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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths at wilson's, No
III Elm street. decl6dly
where and Why a.?

This question Is often heard on our streets,
and from facts well known to those who
have visited the establishment, IL seems al
most miracle to tind every one who has
Invested AT the New York Clothing Hon 90
speak so highly of the house. Their coming
among us In the very dullest season of the
year, the extremely large stocl, they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New York
OF the large manufacturing establishment of
A. Steinbcrg $50, 81 Walker street. And
why can they command such trade? They
are importers and manufacturers of all they
sell, ana make IL II matter OF importance TO
let everybody find out that what they sell Is
the best and lowest in price, and have no
opposition In the city Of Dallas for they are
daily represented in the b2St market of the
L -dted states, where, with cash. they can
hnd many opportunities for proper invest
ments. This house Is located Mt SOB ELM
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
from far and near can lay in their supplies
NJ exact New York prices. Special lines OF
Clothing, Cents Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes and Notions.
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HORTICULTURE AND POM0LOGT'

me second annual exhibition and reunion
nii tne Iexas STATE HORTICULTURAL and Pom0-
logical association will take place i'm ihr
city OF houston, on the 10th day OF August
next; Inc various committees are al work
making Preparations which will rpguit in
tne grandeSt exhibition of Its character ever
given in the South, WV
me various lines Of railroads centeriug nj
houston viii issue Excursion Tickets, The
Express Company will carry all packages for
exhibition free, and the Hutchins GouSp.
EXCHANGE Hotel and Essen House will rc,
uuce Their rates one third for the occiation.
interesting and pleasing additions viii this
J ear be made to the exhibition
The Association is rs yet too young TO ofl;,r
premiums, except OF honorable mention. In
view OF this fact, great many special pre-.
miums Will be offered by gentlemen of
houston, all of which will be published i'm
due timo. All entries win be free, md nd.
mission nee. AS the grand aim of this Asso-
citation Is TO encourage diversity OF produc
ton, itS exhibition will embrace any desrrin-
tion of homo products that may be sent 10
be displayed, together with Its spccialties of
fruits and flowers. "
>, , a. WnrrAKER, President,
Il, T. TURNER, Secretary.
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Millinery Coed. AT Less Than Cost.

At s, lralson's, 5l4 Main street. for
the next sixty days. will sell my en-,
tire stock of Summer Millinery Goods
twenty-five per cent less than importing
figures, in order to make room for a
Fall stock This reduction includes
trimmed as well as untrmmed goods.
come and satisfy yourselves of the fact.
All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended to. Turban and Centennial
hats daily received may3Odtr
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Messrs. Grleves 4 Co., Successors to
Douglas, Whitney & Co., No. ll3 Main
street, are now manufacturing by
steam, for the wholesale and retail
trade, the purest and best of plain and
fancy candies. Prices very low and
satisfaction guaranteed. Talleys, cara.
mels and pure fancy candies made
every lay.
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Eryay street Railway.

We are informed by the parties in
terested in this enterprise, that the
ties, iron and cars have been contract
Ell for, and that 10 soon as the weather
will permit, work will be commenced
and pushed rapidly. The road will be
completed and in running order by
the LIST of December.
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LU NIRER.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing. fencing, scantlipc
y % per hundred; dressed boards, 81 As per
hundred; ceiling, u, So; ceiling, ~, 81 25,
weathero2ardlng, 81 759s2 tlooring, y 50,
erbonrding, 81; select boards, 81 5OuS5.
CYPRESS BoARDS--Sla u.s.
ShlNGLRS-Whitc pine, So 5O@S5 %; oy-
press, 50 5Og5 %.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet; supply ample. The amount of build
Ing going on is considerable and no falling
of perceptiblc.
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a., BEER-A nheusers, Sl5 per Cask; Uhrig's,
80 per caSk; Lemps So per cask; Cincinnati
Star, So per cusk.
WlllSKl--Sl 1908 50.
BRANDf-Apple, 81 50@3 %; Cognac. sSm25
per gallon; peach, 50 90; black6erry, 81 "a;
Ginger, $500 - w.
GINS 5012 10.
CHAMPAlGNE - Cooks Imperial, s2S.
krug, In baskets, s25; Heidsiche's, sl7 per
case.
CLAREr-Is worth $50 to $40 %, according
to brand aud quality.
PORT WlNE-ls worth 81 5OtG2 % por
gallon. ''
SHERRl-Standard, is worth 500 per
gallon. ~
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4 powerful lorty-eight inch cylinder
Tyler press. with iron cylinder beam,
boilers, steam drum, heated pump etc,
together with all the connections ncccs-
sary for COMPRISING cotton, the whole
being in perfect running order and now
in use in New Orleans For further par
tlculars apply to b p JET,
july5-dlm Dallas, Texas.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LIN E~The bcsquality In barrels. IN worth
OO. In bulk, 81 90. Ordinary Dallas, 25
vents per bushel. "
GEM ENT - kosondalo liz worth 81 90 pe
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, 81 so Der
barrel. v" 'N'
PLASrER-ls worth 50 50 per barrel Tn,
supply or the above mentioned articles Ia
ample; demand fair, market firm,
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Fair Ground Association

