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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07

orally approved. Mr.. Thrasber thought
stock men, unlike horse dealers,
were generally responsible parties,
and could be trusted 70 pay their notes
when due. The report of the treasurer,
who was detained st home by illness,
was now heard by the secretary. and
showed balance in the treasury OF SS8 90
not including the membership fees paid
at this meeting.
The following names were added to the
roll: Thomas w. w. SumsD, Ripley
county; j. NJ. Bray, DenDey, Hamilton
county; 81. C. Meredith. Cambridge
City. On motion of Mr.. Meredith,
the convention proceeded to the election
of officers. Charles Lowder, OF Plainfield,
was elected president; Thomas Nelson, OF
PaIke county, as vice president; Claude
Matthews, of Clinton, as secretary; w. w.
Thrssher of Rush county as treasurer,
with the following executive COMMITTEES:
81. G. Meredith. OF Cambridge; J. ii.
woodward of Shelby county. Mr..
Claude Matthews presented brief pa
per on the early history OF short-horn stock
N Vermillion county, dating back to
1898, when the frs. pure blooded Durham
stock was first introduced By Stephen Col
let. The descendants of bis cattle are now
among the best in that county. Several
later importstions were noted and the
present state of the short-horn interest re-
viewed. Mr.. Matthews suggested that q
collection of similar papers from other
counties would be valuable contribution
to the shors-horn literature of the state.
On motion Of Mr.. Nelson the essay was
accepted as the property of the conven-
ton and spread upon its record. On
motion adjourned until this evening at 8
o'clock.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07

France seems as elastic and artistic as
ever, and, while drilling an army of a
million and half of soldiers. has time to
manufacture glassware and broDzes that
are scarcely inferior to the productions OF
toe sae Of Louis Quatorze.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07
A, SLOW SALE.

THE ATTENDANCE SMALL AND TEE BIDDING
TAME-soME OF THE STOCK WITHDRAWN
SMALL PRICES FoF THAT SOLD.
Yesterday afternoon the joint stock sale
ofshort-horn cows, heifsrs and bulls from
the herds of j. T. Williamson & Son, Of
Thorntown, and DIR. James P. Forsyth, OF
Franklin, took place at the Exposition
grounds The aRiaYoxsbls weather pre-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07
CAMBRIpaE CRY, May 81.
OAKLAND FARM 4,

Especial Correspondence OF the Sentinel
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE Of grain, so iueuIsa5ls
ruth other styles of Threshers, be SAVED by this
Improved Machine sufficient eyery JOB to more dan
pay all expenses Of threshing
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
as easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, Rye Barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were substan-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work
rhen others utterly failed
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica-
tons, such as Endless Aprons, "Rsddles "Beaters"
"Pickers" etc. are entirely dipeSed Nth less than
easier managed more durable light running cost
y repairs; no dust; no ltterings" TO clean up; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERs who are poasi
IN the large saving made by it will not employ infe-
ror and vasteful machines, but viii iasla on this
improved riresher doing their work
FOUR SIZES made for g. 8, 10 and u Horse
Powers. Also speciality Of SEPARAToRs, designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ: our I'm,
proved "Triple Gear" and "Spur Speed" Wood.
bury Stsle), both " Mounted on four wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising
Aply Dealer or write us for nlustra-
ted CrcJ lar sent free, giving full particulars of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc. -
Nichols, Shepard & Co..
BATTLE CREEK, MICH
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07
THE SHORT HORN SALE.
-Blooded Bovines Under The
Hammer at Oakland Farm.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT.

