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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-18
LYON COUNTY TINES
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
vatch msy be done WITH ons-foszth Tie
ussA expense b. ssins the
PATENT SLATE PANT.
MIXED EEApY FOR usx

.>eyR,or. -ArgR-PRooF. DuRA-
bic. economical and ofnameno
r,ef NAV be covered with veg ssesp
sAins,e, and by application Of TINS sssss 49,
e,aae 10 last from - ~ - year.. oio Te.s
csn h. nate he'd Aad coated, lookins maeh ess-
y. - f.stsns longer than neg shingles VITA.
-, the slate for oSE-rHIkD The oost VI
RE.SHlN0LIN1. Tue expeuee OF sisSsaS nes
shinsies 70 only about the ecss OF sinPa! ~.
An them. The paint Is FfAk-rhoof ss.ans ~.
spsrks or Ayins emnsrs, - psss rvrSY IEAK.
.na for tir ar iron HISS no eqnsl, % eApAnas
- ns~s corrracsa By cold. aud Sxvkn cnASAs
Ss.Iss RoafS covered with Tar Sheatnins
RAFT can be made water-tieht u sn~.
peuse, ana preserved for many ys. r...,
."T,,ns ~iil cover . hun.ssed square te~t Q.
shi.sle roof while On tin. ir"n. fett, ma's .'
N--S~ ar any smooth surface, ttsm ~
ou.ySs 10 one gallon are rcQeirea !" w
sert OF sarf ace, and sithcreh the ,s.h. -
heavy body It is easily arpiiea VIZ" ''"S-'
no TAR Is USED IN rHIs ooMrostrIoN'
,.s.-.,,-e 4, neither cracks in Winter nor runs
q. Summer On siecxyed shingles u nHs up
~. 49, and pores and gives new saestan-
si., r,,of that will last fT yexS Sulieu %
,~.r,,,ai shingles it erines 10 their places sna
seeps them there. II nils up Az netes :"
..,,fs stops the leaks, and althonsh . SLOW
80 - a,et NOT Affect IL few hours AFTER
srnly,nr As nearly all paints that Are elsrA
cssnssin Tan. be sure you obtain cur exNS, r
.rr;r,r which flor shinsie rcots) Is Shooo-
LATE COLOR when trss appiiea' eaAnslos
Il. .l..nt . month TO . uniiora slate eoies, sna
A. - N int.a,x and pui poses SLATE. On TN
pnorS o,,s red coler Is usually pre'err~s s
one coat Is eSaai "a ave Of .ny orilnars rein,.
For BRICK MALLS oar nsiasr kkp - IN, IN. SutS
rrii.hle SLATE Paint ever introduced thai VII
,sfsectuAlly prevent dainpne-s rom re, r,,n.s
tns Ana d,scoloring the plaster Thesr Paines
-. a., l.rrelv used On et-nou>-s and ieaees
~ .s ! prinlins eosf on tine eaiIaiass. nua
80 cs,nrs Are caocolArx. RAD. snisar ksp
cad 0RASaK.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-18
Practical GeoIogist

4 Nd MINERALO0iST.-- HAVING EN-.
"A joyea unusual facilities dartnx the PEST
t~cns, seven y~ar tor explorations in the
VARIOUS mining distriets In Nevada and Cali
fors.ia, the underslxnsd feels Jassihcd In
claiming 20 be shle ~ make satisfactory re-
ports upon the geological and minersiosieai
conditions oi any mine In this country. and
10 therefore pr pared. At abort nesice. b make
Surveys, Explorations and Scien.
tific Reports
Cpon any mining locality or mineral deposit
sexs of Tho Rocky Mountsins-
". FRANK srkWAkr
- Leave orders with J. W. Shields. EtsAr
Dealer. Nc. Il south street. Virginia City,
Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

