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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-10
NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Wilson i Jones i dissolved bv NH
wal consent NT. Wilson. who succeeds tle agia
vii. close al Tie iatc partnership hI>gnes>
JOHN Z. JONES,
ALEN. " WILSON.
Milersl FONT May !, lSs6. lSNi.
, 1876-12-27
Ginioe quite Griinoe : -.

1.-Gine meme q rHnbuns. sranbIt& sarkfs
ano seTtdsrt burd patent.
S.-Madt einsn ooiifo M menen 2a6sGttA,
sIein auf beioen Soften. an alien Grten bon stofsx,
3.-Sauft let9t, ianft, serduIdlos unb rai@-beEs
6 o mbination BON @iseui6aften. s.-t
4.-Dauerbaft-lanf tSabre Ians cbne Nspa'
taturen.
> 5.-g erri@tet ollie Nrten BON aSbstt
ano Sanep Nabereien in elmer uor3i9li9engBets
6.-St fir ben Nrbeiter iebr Ieiati u banb.
baben. Sic 96nos Der stibe fam %rs9uIirt tueroer.
rpdbrenb Die Wta ibire i'm Gauge III, uno oiele fant
nit einern Saoeu osrIe9sa perbeit, obne baB berieIbe
odrb 2D6er 5u 9eben bal.
S.-pl6u eiufa9, Hneret@, elegant I, inbsm
ser Std III oet Gebyau6 BON Cog sGbeel Gears
aotarp Cams uno Neper 9rlrs forlnirt wiro. Dat Den
automatic Drop 6teD. tpetber eineafet&'
mdBi9e 2dnee bes Sti9es bel ireenb
elmer 0ei6minbi9fett Il 9trt. Dat unlsrer
neusn Sbreao Gontrofler, iusIber cine slet&
rGBiee 8tlpe9uns Der Neeole.Sar trlaubt nnp evnr
8srIeBung,oes GabeHs oorbeugt. .Y..I
S.-Gonfruction d II : r ier9faltis uno bon
eaett. SIT f~obri3irt ppn Cen 9 ef9idteten NM
rfabrenftentN rbeitern in Der beribnusn
Bennington 2~Irmprn, Snpn, q. o. %bilabelppta
Sffce: $50 0heifnut StraAe. 2M7mos.
, 1876-12-27
Sefentli6e DanffdSuus.

Muesue aus etnsm 8rtefs BON 9. SsiRmhI'
Ter, Butt, Soparp County, Sptpa, al isinei
SObn s. 9sinmaler, &sbefteur bee nalba-
ny SerOIb".
...... SD fam niGt umbin, Did su BIT.
ten, in Deinfm glottc unlsrn ETentli9en Doni
fur bic 5eilune Geiner Shutter burh Dr..
Aug. RDnts's $ a NIT ar8er GrOpfeu
ans3uIpre9en. @ie Oh weiBt, lit bic Itebe
Mutter an eincm iGpcren geberlsiten, uub
isItlt bic Sitfe u~nierer Ner;ts MIR psrsebti4.
Wir probtrten bic Sambureer 3ropfsn, unb
puroe okf9 ben @ebrau9 berIelben bic @e.
ianobeit Der SHUTTER wieber gang beresfsat,-
SD punide, Du t~ptrceit bic 5amburget
Mebtcinen INNER auf's Bette smpffblsi1,
bent lts baben ild aufls 9crtrefli9lts in unis'
Ter 0dmiIie bepabrt. r. -
, 1876-12-27

ic aebt f5eiter. Bi8 jeet abnt nod &ets
her, mas unIere S~epe9uuoen beocuten.
gDel6en Bunft ioa id un9retfen?
Den eriten beiten; nur nift ben
aro6en 8ul9 bort in Ger Ofitte. ST
ftuno id)ou oa, als bic Come nod leud)s
tete. Sieaeid)t Die iedie, iieben, welde.
iid) inn anrei6eu. Gle iino 10 neu, wie
jeoer altfsebenoe Sterr. SdieBt MIR,
uno SIR meroet erltaunen, lpie lhnea ben
8dumhcn 6IBe wad)Ien.
(Sortiesung fotgt.)
, 1876-12-27

