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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
lf Nou Want To be Strong, Healthy
and Vigorous.

Take f. +. kunNcls Bitter Wine Of Iron No
language cAn convey an adequate idea ot the I'M
mediate and almost miraculous change produced ~
taki4g f, +. kunAeNs Bitter Wine O. Iron IN the
diseased, dehl.tatcl aud shattered nervous SYST IN.
neither Aruken down ny excess weak hy nature, or
lupsirei lay sickness. She rclaNed ami unsirune
urHaHsAtiuA is restored ~ perfect hesiih and tlgor
Nnd ony IN 81 btles. ttlice ami Store. No. ss9
NNftn Nuth s., Pm sleiphIA Only IN s. bottles.
Sod ny al druggists.
NHRNtV> pgBIMTY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
neh!Hy. a depressed. irritable state OF nind 3
wcAN, ucrN cas. exhausted feehns. NO enerGy or
ANIMATION, confused h. AL, wsAs memory. .the COR
sequences ~ exc sses, mrutsl oytrwoSs. This
nervous deutNy nnds = sovereign cure Ia E :
kULke. Ei.;rr Mine of lron. IL tones he svsielus
v.>pc.s thc mcn'Al gioom aud de>ponitncy. sui
rt,lNcnato> ihe en- ,re system So.d only IN 8. hot
ies set tEe eeaUlne. TsSe ony :. 7. Kuake,S
. Las yellow wrApacr a0ouui Il, his pAo' NsrSpA
ou 0V;slde. S0d "a youg Druggist. S. :. hdaSri,
Proprietor, rataiepa.A. "a.
- rArH WORM REMOVED ALIVE -
HeAd ana s., compete in twaN-u:s. No fee III
head pss>es. >ta', Pm AID s,oraAh Worms re-
uoYcl ~ Or. kQnAs.. ~ NovEh y nth street. phi.
a &c qaA Pa 10 hsye rape Worm removed. pa
;itnis Wusi Voue IN, ti; 10. A. o,hsr Nogus, NVur
arnGSisI cAu pracure Is. Ask toF hrSKsl's WosA
>NSrc. iE.ee g.. AMI eaArAS'std SEMI tor en- =
4eg-1uffku
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

tr- q. fkcrf X Gc >erfts "a Mtiicf or rather no
pretended secrets 7 he Medical Faculty. publish as
>hau Us made. all tAtir discoveries and almost all
that known OF resi- value for the cure of disease
has reen discovered by them. DR. AYKR takes the
honorable honest course. and right beVsse is hon
est lie gives to Work and lnyen;s he best remedy
winch medlval skill can devise for the cure OF
maintains his contrul of IL solely hy making II cheap
tr. better. more perfect than any body else can.
II fhr people Wolld enact N ui all who oficr nltt
10 SWALLOW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

81 NERVES pshiiify.--A depressed. irritable state
OF mind weak, nervous exhausted feeling no
euergy animation confused head, weak menl-
ory. Ths consequence OF eNcesses, or mental over
work This Nerfs.s Nhslt;y nuds 4 sovereign cure
In Hu,stArsss Hc,N.rtNi.Ake SfNataf. NJ. u. Ii
tones up the SYSTEM dispels the mental 81 Nom and
dtsponiency, amt NV ensies the entire system. II
Is rertertly harmless ami siws,s etiicient Price
s. for package OF ave hoNes ssd large s. VIA ci
,nwder. hitch Is inipori snI in Old. serious cases
W 81 per single hox SNi by all druggists. W sent
py mali IN rSceils ct price Adtrtss Humphreys
SPECIFIC n,lneoiVS,h,c Medicine tA. M M srSSss-
vsy. NY. fchsAdkw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
NHRY,'I', DEBILITY. NERVOUS pEBItITY,
8taistfr's 3lutirfs.
pEGiSTER's OFFICE.

