January 7, 1887 (4 pages)

: ; “from Siski: ek ye maatearto the & AHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA Cie; CAL, FRIDAY, . JANUARY > 7, ‘Bby The Baily Transcript. 4 ; CIRCULATES In mama. : Grass Valle h & Ready, “ig he neh cor. i oe Sw North Bloomfield, Moore’ mes Fiat, True! eee, one ev er town of pol coun Hig bel an counties, at Faced San hout the State vated opicon the 8i{ ‘Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by BROWN & CALKINS-— i; "OFFICE: 5 ‘No. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. eee CIE ATA RES ESI y “<THE FAIR AT CHICAGO. ‘The display lof fruits from Northern ‘California now being made in the city i of Chicago is a revelation to the people of that section of the country. Fee hee ep tet chee in the. belief that Northern California is a ragged waste. fitted for little else: than: ‘Mining, lumbering and grazing, while gee =the Southern part of the “State has-at Monopoly of the fruits, fowers and other things that go to constitute the -~. duxuries of life. _ It-is-not-—their fault, “neither is it the fault of the people of ~ «the lower'part ofthis State. that this _ Mistaken impression of California pre~ yails. We have heretofore neglected --to-properly.-presentour advantages, and that is what’s the m But a turn has occured in the >; ~-andit has set in the right. direction. There is a waking up all along the northern ‘line. The Chicago Inter-Ocean in its issue just previous to the opening of the fair there says: ‘Will the won_ ders of golden, sunny California ‘ever cease? It would seem not, and were it not for the fact that we are daily brought in contact with the marvelous productions of the Pacific slope by means of rapid transportation, etc. we should in many instances be led to discredit what would otherwise sound as fabulous in character. Seeing is believing, however, and our citizens will be pleased tolearn that an opportunity is soon to be afforded them ‘whereby they can witness with their own eyes products: from Central and " Northern California, which to describe on paper would bafile the most flowery “and gifted imagination. The InterOcean reporter had the pleasure of conferring with Mr. Eugene J. Gregory, of Sacramento, Cal., who is here in ~~ the interest of the fair, which wil} be held in Cavalry Armory, the formal opening to take place Wednesday evening of this week, when it is expected that Mayor Harrison will deliver the __ Opening address, and that a large number of our most prominent citizens will be present. During the conver‘sation with Mr. Gregory, whois acting in the capacity of general manager, we learned many facts: concerning the adaptability of California. climate -@nd'soil'in the production of decidous and citrus fruits, vegetables, cereals, ete., that have not been genérally understood and appreciated by those deoR pean me ae. ee oo yg ae afforded the information which is calculated to demonstrate the advantages in price, quality of land and products that one portion of California may have over another, The purpose, then, of the present Citrus Fair is to familiarize the people of Chicago and the great North‘west with Central and Northern California ag a fruit-producing section. ‘We “ have this one advantage,’ said Mr. Gregory, ‘that nature does her own work. We have no need for irrigation ; ‘the soil is such that it will retain moisture for several months without _ the need of artificial means, so that we ‘are never in dread of droughts, Another and decided advantage is our Oranges and lemons ripen from six to ‘eight weeks earlier than those of Southern California, a fact which “many Chicagoans will be surprised to learn, inasmuch as they have always heen led to believe that this portion of the State was adapted to fruit of a temperate clime. The‘forthcoming fair is promising of many novel and attractive features. The tempting and luscious fruits will be arranged in all possible 2 _ manner of shapes pleasing to the eye, end that, too, on a most elaborate plan. There will-also be bearing orange and lemon trees on exhibition.’ ” E———————— . ‘In 1880, Los Angles was a place of: “91,000 inliabitentd;end had assumed the characteristics “of a thriving American town. Since that year the whole of that southern section has had a steady stream of immigrants of. the “better class. It is now estimated that _ Los Angeles has 50,000 people. It has _ become a great railroad and distributing iin gg for all that southern ‘country, including Arizons-and—some portions af Mexico. The population ‘of the coupty of Los Angeles has in@reased in six years from 31,000 to 100,000. The taxable wealth of Los Angeles county six years ago was $21000,000 ; now it is $41,000,000. In 1880 the taxable property of the oy was $7,250,000 ; now it is $18,500,000 Hon. We. M. Sruawr, an an ex-Nevada City lawyer, has received the Recaucus nomination for UniSenator for the Btate of Neis will be glorious news for Stade of California. F GENERAL NEWS. ‘e ae coke region yo persons are thebwn pout of work. It is believed that P. Gronan ‘was murdered near Lewiston, ani ‘county, November 2d. _ Charles Ross, who murdered an officer at Albuquérque some time since, has escaped from. jail. : A Cincinnati lad of sixteen years, who had ‘appropriated asmall sum of money, committed suicide. The. Missouri express robbers all pleaded guilty and were sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. Eleanor Carey was married in New Y¥ork-on Monday ‘to William ¥F, Blood, a cousin of Lady Colin Campbell. During the last: two weeks the United States contributed $25,000-tothe funds of the Irish National League. There-was a smart shake at Charlesshocks at Summerville-—Noinjury. Thirty miners were imprisoned in a colliery near Brussels Tuesday by an explosion, . and. several dead bodies have been recovered. Senator Stanford is credited with the statement that the Southern PaOregon and California Railroad. county are growing rapidly and money is being pulled out of the foothills faster than you can throw it at “birds. Mrs, J. 8. Clack of Tombstoné, A. T., was serously injured by-.the explosion of some dynamite which some one unknown had put in her cookingstove. Smelting works to cost $50,000 are to be erected at Tacoma, W: T. They will be the only institution of the kind upon the Pacific coast outside of San Francisco. ‘Charles H. Sherrill, who had been for many years Washington representative of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, died suddenly in that city of heart disease. The premiums received for thesale of pews Tuesday night in Henry Ward Beecher’s church amounted to $15,748, or $897 more than last year. The regular rentals are $12,000. , During 1886 there were 26,281 arrivals atSan Diego by all routes and 13,938 departurés, making a net gain of 12,843 in population in the immediately contiguous territory. It has already cost the Northern laborers on the Cascade branch from the belligerent white men. The cost will reach $100,000 before the. job_is finished, . A statatement is made on good authority that Miss Caldwell, who gaye $300,000 to the building of the proposed Catholic university, will in a short time enter a Baltimore convent to join the sisterhood. The gold owned by the Government Ott neeeestte Wer PERO Oey ARO, Co Lee BUL