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, 1876-06-30
" WHEN m
! 0U VISIT SAN FRANCISCO
CALL UPON
DONALD HI.
PERCY
"

VIME EMINENT LONDON CLAIRVOY-
4 ant and Healer, now stopping at No. aOO
Aearny street, San Francisco, Entrance, Room
ID who makes the following propositions:
First-No charge unless ENTIRE satisfaction L.
given. -
Second-He will read your PAST, PRESENT,
or NO PEE.
Third-AdvIce given In reference to lost friends.
property love, or business satisfaction or no fee
fouIth-lI In poor health he will locate your dis
ease describe Its symptoms and ita peculiar effects
upon your Individual system, WITHOUT ASKING
A QUESTION. This health examination Is made
by the wonderful art OF Magicology, without any
visible examination Of diseased organs and "a RfYen
as test Of power, FREE TO ALI.
hlfthl and Lasty-If your disease is curRble, be
Will GUARANTEE to restore the health without
using drop OF any drug by method OF treatm mt
essentially his own. Particular attention given to
Nervous Diseases Consumption, Female Diseases,
sore Eyes, Deafness, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Mental Weakness, Loss Of Memory, aud all dis
eases having their origin In the Back Kidneys and
stomach Fees moderate, averaging from Al 50 to
% 80. Call for Health Examination or a Heading
test Of power.
Full health examination sent to people at dis
lance who nclose Is three cent stamps with photo
graph or lock Of hair. People at distance wishing
the past and future must inclose correct date OF
birth with lock Of hair and IS In gold, when writ
ten Destiny will be sept by hrst mail.
Hours, from 10 A. n. until l0P.M.
, 1876-06-30

San FRANusco. CAL, Fdb. 18Th, lS71
Nlaans. WILLIAMS a Co;
oentiemen-It y with the greatest pleasure that
endorse your YEnBA HUnEA Brrrnns. I have
never in the whole course Of my life found such In
slant and permanent relief as hAve found from
the use Of your most Invaluable compound. I have
been subjected 70 costveneun and torpid liver for
ave ysars, Of which am now entirely cured. aflsr
using only two bottles Of your YnnnA BUnnA
am certain that Il was YEnBA BuKlA that cured
me Of the palpltation Of the heart an. gonto-
your BrTTERs am Today . vel man. ~ ~
Wishing 70 bo convinced o. The shove. I win 1lTo
ciaco. JouN r BFnDh
, 1876-06-30
Utility Adjustable Tables
At lG9 Stockton Street, San Francisco.
PAINT, OIIald LAMP House
YATES g. co.

Sss fs. e saa 6I5Ss dsRH SA sH Ao ESSS5
, 1876-06-30
cON1HFERCIAL HOTEL,

-...oroerV Avenue and Kearny Sts., San Fran
wSai hDo blocks tOest Of ne Post-oRtee- Stree
SSs nom oil ne StedRlers and RdtlroGd Depots and
GoIsH S0Ic4 and CARRIA0Es 10 the Hotel
fRhIt ItIS0sRNBLOWER d SAKE, PrOpnetors.
,,tai 4 brick four stories, contains l75 large
HOE II nerfectiy lighted and ventilated, bathing
rooms Not and cold water and closets on every
rooS S,reet frontage S2i feet three flights Of stairs
no99r, ,ans R1fenf Hydraulic ELEVATOR Hotel and
ano hin1 ohi ali net1-cost nearly e24S,0Oo. WIN be
IIRsr at q 90 per day, and less by the
kePtS ~ month. Come and See!
, 1876-06-30
Went Of the OphIr.

Adjoining it, is Middle Hill, which is destined
~ blatant day to become very extensively
,.ayn - ~ through the operations of the Original
G6norstock Cold and Silver Mining Company,
O OS;cb has 1900 feet Of valuable, well-developed
HlnSsrtv. embracing two locations. 500 tons Of
PrUPn mining from $11 to $2S in gold per ton,
~, w. been taken out Work is now being vigor-
Snsiy % prosecuted. Within few days the limit
80 u ,nyymnber of shares Of the reserve stock now
esd,sd viii be sold, then considerable advance
d ii be made in the price Of the remaining stock.
, 1876-06-30
Oakland Property.