A meeting of stockholders of the
North Texas Fair Association will be
held at the Courthouse this p. M, at 5
o'clock. BY order of the President.
CnAS BAsEERvlLlE,
august 1890 Secretary,
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ID ALLAS TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST I.
spirit of the Markets by Telegram

Money lI@2 per cent. for call loans, with
prime mercantile paper 2la@ic. Gold ma
@ll2Is Wheat shade higher; No. 2
red fall VI 20 bid No 3 rcd fall ODm0Oc. Corn
higher No. mixed, ilAc. Oats unsettled;
No 2S@ Oc. Groceries and Western
produce steudy ana unchanged. Cotton
quiet and prime good mlddlinge OI5c.
Flour, demand light and marlS' weak.
Cattle steady ana strong NJ ~. Louis es
pecially for native steers, selling at 81 $50
50. Cattle In Chicago moderately active;
Texas and Colorado at 50 2j@S3 Is.
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Turbans! Turbams!l Turbnns,,,

BY request OF the Ladies Of Dallas Mr.
s. lralson, Of the Nam street Millinery
and Importing House, has ordered, re-
cciyed and now ha. on exhibition lot
OF black, white and brown Tmhans, at
reasonable prices mayIS.df
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ing To quality; Tho market Is declining.
the stock Ii large and the demand very good
,ClGARS-WOrth from 90 25aS w for domes-
TIC with Havana filters. Market IL dull; sum
ply ample, demand fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01

:, a beautiful and highly improved In.
diana farm, with dwelling, barn, out
houses, orchards, etc; will be exchanged
Tor Dallas city property or Texas lands,
Address, Editor Herald,
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-Messrs. Amott 81 Amolt, 500 Elm
street, IRE keeping very full line Of
groceries at very low prices. A visit
to these gentlemen will pHy buyers.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Notice,

We have fifty thousand choice brick
Tor sale cheap, HUGHES MITCHELL,
Jy2'-dIw 735 Elm street
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MARKETS by TELEG RApH.