sum than the Government has owned previously since the resumption of specie payments with the exception of the single month of November, 1881. The new hotel in Yosemite Valley has been énclosen and primed with the first coat of paint. The contractors have a sawmill in the valley, and furnish lumber for—$25,which has heretofore cost $65 per thousand. A man named John Larsen, a logger, employed at Brown & Armkilled Monday morning at 11 o’clock young man about nineteen years of age. The Southern Pacific Railroad is létting some big tie contracts in the vicinity of Truckee. The number of ties required ig said to be about 300,000, equaling nearly 10,000,000 feet. To furnish this-amount there will have to be sawed about 25,000,000 feet of lumber. . A young man named Blanchard was murdered in Ranier, December 19th. Blanchard was stoping at the house of a Mr. Dibble, the owner of the house being absent. Sullivan, the man charged with killing Blanchard, applied for lodgings, but, being intoxicated, was driven off by Blanchard. Sullivan met him next day and made a deadly assault on Blanchard, thrusting a dirk into his right side and inflicting a fearful Abe The murderer escaped.in-a-boat.=A special from: “Morehead, Ky says: Monday night Mason Keeton, who had seen his rival, John~ Rogers, dance with a Miss Martin, to whom-he was paying attention, followed Rogers into the street. When Rogers salated him, Keeton replied with a tevyolver shot, which took off one of Rogers’ fingers. Keenton-then ran intoan open door, but not soon enough toescape a volley from Rogers’ friends, who had: seen Keeton’s shot. Keeton was instantly killed, but who fired the fatal shot could not be told. The men belong to the opposite factions who have. kept Rowan county in a state of terror for a long time. —_—_— ARRIVALS AT THE WATIONAL HOTEL, RECTOR BROS. .. OOS or i, @.V., Januar: (2 1887, 0 ’ Feoman Crogeing, ? J, Holdaworth ‘Milton é big 2% aie ‘Wash, oft, iene, ier bree W. Yr. oe it lens’ feete. WwW. an 4 Mss wil : ABRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL, an. man. ont v. ee ton, 8.C., Tuesday, and two sharper. cific Company will soon’ control the ~The “mining ‘interests * of “Frestiio Pacific $75,000 to protect’ its Chinese . ’ strong’s Mill’s near Guerneville, was by a log'rolling over him. He was ati. Mere, Yuba City f ay mean a ase Gi ae a alll 5 a Being Resi Slow the ices fe a a riably above the qualities, _are the leading features _of our Bros., “inva, great line of Importing our own Goods can possibly afford to. 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It is a magnificent cabinet or parics organ, suitable for the parlor of @ millionaire, built from the yery obojenst of materials the market affords or 4 § money can buy. Made after an uprit Piano Forte, wii h three bellows combined—a new scién' mage plan—so as to render all the sweetest melodies possible from the Golden Tongue Reeds, , while at the same time doing a with so many stops to confuse the arkocmer: yet at the’ ever, In-thig Organ De sgger is paid m articularly ‘en usic, ib the case is fin. lshed very heat but plain » finished mf 80 see can see for himself that it is aoe itation walnut built from pine wood, walnut, It plain, 80 as not pod d mah by Con full Lge of tongu + fore h, and ne Ss full'sops ae pAaod pit, eet itape r0W. e Meroe Crea logan phe a em . i w and. exquisite ork desi, ne Saute, oh te catia ran rejuisite of the most ‘. 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Now Ready—Subscribers not kept waitin Really C ene Pye than half the price of similar works. 000 questions, some.of which are constantly seking fhempelyes in the with only a part of a cyclopedia. siness office. _OVER 75,000 SETS ALREADY SOLD. Send to.us for specimen pages, ete., that you may see for yourself. We call the special attention of School Trustees, Teachers, ete., to the. DEPARTMENT. PHILLIPS «+ HUNT, TEE DAILY TRAN BOn mE GORD £°F 24401225 — woe Is the Largesr and Best Office in this part of the State. ' Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Wotig, to Bondholders Office of theCounty Tre Treasurer of Nevada ‘oun OTICE I8 FS af GIVEN that I am prepared to redeem the followi bonds of Nevada County, ipgnes oe 1883,'viz: Bonds numbered nelu! sive. If not presented for of an within 40 days, intereet will cease at the expiration of that time in conformity with the Ordinance ofthe Board of Supervisors, under pera Jad virtue of which the bonds were isBu HENRY McNULTY, Treasurer of Neyada ounty, Cal. Nevada Cc ‘itv, January 6th, 1 Broad ‘Street : Market, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JAMES MOEA, Proprietor. I dic PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEO oicest of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Weal, Corn Beef. 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. me intend to always keep the best Me rocured ba the market, at the 6 hop, aud d ore whether old or young, pias tly open getting what they order. A share of public patronage ‘ts res: 1 solicited, : = 6 being Petition for Order of Sale, Ti count SUPERIOR COURT OF . vs of a Mate batt parted aad sagt me rays m deceased,” of sale of tts Proves ts ot the Ast. we this Court by petition th: i insteator of fil Py Sens: nel M, 4 Lat Robe decensed, y Peering . ars an order 0 ti) real esta! i necessary to sell th ae ho irpose of dis. whole o! eet s(t ante sea Ms cou t is ther therefore persons interes the jnise of of this BAe) mae pl Pe dece Spert gr Cour on ont the Ao igh Pate nm hun an + ai 1 o'elock in the forenoon of i pow ty ane cause why ri the w re whole of said =A , sf te a f a a Sopy a i ‘fing ee ‘. DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS —l _ San Francisco. ernest ple of Nevada City and vicinity with the \. CORSET SHIELDS. . ‘STOCKING SUPPORTERS ahs ‘. WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES . < ‘. CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED COLLAR ae BOOKS. ang cus ATEN On née, eins bay dis. ‘Most ‘Complete Stock in the City. Prices as Low as ie Lowest: Dfail Ordered Promptly @Milled. A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY ae a seen, House Furnishing Gmeds, COTTON GARTER WEBBING..)..,-%. BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK,,.,./. BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK,... ari RED LINEN TABLE DAMMAM 65 NGS ys Peet DOYLIES WHITE, DOYLIES COLORED AND. COLORED BORDER LIMEMWAPRING 68 od, Fy COLORED FRUIT hg 3 ER sii ire LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND 1 aoa WHERE PRONTO, 5 ib bls choc desis 1a Maes ob ie bet SHIRT CUFFS,..75.2. BIRD’S EYE LINENS, a are BIRD'S EYE LINEN DIAPER, . BUT HER'S LINENS, pa ; fo PLAID GLASS TOWELINGS,. eR ay IJNEN LAWNS,. LINEN CAMBRICS, . IXNEN DIAPERS, . BLEACHED AND BROWN KUCKS,. RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CRASHES,. LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, LINEN HUCK TOWELS, . LINEN DIAPER TOWELS; ‘FURKISH BATH scams SWISS MUSLINS,. vs LAWNS,.3)3.:. aenaten MUSLINS, PLAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK ang; PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, .. SOFT FINISHED CAMBRICS, MARSEILLES, . PIQUE PLAIN AND SEE RED, ae MARSEILLES QUILTS, .: tats HONEY-COMB QUILTS, . 