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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20
Eastern Telegraphic Shayings.

Lamar has been elected United
States Senator from Mississippi. The
Republicans claim that the State
election was carried by fraud.
Fernando Wood has introduced a
resolution in the House inquiring
into the civil and diplomatic offices
held by army officers. 1t creates
quite sensation and reflects upon
Gen. Badeau Sickles, NJ. c. Miggs
and Babcock.
Boston ladies and gentlemen have
presented to the Light Artillery
Blues of Norfolk, Virginia, the
"White Banner of Peace" Capt.
Hedge said, in presenting the flag:
"Let the course of denagogues and
malcontents be what it may, we I'M
derstand each other and defy their
efforts to sever us"
Beck has been UNANIMOUSLY nom
mated in caucus for United States
senator from Kentucky.
Maine is insane again on the Tenn
perance question. Great enthusiasm
prevails. A. Saco, a druggist, was
to sixty days in Jail with
fine and costs.
II. Davis was sentenced in Chica
20 on Tuesday, to II years iInprison.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

Sargent's Preside Park Bill says:
The United States to retain the fee
of the land and all necessary rights
Of way, reserving also 400 acres
about Fort Point, and 200 including
the Prssidio barracks and such other
portions as may be hereafter selected
for public works. The government
may resume possession in time of
public danger without liability for
damage. The city shall have the
first right to purchase if the Federal
Government at any time desires to
sell.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20
DELINQUENT TAXES.

