. “. REAL VALENCIENNES INGS DGINGS AND 1 ‘INSERTENGLISH AND SERTIONS SPANISH EDGINGS ica . BEADED FRENCH LACES.... ; IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS. . IMITATION ECRU-RUSSIAN LACES. ; . Nets for'Velis, <i Ete. SPANISH NETS . . BEADED NETs.,.. : Sooa5 GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK.... ; CHENILLE NETs Ek cae IMITATION THREAD NETS.. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. . REAL'THREAD DOTTED NETS........ +3 WHITE COTTON NETS.... A.. . eae anes WHITE MECHLIN NETS, C Mae ead. aati as} WHITE MALINE SILK NETS BILM ILLUSIONS, . 6. fc ce5. chests Made«up Lace Goods. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS... . COTTON VALENCIENNES PAensakentare: REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS FICHUS AND CAPES LACE BOWS AND TIES. BLACK THREAD VEILS....... . BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS BEADED VEILS. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS. . SPANISH SCARFS at . BRUSSELS NET SCARFS,... .... . . ‘Mourning Goods. . { Face Appit Cations. SWANS DOWN...2.8.2.. PEARLITE .. is HUNTER’S INVISIBLE. COURT PLASTER Brushes. NAIL, TOOTH, HAIR, SH/AVING, HAT, CLOTHES and Infant's Brush es Sund ries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, OVAL HAND MIRRORS; . . SQUARE-SHAVING MIRI!ORS..... ; STANDING OVAL TOILET! MIRRORS. POCKET BOOKS... sees WALLETS, MEMORAND’0M BOOKS.. -PORTMONNALIES, CARD CASES.. _. WRITING DESKS.. Shee PICTURE FRAMES PORTFOLIOS, INK STA? IDS GLOVE BOXES .. HANDKERCHIEF BOX#EIS. ODOR CASES. i SCHOOL BAGS CHAMOIS SKINS. CAMPHOR ICE COURT PLASTERS RINGS.. . INK ERASERS.. LEAD PENCILS.. Semin Reece icves aH ; PAPERTERIES.. . Aan icine COURTAUD’S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES.. ; LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES aoe CRAP VEILS. oe tideken CHEST PROTECTORS. SILVER POWDERS. Jewelry ard Fancy Goods. a ‘Piece Goods. WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS. a . SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS. . ' Housekeeper’s Goods. . PILLOW CASE LACES, NOTTINGHAM,CLUNY AND . SCARF PINS,... t CROCHET STUDS AND SPIRAL 8,plain and set with Pearls . WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES cane by inion BSE LOCKETS, BRACELETS. . CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR ’ . : . MUE t Ss lee 8 _ . THE METAL GOOD) are also assorted oo JewNOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES. eled, sq nemaels id and initialed. ¢ PILLOW TIDIES ". BEADS, @ nds. .. i . SOFA TIDIES Fancy Mil tinery Goods, Ete. . EMBROIDERED INITIALS. VEIL, SHAWL ANT) HAIR PINS....-....,. SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS.. HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS.. ies ARROWS, BELT, SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES... _ ie NAINSOOK EDGINGS DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, swORDS, . NAINSOOK INSERTIONS re ere CROSSES, HAT BANDS, CHATELAINES . SWISS EDGINGS .. ; : ans. “A LARGE AND SMAIiL, PLAIN AND PAINTED SWISS INSERTINGS. ; it ata . EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS. . JAPANESE, all styles.. 2 STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND . DOWN-TIPPED FANS. . .. 02.. EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN. Wooden Ware. STAMPED TABLE COVERS.. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS... Ruffles and Trimmings. . APPLIQUE LACE Caps . KNITTED CAPS . Embroideries. HAMBURG EDGINGS. WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS HAMPERS WORK STANDS 3 siete Is Second to ‘none’ in'Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. . ‘ Fine Hanging and Table exits Exquisite Glassware. } Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. ' All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. é o IN THE HARDWARE DER RECE NT WE HAVE hn STOVES, IRON, STEEL, tectieciss: ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, The : Hardware :and : Crockery ‘omar ‘And Everything else kept inthe Hardware Line. Tin, Capper and jin tal Goods always in stock WII ASTONISEL Wovu. Wicicition Our Goods and Prices whether you vo Wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, ” Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Wevadd City. J. ‘E. CARR. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. T. H. CARR. EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND CO} +) e THING USUALLY FOUND IN A aE ROCK OF EVERY — PAINTS, ‘oe, VARNISHES, ETC. FINGER RINGS, BRE AST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, scHoox, BooKs, BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKs, PERIODICALS, PICTORIALS, ~_ NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS, teat eee Sauce sli Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. = OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS . HAIR PIN BASK £TSs, assorted styles. LUNCH BASKET 8, furnished and plain. TRAVELING ANI) FLOWER BASKETS. . COVENTRY RUFFLING NECK RUFFLES Corsets. FRENCH EMBROIDERED Brooms and pynahee. DUSTING BRUSHES Pa WHISKS, all sizjes and styles. 