- a. 4 MONTGOMERY MINING CON.
u PAM. The annual sn&estns OF she
ahyvs n.nuea omnpany ~ The election 81
Trustees for The ensuing yeaS md Tor such
oeA~s bnstDsas q may eons hseofs tAs 0eee'
taG. Van ~ A~1d q ~ oGDcs Al 80 company.
cora e. % Main and pseAiunA sersses, aold
utii. nsnssy couney. New. - Dscsaesf sah
iosss q o'cipck 2. -
ny orass a. sAs Trustees.
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John Dalton, Jr., of Concord, Fla, sends
us, under date of the 23dt., the following
remarkable story: "There is great excite
ment prevailing in this section of the
country about the story of q negro fisher
man. The story is that a negro living in
the adjoining county of Leon got up very
soon on the morning of May the 18th and
declared that he would go down to the lake
and catch q mess of fish before the Almighty
woke up. The report goes that he is fish
ing there now. l saw a gentleman "a Mr..
POstenl who says that it is perfectly impos-
sible to move the negro. He declares that
the boat in which the negro is sitting is
cemented, as it were, to the water. No
wind nor wave nor human force has yet
moved it from the spot where, ten days
ago, the negro threw out his line. In
position, the negro is leaning over or
bending forward from the middle seat, and
there he sits the whole day long, staring all
the time as iDtently at his corks as if he
momentarily expected some large fish to
bite but, they say, hungry or not, NO fish
has yet taken hold of bis line. Mr.. Posen
informs me that story which has been
circulated about the blood gushing from the
negrO's hands when you attempt to move
| his pole has no foundation in truth but he
solemnly declares to me that he saw the
n negrO, boat and pole in the lake as late as 1
o'clock in the afternoon of yesterday, up to
which time no effort had availed to move
him from that harbOr wherein some super
natural power aeems to have anchored him."
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noticeable feature of the steamship de-
ures from New York is the large mum
OF passengers going out, especially in
steerage. The applications for passage
ks ahead are 90 numerous at some of
company ofices that they may have to
2 INTO confederation the expendiency of
ing on the extra steamers which were
norawn early in the season, in cOnse-
lce cs, OF efaliIng OF in business. This is
Seener contrary 60 the Rnticipati0ns
she volume of this summers
20 europe, which generally prevailed
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS or ST JOSEPH
L Corner st. Philip and Calves streets
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis the Sea Shore

The government throughout this establishments In
mild and parental The pupils are never sspAra ated from
their instructresses Recreation table
the same for ALL IN short, everything tends to pro
mote afectionate union between Sistere and thS
young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
The Instruction. 10 thorough and solid, and in harmon
with the of society The comprises
I'm both English and French) al the branches know
ledge cultivated at the present day. Each Language
taught by natives of respective countries, In
sure correct onunciation
The academical year oloses with public exhibition
and distribution of premiums to which parents
vited.
Education here the object Of special attention and
eohoitude Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suaa!on alone the Sisters of St. Joseph On
vof to inoulcato principles Of solid pioty roQuire
strict observance of polite and aiabe deportont and
insti feelings Of respect and affection parent
Pupils of all denomin nations admitted.
School s moved to the Bay St. Louis whore the SHters
OF st. Joseph have q hourisbing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, follows,
WWnsninH' a, =, --"-.-------.-----s---- 10 90
Music Lessons and use Of Instrument. "a 90
Pastel oil painting according to the number pupa
heedle-work in all 10 varieties golden mbroiderY
charge
For further partioulars address. uperoress of the
Academy Of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Box 1911
THOMAS LAYTON
de26 10 Iy or O. d. ELDER. Agent
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Wednesday, October 6, 1875.


fifth Scholastic year
Wednesday, October 6, 1875.
With the old advantages OF a sound Classical and
Commercial Education the Directors of CiolleRp
offer to their paurOns tho additional advHn
superior 70 the former College in point Of Ventilation
arrangement and accommodation.
Education Of youth, have their the great "a
they proess to give based upon Religion and Morality
and has for its aim not only to Gdorn the mindS Of their
pupils with useful knowledge but also to nstn into
their heRrts the of virtue aud practical love
the duties they will have discharge In Afterfo
Courses. the Preparatory the Classical and fhe Com
merciAl. The Preparatory lasts ONE year and
ClasS etSor in The CassicSi or EommoToiN oOur.o
The CLASSICAL COurso lAsts SIX years and en-.
University EducStion. At the end 81 the Sxth year
those who give PrOos OF the knowledge In the
Senoy in Mental and SasGT PhiopSy CSesSfy RrS9
and the higher branches Of Mathematics. entitled
The DeETSs cf Master Of ArSS "a. Hj IL awarded to
those who devote second TO the study Of PhosO
Phy ana scenco IN the College @ Nho have passed two
The CoMMRRCIAL Courae LlSts TRGEE yeazs, and
embraces All the branches ussy tsaGht In Commercial
the sIth H0d sixth yoazs Of the Classical oOureg The
studente Atte9d lsetaEeS IN HStuEe PhiiosopAy and
The ag1 Of admission is from nine 70 afteen year3
and to Se adnitted one rnust previously know 6OW 70
rEAns FzE sEasIoH osTEz noSTns. q.
EntreAee Fee arstxeaE IS %
/ Board, Tuition end Washing, payable halfyeaElys
- Snd ss-'-s sy "
Bed and Bedding 10 b
| Circular can b chtalned by eA6EsagtnRfh0
| PRESIDENT OF ~ g HI ~ CoIll9E
s--l TEN gRsuET IA be . b.,
OO'9' 0'H' p =. PoS sfH. - -,
Ssla7Sly 5. 40 assgiaR utlssss 75w Calsais.
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EDUCA. oNAL.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
NM ACULATE CONC NCEPTION
Corner OF Common and RaIoune atFeesa
NEw ORLEAN0,