s-sTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LIZ 0f
S-District or Prosecuting Attorneys ~
Notice of suits commercially tne ioI-
neemHU ,,.n,ad attendants and to all owners
81 or Claimants to the real estate and iinFIose,
,asn,s thereon or Improvements wheh aseosoou
,,ars,a1v hereinafter described known OF IN
snnwn You are hereby notined una. suiss
have been commenced III the eus'iSe a.
IN silver CITY precinct, in Lyon Conh'y, III
~ stste OF Neyada-By the State OF Nevsoa'
,Iaintiff against each of the defendants heie
ii,attar named and each Of the 1oiiowins ue
srribed psrcels or tracts OF lanu Win w -,
movements thereon and improvements "hen
separately assessed, ana al o"hers 90
cIimants TO the same known or unknown, 70
lever the tax and delinquency assessed 10
s.id defendant against said property lor tne
hscal yesr commencing January Irt' 1910, anu
ending December 31st, 1870, ana that n"hi
mons has been duly issued IN each case anu
that you are further notihea Una. uhiess 20! 1d
ann,ar and answer the complaint Med IN saiu
ra,,s,, on or beio ore the 18th day OF February,
M at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, 5uuS-
mept will be taken asainss you, ana the rsal
estate and improvements herein descrioeu 10,
the amount OF tax and delinquency speclned
and costs OF SUIT.
Tax and Delinquency.
r PETENILLI - And the real estate
and improvements described as follows, to-
wit saloon Building and lot on the east side
Of Main street, silver City, in said Lyon Coun-
Nv adjacent Lucas, north. Amount, ". S3.
! KALMES--An3 the real estate and I'M
movements described rs follows, to-wit Lots
No l. a 3 and 4, of Block Is, town OF silver
city. with the Steam Quartz Mill thereon,
known as the Sherman Mill. Amount, $l25.4O.
HUGH GRIFFIN--Apd the real estate and
improvements described ss follows, to-wit ;
One Cabin and lot on the west side OF Suceor
Rayine. silver City, said Lyon County
Amount s3.14.
r PHEI,pS--And the real estate and I'M
nrovemputs described as follows, to-wit /: Lot
i26 and a portion of lot 1877 of tract A, town OF
Silver City, said Lyon County, as per map OF
said town site made by Ross K. Browne, ana
on file in the office of the County Recorder OF
said LYON County, containing 23.35 acres.
Amount, Sl0.97.
n a WATTERS--And the real estate and
imr royements. to-wit Lime Kiln and Quarry
ON American Flat road, about one nall mile
west of storey County line, in Lyon County
Nevada. Amount, S3.14.
SANTIAGO G. l. s. NJ. Co.--And tine rea
estate and improvements described AZ 10Y
lows. to-wit Hosting Works and Bu1ldint
attached to the mine or mining claim Of said
santiago Gold and Silver Mining Company, OIL
ridge about one. half mile west of the town OF
silver City, in said Lyon County. Amount
$40.
8. HEYDENFELr--And the real estate de
scribed as follows. to- wit south hall OF TN
N. W. quarter. and East half OF the 5: W. guar
ter. and the 5. W. quarter of the 5. f. quartz
of Township 16, n. h. 81 E., containing 2o
acres in said Lyon County. Amount. 1857 y
GEO. W. KEITH,
District Attorney, Lyon County.
R. A. COOKE.
sheriff Lyon County.
January 18th, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20
Il. a. OOOhL,
sheriff Lyon County.
January Eth, 1876.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LYON
S-District or Prosecuting Attorneys Of
fce--Notice of suits commenced 10 the loi-
lowing named defendants and to all owners OF
or claimants to the real estate and improve
ments thereon, or improvements when as
sessed. separately hereinafter described,
known or unknown. You are hereby notihed
that sui is have been commenced III the jus
tees Court in Dayton Township, Lyon County,
State of Nevada by the State OF Nevada PLAIN
tiff, against each Of the defendants, hereih-
after named and each of the following de-
scribed tracts or parcels of land with the I'M
provements thereon, and the improvements
when separately assessed, and all owners or
claimants to the same known or unknown, 10
recover the tax and delinquency assessed to
said defendant aga INST said properly LOT tne
fiscal year commencing January /, 1879, ana
ending Dec. 3lst, 1916, and that summons
has been duly issued in each case and that you
are further notified that unless you appear
and answer. the complaint hled in SAID cause
on or before the 10th day OF February, 1876 az
10 O'Clock A. M. of that day judgment Will be
taken against you and the real estate and IN.
proyemeDts herein described for the amount
Of tax and delinquency specified and cost OF
suit.
Tax and Delinquency.
JOHN NJ SMITH--And the real estate and
improve luents described AZ follows, to-wit !:
Possessory claim to lG0 ac res OF land with I'M
provements thereon, north Of Frank Camp
bells place, Walker River, III said Lyon
County. Amount, fl4o9.
VIM. GEE-And the real estate and i'm
proyements described as fol- ws, to-wit Pos
sessory claim TO the s. W. quarter of the 5.
| w. quarter of Section 5. Township 10 north, oil
Raage 81 L, on East side of Carson River in
said Lyon County, and containing Az acres Oh
| land Amount, SIS 81.
| LUKE MILLER. And the real estate and
| improvements described Ms follows, to-wit
| Lot 6. Block o9s. town Of sutro, in said Lyon
| County. Amount. 1918.
j. W. kILLIEN--And the real estate and
! improvements described AZ follows, to-wit
Lot q. Block ~, town of Sutro, in said Lyon
| Coputy. with saloon building thereon
! Amount, 1911
/ W II. MILLSAP--And the real estate and
| improvements, to-wit Dwelling House ahc
lot on north side Of Main street adjoining
Lathrop east. Dayton III SAD Lyon oouh'y
| Amount S235l
J. M. DOUGLAS-And the real estate ano
| improvements described as follows, to-wit
| southwest quarter of N. E. quarter OF Section
| K Township 10 north, range Il east, with I'M
GEO. ". KEITH.
District Attorney Lyon Co.
| RIA. COOKE,
| sheriff Lyon County.
Janusry 10th, 1876.
! SAML MCKEE, LOGAN MCKEE.
Formerly of L. W. Late Secretary of tn
! Uamilfon A. Co Louisville Bond
| Bankers and Brokers, ana STOCK b"Mu
! No IN Wall street Louisville.
New York. Ky.
A. r. MCKEE,
| late Assist ant Secretary OF the
Louisville Bond aud Stock Board,
Louisville, Kentucky.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20
OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. II.
No REELECTION OF FARE.

