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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-02
NOTICE.
TO DAVID l.. HASTINGS /:

III DAVID Il. dAol ASuo
VNHE undersigned, Louis Goldstone, one of
IL the locaters and owners of the Grant Mine
situated in Chinatown Mining District, Silver
City. Lyon County, Nevada, does hereby give
YOU notice, that 1 have expended since the
tenth day of May, 1875. for labor, lumber and
improvements upon the said Grant Mine, the
sum of thirteen hundred and forty-six tSl, 346l
Dollars, gold coin of the United States f; that
the proportion of the said expenditure so
made as aforesaid due from you amounts to
two hundred and twenty -four dollars and four
cents ($224 .O4l. You are hereby further noti-
fed that in case you fail or refuse to pay the
above amount set opposite your name to the
undersigned, in Silver City, Nevada. before
the expiration,of ninety days, after this notice,
your interest in the said Grant Mine, will, in
accordance with the Act of Congress, entitled
IAN Act to promote the development OF the
mining resources of the United States" APP
proved May 10, 1872, become the property OF
the undersigned, who made the above expen-
diture on said claim.
LOUIS GoLDSTONE.
SILVER CITY, New, Feb, &c, 1876. 00d.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-02
U. S. AND FOREIGN
SALAMANDER FELTING Co.
CAUTION NOTICE.

TuNHE public are hereby notified. cautioned
and warned that this Company have for
long time been patiently waiting the result
of suits brought In the U. s. Courts by them,
against some of the many infringers of their
patented rights, and whereas each ard every
of said suits yet brought to trial, have been
recently decided in favor OF our Company.
and our patents having been fully sustained
and declared to be good and valid in law. by
the United States Courts. Thereforeswe do
hereby give notice and warning to the public
that we have already commenced proceedings
against many infringers of our patents and that
all persons found manufacturing. vending or
using any plastic, or cement feelings, other
than Salamander Felting, manufactured and
sold under authority Of our letters patent. and
bearing the name and trade mark Of our Com
psny, which may be found to infringe our
composition or rights by reason of the ingre-
dfents, equivalents OF combinations thereof,
will be prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law, by the U. 8. and Foreign Salamander
Felting Co.
JOHN E. MILFORD,
Secretary and General Manager
New York, January 10. 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-02
YOUNG MEN I
MInnT.E.A0ED MEN 4!

There are many OF the age Of thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequehs ssae' is,,h,
Of the bladder, often accompanied ny siisns
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing Of the system in manner the pas'ene gan,
not account for On examining the Mlnai}
deposits a ropy sediment viii often DC iounu,
and sometimes small particles o. , alGni men
miIkish hue again changing To a dark and
torpid appearance There are many men VINO
die of this difficulty. ignorant OF the Gauss
which is the second stage Of seminal weak.
ness. DIR. 8, will guarantee perfeet cure IN
ali such cases, and q healthy restoration oil the
genito-unrinary organs. A.. j.
N B-Only an interview required In
majority Of cases balance OF treatment can
be conducted at home without interrnpt,on OF
business. All letters, or COMMUNICATIONS
strictly confidential. c..
Office Hours-l0 to !, 2to 4, and tos Sun
DAYS from to 4 only Consultation, Free
thorough examination and advice s2U
Office, No. 1888 SOUTH q STREET, VIZ.
ginia City. where he VIII be pleased 10 consul.
with all who may be suffering, from Chronic
or Special Diseases.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-02
DIR. A. 3. SPIN EY
Ihe Celebrated SpecjaiiSt.

welI.known as founder Of the Montreal &c.
f. j Medical Institute and late Proprietor OF
the SPINNEYVlLLEl NFlRMARf. would
most respectfully inform his patients and the
afflicted generally that no stiil con.ih .h 70
paralleled success. =.. s.s.i,s.l IL
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Remember. tina: procrastination is the thief
of time, SO
COME AND be HEALEDI
1t matters not what your troabies may ne
come and let the Doctor examine your ca
1t will cost you nothing for consultation,
please call and satisfy yourselves whethci
Doctor understands your case IL ne can Gu
you he will tell ysu so Il not, he Will tel 70
that. for he will not undertake case uIiisss
he is confdent Of ehecting cure
YOUNG MEN!
Who may be suffering from the eneets OF
avail themselves OF this. the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity
DR. SPINNEY will guarantee 70 forieit I'VE,
hundred dollars for every case OF seminal
weakness or private disease Of any kind or
Character which he undertakes and fails to
cure. He would therefore,. Say tothc uniol
nate sufferer who may read this notice, that
you are treading upon dangerous ground When
you longer delay In seeking the proper remedy
stage-rerlember you arc approaching the
last. II you are bordering upon the last, and
are suffering some or all Of It's evil effects. re-
member that II You obstinately persist In pro-
crastinatiop, the time must come. when the
most skillful physician can render You no
assistance: when the door of hope will be
closed against you when no angel OF mercy
can bring you relief. In no case has the
| Doctor failed Of SUCCESS. Thenlet not despair
| work itself upon your imagination, but avail
/ yourself of the beneficial results OF ms
treatment before your ease Ii beyond the
reach of medical skill, or before grim death
b,,rries Won IN a premature grave.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-02

