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I. a1 Pn1IADELrHIA, August s.
Editers latelllgsneer;
Itook leave Of your readers the last
time at the Roosevelt organ, and j owe
them some remarks about this much adj
mired instrument. 1t is, in my opinion,
the finest organ At tho Exposition. 1t is
Of elegant architecture, beautifully toned,
and possesses three manuals, each encom.
passing fity.eight notes. The pedal
compass Is thirty notes. The stops and
oouplers, 'iifty.six in number are so at
ranged that the organist can readily set
or change any combination no wants
The bellows are worked by water power
and pneumatic action Is applied to the
great organ and itsy couplers, the swell
and solo organs, and in'connection with
new tahrlar action to the pedal organ
and all the draw-stops. The organ Is
connected by wires conveying an cleo
tricr current with q small organ
that Is suspended in the hall, and
with an echo organ which is placed in
one Of the towers which a.lorn tho Main
Building. These two little organs play
simultaneously when the organist per-
forms on tho big organ, their bellows be-
ing blown by little electric engines. The
invention Is rather alarming Tor the or
ganist5, most Of whom may become SUI
perauous. The vestrymen Of hechurch'
c., alwGyS keenly alive 20 any "opport1.
nifty Of saving money, may take adyant-
age OF this novelty and have their organs
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ARA Sunday school picnic hear Char
lesion the other day one Of The speakers
told his hearers that iithey wanted "to
find moral young men to steer clear of
Charleston, as all the young men in that
place are nothing but set Of drunken
so,s." The Courier comments on this us
sertion somewhat deprecatingly, Us fol-
lows:
We confess the morals Of some Of our
Young friends are at. a very low ebb, but
there are many among them who would
scorn 10 do mean act, or even think OF
drinking 70 excess.
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THERE are four candidates for Sheriff
in Hancock county, and three candidates
for the House OF Delegates. The best
office seems to be The Assessorship, as
nearly everybody Is after that. Platten-
burg will declare an extra dividend this
fall of of official announcements.
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DIED.

| UPDEGRAFF.-0u Thursday. August 10. 1876
Al 1850 y. NJ, lsEAKL uPDkaRAsp, In the Dist year
Of his ago. .f....E s.r
Funeral from his late residence, 81 sixtOanih
street. this (Friday) afternoon At half.nast three
o'clock. 1ntermenl at Greenwood ccnetery.
NOBLE.-on Thursday. August 10, 1876, at . 50
p. ~, WILLIAM WALTER NOBLE, I..-
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, Main
street, below 2ith, on Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock. Fricnds Of the family arc Invited to at.
,and -s
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FRIDAY, AUGUST il, 1876.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


ooYKRSoR,
NATHAN GOFF, JR., Of Harrison.
suP'T or SCHOOLS,
F. II. CEAG0, Of Marshall.
AUDITOR,
C.M. SHISS, Of Taylor -,
TREASURER,
MOSES FRAEKENBERGER, Of Kana~hA.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINsoE, Of Wood.
Iupdn or COURT or ArrEALs,
tLOnO Ttrn
VII. II. FLICK, OF Terkelcy,
Il. /, BERKSHIRE, Of NonOngaIia.
[SAoTl TernIl'
+. 8. BROWN, Of Jackson.
coaOREss-PIRsT DISTRICT,
HON. G. F.,ScoTT Of Richie County.
ELxcroRs AT IARdE FOR WEST VIRGINIA.
COL. WARD Fl. LAMON, d Berkeley,
HON. c, W. SMITH, Of CaOel.
KLEcroR YOB HIrSr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
HON. D. =. PuGH, Of Tyler County.
ELRCroR FOR TIIE THIRD DISTRICT,
COL. +. H. HASsLEIs, Of Jackson.
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SpeciaIties for Families.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DEMAND FOR KEStrLE.-SEEIEG TIE
N Democracy have nominated one Of their most
popular men for tho office Of Prosecuting Attorney
does II not bphOoye tho Republican, TO selOct IUI
this Office equally rs popular man on their Ticket
knowing the Importance Of this ofhee, should We
not look at the availability, honesty and inteDi'
kence Of our Attorney In looking over our list We
know Of no one Who would answer theSe requisite,
Alwell as our young friend jacob kempl0 Al
lhOllEh young mAn, he has developed farc ab'h'
Tics rs an advocate and M orator. We thereiorC
hope that Mr.. Ketnpl0 will allow bis name 10 b
brought beiofethe Republican Convention on the
2lSt fnst., subject 10 their hearty approval
auto = MANY CITIZENS.
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noMM1ssIoNE;R,s SALE.
Ii In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
william a Atkinson In caapeery. =,
Julia AtkInIOn and other.

