January 30, 1887 (4 pages)

. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SUNDAY, JANUARY 370, 1887. The Baily Vranscript CIRCULATES IX h & Ready, . * Spencsrtic Nora Susie ° uan, French Corval, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's . Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county: alqain Placer . and counties, at Sacramento, San . Francisco—in tock, 7 throughout the State . “from ‘the fea.” to-San Diego, from the Si erra to the . . Published Daily (d (Mondays excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS——. OFFICE: . SRT TCT . LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Upward of 20,000 men are out on the ihactina strike. , ead Hefiry M. Stanley, the explorer,has 5 reached Cairo. Six buildings were. burned in Sutro, . Nev., Wednesday. See Senator Hiscock says Blaine is ~equarely in the fight for ‘President. An ice gorge in the Susquehana has caused the partial inundation of Port The British bark Aberfeldly has . a Fr been sunk by a collision near Lowestoo oft, England, pe ee A demented man named Peter Sohn a attempted to assassinate George F. ifan Stein in San Francisco. i, Fanny Wiezel, tried at Sacramento for killing Jacob Klein who betrayed her, has been acquitted. ‘Charles K. Ross, the ‘burglar who escaped from the Multnomah County Jail has been recaptured. Two prisoners, named Carr and Walker, escaped from the San Ber‘Martins jail Wednesday night. . day, BOBS UP SERENELY. Ohleyer's Anti-Slickens Bill Fished From the Slough of Despond. The Call’s Sacramento ‘correspondent says: In the Assembly Wedneswhile Granger .was discussing Ohleyer’s anti-debris’ bill, which vir. tually makes hydraulic mining a felNo. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, [email protected], he gave way toa motion to ad. journ, which' wasearried. It was ex. . pected-that the consideration of the }measure would be resumed Thursday, . but it was found that by adjourning . the bidwhich had been a special or. . der, was placed at the foot of the file . under the head of unfinished business. Granger rose Thursday morning for . the purpose of calling this to the at-) tention of the Speaker, but as the presiding’ officer ordered the general. file . AY D other pric ed suits in like co's best Cutters and Fitters. . at Once. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, is onaes Feiors. § Commercial — Nevada City. 7 PENDING teTHE PRESENT DULL SEASON ING TAILORIN And for the Purpose of Getting Out a Few Luester &z Crawford SAMPLE: sSsuITS . For advertisements, we will for the. NEXT TEN Days ONLY. Most Complete Stock in the City. Prices as Low as the Lowest. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. take orders at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. We will make . a $30 S Suit for $20. $25. $30. -° We have in our employ one of San FrancisThose wishing to save money should Get In “ ‘ $35 “ “ “ us $40 ‘“ “ss roportion, to be called he sat down without saying anything. The-reason—-why the Speaker disregarded this bill was mademanifest Thursday afternoon, when . Matthews of Tehama mentioned the, circumstance. .The Speaker then stated that unfinished business came in the regular order after. the general file had been dispased of. As the file was long enough to keep the Assembly business until next March, it was seen that the anti-debris men had, as one of their number expressed it, ‘‘got themselves into.a hole.’’ The Speako~ Ler said that the bill was not in possession of the House, and could not. be} unless by a two-thirds vote of the. House. Brusie, Shanahan and. other . opponents of the bill expressed their . ~—#& Chicago club, largely composed” y, Englishmen, has declined to, make Gladstone an honorary member. C. F. Smith, the missing bookkeeper for Baker & Haniilton of Sacramento, was a defaulter to the’ amount of $1,-! 400. 3 A cargo of ostriches from Natal has ae arrived at Galveston. The birds were ey imported fora tarm in Southern Caliae fornia. In Eastern wine circles the resignation of C. A. Wetmore from the Caliplored: Edward Unger has been arrested in New York on suspicion of having murdered the man found ina trunk at Baltimore. Hank Schumacy, a butcher, has been killed near Tombstone, A. T. It is not known whether he suicided or was murdered. The employes of the Gregory mine, on at Gregory, M. T., have seized the their overdue wages. of an express train near Wabash, fatally injured, the other had a leg broken, and both horses were killed. hands of his brother Senators. Some . of the Senators admit the truth of his ry charges, and claim that Riddleberger’s . yi And ( fire was discovered in Fowler’s blacksmith shop, at Napa, which was soon 60 destroyed, and the flames were comwarehouse, which is also a total loss. . the motion to take it fornia Viticultural Commisson is de. town and now hold two of the! officers of the company as security for . Four men attempted to drive in front . Minn., on Wednesday. Three were . Senator Riddleberger complains bit. terly of his alleged ill-treatment at the . past and present actions are wholly . responsible for the way he has been . ALL treated. At 1 o’clock’ Thursday morning a} ae municated to Borreo’s hay and grain . willingness to let it come immediately under the action of the House. Brusie, . Shanahan and other opponents of the bill expressed their willingness to let . it come immediately under the’ action of the House, but Variel said that, the . fortunes of war having thrown an adhe did vantage in favor ofhis side, >. not feel like yielding one inch, and he , hoped that every member who did not approve of the bill would vote against out of the which it had been placed in. By a vote of sixty to nine the friends of the bill were relieved of the technical embarrassment by which they had been . surprised, and the bill was made a. special order for February 3d at 2). jo’clock. The nine who voted no were . Campbell, Curry of San Francisco, . Davis, Lewis, Price, Sims,” Smyth, Sykes and Variel. Soon after Brusie introduced a resolution’ to have-250' . copies of A. P. Catlin’s argument in . . favor of the hydraulic miners printed . by the State Printer, but this was voted box UNDER THE DAISIES. . Ohleyer’s outrageous bill to facili: . ‘tate the service of injunctions, has . , been refused a second reading in the . . Assembly, the Judiciary Committee . ‘having reported against it. . The Effects of Mental Exhaus-. tion. \ Many diseases, especially those of . the nervous system, are the products of daily renewed mental exhaustion. . Business avocations often involve an . . amount of mental wear and tear very prejudicial to physical health, and the . professions, if arduously pursued, are . . no less destructive to brain and nerve . tissue. ant attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters; that it compensates for this . or g! It is one of the most papery Ak The Pacific stables also caught, but . undue loss of issue, and that it imparts * the fire was extinguished. The losses . new energy tat'ie brain and nerves. . are as follows: Fowler & Son, $3,000, . pico ge aye which ¥ peness : : . weakened mcenta! energy and physica no insurance ; F. Borreo, building and vitality is reroarkable ge he Shows that . contents, about $8,000 ; and the Palace . . its invigorating properties are of the . stables, damaged to the extent of $3,. . highes t order. Besides increasing vital 000. The insurance on these is not . Stamina, and'counteracting the effe(ts questions : Do you take the Bee? Have you read. the editorials in the Bee concerning the case? ae Would the fact that the Bee takes . an interest in the prosecution influence . von one way or the other. Would the fact that the Bee has employed counsel in this case influence 3 you one way orthe other? [The Bee . 