GREAT BARGAINS for INVEaTMENT
the San Francisco once, o10 Montgomery Street
q. W. DAM co. Houses and Lots, Blocks and
q 900 10 100000 Oakland ONCE. 700 Broadway.
Also, Houses and Lot on installmentR Lots AxI3o,
for o2oo 70 600 CASH tz5 70 $50 down, and balance
Us per month. q. ~. DAM - CO.
, 1876-06-30
Y. s. W. PARKHURHT,
H0RNER Of Market and Fremont streets San
~ Eaaciseoi Cal, has the exclusive Agency on The
MARGINAL INDEX DIARY.

(PAtented), Price oa.oo. Sent 70 any address on
receipt OF price.
The Size Of this Book Il SKI Inches and contains
40 pages ruled and printed the finest qualify OF
tinted writing paper, and 4 neatly bound In hne
leather In style You can turn instantly
70 any day In the year. There calendars for ave
years Any subject can be turned to Instantly. II
printed matter valuable % Alll-on Postage; FOR
eign and Domestic Money Orders; Interest Tnbles:
Rules for Computing Interest; Tables Of Wages By
the Week, OF Welyhts and Measure1 Square or land
Measure, Mnson9 Work. Measure Oh Time. Trov
Weight, Government Land Measure, 70 Menaure
Corn In the CRIB Centennial Calendar. Welrht = of
one buahel of different things; Measure OF Lumber:
Whit constitutes Car Load; Quantity Of Seed ro.
quired per acre; Length and number of nails 10 me
pound; force Of the Wind Power Of the Horss;
Value o. FOREIGN Coins IN y. s. Money; Secret Ci.
bushes, and host Of other valuable Information
TAe srdsrsioned 6 sole Agent on the Pnciso co.s,
for mowe'n y. ,. neandard scales, and M
the largest and most pleta Scale Esfablinh
In the Qnited Statee The store has depth of il7lS
feet with 10 extra feet for loading and unloidins
goods, and = frontage on Market street Of a foef
UoWe'e Hay Coal - wagon scales, con
tains AL the modern ImproVementa All siSer
AofoF Dormant Pillar Scales, and Pio1oorm
eealee, every alEe and variety, Also, Cono0 m Il
SOILS, 5pRIN0 BALANCES. TuRNBUl.Ls
5SALES, Gold scales Etc. Catalogues sent on ap.
" Mites Patent Money Driwer-ovef 5000 .old nm
the coast Money DFawers, Double and single
Lock. AL my goodg are warranted 10 give safisfse,
non. En. ". RARkM0RoT,
=. n Corner q Market and Fremont streets,
u. " BOX lo0Al San Franciaco.
, 1876-06-30
AMERICAN EXCHANGE H0TEI.



TTNHIs OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL. wuTr,
= has tor the last twenty -four year, eItended u
the travelling public cordial welcome and cornfore
o. home, and 90 favorably known 10 oid Caiifor.
nlans ano me uavenng public, that Il requires no
comment on my part further than 10 NV ffsf n, ~
BaxAE, who = an OLD Californian, and Knows how %
the full propretorshlp Of the above hotei sns ~,
leave nothing undone 70 make this hotel seoond -
none In San Francisco for 'oo1e "
Comfort, Good Living and CloanIin....
M sole aim shall b 2 the comfort and welfare q
market adordsi the house has been sre
ovaled and newly furnished throurhout: W. hnn-
dred rooms well ven ntilated. '' wv Hen-
oentemanly and obliging clerks. and clean and a.
tenuve waters VII always be found In my Hotel
The Hotel is the most centrally located of ~ In
ne city being l4 the centre Of the business portion
OF the cityi the Street Cars pass the door evsr s
minutes 70 AL parts Of the city. The HoteI doach
with red lights, Will be At the rnliroad denoss IA
EnAns 70 convey passengers TO the house free ~
charge; my Runners wear Silver BadreS on ian
oreest with the name Of the house on ~
~ Hclrdre Q other Rtnlnsra. Hotel Prteaa -.
Mom el.nO 20 e1.oO per Day. Give me . cail and
loote tor yoornelveA TAO1. BRYAN
, 1876-06-30