all 1
julia AtklnAon Apu Ve"e'"1
Thu npJer,Igued special commissioner hereby
49, uSfieS t6at. In pursuance Of tbs authority
sarts,rsS nson him nv deere Of aid court made
~ tsa sIoSs cSfItIed rsnue, on he th day Of June
= ~ s- III mi an
Is'5 ~ AZ, .o,, IA. a, r,,,t N. fs7G
WEDNESDAY theaVtn uAy VI AVb1eN "a =,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a: NJ, proceed 70 ~ N
the premises at public auction, % ne mgnejL psn
der, The real estate Of which William Atknsont
deceased, died sciIed and possessed,
hundred and ninety-thres acres and thtty-3l :,
POLES more or Len, and situatel On 1he s y
Short Creek, In Ohio county, In the stte9I W.
Virginia, and bounded . fol!oHE beslnning ~
stone, corner to John Wilson's benz, tnence sonIl
70e so East 49, poles md - s'onss ta.a
North 22o West 80 poles and ~ lnks " S! y
thence North 45' Est 10 Poles ana nnts -
triple locust thence North 20 Mest ~ poe1 ao
II links 70 stone, thence North p ht = Poi ~
and links 10 stone, thence Neitn 70 ~ W;
poles Is links TO stone, thence Nolth IA NJ
II poles and links 70 stone, thence Noltn IA
East lOS poles and II LINKS 70 stone thepce so. ~
CO 40 West % poles 20 linkg 70 sgM w W. wv
ade Of small run, corner q John iLsoni tnsnS S,
South 251SS West IN poles Inns 70 H!oneI ~ i.
% aid Wilson; thence South III West ~ Poita
link 10 the beginning; according to certain aeec
dated the 10th day Of June, 1916, nhoe py JUN
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TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.


BY BlaG, Ia aduaAce, poIid0t Pftpdd' - :.
I'm. Voaf ........,,SS OOIThreO ROnthL~......u C9
siT mouths 0IOne 70
Delivered BY Carrier In City lie Per WEEK.
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hi ErrR1IcAN oouNTY coNyENr1oN.

DErUBIcAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
At 4 meeting Of The Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee, held on Tuesday evening,
August sth, 1876, It was resolved that the Repub-
lIsai Of Ohio County he requested TO meet 10 their
respective Districts on SATURDAY, AUGUST
I9lh choose TIN unInStructcd delegates for each
District, to represent them In the Republican Cott.
" Convention, 70 be held at tho COURT H0UaE
on MONDAY, AUGUST Tst, 1876, q 9o,elosk 4 y,
for the purpose Of nominating County Ileket, %
follows: Four members Of the House Of Delegates,
Judge OF the Couuty Court, Sheriff Of the Coun-
~, Prosecuting Attorney, an Assessor Tor The CITY
Meetings to be held In the Country Districts
at o'clock In the Afternoon, and In the CITY Dis
tricts nj O'Clock In Intervening, At the following
iPdIhiug,ou Dsstrie-Tigilant Hose House.
Mddi1oa DESlrlet-Second Ward Market House.
Cay Diarict-Court House.
Uaion DiGriet-Atlantlc Engine House.
Centre Dinria-Hose House
ITebSter DiStrid-LA Belle Hail.
Ritehie Diftriet-The South Wheeling House.
TTdddphlG Dtddd-Fre1. neler's.
\ RiehL1Hd Diariet-Riohland Brick School House.
Liberty DiJtriet-ccntIe School House. -
Votes to 10 takan by ballet or otherwise, M the
meeting may determine half an hour after the
respective hours 0i meeting.
The District meetings will also nominate candi-
dates for the various District otiices. We hope
that tue Republicans Of Ohio County will turn out
| en- maSSc, Us wO are determined 10 win.
II. SClIMULBACH, President.
II. II. DOVENER, Secretary. il. d. Au9
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For Sheriff Of Ohio County.