4. denies doing any such a thing.] Do you. belong to the Anti-Debris Las Association ? 7 For the prosecution, General Hart . asks : Seth Martin? Are you a hydraulicker? nogt is charm t own. . arly teeth? eet Mee ect rato my Aas ai laa Ninel party at Town Talk Saturday . 77! night by Messrs. Bros. and ‘Foote. W. G.Williams, floor manThe . know. ee i Free Advertisement for the Bee. yrs The Sacramento to Bee of Friday after. é noon says: At 1:30 o’clock this aftercoun noon in Depatrment Two of the Super. inde ior Court, Judge Wilson, of San Fran‘. i a cisco presiding, Milton McWhorter, . <i editor of the Maysville Democrat, who ing 1 shot and killed Deputy United States . id Marshal T. G. Robinson, in front of the State House Hotel, on the evening of the 10th of August, 1886, was . . placed on trial for manslaughter. Gi District Attorney Bruner is assisted . 4 in the prosecution by General A. L. Hart and GC. T.: Jones. The defend. ant’s counsel are Thomas & Hurst, of Woodland, and Grove L. Johnson. Johnson does the questioning of . Bes jurors for the defense. He asks thege When the Bee-.went to press the work of empanelling a jury was still in W. Robinson, brother of the murdered man, and L. L. 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At this city, Jan. 29, 1887, Clarence E., . youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walling, . aged 4 months and 24 days. (The funeral will take place from . . the family residence on Piety Hill at . 2 o’clock this afternoon. Friends and . acquaintances are respectfully invited . to attend. } . a HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop's} Notice to Oreditors. . Estate of Erastus W. Barnum, deceased. Ne E IS HEBEBY GIVEN -BY ae . undersigned, administratrix of the es-. rYHE undersigned . tate of Erastus W. Barnum, deceased, to the . creditors of, and all persons having salt . Lod . publi agdinst the ‘said deceased, to exhibit them . with the necessary youc hers, within four . . months after the first publication of this no. Do you know James O’Brien and . tice, tothe said administratrix, at the law of. fice of Frank Power, No. 1 € ommercial st., Nevada City, the same being the Huser for . . the transaction of the business of sald } in the county of Nevada, State of C alifornia. i JULIA B. KENT, . Administratrix of the estate of Erastus W. Barnum, deceased. Dated Nevada City, Janua fbr d 1887. Frank Power, Atty for Administratrix. Delinquent 8 ‘Bale Notioe, 4AN JOSE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. S Principal place of business San Jose, Cal . Notice—There is delingiént upon the following described stock on account of agsessments levied Oct. 15, 1886, Novy. 16, 1886 and December 15, 1886, the several amounts set a ite me 3 bames of the respective share8 lollows: Orie angie, 6290 shares, Certificate No. 20. . tn Assessipent Gat, 15, 1896, $25. i on Assessment N , $25. } n Assessinent Dec. “15, 1836, $25. and in accordance: with law #0 many of said stock as m 4 be necessary be aold atthe office of the No. 36 West Santa Clara street, Ben seme, © preg in M on the 15th day of tape od / , hour of 7 4.4 o'clock vt, of d 5 uent assessments thereon; day per de of advertising and exW. B. COREL, Secretary. ote, No. 36 West Santa Clara arenh, Se . Jone, Cal. a . Secretary of . Kept at all the Grocery Stores. emplaced rrepciainipeiiaaaains CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, CornMeal, ret voane snl Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ‘t@ Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Ask For It. . . -. . . . Plaza , Feed store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. Satna eine ee == (@ Ie the Best in the san above the qualities, are the leading features—.ofour . 40k paws aND TIES THE CELEBRATED SPERRWY EF*LOUFK Can now be purchased in this city. =PEPER=R=VS =. . SEL IER City. CAL. R. CLARKE, . Agent Eyman Bros. ' ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being «always -below the prices that prevail and len, bys ad Childrens’ Clothing, Bots, Shoes, Furnishing a Rubber Goods, Trunks, Caps, Satchels, Etc. rrsy It.-ea inva-, T A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF . mRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC., BOLD BY MRS. MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL,.NEVADA CITY, CAL. . House Furnishing Goods. COTTON GARTER WEBBING ; . BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK,.. ¢ BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK, : RED LINEN FABLE DAMASK, DOYLIES WHITE, BOYSIES COLORED AND COLORED BORDER, . LINEN NAPKINS, : COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS, ; LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND UNDERWEAR, SHIRT FRONTS, SHIRT OU FFS, BIRD'S EYE LINENS,BIRD'S EYE LINEN DIAPER, ‘ BUTCHER’S LINENS, ‘ PLAID GLAS§ TOWELINGS, LINEN LAWNS, LINEN CAMBRICS, LINEN DIAPERS, . BLEACHED AND BROWN HUCKS, RUSSIA ANDAMERICAN CRASHES,. LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, LINEN HUCK TOWELS, LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BATH TOWELS, . SWISS MUSLINS, . BOOK MUSLINS ; VICTORIA LAWNS, } BISHOP’S LAWNS, PLAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK MUSLINS, . PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, _ . SOFT FINISHED CAMBRICS, . MARSEILLES, . PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED, MARSEILLES QUILTS, HONEY-COMB QUILTS, . BALMORAL SKIRTS, . ALL OVER TUCKING, . TUCKED SKIRTINGS, WADDING, . COTTON BATTING, . TOILET COVERS,. TOLLET MATS, . OIL CLOTH, . ALL WOOL FLANNELS, . SILK AND WOOL FLANNELS, l COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, SHAKER FLANNELS, OPERA FLANNELS, EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, . COLORED TWILLED FLANNELS, . CANTON FLANNELS, . BLACK VELVETEENS, TABLE COVERS, DOMESTIC WHITE MUSLINS, > . DOMESTIC c ‘AMBRIC S AND SHE cETINGS, Hethous and Small Wa PLEATERS PLEATERS BARS POCKET KNIVES DRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades SILK BINDING BRAID COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS FEATHER EDGE BRAID WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS ; GOLD THIMBLES, 16 carats fine STEEL THIMBLES af GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. EYE GLASSES CARPET BINDING SPOOL/SILK EMBROIDERY SILK PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS PEARL DRESS AGATE BONE PANT i WHITE LINEN SHOE PIN CUSHTONS TAPE MEASURES EMERIES, large and small. BOOT HOOKS GLOVE HOOKS SHAWL STRAPS SHOE LACES, round and flat COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHI COTTON TRIMMINGS Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, RIBBONS, every staple shade and q HATS TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLU kinds SASH RIBBONS, in colors Material for.