~, I'M t.5s DENTISTRY. Nitrous Oxide Gas Ad
L,itsred for painless extraction Of teeth. Sets Of
mls.eclai Teeth warranted 10 last ten years, from
AAiLSnnvard Gold and Silver Filings at reasonable
49, Ten years constant practice. once, 10 Sut
r. street San Francisco. (Use the elevatorl
HtSH0" DIR. T. MORFFEW-
, 1876-06-30

S%. SsI Fine q and csiioGns sf FRAncisco
Boiled and raw Linseed OilT
winter Strained Lard Oflt
winter Bleaehed Sperm Ofly
A A Castor Ollt China Nue oil
Polar Oll1 Tnmmerns Oflt
RarnDlmo Machine Oil ElQuhamf OfIf
Mineral Sperm OiIt lIendlfght OIL I,
DOWnerlS, Astral and nPareIl High Test
Coal Oh. Devoe's ceal on, in plain, Nozzle
white Leada, Color Paints Dry and in oIl)
Rrunhen, anmea, Gum nhollno. Putty. Pa
ria white. Lanlphlaek, Whi1ing, chalk,
etc. Extra Quality Vnrninhes, from cele-
brAted Eastern and European FnctOffes.
The celebrated vneulA OH Blneklmw, Frn-
ner'a Axle Grense Cbest In the WORLDLY Hand
MorgAn's Sons
D1-A large and well selected stock Of Lamps,
Chfmmeya, Chandeliers, Brackets, Lam
terms, Wiokn. burners and Lamp Trim.
mings, including all the latest improvements
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

NOTWITHSTANDING the reduction
in the wages of coal miners in the
States east of the Mississippi, which
has been So great as to bring the meu
and their families to the verge Of
starvation, the price of Goa, is nigh
er there to-day than in 1872. The
fact is, the companies have COM
bined, forming powerful monopoly ;
and, moi. satisfied with the increase
in their profits from the rise they
have forced upon the coal market,
would Nv take the bread from the
Iaborer's wife and children to add 10
the contents Of their own plethorie
purses. In 1872 the average price Of
anthracite coal in New York City
was s3,7s per ton. This year il is
$40. In the mean time the wages
OF the miners have been reduced, ac-
eor,ling 10 The New York Bulletin,
from sl3 per week to $li. There
has also been i reduction Of twenty
five per cent. in ;ts cost OF .faaspor-
tAtion and supplies. And ye, the
six corporations who absolutely con-
troll the anthracite coal production If
America, while combined 10 pcrpetu-
ate and intensity all these conditions
of the business, denominate min
ers' union conspiracy" and pun
ism strikers by fine and imprison-
ment, as in the case of Siney and
Parks. under the laws Of the I.egis-
lature which their money has elected
in Pennsylvania.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

Three or -four. months ago the pa
tent-outsides editors of interior Cali
fornia papers held convention in
San Francisco, TO take some action
about advertising rates, and to make
themselves in various ways couspicu-
Gus. About dozen representative
editors were present, including Laurs
De +. Gordon and Belle Lynch. Ex-
cepting for the sake of gsllantry the
ladies, they were the scabbicst look
ing set of men to dose out intelli-
gence to the public THAI was ever
congregated in a parlor of the Cos.
mopolitan hotel. They had a big
time, and took dinner one day with
Charles De Young at the Maison
Dore. That's about all they did or
found that they had to do when they
got together and exchanged views.
Consequently, after attending some
public meetings at somebody
'else's expense, they adjourned
to meet again in May. The adjourn
ed meeting has been held, and they
have gone home happy. Not SIN
gle influential interior paper was
represented. Influential papers and
sensible editors always steer clear of
such affairs. The editor generally
who hiss any ability or tries 10 come
as near the mark OF literary pertee-
ton as possible in his work is the
last person in the world to claim any
distinction or ask for any especial
notice on account of his profession,
Those who obtru6e Themselves per
petually on suffering public as rep
resentatives of modern journalism
are generally men who cannot for
their lives puactuate stanza OF po-
etry correctly or analyze an inverted
sentence. If, Instead Of seeking for
fame in a cheap way they would pay
attention to their dutSs closely. with
their recognized superiors for a
guide, and study up little between
times, they might eventually come to
something. Editorial excursions,
editorial conventions. and editorial
picnics generally are composed of
the lacA-brains of the profession, in
nine cases out of ten.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