0. .655.. BALMORAL SKIRTS, ALL OVER TUCKING, TUCKED SKIRTINGS, . WADRING,.. COTTON BATTING, TOILET COVERS, . TOILET MATS, GOEL CLOT 6s c2) secs bad ALL, WOOL FLANNELS,.«. SILK-AND WOOL FLANNBLS, . . COTTON AND WOOL detsaslaiaseid SHAKER FLANNELS, .. OPERA FLANNELS,. . EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, ven COLORED TWILLED FLAMERIA, noe CANTON ELANNELS,.. BLACK VELVETEENS, TABLE COVERS, Pye awewage & DOMESTIC WHITE ‘MUSLINS; +: wh ee ve cles DOMESTIC CAMBRICS am SUBEIIEON:) PAPER MUSLINS,. TWILLED MUSLIN, .. SILESIA, WIGAN, . FARMER'S SATIN,. CRINOLINE,~,, 7-5. ae DRESS GOODS, . CRETONES IN LARGE VARIETY, . CALICQES, ., GING HAMS, . CLOAKINGS,. ; : ASTRACHAN, G55 cats eg weg CAMBL’S HALR,.: . J ith evs tienen sb ee REAL VAL ENCIENNES EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS BLACK THREAD EDGINGS, FRENCH. BLACK GUIPURE ‘EDGINGS ‘AND INSERTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN., * ‘ "BLACK YAK BDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. carers BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.. REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & INSERTIONS, WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. ENGLISH “AND SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS . Waterless REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. PRE TINGD ii BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY-EDGINGS IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. * COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS,...,. BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND IN" SERTIONS.. WHITE IMITATION ‘THREAD EDGINGS AND INnSERTIONS SPANISH BDGINGOS 625 oie i ede od Fees teeny Goo BEADED FRENCH LACES IMITATION POINT LACE RBDGINGS. IMPPATION EGRU RUSSIAN LACES:, Nets for Vette, searts, E Ete. SPANISH NETS BEADED NETS.. ; GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. CHENILLE NEP rrresy IMITATLON THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS. REAL THREAD ype oe WOE sci celis Maw ees WHI TH POSTON NWP es is ithe? «oop ode ce Onger gio WHI Wecwnin NES, CORTON ai is ed. yay WHITE MALINE 81LK NETS.. ie BILE TULUGION BE C0 Tea Cote cd cea Be se Made-up Lace Geeds,. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS COTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS. -. REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS COTTON VALENGIENNES BIBS FICHUB AND CAPES....5., LACE BOWS AND TIES. .4...2. BLACK THREAD VEILS.. BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS. BEADED VEILS. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS..... SPANISH SCARFS. es ee vy BRUSSELS NET ACARFS. esheets « r Mourning Goods. as COURTAUD’s BEST ENGLISH CRAPES... CRAPE VEILS. ‘Piece Goods. WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS. .0. SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS.; ; Housekeeper’s Goods. PILLOW CASE LACES, MOFFENGH AM, CLUBX AND WINOROGHEST. (404; . Ahaha tess eu baead eyed ba WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR SILK. (NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES. . PILLOW TIDIES.. SOFA TIDIES. . .0%. Ores a hiewde-d gage tics ‘BMBROIDERED INITIALS. .2..-. 0.00.0. CROCHET LACE TLDIES. Ta Embroideries. bg HAMBURG EDGINGS. ondetar iter ws NAINSOOK EDGINGS:. 20. 8. NAINSOOK INSERTIONS,.. SWISS EDGINGS..,.. SWISS INSERTINGS. , EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS. STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN.. STAMPED TABLE COVERS...... Ruffles and cchchiansevitanenid ; APPLIQUE LACE CAPS.) . KNITTED Caps. TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS. COVENTRY yb ba pee adie aad NECK RUFFLES. Corsets, FRENCH FRENCH EMBROIDERED FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P. & P. D FERRIS COMMON SENSE. AND ALL THE LEADING STYLES CHILDREN'S ra CHILDREN’S WAISTS. -.-: igi a hauredePree Deas ci CORSET STEBLS. ie Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S HEMBTITCHED..., . tae COLORE BORDERS.. pe sae LARGE VARIETY ri Collars ana Cuffs. PLAIN LINBW COLLARS; ereretenemnis shape a Boon as made PLAIN LINEN CuFFs in every styl MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS. . UOnderclothing. : RYE ¥ RESI LE STYLE, B bp D. op ial WEE rbot ap Lee rai: uveLin, UNDERSKIRTS. dese +94 CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS. D9 0 wiie ergo vk BD SecatataMe OPEN DRAWERS. ROBES SLIPS SHIRTS APRONS” Hs hah oe ENS MN. bie, tar cues eae c iN. oaeess f Soon LINEN THREAD. SIDY CORTE. 5. osc S ASSORTED LINEN TAPES. COTTON TAPES, all width: LINEN FLO88, in skeins. SEWING MACHINE OIL.. HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK. A BONNBS. WIRE St i phate tighs PN Ts GHENILLE a MACHINE‘TTIN VL PUBATERO BARB. i050. be ike ccdss % ‘. . GERMAN SILVER THIM ¥ {COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES * . BOLTING CLOTH * . QUILLED RIBBON in all colors ‘. LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED oe x SEPHYR WoORSTED, all shades. FLOSS seks . ARESEE he [ete Notions and Small Werer: (BEST RRR NERS 0 ore pape ' POCKET KNIVES. DRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades SILK BINDING BRAID, ..-.+ COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS. . FEATHER EDGE BRAID.. WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING. LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS. 2.2 0006.55:GOLD THIMBLES, 16 carets fine STEEL THIMBLES.. EYE GLASSES ‘ CARPET BINDING.. LS ERETTEG OC ETI DES SPOOL.EWIsT4 aaa ate all colors. EMBROIRERY SILK PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS. ,... PEARL DRESS Log AGATE RRM HPO ROTM RET BONE PANT i ; WHITE LINEN 4 SHOE bad PIN CUSHIONS TAPE MEASURES. TAPE MEASURES, silver ‘plated, 36-and 60 inch, EMERIES, lanes and small. BOOT HOOKS.. GLOVE HOOKS: SHAWL STRAPS. ». SHOE LACES, round-and fiat BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS.. TRIMMING: CORTON: 1B yn aR er ere Bibbous, ea Velvete, gatines 'e R pe ale 3 every. make and ica ‘MMED AND UNTRIMMED. BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES ; be 9 SATING AND TRIMMINGS of all SABH RIBBONE, BRE) CS CR a rial for Ae Be! y Work. CANVAS, pak ty SATTEEN, MO 38 9) PONGEE in all shades PomPoONs in all colors corns in silk, worsted and gilt. INITIAL LETTERS in silk SILK APPLIQUE, figured. . QUILLED 84TIN Gloves, Hosiery, Etc, SILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTOR, » LAB OLOVRS . HOSIERY—Includes bleache and unbleach ed; striped, mixed and solid colors; Eines k clocked, iron frame, shaker nit, ribbed and open work, one Underwear. Lasye, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL, Girls-and Boy’s Wear. ‘LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,. NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; golid mixed colors; embroidered, striped and polka dotted—every popular atyle. Knit Goods. 