-Faney Work? BOLTING CLOTH PONGEE in all shades pompons in all colors CORDS ip silk, worsted and gilt. INITLALf LETTERS in silk SILK APLIQUE, figured QUILLED RIBBON in all colors QUILLED SATIN SILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTON, LISL HOSTERY —Ineludes bleached andi TAPE MEASURES, silver plated, 36 and 60 inch. SILK VELVETS, SATINS AND TRIMMINGS. Of all CANVAS, PLUSH, SATTEEN, MONIER CLOTH Gloves, Hosiery, Etc. . res. SPOOL TWIsT for button holes, all colors, . ' ELDS Satins. uality MES E GLOVES . inbleach. . . ed: striped, mixed and soHd-,colors; {CARED OCLs lain, silk clocked, iron frame,’ shaker . SWILERD MUSLIN, Paik ribbed and open work, . wigaN,’ Underwear. . FARMER'S SATIN r LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL. . CRINOLINE, ‘ . Girls and Boy’s Wear. DRESS GOODS. LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,. 1 NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; solCRETONES LN LARGE VARIETY, CALICOES, GINGHAMS, . CLOAKINGS, ASTRAC HAN, . CAMEL’S HAIR, REAL VALENCIENNES EDGINGS AND INSE RT INGS BLACK THREAD EDGINGS, FRENCH BLACK GUIPURE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN. . BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS 4 INSERTIONS, WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS REAL WHITE BLONDE. EDGINGS. . BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS . COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS WHITE IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS SERTIONS . SPANISH EDGINGS BEADED FRENCH LAC ES. IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS ~ IMITATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES. Nets for Veils, Scarfs, Etc. SPANISH NETS . BEADED NETS . . GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. CHENILLE NETS : . IMITATION THREAD NETS. . SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. REAL THREAD DOTTED NETS . WHITE COTTOS NETS , WHITE -MECHLIN NETs, © otto} WHITE MALINE SILK NETS SILK ILLUSIONS Made-up Lace Goods. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS COTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS REAL VALENCIENNES: BIBS COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS . FICHUS AND CAPES BNGLIEN AND AND IN BLACK THREAD VEILS . BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS BEADED VEILS . SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS. . SPANISH SCARFS BRUSSELS NET SCARFS ; t Mourning Goods. . COURTAUD'S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES. . CRAVE VEILS id mixed colors; embroidered, striped and polka dotted—ever style. Knit Goods. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, —NUBIAS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM Fur articles. WRISTLETS, in all styles SWANSROWN Parasols and Sunshades. A LERGE VARIETY Toilet Articles. PERFU ‘MES, EXTRACTS makes in every odor. q Perfume Waters. }GOLoGNe, Bay RUM Dentines. cacuous, for Ladies and Gents Toilet Soaps. TOILET SOAPS, every Odor ‘ Hair Applications. COSMETIQUE—White, black, brown BANDELINE ne Face Applications. SWANS DOWN PEARLITE HUNTER’S INVISIBLE. COURT PLASTER : Brushes. NAIL, TOOTH, HAIR, SHAVING, HAT, and Ipfaut’s Brushes Sundries. NAIL FIDES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOC LEATH SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS POCKET BOOKS WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. PORTMONNALES, CAKD CASES WRITING DESKS PICTURE FRAMES PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS GLOVE BOXES HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. ODOR CASES ; SCHOOL BAGS CHAMOIS SKINS CAMPHOR ICE COURT PLASTERS RINGS INK ERASERS LEAD PENCILS PAPERTERIES ° LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES CHEST PROTECTORS, fy gured, y popular SLIPPERS, ' FUR TRIMMINGS, by the yard in all widths and qualities from 1% to 3 inch LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG'S and all other popular CLOTHES oF ‘HPLC Ks, nt CASES, OVAL HAND MIRROWS THE LOWNESS 3 OF OURPRICES Importing our own Goods and buy. ig from first hands Piece Goods; WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS . BCARLET SHETLAND.SHAWLS. . PILLOW CASE LAGER RUTTINGH AM CLUNY AND Housekeeper2s Goods, CROCHET . WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR . SILK NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES . PILLOW TIDIES \ SOPA TIDIES EMBROIDERED INITIALS . CROCHET LACE TIDIES 7‘ ® Ar . 'for cash in such immense quantities as we do, enables us! H HAMBURG EDGINGS. ‘to'sell goods of the same quality much lower than others can possibly afford to. Retail House, ‘NEW ‘RESTAURANT ——AND— LODCING HOUSE, . Main St., Opp. Ott’s Assay Office, estate, Restaurant Open at All Hours. . Plensant Rooms and nice Beds. + BROAD AN INewada City, have-opened at the lace a First-Class Restaurant and ouse, where they willgive the nod ace ommodations at moderat prices. Family Cooking. Wo Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD. Nevada City, January 5th, 1886.-1m Proposals for Ditch Work. IDS ARE WANTED FOR THE CONstruction of three miles more or less af water ditch on Kentucky Bidge, Rough Ready township. The size of t be three feet acrogs.at the top, three feet at a bottom, and Liidaay ge inches in depth. et fide F jis-iw ‘or Dartieulars enautre he, E. K. HILL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Do not fail-to~cal-and-see-us befere-purehasing. HYMAN BROS., 39) PINE STREETS t 2 BRANCHES: 102 Chambers Street, 206 Front. Street, Merchant Street, New York. i San Francisco. ficeciila, Hi Lanes.) Only, NEVADA CITY, ase —AND— A School tor the People very bY a specialty. any course in pny University. Home care and training. pass héurly. e diteh mil to reject ony edtizees the principal. __ Sane Flat. road and Telegraph Stations. Business College. at Popular Prices A Complete Academic Course. ‘eachers. At Glenbrook Park, ~ Mid-way between Nevada City and Grass V. series miles from either city. A Delightful Retreat for Health, Comfort and Study. 