NO REDUCTION OF FARE.
DEAR TIMES There are to be no
excursion tickets for the Centennial.
Poor California is to be shut out in
the cold during the fever heat of
Centennial rejoicing, and make the
best of it. The railroad magnates
will represent themselves, Is not
that sufficient Why to look at
them ought to be enough to crafty
the heart Of this great Republic, and
to feel that they have power TO keep
this restless life of California within
bounds is something to be proud of.
We can look at them, and when we
get tired of that, can we not crafty
our eyes with the magnificent struc-
ture they are netting upon the hill,
wherein will be held the corrupt
legislatures, who are expected to be
Toasted and fawned upon, till STAN
ford & Co. have carried their point
in all particulars. That is what We
say and what we think. 1t will be a
fine thing to study, when we get
through this Centennial, how we are
to be gotten out of the meshes of cor
ruption, the engagements of which
are now upon us. And wont our
forefathers stare, when they are as
sembled in spirit, as the Spiritualists
have it, about the Hall of Independ-
ence, to find the simple purity OF
the fine Republican years tranformed
into the demagoguism, the corrup-
ton, and want of integrity with
which their ideas are being mingled,
and with which now our purity of
republicanism has got to contend.
$50 mote it be-" that their influence
may descend upon such of their sue
cessors as may meet to toast the day
we celebrate, and give a little new
life to honest republication, that
another Centennial may find the
Government still that of a Republic.
AT present, with so much corruption,
there is room for doubt. California
las had hard time from the COM
STEAMSHIP MoNoPoLIEs,
NTH f,,.,bt ana,pcf oyarlap1 ar 1
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

uoNE AGAIN. The emouohs
which gladden. the heart OF the wan
,lorer when he returns home cannot
he described. But by the smllins
countenances of the popular Heymah
Brothers we can imagine how they
felt when they were once more IN
stalled in their old place OF business
on the corner of B and Taylor streets
They are home again, and nave ="
more elegant stock of furniture car u,
pets. etc, than ever before ana VIII
seu cbeaper than any house on the
coast for cash. Give the boys Il
chance. They are worthy of success
Now LooK.-And don't think TINS
is merely an advertising dodge iel
if is not; we mean to co the i"n
thing and in calling your a.'ei'ion
10 this. do so with the nest Vi
motives, that of promoting welfare.
Therefore, if you wish any'hins !"
the dry goods line; if you want ian
CIV goods, staple goods, Silks eau,
GOES. real Ermine furs, Mink oap'e
or Seal, don't fail to call on 'ne
most popular and liberal hrrn o IN
the State. Vaenberg q Co., NO. u.s.
south c street, and you will go no
sH.,,r f,r thew are selling their
elegant stock CHEAPER thah ever
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

More rock ore from the Centen-
NAL mine, some assaying over $47,-
600 per ton, also $4,000 gold bar,
part OF hundred tons crushed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

A great religious revival is going
on in Water street, New York, for
the reclamation of thieves, drunk
ards and other-bad people.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

A resolution was introduced in the
Pennsylvania Republican Assecia-
ton declaring Blaine the choice OF
that body for President was tabled.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

