August 6, 1898 (4 pages)

aac” ISON, 1d: Tobacco ar in Town, SON, senborg Bros BE is ea ae ible, change Hotel Prop’r. able of D BUGGIES the State. tabi + Stable. Oprietor, > transient ght. ada City, ANCE: ociation: * Day: rd of oceu ; , when un-. accident. ly killed j ‘you are, i * $4.00, ‘oot ers upon, dues of; larges te guar— m to ite rite Y,. ager, 0, Cak a “AL, ites, WwW carS and h the nient. hing. safe. uel. ICE Safest and. Most Effectual oy 38TH YRAR—NO. 11674 THE TRANSCRIPT. . . BROWN & CALKINS, : £3 Fifty Cents Per Month. e ADVERTISING RATES, Made known on application. —_ HOUSE CLEANING, Etc., Etc., Etc. E. COLEMAN Is prepared to. do.ey ything, and anything Y ome job Bo as ' , Give me a trial and. satisfaction will be jars orders at a 0 S ‘ The finest and purest’ of WhiskiesROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead and is see sarees: b 1 tobe the best b -on et. It highly rescaaabled tietiedie mad snedl: al use. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS, ‘A. B. WOLR, Sole Agent. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, A. J. HOMANN, = -= _ Proprietor Choice. Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc:, Baked Every Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty The. Best Liquors, “The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can : always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke ton hand, such as: “‘Kentucky Taylor,” "Jess: Moore,” “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar Pepper,” 1d "Robin Hood.” and Wm. J. Britland. THE GROTTO, . MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see us. We will make your visit a pleasant one. Femember the place—Brace’s old.stand, Main eke ppd Nevada City, Union Livery ‘Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, Prop’r . The finest turn-outs n he county,and plenty of them Open dav and night Drs: Crezolene Whooping Cough, Crou Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, CRESOLENE being administered by ivuhalation, gives the Means ‘Of treating the t t and. bropeh: . _ tubes ts wonde as ison on ties cos invaluable In Contagious Diseases Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cali. h Aneamemmers SOLICITED Pade senePatet Ear ecds Ba = ti J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of. Vocal and instrumental ee Masic,_ Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. _ Visits Nevada City, Grass Vallgy and other ute Nevada City. G d ot of inatceting papiie st thelr own * . advance, : . office of County Cler, { ion of the Republican nominating convenIs hereby.announced as 4 Office of Sheriff of Ney: ‘gision of the Republican nominating convention. yo \Chas.W.Kam&Co, ee SEAR NA I NN ae Five dollars will be: charged for all political announcements up. to the} . meeting of the Conventions, and: mone’ will be published unless paid for in REPUBLICAN. . For Justice of the Peace. we ~—For County Surveyor. _ J. H. MATHER For County. Clerk, FRED L. ARBOGAST Is hereby announced didate for th % ik, subject to the deuisFor Sheriff. O. K. CLOUDMAN . ada. ity, subject to county, su the decision of the Republican nominating convention, For Sheriff. D. B. GETCHELL Is hereby announced as a candidate for the girs Sheriff of Nevada cou puuabeebt 60 e decision of the Republican n convention. ae * For Treasurer. A. C. COOKE hereby announced a for Boh y Trearevor of Mavads Ferner gpa Sve to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. : For County Treasurer. JOHN GLASSON, Of Grass Valley is abige f announced as a ¢andidnte for the office of County Treasurer the Republican b; For Recorder. JOHN WERRY . Is hereby announced as a candidate for the of Gounty rder, subject to the deFor Recorder. JOHN S. GREGORY Announces himself a candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention, For County Superintendent. J. G. O'NEILL Is hereb inced sandidate for the Rovede ou Rostinating Convention. . For Superintendent of Schools. W. J. ROGERS h ced candidate for th date cf Connie tonetintaninee at aoe For Superintendent of Schools. W. A. SLEEP ~ Is hereby announced as a candidate for the oO! of County Superintendent of School ns to the n-of the Republican nominating convention. For Supervisor. -(Foorth District.) A. J. WOOD, anaes pe fee teaivotion, mations eS ot the decision of the Republican County Con vention. — A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wfimes and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, . Which is the best 'in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Choice Ma! Wine for family and medicipal purpo ce. Special jection of Fine Wines Genulne imported Swiss, Limbur and hepe.