l. SISTERS OFFICE.
IL NSw CLsTls CpCNEy. NAY sSiA. iS-s.
r'@ app. a;soA ~ jean Merr,CS Mar So.anlol.
Srd A-ut> t'raeH Administrator oi Rst<ecs s;eph-
t;>- ale 81 " .uigs;ol ll-adgyl n So CoGuty lie
'eaS7!. Is IS e0iSrrd an1 d.rN'iei by tae Ress;er
'Hai t0s ADMINISTRATORS Aforesaid give Eoiics 8. ne
Gf-N-ls =; ASi't-s - A!;l.l 1lsiT TStEla Cfou ;as
estate u t'e 3tVvS>s>i. w3sh re date .. srSntns
tgtre>tt. - causing ANt7i' setneui> 'o ~ posted
"Gan tNgtt aa.s tnAsu iat daie * sacA s;tsT>, u
* " T. ieA>. lHte.t p.Sct> IS: me GoGn;y u \ew
tA>s. TVf.ssis a iySo> aSVlaS TX -lsE j. S-sS4l.s;
Iat s'Aie, IL present tae SINE " sAdt ~ a. Aef
- A>St,.nN u >gca c2>s llats Anipray.it,i. Aud
- tA4se ae sAsus 'n x inserted within th-
iS1ic II iAe NAttN CoNsEkctsl- Gt 'ssgzf.sv Nut-
..>heSi " Wilmington an ~ K >oa;ln.t> .Aervia
.1tye NCek>. (e . A
ota IaJei Ire sS-i Sad >eA, c, Ot-cs q
= :. sac Reg.stts aforesaid. S; eW CAS- 4 New
tsss.e N0Oasy Aforesaid. the aAy s2d ye4-
A,S'Ve u gl'1Su.
;. {. RIGGS, Register.
NoVlCE-An rsrs,as AAY.ps -All.s ASAins. :ae
S>;S,e ot tae its-rSs raust v-1>s-i ;ss same ,-iE
Aiiests~l 10 .ae Administrators q " e<fors MAy
-sa 50 - Asie iae Aci .. Assembly Il sseA e&ss
.-.s,.e ..t.d NV ss,i.
MANY SOLOMON.
John MESNita. Ai,G ,Gia.s;-s:o-s.
JAMES GshI-BS
A3i7sSs. M.,;ataS;cE. NJ. E..;-sRso3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

TES EsSEa Es>.-ysls --...s s.-as.s--y t.s,.
Va 81 iAs Nes; l>es> s,S-ss. t-.-s c.N.t>. asa
evening So 49, vs- .S&sr:s..ssSi IAa rt.:-. :
Wy .Ss..>~, :-..-..-.,, ~, ,Vs-y sssiy sSe,.ss>
sSrgy Il ~ - a,sf asi sa., svso,.s
I9-s S-Sa ;xa,-s Y ss>issS -, ,ss,.ei
So evs-as, ,.sss - - -, ;SssS SIS
yN's, ts$ ,.sclsss: ~ N.-y s;;-2s;.vs eaA,ne-.
- -. Ss-ss; ESsT->i >-atsy S,..st. tes.-
Va sfs1sG = i-.s t..y isA-- -; tsse =. ps.a
$ Ns-y s.:sassS y :s;ras-sss> rs sesi-yA
~. N,--i-s-s s.. Et- - =
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

-Egles I,y Croim.- Hyies lee cream. the best
IN Wilmington. 81 ~ and Market amt OH AM or
anIc. Families. pc nlcs and excursions supplied
~ sHort notice. tive him cal. Everybody says
hye's cream Is excellent, none better and uotOdy
more VeliSing ~ customers than Kyle, Cream al
wsys pu ana ~ ai street market and 9Th and ur-
an-e. my29 III
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
Bnarding.
4,nlitifal alotuts.

MAYORALTY.-A THE SOLIClTA-
1Nl TloN Of Eumcrous friends, oifer myself as
candidate for the Office OF Mayor. subject 10 the
nomination OF the Republican Party.
ROBERT C. FRAIM,
Wilmington, De-, May II, 1sI6,tf 9th ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
The Temperature, To-day.
The Assessment in Review.

AS RKorsrKsrp AT THK COMMERCIAL oYfIcs.
ATS A. M, Cd Ati 7. NJ. g.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

sw- ouutioa i-In our 'changeahle climate, coughs,
colds and diseases at throat, lungs aud chest will
always prevail Consumption vii. catm its victims.
These Diseases II attended TO in time, can be arrcs-
ted and cured. The remedy Is pr. HiStarS BdlSIm
" niM Cherry ~ cts and 81 bottle. large bottles
much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
.l.s OF ,nclaimea Lctter.