HAVE A DRINK.-This is the gen.
eral salutation of Messrs. Perkins d
johnson, of the Capital Saloon, Gold
I'LL. when their friends call upon
them. They have some of the finest
billiard tables in the State, and
always keep full assortment OF the
finest liquors and cigars to be had.
Give them a call, and you will be
we'll treated by these generous and
hospitable gentlemen.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The thought that cannot be kept
ont of mind is, that the advent OF
winter upon the eastern side OF the
Rocky Mountains is dreary thing
to thousands. "Hard times" is the
general cry, while failure In ousi-
ness with misery and desolation at
tending, abound everywhere. let'
those from whom we hear 1t most,
are not the greatest sufferers. People
whose accustomed comforts are not
cut off or curtailed, are most en-
pbatic in discoursing on the de-
nressed condition of business; but
those to whom winter brings IN
creased expense of living and loss oil
employment, are the people VINO
know how hard the times are. IL
NAV be the general distress is mucn
exaggerated, in tact, we do not re-
member a year, for the last twenty,
in which some persons did not COM
nlain of hard times, but that does
not hide the fact that almost utter
destitution is the painful lot OF mui-
,,tudes of earth's children. All OF
us know that charity usually awaKes
tn new vigor at the beginning OF
winter; and benevolence engages In
ITS offices afresh. We always rejoice
tn know that such impulses live IN
human hearts. But we believe 1t is
entirely possible to secure such So
cial conditions; that these forms OF
suffering will be impossible, and our
faith is that the time is yet to be
when want will lapse to the dim
memories of a past barbaric age.
How thoughtful, therefore, we
ought to be, that upon our side OF
the Mountains, no such words as
..ba,d times' are uttered with true
sincerity and hopelessness, as Is now
the cry all over other portions OF our
common country.
On the night of the 18th inst. a
good and noble woman closed her
weary eyes upon the vanities and
sorrows of this world. She was the
wife of ex-President johnson. She
took him by the hand, and leading
him from the gloomy forest OF
ignorance, showed him the high
road of knowledge, and guided by
her cheering love, led him on to the
temple of fame. From the lips he
most loved fell the grains OF knowl-
edge which reaped him the harvest
of his greatness. When dark,
bitter clouds gathered around him,
threatening to cover in ignomy a
name wrought by a life's labor, she
never faltered in her trust, never
wavered in her love, but like the
personifcation of Faith, sustained
and cheered him in his hour OF
peril. He was her guiding star,
and when the darkness of death hid
its light, earth held no brightness
to warm her chilled heart, and the
longing spirit sought in other
realms the mate it lost in this. The
labor of such a life can only be
estimated by its fruits, and as one
drop of the roses essence fingers
through years, so one such life will
add to the glory of Homanhood, as
long as love and devotion write
their sacrifices in the corridors of
Time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

There have been no large private
parties as yet this season. The In
fants' Shelter Society (the Little Sis
ters) gave a successful public party
on Friday last at Pacific Hall. Only
that and nothing more.
CYNTHIA ANN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20

The House Sub Committee on IN
dian Affairs, are investigating the
letting of contracts. The lnd!an
Bureau will be called upon to ex-
plain.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-20
STEAMSHIP MoNoPOLIEs,

Which fought against overland ac-
commodations SO long as California
Members of Congress could be found
to aid them; Vanderbilt Republicans
wh6 haught off every other line
, 1876-10-19
523 pruaa slrafe 523.
sfeueS Manufaftur : @eiadft
6. Gterm & So.

Sebsn Sag fnmmeu neue Maarrn an rnb
Sermebrm unIsr 9reBcs une gut nTurtittss
6 gar. gBir ma,ben ouf fpI9enee Waarsn
enTmerfiam Cine ltbr a'pbe Iuspabl Sct
Gamen unt 9inosrfriimpten; 9iubrr MiiBrn
nnp 9adet; Damon unb 8ineer sanbI6ubt;
eth n,pBes 2a9tr son @pr ettrn Don 373r. bis
81 81 paS paar; e~rtunert unirre 15c. Mpbair
guItre, tpcrt9 62ac.; 25 Soar 8landets 81
1915, mertb 81; $50 weibs 8titoeden 3u
50, senEbnIiG fir $3.50 Dcrt mft. 8cmmt
nnh Iebet fir @u@ leltlt. Oas grDEtt IlIpl.
timeat sen Damm unb Serren llaterf ejeer
III eef Stact. Sir Ssrtauftn ibner Gin Yaar
quite Mertnp 0smp, ut ST, wertb 81 so.
9ebet uniere neae Sprten 8aittsa; gang mol
leae &a4benireS gu &C. unp ST; ipertb 81
unp $3.50; 81 sV-Ylue, 8 :te.(8rsen, urt
&eal-Srrwn Galbsnnircs su $3.50. nstb 6?3e.
Seoet un,ers 8IaG Depths su 400. wiilbea
81 65s. It'd 1eiu. &bdipla, 9a'mprll unS @ou
!el rb llnter,Dfe; 9sit tfts s dsn in errbst
Nnswabl unO gu nithr;sen preifen,
, 1876-10-19
Ri0mpnb pOit Office.
9pif=Mrraneement.
"a. 1nni 1875
"a. SUM 1876.