could make something of if she had
q hand at it,
Hetty was pleased with her Jour-
new. 1t was hard, rough travelling,
but then it did not matter, for
everything was novel and before
very long she felt she could be
quite happy.
To be continued.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-02

Is now thoroughly and completely furnished
and ready for guests by the day, week or
month. The table will be supplied At all
times with the very best the market Affords,
and the Rooms are large, well ventilated.
and desirable. They maintain II AZ thor
oughly first-class Hotel In all of its appoint
ments, and confidently solicit the patronage
of the public. In connection with the Silver
House, they have large and well-stocked
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-02
LIVERY STABLE,
Carson Street,
Opposite Wells, Fargo l. Co.'S. Express,
CARSON CITY.

TuyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING UN-
IL equalled facilities for carrying on his
business, is now better prepared than any
livery stable proprietor in Nevada outside OF
virginia City, to accommodate the public with
Buggy and Carriage Equipments,
FINE SPANS, STYLISH TURN-OUTS
(all new, SUPERIOR SADDLE
ORSES,
And everything that first-class Livery Sta
BILE is supposed TO be provided with.
PICNICS, BALLS, POLITICAL GATHER
ING, FUNERALS, ETC, ETC.
Supplied with vehicles and steady teams or
the shortest notice.
Access to my stable can be had at all hours
II tl,1.d axr nd mint
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23

IContnued from lastweeS.
WEDNESDAY. Sept 18th, 1876
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Suneryisor Nelson moved to instruct the
committees to settle with the county officers
to investigate the condition OF the various
offices aud report ri this term.
Supervisor Nchol moved to amend by
sonoio,ing Supervisors Nichol aud True ad-
dl,lonal members OF SAID comiitee, when
ameromrnt was adopted and also the orig
nal motion rs amended.
Supervisor Armstrong entered motion
10 rerons 'der the vote adopting and the fur
Their r lnsiderstinn Of the same was post
popei until 10 o'clock 10 morrow morning.
On mO'ion of Supervisor True, ordered
that The usual committee TO visit the county
30 r house be appointed.
On motion OF Supervisor Nicely, ordered
that 2 O'clock tomorrow be fixed as the time
for preparing the grand jury lists.
On motion Board adjourned unto O'Clock
tomorrow morning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23

Also upon exam nation of the books we find
balance of the RefundiDg (1-3G OF the
State Tax for 1879 fund to be. .......... SGGS Sc
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
NJ. Byrne,
L. G. Lewis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23
FRIDAY, Sept. Is, 1876.

On motion Board adjourLed till o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23
CREAM OUR EXCHANGES.

While the republican papers generally have
display red commendable ingenuity in turning
the recent quasi defeat of their party in Yer
mont and Maine into victories, the Gibson Cou-
rier beats them all in manufacturing victory
out of no election at all. Says that sheet;
The New Hampshire election, on Monday, re-
suited in sweeping victory for the Republi-
cans. The majority on the State ticket is over
$4,000 All the members of Congress elect are
Republican and the State Legislature almost
unanimously of the same persuasion
The following, which we find "going the
rounds" of the eastern papers, bears down
somewhat on the homeopaths:
Some year or more ago a well known auction
eer had for sale large lot OF homeopathic meai'
cines, the little white pellets OF which the pa
tients dissolve six IN q spoonful OF water 10
dose. When the sale occurred all these meoi,
cines were dumped into one pile, and disposed
of in one lot, there being various kinds OF me1i-
cine in the mass. A boarding house keeper
bought the lot and some days after the pur-
chase the auctoneer asked her, what ala you
want with that homeopathic medicine, Mrs"
She replied, " | thought could use it and 1t was
cheap so | crushed it under the roller and then
filed my sugar.bowls with it. The boarders
seemed to like it, and especially When powdered
over pies
Epitaphs are beginning again to attract atten-
ton. The following, upon himself is said to
have been written by An old bachelor:
AT threescore winters end died;
cherries being sole and sad;
The nuptial knot never tied,
And wish my father never had"
The following is said 80 be copied literally
from an old tomb in Scotland:
Here lies the body Of Alexander Mcpherson,
Who was very extraordinary person,
VINO was two yards high in his stocking feet,
And kept his accoutrements clean and neat.
He was slew
At the battle OF Waterloo,
Plump through
The gullGt; it went in ut his throat,
And came out at the back OF his coat
Our philosopher is constantly surprising us
with profound reflections like the following:
The superiority OF man to nature is continual
ly illustrated in literature and in life, Nature |
needs an immense quantity OF quilts To make
goose with but man can make a goose OF him
self in five minutes with one quill.
fence with the inst peach stone you throw ut ii
the trouble is you have to keer on eating peach
es until you do."-BoSton Globe Peach stones
Why don't you snap apple seeds at the monster
il you wish TO knock its head ofi.-GrdpIic. o.
hurl at it some Of Dick Oglesby's vigorous An
glo-SaXon epithets?
Following is the latest modern Improvement
Of an ancient ditty:
lack and Xii
Went up the hill
To carry Indiana;
lack fell in
To a key OF gin,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23
Board of Supervisors.
September Term 1875.