1 apies" KNIT JACKETS“ INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES. KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. P PRO AR, Fur articles. bh WRISTLETS, in-all styles. ee: SWANSDOWN.. FUR. TRIMMINGS, by the Eyelet in all widths and qualities f rom 1} neh Parasols and . A UARGE VABIBES cove iieisir ces kesncsieke 20a Toilet Articles. PERFUMES, EXTRACTS. . LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG’S and all other popular makes in every odor... Perfume bedside NUBIAS, . SLAPP: COLOGNE, BAY RUM. Dentines. CacHous, for Ladies'and Gents. *. Toilet Soaps. TOILET SOAPS ewe OGRE As. Bi THe ppl ications, coeiwnesnnie lack, brown BANDELINE. Face Applications. AWAMR DOWN ico ee save ea tues PEARLITE.. CARY pak Sure ae HUNTBR’B-EN VISIBLE. -o-0oe ene e tice bw te cles COURT PLASTER...:. NALL,. TOOTH, HALRB, SHAVING, HAT,’ CLOTHES. and Infant's Brushes Sundries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, OVAL HAND MIREQES: be SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS cep STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS. POCKET BOOKS an WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS.. RORTMONNAIES, CARD CASES. WRITING DESKS.... PICTURE FRAMES * PORTFOLIOS, INK eTanne GLOVE BOXES. HANDKERCHIEI ODOR CASES,. SCHOOL BAGS. . CHAMOIS SKENS. CAMPHOR ICE. . INK ERASERS. LEAD PENCIL#. .ee See PAPERTERIBSB..0. 0.505 6. CHEST. PROTECTORS, SILVER POWDERS Jewelry ai Fancy Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, Watch CHARMB, BCARP PIMMIGC)) irc is eoties eee s+. sec. STUDS AND sPiRdis,plain and #et-with Pearls RUG BRODER sec vice eicuboesarca@cnies SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELETS THE METAL GOODS are algo phecrted in jewled, enameled and initia BEADS, al kinds Fancy Millinery Goods, Etec. VEIL, SHAWL AND‘'HAIR PINS..... SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS. HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS..... ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES.. CROSSES, HAT BANDS CHATELAINES ‘ans. JAPANESE, G1] B6YlOB. oF ieee coy ye DOWN-TIPPED FANS. . Peewee nit tig Wooden Ware. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING ‘EGGS FOLDING TABLE MATS. HAT AND TOWEL RACKS. WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS MASUR 85 Ci chawnss OFFICB-AND SCRAP BASKETS. HAIR Pis BASKETS, assorted styl LUNCH BASKETS, furnished an mist TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS. . ; CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGB...... TABLE MATS Brooms and Brushes. DUSTING BRUSHES “4 WHISKS, all sizes and styles. FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous, QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL... FUBNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOR DRESSING. BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE FRAMES, all sises. ee CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS... j BOOK SHELVES, black walnut... Vong PICTURE EASELS, black walnut. : HAIR RECEIVER STANDS. . TOWBL Aes at Black: walnut MIRRO! bizes .: PICKLE FORKS. CRIMPING TRONS. . “ PICTURE ae RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES. LDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS. . B ie% DOLL FUBRITURE BA BRITTANIA: SETS. . PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS. oid FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS.. BABY SOCKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY. QHABMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS lis an ner DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS. WAX FLOWER MATERIALS. MATERIALS FOR DECALCOM ANT _QUADRILLE Pastans per. Envelopes to 1 A Hee {PANIONS, peniiees: pencils, . oe PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER. Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND Bi ee FRINGES PASSEMENTERING... BUTTONS, inds—1060 val SHADE AND PICTURE. COKD + . CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID GILT BULLION FRINGE bee cecerenseds Deversseey FILLING reuronaran, git moa SOFA CUSHIONS, RESTS, PIX CUSHIONS. suiveas caam m Fog ena ee he wim % init. AND AIDA debated ORANGE Pagers tv¥ LEAVES..0.0. OSTRICH DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, . FRENCH BHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS. . " 4 ¥ The Place 4 6 Buy your Hardware Furnt te ite, pre fa ? ran 4 mess, Se Shaw, , NBAR UNION HOTEL.. Si pear sti ey NEVADA OITY. MAIN OTR : HETARGiOT. CAND MOST. Ain FOUND IN NEVADA CO COMPLETE STOCK oF GOODS IN. THEIR LINE J the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, —SUCH As—Elegant Chamber and Parlor Sets, Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, ' Richly Upholstered Lounges, Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, ‘Willow and Rattan Chairs, ° Mirrors, Cornices, Window Shades, Hall Stands, Book Stands, — — aie Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else kept in a Firstclass Furniture House. ‘The : Hardware ; and : Crockery : Department Is Second to none in Nevada County. os wu may j IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lanips. -Exquisite Glassware, Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock ef Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks, A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN abe HARDWARE DEPARTMEN smear. NT WE HAVE . \ STOVES, IRON, STEEL, eae: nicht HOSE, PLOWS, —PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept . inthe Hardware Line. rs Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock. THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES WIL ASTONISE wou. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. J: Ey CARR, LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada City. T.H. CARR, Carr Paes PROPRIETORS oF THE PALACE : Oe, Pine ana Commercial Sts., Nevada City. Ka, CONSTANTLY THING USUALLY POUND I ¥ : DRUG :: STORE, ON HAND LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERYWiwaltnaiged Drug Store. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKs, . PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. MISCELLANEOUS nooKs, PERIODICALS, Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, i PICTORIALS, NEWSPAPERS, FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. The Finest Brands of f Cigars in Nevada City Prescriptions accurately and carefully gist. compounded by a careful and competent Drug‘NEVADA DRUG ‘STORE, Corner Bread and Pind Streste. ide Mate eN bo sigsited ra detuem et Nevada City. PROPRIETOR, . . Caton Breage teat tatages, London, Herr nd Que nua Ona rare LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMES, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. a mba ghd GIVEN ae on COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A. COMGHARANNOT, SUCCESSOR TO -SHURTLEFF &. OHARONWAT, DEALER IN ai Provisions, Feed, Canned Goods, Wis, igus, f) tance free of charge. ey sere nt public patna le mont ens solicited. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty, All Gcaie sold at Bed Rock Priecs, and delivered within'a reasonable aie é SOW eT Teer double.,. s ; REP! Rt 5 eee eres te ten eh se eeemtes . . MALINE RUCHES.,,,. Tetreestevegeepegecegnge cowninios, erase, ANBELME A, OHARONNAT, =~ mn dott Caley ara, NEVADA Ofty, 4}