00roli@e 5nrdpoH. 3neimor tSoria
Spnntass Observation-Disclosures 5 81 SsS, ~
81. DC. OK"
Scnntag = @Hfunft g, 81. -aoa.
fG;u6 1885 81. r.. 'f'
Norotide @es'PoH. 1Garid, ousoeno,n,
men Sonntaas. @ntunft 1.45 q. W.w
pofl6lue 1876 unb 8 20 q. ~.
Snelibe @of. 3meimaI tGaIid. @snn.
tags dlisaenen1 nten. = M~nfunft 12.O0 m
ane g 10y " ~ 70 W y0ff9Iub 4 g. M. n
ISL Ser !, = 70 9 gsnfunft 1900 N pua
&ihmanb& ganbiGe Giienbohu gS,.
l'1.- @ntunft 2.30 ". WP. Spafdi,s
1915 y. N. S'plp'"H
9nnbilIe e. Greensboro. 9peimor tia
i.g. Mnttnft 2.30 unb 9 q. M. 49, Mri
l@lnB V. ~. nnb 1915 81. 81. ST
Sarmbiae. 1dalid, senntoos ouso,ro,.
men. - anfanft 2.30 81. 80. wuiflhi,,s
0Deiapeafe G. Sbin Giienb ain. Iaori6
Son'ta9s aasaencm inner. Mufunft & N'om
- ppfi6luB $50 9. 81. "'w
syn@burs Charlottesville, @tauutou. gp6t.
Salpber Sprin5s unb peilid) BON Bbiteami,
egsr SPRINGS @nfunft S g. d. Naa.
l9luB $50 n. ~. *pP'
Wef goint nub etatioueu ~, mr. q %
u. lillo S.&, q. Saslid, Ssnntaos o1sss.
nemmen; Mmfanft 1870 Y. 81. Mait-
glOaesifsr, ittsr @ef point. ,aoIid.-mn
'"ntt 1880 9. 81. : ppfl6lue 81. ".
aapeaeanncd, iitcr giib Saul, taoIid.
"a'n"tt $50 Q. D. ppIl6lns i o. Sd.
Samrs Bitter campfer. Dreimor ,nSd.r,
Icy. @nfanft Muutags, MIttwpd,s mnn
grsltass, s 81. ". pcaieluG Gisn1 aas
SonasfFass unb Spanatents, $50 q! 81,
Canal @adet. Tr,imnl hvdentrih.
Inmtnnft, Mitimpds 8reitaas uns gpnntooa
e. H. peltI9lub, Montass, MittwuGs
8rettags, 4 ". N.
Sagort gurnp @oute. j3wrim, II pSebenttid.-
a. - Mnfunft, Mlttmp9s tnb gounabsnns' &
; &c; w; 81 81 gasSiff@lub, DOuusrlass umo gonn
, 1876-10-19

Bpfiseiz @eri6t. 6ol9enoe
6alle fanen 9eitern in bielem Geri6te
sur 0erbanolung:
S. MinoeIiol, ansefluet Maorcn mad
Nroben, pbnc 2ieeni, pcrtauft 5u baben,
lpuroe entlaiien.
Ganlel 3. prelon, Srnnfenheit, ent
lmalien.
Sol6ua @rittpn, farbie, onsefloot 5
Galonen NpfelsMoit BON George g.
gSiaiams unite, fall6en 8orlpicselun.
sen er6olten Su bobe::, wuroe cntlalIen.
Samuel @eitrid, ongeflogt ucQeu
5yuntcnbsit uno bic Yoti3ilten miBbon=
Delft su bobsi, murbe 81 9eIiraft.
SO. 8. Samplon nnb Golporo Gobins
Ion, farbi9, angetlagt lne9en S9ld9erei
am Gi1mono llnb Yctersbur9er gaDn-
Dofe, wuroen je SIS uno Soften 9sltraft.
9li6arb SopIor, farbia an9e!Iagt Den
%. 8. Samplon on8egriicn nnb nit ei-
mem 5tcin 9ei6la9en gu baben, mubte So
nnO Soften be5ablen.
8. Bauer, on9'fla9t ,uc9en Srnnten'
Deit, wurbe entla6en.
Somes Me@ruoer, farbis, angefla9t
ben Wm, 9ase ansesrifisn gu boben,
ipurbe entlaIien.
Sarriet SaDlor, gpeline Mosbp Sen=
~ Burns uno Wtrs. Burns, onget!a9t
lpegen @eridtsbcleioi9uns, wuroen cut
lolien.
, 1876-10-19