NEW YORK;, July 3l,-Gold steady nj
lIl3s@l2' Carrying rates lg@l, Borrowing
rates per cent, 10 hat.
Government bonds; II fraction lower but
closed steady
Railroad bonds firm
state securities opened with an improved
tone, ana coal stocks suddenly became
strong aud advanced; balU cc OF share list
rose = 10 "a per cent; second call market
was generally quiet ana steady; towards the
sci some Leading shares.
money eRsy; lHM2 per cent. preE. ium
Mrrchhntllr paper 3l9ol per cent. premium
custom receipts tii3UW. Assistant Trras.
OOO,UOO. 49,
Sterling exchange weak 60 days, 81 ST.;
sight, Il SFi,
Commercial.
ST I0uI5 July 3l.--Ilomp none Flour,
very quiet only II local trade. Wheat uru,
orally hrmcr, Corn better; No. 2 mixed ina
llAci cash l04c. oats dun and unsettled;
NO mixed 25@@c bid cash; 2SlAc for Sep
lgmbor' Rye dun at No Barley, no market
Whisky steady ut 81 10. Butter, stoady for
best grades; prime to choice dairy lGlslSc:
Ellt cage 2OH22c; country store Ogl8c Hay
yery dull. PORK dull A. va. Dry salt meat
Na@lO'sc. Lard quiet, winter steam IOit,
BALTIMORE, July 3l,-Corn, mixed western
pB9ji' 80,
CuICAGo, July 3l.-Flour duh. Whent
strong and advanced 30; No. . spring 81 80;
spot; sue; VIZ lc for August soc tor September.
Corn generally unchanged but steady ana
nrm, No. = il1ac, Oats active and higher.
No, :, zoo, Rye steady and firm barley
quiet and firm at 5Oc
NEwl YORK, July 3l.-Flour five to ten
IN lHirdemand aud firm; upcrhnc Western
~ lO@S8 d.; common 10 good 81 3iolI 8j.
good 20 choice 81 1000 10. Wheat dynnr-
ednn Improvement mainly upon common
grades No. . Chicago. 8 GgSjc. Corn htpudy
ana IN moderate demand; steamer mixed
o.9 D.. oats hrm mixed 2'@i4c.
Live Stock.
Sr, LOUIS, July 3l.-Hogs strong and nm
changedi Yorker 50 1906 IS; butchers 80 %
lB 10; receipts l3OO head,
Catlle-EaSer for butchers grades: only
KIND wanted pony steers E.1iiiC; good to
choice thorough Texans, A. suE .c, common
To iair 2'gH2H Toe. Receipts 2GlO bend.
sheep Deman strong for best grades; re-
ceipls light; medium 10 fair 3@@ +; good to
choice 3'am@I; fancy i0ti %; receipts zoo.
CHICAGO, July 3l,--Chttle--R cCripts $500
mead; rather more active; common to choice
steers, 90; butchers s3Gtl o. thorough Tex.
ans 81 2jH3 10.
Hogs keceipts 500 hcOd; market dull:
shade higher good to choice shipping. nj
80 6'"b 1O heavy packing, IL 2imG 10.
htep--iecrlptS 100 head; good L. choice
VI %; common s22j1a26.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01

The instantaneous and innIlible
remedy for NeuralHia-at Hoskins 4
H0welPs drug store, Dallas. nd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01

Chip hats at 81 each, in every style
and color at s. lralson's 81 Main
street, maylI-d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01

ALL of our housekeepers have long
felt the need of competent, active and
reliable servants. Such II want is now
about TO be supplied. Mr.. Joseph
Graham, agent for the Texas German
Land and Emigration Bureau, has es-
tablished his Office in this city, on
Main street, adjoining the Texas Ex-
press Company and opposite the La
mar Hotel, where he will take orders
for the best class of German, Norwe-
gian or Scandinavian help, or any
other desired nationality.-.dd.
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Is the thing everybody want, for thch
surplus capital, and experience con-
firms the statement that none moro
profitable can be made than in unn-
improved Texas lands just think OF
III As good lands as any in Texas, for
from 6Octs to 81 80 per acre. And yet
that is just what we are offering, Call
and examine our plats and maps then
see the land. We have over one hun.
drcd thousand acres for you to select
from, We viii sell none with dcicc-
tive title, or that will not come fully mp
10 our approximations, IT You want a
lot or residence in the city we can sup
pIyyou
GRAVES DmBlG q Coos
jylS 500 Elm street
Ladies, call and see the beautiful
styles daily arriving, and being sold
lower than at any other house in the
city, at jIi Main street mayll-d3m
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Dry Flint, 2Ohs ana upwards. l9,z
Dry Flint, damaged, under 20 lbs, 10
Dry Flint, kips and calf. y
Buffalo "@ nnIi s.,,. ....." ~
Sheep pclts, ,'''',,'.,. ,,. l5@sS
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HIDES AND PELTRIRA.

White wool, free Of burrs. .........,,., is cent,
bihck ana urry."...""..."" ....". llGlS cent
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wholesale GROCERY u,pxpr

OFFICE or THE HERALD,
Dallas. Texas, July "a, 1915. I
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Philadelphia rrade Report.