Remaining In the Wilmington. Del, Pos. orlc
saturday, May 20, ISIS.
IAptSS' LIST.
Anderson, l. \ Reasn, Susan
breeding. Mrle Smith. Mary l.
Bailey. Matilda Smiss, liita
Cannon. Lotle scott, Elizabeth Mary
tMmmons, Jane Thompson, Annie
carter, RASaua Thomas, +
Douglas, Anna litter, Clara
quay, sarah Trustee, Josephine
iNeri MARY Tlghman j
Mu.routy, hlen Wesley, Faunie
GESuHNgSs LIST.
Agent Of nel. Lotteries, Robbins, George
Bricke. u spending Y
hucs. Sluitn, hos
taiouna Msjor u Town,
ChlNnO. Major d Turner. John q
tAS.ct, Xiv NJ Tool. Patrick
CorSs. II { Thomsen, Nelds
Cartridge. j Il Templemsn Rich
thrs:N doe Taylor, wmS
kMmerSon. Geo White, Addison
tNrswiCh. kdwin + Wool, Irwin u
colt, ticorgc White. Ino Ii
II ndricksOn, W IL White, Jno
Hcnry. Henry Marmley iack
lenkinS, Ahfam Il Walker, William
Kennedy. joau Wright 4 Wisely
MrCTvA, II NJ Wright \ Wisely
Moore. JAS Wright 4 Wtsley
Niles. James Wright \ Wisely
rhciGer. DAVID Wright Wlsley
RoohlAs, george
WILLIAM PYLE, r. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

~ We hare Uo0 iso.ooo dollars worth of Boots
and SHOES TO sell, buta very large stock, q. 2ls
Narte Rtrret mySu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

~ Boots and Shoes sold by the inch or foot si
Babcock 4 BRO, AIS Market street mys,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
OITy ITEMS 8.

sv- Ladies Shoes new stock at very low prices. at
Babcook A Bro, 2iS Market street mys,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

~ S.is. s.-asrden seeds, all kinds, fresh stock
BowmAns, 2nd aud King streets mar2su
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
#anttd.

NTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework, must come well recommended.
Apply to $. IRWIN CAUSE,
1os,2ts 1io9 Van Buren street.
A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITuA-
"A TlON as book-k0eper or clerk In any KIND OF
legitimate business. VIII accent a small salary.
The best Of reference given. Address
je4-Gt. &C" COMMERCIAL oFF'CE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

MAss>l. I1-N-=.aN. "A EasSl-sS : q! Ccc.s~
is.sS= l. s.ss y, - / y Az - ~ sv<.
rls. G2ss :Csso0.Es cssS-s wsSs s1ss,tsS Is ss-Ns
tie sSs1.-.s vs4s ". N (Ss,s !. Nc-as /.
= " Nza " Ic'sSss,l ! ", Esz-y S7oSr
Trxs>.--S-. MA<sl2 Johnston Ses-VsA-y, wEa.
Ms-ssaS--
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
Aurttuu Salts.
T W. STIDHAM s. SON,
a.. AlI(yrIQNka,,