A THOUSAND PERSONS PREsENT-ALL STOCK
ADVERTISED SOLD WITH THREE EXCRP
TIoNs-THE AMOUNT AGGREGATED BIZ
THE SALE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
The Election la san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Nov. ii.-Thr
feeling over the election news has
been stripped If aimos, al excite
ment. The Democrats are jul,ilant
this afternoon over kilograms receiv-
ed by the State Cea,ral Committee
announcing thst official returns give
the States OF Florida, Loaisiana and
South Carolina to Tilden. The bet
ting fever Is siill raging, but the bull
letin boards are almos, deserted.
The Republicans lay back un ,eie-
grams announcing certain msj ,ri,ies
i1r them Ia doubtful States aud
claim tia, the result is assured. Tue
Democratic Cummsttee still claim
the election Of wiggiagton for Goa
gr-ss, figuring up his total mai rity
at ss. The Republicans do nat con
cede the accuracy 1T these figures,
and assert that Pachcco is certainly
successful by majority OF from 500
10 400. Between AcKenna and Lut-
treii In the Third District the ques-
tran still, femaias unsettled, with the
chances In favor of the latter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13

The uncertainty now surrounding
political events IN this country has
had the affect to deprecists Ameri-
can securities in London.
In the Moulton- Beechef case d
change OF venue has been granted
to one Of the northern counties OF
New York.
A Belgrade dispatch 10 The
London News says that Captain
Brown, an American belonging to
Chicago, received the Servian gold
cruss for gallsntry in recent battle,
where he lost leg.
Secretary Morrill, has evinced his
confidence in Republican success ~
,elegraphing officially to the Rotlis-
childs in London, the fiscal agents I
the Government there, that HAYS
hiss been elected President of the
United States"
On Fridsv last young nrn
named Frederick b. Towne commit
ed suicide with pistol st aie
Clarenden Hotel. Portland. ie
formerly worked in wholesale beet
and shoe house. Market street, San
Francisco, where he bore an excl
lent character.
A dispatch from Washington Of
the ilth SAYS: A coiercd HAYES
club charged upon acr"wd Of whites
on + stree, this evening, aud bus Tor
the prompsness If the police the Ugh,
would have been serious. The street
is now patrallei The celored men
are crazy over Hayes defeat, and
under the belief tina; they are T. he
re-enslaved are ripe for any mischief.
1t will he strange it aforsnight passes
without some sort of riot.
GATED States Marshal Pikin
telesraphs fr,m New Orleans, that
after an offcia! count at the votes in
Madison Parish. showing a majority
for Packard q: a.aoa, i've boxe, con
tanning l.loo votes, were seized ana
burasti. The Democrats" the Mar.
shall continues, "sre desperate al 10,
nrohahle loss of the State" Ii is a
very dangerous state of i,speTatits
indeed that prompts the desirueti's
of ballots, No. heiag able la in
iimidate voters iata deps,sising tn
right sort of Votes, the Democrat
resort To n.w line af tactics quit
as effective but much mare reyaig
tionary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
The Presidents impar,ialit..

CHICAGO, Nosem yer IA Tri-
bune special saws: The President
arrived at 1 p, N. aud by arrange
ment met General Garfield, Senator
Elm npsis aud 9th, prominent men
here. he IS very thoughtful about
the situation ansi esiaces deter
mina,ioo that there shall I've an
hoEes. coun, in Louisiana, and SO
lar as he can control IL. the pers, n
receiving tins nishes. number of
electoral Votes shall be inaoguratei.
He j. keenly conscious OF the ~
sponsibllity Of his oath of ufsies
AMI is determined to have faithful
execution of the laws. /; is nov
considered established the election
of Presisicn. will turn upon the
elec,inn ia Louisiana. Aavices re-
eesvea by the President and per-
sous high in authority show con
eluslvely that the managing mem
bers Of tue Democratic Committee
coneesle taa. the Republicans carry
South Carolina and Florida The fact
that the Democrats are sending no
prominent men TO Florida OF itself
is considered an admission that the
State Is conceded 10 the Sepubli-
cans. The President has though,
j. advisable that a number OF promi-
nent Republicans of all sections OF
the country. including some mem
hers of Congress. shall be present,
in New Orleans during the count.
ing Of the vote. AMI has. by tele-
graph. requested them to go there.
The Democratic State Executive
Committee has addressed a letter TO
James o. Brosdheal. Lewis y.
Rogy. Erastus Wells and Charles
q bson. ASKING them to so To New
Orleans to secure All honest count
and al adjustment Of reported and
threatened difficulties. Each of
the gentlemen complied With the re-
quest and at once left for the South.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
Some More Tilden Votes.
The Car or Russia Speaks.