The friends oil THOMAS r. sHALLcRoss viii
support him for sherIaat the October election, not
sthc eadldate ola packed convention, hut as the
candidate Of '
aus TIE PEOPLE,
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SEAII.WREKLY.
WEEKLY

By pIall q odlaloH foIlaN Pfpa9d'
On. ynr,..s,.,;.,...ys OOIsir munthIi...:.s.si'6o
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BY mali, b. adedtitt, petia~ pftpad'
Tine 6OsiI months. .:.:N %
In Cluta Of FVe..,. y eu
Ia ClulA Of ~ saoh
In Clubs Of Twenty " EACH
And an extra copy 70 person getting up Clue:
EB-The above prIeOs are iuymiable. Remit az
our riak, In Draitldr Postofico Money Order, Hnd
Vher0 neither Of thssa can 10 procured, Asnd INC
money In q Registered Letter. .t
TIE NTEL1IdEHCER will present dnly me
neVa 10 all departments from All q9AIus 9,
The void, - well ASA complete record OF i0cal
eVehtI. ''N 49,
THE WEEKLY 10 printed on THURSDAY, and can
ia had n th0 counter, In paid envelopes, reAdy
iGr milling. RS-SsHi q oCPy 10 abteaI gr1eEdI
and rtldliseI t0iLa Httsi from hoA1ti ~
observation-disclosures desiring 10 have the
DAILY is1RLLIsRNcKR left regularly at their
reidences In the sity and nuburbs, can be
Seryed by. leaving their address ut Counting
Room, or by drop lRtter through the post once.
TO CONFERENCE.-The attention will DO paid
10 anonymous communications; every article
must Be accompanied by the vriter'sTeAl name
and address.
Business Letters for 10 should DO sddittsed
Etcw q Campbell" and should In no case DO az
dressed 10 ether lndIhdu1i member Of tho nm y
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OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER.

The Grand Organs--Educatl0nal
Department..Th Iron Works.
Wheeling Makes q Poor Show
Glass Industry =. GlimpScs nj
the Exhibitions OF Different
Countries. 4,....,..
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nation shall hire but one organlst who
Win play d the game time for all their
churches in the United States and Cana
Il There Is another grand organ insthe
east gallery Of the Main Building, eKlas
bited by the well known organ builders,
Hook 4 Hastings, Of Boston. This In
strument -comprBes four manuals, each
Of fifty.eight notes, forty.seven speaking
ptops, twelve mechanical registers, Aand
len pedal movements. This organ is for.
" ieet high, thirty:tWo feet WIDE. and
twenty.one feet deep, and has 2,7N
pipes:
When we take our way from this organ
10 the south gallery We come 10 tho Edu'
cational Department, which comprises
books, maps, charts, models, aud all kinds
OF scholars works, and which Is visited
principally by teachers, who want to CON
vince Themselves Of the indispntabls TACT
that their own pupils specimens are ihe
best Of all. In the Ohio section oil tins
Department we received very courteous
welcome by the dsomesuPerintendent
Of the Cincinnati schools, John u. Peas
| lee, who presents each visitor with his
steel-engrayed portrait. ,s.Trg1ff
WHEELING AND THE rRoS BEREAVEMENT
We 70 down stairs again and have a
look AZ the exhibit Of the Iron Furnaces,
the Rolling Mills, and Nail Factories o.
our country. We find there nearly MI
the iron and steel works Of our nsighbor
States, Pennsylvania and Ohio, represent
ed, showing the various manufactures
which they produce. Pittsburgh takes a
conspicuous part in taisgroup. Ole
we looked out for the display Of the iron
works OF West Virginia. VI the nu-
merous mills in and around Wheeling
| (the ANAL City,") after hunting up
and down the show cases and In
terrogating dozen policemen and at
tendants, we discover in some out-of.the
way corner, unnotiCed and forlorn, a few
kegs with nails sent for exhibition and
gratnitous distribution among the people
Of the world by the Riverside Iron Works
This is all that Wheeling, wrapt in clouds
Of smoke and SCOT all the year round, car
boast Of turning out. This is sorry ex'
hihit for city that claims to turn Out
] more work than any cityof lis size Id thu
United States. Her nail mills produce
nearly one.fonrth Of all the nails con-
sumed:in the whole country, besides many
tons OF tacks, hinges, castings, &C., all O
which are being constantly sent to thu
West and East out Of her factories, ant
yet her facilities TO increase and develop
these industries are not made known Al
the Exhibition. Many Wheeling visitor
have made comments about this grea
oversight, aud the general impression il
that there must have been lack Of en-
terprise, or liberality, or patsiotismsome
| where u .. ~ ~ 49, -
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Valuable Wharf Property,