Gs liest Die 4. Drummer bcs neuen il.
luItrirten 8lattes u8ud" Dor uns. 9al'
ielbe entbdIt uiele ipali9e SauIrationeu,
nno Iino mir ii%ber5eu9t, oaB oas 8lott
ii9 Sabn bre6en unO cine 9roBe Ier=
breitun9 finoen miro. g8ir lueroen nod.
itens eini9e Sa@en baraus anlern 2s-
fern Dorlegen.
, 1876-10-19

9apannab. Ser @eluno6eits-
rotb in @aoannab ma6t befannt, oab,
Dbglei1 bas 6ieber in Mbnebmen 1T,
bisienisen, mel9e abweieno, mod ni6t
5uriid tommen, ion0ern nod etluas mar
ten %1pllten.
, 1876-10-19
Wir baben aqe unlere
8 6 f 50 q O. =

8 egb 80 q aren
srbaltsa. Dir ~srSBtea Gel6dfte in Der Stabt
wtrpen isst bel
sbefc 0ebr.
eema6t. Mir unpfeblen fir biele Bode fpf.
gence 9Bna err. so %. @prictls au 81 @ta.7
tpertb IS @ts.; so Gs. @prlet6 gu rs 9ta.,
tpsrtb 81; 30 D.. @prlet5 au 81, tpertb
$3.50. 25 OB. Gptfe 8 III 1925, msr + So.
100 Stid &letDfr5euee, Spn etnem 8anfetptt.
SerfauL 81 70 SIS, msrtb so Bis 60 G!s.; so
Gtif @laip 8lsibetSeuae, su 129 Gts. per
garb, MEM Is tiaiget al5 rs Gekts Self .uft;
100 Z tad BON elmer meme Mrt unb Slrte
aleirerseu9r, BON 20 bis IS Gts., basSiais-
le III Der e TAFT. @eebunrstrauuss irlanbi.
lAeaYoplin, 3a 50 utb 75Gts., niemals iriibcr
uutcr IS Cts. uhb 81 S~e,fauft. @amar,er
@nibimerc gu IS Cts, wsrtb 81; lamarse.
@citintsre, gu 81, pertb $l.25; itmarscr
@afbtmere, $l.25, Wertb $i.75. Die arBEte
@usmlbl hon 1twarsen Mlpacas Al 25 une
80 SIS, wsrtb 30 unb 81 @ts.; l6par,e ST.
para5 su 81 unb 80 Gte., pertb 81 unp 65
ets.; ldwarse alpacas 3u IS unb so Gents.
Gerte 81 SITS. urb 81. 9tQise 3euee, gpnl-
ba5lne, SiereB, 6enrietras3eage uno Mlpoca
pppsin, mel9e mir gu lsbr nieprigen pieiien
anbictfn. Wir madden belonstrs aufmerfl m
auf nnlerfc idtra1sen Sfr9et ptlde1t DIR ~
20 Gt5. oerfaufsn uab mel1cr ntreenb5 fir
wfriser ais 373 Gts. oefauft werben fam.
Seht tnierf @llee 5anolAlDi fur rs Cts. an.
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lhieeaen pseilen Se tlufl werteu. @etee lit
teBt 80 pIp5 gellieBen, abet mir Ysrflufen uns
lere Seu9e gum alien Wrfile. Slanuel. Oas
9rpBe Alrrttment prn 6lannslen in Der
stibt. Jlannel 81 ~ unb IS gts,, tpertb
% unS 50 Gts.; 6Ianasl at IS Cts, wertb
IS uno rs &ts.5 JlnnnsI III 70 urb 81 Gts.,
peltb 80 mnp 80 Cts; Jlannel Az 81 Cts unb
81, rertb 81 unp 81 20. Sebt uuleren
~vtpilep mcbicateb' unp rotten Blame an.
Sine srpSe @uswabl ppn gambrie Gten,
1000 gjartS leine5 @ianan su IS Cts, wsrtb
~ ets. bis ST Is yer . rp. 5sbt unlere
Cambria Gdsn al ~ 10 @ts., febt III, ere I'M.
sip aIdens unterrSfe su 81 III. @%alImeres !
aalllnerr SalGMsrs! gu 81, rs &ts., 81,
Sl.25, $3.50, $175, 81 uup $3.50. 9tleus
oerS MAIDEN mir auf IN Gre Galiimere non IS
Cts, 81 nm $l.25 anfmetflam. 9errsn unp
Camen untsrtlfieer in grpber Muswabl unb
81 ttaiaen 9rs'lcn. SEPT unisre @urtsltGn-
per, tetrabtst u, lere 50, rs Cts. l1np 81
Semben. Gepptpe! Sc, pi0e !! Gsppi9e!
gu 50, 60, IS SlS. unb 81 per Oarp, Is Yro3
b.aiaer als lOnlt; Elm SoQtanpiseS Wager
8hboeGen BON 81 bis $40. SsltuG unb Del.
ln0+ 6uBpeGen III neuen Nrten uuo Mu(ttr
g'leDt nntefe Gamtrir @den, gu alien Gre fen.
betraHt.t nnlete 'n9Iii9en <rdeu, 4 paa
fir 81. Spultparb une 8almpral uoter-
rpte ii. srpBor InspabJ itS unc neue Or
len nnO lebr niepriss pfelie; lebt uniere 49,
@ta. Sahbta@sr an, tpertb IS GtS.; $40 paar
8antftls, noe 3 uup grlu; Slanfetts ron
1926 his $25 bae paar. Sbawls! Sbapls
SbapIsl von 81 is $40. @irteltG Der.
S6Grpeo, @ptlgtter, ~9ettcifte Strimpfe, 81.
i9eHtI1e. nnb LOCO a.bere 2,tifeln, iusl4e
mir aus Man9e. on 9las n.gt a~nfibrsn tSu-
usn,
@ebr. SDcle,
SO. 429 8rplb @trABe,
tMu stpil9es Der 4tea unb 5ten Ctr.
, 1876-10-19