2800 feet above the sea level. Embroideries. NAINSOOK EDGINGS -NAINSOOK INSERTIONS . SWISS EDGINGS TORMAL ANDCOMMERCIAL COURSES Thorough preparation for oe and Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-writing, ete., by the very best Special Near RailOmnibuses Pupils enter atany time, tak . selected courses or pri vate lamone: eewlar “ For complete prospectus or information SWISS INSERTINGS EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN STAMPED TABL al COVERS APPLIQUE LACE CAPS KNITTED CAPS é ‘ TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS. . COVENTRY RUFFLING NECK RUFFLES Corsets. FRENCH FRENCH EMBROIDERED FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P. & P. D . FERRIS COMMON SENSE = AND ALL THE LEADING 8TYLES CHILDREN'S ! . CHILDREN’S WAISTS . CORSET STEELS Nevada County Academy, isriceitiran WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES Handkerchiefs. . LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S . HEMSTITCHED COLORE BORDERS LARGE VARIETY Collars and €uffs. . PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every desirable shape . as s00D as 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 Babies? Wear. ROBES “ESS SLIPS SHIRTS APRONS aW AISTS Various Articles, . CROCHET COTTON KNITTING COTTON LINEN THREAD TIDY COTTON. ASSORTED LINEN TAPES : COTTON TAPSS, all widths LINEN FLOSS, in skeins SEWING MACHINE OIL HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK BONNET WIRE “* < WHALEBONE. A : ‘CHENILLE NEEDLES, ; MACHINE , KNITTING ‘“ CROCHET t Tipy** # MILWABD’s “ BLOOD’s ad NEEDLE BOOKS ed oe KIRBY’S N. P. U. ENGLISH PINS. KIRBY’ JET PINS, in boxes. BLUE STEEL POINTED HAIR PINS. KIRBY'S HAIR PINS, all sizes. INVISIBLE HAIR PINS AID CRIMPERS . pase ky a HAIR CURLERS : + PIN BOOKS, assorted, white and Black ‘ BLANKET PINS. 0. Sa TIDY PINS:. ges FRENCH MOURNING PINS. NURSERY PINS, black and white. KEY BINGS . LARGE MILITARY HOOKS AND BYES. DRESS HOOKS AND EYES. . ROUND SILK CORD ELASTIO FLAT SILK ELASTIC 3 SILK GARTER WEBBING, ali colors. ae everys desirable shape and texture _. . MALINE RUCHES 4 SILVER POWDERS Jewelry and Fancy Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, . SCARF PINS, . STUDS AND SPIRALS,plain and set with Pearls . and Stones . §LPEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELETS THE METAL GOooDs are also assorted in jeweled, enameled and initialed. BEADS, all kinds Fancy Millinery Goods, Etc, VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS ; ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKL ES DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, CROSSES, HAT BANDS, CHATELAI seth Fans. LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED JAPANESE, all styles DOWN-TIPPED FANS Wooden Ware. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS FOLDING TABLE MATS HAT AND TOWEL RACKS WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS HAMPERS WORK STANDS OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorted styles LUNCH BASKETS, furnished and plain. TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS TABLE MATS Brooms and Brushes. DUSTING BRUSHE sae WHISKS, all 8) and styles FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous. QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL, FURNITURE-POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, 8 TACK HAMMERS FRAMES, al CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTURE EASELS, black Walnut. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS TOWKL RACKS, black walnut MIRKORS, all sizes ‘ PICKLE. FORKS \ CRIMPING LRONS ; PICTURE NAILS PICTURE WIRE, silvered and gilt RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES BUILDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA BETS PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS BABY SOCKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY CHARMS, BELTS;HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS Dolls and Dolls Heads. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS : WAX FLOWER MATERIALS MATERIALS FOR DECALCOMANIE ; LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, French Tinted paper.Envelopes to match. BOHOL Aks’ COMPANIONS, furnished pencils, ete PENCIL BOXES,-BOXES with 1588 and slate pencils, for scholars SEs PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT’S PENS _. : PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES PASSEMENTERLES BUTTONS, all kinds—1000 Varieties SHADE AND PICTURE CORD GILT BULLION FRINGE ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shades. . FILLING FLO8S SILK, PATTERN BOOKS. PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD GERMANTOWN WOOLS . : SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS SOFA €USHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN susuioxs SLIPPER CASES, full assortment ; GENT'S SLIPPERS". Canvas. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND AIDA Kid Gloves. ALL DESIRABLE SHADBS..... Hats and Straw Goods. WE HAVE A VEBY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LA. DIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN’S HATS of Flowers and Feathers. ORANGE BLOSSOMS, IVY LEAVES, . COLORED TIPS.... OSTRICH FEATHERS AND PLUMES. __ . . AIGRETTES, POMPONS, FANCY WINGS . PWipows’ BuCcHES, single and danble CREPE LIS8E RUCHES.. BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE . . . wasn STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL Hi THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR L’ ne In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, ‘The : Hardware : and : Crockery : Department ‘STOVES, IRON, STEEL, . ‘And Everything else kept i inthe Hardware Line. PALACE ii PERIODICALS, . CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES . BRAID . . . Groceries, Psion, Feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors {COMMERCIAL STREET . COMBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, ‘The Place to to Buy your Hartwvare, Purutare Hite, . Less & Shaw, NEVADA CITy TO BE FOUND), IN NEVADA COUNTY. —8UC H AS— Elegant 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, 8 Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else kept ina First-class Furniture House, Is Second to none in Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps. Exquisite Glassware. Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. — All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN THE HARDWARE DEPARPMENT WE HAVE BELTING, ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock. WiLL ASTONISEH you. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada Oity. . J. ECARR. T. H, CARR. Carr Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. # EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND OF EVERY& ARGH AND COMPLETE 8TOCK THING USUALLY FOUND IN Bireat-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. SCHOOL, BOOKS, > BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PICTORIALS, NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. ein j FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEBS. The Finest Brands of ‘Ulgars in Nevada City. : 43 rescriptions accurately and earefully compounded by a careful and competent Druggist. OO NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets.... sees eee NeVada Cliy , ww. D. Vinton, PROPRIETOR, LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. ‘NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CG OMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM/ petent Druggist and perfect purity guaranteed. Agent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Tnsurance Cempanien, ANSELME A. CHARANNOT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN CROCKERY, GLASS WARM, Htc. Choice Family Groceriés a Specialty. Al Goods. sold at’ Bed “aoa: ene ‘anes feck an Rock Prices, and delivered within @ reason able dis; 4 A share of public patronage i is most respectfully solicited. : ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, , » hext doar to wipes! 8 Market, NEVADA:CITY Bots Ck

. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SUNDAY, JANUARY 370, 1887. The Baily Vranscript CIRCULATES IX h & Ready, . * Spencsrtic Nora Susie ° uan, French Corval, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's . Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county: alqain Placer . and counties, at Sacramento, San . Francisco—in tock, 7 throughout the State . “from ‘the fea.” to-San Diego, from the Si erra to the . . Published Daily (d (Mondays excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS——. OFFICE: . SRT TCT . LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Upward of 20,000 men are out on the ihactina strike. , ead Hefiry M. Stanley, the explorer,has 5 reached Cairo. Six buildings were. burned in Sutro, . Nev., Wednesday. See Senator Hiscock says Blaine is ~equarely in the fight for ‘President. An ice gorge in the Susquehana has caused the partial inundation of Port The British bark Aberfeldly has . a Fr been sunk by a collision near Lowestoo oft, England, pe ee A demented man named Peter Sohn a attempted to assassinate George F. ifan Stein in San Francisco. i, Fanny Wiezel, tried at Sacramento for killing Jacob Klein who betrayed her, has been acquitted. ‘Charles K. Ross, the ‘burglar who escaped from the Multnomah County Jail has been recaptured. Two prisoners, named Carr and Walker, escaped from the San Ber‘Martins jail Wednesday night. . day, BOBS UP SERENELY. Ohleyer's Anti-Slickens Bill Fished From the Slough of Despond. The Call’s Sacramento ‘correspondent says: In the Assembly Wedneswhile Granger .was discussing Ohleyer’s anti-debris’ bill, which vir. tually makes hydraulic mining a felNo. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City, [email protected], he gave way toa motion to ad. journ, which' wasearried. It was ex. . pected-that the consideration of the }measure would be resumed Thursday, . but it was found that by adjourning . the bidwhich had been a special or. . der, was placed at the foot of the file . under the head of unfinished business. Granger rose Thursday morning for . the purpose of calling this to the at-) tention of the Speaker, but as the presiding’ officer ordered the general. file . AY D other pric ed suits in like co's best Cutters and Fitters. . at Once. BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, is onaes Feiors. § Commercial — Nevada City. 7 PENDING teTHE PRESENT DULL SEASON ING TAILORIN And for the Purpose of Getting Out a Few Luester &z Crawford SAMPLE: sSsuITS . For advertisements, we will for the. NEXT TEN Days ONLY. Most Complete Stock in the City. Prices as Low as the Lowest. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. take orders at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. We will make . a $30 S Suit for $20. $25. $30. -° We have in our employ one of San FrancisThose wishing to save money should Get In “ ‘ $35 “ “ “ us $40 ‘“ “ss roportion, to be called he sat down without saying anything. The-reason—-why the Speaker disregarded this bill was mademanifest Thursday afternoon, when . Matthews of Tehama mentioned the, circumstance. .The Speaker then stated that unfinished business came in the regular order after. the general file had been dispased of. As the file was long enough to keep the Assembly business until next March, it was seen that the anti-debris men had, as one of their number expressed it, ‘‘got themselves into.a hole.’’ The Speako~ Ler said that the bill was not in possession of the House, and could not. be} unless by a two-thirds vote of the. House. Brusie, Shanahan and. other . opponents of the bill expressed their . ~—#& Chicago club, largely composed” y, Englishmen, has declined to, make Gladstone an honorary member. C. F. Smith, the missing bookkeeper for Baker & Haniilton of Sacramento, was a defaulter to the’ amount of $1,-! 400. 3 A cargo of ostriches from Natal has ae arrived at Galveston. The birds were ey imported fora tarm in Southern Caliae fornia. In Eastern wine circles the resignation of C. A. Wetmore from the Caliplored: Edward Unger has been arrested in New York on suspicion of having murdered the man found ina trunk at Baltimore. Hank Schumacy, a butcher, has been killed near Tombstone, A. T. It is not known whether he suicided or was murdered. The employes of the Gregory mine, on at Gregory, M. T., have seized the their overdue wages. of an express train near Wabash, fatally injured, the other had a leg broken, and both horses were killed. hands of his brother Senators. Some . of the Senators admit the truth of his ry charges, and claim that Riddleberger’s . yi And ( fire was discovered in Fowler’s blacksmith shop, at Napa, which was soon 60 destroyed, and the flames were comwarehouse, which is also a total loss. . the motion to take it fornia Viticultural Commisson is de. town and now hold two of the! officers of the company as security for . Four men attempted to drive in front . Minn., on Wednesday. Three were . Senator Riddleberger complains bit. terly of his alleged ill-treatment at the . past and present actions are wholly . responsible for the way he has been . ALL treated. At 1 o’clock’ Thursday morning a} ae municated to Borreo’s hay and grain . willingness to let it come immediately under the action of the House. Brusie, . Shanahan and other opponents of the bill expressed their willingness to let . it come immediately under the’ action of the House, but Variel said that, the . fortunes of war having thrown an adhe did vantage in favor ofhis side, >. not feel like yielding one inch, and he , hoped that every member who did not approve of the bill would vote against out of the which it had been placed in. By a vote of sixty to nine the friends of the bill were relieved of the technical embarrassment by which they had been . surprised, and the bill was made a. special order for February 3d at 2). jo’clock. The nine who voted no were . Campbell, Curry of San Francisco, . Davis, Lewis, Price, Sims,” Smyth, Sykes and Variel. Soon after Brusie introduced a resolution’ to have-250' . copies of A. P. Catlin’s argument in . . favor of the hydraulic miners printed . by the State Printer, but this was voted box UNDER THE DAISIES. . Ohleyer’s outrageous bill to facili: . ‘tate the service of injunctions, has . , been refused a second reading in the . . Assembly, the Judiciary Committee . ‘having reported against it. . The Effects of Mental Exhaus-. tion. \ Many diseases, especially those of . the nervous system, are the products of daily renewed mental exhaustion. . Business avocations often involve an . . amount of mental wear and tear very prejudicial to physical health, and the . professions, if arduously pursued, are . . no less destructive to brain and nerve . tissue. ant attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters; that it compensates for this . or g! It is one of the most papery Ak The Pacific stables also caught, but . undue loss of issue, and that it imparts * the fire was extinguished. The losses . new energy tat'ie brain and nerves. . are as follows: Fowler & Son, $3,000, . pico ge aye which ¥ peness : : . weakened mcenta! energy and physica no insurance ; F. Borreo, building and vitality is reroarkable ge he Shows that . contents, about $8,000 ; and the Palace . . its invigorating properties are of the . stables, damaged to the extent of $3,. . highes t order. Besides increasing vital 000. The insurance on these is not . Stamina, and'counteracting the effe(ts questions : Do you take the Bee? Have you read. the editorials in the Bee concerning the case? ae Would the fact that the Bee takes . an interest in the prosecution influence . von one way or the other. Would the fact that the Bee has employed counsel in this case influence 3 you one way orthe other? [The Bee . 