Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-10
JOTTINGS AROUND US.
ATTEND the Matinee on Saturday

M. L rdnkennelnef sells dry
goods very cheap at Gold Hill.
Sam Kee is doing washing as
usual. He will call for clothes.
The Virginia City Coal Company
have a delinquent list advertised
to-day.
Nut-pine wood is selling at S14
per cord in this market. Cedar at
twelve dollars.
The Belmont Courier" comes to
us with half sheet, owing to the
illness of the editor, Mr.. j. Booth.
Carrying a cold water joke too
far got one of the participants a
knock down yesterday.
Superintendent Yerrington, of
the V. & 7. r. r., was in town yes
terday.
Davenport has received a stock
of holiday goods for the little ones.
Call and see the display.
No case of scarlet fever has man
Tested itself as yet in Silver City,
Notwithstanding it's prevalence at
Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson.
The Wheeler Combination Troupe
have a benefit tomorrow night.
Give them a rouser; they are de-
serving of it.
The eighth anniversary ball of
the Miners Union, of Gold Hill,
was held ON Tuesday evening, and
was very largely attended.
We regret to learn that Mr..
Stegman, of the firm of Myers q
Stegman, has been quite i'll. He is
now convalescing.
Mr.. Langtry, Superintendent of
the Lyon Mill and Mining Com
pany, is very i'll, fears being enter
tanned for his recovery on Tuesday
The meat markets of this place
present as fine an appearance as
similar establishments in the larger
cities Of the State.
"Conrad" Wiegenstein offers his
stone house for sale. He wishes to
embark in business and wants the
proceeds. He was the first white
settler in Virginia City.
The Alhambra Saloon received
an additional Tilton & Mcfarland
fire and burglar proof safe, yester-
day. 1t weighed about 1000
pounds.
Reports from Panamint are not
as favorable as they were month
since. Some who were intending
to go to that country have about
given up the idea of doing so.
The White House have a splen-
did stock of clothing, suitable for
the season. Their shipments of
late have been varied as well as
stylish.
A number of real estate trans
actions the past week. The terms
are kept secret, yet we hear prices
have greatly enhanced the past six
months.
Acting upon our suggestion, we
learn that Mr.. Dixon is about
erecting some tenement houses on
the lot recently purchased OF Bob
Buzan. More are wanted.
NJ. NJ. Friedrich manufactures
jewelry in any quantity or of any
design. He has the best assorted
stock of watches, clocks, diamonds
and iewelry, and is selling it at less
prices than ever before found IN the
State. Great bargains are pro-
| durable.
Banner Brothers keep up their
assortment of gents clothing IN
spite of the rush. As long as the
cars of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad can make their regular
trips they will do SO.
Charley Gruber, at the Union
Hotel, Dayton, continues to supply
his numerous customers with the
very best grub in the State.
Then he has the best building oc-
cupied as a hotel, as it was special
ly built for the purpose.
Information is wanted concerning
Phillip Ripper, who has been. at
Rocky Bar, and has or had interests
in claims there. He has mother
in England who is anxious to know
of his whereabouts. Any informa-
ton forwarded to Jenny Trewhela,
Scales Mound, Illinois, will be
thankfully received.