IerIpnsn, bic an &ppetitloIsfeit unb @iber.
wilen esssn Speiien leiben, linb DR.. 9tu 9.
&Gnts's $ I'M bpreer Grppten au
smpfsbien. u Serts @atbias Grahobd, glus
Sprihs, Net., l6reibt barber: APein Gatsr,
lacn bod i'm gtter, serirr ieinen 9tppetit ,tnb
bate icear einen @ioerpi4en sssen Speiien,
mas ibn irbr fbwa6 unb tnp Irieeub ma6ts.
auI infer 3ursoen sebraubte ct Dr. @a9uit
lRSnis's 5amburser Irppfsns Der Nppstit tsbr-
te suriid, une or fublt nun Gin gang anosrrr
Menf@ su iein. t.t- HNf f-'1t %
, 1876-12-27

Ssrr gbas, Saustrian, Rintr Gpirt, 81. s.,
tsssust ME folet: 80 lit lett a@t 8Oaen an
S9pa@s unb gopfi9merssn, bura unosrOau.
Ii6tsit berYurssbra9t. 'Eur9 benz sbraa6
epu DR.. Iusuf 35nte's Sa burger
Ercpfen bin i'd @ctt iet fDane pieber 70
peit bereeitellt, bab i'd meinsn alten 9sl9af.
tiainaen mieter nnd9cbsn Fam. SD fam ba-
Der biele MeSt3in MAen beltsns empfsblen."
, 1876-12-27

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 frant. tae
tb feline Spelle mebr Yertraseil fpnnts, i9reibi
PER- peter 9lsnens, 2itle Orleans, Np. Sd
napmL DR.. Mu8nf 8Snts's 5ambur.
ser 3rppfen unb bin nun pieber ni6t mn.
3ans bersetslt f~onoern fIble MID DtsI trafti.
Jet ais frlber.
, 1876-12-27

@eesu 5autfranfbefen unb ale nnrstnfs-
tetten, psl6e Serbprbensm 8lut entlprinsen,
limb DR.. Iusuf 8Gnte's 5ambur9er
E~ropfen elm gang ausscseiGnstes MittsL
BERN ie ftno bic befen Blutreiniser. 90
lt'rettt aerr Subn George Subsnl9aB tn &C.
.r1ont, So. "a ~ +
, 1876-12-27

Ser Sarf ether G;amitie.-S& NIB
rtsins grau iusen Sbnen ben sr6btsn Dant fiji
Or. Mu suf 8Dnts's 9ambarger
Erppfe.n, i6reibt 5crr SUbn pptt, Geneva,
gu. benin bieielben baben uns srpbe Dsenlte
er'ptels en-. Biy Ialsn bic GrUpfsn ni9t msbs
auS9eben. l.I.. ~ ut .rG
, 1876-12-27

Gin sutes Mittsl ssssn Gulit unb 2sibl6mer.
sen iino DIR. IusIt 8Gnts's 9ambur.
Ger G%ropfen, fdreibt Serr Mihael WeiL
Wilbatpafa SnSy bean b%ielelbsn btlfsa ausen.
bIidItp.
, 1876-12-27

@iO Weno Goneee. @aeOn, Ga,
ben "a. Setruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Iueuf 85nfs's Sam
bur9er Tropfen Tno BON ans9eei9netrr
Wirtuus unb beabalb nabssu unsntbcbrli6 fir
mid. HeY. Gatrr i. 8. Gebmann.
, 1876-12-27
Elm bemerfcnSwcrtbcs Sud !"
lettes uno 9r0btes.
OefaDr!v