: ; “from Siski: ek ye maatearto the & AHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA Cie; CAL, FRIDAY, . JANUARY > 7, ‘Bby The Baily Transcript. 4 ; CIRCULATES In mama. : Grass Valle h & Ready, “ig he neh cor. i oe Sw North Bloomfield, Moore’ mes Fiat, True! eee, one ev er town of pol coun Hig bel an counties, at Faced San hout the State vated opicon the 8i{ ‘Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by BROWN & CALKINS-— i; "OFFICE: 5 ‘No. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. eee CIE ATA RES ESI y “<THE FAIR AT CHICAGO. ‘The display lof fruits from Northern ‘California now being made in the city i of Chicago is a revelation to the people of that section of the country. Fee hee ep tet chee in the. belief that Northern California is a ragged waste. fitted for little else: than: ‘Mining, lumbering and grazing, while gee =the Southern part of the “State has-at Monopoly of the fruits, fowers and other things that go to constitute the -~. duxuries of life. _ It-is-not-—their fault, “neither is it the fault of the people of ~ «the lower'part ofthis State. that this _ Mistaken impression of California pre~ yails. We have heretofore neglected --to-properly.-presentour advantages, and that is what’s the m But a turn has occured in the >; ~-andit has set in the right. direction.. There is a waking up all along the northern ‘line. The Chicago Inter-Ocean in its issue just previous to the opening of the fair there says: ‘Will the won_ ders of golden, sunny California ‘ever cease? It would seem not, and were it not for the fact that we are daily brought in contact with the marvelous productions of the Pacific slope by means of rapid transportation, etc. we should in many instances be led to discredit what would otherwise sound as fabulous in character. Seeing is believing, however, and our citizens will be pleased tolearn that an opportunity is soon to be afforded them ‘whereby they can witness with their own eyes products: from Central and " Northern California, which to describe on paper would bafile the most flowery “and gifted imagination. The InterOcean reporter had the pleasure of conferring with Mr. Eugene J. Gregory, of Sacramento, Cal., who is here in ~~ the interest of the fair, which wil} be held in Cavalry Armory, the formal opening to take place Wednesday evening of this week, when it is expected that Mayor Harrison will deliver the __ Opening address, and that a large number of our most prominent citizens will be present. During the conver‘sation with Mr. Gregory, whois acting in the capacity of general manager, we learned many facts: concerning the adaptability of California. climate -@nd'soil'in the production of decidous and citrus fruits, vegetables, cereals, ete., that have not been genérally understood and appreciated by those deoR pean me ae. ee oo yg ae afforded the information which is calculated to demonstrate the advantages in price, quality of land and products that one portion of California may have over another, The purpose, then, of the present Citrus Fair is to familiarize the people of Chicago and the great North‘west with Central and Northern California ag a fruit-producing section. ‘We “ have this one advantage,’ said Mr. Gregory, ‘that nature does her own work. We have no need for irrigation ; ‘the soil is such that it will retain moisture for several months without _ the need of artificial means, so that we ‘are never in dread of droughts, Another and decided advantage is our Oranges and lemons ripen from six to ‘eight weeks earlier than those of Southern California, a fact which “many Chicagoans will be surprised to learn, inasmuch as they have always heen led to believe that this portion of the State was adapted to fruit of a temperate clime. The‘forthcoming fair is promising of many novel and attractive features. The tempting and luscious fruits will be arranged in all possible 2 _ manner of shapes pleasing to the eye, end that, too, on a most elaborate plan.. There will-also be bearing orange and lemon trees on exhibition.’ ” E———————— . ‘In 1880, Los Angles was a place of: “91,000 inliabitentd;end had assumed the characteristics “of a thriving American town. Since that year the whole of that southern section has had a steady stream of immigrants of. the “better class. It is now estimated that _ Los Angeles has 50,000 people. It has _ become a great railroad and distributing iin gg for all that southern ‘country, including Arizons-and—some portions af Mexico. The population ‘of the coupty of Los Angeles has in@reased in six years from 31,000 to 100,000. The taxable wealth of Los Angeles county six years ago was $21000,000 ; now it is $41,000,000. In 1880 the taxable property of the oy was $7,250,000 ; now it is $18,500,000 Hon. We. M. Sruawr, an an ex-Nevada City lawyer, has received the Recaucus nomination for UniSenator for the Btate of Neis will be glorious news for Stade of California. F GENERAL NEWS. ‘e ae coke region yo persons are thebwn pout of work. It is believed that P. Gronan ‘was murdered near Lewiston, ani ‘county, November 2d. _ Charles Ross, who murdered an officer at Albuquérque some time since, has escaped from. jail. : A Cincinnati lad of sixteen years, who had ‘appropriated asmall sum of money, committed suicide. The. Missouri express robbers all pleaded guilty and were sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. Eleanor Carey was married in New Y¥ork-on Monday ‘to William ¥F, Blood, a cousin of Lady Colin Campbell. During the last: two weeks the United States contributed $25,000-tothe funds of the Irish National League. There-was a smart shake at Charlesshocks at Summerville-—Noinjury. Thirty miners were imprisoned in a colliery near Brussels Tuesday by an explosion, . and. several dead bodies have been recovered. Senator Stanford is credited with the statement that the Southern PaOregon and California Railroad. county are growing rapidly and money is being pulled out of the foothills faster than you can throw it at “birds. Mrs, J. 8. Clack of Tombstoné, A. T., was serously injured by-.the explosion of some dynamite which some one unknown had put in her cookingstove. Smelting works to cost $50,000 are to be erected at Tacoma, W: T. They will be the only institution of the kind upon the Pacific coast outside of San Francisco. ‘Charles H. Sherrill, who had been for many years Washington representative of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, died suddenly in that city of heart disease. The premiums received for thesale of pews Tuesday night in Henry Ward Beecher’s church amounted to $15,748, or $897 more than last year. The regular rentals are $12,000. , During 1886 there were 26,281 arrivals atSan Diego by all routes and 13,938 departurés, making a net gain of 12,843 in population in the immediately contiguous territory. It has already cost the Northern laborers on the Cascade branch from the belligerent white men. The cost will reach $100,000 before the. job_is finished, . A statatement is made on good authority that Miss Caldwell, who gaye $300,000 to the building of the proposed Catholic university, will in a short time enter a Baltimore convent to join the sisterhood. The gold owned by the Government Ott neeeestte Wer PERO Oey ARO, Co Lee BUL sum than the Government has owned previously since the resumption of specie payments with the exception of the single month of November, 1881. The new hotel in Yosemite Valley has been énclosen and primed with the first coat of paint. The contractors have a sawmill in the valley, and furnish lumber for—$25,which has heretofore cost $65 per thousand. A man named John Larsen, a logger, employed at Brown & Armkilled Monday morning at 11 o’clock young man about nineteen years of age. The Southern Pacific Railroad is létting some big tie contracts in the vicinity of Truckee. The number of ties required ig said to be about 300,000, equaling nearly 10,000,000 feet. To furnish this-amount there will have to be sawed about 25,000,000 feet of lumber. . A young man named Blanchard was murdered in Ranier, December 19th. Blanchard was stoping at the house of a Mr. Dibble, the owner of the house being absent. Sullivan, the man charged with killing Blanchard, applied for lodgings, but, being intoxicated, was driven off by Blanchard. Sullivan met him next day and made a deadly assault on Blanchard, thrusting a dirk into his right side and inflicting a fearful Abe The murderer escaped.in-a-boat.