-Partleulae wibaSe oS? eal New : Vegetable, FRUIT —AND— POULTRY STORE. Smee meeat = aro Pirst-Class Store inthe Transcript. Block, re they will keep constantly on hand the ‘Will be a cand of Ju ah announced as a for . Silas saeae came a decision of the! “i JOHN T. RILEY HENRY C. SCHROEDER Is hereby announced as’ a candidate AsSaas seeinaae ree, oe Bubmmpemerrcctamnacertine to . “DEY BEAT THE WORLD.” . «American made Shoes have no. supeGEORGE COUGHLAN Con For County Glerk. J.J: GREANY tion, For Sheriff. MOSES BATES . Announces himself ndid r. Sheriff, eel eeteeeties of tor Dement For Sheriff. JOHN H. PASCOE. Ig bse 1p § announced: as‘a candidate for KA Neweda mate subject. ta the deot rap the Sore io nominating convention. For Gounty: Tronsure?. _E.W. .SCHMIDT Is hereby announced as a candidate for the ocratic nominating conention., : : ——L—LL—L—L—L——L— EEE Piano For Rent. Good piano will be rented for $2.50 per month. Apply to W.H. Crawford. . j26-lw Lest. A gold-filled hunting case watch, make of Klune & Floherg, Sacramento, was lostin the street inIN: levada City. A reasonable reward. will be paid for its return to the TRaNsORIPT office. i Private Lessons subjects thoroughly taught. -Arithmeticand book-keeping a speciality. Close attention to backward scholars. -Terms «Reasonable. C. E, MARTYN, care of Mrs, Quintana, Nimrod Street, Nevada City, = = jy6. ‘Blacksmithing and Wagonmaking BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now prepared to doall kinds of blacksmithing and wagon work with neatness aud dispatch. Pick .work and, mizing .work a specialty. New wagons and carriages . built.to order. Place of business on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. Mrs. C. M.: Mails Has brought up. with. her from San, Francisso a fine Jine of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O'Shanters and Walking Hats.in the latest styles. (mi6-tf) Broad street,jnext to: Luetje & Brand's. LL. BOWMAN, J.P. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. BXTRACTING SKILLFULLY. DON NATIONAL: MARKET , Broad St,, Opp. Citizeus’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, . Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Saysages, ete. Shelmetesndvoastt *And all kinds of Meata . sally f u ‘ina first Big Reduction In Summer Pants. W. H. HIBBITT, Merchant Gailor, Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA. CITY. Summer Pants to Order, + $5 00 Summer Pants to Order, 6 00 Summer. Pants to-Qrder, 7 00 "Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. jotel. Nevada City. All my work is made in Nevads City. Perfect fit and firet-claga. workmanship “For Justice of the Peate, -180 satisfactory. _flowest price ut wh {be sold. Judge us by these items,’ . The Gem Saloon, 50 CENTS A WEEK. { . Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars} Given by an experienced school teacher. All {Andrews & Polkinghorn riors anywhere, It may be » fad some‘times to-wear French or English made footwear but the results.are not nearly ‘Look at our live of Fine Shoes. Eyen the most ardent lover of “imported goods”. wil) pronounce them perfect, American, shoe manufacturers excel, like American gunners. ik We get the best goods and we fix the ich such quality can Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. @@” All kinds of repairing done on ee notice and at the lowest rates, Glenbrook Saloon, Pine Street, Nevada City. JOE CONROY, Prop’r,: é y ‘AVING PURCHASED: THE ABOVE OLD.~ . established stand I intend to conduct ib inthe best manner and will keep. on hand onlythe . Finest Liquors, Beer, Wines AND CIGARS. My long experience in the business has tastes taught me how to cater to the of the public in this line. Give mea call. mil0 CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. There are many places where’ you »can be accommodated with fine But the cuter of them all is the Old GEM, which has had such a reputation for so man coe DROP IN ALL YE WHO HAVE NEVER TRIED THIS PLACE. TRY— ; Geo. W. Dunster’s BARBER SHOP If you particular about your shaving and hair cutting. On Commercial Street. Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention tation of ba; wOOD ton on 6 id to the transpor for theatrical parties. D. 8. BAKER, Crissel Bros, Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, BACON, Etc., KEYSTONE Magxet—Commercial Street, “The Referee.” ALWAYS THE BEST OF Wines, Ales, Ligaors and C’gars, Call and see how ’tis yourself. Commercial Street. Smith & Hartman. James Foley Has the Finest j ‘Candy and Ice Cream Parlors In Nevada County, . Speciaities—-Home-made Candies and the beat of Ice Cream Soda. Commercial Street. Larry Fitzgerald Deals in only the very best of Wines, Ales, Liquors and.Cigars, One trial will convince you that it is the right place. Commercial Street. i Are Dealers in all kinds ef Vegetables and Fruits, Fish, Ete. Free Delivery Wagon. Broad. Street, next to Armory: Hall. Nevada City Undertaking Go. GEO. A. GRAY, Manager. Night calls from Union Hotel Telephone—Office, 281 ; Residence 283. Jack Scheeler ls the Up-to-Date Tailor. He keeps on hand the best stock of Foreign and Domestic Cloths in town. ‘He makes suits at the lowest prices. LL ——_—_— = P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Wt PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND nited States Courts _ JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, a SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1868. Business. Directory, [BOY WORK A COW BELL . E Pe af Timber Cruiser, Who Was Lost im the Northers Wodds,/ Talks About, His Adventures—Dining on Raw Porcupine. _ G. W. Piper, a timber cruiser, has just returned: to Pine City, Minn., after a novel experience in the woods. He was on raw porcupine, and at last was led’ out of the brush in a most unexpected manner. While jhis experience was a serious one, Piper-cannot refrainifrom ‘laughing’ every time he tells the story, “I was off in the big timber just this. “and -in some way /lost-mycompass. and my bearings atthe same. time. The discovery rattled. me, I will admit, and for a time I was no better than a crazy man. Snow was falling at the time, so I could not gain any idea of directions from the sun, but as I had my rifle with me and as my pack contained a heavy blanket I felt no alarm, “Well, I wandered around in the woods until night, and then went into camp. Early next morning I tried to get‘a deer, but not one could I run across, and finally I killed a porcupine. ‘As I was by some unaccountable mischance without matches; I was foreed to. eat the meat raw, and I must say it was almost’ too much for my stomach, even used asiamtorough fare. “Late in the afternoon T heard the tinkling of a cowbell in the distance. Knowing there were no cows in that } section of the country the noise set me thinking. I could not understand it at all, and ‘so‘determined to follow . } Away through the woods I went, traveling at a pretty rapid pace, but go as fast as I would 1 could not overtake ,that bell. Finally I began to think { was losing my senses, and that the tinkling of the bell was but'a fancy. “When night came I camped in the hollow under an overturned tree, and ‘once during the long hours was I LOST IN THE WOODS. awakened by that infernal bell, way off ‘in the distance. Todo awed to investigate in the dark I-lay perfectly quiet, At last the noise ceased altogether. Bright and early . was up, determined to solve the mystery of that bell if I never got out of the woods. Another porcupine furnished me a meal. While [ was gnawing at the dark flesh: and wishing I had some matches the sound of. the bell came to my ears again, and iike a shot [ was off. “After trawling rapidly -for several hours I struck a stretch of soft snow, ind here I found tracks which confused me. They were not the tracks made vy @ man wearing boots, not the racks made by a man wearing mocsasins, nor yet were they the tracks of an animal. They. were simply huge holes in the snow, apparently made by a broom being pushed down into the snow and twisted around. This. wasa puzzler, and my nerve