This Literary Iasttution by the State OF
Iouisiana and empowered to confer deErooe, is oon
Quoted by the Faahss Of the Society Tho build
tnGg are we'll adapted for eduoationAI purposes. A
courtyard entirely cut OF from the reserved for
reoreafon that from the arrival Of the pupils at T9s
a. ~. TIL thoif departure at they arc CONSTANTLY
secluded and suparintended.
The Course Of Instruction Ia threeFeiat PrepnrAtorv
Commercial and CAssical
The Preparatory Course 10 for beginners.
The Commercial Course 10 for those studsnts who Dc
not wirh TO learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course 10 those desire to have
oompleoe education.
French Ii taught in the three oourses.
Students not admitted unless they know how 10
read and write. "
The moral regious training of the sho
leadin ng object Of the Instructors.
Every month report 10 sent 20 parohsn stasinR
duct, progress, rank In olAss and attendance.
The aoademical year begins on the nrst Of Ootcber
and closes towards the end of July.
Entrance Fee, ~.
CoegtAte OourSe, payable In advance end in UniteA
Stateo currency, two months, eaQ.
Preparatory Courso. Sl6.
myil7oiy REV. y. GAUrRKLEr. Presideaa
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M1TcHELHs
NEW SERIES OF BIOGRAPHIES.
PUBLISHED BY
J. H. BUTLER & co,
723 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penn.
OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS.

OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS.
Of Fittsbttrg, Penn.
Baltimore. Loyol1 College, Sept g. 1859
hay. 0aTsGiy 9o6ed over the copy Of Of, MisShes
and and Il to be most EXCELLENT WorE me-
From Very Reu. Joseph Keller J.. Provincial Of ls
ProviTIce cr Maryland.
have looked over Mitchell's New Intermediate
Geography, and find IL worthy Of the patronage Of
-'--O' JOS. Z. KELLER. 81.
Fom Req Brother Patrick Provincial Christian BrotAerS
Manhattan College, N. Y, Jan. 7. 1870.
We have adopted MitcheIls New se'iee of GeoGrA-
consider them the beat and reliable books
on the subject with 2TR OK
Prov. Christian Brothers.
FTons the RedemptOriSts Of Chicago, III.
St. MichAel's Church, April 90, 1877
schools the last four years satisfied
PETER Z1MMER, c. IS. R.
From the Sisters of CHARITY.
School Of the holy Name, Chicago.
number of years. and consider them superior TO any
From ReU Geo: F. Hastins Founder and Rector Of GAs
House Of the Angel Guardian.
House Angel Guardian Boston.
Ny preference ard that of all my teachers, 10 for
Mitchell's Biographies.
FTom HIS Grace he Most Rev. ATehIishop Of Toronto,
Canada.
We hereby approve of Mtcaells Biographies as
revised by M r. KeeEan, Esq, and earnestly recon-
-''0-N '-'' fJoHS JOSEPH LYNCH,
ArchbishOp Of Toronto.
Given at St. Miohaes Palace. Toronto. April s. lsT2
Fronn His Grace the Most Archbshop Of Nes0 York.
New York, July II. 1871
We cheerfully concur in the excellent recon
tlons air. Ady given by many in favor OF Mtchelrs
Biographies revised and corrected by N. keegan
Of Chicago. JOHN McCLOSKEY,
Archbishop Of New York.
From He Grace ue Most Req ATehbiShop Of OieinnaG o.
Cincinnati Ohio July -, 1871.
As Mitohells Biographies 20 highly approved Of
by the eminenT CahOic educators OF the country
and have been ceansGd from every thing Offensive to
Catholic children by-K r. KeeRan, OF Chicago, We
their in all schools In preference
John B. PURCELL,
Archbishop of Cincinnati.
For terms of introduction, address - most convent
ent the Publishers, or
n. Il. KEEGAN,
4T Twelfth Street, Chicago, his.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

