Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-15
JOTTINGS,
Beautiful weather.

Three weddings in one night-all
of Silverites. pr.E.r
The Accidentals had their social
on Friday night.
A new slum reservoir is being
erected below town.
The Old Folks dance at DAYTON
was we'll attended, and a good time
! had. .-..-- -,-..... ~
Our restaurants present hand
some appearance in their show
windows.
Lucas saloon is doing rushing
business these days.
Meyer & Stegman, of Dayton,
have opened their dry goods depart
ment opposite their old stand. 49,
j. X. Shaw has convenience for
100 horses nightly. His stable and
corral is on Main street, Dayton.
The Mound House saloon keeps
the best liquors procurable in any
market.
Charley Gruber, at the Union
Hotel, Dayton, has lately received a
choice stock of table wines.
J. d. Sims d Co. is the name of
the great grocery house. They are
to be found in Dayton, but supply
goods to any part OF the county.
G.. G. Fish keeps a first-class rest
aurant and lodging house. As a
mixologist, Fish is not wanting.
DR.. Hazlett can always be found
at the Dayton Drug Store, ready to
administer to the wants of the
suffering.
The Golden Eagle Hotel, of Day.
ton, is gaining popularity daily un-
der the management of Mr.. Jaqua.
Barnes keeps some of the best
buggy teams to be found in the
State.
At Bonham's variety store, Post
office building, Dayton, can be found
everything in the line of stationery,
confectionery, fruits, jewelry, etc.
The Silver House saloon is still in
the hands of those celebrated dispen-
sers of choice beverages, Curley &
Jack.
Mrs. Coats new lodging house
will be elegantly furnished.
The Armory Hall saloon con-
tinues to supply the thirsty with
liquids of the best, and no discount,
only at billiards, then on the finest
table in the State.
Walter, Rosenthal Il Co. continue
to serve their customers with goods
at the lowest possible rates.
The Alhambra Saloon have a
choice stock of wines, liquors and
cigars, not eXcelled in any country.
The tiger" holds forth nightly,
there or Whereabouts.
Strauss & Co. deliver meats to all
parts of town or district.
Alex. Whitman has sold out his
saloon and now pays particular at
tention to the Barnum Restaurant.
Paul Gross keeps one or more de-
livery wagons busy supplying choice
cuts of beef, veal, mutton, etc.
Claus Becker knows how to ca
ter to the wants of his numerous
guests. The Oasis has regular Roy
al Bangal tiger, but it is not danger
Gus to those who do not punch him.
Frett's private boarding house con-
tinueS to draw the crowd. Good
"grub" in that neighborhood.
Theo. S. Davenport has large
stock of stationery, tobacco, cigars,
confectionery, and nick-nacks.
Joe Munckton has gone below to
attend the races, but Harry keeps
the Chrysopolis running along as
usual. He plays a good game Of
casino.
The Silver House is always full to
overlooking because mine host Ben
netts never allows an opportunity to
please his guests to pass bye with
out doing so.
Goldstone has gone below to re-
plenish his stock.
Charley Boisot has a large stock
of drugs and medicines, and care
fully prepares prescriptions.
T. r. Farr is making the best quail
ity of boots for price that warrants
all to call on him and wear good
fitting boots.
II. Harris does assaylng, and his
bars are always received at the
Branch Mint.
Robedee & Co. are running their
Silver City and Gold Hill bus line
rain or shine, and always make
time.
Dallas never fails to put in an APP
pearance twice day. The Dayton
and Virginia Stage Line is necessl-
tv that our people can't get along
without.
We hear of a number of new resi-
dences about being erected. They
are very much needed.
The DEVILS Gate mill is not run
ing at present. We hope to see her
start up shortly.
County Scrip is selling at IS cents
on the dollar. No excuse for such
discount. Tommy Lyons is buying
all that is offered him AT that price.