ooer: Seriunn0etla0 Dem 0auS elneS 6renn0es.
9teles opleneetite 9Serf bieles @~tteransn Der
Wf1ertto1lilbe Slteratur pat ais Sorluurf einen DE.
Noltes bertbrt uno giebt eirep lAredlihen ueberbtid
uber uebel, pelbes es bloslteut. MuRerprrentlid,
lpannene une Gufrcgcnh, miro es uou Nueu init
Se9t:roe 9elelen >peroen. Sllnftrirt unb i6pn ses
euneen. gBIr iino entl6lolisn. oas BUD III ieoer IA.
mile pes Sanoes einjuiuDren uno ~otterireu nod Ris
eageipslene Sprtbeiie allen m0unli1eM uno peibli.
den Sublcrlbentenlammlern, geir Derlanaen LIBERAL
A9sateh nno l1iden gratis auf 8erlan9cn 8eoingun.
Gen uno beidreipenoe @irculare. 9. d. &tpnear'
1880, 723 Gbeinut Str., VbiIa, sge2mi.
, 1876-12-27

Sd Bin tieter bsTrr ais i'd fs srpartett ;s
psrpen, lareibt Ybil. &oR, SaIsmsigs Nise.,
bont DR.. Nusuf &Snt9'S Sambirse r
Erppfen, SD lit LANCE an 5er3tlcpfsn uab.
lcs spsi Nsrste 3u Seattle, cbne caB t9 Sineer-
uas crbislt. S& snil6lpb mid, bic Samtur-'
ger Grppfsn bes Dr.. &usult Spnig aa a%ebreu-
den. @ett spr, Gb5e unb DR. aueaif aSats'S
6arnbufssr Erppfen sum &ubr,e inub i'd Ta-
gen, euB'mir ~bislelbsn rtsins Gsiansbsit tpts
bergaben. 20 i,,fn-.e,IHt
, 1876-12-27
Oie etn5i9e pDlDte6nif6e Sduss
&bule.

ct. Nlef1ieiis pail, Nllicuf Sin, Wtb.
Sn 6ol9e oer Yer9r6Beruna iinb finf glabe often.
Dan beperbe ih iofort Oorum. Die Graouirtet
itelen bod. 9Ilir triter &laIie &nabeu meroen auf9e,
ttonlm,ii. Nier Courie: Gtaiftl6, 2iberal, 99iiiens
19aftlih uno Gomnerjiea. Wtar idite cine Brief
IN RE an Die Direetoren fir ben DeesnnialsGa tatog
= 1W!ioi,oo,fa
, 1876-12-27
Gcutrnnia[ cabinet.

81 tIuminirte bon ben 6entenuial' uno Staats-
Af Qlniidbten Bebduoeu, 9cotlldt auf Dem Nus.
iteQunQsplaEe pdbreito Der 9usteluu9. 6roBe 81
bel ~ ,3oa. grcis so Gents in Yorausbe3oblu q.
9iberaler Jtabatt fir Wieoerpertdufer , 5ranto ll0d
irncno einem Sbei E Der Gier. Staten ooer 0alaoa
der. 429 gBulnI1 Str. Dblld., ia. 4gB5oe3
, 1876-12-27

e6nO Der Wspnat fDnnsn tbdtise Mdnner betoein
Q0UUSerfauf unIeres 8rief IS opirsS u O. 8
MAIDEN. gpeoer preiie nod 9Baiier an9epenoet. Wtl,'
tier i'm @ertbe BON SO frei. Wtan lenoe elhe 9olt.
Wfa.. Co., SO Mtaoiiol uno 1872 Nearborn Str,
in EH1Irnon, 4gE5oe5
, 1876-12-27
Ttutr : 9enQrtelrent.
0us Wetau boran 1T eng

s9ompa9nien. tuel6e MusriItuns uno 8orrdtbs
nosDI9 9abet. 1ollten oirett nit benz gabrifanten han.
Seir. hiite. Dtiibem, @iirtel, bemoen u. /. ~. Sas
oill9ise baus i'm UeidaIt. &ataloee fret. Nei Der
often Slrna oon MnSeriom nnb Soues, 1893 1rano
SH., 70. " -f f" 4lB2ouo.
, 1876-12-27
OfbDlnsNOUmt.