began to desert me, for I did not know what I might be running into, : “Desperate with hunger and fright, { made up my mind to solve the mystery at all hazards, and so started on he trail on a run, and I want to say I aiade pretty fair progress through the soft snow. Late in the afternoon I caught sight of a dark form in the ‘underbrush some distance ahead of me, and the tinkle of that old. bell rang out clear and distinct; Just as Il'raised my rifle to shoot, something—I cannot tell what—impelled me to lower the weapon, and a second later I saw the object ahead of me was. boy. “Calling to him, I asked him to stop. He did so, and we were soon talking. I then found that the fellow wasa halfwitted boy, who had gone deer-hunting with a big cowbell tied to his waist and his feet wrapped in deer skins. He was afraid of being mistaken by some fool hunter for a deer, he told me, and so had decided to carry the bell as.a warning to all who might feel like taking a chance at him. “This explanation knocked me down, but as the young fellow knew the way out of the woods I made no-complaint, and meekly allowed him to lead me to civilization.” TYPEWRITERS They ‘Educate as Well as Pease gente R ’Provide the children with the means to ob tain a livelihood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, A moderate outlay that secures a profitable investment for your boy or'girl, we G. W. WICKSON & CO. Nevada City. Mistaken*for a: Uy Fool Bunters . . ) G jC ER lost in the forest for three days, lived. ee a amen lake,’ suid lr) Pier, . Raricy Groceries the sound—and a pretty chase it led me.}” J. J. JACKSON, — “=. Proprietor . Agency For--fonogram Whiskey ° : Blue Label Catsup : Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for ; PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND:POTTED ~. BATS AND FISH. Perigo $1 00. Pickles, 1% gal. bottles. a5 Duffy’s Malt....100] “ in bulk, per gal. 50 Gamecock Whisky {a!,. 1 00/Olives, I 25 XL Whibky ..... 75. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Bryant's Root Beer ,2h. 10] Everything else in proportion. ‘Hire’s " * tet: * gor ++ 2 © 6 & +4 ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is. the Best. S Give ita Trial, © = 2 2 2 ee et ee aie cteeeteeteeenineinntes epee ee Ssrrsvyvenvvovevvvnennvonennes = STATIONERY 3 7AMLANAAAANUAAAAAAAANDAANULAUNES —At DICKERMAN’S. Pas I have increased my stock and added many new features. LADIES witt find the only ‘eomplete line of French, American and Crepe Gissue papers in this city, All new stock. SH PPPEOP A Fine Box of Stationery for 25 Cents. OOOQOOOOSO _ Drugs, Saline, S DICKERMAN SO Photo Supplies. OOOOOOOGOO TELEPHUNE 301. Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Adi A.B. WOLF, CASH GROCER. {NS a Lowest Prices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, Boneless Sardines, etc. Remember we. are Sole Agenis for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hooa Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake F lonr, ete. PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. 7, \JJORDAN MANUFACTURER ST LOUIS aylp guetrieto Me te ENGLAND. == Be sure you get the Jordan “AAAI” Cutlery. Positively the best possible on earth and consequently the most-expensive to buy. For sale by leading dealers everywhere. —~ THE TRANSCRIPT PUBLISHES THE VERY ee Sand 5 Front St., San Fransiseo. ’ ‘LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

aac” ISON, 1d: Tobacco ar in Town, SON, senborg Bros BE is ea ae ible, change Hotel Prop’r. able of D BUGGIES the State. tabi + Stable. Oprietor, > transient ght. ada City, ANCE: ociation: * Day: rd of oceu ; , when un-. accident.. ly killed j ‘you are, i * $4.00, ‘oot ers upon, dues of; larges te guar— m to ite rite Y,. ager, 0, Cak a “AL, ites, WwW carS and h the nient. hing. safe.. uel. ICE Safest and. Most Effectual oy 38TH YRAR—NO. 11674 THE TRANSCRIPT. . . BROWN & CALKINS, : £3 Fifty Cents Per Month. e ADVERTISING RATES, Made known on application. —_ HOUSE CLEANING, Etc., Etc., Etc. E. COLEMAN Is prepared to. do.ey ything, and anything Y ome job Bo as ' , Give me a trial and. satisfaction will be jars orders at a 0 S ‘ The finest and purest’ of WhiskiesROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead and is see sarees: b 1 tobe the best b -on et. It highly rescaaabled tietiedie mad snedl: al use. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS, ‘A. B. WOLR, Sole Agent. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, A. J. HOMANN, = -= _ Proprietor Choice. Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc:, Baked Every Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty The. Best Liquors, “The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can : always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke ton hand, such as: “‘Kentucky Taylor,” "Jess: Moore,” “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar Pepper,” 1d "Robin Hood.” and Wm. J. Britland. THE GROTTO, . MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see us. We will make your visit a pleasant one. Femember the place—Brace’s old.stand, Main eke ppd Nevada City, Union Livery ‘Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, Prop’r . The finest turn-outs n he county,and plenty of them Open dav and night Drs: Crezolene Whooping Cough, Crou Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, CRESOLENE being administered by ivuhalation, gives the Means ‘Of treating the t t and. bropeh: . _ tubes ts wonde as ison on ties cos invaluable In Contagious Diseases Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cali. h Aneamemmers SOLICITED Pade senePatet Ear ecds Ba = ti J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of. Vocal and instrumental ee Masic,_ Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. _ Visits Nevada City, Grass Vallgy and other ute Nevada City. G d ot of inatceting papiie st thelr own * . advance, : . office of County Cler, { ion of the Republican nominating convenIs hereby.announced as 4 Office of Sheriff of Ney: ‘gision of the Republican nominating convention. yo \Chas.W.Kam&Co, ee SEAR NA I NN ae Five dollars will be: charged for all political announcements up. to the} . meeting of the Conventions, and: mone’ will be published unless paid for in REPUBLICAN. . For Justice of the Peace. we ~—For County Surveyor. _ J. H. MATHER For County. Clerk, FRED L. ARBOGAST Is hereby announced didate for th % ik, subject to the deuisFor Sheriff. O. K. CLOUDMAN . ada. ity, subject to county, su the decision of the Republican nominating convention, For Sheriff. D. B. GETCHELL Is hereby announced as a candidate for the girs Sheriff of Nevada cou puuabeebt 60 e decision of the Republican n convention. ae * For Treasurer. A. C. COOKE hereby announced a for Boh y Trearevor of Mavads Ferner gpa Sve to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. : For County Treasurer. JOHN GLASSON, Of Grass Valley is abige f announced as a ¢andidnte for the office of County Treasurer the Republican b; For Recorder. JOHN WERRY . Is hereby announced as a candidate for the of Gounty rder, subject to the deFor Recorder. JOHN S. GREGORY Announces himself a candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention, For County Superintendent. J. G. O'NEILL Is hereb inced sandidate for the Rovede ou Rostinating Convention. . For Superintendent of Schools. W. J. ROGERS h ced candidate for th date cf Connie tonetintaninee at aoe For Superintendent of Schools. W. A. SLEEP ~ Is hereby announced as a candidate for the oO! of County Superintendent of School ns to the n-of the Republican nominating convention. For Supervisor. -(Foorth District.) A. J. WOOD, anaes pe fee teaivotion, mations eS ot the decision of the Republican County Con vention. — A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wfimes and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, . Which is the best 'in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Choice Ma! Wine for family and medicipal purpo ce. Special jection of Fine Wines Genulne imported Swiss, Limbur and hepe.