THE San Francisco Chronicle
always ready to bid for popular
favor by rushing hea1long to the
defense Of the poor workiaga an
has tired to make q poin; by declar-
ing tina. il was un.es to close the
Csrtennial on Sundays. 1t says
that those who work during the
week viii lave no chance to see the
show At All without losing time,
whereas II il were open on Sunday
they could gradually digest the
whole thing in weekly doses during
the summer. The Carson Tribune
inserts the Chronicles article into
its columns and passes it off Is
original. The Tribune has made i
mistake in doing 50. The argumen'
applies to the workirgmen o
Philadelphia Gully. II they. . small
nunbex a. compared with the Who'll,
number for whom the exhibition i
gottsn mp, have not patriotism
enough about them TO cease toilinl
for . whole week and go and see All
celebrate. they o gbt to stay ava
and never open their mouths abou
any hardship. The exhibition
NOT for the benefit OF the people Q
philadelphia. althoughin factihe
will be the most benefited by il
And y u The most superficial cAE
trap 10 talk about the Sorkingme
iasjng shut ous on Sunday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

A dispatch fromPhiladelphia pub
lished in another column says that
Frei Douglas created some amuse-
ment al the Inauguration by sud
denly appearing, having by "some
mischance worked his way through
the crowd. and WAS helped over the
ropes hy The officers" Was it in
tended that this distinguished man
should be excluded from participa-
tiong Or is it possible that the
commissioners, in their Overlooking
patriotism. forgot that negroes
under this government are accorded
the rights Of citizenship? Douglas
was escorted to a seal on the stand
however, amid cheers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11
INVITA- roN COMMITTEE.

INVITA- ron COMMITTEE,
SuTRo-R. : Raw. Jack Bluets. E. c, Neef.
TN Cox II, Roland. Frsnk Aihrccht. Harry
Bishop. John Corbet,, Thos. Bsstian, John
Conibelnek r Savage, ], Paul. J. D. Bet
hell, r ricoite, II. l.. Foremsn, J u, Banks.
NJ Kelley, l.. Lamb. j. G. Sullivan, j,
I.ucha. H. Alierton. Z. Crowley, l.. NJ Mann.
Jshn Lowering.
VtRGiN1A-Wm Stutz, A. Brisscher, G.
Liehtef. 4. Donovan. Pat Wiliisms.
cARSoS--Juhn wsgGer, Jacob Miller, A. NJ.
McCsbe. John Euss q Moore, q. fitzne.er,
DANES Crawford.
GOLD HILLS Schwiss. A. Winberhaum. G.
Hauck. h. n CArrick. l.. II. Poison. Nhas.
Tobner, r. Scholl, j. Becker. c. Hsup;.
Chss Bsnhorr.
SILVER CITY,, kenyoa, II, Norton, c.
Becker r. ANGEL. John Bouretts Y, Geyer,
h. W. Gow-n. J. J roters. ". II. Lester. A.
h. Stewart.
EMPIRE. Stastmnlier.
pAIToN--J Z. Graecr. Rael l.othrop, G. l..
ALL l. l.. Crockett l.. A. Guild. q shaw.
C winecoop. y. B.sl. ]. l. Campbell,
q 4. Nash. James peaarsn. ID. Norton. G.
II Stegmsn. Il, A. Cook, Vim. Brown, Ms-
Tin RoahAm. John doues. Eli. Lothrop.
CARSON RIVER IL. CARING. Riley Davis.
Riley Houghsm.
FLOOR DIgEc TOR,
J. II. Bethel.
FLoog NaN1GERS
l.. c. Nen. Ralsnd. Geo. Miigiey
RECEP TON COMMITTEE
T Pioo,se- l., Lamb, J. Lowering.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

pERfEc TIoN.- Nothing is more
difficult 10 attain than even a com
parative degree of perfection. In
professions aud scholastic attain
ments proficiency may be acquired
hy Years of salf denial and hard
stndy, bat in some branches OF trade
fine TASTE. u keen sense Of the beau
ties AS presented 10 the eye or sug
eesiod 10 the fancy, are needed. II
anyone will visit the magnificent
dry goods establishment OF A. Naen.
berg, No. 90 South c street, rhey viii
observe by his elegant stock OF
goods that they have been selected
by one who thoroughly understands
his business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11
Democratic Convention.
Opening Ceremonies.