situoted In the City Of Baltimore, on
Tide water adjoqE 14eE.s S %sar n
Snitables for Coal Oil Refining, Shipping,
or other purposes. Adapted to vessels o.
heayiests daight Railroaatracks conmu
nicating with property. nda ~ NJ =
Address j -! lu ~ o. N'
JOSHUA HoRNERs JR., & Co.., .
aug 81 54S. Gay St, Baltimore, Md
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The undersIgned special commissioner hereby
DIVES notice that, In pursuance Of The autholIy
conferred upon him by decree Of AID court nlaue
IN he above entitled cause on the 2th day Of june
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01
Scarcity of Small Change.

NEW YORK, April a6.-The Times
says that it is clear that biunder
has been made in getting the silver
money INTO circulation. There is
danger of trouble unless something
is done ut once to clear channel for
the silver to flow. The constantly
increasing amount of silver change
is boarded, and fractional currency
is also boarded to obtain silver by
means of it. The scarcity Of small
change in this city increases every
twenty-four hours. Silver change
and fractional currency are at pre-
MUM because they are scarce. Ii
the Treasury has power to make
either more plenty it should use that
power 1T once.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

From the Territorial Enterprise.

From the Territorial Enterprise.
After a wordy warfare of some
length between Mr.. Peck and the
gent man in regard to the merits
of the rod, Mr.. Peck told his disbe-
lieving friend that he might take
the instrument and go ont alone
and test it. The implacable skepuc
took the rod and struck out to IN
vestigate, taking with him a com
panion or two. After trying the rod
in a few places as they walked along
without getting any response, they
concluded to go down to the Con-
solidated Virginia mine where they
knew they would be over spot
where there lay millions in silver
and gold. Here Mr.. Jackson tried
tire I'm achine" and to his astonish
ment found that he could mo more
hold it than lie could hold a steam
boat" Two of the party then got
hold Of the rod and found it too
much for both. 1t was all the same,
the rod was bound to have its own
way. When the party went down
to the Consolidated Virginia they
felt u good deal ashamed of the
rod" and of their mission, but on
their way home they held the Sin
fernal thing at arms length and
looked upon it with great respect.
We do not believe in Peck's
"forked stick. but these are the re-
ports OF parties here who undertook
to "investigate" it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01