=A special from: “Morehead, Ky says: Monday night Mason Keeton, who had seen his rival, John~ Rogers, dance with a Miss Martin, to whom-he was paying attention, followed Rogers into the street. When Rogers salated him, Keeton replied with a tevyolver shot, which took off one of Rogers’ fingers. Keenton-then ran intoan open door, but not soon enough toescape a volley from Rogers’ friends, who had: seen Keeton’s shot. Keeton was instantly killed, but who fired the fatal shot could not be told. The men belong to the opposite factions who have. kept Rowan county in a state of terror for a long time. —_—_— ARRIVALS AT THE WATIONAL HOTEL, RECTOR BROS. ... OOS or i, @.V., Januar: (2 1887, 0 ’ Feoman Crogeing, ? J, Holdaworth ‘Milton é big 2% aie ‘Wash, oft, iene, ier bree W. Yr. oe it lens’ feete. WwW. an 4 Mss wil : ABRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL, an. man. ont v. ee ton, 8.C., Tuesday, and two sharper. cific Company will soon’ control the ~The “mining ‘interests * of “Frestiio Pacific $75,000 to protect’ its Chinese . ’ strong’s Mill’s near Guerneville, was by a log'rolling over him. He was ati. Mere, Yuba City f ay mean a ase Gi ae a alll 5 a Being Resi Slow the ices fe a a riably above the qualities, _are the leading features _of our Bros., “inva, great line of Importing our own Goods can possibly afford to. Retail House, Fy) WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102 Chambers Street, New York. 206 Front Street, Sah Francisco, Reliable—400 first-class contributors. It answers minds of all who think. EDUCATIONAL 1041 Market Street at the very lowest rates. NEW RESTAURANT ——AND—— LODGING HOUSE, Main ‘St., Opp: Ott?s Assay Office, NWevada City, HAMMELL & ATWOOD, Prop’slace a First-Class Restaurant and ouse, where they will give the very ine ing pat ic good accommodations at erat prices. Family Cooking: Pleasant Rooms and nice Beds, ‘No Chinese Labor. yp AHAMMELL-& ATWOOD. City, January 5th, 1886.-1m Ney . BEATTY'S Best Parlor Organs. He PTET aE 6 SWEETEST TONE. Dimensions: Length 48 inches; height, 74 inches; depth 22 inches. NEW STYLE NOW READY FOR 1887. QEATT W'S BEST isthe leading style. It ig perone oe doubt the very hest for the money in the world , DESCRIPTION OF BEATTY’S BEST. Solid Black Walnut. It is a magnificent cabinet or parics organ, suitable for the parlor of @ millionaire, built from the yery obojenst of materials the market affords or 4 § money can buy. Made after an uprit Piano Forte, wii h three bellows combined—a new scién' mage plan—so as to render all the sweetest melodies possible from the Golden Tongue Reeds, , while at the same time doing a with so many stops to confuse the arkocmer: yet at the’ ever, In-thig Organ De sgger is paid m articularly ‘en usic, ib the case is fin. lshed very heat but plain » finished mf 80 see can see for himself that it is aoe itation walnut built from pine wood, walnut, It plain, 80 as not pod d mah by Con full Lge of tongu + fore h, and ne Ss full'sops ae pAaod pit, eet itape r0W. e Meroe Crea logan phe a em . i w and. exquisite ork desi, ne Saute, oh te catia ran rejuisite of the most ‘. Organ 4 handsome solid waln et parr * OCTAVE COUPLER. ~~ ' ‘Phe Octave Coupler Sitter from >in any other Byles, su ‘a is ro iy tion of he reed Fall ig dice tent octave Pie and ere i ete seit oe si Mrecd; Muttatger” jer". Preprietrese: . hy "lowe nat Comprehensive fe? cosnpach--K8,000 topics. It ought to be in every family, school an HE undersigned ‘have opened at the . Restaurant Open at Ali Hours. Men's Boys and Childrens’ thing Bont She . Furnishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks, : iate, Caps, Satchels, Etc. and buying from first. _hands for cash in such i immense quantities as we do, enables. us to sell goods of the same quality: much lower thanothers Do not fail to call and see us before purchasing. Only HYMAN BROS., COR, BROAD AND PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H, Islands. ) THE = PEOPLE'S: CYCLOP RDI IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD FOR GENERAL USE! The New Three-Volume Edition Nowy Ready. Complete in $ convenient volumés: Fresh—Brought down to the present year. Now Ready—Subscribers not kept waitin Really C ene Pye than half the price of similar works. 000 questions, some.of which are constantly seking fhempelyes in the with only a part of a cyclopedia. siness office. _OVER 75,000 SETS ALREADY SOLD. Send to.us for specimen pages, ete., that you may see for yourself. We call the special attention of School Trustees, Teachers, ete., to the. DEPARTMENT. PHILLIPS «+ HUNT, TEE DAILY TRAN BOn mE GORD £°F 24401225 — woe Is the Largesr and Best Office in this part of the State. ' Every description of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Wotig, to Bondholders Office of theCounty Tre Treasurer of Nevada ‘oun OTICE I8 FS af GIVEN that I am prepared to redeem the followi bonds of Nevada County, ipgnes oe 1883,'viz: Bonds numbered nelu! sive. If not presented for of an within 40 days, intereet will cease at the expiration of that time in conformity with the Ordinance ofthe Board of Supervisors, under pera Jad virtue of which the bonds were isBu HENRY McNULTY, Treasurer of Neyada ounty, Cal. Nevada Cc ‘itv, January 6th, 1 Broad ‘Street : Market, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JAMES MOEA, Proprietor. I dic PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEO oicest of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Weal, Corn Beef. 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. me intend to always keep the best Me rocured ba the market, at the 6 hop, aud d ore whether old or young, pias tly open getting what they order. A share of public patronage ‘ts res: 1 solicited, : = 6 being Petition for Order of Sale, Ti count SUPERIOR COURT OF . vs of a Mate batt parted aad sagt me rays m deceased,” of sale of tts Proves ts ot the Ast. we this Court by petition th: i insteator of fil Py Sens: nel M, 4 Lat Robe decensed, y Peering . ars an order 0 ti) real esta! i necessary to sell th ae ho irpose of dis. whole o! eet s(t ante sea Ms cou t is ther therefore persons interes the jnise of of this BAe) mae pl Pe dece Spert gr Cour on ont the Ao igh Pate nm hun an + ai 1 o'elock in the forenoon of i pow ty ane cause why ri the w re whole of said =A , sf te a f a a Sopy a i ‘fing ee ‘. DUCHESS POINT EDGINGS —l _ San Francisco. ernest ple of Nevada City and vicinity with the \. CORSET SHIELDS. . ‘STOCKING SUPPORTERS ahs ‘. WIRE, HAIR-CLOTH AND MUSLIN BUSTLES . < ‘. CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED COLLAR ae BOOKS. ang cus ATEN On née, eins bay dis. ‘Most ‘Complete Stock in the City. Prices as Low as ie Lowest: Dfail Ordered Promptly @Milled. A PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF DRY, FANCY & MILLINERY ae a seen, House Furnishing Gmeds, COTTON GARTER WEBBING....)