Mar Mpeler's Oeeues Bud. Tertautt belledr
ais iraen0 elm anoeres Bud i'm Martt. WrdGtoou
iauitrirt nit pieIen bumoritiifen Yi!osrit. |ertantt
ten perlQuat OIL ieoem Ort. 8ebin9un9en uuo Girciis
lore frei. 3. W. Gtppp9rt II. ep''mrr
4m20hi. Mo. 123 N0eftnutltf.l PDlu.
, 1876-12-27

Die GlaI1s
nSdmbureer Trppfea"
foltet so Gents, ODER inf SlaI6en
swe 81 Dollars, fino In allen eeutlden
Ipptbefen su baben ODER percen eielsls
BEN na6 Gmpfaus peS Gelpss fret mad
allen SbeiIen Der 8ereinisten Staateu
Ssrlanct. Man apreifre:
a. vogeleF g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-12-27

SER ssii aslo hansassf sin. ,asad9., N,us
uns nit. SD lit felt swei Sabrtn an elmer
bSsartiseu 8lette, bic allen Mlitteln pieerltanb.
Da sebrauGte i9 mebrfrs Wpnen lang DR..
Muyuf 86nis's 86nts's SambIr-
,serGrSpfsn naR SOr(9rift unb wurbe
BON btslsm bUaartissn Gsiptn soGlfanNis sebeilt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
STOCK REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY. Jan. -.
Morning Board.


Morning Board.
isS Ophir. "a g.:
Zoo MEXICAN, 20A 2k.
sssS Hould b Curry, ~ 22h.
10 70 nest 4 Belcher. "a / 81.
;,S savage, IAN "a 24h.
80 Tsie Norcross, 50 81 81.
20 ~ Gown Point, 23k 2sk.
ssS yellow Jacket. 100.
50 Empire Mil, q.
90 Ksntuck, 10 l9h.
1ye Alpha. Is 2ss.
ai0 BelcheS, 81.
isS Con. virginia. ~ ~:
,nw Sierrs Nevada. 23k 2sh.
iS az Cslifo,nis. ssh IS ssk.
as Bulllon, sS'
400 I1chsquer, lSh.
20 sse. Belchsr, 70.
1So Ovsrmsn, 81.
40 Justice, 28k.
iSW succos. an.
rs silver Hill, 11x IL.
as Baltimore, ~ 81.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
Eastern Telegraphic Shavinys.

In West Virginia Thomas Hcnis
cut William Dooley's throat. She
was Dooley's wife.
The Colombian Government will
soon appoint commission to inves-
tigate the condition of the Panama
Railway, which, it is alleged, is in so
bad state that $4,000 will be re-
quired to put it in good running
order.
The clerk of Plymouth Church has
furnished II. C. Bowen with II writ
ten copy of s. V. Whites statement
of grievances against him. White
says he intends to allow Bowen Il
reasonable time to rep,y, and tell
what he knows damaging to Beecler.
A Tribune" special from St. Louis
says the prospect is that it will be
impossible to begin the trial Of Bah
cock on the day for which it was
fixed (the 31st, as the Mckee and
Mcclure cases viii undoubtedly
cover that date. The rumor that
President Grant, ex-Secretary Rich
ardson and Secretary Bristow will be
called to give evidence for Babcock
seems authentic, at least Ba5eock's
attorneys say they will he summoned
or their dispositions taken. They
will testify that Babcoak never ap-
preached them on behalf of the APP
pointment, removal or retention of
any Government official in St. Louis.
Senator Sargent presented petit
ton of large number of ladies ask
ing that a government be established
in the District of Columbia which
would confer upon women the right
to vote. He alluded to Wyoming,
where woman suffrage was Endorsed
by the judiciary, press and people
generally. He knew of no better
place to make this experiment than
the capital of the nation, and asked
that the petition be referred to the
Committee on the District of Column
bia to be considered in connection
with any bill to provide government
for the District. 1t was so referred.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
NORTH CARSON.