FRIDAY August 25.
Bark is dull and nemtnal at $40 per ton fpi
In Coffee there ia better demand and
firm fee Ling prevails for all descriptions
particularly prime. The bulk OF stocks
consists of medium grades, the inquiry for
" h1ch Is not so urgent. sales of 500 bag.
Rio at l3al811c, for low grade and prime; 200
2Oa2l Nc all gold.
Holders Of Sugar, in view of the strong
stroug statistical position Of the market,
are very firm in their ideas, and not Offer
filming. Refined sugars active at llHc. for
ii%c ~ l0fa sGr 'lo' Z. Tor crushed ana p0w0ere'
Molasses Is dull and weak. The scant re-
caipts have compelled most Of the boilers
to suspend work. and the season may be
Cuba sold at s5Lc for 47:7O test.
The better grades ofFlour are attracting
the most attention, common and meaium
meeting with but little favor Prices have
notvaried In any essential particular. The
sales csmprise 4,5GO barrels by the city mil
lers for the week on terms not reported,
and |, 900 barrels in lots to the trade as fol :.
lows: superfine at $3 5Oa3 Is; extras at $4a
25; Minnesota Extra Family at both
for old stock; and IS 25a6 81 for recently and
diana do. do at IS 5oa6 rs and fancy brands
at 7aS Is as to quality.
Eye -four sells ats Is.
In Corn Meal no sales.
Poor grades of Wheat are not much wan.
ted, while for the better qualities n steady
inquiry prevails at full prices, sales OF 1000
bush 81 05al IS for Red 81 22al rs for Amber,
and $ 2Sal 80 for White. ~
Rye is entirely nominal.
Corr lacks firnrness, and only a moderate
inquiry is repo: :ted about lhOO bushels sold
56a5Sc for yellow; ;5Sas6c for Western mixed,
and 55l%c for sail, 70 b.
Oats of prime quality are in steady re-
quest, but poor grades with which the mar
ket abounds, are dull and irregular. Sales
of 1000 bushels at 4Oa43c for old, and 81
a3sc for new and stained White.
Whisky is dull at 81 l3 for Western IRON
bound
The Morning herald., 1876-08-26
Our Miniature Poster.

Just as the ear is bent the woman's in
clined.
Fullmer at 5O6 Market street furnishes as
good meal for IS cents as you can get any,
where.
Mover turn your back on begger. He
might have squirt gun.
The city laundry takes more pains with
your shirts than other places.
Nothing will take the poetry out of man
Quicker than the kick of woman who
wears zebra stockings.
VIM. j. Morrow, at All French street,
SAYS his lightning rods are the most ap.
proved now in the market.
A good floor mauager-a new broom.
Milne, at Sixth and Market streets, gets
up a first-class dinner for rs cents. Shuttle
boards and billiard tables attached.
It is estimated by continual cutting and
shaving men loose eighty-four inches Of
hair every quart Of century.
Watts, at 3OS Market street is now selling
boots and shoes at bottom prices.
The milk of human kindness is without
doubt the most condensed milk In exist
ence.
When Wilmingtonians are in Philadelphia
tbey should call on Drs. Lutte and Bissel,
1913 Chestnut street, and get good Turk
ish bath at a reasonable price.
For cheap and good set of harness go to
4O5 Shipley street. N H (,
Ten minis make one cent. Yes, but ten
yin mills, now, how many scents do they
make, when they feel right?
Danahee's shoes are the cheapest in the
city. His place is well known at Seventh
and Poplar.
If YOU want new set of "natural curls"
dear, you should go to Niagara, for that is
the place to get falls air.
The Great Western Tea Co. sells tea at
cost TO consumers.
More poetry comes from q disordered
liver than from inspiration.
Stop in the Great Tycoon Tea store at Ill
West Second street.
Water, It is said, will seek its level. The
starch in mans shirt in these days imme.
diately finds its resting place in the heels OF
his socks.
The MORNING HERALD is one of the best
advertising mediums in the city.
Hack for Brandywine Summit camp
leaves Fifth and Market.
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.