PHILADELPHIA. May To- 1850 A.
M.-The inaugural ceremonies are
now fully under way. AT IL 80 A.
NJ. Dom Pedro arrived and was es-
corted to his seat by Grneral Haw-
lev. At l0:45 General Phil Sheri-
dan and wife passed over from tie
main building TO the stand in front
of Memorial Hall. This was auri &
the rendition of the national airs.
ana he was greeted with great APP
plause. which he gracefully ac-
kuowledced. He was closely fol-
lowed by Hon. J q. Blaine ana
Senator Jones and wife. OF Nevada.
4. 1886 the President entered
through Memorial Hall. and was
conducted to a seat on the front 81
the platform. Governor Hartranft,
General Hawley. and Hon, ID. J.
Morrill, occupied seats on his left,
WHALE Messrs j ian Welch ami Cos
horn were Oh his right, Consi,lera-
bic amusement WAS caused 10y the
sudden appearance OF Fred Dong
lass, who had by some mi>chance
worked his way through the crowd
and was helped over the ropes 10y
the officers and conducted TO seat
on the platform. He was greeted
with cheers 4, 1850 Wagner's
Centennial Inauguration March was
performed by the orchestra, a, the
conclusion Of which Bishop Simp-
son offered PRAYER,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

The editor of The Elko Post was
asked the other day by tramp for 8
half dollar with which to buy hA
dinner, and comes out in his mex,
issue with a bitter article on tramps
in general. Most Of men would have
given the hungry stranger four bits
and said nothing abou: il, But, then,
there isn't much money ia Journal
ism in r.lko, and the editors have u
be saving.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

TnE Carson Appeal has been en-
iarged To the size of The Tribune.
Everybody who likes To read The
Appeal will he glad to hear If this,
for when the editor who is now East
writes, the more room he has the
better. He can fiji a given amount
of space With moro interesting and
instructive matter than almost IN,
other writer on the coast. The NOR,
of Migbels there is in The Appeal
in short, the better il Is. But j, /.
the spiciest little paper you can picI
up, any way.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

.No. los" Is ali even number, and
il Is more than An even thing that
the finest assortment of boots, shoes.
CATERS, etc.. are To be found a: that
place, South e street, In the large
store of c. A. NoiIesaeier, OF any
other establishment in the stale.
Step In aud take look at his spring
styles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

THE San Francisco Stock Report
has had its columns enlarged to the
measure of The Bulletins, ard look,
much better for the change. The
Stock Report Is one Of the recognized
authorities in San Francisco ON mining
matters, and seems TO he very con.
s.s.ently conducted.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

PRsAcH N. RusENsrEIN, who was
convicted for having killed the jew
ess Sara Alexander, died in Jail at
New York on Tuesday of general
.1abslstx-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11
be saving.

The ladies seem not to have host
confidence in Mr.. Beecher. Thirty
two Of them joined his church CD
the TIL inst. The great pastor was
liberal in his views of baptism on
that occasion, and immersed or
sprinkled according to taste. The
form, he said. made no difference
SO long as the ceremony was accom-
panied with faith. There is nothing
like offering easy terms to raw re-
cruits.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

ANOTHER SILyEE MINI.-A very
rich silver lode has been Discovers
in Mariposa county, California, a
few miles south of hornitos, the
ore from which assays 81 200 per
ton silver and 50 gold. 1t was dis
covered by Prussian butcher
named Riebe. while driving cattle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

IT is gratifying to know, in view
of the improbahility of the impeach.
ment of Belknar by the Senate, that
the Grand Jury of the Criminal
Court of the District of Columbia
have found true bill of indictment
against him for taking bride.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

CoMfopoRE vANpERrIur, not
withstanding that the papers re-
ported him as suffering from chronic
disease Of most of the machinery OF
the body. is said now to be improv-
.ny
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11
An International Chess Match.