Morning Hoard.
SATURDAY. April 30.
Ophir. .ll45a55, "a. SAY, SAN, 54,s, and b5bl0;
9Sa55; 6Oa54 y: 20s5A y; total. 1910.
Mexican. .1045A32.; S45asak 2s0s32S; eloa
SAY; total, $3.50.
Gould h Curry .7ssAl9; 5oais: 5oalsh; to-
tai, SIS.
Best 4 Belcher. 2eass; 2loa55y, ls7oa5e; lisa
.6s&: s6oa5G IL 4ooa56s5; 20oa55 hs5; total.
2Gp5
California. 2ssa7s; esoa77; 0s5a77,s; 2oa77A !;
4oa7sS: total, 1860.
Con. Virgins. .5SOa12 y; 30a12ai; total, 610.
Chollar. .25a9o; 16Da97; i0a9o; 10a99b3D; total.
Hale 4 Norcross, 2lOa,e: total, 21o.
Savage. .1sOal6ia 5sDal6ai IU0al6k; .70a16sa
240ai6S,; 15ai6a: total, 1Gt5.
Crown Point siSai'; 35ai6ss; soai6ai; total.
6l5.
Imperial. .as7oai1; 125a5; 15aiai; total. 300.
Kentuck. .14eal3; 5tell3 n; sails y: total, 1875.
Alpha. .33OaiS; 135atSS; total, i65.
Belcher. looeso,a; 1ooaAl.; 1ooa,5h; 6s5a
25,s a0as5ai total, 1925.
Confidence. 2i0aiSS.
Yellow jacket e7oass; 6ioass; soaas1ib1o;
50ag1S; GSp,
Sierra Nevada 4s5.i7,.; 5ssi7F.bso; Ieoa17A
95al7's; total 6ss.
Utah. 9oaa4; loa2s}.; soa-sl.; sioa96; looa25s
30; total. go.
Bullion 6Oal4: 10as4; total, 20.
Excnequer. 5cal0; 42Ualsts; 5als7s; l+5alei
ll5alsA; iealsss Soal9s.; 5oais; 5oaisAo
10; total, so.
Overman. 6oa65: I35s67: 1aoa6d y; total Ss5.
Justice. .l4Oa24: 45Oa24s.; l75a25; 25a24ts; l5s
rs: total, SIS.
Union Con. ls0al3,f; 59oalS,.; 195aIs's; $50
ass; l5al4b5: 50slib30. total, ll60.
Lady Bryan. local y: local y; total, 800.
Julia. .650aI2.
Meadow Valley lSoa1 4; 7oa1 y; total. go.
Raymond 4 Ely 3oalIis.
Caledonia. .S25aY.
Eureka Con. .l20a1l; LOCAL. Y; total, go.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01
A. d. TREADwAY, PIesid,
JAMES HUNT, Secretary,

PERFEcTIoN.-N Nothing is more
difficult to attain than even a COM
parative degree of perfection. In
professions aud scholastic attain
ments proficiency may be acquired
by years of self-denial and hard
study. but in some branches OF trade
a fine taste, IA keen sense of the beau
ties as presented to the eye or sug
SeSted 10 the fancy, are needed. Ii
anyone will visit the magnificent
dry goods establishments of \. Naen-
berg, No. 90 South c street, they will
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, 1876-05-01

GoATs RUNNING At LARGE.-This
is a season when goats do vast deal
of damage, such as laying waste gar
dens, shrubbery, etc. A person who
has goats running at large should be
held responsible for the damage they
may cause, and we doubt not y civil
action in justice court would so be
decided. There are people who do
not wish to put their neighbors to
trouble, but feel sore over having
their shrubbery eaten to the roots by
these pests. The height of fences
has nothing to do in the case, as they
scale any fence in town. Under the
circumstances we can see but one
course to pursue-shoot them on the
spot. Owners of these pests need not
be surprised at missing one or more
any morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

GRAND REoPENING.-This even
ing the Palace Saloon of W. l..
Eckerman will be opened in fine
style. Besides having the finest
stock of liquors, wines and cigars
in the country. he has now the
neatest and cosiest place. Every
inch of woodwork has been painted
and grained. the walls papered with
elegant paper, and the counter will
be a Joy forever, as it is thing of
beauty. The papering. painting.
etc., was done by W H. Lester and
his efficient corps of artists. BE
sure and call on BILL" this evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01
Veterans of the Mexican War.

