The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-25
MAIN STREET,

mencing on the south side of
MAIN STREET,
With McAvin 81 Rodgers brewery.
One of the partners. McAvin, is consta-
bic of our precinct, makes good lager,
skilfully serves all papers placed in
his hands for service, and also gives
good service Of lager from his shop.
Next, on the same side, we come to L.
[. Hogle's lumber yard, where lumber
eau be had for the million. The only
fault that can be found with it ia that
it comes by the way of Elko instead of
Winnemucca, Parks is at the yard
to stay there. Next we come to the
saloon of said L. I, Hogle, Steve
Henley chief whip, call on Steve. Next
door is the lodging house of McLaugh-
lin. 1t must be good lodging house
there. But let US leave that and hop
along until we get to S. Moser's store.
Here you can find anything you desire
IN the way of provisions, ETC., only call
upon him and you will be attended to.
Next is the sandy complexioned and
sandy haired Eli George who keeps the
| Occidental. If the weather holds good
his iciele will prove valuable, and hold
out through next summer. | adj
wise all to come and try his ice water.
Now we cross the street. and A. ID.
Walsh meets us with his smiling face,
| having just returned from San Fran
/ cisco. He says that his hotel is the
best in CorRucopia. if not. he is going
to make it the best. Then we step
along and next come to NJ, t. Henry's
saloon, fine building, closed now, but
will open early in the spring. Next is
the shoemaker shop OF Chris Stiffins,
who has been making boots and shoes
! here for the last three Years. Then
next We come to the butcher shop Of
Powers. and. Mr, Editor, when You
think You can get any better beef than
at this shop you are fooled, try it
and you can judge. takes a walk,
and don't want any job put up on
me-" Carl York and wife next loom
up before our vision at the Crystal
Peak brewery saloon. Who on the
Pacific coast has not heard of Carl
York, the chief of musicians? His
horn (corpet) sounds ard calls us
every morning to breakfast. Well,
now we have got to the foot Of the
street on the south side; so we will
cross over 10 the north side, and the
first place we strike of note is the livery
stable and hay yard of Ringgold, q
good location, and Ringgold, one of the
best Of boys, says be can keep all
stock with hay and barley, ard not only
that. bat keep his family warm with
saeebrush Then we come to the
room, known as the Homestead, must
not say much about it. Then comes
the room of your humble servant. Next
the tailor shop. Next the bakery Of
George Shermer, Pioneer, where you
can get the best Of bread, pies, cakes,
etc. Walk up then to the old Coch-
ran Restaurant, now kept by VIM.
May. look uron him, his restaurant,
and table. and you ould just drop four
bits for good square meal. Pass on,
and Woodruff.s variety store meets ia,
everything in the provision line is dis
played here. But as we are not hum
CRY, we will next go to Judge Bassitts
office. mine got! mine gotl who can
tell what the Judgment of the Court or
the verdict of jury is going to be. -
Above the Justices Office is the
Palace, Lew and Sam Blonger keep
mp their reputation. and why, because
they are patrons Of the STATE. Do you
want cigar, call on Jakey. Tor be says
he has the best cigars and tobacco. Are
you dry, if SO. next door step into
Billy llligs, and he will try and accom-
raodate you. Still dry or in want of a
smoke call at The Fashion, Madden is
there. aud will attend to your wants,
Perhaps you want o good suit of