IContlnued from lastweeS.I
WEDNESDAY. Sept 18th, 1876.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20

BASE Ball.
TAs Gs~ss Yestsrasv- Dsdtssttes e1 thS
QssSelstsp AnsAtesss's NssS 0feussds To-

.tN H 4 D. -..
ne Gssss Yesssrasv- Dsdtssetess Of ths
Qwsslsssep Anssssss's Hsss 0rss'Ss To-
Dsv. sgi 2 ela "a
Yesterday afternoon the Quickstsps, ,s.pro-
fessionals," plays the second practice game
Of the season, this time with the Experts,
of bnandywire, and after four innings, the
game st0od sixteen to Two, when the game
was closed on account Of the Stiffness Of
The members Of the club who were on
tho ground, dd much, better playing
than on the previous day, and the nine
gives promise Of becoming strong team.
Arundel nor Reynolds will play with the
club, owing to the fact that they had
signed with other clubs, and could not OBJ
tain q release. Myers, of the Harrisburg
Experts, will fill Reynolds' place, and the
Association is now in communication with
several men to occupy the position Of pitch
er. A good man will be secured.
This afternoon the Quickstsp Amateurs
will dedicate their new grounds, which
have been nearly enough completed for
practicable purposes, with . game between
their nine and the Keystone club Of Phtla-
lelphia, one Of the very strongest amatsu!
organization in that city, and the game Will
! undoubtedly be . geod one. -.
Tomorrow the Philadelphia club, pro
fessionals Of Philadelphois, will play the
Quieksteps, professionals, at the. olo
grounds, and on Saturday the same two
clubs will play in Philadelphia.
These games will fairly open the season
In this city, and 1t promises to be very
interesting one. J. .. ..n.., .....
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
@iwos Locals.

Council meets tonight. .7'92
Mills g. Combs patent wagons dump coal
directly into your cellars.
Geo. W. Bush 81 Sons Shenandoah small
stove coal is very superior. ......
The congregation Of A. P. E. Church
have decided to rebuild their house Of wor-
ship. . '.g7
There will be services in the Delaware
Avenue Church tomorrow evening. All are
invited.
Extensive improvements are being made
In various parts of the city on many private
residences. .r..
Prof. j. X. Taylor delivered his two illus
trated lectures on California before large
audiences at Fardlsyville, Bucks county,
Pa, on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Mr.. Geo. g. Maris advsrtises stock for
sale in the Delaware, Wilmington, and Dia-
mond State Loan Associations. Each OF
these Associations have been successful
aimee their organization, and have met with
no losses.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
CENTENNZAL!i
Meettssu Of tho .Fressse,s.

-, MestJsg Of tho FSrense's.
The Firemen's Centennial Association
met last night III regular session, President
Mccall in the Chair. a. } J -alij
= The various committees reported pro-
gress in the different work. " '''''...-'..
Mr.. Mccall stated that upon his visit to
Pbiladelphia, yesterday, he saw the State
Building, and be was most agreeably dis
appointed in it, as 1ts appearance had far
exceeded his hopes, snd be thought It
would compare favorably with other State
Buildings. The Building COMMITTEES were
authorized to speak with the Commission
on the subject ofhaving gas introduced into
the building. q ssA.G I, 4y,-...y-4, ,.-
An order for $3.50 WAS directed to be
drawn in favor Of Mr.. Riddle, for the pur'
pose Of meeting the third payment on the
building. H"24 f ~.
An order of s5s in favor Of E. L, Rice
was also directed to be drawn. The trea-
surer reported that the total amount col.
lected was 50 80; he further stated that u
more would be necessary 50 to- meet
all the expenses Of the building. Adjourned
to meet at the Warrington Engine on nsx'
Thursday evening at 7:So: ''.'' ~
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
Our Ns,stas,ss-s Psssss..