ST. PETERSBURG. November H.
The Glote publishes speech de-
liverrd bv the Gar ia Moscow in
reply to ala address af citizens. The
Car said that dariuy his entire reign
his energies had been directed Ia
tue maintenance If RICH. aud justice
tor the Eastern Christians, but un-
fortunately his pacific efforts have
teea in vain. A conference Of the
Powers is now shou, to NEE, al Con-
,t.ntiuople. Russia would main
tain her demands, and non-ac-
quiescencc in them would compel
her To fake up arms la that event
he reekoned upon the support of his
subjects The speech Was received
xith enthusiastic cheers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
Asea, Cor HERCULES PONDER,
NOTICE TO COO W NER :.
To Albert $. Johnston:

VHyHE UNDERSIGNED. co-oM >EhS uf
the rims~ led. e, situated Ia p"siir aste
.n.i Chinatown Mtn,ug III ssricf. hereby give
e,tiV@ that We hasr expanded AMI causea 70
be expen.,e the sa@ Of 81 sei stiteen hnn.
sirx.i l.ollars. L. \ geld cSin. tor iAetar snd
sa,,ul,e.. thai the prepartiun OF the said en,
p-nd,;urrs ~ ai~ - ssorssstd due ircra you
amount 10 tSou. Yea sre further uotin~d
that II, case ,ou fail er tcfus~ b pay said
sneu1.t due ~ ,vue pr portion of ,ash exp-.'
,i,tusc, ~ the nnsltr>isle ~ SILVER Cssy, Ne
ys,sa. on O. before the expirstsan Of nsrr'y
dave fra,a tn. nr~s pueiseat on VI this nottr~.
vsur sut.r~-s in the said Tinaee cissns aud
,suss ssli. Ia seeerasne~ With an Act Of Con
sr,sS t,tless An Act Ia promote the de-
xrlspgn,a. II the mining rAsurces 81 she
gnitei stsss>. srfrevsss Ny 10, i>ss. De
eaa,e She prupr,y ef th~ snsisrsssnet co
ns,~sl who M vie snd authorized the sness
e>rrrs,.,urss ON said claim during tbs year
JAS MAIZE
Z kkNYoN.
II. fBNftCkLaA.
{ BECKER.
silver City. New Nov. Is. issS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
Three Boys Drowned.

Yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock
4 Young man, who is employed IN
working in the vicinity Ut Harbor
View, while proceeding 10 the scene
of his l~i,ars, observed three young
boys engaged in frolirking ON the
teach with large dog. On his re-
turn TO the city about Eve o'clock, he
was surprised to perceive three suits
OF clothes lyiag oa the beach quart
ed by the DOG he had seen early In
the day. There was no trace OF the
Buys, however. aud the young ma"
became convinced that they had he~n
owned white bathing. The ciota-
ING was taken to the City Prison,
where two of the suits were IT,
caru lied at later hour by msn
named L. Kent, an employe oil Frank-
I'm, Bell Il Co., as those Of hts
two boys, Thomas and Edward,
while Joseph +. Bracket, residing
at No. I6as Clay street, Identified the
ta;rd as that III his SOU. Taat ali
we're drowned while bathing Is I'M
doubleday true. as the body oi one
Of L. Keats sous was found ia the
bay ,his morning aad removed for
inferno ut.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13

liz view Of possibility Of q general
European war, The Westminster Re-
view gives summary Of the national
debts Of the world. which have in
creased fsem 81 500. 0oo. 900 in IT'S
to about ga, ooo. COO, GOO in 1878.
The table given for 1878 is As fol-
lows: Grest Britain, Es.5, ooo, 600
Europe. CARA, 600. 600. America,
STA, ooo, 900; Asis, eisi, 0o0, 900
Australia, e4o. ooo. 600; Africa, s.5.-
600, 600.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
TiLDEN's TiAIDITY.