T. W. sTIDHAM s. SON,
T Anan SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN THE CITY OF NEW CASTLE, DEL.
BY virtue of the authority conferred on the under
signed. as executor of the last viii and Testament
of George Janyier, late OF said city, deceased Will
be sold at public sale,
THURSDAY. JUNE nth, 1915,
at 1q O'Clock, noon,
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
Situated at the OF Delaware and Vine streets
having front OF 90 feet on Delaware street. ami
extending IN depth $40 feet on Vine street with
large and very substantial brick house. erected
thereon late the residence of the deceased, contain
ing l2 rooms. Bath room with hot and cold water.
Conservatory to the rrst and second stories. dry
cellar with basement summer Kitchen. well Of
good water At the Kitchen door. Immediate posses
sion gwen
Terms.-sLcoO may remain on mortgage for and
years.
Three building lots on Delaware street, adjoining
the above. 2oSl41.
Terms-one half cash, balance on mortgage for
one year.
SIX building lots Vine street, in the rear of the
above, 20x 80.
Terms-one nalt cash, balance on mortgage for
one year.
SUBSTANTIAL s.story brick house, containing
rooms adjoining the shove lot, 2sxl4o Possession
de.ired.
Terins-fsooo cash. balance on mortgage for two
years.
large and valuable wharf property, occupied by
George W. Bush Il son, now and for many years
past occupied as coal and wood yard, 10 feet in
depth and extending 'oo feet into the river having
erected thereon an office, stone house, and coal
shed
Terms-one-hsh cash, balance on mortgage for .
years.
A 10; OF ground containing S acres Of land more
or less, bounded by Chestnut and Market streets,
BY the rnolc road leading to Wilmington and the
Dyke. Terms cash.
lso, on Tuesday. June esi. AZ the suction room
Of l. ". sIidhsm Son, No Ill K. Fourth Street
IN the city OF Wilmington, al o'c ocs p. H. the 3
story BRlCk HOUSE. occupied BY Washington
Janyler, ESQ No. lois Washington street, In SAID
CITY, io > feet Il inches irunt, G. feet inches
deep.
Terms, one half cash, balance on mortgage for
year.
Ten per cent Of the cash on Real Estate to be paid
on the day Of sale.
". NJ. CLEAyKR,
Executor OF the last VIII and Testamen. OF Geo.
jAryier. deceased.
L. ". s,ldaAm Son, auc,oneers.
nyTo,eodI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
CITY ITE M s.

ss-Fia> GaIers, spring style, sts.s Market ST.,
BasNSk \ BT0. myS,u
ss- HOS Nar Hit,hisI-The usual price for Brown
Icshoru gggs for hstching with poultry breeders.
Is s. per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
now hc.ug sold u only 81. and the hreei pure For
the lA.Ae krnwu lcehorns are q sbld fowl, and for
Ay.ne qualities iA.g ham ~ oi.a!, Apply AZ ~
Market street. mSra4-i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

Txr !. v 1 a NsH.->.-,--- - ,icc1
-acc--zS r.sS;-.s> A. 2, ,e,-.-> - ;-.s s..g :
Aszs t--,-s.-A- AssN,-s.-.-. t1 s.. S,.rss
- ~. * so1:.lsNi t.x-.-s t,-.a.,--'Sv
Ias.->sssy' =-.r---<, a. - -c-5- ,at ea 81:
AfiS1 g.s.s<r sac--. s..sy -. Ss< a; : s.,,ss.
Ns1es y i-2s &--&-s sS-.s.. : s-sSv --s:S ssNsz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, jane ..
The culbs,1ue market thus morning eN;enicd
trem second 20 between rishth sind Ninth
strce,s- The new toA.uyo l. the usiko, ,his
week : the appearance u cherries. s;rAwhcg-
rlas A,e n srra; attendance ard Ayt yesy Nno
Flowers keep VI tAe.g a;trse,,as. a.id a3r,sts
ssy :Aey never soA - mSny III cue season, Net
w.ihs'~niius The ssog:uess q the etN>s, batter
is sea,,isn; All cacAa The toi.eNus A9e tile
tGrrVpt YF.tes
Moss Ey&t s;esS, -: ~ raa>,~ ii .5V.
siewS> iUcs .it. lNer ID S'guei lU,s lNS ham
Is ss,eNi aSiu -o.a - iN5A, les sS.i iNorA zoe
~. e0soSuS sausage. lt'. ehspped beef s. ~;
mutton :; ~. 'uai;on chops. Is -,ta rs, .AaiH
49, ~ SIS. iAe An. VeAl ra''ets. . i d
tr-'..,s -S:rSN lcruNS So IN. tlo.se NAs.e;ics
lAa ; per lUAg' sSNseessre> s.. eacyI.es, y
lAa y pev hA-t l~tA drci l-escaes
Ieyat-e yer quart drei sr?,es ieel9,.
o-SaseS, -: A. per dVr ,sIaNus %Aa 50.
pE,;asS, la iN pe- luSr' Ia S;lS>. 'tS Yct GO- s.,
I.ne AYY!es, l.gs X si.S>s NSoA u"ts, :. lt'
&Y.sNS',
As, :-.a.<. sn;ie7 9as.>, ,or l>,aua.
eESs. y tvT Ss1ttt. >Tsus .Aeus. Is ~,
ies .Nos.; S;Aeg a.licAeus :. -,,.s 75 ter tAlt:
iN';A!Oe> lNs * i'eg AS-t MA '<Ns 20 EAe ;tNi
s,r. on;Nps. ~ sweet Isc,sisoS -,s -. lettuce.
$s \ fcr hsSd. srceU t0lnS;oeS. -'sS.t peg
iGAE.. eSs eAs,V y4tNS Yer leAa rSi-
shes, Sx% vey Cillc.5. S>rSrSgus.
iN,.i%. teAas, illi1c M GGSF; ..;uS eseAns
y :: t.,, .hvsA;h Sa>, ~. ,.;aca sree,s
.:.c YET aSt vttA, srlgAyyAse, :, Yez bcN
aoasy .5s %T NY G@ss;.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