s5ns1o S would be jour notion of absent
- &c I" asked RufRs Choste of q
eiIn "nom uS he was erOss-examiniDg
nTes .1s o the witness, Wish a strong
q tSSnset USseSS Z 81 II should hsy that 8 man
4 tooSt - rec LETT his watch to hum
be to - 10 pocket % bSe If he'd
d mi5Sssd nj avn y . elaa ees IL 1was n Ietfs ab-
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T INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Thirty Ninth and Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

Lhis Instltution. conducted BY tho RAlIeioua ct
oooa Snepnerd has Tor its objects the trafitnr ~
young grls In habits Of piSty and tndustrv y
~ III the same time solid kngllsh eduoatIou. SASs
Bssst ior @ ara and Tuition including Washing and
Music, Gold Embroidery and Artificial F1over,,.h,,.
form extra oharges: For further partrcusr.
Auo ID y THE sUPERIOEESS
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

QUICK u" WTl--YOuBg Smith: /" Rather
O'Clock this mOrniDe.H Old Brown I" Good
gfsoioussyo1 dSn't cay, % l. Why, met him
emily last pight, and nd~and-and he. vas alive
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MISCELLANEOUS,
mISCELLANEUuS-
WILSON PACKING COMPANY,
= oAIoAoo.
HERMErIcALLY SEALED
COOK ED nj EATS
CORKHD BEEF.

We have comments to mako In reference to
Corned Bsef t. call the attention OF tho
% the fact that Pound Cans
perfect. and are comparatively cheaper than the old
style package. The popular way OF handling shts
article Ii for the Retail Dealer the Can
the meat in Quantities to suit his customers.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. VINcENrs HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienville Street.

The Rev. Fathers of Holy Cross ip charge of the
Home having completed extsnsion of the buildings
few boys having pasent. or guardians abls 10 pay
small cum for their board and education. wfllEo q
oetved Thoso M der tw eivs years OF ase be Ges
at school at the Home. aud those over twelve yecs
will be sent to Holy Cross Model E&ru whero tie
will be employed half tho day ON tho farm and the c,
half at eohool. ~ U. -.
Apply 10 d p. sCANLAN, President
mhla 3oi Coumon strosS
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11
WESTERN PRODUCE. LIQUORS. ETC

II T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COAMISSI0N MERCHANT
rs, IT, TO- 81 and IS Petors date New Leves near
Poydras New Orleans,
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCB.
Good Supply OF the following articles always on
hand:
PORK BACON, LARD FLOUR,
CORN, OATS, BRAN. HAY, CoRNMEAL,
POTATOES ONIONS BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS, ETC, ETO.
Cash Advanced All Consignments tnot perishable).
Shipments Advanced On, Must Be Insured In NV Opou
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted to All Business Entrusted
to My Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS
In the execution Of your commando in the ackuoy
ledgmepS Of receipt and advice of sale your oonsgn
ments and IN remitting net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
All orders for Western Southern Produce filled
promptly at the lowest market rates. Satisfaction
always guaranteed, NO commission charged for eHeou
ting orders for goods which I have OF hand full
commission charged for selling ali oonsignments
ConsRnmentS and Orders respectfully solicited.
not4 rs If
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11
SUGAR CURED HAM.