The ore body on the 1O0-foot level
in the north drift following the foot
wall is looking very we'll. The main
shaft is being sunk with increased
force and although the rock is hard,
rapid progress III being made. It is
expected within two weeks to open
the second station at d depth Of 200
feet, when they viii cross-cut the
ledge. At 1856 feet the ledge pitched
to the west and since leaving 1t in
sinking, large and numerous string
ers have been cut showing good ore.
Everything about the mine looks
business-like and satisfactory to the
stockholders.
This mine is making rapid progress
sinking. Material at the bottom,
ledge porphyry with streaks of clay
and quartz. We anticipate marked
developments of good character
when the exploration drifts are
opened. 1t is under superior man.
ageinent and there is nothing to pre-
vent or retard its rapid advancement
to Q prominent place in the list Of
good mines.
VULCAN.
Development of this good location is
delayed until the return of Mr.. P.
Brown, the superintendent, who is
at present below. The stock sells
we'll and Is in demand as the records
of the California Stock Exchange of
the oath and 25th show the sales of
100 at N; 200 at IL; 1920 at TX.
From the fattering surface pros
poets the mine will show = good
record In the future.
COSMOPOLITAN
The tunnel is being driven ahead
without delay and shows favorable
vein matter. The Wine which has
followed the ledge down, shows bet
ter indications ss depth is attained.
Mr.. John Mahanny has resigned the
position as foreman, and Mr.. Dennis
Callehan has been appointed to fill
the vacancy. Mr.. Callahan is an old
ComstOcker and a miner of much
experience and excellent judgment.
ATLANTIC.
Nothing much is being done at this
mine at present, but rs soon as the
superintendent, Mr.. Brown, returns
from below, arrangements will be
made to push work ahead without
delay.
VIVIAN.
This mine still looks we'll and con-
tinues to its accustomed yield of
good ore, sufficient to keep the Elk.
ceIsior mill busy at work turning
out satisfactory results.
The following table shows the
lowest and hig lest prices reached
by some of the most prominent
Devils Gate District mines during
the last twelve months, ending on
Dec. 81, 1875, including the North
Carson, in Eagle Valley District
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
LATEST DISPATCHES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.
The obsequies of the late Benjamin
P. Avery yesterday afternoon was of
a most solemn and imposing chatac-
ter. Funeral services were conducted
at the First Unitarian Church. The
casket containing the remains was
covered with crosses and wreaths of
flowers. A memorial of blue satin
7x24, with Chinese characters in
gold, was presented by Chinese.
American and Chinese flags entwined
over the casket, and large number
of prominent Chinese merchants at
tended. Rev. II. Stebbins officiated,
assisted by Rev. A. L. Stone. DR..
Stebbins delivered an eulogy and
Harry Edwards read a memorial
poem. The chiefrepresentatives Of the
bar, army, navy, editors and Bohe-
milan Club followed the remains to
the cemetery, where they were placed
in the vault of NJ. s. Latham.
A disturbance occurred last night
between whites, who were doing"
Chinatown, and members of the Chi
nese Mission celebrating the new
year at the Mission building on Sac
ramento street. The whites attempt
ed to enter the building and were
elected by the Cinnamon. The whites
assembled from all quarters and
riot seemed imminent for a while,
but it was avoided by some amicable
arrangement.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Argyle Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany were filed for the purpose of
mining and milling in Gold Hill
Mining District, Nevada, and acquir-
ing such property and water privi-
leges as may be necessary to conduct
the business of the company. John
Wright, S. H. Carlisle, James Y.
McDougall, Thomas Nelson, George
w. Darwin, directors. The capital
stock Is 10,S0O,000.
j. w. Warner, who has been stay
ing at the Lick House, disappeared
yesterday. He left note. which
stated he contemplated suicide.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27

No LIMIT I'VE are inclined to
regard the pin-back skirt az revel-
lAtion intended to revive confidence
in the first Chapter of Genesis, and
to restore to q doubling and cheating
world, the old conceptions Of the
female form divine, which the an
clients made classic In their history,
poetry and their scripture. The SIM
pie dress in which Homer embodied
Helsn-the same that Aspasia Cleo
'pstrs wore-wantad nothing In mag
niicence by reason Of its being fitted
SO as to reveal the outlines OF the
limbs. Petrarch Laura had only
two dresses for State occasions, both
cut to fit the figure almost like a
glove; but the plainest did not pre-
vent their being splendid with gay,
profuse and costly charms of hue
and trimming, There IL NO limit
and there should be none to the
possibility OF brilisncy in woman's
attire-only let the spectacle be
honest, consistent and harmonious.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
GRAND BALL.