iN,vSs,o>-.- Ehe SS>Noai i&Y;.~. Saadsy
S,A>> = WI - seen ii Ggs aivey..sus
81 i;uaas WI r.&Ae 81 eN-;.>..; ea sis new
>:s&gae' >,~.;A 4. III. ;t; - Csee>:.,0sg I'srS
~ Fg.aAY. .;ao i>th, g ,cSSo EogstA S,get;
Wh&sf az -. \. n All ,vtavu.us al = stA>o,s.
she hcag ~ i-,e tNes.,: :. rae ;icAr:> AaYC
gSer 1Ioi 5, tie .ce isisy q ), teu,s fls
s,:,. : &ls; : eSuis tov ,.t.,:set
Hcps OCGo;.,. NJ :, II q I \ u, ws' crca
tAe ,s&S..sS&els tSy sNt;;-s.cg> ~ ;1le iS;.. -.
i..s >;eSiNs5 SSg..,:,. NJ Ys,.c,.
I..s cNta-s.sr e, S>Is N. : Ssa3Ay ScAa>.
81 Nsy,>.1s,NA7 r--S. i---s ..s--,.cS as we rs
:-ea.seG. T.s $-ss VS. Nal sl4>lsd Il. $
a&?;y ,Arsy. -se 50. a@> teen minutes 's.s.
s1.A,. lie s,.Ns7;->t>. .-.,t
T,~-ao.-sS Assl-y Sg;g.:zy S;tccL ~. -sAAe
4. sI;-.:>-c' = 80 >srae r.aae =, ;ss >s-se
>;e&-as- - c.,s; 80. .sANs -. si-..; v4&s.
s; \ u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09

We ssve Sps;l&g Ai;sa;saa ~ ;N,s > &atS q; cGr
Eas1E;s - xEsA oSa NsSNs.gasEi y SSN MANY ~ tay
ESek Ss.Ss ~ wear. AAN;ss s.Ncr .ee.a sA;.s;As-
i.NrN rrtS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-09
u EGIsTRY BUREAU NOTICE

MOTTO CE-MECdANi LOAN ASSO-
~ ciaiiOn. r IA Series. 50 shares N the Fifth
Series ~ THIS Assdtatgon are now for SAie. F.rs1
payment 10 he msle the second TueSisy n My.
Apply 10 J. Mokkuw, So,
ESrs&.t No. 4; Prenca street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21
STATE PRISON MATTERS.

The Board met at IL A. n. to-day
Governor Bradley presiding. Hon.
Charles E. belong was present as
the Governors attorney. The fol-
lowing resolution was passed unani-
mously
Resolved, That P. G. Hyman, the
Warden of the State Prison, he and
he is hereby suspended from the
discharge of his official functions al
said prison, and that Milton r.
Elstner be and he is hereby ap-
pointed to act as said p. C. Hyman's
successor. subject to further orders
of this Board.
Ordered. that two disinterested
experts be appointed to examine
the books and accounts.
Ordered, that the Secretary be
and he is hereby directed to notify
Mr.. Hymsn of his temporary sus-
pension and the appointment of NJ.
r. Elstner as temporary Warden.
Ordered that W. T. Hanford and
2. s. Eldridge be and are hereby
appointed experts.
1t appears from the above that
the long delayed and anxionsly
looked for investigation Of State
Prison matters is about to take
place. The disinterested experts
are appointed and the books Of the
Warden will doubtless be carefully
examined. Where detective Miller
is we cannot ascertain, but, then,
Miss Forshay is in town, and Mr..
McComas is safely kept on hand,
and doubtless the discharged prison
guards can be found when needed.
If one charge is to be gone into we
hope that all will be considered, as
expense is no object. The inves-
tigation has long been coming, but
it has come at last, for which the
Lord make US truly thankful
Carson Tribune, 18th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21
While