4. denies doing any such a thing.] Do you. belong to the Anti-Debris Las Association ? 7 For the prosecution, General Hart . asks : Seth Martin? Are you a hydraulicker? nogt is charm t own. . arly teeth? eet Mee ect rato my Aas ai laa Ninel party at Town Talk Saturday . 77! night by Messrs. Bros. and ‘Foote. W. G..Williams, floor manThe . know. ee i Free Advertisement for the Bee. yrs The Sacramento to Bee of Friday after. é noon says: At 1:30 o’clock this aftercoun noon in Depatrment Two of the Super. inde ior Court, Judge Wilson, of San Fran‘. i a cisco presiding, Milton McWhorter, . <i editor of the Maysville Democrat, who ing 1 shot and killed Deputy United States . id Marshal T. G. Robinson, in front of the State House Hotel, on the evening of the 10th of August, 1886, was . . placed on trial for manslaughter. Gi District Attorney Bruner is assisted . 4 in the prosecution by General A. L. Hart and GC. T.: Jones. The defend. ant’s counsel are Thomas & Hurst, of Woodland, and Grove L. Johnson. Johnson does the questioning of . Bes jurors for the defense. He asks thege When the Bee-.went to press the work of empanelling a jury was still in W. Robinson, brother of the murdered man, and L. L. Robinson, Presjdent of the Hydraulic Miners’ As-. sociation, are in attendance at the sag Many witnesses from abroad . of mental exhaustion, this potential . medicine cures and prevents fevertand . ague, rheumatism, chronic, dyspepsia . ‘and constips ution, kidney and uterine weakness and other complaints. Phy. sicians also commend it as a medicat. . ed stimulant and remedy. — + -9So + — } Okp Sour Mash" Bourton “at $1 ai quart, at © haronnat’ 8. tf . It is All True. i . . A letter has just-been rece ived from areliable person in San Be srnardino . county, saying: ‘The National Horse . Liniment will do more than is claimed . . for it. Itis the best liniment IT have} . ever used, and all who use it speak in . the same terms. I have performed . . . cures that seem miracles. 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. . . DIED. . At this city, Jan. 29, 1887, Clarence E., . youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walling, . aged 4 months and 24 days. (The funeral will take place from . . the family residence on Piety Hill at . 2 o’clock this afternoon. Friends and . acquaintances are respectfully invited . to attend. } . a HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop's} Notice to Oreditors. . Estate of Erastus W. Barnum, deceased. Ne E IS HEBEBY GIVEN -BY ae . undersigned, administratrix of the es-. rYHE undersigned . tate of Erastus W. Barnum, deceased, to the . creditors of, and all persons having salt . Lod . publi agdinst the ‘said deceased, to exhibit them . with the necessary youc hers, within four . . months after the first publication of this no. Do you know James O’Brien and . tice, tothe said administratrix, at the law of. fice of Frank Power, No. 1 € ommercial st., Nevada City, the same being the Huser for . . the transaction of the business of sald } in the county of Nevada, State of C alifornia. i JULIA B. KENT, . Administratrix of the estate of Erastus W. Barnum, deceased. Dated Nevada City, Janua fbr d 1887. Frank Power, Atty for Administratrix. Delinquent 8 ‘Bale Notioe, 4AN JOSE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. S Principal place of business San Jose, Cal . Notice—There is delingiént upon the following described stock on account of agsessments levied Oct. 15, 1886, Novy. 16, 1886 and December 15, 1886, the several amounts set a ite me 3 bames of the respective share8 lollows: Orie angie, 6290 shares, Certificate No. 20. . tn Assessipent Gat, 15, 1896, $25. i on Assessment N , $25. } n Assessinent Dec. “15, 1836, $25. and in accordance: with law #0 many of said stock as m 4 be necessary be aold atthe office of the No. 36 West Santa Clara street, Ben seme, © preg in M on the 15th day of tape od / , hour of 7 4.4 o'clock vt, of d 5 uent assessments thereon; day per de of advertising and exW. B. COREL, Secretary. ote, No. 36 West Santa Clara arenh, Se . Jone, Cal. a . Secretary of . Kept at all the Grocery Stores. emplaced rrepciainipeiiaaaains CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, CornMeal, ret voane snl Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ‘t@ Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Ask For It. . . -. . . . Plaza , Feed store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. Satna eine ee == (@ Ie the Best in the san above the qualities, are the leading features—.ofour . 40k paws aND TIES THE CELEBRATED SPERRWY EF*LOUFK Can now be purchased in this city. =PEPER=R=VS =. . SEL IER City. CAL. R. CLARKE, . Agent Eyman Bros.. ' ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1887. Being «always -below the prices that prevail and len, bys ad Childrens’ Clothing, Bots, Shoes, Furnishing a Rubber Goods, Trunks, Caps, Satchels, Etc. rrsy It.-ea inva-, T A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF . mRY, FANCY & MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC., BOLD BY MRS. MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL,.NEVADA CITY, CAL. . House Furnishing Goods. COTTON GARTER WEBBING ; . BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK,... ¢ BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK, : RED LINEN FABLE DAMASK, DOYLIES WHITE, BOYSIES COLORED AND COLORED BORDER, . LINEN NAPKINS, : COLORED FRUIT NAPKINS, ; LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND UNDERWEAR, SHIRT FRONTS, SHIRT OU FFS, BIRD'S EYE LINENS,BIRD'S EYE LINEN DIAPER, ‘ BUTCHER’S LINENS, ‘ PLAID GLAS§ TOWELINGS, LINEN LAWNS, LINEN CAMBRICS, LINEN DIAPERS, . BLEACHED AND BROWN HUCKS, RUSSIA ANDAMERICAN CRASHES,.. LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, LINEN HUCK TOWELS, LINEN DIAPER TOWELS, TURKISH BATH TOWELS, . SWISS MUSLINS, . BOOK MUSLINS ; VICTORIA LAWNS, } BISHOP’S LAWNS, PLAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK MUSLINS, . PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, _ . SOFT FINISHED CAMBRICS, . MARSEILLES, . PIQUE PLAIN AND FIGURED, MARSEILLES QUILTS, HONEY-COMB QUILTS, . BALMORAL SKIRTS, . ALL OVER TUCKING, . TUCKED SKIRTINGS, WADDING, . COTTON BATTING, . TOILET COVERS,. TOLLET MATS, . OIL CLOTH, . ALL WOOL FLANNELS, . SILK AND WOOL FLANNELS, l COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, SHAKER FLANNELS, OPERA FLANNELS, EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, . COLORED TWILLED FLANNELS, . CANTON FLANNELS, . BLACK VELVETEENS, TABLE COVERS, DOMESTIC WHITE MUSLINS, > . DOMESTIC c ‘AMBRIC S AND SHE cETINGS, Hethous and Small Wa PLEATERS PLEATERS BARS POCKET KNIVES DRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades SILK BINDING BRAID COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS FEATHER EDGE BRAID WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS ; GOLD THIMBLES, 16 carats fine STEEL THIMBLES af GERMAN SILVER THIMBLES. EYE GLASSES CARPET BINDING SPOOL/SILK EMBROIDERY SILK PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS PEARL DRESS AGATE BONE PANT i WHITE LINEN SHOE PIN CUSHTONS TAPE MEASURES EMERIES, large and small. BOOT HOOKS GLOVE HOOKS SHAWL STRAPS SHOE LACES, round and flat COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHI COTTON TRIMMINGS Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, RIBBONS, every staple shade and q HATS TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLU kinds SASH RIBBONS, in colors Material for.