I'm Pursuance to q call in our last
issue, quite delegation Of the young
met at DR.. Schnabel's on Tuesday
evening, to make arrangements for .
grand ball to be given at the earliest
possible period, for the benefit OF the
: church. 1t Is . well known fact that
without some funds are raised, the
church must remain for an indefinite
time In its unfinished condition.
The Rev. Mr.. Jenvey has paid much
Of the money for ITS construction out
Of his own pocket, but as 1t In not As
long as the Mt. Davidson flagstaff,
nor a. full Of silver as the bonanza
levels, It has ceased to yield, al
though the Reverend gentleman has
squeezed 1t almost into pulp. To
remedy this evil and promote the
cause Of Christianity, the "Young
Men 9 Christian Association" took
the matter In hand, determined with
the zeal and spirits Of martyrs to res
cue the sacred edifice from the hands
OF the contractors or bankrupt in the
attempt. With this resolve, as great
and good as ever inspired chivalric
crusader, they met, organized and
appointed Committees to make all
arrangements necessary for the ball,
which will (coasting permitting) take
place on Thursday, Feb. 10th. The
different committees have entered
with spirit upon their work and will
leave nothing undone to make this
the grand event of the season. The
cause II good and worthy Of all en-
couragement and we hope ono and
all will lend helping hand.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
Western Telegraphic Splinters.

The Antioch distillery VS.. U. S.
Government is yet on trial.
1t is proposed to teach the San
Francisco police the manual of arms
Reports Of heavy damage from the
late heavy storm come from the inte-
rior of the State.
The Board of Managers of the
Mechanics Fair Tuesday night re.
solved to hold the annual exhibition
this year as usual.
The annual meeting of the Belcher
took place at 2 O'Clock yesterday
There were represented LOTT shares
Trustees elected: J. ID. Fry, Presi-
dent; A. X. p. Harmon, Vice Presi-
dent; r. F. Morrow, ]. II. Dobinson,
Joseph Sharon; W. H. Smith, Super
intendent; G. l.. Thomas, Secretary
pro tenn.
The steamer China, which left
Hongkong December LIST, has not ar
rived and is new ten days overdue.
There was a report on the street yes
terday morning that she had sunk,
but nothing is known either at the
Merchants Exchange or at the Pa
cific Mail Company's Office.
On Tuesday, in the U. s. District
Court. action by the Government to
recover s per cent. of the net earn
ings of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company came up for hearing before
a jury. The amount claimed as prin-
cipal is 81, s36,O35. Payment of inter
est and costs of suit is also de.
manded.
In the Board of Education Tuesday
evening the resignation Of Richard
OFT, the deputy clerk who brought
the charges against Superintendent
Bolander, was accepted. The Com
mittee of Investigation found that t
number of teachers certificates ant
diplomas had been irregularly issuee
by the State Boerd.
The celebrated racer Wildidle ha
been perm anently retired from tn
track, the back tendon of his RICH
fore leg being broken. He receives
the injury in the four-mile heat rul
by him on the Bay District cours
on the 23d Of October last, when h
beat Grinstead and made record TO
himself of 1851. He was valued a
$4,000.
No train left Palisade Tuesday 70
Eureka and none left Wednesda,
morning for Palisade, as no connec
ton can be made with trains o
through routes. 1t is almost impos
sible to reach even Ruby Hill, an
the roads leading to all the othc
mines are impossible. The Eurek
Consolidated locomotive ventured o
a trip to the mines Sunday and
now buried very deep in the sno'
in q cut, the smoke-stack bcin
barely visible.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27