....,-%. BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK,,..,../. BROWN TABLE LINEN DAMASK,..... ari RED LINEN TABLE DAMMAM 65 NGS ys Peet DOYLIES WHITE, DOYLIES COLORED AND. COLORED BORDER LIMEMWAPRING 68 od, Fy COLORED FRUIT hg 3 ER sii ire LINENS FOR SHIRT FRONTS AND 1 aoa WHERE PRONTO, 5 ib bls choc desis 1a Maes ob ie bet SHIRT CUFFS,....75.2. BIRD’S EYE LINENS, a are BIRD'S EYE LINEN DIAPER, . BUT HER'S LINENS, pa ; fo PLAID GLASS TOWELINGS,. eR ay IJNEN LAWNS,. LINEN CAMBRICS, . IXNEN DIAPERS, . BLEACHED AND BROWN KUCKS,. RUSSIA AND AMERICAN CRASHES,. LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, LINEN HUCK TOWELS, . LINEN DIAPER TOWELS; ‘FURKISH BATH scams SWISS MUSLINS,.. vs LAWNS,..3)3.:.. aenaten MUSLINS, PLAIN, PLAID & STRIPED NAINSOOK ang; PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, ... SOFT FINISHED CAMBRICS, MARSEILLES, .. PIQUE PLAIN AND SEE RED, ae MARSEILLES QUILTS, .: tats HONEY-COMB QUILTS, . 0. ..655... BALMORAL SKIRTS, ALL OVER TUCKING, TUCKED SKIRTINGS, . WADRING,... COTTON BATTING, TOILET COVERS, . TOILET MATS, GOEL CLOT 6s c2) secs bad ALL, WOOL FLANNELS,.«.. SILK-AND WOOL FLANNBLS, . . COTTON AND WOOL detsaslaiaseid SHAKER FLANNELS, ...

OPERA FLANNELS,. . EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, ven COLORED TWILLED FLAMERIA, noe CANTON ELANNELS,... BLACK VELVETEENS, TABLE COVERS, Pye awewage & DOMESTIC WHITE ‘MUSLINS; +: wh ee ve cles DOMESTIC CAMBRICS am SUBEIIEON:) PAPER MUSLINS,. TWILLED MUSLIN, ... SILESIA, WIGAN, .. FARMER'S SATIN,. CRINOLINE,~,, 7-5. ae DRESS GOODS, . CRETONES IN LARGE VARIETY, . CALICQES, .., GING HAMS, . CLOAKINGS,. ; : ASTRACHAN, G55 cats eg weg CAMBL’S HALR,.: .. J ith evs tienen sb ee REAL VAL ENCIENNES EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS BLACK THREAD EDGINGS, FRENCH.. BLACK GUIPURE ‘EDGINGS ‘AND INSERTINGS, FRENCH AND GERMAN., * ‘ "BLACK YAK BDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. carers BEADED YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. ECRU YAK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS... REAL CLUNY LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, YELLOW CLUNY LACE EDGINGS & INSERTIONS, WHITE THREAD EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. ENGLISH “AND SMYRNA LACE EDGINGS .. Waterless REAL WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. PRE TINGD ii BLACK AND WHITE BLONDE EDGINGS. BLACK AND WHITE CLUNY-EDGINGS IMITATION EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS.. * COTTON EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS,.....,. BLACK IMITATION THREAD EDGINGS AND IN" SERTIONS... WHITE IMITATION ‘THREAD EDGINGS AND INnSERTIONS SPANISH BDGINGOS 625 oie i ede od Fees teeny Goo BEADED FRENCH LACES IMITATION POINT LACE RBDGINGS. IMPPATION EGRU RUSSIAN LACES:, Nets for Vette, searts, E Ete. SPANISH NETS BEADED NETS... ; GUIPURE NETS, ALL SILK. CHENILLE NEP rrresy IMITATLON THREAD NETS. SOLID DOT NETS, IN PIN AND POLKA SPOTS.. REAL THREAD ype oe WOE sci celis Maw ees WHI TH POSTON NWP es is ithe? «oop ode ce Onger gio WHI Wecwnin NES, CORTON ai is ed. yay WHITE MALINE 81LK NETS... ie BILE TULUGION BE C0 Tea Cote cd cea Be se Made-up Lace Geeds,. REAL VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS COTTON VALENCIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS. -. REAL VALENCIENNES BIBS COTTON VALENGIENNES BIBS FICHUB AND CAPES........5.., LACE BOWS AND TIES.. ..4.....2. BLACK THREAD VEILS.... BLACH BRUSSELS NET VEILS. BEADED VEILS.. SPANISH VEILS DOTTED VEILS......... SPANISH SCARFS.. es ee vy BRUSSELS NET ACARFS. esheets « r Mourning Goods. as COURTAUD’s BEST ENGLISH CRAPES..... CRAPE VEILS. ‘Piece Goods. WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS.. .0. SCARLET SHETLAND SHAWLS.; ; Housekeeper’s Goods. PILLOW CASE LACES, MOFFENGH AM, CLUBX AND WINOROGHEST. (404; . Ahaha tess eu baead eyed ba WHITE CLUNY LACE TIDIES CLUNY TIDIES WITH ALTERNATE SQUARES OR SILK.. (NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES IN ALL SHAPES. . PILLOW TIDIES... SOFA TIDIES. . .0%. Ores a hiewde-d gage tics ‘BMBROIDERED INITIALS.. ..2...-. 0.00.0. CROCHET LACE TLDIES. Ta Embroideries. bg HAMBURG EDGINGS. ondetar iter ws NAINSOOK EDGINGS:.. 20.. 8.. NAINSOOK INSERTIONS,.... SWISS EDGINGS....,.... SWISS INSERTINGS. , EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES AND BANDS. STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS FOR BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY, IN MUSLIN AND LINEN... STAMPED TABLE COVERS........... Ruffles and cchchiansevitanenid ; APPLIQUE LACE CAPS..) . KNITTED Caps.. TUCKINGS FOR TRIMMING SKIRTS COTTON TRIMMING EDGINGS.. COVENTRY yb ba pee adie aad NECK RUFFLES. Corsets, FRENCH FRENCH EMBROIDERED FRENCH COUTILLE, C. P. & P. D FERRIS COMMON SENSE. AND ALL THE LEADING STYLES CHILDREN'S ra CHILDREN’S WAISTS.. -.-: igi a hauredePree Deas ci CORSET STEBLS. ie Handkerchiefs. LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S HEMBTITCHED......, . tae COLORE BORDERS.... pe sae LARGE VARIETY ri Collars ana Cuffs. PLAIN LINBW COLLARS; ereretenemnis shape a Boon as made PLAIN LINEN CuFFs in every styl MOURNING COLLARS AND CUFFS. . UOnderclothing. : RYE ¥ RESI LE STYLE, B bp D. op ial WEE rbot ap Lee rai: uveLin, UNDERSKIRTS. dese +94 CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS. D9 0 wiie ergo vk BD SecatataMe OPEN DRAWERS. ROBES SLIPS SHIRTS APRONS” Hs hah oe ENS MN. bie, tar cues eae c iN. oaeess f Soon LINEN THREAD.. SIDY CORTE. 5. osc S ASSORTED LINEN TAPES. COTTON TAPES, all width: LINEN FLO88, in skeins. SEWING MACHINE OIL... HAT WIRE, WHITE AND BLACK. A BONNBS. WIRE St i phate tighs PN Ts GHENILLE a MACHINE‘TTIN VL PUBATERO BARB.. i050.. be ike ccdss % ‘. . GERMAN SILVER THIM ¥ {COTTON AND LINEN CORSET LACES * . BOLTING CLOTH * . QUILLED RIBBON in all colors ‘. LARGE AND SMALL, PLAIN AND PAINTED oe x SEPHYR WoORSTED, all shades. FLOSS seks . ARESEE he [ete Notions and Small Werer: (BEST RRR NERS 0 ore pape ' POCKET KNIVES. DRESS BRAIDS, all the new shades SILK BINDING BRAID, ....-.+ COTTON SERPENTINE BRAIDS. . FEATHER EDGE BRAID.... WHITE SILK FLANNEL BINDING. LADIES’ LEATHER BELTS.. 2.2 0006.55:GOLD THIMBLES, 16 carets fine STEEL THIMBLES... EYE GLASSES ‘ CARPET BINDING... LS ERETTEG OC ETI DES SPOOL.EWIsT4 aaa ate all colors. EMBROIRERY SILK PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS. ,..... PEARL DRESS Log AGATE RRM HPO ROTM RET BONE PANT i ; WHITE LINEN 4 SHOE bad PIN CUSHIONS TAPE MEASURES. TAPE MEASURES, silver ‘plated, 36-and 60 inch, EMERIES, lanes and small. BOOT HOOKS... GLOVE HOOKS: SHAWL STRAPS.. ». SHOE LACES, round-and fiat BODKINS, WOOD MOULDS, DRESS SHIELDS... TRIMMING: CORTON: 1B yn aR er ere Bibbous, ea Velvete, gatines 'e R pe ale 3 every. make and ica ‘MMED AND UNTRIMMED. BIRDS, FANCY FEATHERS, TIPS, PLUMES ; be 9 SATING AND TRIMMINGS of all SABH RIBBONE, BRE) CS CR a rial for Ae Be! y Work. CANVAS, pak ty SATTEEN, MO 38 9) PONGEE in all shades PomPoONs in all colors corns in silk, worsted and gilt.. INITIAL LETTERS in silk SILK APPLIQUE, figured. . QUILLED 84TIN Gloves, Hosiery, Etc, SILK, CLOTH, WOOLEN, COTTOR, » LAB OLOVRS . HOSIERY—Includes bleache and unbleach ed; striped, mixed and solid colors; Eines k clocked, iron frame, shaker nit, ribbed and open work, one Underwear. Lasye, GOSSAMER, GAUZE, MERINO, WOOL, Girls-and Boy’s Wear. ‘LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, BOWS,.. NECKERCHIEFS, in silk, satin and lawn; golid mixed colors; embroidered, striped and polka dotted—every popular atyle. Knit Goods. 