Al a recent meeting Of the Mexi-
can War Veterans of Carson
Judge Patterson offered the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted
RESOLVED. That State Conven-
ton OF Mexican War Veterans be
held in the District COURTROOM in
Carson City, on the 9TH of May,
1876, at seven O'Clock p, NJ, to make
the necessary arrangements to have
the Veterans properly represented ri
the Centennial Celebration on the
Fourth of July, 1876.
RESOLVED. That each county be
requested to send delegates.
Resolved, That all the papers in
this State be requested to publish
this call.
A. d. TREADwAY, President.
JAMES HUNT, Secretary,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

Nor ~ FAvoR.-It is said that
the proposed division of the Kos
suth mine and an increase of shares
will not receive the Endorsement of
the stockholders. The cause as.
signed il that the knickerbocker
Globe and several which went
through the process were not bene-
flied by the change.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The
unfortunate man Louis Johnson,
who had his legs cut Oft by the acct
dent at Gold Hill depot Saturday af-
ternoon, died Sunday morning
about one O'Clock, at the hospital,
where he had been removed shortly
amer receiving the injuries. The de-
ceased was member of Jackson
Lodge No. 3, I. .. O. F.; also a
member of the Knights az Pythias.
He leaves wife and two children in
Portland, Oregon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

PxRsoxALs--A. NJ. McCabe, a long
time Deputy Sheriff Of this county,
row an employee of the Carson mint,
passed through town yesterday on
his way to Dayton, to mingle a short
time with associates of his younger
days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

WATER IN THE kossCrH. - On
Friday last quite flow of water
broke through the west wall Of the
south drift of 35o-foot level, about
$50 feet from the station. The flow
was so great that the miners had to
quit below and use their best endeav-
ors to control the water. This they
succeeded pretty well in doing, and
hope in a few days to have work pro-
crossing as usual. These seams OF
water usually exhaust themselves in
q short time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

TRAIN DELAYED The Eastern
bound train was delayed yesterday
about ten hours by reason OF some
accident on the Central Pacific.
The Y. 4 7. train waited at Reno
for it, and dill not arrive in Virginia
until about four Z. VI. In conse-
Guence of which we received no
mail.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

CONCERT AND BALL.-This evening
there will be given at Odeon Hall
DAYTON, a concert and entertainment
of more than usual merit 1t is al
most entirely of home material, but
OF a surprisingly tine quality. The
music AID charades will be equal TO
that produced and represented in
communities much larger than theirs.
After that portion of the programme
is over a grind ball and fair viii! revel
until, we expect, quite early in the
morning. At any rate, go and see
for yourself.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

THE LIGHTNING TRAIS.-This af-
ternoon at 4 O'Clock the first light
ming train will leave Virginia City
under thenew arrangements lust con-
summated. The train from below
will arrive at Virginia at 0 4. VI.
This will save nearly five hours
travel, and bo one of the greatest nc.
commodations ever inaugurated for
the public benefit. Mr.. Dallas, OF the
Dayton stage line. informs US that lie
will change his time table to CORE
spond with that of the railroad,
aud one hour after the trains arrive
he will be in Silver City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01
REPAIRING RoAps. The wide

REPAIRING ROADS. The wide
awake and rus,ling Superintendent
of the Devils Gate and Virginia Toll
Road, Captain Buckley, is busy re-
pairing the road below and above
Devils Gate for the summer travel.
Rock from the waste dumps of differ
ent mines is utilized, which will
make the roads as near macadamiza;,
as possible. The blue sprinkler will
also be on the streets and road to lay
the dust. In all. We may congratu-
late ourselves on our thoroughfares.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-01

"No. los" Is an even number, and
il is more than an even thing that
the finest assortment of boots, shoes,
CATERS, etc., are to be found At that
place. South c street, III the large
store of c. A. Noltemeier, of any
other establishment in the State.
Step in and take lock at his spring
styles.