M. Danahee is selling shoes cheaper than
can be bought in this city. ss. a.,
An the popular magazines of the day can
be purchased ct Ryan's Centennial news
office, 6O7 Market street. If subscribed for
through him they will be served regularly
ut the house, ~ hni ry-n ..pH w.. .osl4,
Somebody gave Paddy McGrath picked
egg yesterday, Paddy bit 1t in two. opened
his mouth, made face, and said: Be me :
sowl, I'll 60 before any Jedge or jury in the
wurreld an take nae oath that the hin that
led that egg had the dyspipsy or heart
burn" ''- Md %
At Buchmann's saloon, under the Clayton
House, the following prices are adhered to-,
Hair cutting Is cts, shaving 10 cts, and
shampooing IS cts. o'E'
Philadelphia has more daily papers than
all other cities combined. We have dreaded
for year to make this announcement, but
as it has got so that a new daily makes its
appearance here with every mail, the fact
can no longer be suppressed. d.-Da''bxrt
Go to McBride's, for your oil cloths. He
has all kinds for sale very cheap. ''''sfs3 y
A Preston man has been missing for
tuT6o uSyo, AuV 40 uo woo SOOoAsVAy SASASsSsyt
grave doubts exist ss to whether he ID set-
ting round in hay-loft somewhere m6dt-
tating on the price Of spring bonnets. Or hAsI
merely drowned himself.--NorWichB BMN1
It's q great pity to see how many people
allow q cough or cold to 60 unnoticed, and
thus pave the way to an intimely grave from
the effects of consumption. A pleasant, !,
safe, reliable and cheap remedy 10 DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. ..,. i.,., ! ss ''
A young Shell Rock (.owa) man who re-
Gently started out for the Black Hills,
writes back.to his friends that it's perfect
paradise out there, and he's delighted with
it.. He also asks them to please loan him
S25 to come home with.-Nev York Com
,nsr et6l AdSsrtissr. Ys .,. anJ., h., -,
Adsir, Fourth and King streets, t con-
tinually adding to his large and varied stock
of furniture. Any one can be suited In the
price and finish OF his goods. J,..s 1G .gta
Il The cheapest Shoe Store in the city, il
at Seventh and Poplar, M. Dauahee.
Lady-"Now, Mr.. Snapper, as I saw you
at church last Sunday, tell me what you
thiak Of Tour new preacherl" Snapper-"I
think he would be first-class martyr at
the stake" Lady-"Why so, Mr.. Snap
pers' snapper-"Because he 10 20 very
dry" '-3 ..ll= ,., .ia.
Young men. 20 to DsWolfs He has
some Of the nobbtsst spring suits In the city.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
WorsAtp In Engine HoSsss.

The third reyiyal meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held in
the Washington Engine House last evening.
H. G. Conrad, Esq, led the meeting, which
opened with singing and prayer. Charles
e. williams sang . solo, "The Great
Physician" and several members OF the
Association arose and gave short expert
ences in the work of religion. Rev. MIR
Gregg. DR.. Shelp, and othera made short ad
dresses. The organ was presided over BY
Mr.. Charles ::P. Doughten. At half pasl
nine O'Clock themeetiHg adjourned with the
,benediction. y y IL hg8 yI3H . d j. ( sF
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
ONE CENT.
AAUSEAENTS.
,JaelSsSs Cesar.

This evening Shakespeare great play,
julius Cesar, will be produced ut the OPP
era House, with James II. Taylor In the
tital role as Brutus. Mr.. Taylor has ap-
peared In this city before, during the en-
gagemenr Of Jxnansoheck, and his ability
as an actor was then recognized by those
who attended the Opera House upon the
occasion.
The other gentlemen who have. been en-
gagged for the principle parts are rec0m-
mended to us highly. We have No doubt
but that the performance WIN be good one,
and those who are fond Of the Shakesperian
drama will do well to attend.
t Kellogg IN PAtssdslphts.
The production Of Meyerbeer' r'espectacular
opera, with Miss Kellogg, Van Zant, and
Mrs. Seguin in the title roles, at tho
Academy Of Ausic In Philadelphia during
this week, IL an event In tho opera seassn in
that city. The otitlay In the presentation
of the opsrs is stated as nearly $2o, 900, and
over four hundred people are required to
produce 1t, as has been done during the
past three days. This Is . fine opportunity
for the many admirers Of Miss Kellogg end
her companion stars, Miss Van Rant and
Mrs. Seguin, TO see and hear them to the
very best advantage. The opera affords an
excellent opportunity for the full exercise
of the great powers Of Miss Kellogg, and
the presentation is upon such gorgeous
plan, that It will not fail to more than sat-
isfy the most critical. The trains from here
to Philadelphia run at excellent time for
the convenience of our Wilmington people,
and the nearness of the Academy to the
Baltimore depot renders the trip addition
ally easy and pleasant.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
.,I Tho Cssstsnsstsl asd Our Hotels.