-Faney Work? BOLTING CLOTH PONGEE in all shades pompons in all colors CORDS ip silk, worsted and gilt. INITLALf LETTERS in silk SILK APLIQUE, figured QUILLED RIBBON in all colors QUILLED SATIN SILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTON, LISL HOSTERY —Ineludes bleached andi TAPE MEASURES, silver plated, 36 and 60 inch. SILK VELVETS, SATINS AND TRIMMINGS. Of all CANVAS, PLUSH, SATTEEN, MONIER CLOTH Gloves, Hosiery, Etc. . res. SPOOL TWIsT for button holes, all colors, . ' ELDS Satins. uality MES E GLOVES . inbleach. . . ed: striped, mixed and soHd-,colors; {CARED OCLs lain, silk clocked, iron frame,’ shaker . SWILERD MUSLIN, Paik ribbed and open work, . wigaN,’ Underwear. . FARMER'S SATIN r LISLE, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL. . CRINOLINE, ‘ . Girls and Boy’s Wear. DRESS GOODS. LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,. 1 NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; solCRETONES LN LARGE VARIETY, CALICOES, GINGHAMS, . CLOAKINGS, ASTRAC HAN, . CAMEL’S HAIR, REAL VALENCIENNES EDGINGS AND INSE RT INGS BLACK THREAD EDGINGS, FRENCH BLACK GUIPURE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN.

. BLACK YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS 4 INSERTIONS, WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS REAL WHITE BLONDE. EDGINGS. . BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY EDGINGS IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS . COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS WHITE IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS SERTIONS . SPANISH EDGINGS BEADED FRENCH LAC ES. IMITATION POINT LACE EDGINGS ~ IMITATION ECRU RUSSIAN LACES. Nets for Veils, Scarfs, Etc. SPANISH NETS . BEADED NETS . . GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. CHENILLE NETS : . IMITATION THREAD NETS. . SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. REAL THREAD DOTTED NETS . WHITE COTTOS NETS , WHITE -MECHLIN NETs, © otto} WHITE MALINE SILK NETS SILK ILLUSIONS Made-up Lace Goods. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS COTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS REAL VALENCIENNES: BIBS COTTON VALENCIENNES BIBS . FICHUS AND CAPES BNGLIEN AND AND IN BLACK THREAD VEILS . BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS BEADED VEILS . SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS. . SPANISH SCARFS BRUSSELS NET SCARFS ; t Mourning Goods. . COURTAUD'S BEST ENGLISH CRAPES. . CRAVE VEILS id mixed colors; embroidered, striped and polka dotted—ever style. Knit Goods. LADIES’ KNIT JACKETS INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, —NUBIAS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM Fur articles. WRISTLETS, in all styles SWANSROWN Parasols and Sunshades. A LERGE VARIETY Toilet Articles. PERFU ‘MES, EXTRACTS makes in every odor. q Perfume Waters. }GOLoGNe, Bay RUM Dentines. cacuous, for Ladies and Gents Toilet Soaps. TOILET SOAPS, every Odor ‘ Hair Applications. COSMETIQUE—White, black, brown BANDELINE ne Face Applications. SWANS DOWN PEARLITE HUNTER’S INVISIBLE. COURT PLASTER : Brushes. NAIL, TOOTH, HAIR, SHAVING, HAT, and Ipfaut’s Brushes Sundries. NAIL FIDES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOC LEATH SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS POCKET BOOKS WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS. PORTMONNALES, CAKD CASES WRITING DESKS PICTURE FRAMES PORTFOLIOS, INK STANDS GLOVE BOXES HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. ODOR CASES ; SCHOOL BAGS CHAMOIS SKINS CAMPHOR ICE COURT PLASTERS RINGS INK ERASERS LEAD PENCILS PAPERTERIES ° LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES CHEST PROTECTORS, fy gured, y popular SLIPPERS, ' FUR TRIMMINGS, by the yard in all widths and qualities from 1% to 3 inch LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG'S and all other popular CLOTHES oF ‘HPLC Ks, nt CASES, OVAL HAND MIRROWS THE LOWNESS 3 OF OURPRICES Importing our own Goods and buy. ig from first hands Piece Goods; WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS . BCARLET SHETLAND.SHAWLS. . PILLOW CASE LAGER RUTTINGH AM CLUNY AND Housekeeper2s Goods, CROCHET . WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR . SILK NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES . PILLOW TIDIES \ SOPA TIDIES EMBROIDERED INITIALS . CROCHET LACE TIDIES 7‘ ® Ar . 'for cash in such immense quantities as we do, enables us! H HAMBURG EDGINGS. ‘to'sell goods of the same quality much lower than others can possibly afford to. Retail House, ‘NEW ‘RESTAURANT ——AND— LODCING HOUSE, . Main St., Opp. Ott’s Assay Office, estate, Restaurant Open at All Hours. . Plensant Rooms and nice Beds. + BROAD AN INewada City, have-opened at the lace a First-Class Restaurant and ouse, where they willgive the nod ace ommodations at moderat prices. Family Cooking. Wo Chinese Labor. HAMMELL & ATWOOD. Nevada City, January 5th, 1886.-1m Proposals for Ditch Work. IDS ARE WANTED FOR THE CONstruction of three miles more or less af water ditch on Kentucky Bidge, Rough Ready township. The size of t be three feet acrogs.at the top, three feet at a bottom, and Liidaay ge inches in depth. et fide F jis-iw ‘or Dartieulars enautre he, E. K. HILL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Do not fail-to~cal-and-see-us befere-purehasing. HYMAN BROS., 39) PINE STREETS t 2 BRANCHES: 102 Chambers Street, 206 Front. Street, Merchant Street, New York. i San Francisco. ficeciila, Hi Lanes.) Only, NEVADA CITY, ase —AND— A School tor the People very bY a specialty. any course in pny University. Home care and training. pass héurly. e diteh mil to reject ony edtizees the principal. __ Sane Flat. road and Telegraph Stations. Business College. at Popular Prices A Complete Academic Course. ‘eachers. At Glenbrook Park, ~ Mid-way between Nevada City and Grass V. series miles from either city. A Delightful Retreat for Health, Comfort and Study. 