SUDDEN AMrUTATI0N. - While
Fred. Bulletti was returning from
his work on Monday evening, walk
ing along the railroad track, his pro-
lgress was intercepted by the locome-
tive Bowker, of the Virginia and
'Truckee Railroad. Falling upon
the track his left ley was cut of
above the ankle. The physicians in
attendance deemed it necessary to
smputate the ley just below the knee
joint. The man could not rccuper-
ate, but died on the following m"ra-
ming. At the Coroner's inquest the
jury failed to agree, three being in
favor Of verdict centurihg the en-
gineer of the Bowker for carlessness,
und three aequitting the engineer Of
all blame Tie Coroner did not dis
charge the jury, but instructed them
to report again yesterday at IAN.
[Since the above was written we
learn that at the hour appointed the
Coroner, after ascsrtaining that they
had not agreed upon . united YER
dict, gave them till IL O'Clock to.
day to report.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21

Goop JOKE on DAMON. - On
Tuesday, among the many callers
u,on General Sheridan was Joe Ds-
mon, of Lyon County and r. M.
Dsggett, of Storey County, more
generally known as the editor Of the
Enterprise" Joe is somewhat OF 9
wag, and Daggett is a practical
Joker, as all our readers in these
parts are aware. General SheridaI
was speaking Of teaming, etc, pre-
yious to the entrance of Mr.. Damon.
When that gentleman made his ap-
pearance - Colonel Osbiston being
absent for the time-Mr. Daggett in
troduced Joe Damon as the man
with a thousand mules, -" but he
never purchased but three OF them."
Little Phil understood the matter
readily, but some of the outsiders
thought it an insinuation upon he n.
eat Joe, while some talked Of pistols
and coffee tor another editor of the
Entnpriss, a la Goodman. We know
whereof we speak whom we assert
that Damon and Daggett are the best
;of friends, and that the "meeling'
has been indefinitely postponed.
but Daggett marked one In the count,
nevertheless.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21
ROMANTIC SHOOTING AFFAIR.

Some venerable Adonis has made
the philosophical remark that 1.-THE
course of true love never runs
smooth" and we are inclined to be.
lieve that the old beau was extremely
accurate in the observation. The Ia
test convincing testimony as to the
remark comes from the vicinity Of
Dutch Flat. 1t appears that spin.
ster somewhat en- passe became en-
amored Of young carpenter who
has for some time been in the en-
ploy OF the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, and he rcciprocated, OF
he became enamored and she recip-
rocated, it does not matter which
but the lady's brother had serious OBJ
jections to the alliance, and forbid
the young man further interviews.
The young man sent intelligence
from Alta to his fair inamorita that
he would get off certain train, and
that he would be more than enrap-
tured to meet her for Y ramble
through the sentimental solitudcs
surrounding the Flat. AT the proper
time she appeared at the trysting
place, and they rambled, but the
brother bothered them. He had be-
come advised of the clandestine
meeting and sequestered himself in
the bushes with a dOuble-barre!lcd
shotgun. At an epportune mo-
ment he discharged one barrel into
the calves of the lovers legs with
decidedly dissgreesble results to the
lover and with doubtful success to
himself, AS the lover turned on him,
took away the shotgun, shot the
other charge into heaven and then
mussed the brother around in the dirt
without hurting him-probabIy In
consideration Of the sisters feelings.
After this the brother and sister We'd
with each other in acting the part OF
the Good Samaritan, by binding up
his wounds, sitting him on horse
and taking him to an inn. The lover,
. day or two subsequently,, got the
assistance of a few tried friends with
revolvers and took the maid away
from the obdurate brother, and
placed her at Alta, where active
preparations are being made for a
weddiDg.-1ruckee Republican.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21

PIPHR's OPlRA Housz.-One of
the greatest bills Of tho season 10
on for tonight. Mr.. Messenger is
gaining ground every evening. He
y certainly ono Of the most popular
actors Of the day. For cast Of FRI
day evening, on which occasion
Mr.. Mestayer takes benefit, look
to our "new to-day" On Satur-
day afternoon there will take place
the only Mestayer matinee. This
performance is specially for the
benefit and accommodation OF ladies
and families. as we'll as people who
cannot attend in the evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21