To meet demand from the trade which We have had
for over q ear We now packing SUGAR-CURED
COB-SMORED II M packed In the same ssyle
other goods. Sucoessful may have with
Cooked Corn Beef have doubt OF having more
marked sucoess with this article The psckags is
slightly. and the MEAT Is SIMPLY PERI ECTfON
We guarantee perfect sstisfsoton and you cannot fail
to handle this article prohtably.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

95........-...CAMP
Eear POydras)
Has always on hand the largest and best stock Of
COTTON DUCK,
PLAIN AND FANCY AWNING STRIPES,
Ere nch, English and American BUNTING for FLAGS,
etc., ETC., etc.
He has in stock, and will make orker every descrp-
tien of
AMERICAN, FOREIGN AND FANCY FLAGS
TENTS, TARPAULINS. WAGON COVERS, ETC
He will anufacture
AWNINGS, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES,
GALLERY CURTAINS, ETC.
COFFEE, RICE, GRAIN AND OTHER SA OKS.
All in the best style of workmanship and the lowest
mh263m possible prices
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MUSICAL.
PHILIP WERLEIN,

PHILIP WERLEIN,
Nos. 7s. 80. 80, 80 Baronne Street,
The Leading Piano and Organ Dealer South, ,
Invites the pubic to examine his tIumrpne ntook NJ
MUSICAL IHSrRUMEHTS, PIANOS, ORGANS
MUSIC eto He koeps mono but the best and ssIls at
prices below thOso asked other inEoror
Eoods. Hia stock ooDPrises the celebrated and
equalled CHICKERING Pianos the elOq uent and hno-
toned DTnhHm Pianos the reliable and low priced Hale
PtAno0 the upright Zlegler HSrdmaB and Pleye Pianos
and ]. Estoy & 20 and MASon 4 HAmIin Organs.
Also ono huudred secondhand PIANOS and Or
CANS from SIS upUArdA. Perfect Pianos, thorcuRhly
repaired aud warranted. at tIOG eS-.I
Piano repairing done half the usual rates Eati-
mAtes fuInished free. myIf 70 IY
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

Tho Catholic Orphan Asyfums at Matches, sAaissis
sippi win receive boys and Eris - eoardssa far N
charge of slO per moash AlwAys paia IN aavaaoA
Thi' will pay for board lodging. washiss and ttsa
The girls uuss pay extra atty esnsa psr aOa.h ss "
use OF the uniform. -
The sOarders will hAv the aaas fArs and sssA.aasa
- the orphans.
This arrangement is mads for the espsciA, socouu.
dAton of Catholic families with limited ueans, tia
vtah % give sheir children plain Catholic edueas,eS
a. tsie expenses or at least to give she Sw neahs
OF particular preparation for their First Commuaes
and Confirmation.
Children, however who not Catholics win dc
be received.
Apply to the Brother Director oR D'nvefeux Hs
orphan Asylum or to the Sister Servant Of st. Mary
Orphan Asy lum. Natehes Mississppi. IssO "a ~
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ST. srANIsLAus COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAT ST. LOUIS. NmslssrPPr

BAT ST. LOUIS. MmslssrrYI
This insttution, chartered by the State reral.t,.
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Scored ES1CS
has been in euooeBsfui oPerRtoA since ls56 RnSafif
situated ON the shores OF the Bay commanding an ex
sive view OF the Gulf and 9fording the sdva1T~l
Of the sea breeze and bathing Summer its sDe1
did location 10 great incitement heaIthful oxr1S
and am usement for the pupils The SrciHl ConTI
comprises all the branches OF good EnRIish odunSto
TBRkBI
Board and Tuition per session. payable half ys.xlv
NHnO0
Washing, per Sssion. sion.--....--........-..s... IL
Bedding per session, (optionAl- a0a
Vsoston, II spent at the nstitutsSn ........ 70 =
EXTRA CHANCES.
Piano and Violin per month, ea.oh. seN
Uss OF Piano per month. tb.-.-....-.......---.--. Sc
%
brAse Instrument, Per month. o0
spanish and German languages per nOntA, EACH. 50
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRIEL.
my .Sly Director OF the College.
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ming Star and Catholic ~esssrger.
1S SSnrass, sSSD4S. JUNE i.s ma
JUVENILE c0LUmN.