When al this feverisaness is over
spreading the coIatvy from one end
TO the other about tue election re-
turns ana passiale impending coa-
fict between the parties IA certain
excited localities. why does not Til
den come on; and say that he would
rneer o. consideration accep, the
Presidential SCAT as result of cleo
.ioa frauis' Wast . magaanimous
thing that would be for him to do,
and how it would reflect abroad the
high standing Of our couasry in re-
spect to political ethics and fair play.
n deva.-es upon Tillsn to do this
more shaa upoa Aayes. because his
party is the party that shrra,sns We
lence. II may be read elsewhere in
these columns how q Dcieocratic
mob in parish in Louisiana. when
they saw that the votes we're going in
favor Of the Republican candidate
for Governor. actually destroyed i've
III the ballot boxes and their contents.
rendering il impossible to estimate
the comp.exion of 1900 votes.
4 word from Tildcn now would be
such oil upon the troubled waters a
% other circumstances could pour.
Buf be will not speak His plan has
bssn in this campaign fron the very
Ars 70 win By sny means, however
fuul. Tne fact that his party regis
tsrsd $4,000 vossrs Illegally in New
York alone did NOT call forsa word
~ 5shEks frnm him. when = vord
would have bsea sufficient. He has
besa - passive for the pa.st two
months to frauds occurring about
him - he vss in isca. whsa Greeley
wrote that trenchant letter demand
tag - iatesierenee on his part wjth
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
A Boo.less stage xobbery /.

Rgpprxa, Nov ll.--To-iay, as the
California i Oregon stage from
Ircka to Residing ~as canning along
quite hriskly AT a point between Pitt
river and Bass Station, two men,
with drawn shotgums, commanded
the driver To halt aud pass out the
tFva, ure box. Mcconnell, the driver,
rather than To take desperate chances,
oseye the or Ter, after which he was
la.a To move along. Mails were not
interrupted, and all the robbers got
Was AN empty treasure box. This Is
the fourth .iemana made by robbers
for Wells, Fargo & Co.'S box, and
one for the u. s. mails in the last
ten days. There are seven or eight
~ell-armci men out now hunting for
the robbers ana more will follow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
The Fraaklis snd Tweed safe.

NEW YoRx, November 1.-THE
steamer Franksin has arrived at ST.
Thomas aifh Tweed Although the
FrAnkiin's voyage ass teinpestuaus,
Tweed was In excellent health. The
Franklin ran short cf coal aud was
cnmpsis-ss 80 stop ii s.. Tl,oaA.ss .ta
rrpleaish. Tue Frsaklin sailed Eor
New York "a the 0sh instant. The
probabilities sre that the voyage to
New York viii take abssut tivs day
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13


PRESIDENT Grants action in the
matter uf the election troubles in
the Sontu iaust strike Democrats as
fair and impartial, as sill they could
justly expect from chief magis-
traie OF their own party. The Presi-
dent slys that fair couasin- o. the
ballots must tsc had, il the power
which lie as chief of the army aad
navy Yields can secure il, and that
the candidate 70 ewing the highest
number of electoral votes shall lie
inaugurated. Should lac use his
office, As he has been charged with
ding. for the benefit OF the party
that elected him, what Consequences
might ensue! How the nation
might be launched onto the verge Of
a sectional war NOR hitter aad dis
astrous than the late rebellion.
Perhaps the general good scnSe Of
the American people would prevent,
aav serious oommotian ia situation
ike tae present one, hut we are sure
Of an adequate preventive when the
Presiden, takes impartial ground
aud stands between the opposing
parties Ss neutral Who demands
fair play and nothing short of it. 1t
is pleasant reflection Ia know that
the parties themselves are sending
leading representatives to the scene
OF the irpeading trouble. to avert \
serions outcome. Ii is a guarantee tbs,
our country l. not "a he reut assGn-
der by excited political organize
;ions, whose personrl interests would
quite couniervail any regard they
might have for tae pub ic good.
And ii is an evidence that the sure-
Tior education IF the masses. which
guarantees intelligent, consideration
nj all questions arising, Is the great
es; foundation stone nf our govera-
men,. the one which promises con-
tinIed preservation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13