Board for the collegiate year of 80 weeks.
at 50 per weelk, ,$ll4; tuition. $50 room REM
Students are required to provide their own
books, and fuel for their private rooms will
be furnished, AT COST. Students who receive
Scholarship appointments are relieved from
the charge for tuition. and. the above esli-
mate is thereby reduced from $!94 to $l34.
Sch olarships may be obtained by applying
to members OF the Delaware Legislature
Both sexes are admitted to the class rooms
The time. table of the r. w. q B. Railroad
and its connections is now such that stu
dents residing within convenient distance
may attend the daily sessions of the College
and return home at night. Weekly car fare
from Wilmington to Newark $l.06
Catalogues and further Information may be
had by addressing the President.
WILLIAM H. PURNELL. IL. d.
NRwAHK, DEL. a ug. 10, 1876. aul2.lm
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rrE t.w FINANCE.
...u o song Of silver

o,, song Of silver
sng;; nng;;th heel cellar full Of rye"
Wl rland twenty statesmen
tGT.ii GM.inK,pg " with one eye.
" on the ''rye was opened
Tbey ." give them something new,
"lan Min that will ring?
soaIacks getting torn and Old,
GNea,ress won't initiate,
tonslUec s41 are coming dueyou know,
We We can't afford to walt"
,,,Os was in the Senate
gRnllpg up his money;
,,f'Iav bunii II, the other House
As,.rs Asrrsaaing bread with honey:
~ drjcks in his garden
hv wsS u.l wearing out his clothes
uSn"ng M"i both sides Of the fence,
hu,. hDuala',eed on his toes.
,,oring east, where Tilden
DviIhh WITH his little slate l...
u"s MMu working at his problem 81
VIZ nSo resl1me without q date"
~ io sSid .You know I've always thought
~ tI"pd head of gold and silver"
Az ntn tnrning west, he whispered !
'dvI du the ne ear OF every deliver ~, 4
m 7 TIndjana's dark rich sell, :
Ill Lnf n@III all The men you've made .
am M the only statesman
" Who can tell the wants OF trade.
D. .sumption Is impoltant,-yes,
%utb Rut then it must be slow;
VIII I'll take no back kward step,
"R Rnt retrace false one,- SO afti
panpal the date of 10, Fr
Hlindrancs In our way;
Make silver legal tender |s,
For all we have to pay, ~ .e
And bold mar he will be .
" Who again should name the day
m nav the Nations promises sy.
Miionest's nations pay.' nr.
qhpra was silence for moment f.
When these statesmen had been heard,
And there came upon their vision
little dicky birds: ..t t.. E
But the little bird came near
And circling proudly overhead,
Grew to a swooping eagle,
And their hearts were filled with dread,
1bpy remembered then their sins
And their bosoms sWelled with woes,
But the eagle lett among them
NOta solitary nose! b.
ONEIDA, N. Y, August II, 1876.
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OPENING OF THE SECOND YEAR
.t f5 OF
#. BECHER'S MUSIC SCHOOL.

ming with first Monday Of September, end
ing with the last day of June.
Terms for beginners, 10 months, $50; hve
months $l5. Advanced Scholars whole
term) 70 months, $40; half term, months,
$50. All the necessary music furnished
All scholars entering the school meet for
classification at the music room. McClary's
building. No. COG ship!ey Atreet,on first and
second day Of September. from | to 4
o'clock. .Ds augl8-lm
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
2 Stock Market.

gold H0E@l11 Phila & Read
Silver lUO0lO2 RR, 48 a
y s. 1881 sl9N@l2O T&Bu1alo $40
5-a)s l865-lH @l141 ohila 4 Eriel5 @l5L
July l865ll5l @ll51I Lehigh Val 500
July 1867 li8X@l19 T" Nav StockS2I@32A
;" July 1868 1870 g 2 Catiwissa r a
/" l0-lOs 1l0%@12O do prefd O.
=" New IS liT @1l7Nl Penna r. R5O @5OL
City6 sN NewlO0A@llO Het tony le % q
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COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commence
on WEDNESDAY, evening. September 9Th.
There are three courses Of study
/, The Classical. ir - ~ .J- .aI
III. The Scientific and Agricultural. q.
Ill The Literary. .a--., s-uf.t..
A selection of studies, howev er, may be
made, but a regular course Is strongly re-
commended. 'n i'9 so h 13l.tp
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