2800 feet above the sea level. Embroideries. NAINSOOK EDGINGS -NAINSOOK INSERTIONS . SWISS EDGINGS TORMAL ANDCOMMERCIAL COURSES Thorough preparation for oe and Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-writing, ete., by the very best Special Near RailOmnibuses Pupils enter atany time, tak . selected courses or pri vate lamone: eewlar “ For complete prospectus or information SWISS INSERTINGS EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN STAMPED TABL al COVERS APPLIQUE LACE CAPS KNITTED CAPS é ‘ TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS. . COVENTRY RUFFLING NECK RUFFLES Corsets. FRENCH FRENCH EMBROIDERED FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P. & P. D . FERRIS COMMON SENSE = AND ALL THE LEADING 8TYLES CHILDREN'S ! . CHILDREN’S WAISTS . CORSET STEELS Nevada County Academy, isriceitiran WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES Handkerchiefs. . LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S . HEMSTITCHED COLORE BORDERS LARGE VARIETY Collars and €uffs. . PLAIN LINEN COLLARS, every desirable shape . as s00D as 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 Babies? Wear. ROBES “ESS SLIPS SHIRTS APRONS aW AISTS Various Articles, . CROCHET COTTON KNITTING COTTON LINEN THREAD TIDY COTTON. ASSORTED LINEN TAPES : COTTON TAPSS, all widths LINEN FLOSS, in skeins SEWING MACHINE OIL HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK BONNET WIRE “* < WHALEBONE.. A : ‘CHENILLE NEEDLES, ; MACHINE , KNITTING ‘“ CROCHET t Tipy** # MILWABD’s “ BLOOD’s ad NEEDLE BOOKS ed oe KIRBY’S N. P. U. ENGLISH PINS. KIRBY’ JET PINS, in boxes. BLUE STEEL POINTED HAIR PINS. KIRBY'S HAIR PINS, all sizes. INVISIBLE HAIR PINS AID CRIMPERS .. pase ky a HAIR CURLERS : + PIN BOOKS, assorted, white and Black ‘ BLANKET PINS.. 0.. Sa TIDY PINS:.. ges FRENCH MOURNING PINS. NURSERY PINS, black and white. KEY BINGS .. LARGE MILITARY HOOKS AND BYES. DRESS HOOKS AND EYES. .. ROUND SILK CORD ELASTIO FLAT SILK ELASTIC 3 SILK GARTER WEBBING, ali colors.. ae everys desirable shape and texture _. . MALINE RUCHES 4 SILVER POWDERS Jewelry and Fancy Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, WATCH CHARMS, . SCARF PINS, . STUDS AND SPIRALS,plain and set with Pearls . and Stones . §LPEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELETS THE METAL GOooDs are also assorted in jeweled, enameled and initialed. BEADS, all kinds Fancy Millinery Goods, Etc, VEIL, SHAWL AND HAIR PINS SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS ; ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKL ES DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, CROSSES, HAT BANDS, CHATELAI seth Fans. LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED JAPANESE, all styles DOWN-TIPPED FANS Wooden Ware. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING EGGS FOLDING TABLE MATS HAT AND TOWEL RACKS WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS HAMPERS WORK STANDS OFFICE AND SCRAP BASKETS HAIR PIN BASKETS, assorted styles LUNCH BASKETS, furnished and plain. TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGS TABLE MATS Brooms and Brushes. DUSTING BRUSHE sae WHISKS, all 8) and styles FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous. QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL, FURNITURE-POLISH, BIXBY SHOE DRESSING FRENCH SHOE DRESSING, 8 TACK HAMMERS FRAMES, al CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS BOOK SHELVES, black walnut PICTURE EASELS, black Walnut. HAIR RECEIVER STANDS TOWKL RACKS, black walnut MIRKORS, all sizes ‘ PICKLE. FORKS \ CRIMPING LRONS ; PICTURE NAILS PICTURE WIRE, silvered and gilt RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES BUILDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS TOY BANKS, DOLL FURNITURE CHINA AND BRITTANIA TEA BETS PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS BABY SOCKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY CHARMS, BELTS;HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS Dolls and Dolls Heads. DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS : WAX FLOWER MATERIALS MATERIALS FOR DECALCOMANIE ; LAROCHE’S QUADRILLE PATTERNS, French Tinted paper.Envelopes to match. BOHOL Aks’ COMPANIONS, furnished pencils, ete PENCIL BOXES,-BOXES with 1588 and slate pencils, for scholars SEs PEN HOLDERS, GILLOTT’S PENS _. : PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND BULLION FRINGES PASSEMENTERLES BUTTONS, all kinds—1000 Varieties SHADE AND PICTURE CORD GILT BULLION FRINGE ZEPHYR WORSTED, all shades. . FILLING FLO8S SILK, PATTERN BOOKS. PERFORATED, GILT AND SILVER BOARD GERMANTOWN WOOLS . : SAXONY YARNS, CHAIR STRIPS SOFA €USHIONS, FOOT RESTS, PIN susuioxs SLIPPER CASES, full assortment ; GENT'S SLIPPERS". Canvas. JAVA, WAFFLE, RAILROAD, PANAMA AND AIDA Kid Gloves. ALL DESIRABLE SHADBS......... Hats and Straw Goods. WE HAVE A VEBY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LA. DIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN’S HATS of Flowers and Feathers. ORANGE BLOSSOMS, IVY LEAVES, . COLORED TIPS....... OSTRICH FEATHERS AND PLUMES.. __ . . AIGRETTES, POMPONS, FANCY WINGS . PWipows’ BuCcHES, single and danble CREPE LIS8E RUCHES... BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE . . . wasn STREET, NEAR UNION HOTEL Hi THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR L’ ne In the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, ‘The : Hardware : and : Crockery : Department ‘STOVES, IRON, STEEL, . ‘And Everything else kept i inthe Hardware Line. PALACE ii PERIODICALS, . CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES . BRAID . . . Groceries, Psion, Feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors {COMMERCIAL STREET . COMBs, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, ‘The Place to to Buy your Hartwvare, Purutare Hite, . Less & Shaw, NEVADA CITy TO BE FOUND), IN NEVADA COUNTY. —8UC H AS— Elegant 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, 8 Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else kept ina First-class Furniture House, Is Second to none in Nevada County. IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lamps. Exquisite Glassware. Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock of Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. — All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks. A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN THE HARDWARE DEPARPMENT WE HAVE BELTING, ROPE, HOSE, PLOWS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock. WiLL ASTONISEH you. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada Oity. . J. ECARR. T. H, CARR. Carr Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. # EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND OF EVERY& ARGH AND COMPLETE 8TOCK THING USUALLY FOUND IN Bireat-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. SCHOOL, BOOKS, > BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PICTORIALS, NEWSPAPERS. Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. ein j FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEBS. The Finest Brands of ‘Ulgars in Nevada City. : 43 rescriptions accurately and earefully compounded by a careful and competent Druggist. OO NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets....... sees eee NeVada Cliy , ww. D. Vinton, PROPRIETOR, LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. ‘NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CG OMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A COM/ petent Druggist and perfect purity guaranteed. Agent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Tnsurance Cempanien, ANSELME A. CHARANNOT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN CROCKERY, GLASS WARM, Htc. Choice Family Groceriés a Specialty. Al Goods. sold at’ Bed “aoa: ene ‘anes feck an Rock Prices, and delivered within @ reason able dis; 4 A share of public patronage i is most respectfully solicited. : ANSELME A. OHARONNAT, , » hext doar to wipes! 8 Market, NEVADA:CITY Bots Ck