Ar last advIces there promised to
be some fun over the election in
Eureka. Wallsce. the defeated can
didate for State Senator. entered a
protest against certain of his oppo-
uent's tickets bearing picture of an
eagle a, their head. His opponents.
in turn, threatened. ii the proies.
was presented. to enter an obj ac,ion
to certain Of Wallace's tickets which
were printed ga ea,-cap psper in
stead Of 56-ponnd book. as the law
requires. In Virginia City there
were ticket. voted which bore star
rs the emblem of some order, aud the
best legal authority Of the place con-
Cured in tbs belief tina, they were
lawful, nevertheless.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
WHO Is TO BLAME.

With all The advices at hand re-
car,iing the Presidential election.
the contest seems verv close. II 10
possible that the Democrats have
elected their candidate. but further
returns viii he necessary to show
i: b~vouil q valid doubt. IT the
Repablicsa party are beaten in this
contest they have only to blame
their leaders. The defeat is due to
the work Of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton. Had that Convention heeded
the wishes of the people and the
demands Of the time. a man would
have been nominated whose election
would have followed surely. There
had pecn growing distrust with
many Republicans that the party
Was not what i. should be. that 1t
was impudeat from long continued
power and rather heedless OF con-
seoaences through hope OF being
retain "a indefinitely. There vas
crv for reform all over the country.
which the party could not ignore.
Whether the cry was we'll grounded
or no. ma.le but little difference. The
people demanded, not . change ct
administration. hut change In the
Administration. The delegates went
20 CINCINNATI with tall knowledge
If this fact, and with the fur's'er
kno~lease tia, Tiiden would Ia ali
probability lie the nominee OF the
Democracy, aud that his claims upon
the people woald hs based upon his
record Is = rvformcr. They did not,
however, take advantage Of their Ia
formation. Bris,ow was the man
who aseae would have forcssalsed the
Democrats. Hal Brissow eeea
nominated I've wssald I've elected to-
siay BY large ;najosity. The ma
chine politicians and the adEa'nistra-
ton men were jealous OF him, aad
he had no chance ~ all. The ma
chine mea waited Elaine and the adj
ADMINISTRATION mea wanted Conkiing
Bristsw Was s.feised 10 the strife that
sasued. and Hayes was tls result. Is
compromise eardida Hayes
was no doubt th. raust available man
after washourne aal Brissow, bat be
was by na means the candidate for the
time. We believe tat be possess SIS
many excellescieS 81. character that
fl him to be President, and We, in
common with a large msjority OF
citizens, ws,uid rather see him Pres:-
deaf taan Bgis.ow. But hrisn,w 5
nomination was demanded sss every
consideration OF expedsency- His
defeat ia the ces,yention was the DE-
feat of the Republican party, TO con
cede the election of ii.dea. which Is
not wi,hea, probability. II should
be lesson long To i'e read and pon-
dercd. 1t teaches that party can
not safely grow So bs,ll as to ignore
or overlook the demands Of the peo-
pie. These demands could have
been met as well with Republican
candidx;e rs with Democratic.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
Assessment Notice.