COLLECTION OFFICE,
Wells. Fargo a. Co.'S Building,
For SALE.
House ane 10. on G street, price, $500.
House a.d lot on North,C street; price. $70O
Three houses aud lots Oh Ridge street, On easy
terms. .oo
House and lot on the Divide; price. 5000.
Two building lots on Howard street, near
sutton avenue; price, $500.
Houses and lots bought aud sold on com
mission, rents collected and loans negotiated.
10 RENT.
Boarding house aud two lodging houses.
House in Crown Point Ravine per month,
SIS.
Housa in Bullion Ravine: per mouth. $l7 40.
House on Howard street, three rooms, includ-
ing water; per month; so.
House in eastern part Of city. eight rooms !;
$50.
TO Lease t
Lots in various parts of the city.
EMPLOYMENT.
Parties DESTROYS OF first class help OF all
kinds eau be supplied with the bsst in the city.
Orders from the country promptly attended
to.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

"E HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR sIL,
w yer City Lumber Yard, together With
the good will thereof. to j, n. McGinnis and
b. h. Carrick. and would bespesk for the new
Arm the same liberal patronage that has been
extended to tus. Mr.. :. N. McGinpis IL ouf
agent for the collection OF all bills and ac.F
counts due the yard at this date.
WEBB MULLARD.
January l, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27

J<bez's landlady wore seven false
front teeth until the centre tooth
broke of, and now there are con-
ssquently but six. The first invoice
OF her mince-pie for the fall season
were served last week. Each top
crust wss ornamented by rows Of
little dots in combinations of six
each. with y little blank space in
the centre. Jabez is keen OBJ
server. Jabez will infer. Jsbez is
seeking less artistic fare-in short,
not 90 toothsome
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
CAPT. N. sTEARNS.

REAL USTAE|-
ceneyal Commission, Business
COI.LTCTION OFFICE,
Wells. Fargo IL Co.'S B"iids"g,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27

WHY Is Irf--Why In n that eve
rybody goes to the Metropolitan boot
ana shoe store, No l0S south Z street!
i: is because they can get boots and
shoes cheaper and better than In any
store In the state. G. A. NJ. emeier
knows how to please his custolners.'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27

DR.. Sharp, Dentist, has returned
to silver City, and can be found ut
his office, in the Heise Building,
second door below Stewards Drug
store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
WEBER.

Nothing new to report. Good pro-
gress Is being made In sinking. The
shan, however, continues in blast
ing rock with occasional stringers OF
quartz Of good quality.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27
AneSnoon Beard.

40 Meadow Valley, AZ IN.
rs Raymond L Ely. 81 2oA.
$40 Eureka Con. Is 1895.
50 Jackson, ..
$50 Alps. N.
100 Adams Hill, l..
lis Rye Patch, l.
100 Eidorsdo South. Soc.
9s5 Leopard. 1917 1874.
S0o Gils, AZ IN.
735 Panther. AZ az.
$40 Husssy, y y.
$50 Northern Belle. 81.
1900 Gen. Thomas, 10 loh.
% Manhattan. 10.
$50 Mansfield, Toe.
$50 Advance, IN.
1865 Coso Con-. TX IN.
so New Coss.. y.
l25 Occidental. AZ.
rs American Flat, 2.
IFS Alta, AZ.
2lO woodville. IN AZ.
$50 Seq. Caledonia. TX.
900 Mint, +0c.
40 Kossuth. 81 3s.
100 Original Gold Hill, Q.
$50 Andes, 50 81.
so Mides. ~.
so Florida. IN.
$50 Europa, COO 7Sc.
200 Pacific. ~.
l2o Wells Fargo. 400.
500 North Carson, 40c A6c.
so Niagara, y.
$40 Amazon, AZ AZ.
M 1IsaunW I
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P1RTICULAR NOTICE /!

The undersigned, on more than one occs-
.,on. has given notice that he was not &C.
.,unt.ble for debts contracted without an
order, yet there are those who Will ssiii pre-
.sut bills incurred without such authorize
,,on. everybody stands on their own POUNDS
.,on heuceforth and oil the time.
" FRANK KENYON,
Publisher "Times."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-27

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