NEW YORK, May a.-An interna-
tional chess nla,cA, between the great
players OF America and EBslan is
to bc played. The game Will be
played bg cable, the move of each
being sent over the cable each day,
II Is believed tina; the game will not
las; over two weeks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

fnE Carson Appeal says it would
favor third term if that merihand
question should be raised. 1t is to
be hoped that it viii not. The APP
peal viii thereby find better employ
ment and the people may find a bet
ter President.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

On account OF the adjournment Of
Congress and Its various commit.
tees in honor of the opening of the
Centennial Exposition, Eastern
news of interest is unusually scarce.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

The Idaho Statesman wants The
people Of Idaho To organize 3 Board
OF Immigration and get the country
settled up. If the Territory presents
many en,icinc features people will
fad il on; soon enough. But The
Statesman wants thiek population
right away, So tina; I can increase it,
subscription list, perhaps. That's
what TIE San Francisco Chronicle
had in view, among other things,
when il advocated Immigration las,
year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

DIssoLvsp. A. j Tyrrell and
c. Cummings, Union Iron Works,
have dissolved; ryrreIl 4 Reese,
successors.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

UNDERTAKING. - n. Larivferre,
Gold Hill, continues to supply the
wants Of the public il articles IL
his line.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

The crops in Paradise, Pleasant
and Grass Valleys, Humboldt county,
are said to be promising.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11
LATEST DISPATCHES.
Especial TO the Doi3n Lyon Comnfy
Itmes.l


Judgment Against Adams & Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, May l0.-Dctault
of Judgment in favor of plaintiff
was entered do-day in the suit of
Sarah J. Folsom against d. II, Has
kell and Alvin Adams, two of the
old firm of Adams & CO., brought in
the Nineteenth District Court. The
amount of principal and interest
is over $4,000. Miss Folsom, the
plaintiff, deposited four thousand
dollars in the bank in February,
1855, two days before it closed its
doors.
Centennial Flags.
There has been quite general dis
play of bunting throughout the city
to-day in honor of the opening Of
the Centennial.
in Quest Of Curicsities.
SAN DrEao. May 10 The School,
ner Kitty Stevens has been chartered
by Capt. Mullett and Others for a
cruise to the Guadaloupe and other
islands in quest of sea elephants. sea
lions and other curiosities. She
sailed this afternoon.
Democratic Convention.
The Democratic Co. Convention
met to-day and elected John Volts
kill, +. p. Shade, A.. c. Baker. \,
Hansakcr and NJ. p. Shaffer dele
gates to the State Convention at san
Francisco on the eth. This Coven-
ton was called by majority of the
Democratic Central Committee last
week. Other members of the Cam
mit,ee met and appointed other dele
gates, sn there is likely to he con-
test before the State Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-11

TT HAS been customary In oii communities
u ~ suspend piece. u stack sulphur sroaai
III. necks u children ~ = prutsesinn against
eontAsiou ia vpiistalcs. A thnreukh washing,
with 0LENS's SULPHUR SOAP ha. been
found much bestss lreyentive. Seld every
Nhsre.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08

4 -f- "0.E -.rgt 5m Deer ing .@ne .a#r--.5aE .aaof l1e
 eser- 9s q Juvenile class v"s cap .a,-.as the Ea-ra sl.- and dutv a. prayer She finally a-E.l one
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08

'Young ladies have the plea sure of saying anything they please during leap year," she said, eyeing him out of the corner of her eyes with a sweet look. His heart gave a great bound, and, while he wondered if she was go- ing to ask the question which he had so long desired and feared to do, he answered., "Yes.' And the young men must not refuse," said she. "No, no! How could they" sighed he. Well, then," said she, twill you" He fell on his knees and said: "Anything you ask, darling" "Wait till l get through. Will you take a walk and not hang around our house so much?" And he walk ed.