4 rLANrIc CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company--L<ration Vt principal plsce
a. busisrcrs. san krxnsissp, California. Iosa-
tion ~ work, Devils Gate ptstriss. Storey
and Lyon Counties, Nevada - Nsdtise Is
hsr.h b. Given that II . Meeting az the lrns-
tres Vi raid eoa,p.ny h-ld On the sosh day
of ss.,olser 1875. an assessment No. ~ Of =
Gents per SHARE wgs levied upon she capital
s;cek the es,rforstsofs. pa,s bst in nestsaseiy
In Jn,sea States eoia csln. tc the Secretary
1T the utflre OF the cezapsEy. Ne 80 Pinr
street R..sn Ne ~. san ktsnstsev. tail
toyn,a Anal mry stuss usssn which this
ss.s-s,s,n, shall rsaaAsn unssssl ia Tbs Tseu-
si-th tsptA day ~ NoNesshtf. 1870.
viii b. deemed delinquent Aad vail be daly
advertised s,sx sale a. publl- auction. AID UT
less tsas.sscut i is,ssie before viii b. snld on
TUESDAY, tac Sare,e~atb day OF lseSss-
Der, isss. To- Yay 5tlingaess assessment. ~
seihrr With costs Of saseEsssine asaa sapsRses
of esle
liz order ot the ncarl 81 Directors.
Phi ER NODE RfsoN. s~srcta-y.
onsee--R.om Sc. Ne. $50 fu, ssrv~s. San
rrunetsse. California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13

In al this excitement and anxiety
over the election returns, no one hears
. word about the vate Tor Peter
Cooper. II y to bad to ignore the
old man - completely. His opiH-
ions, at least. on the satnsfion should
b soaght toy and telegraphed. as q
matter VI defsrencc to his years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
Fatal Love.

SAN FRANcIsco Nov. -. "A
Young woman. name not ascertained,
residing ON Telegraph Hill, suicided
by taking strychnine this afternoon.
A love affair is said to have been the
motive which prompted her to the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
NO EAsrRRN NKws.

No Eastern news came over the
wires yesterday. Asttsrs political
are where they were on Saturday
night. To-day some important in
formation will most likely be re-
ceived.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
the high-handsd proceedings Of the
Tamnany party.
n "a All.

tie high-handsd proceedings Of the
Tamnany party.
1t will be found, perhaps. that this
disposition on the part of Tilden to
hecone a party to the gr,ssest politi-
cal corruption by = tacit scquiescence
is particularly Objectionable in
president. Talk about Grant and
his retinue Of $4,000 subordinases
working tor the perpetuaticn of the
party. 1t is mere child's play NJ
compared With what Hlden's would
do under the same circumstances.
What with fair sprinkling of the
Morrisseys Kellvs, ct al, in the
North, and full supply of desperate
white liners in the South. ready IN
the least emergency to burn ballot
boxes, intimida,e voters, and in every
way inaugurate q red-handed cam
paixn. there would be little danger
of Dcmocratic deseat. L, is easy to
see under those circumstances what
4 political strife would mean.
Tilden, however .'urc he may
be personally, belongs to the party
OF roughs. and by their rough mode
Of political warfare he has wen all
that he ever got. He dare not now
ignore them and their measures far
enough to rise and say that by no
means will be go to Washington on
fraudulent returns.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-13
MONEYS Livery Stables,
South d Street Virginia.

.s>HE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING LARGE
II liz added tc his stock % Horse. cssrtaxss
aud Bagssrs. A. will as ~ his Afeoa- insaataeas
tar s.,.rl.n. H,,r~s~, IL arw,arcd 10 rspsad
nr%,aup,ly Ans satisf assorsly ~ all aemAnsss
h,eh may b. m.d- apen hirn for Anythins
in the line OF SusSiss. Saddle H.r-es = saf
r..s~~ Among the rs~ent additions W hss
ssock Of Raatng Hor~es arr several nnc sissi l.
sa.Is. s.nti- a. lsnaes. YET lively - nsas,
ans AL. procured for the sspee,ai a-s II
iadtes- ~AlsAiAS AoS~A