1 apies" KNIT JACKETS“ INFANT'S KNIT BOOTEES. KNIT SHAWLS, HOODS, WRISTLETS, LEGGINGS. Umbrellas. SILK, ALPACCA, GINGHAM. P PRO AR, Fur articles. bh WRISTLETS, in-all styles.. ee: SWANSDOWN... FUR. TRIMMINGS, by the Eyelet in all widths and qualities f rom 1} neh Parasols and . A UARGE VABIBES cove iieisir ces kesncsieke 20a Toilet Articles. PERFUMES, EXTRACTS. . LUBIN’S, LUNDBORG’S and all other popular makes in every odor..... Perfume bedside NUBIAS, . SLAPP: COLOGNE, BAY RUM.. Dentines. CacHous, for Ladies'and Gents.. *. Toilet Soaps. TOILET SOAPS ewe OGRE As. Bi THe ppl ications, coeiwnesnnie lack, brown BANDELINE. Face Applications. AWAMR DOWN ico ee save ea tues PEARLITE... CARY pak Sure ae HUNTBR’B-EN VISIBLE. -o-0oe ene e tice bw te cles COURT PLASTER......:. NALL,. TOOTH, HALRB, SHAVING, HAT,’ CLOTHES. and Infant's Brushes Sundries. NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, SHELL TOOTHPICKS, LEATHER CASES, OVAL HAND MIREQES: be SQUARE SHAVING MIRRORS cep STANDING OVAL TOILET MIRRORS.. POCKET BOOKS an WALLETS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS... RORTMONNAIES, CARD CASES. WRITING DESKS....... PICTURE FRAMES * PORTFOLIOS, INK eTanne GLOVE BOXES. HANDKERCHIEI ODOR CASES,. SCHOOL BAGS. . CHAMOIS SKENS. CAMPHOR ICE.. . INK ERASERS.. LEAD PENCIL#. .ee See PAPERTERIBSB...0. 0.505 6. CHEST. PROTECTORS, SILVER POWDERS Jewelry ai Fancy Goods. FINGER RINGS, BREAST PINS, Watch CHARMB, BCARP PIMMIGC)) irc is eoties eee s+.. sec. STUDS AND sPiRdis,plain and #et-with Pearls RUG BRODER sec vice eicuboesarca@cnies SLEEVE BUTTONS, LOCKETS, BRACELETS THE METAL GOODS are algo phecrted in jewled, enameled and initia BEADS, al kinds Fancy Millinery Goods, Etec. VEIL, SHAWL AND‘'HAIR PINS......... SIDE, PUFF, HIGH BACK, LOW BACK COMBS.. HAT SLIDES, HAT ORNAMENTS......... ARROWS, BELT SLIDES, BELT BUCKLES.... CROSSES, HAT BANDS CHATELAINES ‘ans. JAPANESE, G1] B6YlOB. oF ieee coy ye DOWN-TIPPED FANS. . Peewee nit tig Wooden Ware. TOWEL ROLLERS, DARNING ‘EGGS FOLDING TABLE MATS.. HAT AND TOWEL RACKS.. WILLOW LUNCH BASKETS MASUR 85 Ci chawnss OFFICB-AND SCRAP BASKETS.. HAIR Pis BASKETS, assorted styl LUNCH BASKETS, furnished an mist TRAVELING AND FLOWER BASKETS.. . ; CHILDREN’S SCHOOL BAGB........... TABLE MATS Brooms and Brushes. DUSTING BRUSHES “4 WHISKS, all sizes and styles.. FEATHER DUSTERS, all sizes Miscellaneous, QUILL TOOTHPICKS, STARCH ENAMEL..... FUBNITURE POLISH, BIXBY SHOR DRESSING.. BLACK WALNUT, GILT, AND RUSTIC PICTURE FRAMES, all sises. ee CARVED BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS...... j BOOK SHELVES, black walnut...... Vong PICTURE EASELS, black walnut.. : HAIR RECEIVER STANDS. .. TOWBL Aes at Black: walnut MIRRO! bizes .: PICKLE FORKS. CRIMPING TRONS. . “ PICTURE ae RUBBER BALLS, DOLLS, ANIMALS, RATTLES.. LDING BLOCKS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS.. . B ie% DOLL FUBRITURE BA BRITTANIA: SETS. . PLAYING MARBLES, DOLL CORSETS.. oid FRENCH AND NIGHT CAPS, KID SLIPPERS... BABY SOCKS, ROSARIES, SETS OF JEWELRY.. QHABMS, BELTS, HAMMOCKS, PAPER PATTERNS lis an ner DRESSED MANIKIN DOLLS.. WAX FLOWER MATERIALS.. MATERIALS FOR DECALCOM ANT _QUADRILLE Pastans per. Envelopes to 1 A Hee {PANIONS, peniiees: pencils, . oe PICTURE BLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PAPER.. Fringes, Buttons, Etc. SILK AND Bi ee FRINGES PASSEMENTERING..... BUTTONS, inds—1060 val SHADE AND PICTURE. COKD + . CHENILLE CORD AND BLACK HERCULES BRAID GILT BULLION FRINGE bee cecerenseds Deversseey FILLING reuronaran, git moa SOFA CUSHIONS, RESTS, PIX CUSHIONS. suiveas caam m Fog ena ee he wim % init. AND AIDA debated ORANGE Pagers tv¥ LEAVES....0.0.. OSTRICH DARTS, DAGGERS, ANCHORS, CLASPS, SWORDS, . FRENCH BHOE DRESSING, TACK HAMMERS.. . " 4 ¥ The Place 4 6 Buy your Hardware Furnt te ite, pre fa ? ran 4 mess, Se Shaw, , NBAR UNION HOTEL... Si pear sti ey NEVADA OITY. MAIN OTR : HETARGiOT. CAND MOST. Ain FOUND IN NEVADA CO COMPLETE STOCK oF GOODS IN. THEIR LINE J the Furniture Department Everything for Housekeeping, —SUCH As—Elegant Chamber and Parlor Sets, Handsome Dining and Centre Tables, ' Richly Upholstered Lounges, Artistic Rockers and Easy Chairs, ‘Willow and Rattan Chairs, ° Mirrors, Cornices, Window Shades, Hall Stands, Book Stands, — — aie Mattresses, Pillows, And Everything else kept in a Firstclass Furniture House. ‘The : Hardware ; and : Crockery : Department Is Second to none in Nevada County. os wu may j IN THE CROCKERY WARE LINE WE HAVE Attractive Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. French Porcelain Sets. Fine Hanging and Table Lanips. -Exquisite Glassware, Plain and Decorated Dishes of all kinds. Fine Stock ef Cutlery. A full assortment of Carvers. All qualities of Spoons, Knives and Forks, A splendid display of Pocket Cutlery. IN abe HARDWARE DEPARTMEN smear. NT WE HAVE . \ STOVES, IRON, STEEL, eae: nicht HOSE, PLOWS, —PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, And Everything else kept . inthe Hardware Line. rs Tin, Copper and Iron Goods always in stock. THE LOWNESS OF OUR PRICES WIL ASTONISE wou. Examine Our Goods and Prices whether you wish to make purchases or not. J: Ey CARR, LEGG & SHAW, Main Street, near the Union Hotel, Nevada City. T.H. CARR, Carr Paes PROPRIETORS oF THE PALACE : Oe, Pine ana Commercial Sts., Nevada City. Ka, CONSTANTLY THING USUALLY POUND I ¥ : DRUG :: STORE, ON HAND LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERYWiwaltnaiged Drug Store. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKs, . PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. MISCELLANEOUS nooKs, PERIODICALS, Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, i PICTORIALS, NEWSPAPERS, FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. The Finest Brands of f Cigars in Nevada City Prescriptions accurately and carefully gist. compounded by a careful and competent Drug‘NEVADA DRUG ‘STORE, Corner Bread and Pind Streste. ide Mate eN bo sigsited ra detuem et Nevada City. PROPRIETOR, . . Caton Breage teat tatages, London, Herr nd Que nua Ona rare LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMES, BRUSHES, HAND MIRRORS, TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. a mba ghd GIVEN ae on COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS BY A. COMGHARANNOT, SUCCESSOR TO -SHURTLEFF &. OHARONWAT, DEALER IN ai Provisions, Feed, Canned Goods, Wis, igus, f) tance free of charge. ey sere nt public patna le mont ens solicited. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty, All Gcaie sold at Bed Rock Priecs, and delivered within'a reasonable aie é SOW eT Teer double..,. s ; REP! Rt 5 eee eres te ten eh se eeemtes . . MALINE RUCHES.,,,.. Tetreestevegeepegecegnge cowninios, erase, ANBELME A, OHARONNAT, =~ mn dott Caley ara, NEVADA Ofty, 4}