Opens October l; continues through nine
months It is organized in schools on the
elective system with full courses in Classics,
Liters ture. Science with practice in Chem
ical and Physical Laboratories) in Law.
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agri-
culture. Apply for Catalogues to a.!uI
JAMES f. HARRISON, Chairman,
-.r p. 0. University of Virginia,
aug16lmeOd Albemarle Co., We.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13
NOTICE TO coo VI \ Z X :
To Albert s. Johnston:

UvHE UNDERSIGNED. co-owSERs OF
the Times ledge. situated In Deviis Gate
Ana Chinatown Mining Dissrict. hereby give
notice that We hAs, expended and caused to
be expended the sum II 81 500 Fifteen Han
dred po,iars. L. 5 gold coin. for labor and
supplies; that the proportion Of the said e.
penaitares 30 ...sas - Aforesaid due from you
amount 10 $500. lou are further notified
thai 10 case you fail or refuse " pay said
amount due q your proportion Of such e1psa-
diture 70 the undersigne In silver Cisy. Ne
vsda, on os before the expiration Of ninety
days from the hrst publication VI this notice.
your interest In the sid Time< claim and
ledge will IN aeoordaaee With an Act of Coz
grwss. e titled. An Act 70 promote the de-
yelopnent Of the mining Resources Of the
United states. approved Nay 10. isi2. be-
come the property Of the undersigned CO.
owners, who made and authorized the above
expenditure on ed claim dursns the yesrs
1853 and ls1&
JAS. N,AYEE.
r. KENYON.
r. FuNrEClLLA.
q. BECKEH.
silver CITY. New ,xes. u. ISIS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13

w~v vsnRuR or An RYncUF1ou. 4 M
n 49,. - - eeSae ~ - \.
sS2S ~ a ske biie13cg CotSs o. ~ 1kira
~. assts ~ NM ~ d.cree - a..
sS.~ris~re "a ~ 81 cefSan Husfr,s~s
.-~-sssss Serslnaf1nr aeoesibea dnHed ~ ~
- ~ VrvsmSer. A. b. iUjS. upcn = No.
s-t.s ,s.AsresI' n eeid Coure al ~ a11k ~.
~ Snvs-.h~e n d inia ~ 10 ne ,Ss.rSsx
- S"Ss.s,sI On ~ ~ Az a Noven,Ss,
4 n Ma n faVur Of OllvicS fuettf. plsse.
"ai.s W. esrs.is aser.s u iosccicsGs n az -
scstoa for The yuua Of rcer nssdred sad
Htshsy-two eem ytslSel DoLan vnn inter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-13
DEllV0UGNT TAX no rice

j DEllll0UEmT TAX no rlCE
Nstics to Tie Dsllng1sat Taxpayers
OF LION COUNTY
! NrorrcE Il uERrsY OWEN. THAT TIE
N aslinQusns liss for The
Fiscal Tear Ending Dec. d, 1879,
! nss See, Deposited with the District OF Psoss.
eua1n0 Attorney, and anissa the
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TAss... sp.ciasa sss psad 10 the Tssessrsr.
= ex.osAcio Tar Rsceivsr upon the
certificate % the Audisorl.
withla 80 Days from Date Hereof,
Action viii bs comDeaced By che aid Dis,
trict " Prosecuting Attorney Tor The
Cohesion 81 satd raxes and
costs.
Z. I. GlLPlN,
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Dayton. Lyon County. Nov. ~. lsss.
Summer Tourists Resort |!
JsAn McKinney's, Lake Tahee.
VVHE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE FoR
fsaaaites " pess the heated term. oesan-
en- arrive aud depart from AcAinney's twice
daily. Thts b scknovicdssa ~ Be The
Best Fishing Grounds On the Lake!
soATs AND FISHING Tackle FREE !!
KvesytAins In god ssyls snA - prices With
n he resch Of all. Give me call.
Wins JOHN MCKINNEY.