A FATAL ACCIDENT. - Thomas
McNulty, an ore teamster, in Vir-
ginia. met with an accident yester-
day afternoon about 2 o'clock,
which resulted in his death. He
had hauled the first wagon up the
hill and hitched his horses to the
second. When between the two,
engaged in coupling them. the
horses started, and McNulty's head
was struck by the tongue of the
hind wagon and jammed against the
axle OF the first. He fell TO the
ground insensible with the blood
streaming from his ears. He died
about an hour after the accident
happened.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21

DAYTON BAIL.-Quite = number
Of silver boys and girls attended
the Knickerbooker Engine Com
pany's dance at Dayton, last even
ing. Al our special was among the
number he will fix things mp in the
Handn1 issue u the Tugus,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21
OUR ADVERTISERS.
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS
DAYS times"
silver City.

Livery stsble-J. F. Angel, Main Street.
Livery stsble-Bennetts Bros. Main Street.
DR.. N. Schnabel, Physician, next door to Drug
Store.
DR.. C. b. Zabrisiie, Physician, residence on
Gay street.
L. Goldstons. Mill Goods. Main street.
Ripley l. Blackmer, Grocers, Main street.
Walter. Rosenthal L Co., Merchandise. Main
street.
Alhambra Saloon, J. c. Leconey Main street
Palace Saloon, W. L. Eckerman; Main street.
Armory Hall. Noyes l. Hall; Main street.
Oasis Saloon, C. Becker; Main street.
Lucas Saloon, Main street. opp. Bacon mill.
Silver City Brewery, P. Geyer; Main street.
Chrysopolis Saloon. J. Muncktun. Main street
Silver saloon, Ebi Benefits: Silver House.
Silver House. BENEFITS Bros. Main street.
Winter House, E. Winter; Third street.
NJ. Frett. Private Boarding: Main street.
J. W. Grier. Commissioner Of Deeds, Wells,
Fargo Il Cos Agent.
c. V. Boisot. Stock Broker. Telegraph Office.
Walter, Rosenthsl l. Co.. Stocks On Margin.
Lumber Yard, Webb h Mullard, Main street.
Assay Office, H. Harris. Main and Third SITS.
Stationery, T. y. Davenport. Post Office.
Barber Shop, T. Zackariah, next door to Post
Office.
Barber Shop. Lee Deisenroth. below Drug
Store.
Drug Store, Boisot l. Stewart. Main street.
Washington Market, Paul Gross, Main street.
Star Market, Strouse Co.. Main street. Ice
delivered.
John Cronin. Attorney. Justices Office, Sec
ond street.
Sierra Nevada House, James Harris, Lower
s. Cohen, Peddlar. opposite Brewery.
Howard Il Co.. Merchant Tailors. Main street.
W. A. arow. Painter. Engine House.
Boots and Shoes. Joseph Otto. Main street.
Dairy, Corecco Gildo. Milk delivered.
Accommodation stage, to Gold Hill. J. Barton
Gents Furnishing GOODS. E. W. Gowen.
Main street.
DressmAking, Mrs. Brunell, High street.
Matchmaker and Jeweler. A. Bsrrelet, Main
street.
Job Printing. Lyon County TINES, Main
street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21

WE MET.-Sheriif Swift, Of Carson
was up At virsinis on Tuesday, and
our reporter had . very pleasant
chat for . few minutes with him. He
reports everything moving along
smoothly At the State Capital.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21

To THE LADIEs.-Miss McCarrick
& Co., No. 80 South G street, Vir-
ginia City, will, on Tuesday, 2Sth
instant, open their new stock of Mil
inery. The assortment is beautiful
one, having been selected with great
care, and surpasses in beauty and
style anything heretofore introduced
into this market. Special attention
paid to fashionable dresstnaking
Ladies' of Virginia and vicinity are
invited to call and examine our new
stock
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-21

bonanza DANcE.-M. Frctt will
give his grand opening dance on the
evening of Tuesday, the 9th of No
vember. Look out for the announce
mcnt in next issue.