= X mo- FI
TEE Hs3ALD has upon several occasions
given to the public the prospects OF the
hotels or our city during the
CenssnniaR It { 10 now approaching the
the, opening oflthe Exposition, and 90 fsr as
can be ascertained, there Is likely to be
some disappointment experienced by many
or our hotel keepers and boarding house
ladaesi The Clayton House has been An ex-
ceptioa, and most, II not all, tho rooms In
the house have now been taken by parties
who are anxious to be near the Centennial.
and yet live cum faetently far away -. to b.
able tolest away out of the hustle and eon-
fasieu Of the great show. Some Of the
other hetels have also made engagements
with boarders, for the season, but % gen
erai thing there has not been that rush
which 1t was expected would come about
this time for room. and We do not hear so
much about high prices as formerly.
d The ladies Of the boarding houses have
very wisely not allowed their expectations
Of the Centennial trade TO interfere With
their regular boarders, and they will not
make any advance upon them. u
During portions of the Exposition, there
will be naturally an increase IN the hotel
and boarding house business, but as gen-
eral thing, our landlords and landladiea
have determined not to make any tremen-
duous preparations, II the business comsi
they viii provide for It In the best way they
can, If not, they will have no outlay ta
complain of. aN. l.I.l.u... ..
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
o,,.ssssssy Assssssssssts IN WsIsstssso's

Cess$esssSaJ ANssssssSs0ssts ~ WSSssssN1 soss.
The prospect thus far of an increase Of
amusements during the Centennial, ever
the general run, is not bright. There are
several troupes mentioned to appear here
during the month Of May, and there are
enough engaged to last until the middle OF
June. The Furbish Fifth Avenue Company
come on the 18th and 21st Of May, produ.
cling the "Two Orphans" ono night, and
"Article 47,' or ''Divorce" - the second
performance. Mr.. Baylis predicts that
Philadelphia will have IN overabuDdance
Of smusements during the Centennial. ID.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
',g NOTICES. :.

Nreg1cH "A = CARD TO OUR PATRONS
IN snd TIC pubic FsneraiIy .-Ycu are
hereby warned agaidK trusting John q.
sny yAirypspsr. hanger with any business q
Is neflongsr ind our employ; has proven
himaelf . bese imp0 0stor, unworthy Of a
Adence, has removed his goods nom the
city with, the intention Of deffaudin9 hia
credIl tors, has len us with an. unpaid ac'
count, and has betrayed every ,rust thai
we,repssed ID him both as : gentleman
and employee. ~el-A 3. r. BALL 4 CO.
WILMINGTON. Oel., April 10. 1876. apOlt
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
From NesU 0Nsbls.

= The City Council met on Tuesday night.
and after resleeting Mr.. George Maxwell
clerk, and confirming the reappointment BY
the Mayor of the three policemen, who
served 90 efficiently a. to give universal
satisfaction, adjourned without transscting
any other business. ,.re .-.g
II Mr.. J. Henry Rogers was sworn IN % Z
member of council, but 1t ID understood
that hs will resign. Owing tos defect In
the City Charter, no provision is made to
MI q vacancy caused by tho refusal Of
member elect, to be qualified, Mr.. Rogers
consented to take the oath, that by hts re-
QUESTION, vacancy which It will bs lawful
for Council to fll, might occur. d. ,a. -
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
Rtve,. I,nDroyesss,sts to b MaAs.

UtVW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ " ~0'
At meeting of the Board of Trade Of
Philadelphis, held on Tuesday, communi-
cation was read from 8. F. Walker, of the
Treasury Department, stating that the
Light House Board have recommended the
establishment Of q fog signal on Rsedy
Island, and asked an appropriation OF
$6, 900 therefor. This island Is situate op-
posite Fort Penn, and ts claimed to be IN
the jurisdiction Of this county. 1t also asks
for the establishment Of light house on
Cheny Island flats, and an appropriation Of
S5O, 900 therefor, and for . lightship or
Fourteen Foot Bank, near Joe FlogEsr's
shoal, in the Delaware river.