oHILpHEN, LOWE THE BIRDS.
TI.t.,, ,,hiidren, "a the voio6a
M m fonxhers6 aongater9 gay:
Ifcv earh golden tongue rejoices
This sunshiny April day.
1p,,h.r now their notes and fuller.
A they feel the glow OF springi
A "A hedecked With brighter color
STelis each throat and nits each wing
And not fsir alone, but clever;
: = Tor. = in only beak and fseS.
AnS ,vithout Q teacher, even.
Ne.ta they weave, round, warm and neat.
-srh.v are full Of life and glAdnees,
= Rrixht and busy sil DAY long:
Whas hnve they TO 90 WIN e.uno
5 hAs have they 10 fear OF wrong
yvbe HAIR shining eggs would plunderi
W. 1Aeif oharmiDg z a0nRs Wouio stiuT
yvha vorla tear their homes esuDoer,
EuiIt with 20 much care AND skfaf
fsod has made them for enJoyment-
NOT thesr own alone. bus ours;
C1hS vould atop their sweet employment,
tSinsaa9, pessiing In the bowersi
xr,,, ,,onld rob them Of their plessurei
: Whc Tould blight their buuv daysf
wSa Oould take frona birds sheir treasure,
And nom God such songs Of praisef
children, guard them. love them dearly;
Learn yourselves from birds TO sinR,
As tbey arble sweetly, clearly,
Like the angels 20 their kingi
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosEPHs,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Tnsttution fAvorAbiy known
70 the people of the South will enter itS Forty.
fifth Scholastic year
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T JOHNSON,
URdertakeF,

R05 and POI ---- MagaEine Street POS and 20
New Orleans.
An kinds Of Metallic Cases and Casketa Rosewood
MAHOGANY and Plain C0Glna-
Tino Carriages for hire nt An times. cole - IL
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BEEF TONGUE.

We take special pride in Offering thts article the
Trade: 1t is the Creme de Ia Creme Of all goods
Nothing of the kind been offered the Trade
that can with II in Hence 1t is bv
Ourselves aud is entirely free ROOT OF THE
TONGUE. which really nothing but Corned Beef
Try ease. and recommend tho hi CHEST terms
your Trade. The goods warrant it.
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FRESH BEEF.

This article is excellent for Pot Pies. stews. Mlnct
Pies and Sandwiches and Is a delioacy Lunches
the Tea Table.
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NIGHT SCHOOL
st. AIphonsus' Convent OF Mercv.
Hours-6r NJ to sir.M'
Tsrma made known at the Convent

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Hours-s A. Y. to 5PM.
Lessons In Masie Vocal and Instru meutafS 'aaiA
given in private In clasa. -9 -
the Boys DepArt rtment, 20 - .
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Gsssra. Agents of America" Cotton TIE Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
NOTICE oE lHrfN1oN

ITO MAKE APPLICATION FOR PRRMIs.
L sion 70 trsnsact business % Boic Trader
To whom % may eonesrn: Tais notice that ].
HANNAH A. b. DAVIS. wlfe OF William
Dsvis. am . married woman. and reside In The
Town Of Gold Hill, Storey county. and Btate OF
Nevada; that I an DESTROYS Of sysiling myself
OF the bsnsdts Of an Act Of The Legislaturs Of
the State ef Nevada. approved February Q,
1857. entitled ian Act 70 authoriss married
women 20 uansset business in their y name
a sole Traders" and for that purpose q Il my
Intention 70, and I shall. on ths 10Th day Of No
ysmbcr, A. b. is1o. q 10 O'Clock In the fore.
noon Of that day, or - soon thereafter - soun.
II can be heard, spply 10 the District Court OF
the Firt Judicial District q the state Of Ne
rom Of :siS oours in lie City 81 virginia for
an order Of said Court permitting me 10 carr
on In the said Town Of Gold Hill. In my own
name and on my v account. " Q sole trader,
he business OF keeping Q hotel.
HANNAH A. D. DAVIS.
Cold Hill, October 10, 1915. ociS I'm
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" cOMPANf.-LOcatiOn OF pfincipal pace
Of business, san Francisco, California,
Location Of works, Gold lin. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board OF DIRECTOR. held on the 2lst day az
October. 1876. an a.sc--m.nt tho. 81 Of Three
Dollars per share was levied upon the CAP
tai stock % the corporation. payable imn,e-
dlstely. I'm United States gold con. 10 the see-
Rotary, At the ONCE Of the Company, In Nor
franciscS. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
November. lsT6. will he delinquent. and ad'
yertised for sale al public auction. and unless
payment IL made before will he sold ON
FRIDAY. III. 18th day of December. 1876, To
pay the delinquent assessment. to.eiher with
eo.ts Of advertising and expense. Of sale.
b order VI the Eoard Of Directors.
GRO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Ofiee-in Norrow'a Building, No. ut tall
fornia street. San Francisco. California. oc1Jid