8e3ablune Der 2ebrer. Sc
fern wuroen Die 2ebrer Der DIfentIihsn
S9ulsn Der Stoot fir ben lebten Weu=
nat bssablt. Nnse1telt 1iub IL Saupt-
le6rer, LOT lueiBe 2ebrtrinnen uno 7 far
bige, l weiBer uno 3 farbise 9ebrer.
9ie 3abl Der 2ebrer Fat leit Der IeBten
SaiIon IS sagenommen.
, 1876-10-19

Gonerpatipe 9 lammlung.
Deute slbeno pirb cine 9roBe 8erlamnls
lung Der g%onierpatipen in Der alten
Morftballe, inter 2eitun9 oes Olo So.
minipn Clubs, a~b9ebalten lueroen. Ser
M9tb. Mc2ane BON Wiarplano, Gesou=
pernsr Q8alter uno 9lnoere perosn re-
Den.
, 1876-10-19
y = s. ptel,
Grad bfra eurepGiiGen Vlan.)
o.. 9t2 Main H. 81 pank Sit.

WV o'~ FSSS~tN w oBp GSNVW epAR+
Gie ltntersei6reten erIauten iib bsm rel
lcnbsn pIbIttum ansuSeissn, baB le bas
Barf Sotel
gang %renesirt unr nit einer&sfauratipn erisn
8an9es rebf pripat @%bStmmsr, uerbunssn
baten. Die VreiIe iino mdBis.
Oas Sptel lie5t in benz beiten Gbsil Der
gtaot nnr IN be NdDe Der folgenben Sc
i9aitsplase: uSpbarep @rbanse," u@prn &
6luur &rhanst," u9paoffes," u8ants,"
.Gtt9 9aa," uState Gapilpl" unb ben Saupt-
gs1ddflsbdulern.
0te 5runts bss SptslS 1T benz berrli9en
Capitol Qarf seRenib:r.
@eiienpe meroen eiie rubise pnb ansensb~
me Seimatb @finpen, sa sinsm tsr 3cit anse-
meiienen preile.
s3immer Ceuropailden YIan) ST per Sag
unp aufwlrts. Gin Babe. Simmer bef bet
lb in ieoer Gtage.
Dit benz 1Utel Sertnnben III eit Cafe erter
ataft nit ZEN f~striteu giitriAtuugen.
So6n .. Snellina& SO.