-Partleulae wibaSe oS? eal New : Vegetable, FRUIT —AND— POULTRY STORE. Smee meeat = aro Pirst-Class Store inthe Transcript. Block, re they will keep constantly on hand the ‘Will be a cand of Ju ah announced as a for . Silas saeae came a decision of the! “i JOHN T. RILEY HENRY C. SCHROEDER Is hereby announced as’ a candidate AsSaas seeinaae ree, oe Bubmmpemerrcctamnacertine to . “DEY BEAT THE WORLD.” . «American made Shoes have no. supeGEORGE COUGHLAN Con For County Glerk. J.J: GREANY tion, For Sheriff. MOSES BATES . Announces himself ndid r. Sheriff, eel eeteeeties of tor Dement For Sheriff. JOHN H. PASCOE. Ig bse 1p § announced: as‘a candidate for KA Neweda mate subject. ta the deot rap the Sore io nominating convention. For Gounty: Tronsure?. _E.W. .SCHMIDT Is hereby announced as a candidate for the ocratic nominating conention., : : ——L—LL—L—L—L——L— EEE Piano For Rent. Good piano will be rented for $2.50 per month. Apply to W.H. Crawford. . j26-lw Lest. A gold-filled hunting case watch, make of Klune & Floherg, Sacramento, was lostin the street inIN: levada City.. A reasonable reward. will be paid for its return to the TRaNsORIPT office. i Private Lessons subjects thoroughly taught. -Arithmeticand book-keeping a speciality. Close attention to backward scholars. -Terms «Reasonable. C. E, MARTYN, care of Mrs, Quintana, Nimrod Street, Nevada City, = = jy6. ‘Blacksmithing and Wagonmaking BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now prepared to doall kinds of blacksmithing and wagon work with neatness aud dispatch. Pick .work and, mizing .work a specialty. New wagons and carriages . built.to order. Place of business on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. Mrs. C. M.: Mails Has brought up. with. her from San, Francisso a fine Jine of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O'Shanters and Walking Hats.in the latest styles. (mi6-tf) Broad street,jnext to: Luetje & Brand's. LL. BOWMAN, J.P. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. BXTRACTING SKILLFULLY. DON NATIONAL: MARKET , Broad St,, Opp. Citizeus’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, . Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Saysages, ete. Shelmetesndvoastt *And all kinds of Meata . sally f u ‘ina first Big Reduction In Summer Pants. W. H. HIBBITT, Merchant Gailor,

Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA. CITY. Summer Pants to Order, + $5 00 Summer Pants to Order, 6 00 Summer. Pants to-Qrder, 7 00 "Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. jotel. Nevada City. All my work is made in Nevads City. Perfect fit and firet-claga. workmanship “For Justice of the Peate, -180 satisfactory. _flowest price ut wh {be sold. Judge us by these items,’ . The Gem Saloon, 50 CENTS A WEEK. { . Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars} Given by an experienced school teacher. All {Andrews & Polkinghorn riors anywhere, It may be » fad some‘times to-wear French or English made footwear but the results.are not nearly ‘Look at our live of Fine Shoes. Eyen the most ardent lover of “imported goods”. wil) pronounce them perfect, American, shoe manufacturers excel, like American gunners. ik We get the best goods and we fix the ich such quality can Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. @@” All kinds of repairing done on ee notice and at the lowest rates, Glenbrook Saloon, Pine Street, Nevada City. JOE CONROY, Prop’r,: é y ‘AVING PURCHASED: THE ABOVE OLD.~ . established stand I intend to conduct ib inthe best manner and will keep. on hand onlythe . Finest Liquors, Beer, Wines AND CIGARS. My long experience in the business has tastes taught me how to cater to the of the public in this line. Give mea call. mil0 CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. There are many places where’ you »can be accommodated with fine But the cuter of them all is the Old GEM, which has had such a reputation for so man coe DROP IN ALL YE WHO HAVE NEVER TRIED THIS PLACE. TRY— ; Geo. W. Dunster’s BARBER SHOP If you particular about your shaving and hair cutting. On Commercial Street. Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention tation of ba; wOOD ton on 6 id to the transpor for theatrical parties. D. 8. BAKER, Crissel Bros, Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, BACON, Etc., KEYSTONE Magxet—Commercial Street, “The Referee.” ALWAYS THE BEST OF Wines, Ales, Ligaors and C’gars, Call and see how ’tis yourself. Commercial Street. Smith & Hartman. James Foley Has the Finest j ‘Candy and Ice Cream Parlors In Nevada County, . Speciaities—-Home-made Candies and the beat of Ice Cream Soda. Commercial Street. Larry Fitzgerald Deals in only the very best of Wines, Ales, Liquors and.Cigars, One trial will convince you that it is the right place. Commercial Street. i Are Dealers in all kinds ef Vegetables and Fruits, Fish, Ete. Free Delivery Wagon. Broad. Street, next to Armory: Hall. Nevada City Undertaking Go. GEO. A. GRAY, Manager. Night calls from Union Hotel Telephone—Office, 281 ; Residence 283. Jack Scheeler ls the Up-to-Date Tailor. He keeps on hand the best stock of Foreign and Domestic Cloths in town. ‘He makes suits at the lowest prices. LL ——_—_— = P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Wt PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND nited States Courts _ JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, a SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1868. Business. Directory, [BOY WORK A COW BELL . E Pe af Timber Cruiser, Who Was Lost im the Northers Wodds,/ Talks About, His Adventures—Dining on Raw Porcupine. _ G. W. Piper, a timber cruiser, has just returned: to Pine City, Minn., after a novel experience in the woods. He was on raw porcupine, and at last was led’ out of the brush in a most unexpected manner. While jhis experience was a serious one, Piper-cannot refrainifrom ‘laughing’ every time he tells the story, “I was off in the big timber just this. “and -in some way /lost-mycompass. and my bearings atthe same. time. The discovery rattled. me, I will admit, and for a time I was no better than a crazy man. Snow was falling at the time, so I could not gain any idea of directions from the sun, but as I had my rifle with me and as my pack contained a heavy blanket I felt no alarm, “Well, I wandered around in the woods until night, and then went into camp. Early next morning I tried to get‘a deer, but not one could I run across, and finally I killed a porcupine. ‘As I was by some unaccountable mischance without matches; I was foreed to. eat the meat raw, and I must say it was almost’ too much for my stomach, even used asiamtorough fare. “Late in the afternoon T heard the tinkling of a cowbell in the distance. Knowing there were no cows in that } section of the country the noise set me thinking. I could not understand it at all, and ‘so‘determined to follow . } Away through the woods I went, traveling at a pretty rapid pace, but go as fast as I would 1 could not overtake ,that bell. Finally I began to think { was losing my senses, and that the tinkling of the bell was but'a fancy. “When night came I camped in the hollow under an overturned tree, and ‘once during the long hours was I LOST IN THE WOODS. awakened by that infernal bell, way off ‘in the distance. Todo awed to investigate in the dark I-lay perfectly quiet, At last the noise ceased altogether. Bright and early . was up, determined to solve the mystery of that bell if I never got out of the woods. Another porcupine furnished me a meal. While [ was gnawing at the dark flesh: and wishing I had some matches the sound of. the bell came to my ears again, and iike a shot [ was off. “After trawling rapidly -for several hours I struck a stretch of soft snow, ind here I found tracks which confused me. They were not the tracks made vy @ man wearing boots, not the racks made by a man wearing mocsasins, nor yet were they the tracks of an animal. They. were simply huge holes in the snow, apparently made by a broom being pushed down into the snow and twisted around. This. wasa puzzler, and my nerve began to desert me, for I did not know what I might be running into, : “Desperate with hunger and fright, { made up my mind to solve the mystery at all hazards, and so started on he trail on a run, and I want to say I aiade pretty fair progress through the soft snow. Late in the afternoon I caught sight of a dark form in the ‘underbrush some distance ahead of me, and the tinkle of that old. bell rang out clear and distinct; Just as Il'raised my rifle to shoot, something—I cannot tell what—impelled me to lower the weapon, and a second later I saw the object ahead of me was. boy. “Calling to him, I asked him to stop. He did so, and we were soon talking. I then found that the fellow wasa halfwitted boy, who had gone deer-hunting with a big cowbell tied to his waist and his feet wrapped in deer skins. 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