4 FRATHER BUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous. QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL. bios FURNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING. FRENCH SHOE, DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS ©. ‘BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE FRAMES, all sizes.. . CARVED BLAC/K WALNUT BRACKETS. BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTURE EASELS, black walnut. FERRIS COMMON SENSE ... AND ALL THE LEADING STYLES. CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S WAISTS... CORSET STEELS.:.... Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S. HEMSTITCHED.. COLORE BORDERS HAIR eee teres se é TOWEL RACKS. Collars ana Cutts. minnows. sil Aivey. 3 bs veh PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every Gonirahle ahahe PICKLE FORKS a8 soon as made.... CRIMPING IRONS PLAIN LINEN CUFFs in every style. PICTURE NAILS MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS PICTURE WIRE, silvered and BUGS rete geah ee CHILDREN’S EMBROIDERED COLLARS. RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. .Underclothing. BUILDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS. TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE EVERY DESIRABLE STYLE, RUFFLED, TUCKED, CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA SETS PLAITED, EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIMPLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS MED é +e . j oa WRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS._MOSLIN UNDEREXIRTS. BABY SOCKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY.. CHARMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAP 2 peer ne URES , BELTS, HA ) PAPER PATTERNS Babies Wear tel Doils and Dollis Renae. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS.. ROBES WAX FLOWER MATERIALS.. .... SLIPS .-.. 7 MATERIALS, FOR DECALCOMANIE... BHIRTB. ore eee epee recta nen tee aes LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, French APRONS tees Tinted ‘paper. Envelopes to match... WAIBSTS __ SCHOLARS’ SOMFANIONS, furnished penells, : etc. Verieus Articles. CROCHET COTTON.. . KNITTING COTTON. LINEN THREAD. TIDY COTTON.. ; ASSORTED LINEN TAPES. . COTTON TAPES, all widths. . LINEN FLOsS, in skeins SEWING MACHINE OIL ; HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK goo BONNET WIRE “* Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES SASSER Eee SHADE AND PICTURE CORD CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID WHALEBONE... GILT BULLION FRINGE oo 2 : CHENILLE NEED. ES. ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shades...._. MACHINE * . FILLING FLOSS SILK, PATTERN BOOKS. . KNITTING . “ PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD . cRocHET =“ GERMANTOWN WOOLS...... way pi EES % ‘BAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS .. terete SOFA CUSHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN CUSHI BLOOD’s Pio inet pea SLIPPER CAsgs, full assortment * yak NEEDLE BOOKS.. _. GENT’S SLIPPERS.. .........0. i KIRBY'S N. P. U. ENGLISH ViNS. 5 SERERae: Canvan @ KIRBY’ JET PINS, in boxes..... . .. -BLUE STEEL POINTED HAIR PINS.. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND-AIDA KIRBY'S HAIR PINS, all sizes. Kid Gloves. . INVISIBLE HAIR-PiNS .. ALL DESIRABLE SHADES.. HAIR CRIMPERS ...__ aha: Hats and Straw HAIR CURLERS WE HAVE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF La-. PIN BOOKS, assorted, DIES’, MISSES’, A gist. Corner Bread:and Pine Streeis. Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by a careful and competent Drug: CHILDREN’S SCAIOOL BAGS.... . FAM ATG so bones bye 3.0 oo te « ; . <a ; ae i NEVADA DRUG STORE, . Nevada City. ‘‘~A7. ZT. ‘Winton, PROPRIETOR: Le . LARGE STOCK OF PATENT itEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COMPOU ‘petent Druggist and perfect purity guartntesde ne PRESCRIPTIONS BY A OOM: Aco for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. _ANSELME A. CHARANNOT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN boc Prins (feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors CROCKERY, SCLASSWaRn, mto, Choice Family ee a Specialty, BLANKET PINS . hape an »..%. All Goods sold at Béd Rock Prioes and dated withi : pe 2s PINa Flowers and Feathers. tance free of charge. ‘ ent redisonahle dip: NURSERY PINS, black and KEY RINGS. . LARGE MILITARY HOOKS AND rYE ‘ af I DRESS HOOKS AND EYES. ..>._.: ; x ROUND SILK CORD ELASTIC... FLAT BILK ELASTIC SILK GARTER WEBBING, all colors : lcomeenctat STREET, next door to Colley’s Market, NEVAD A share of public patronage is most respectfully solicited. ANSELME A. OHAROWNATA CITY, ; aig THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES :