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PAupElliBM III PENNSYLVANIA,
In the stato Of pennsylvanEa 10. III unfortunate
out:doos @ md sishouss % % so!ict wss s!ssn to i4s,
@ 9" 6 ea esn x 1 sas e
yeas 1874. In pennayfsanta. a. In Illinois, New
iurk. aud atntsac!uscn. tho authorities arc auto.
ths point tho report Of Lie board Of Public CHAR.
''Thls groat anil !. assuming .tilt Rreater mag
stantly !ut!tasine; they crowd our puos- houae4.
].''; and ety 'osk.nps; noy lny.de . o.r 'e:lua.
5 s5n,. is1's fof ss eoa',,hvt1o". which, they p.
leatly demand, snd wh'rh u u danvrfons 10 refuse.
Thu nueatt0th to b. cshhk!rFpl In, hnw arc the
doInR1 Of claaA who habstHaIIy r1,fnne 10 compiy
With the rc1ulscmsnss u law % By danst with' m.
Eays saI.lsscnco withoa. rususrluS vi cI.Isslemt:
To h1s,s flctanre tn Law. Esssy ralnty suad mwar,n1
with them. aud The eonniry reop!e 6egn g lux
ai,4 whun fed and .helteted shan when hungry a,d
at large. 1sefuse then. ft'd, and yons hen n.Eooss
sy The sa aps IT,. .e pt"S n ns 1s s4 y "
Gs. fs1t ana nj Tse, sasfn. af" liz II" s'e!a ."
wases for noaest watk viii lndueo thom 10 leasv
Tho toad. unte-s tho asil Is differently !calt With.
It will enon bscoms - .ntoGrahss ~ = fo1ms1'y
.Wi,sn tho Hoard Of Pnhsic Clar't,us entet sueh
bltter complaints a. the above 1t II neasly time tho
nttentinn " The rnhlc W1t directed u shts crow
Ing aytl. Hereafter wc shall pfupus4 whul W. he-
live ~ be rrmey for sagEa1cy. H. il estimated
upon very good authority that ths humber Of
tl4mps in PeuhsylvahtA during la7U far exceeded
TO, 700.
MEDICAL CHARITY IN Pennsylvania.
Tho yalua Of tho medical hospitals md dlapen-
esipts %ar'ax ys.r. sts4. co..: tot. a''burssmens,
SAT-, ,oH1.-not much oror halt that of New York.
Theac hosrIta,a are. ~ ras, we'll managei fnsli.
tnt!ons, though tho average weekly sxpenso o!
tosns of them Il rather high. Tbs Chtldren's Sea.
Shore ltons costa 8. II per week for each !nms!o;
Germantown D1spcntaEy and l1orpital. Sill i
Harrisburg ltospltal, $40. Total avetsge weekly
cost In tho State hospitals. 30.54.
SUMMARY 0F rAurKRIaM.
medea1 ehagty a. and nsuneTIs% n Ia' ,Sfsa sfcst
States. The hgares bafors % arc not accurate
enough To agRrcaste tho modtcal expenditures OF
showing the annual amount expended. ths number
Of paupsse relieved, and tbs population OF Naw
York, fonnsylssn!a, apd MassachI1etts:
, 1877-04-16

. EEtiHtted

In tho Above Ahls va have only made two
dxutes may be relied upon. From Il we learn the
startling fact that The teAI AnouA coat Of peupss
isn sea @ea!s,i hs!P II = tas t.1p.ys, q ae,s
, 1877-04-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS,


TEdE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
Conducted by E. L. YOUMAH9.
coatauta furths May 1anbsx.
L 0ar-tfke4 Old snd Young l. Dy PnoA Dua4
@. W1lpEA Nllusssatsd.)
II. Mesuseriaa,. odyllsm- TAhls.Turuina aad
spintual!sm. l. by Wu1lA1 4 oAa-
rxNTTH, LII D.. F. r. g.
III Aqusduets. Dy Wu1tAH z huznunz- Oh
Iustrstcd.)
Nv, ora,ttaion. and How = Weeh Dy QnA.s
vrLL1 r. Fosrza.
Y. On the Habits Of ANITA Dy Sir JonHEaa-
MOCK, DAt-
VI Ths New Htas In sha Constellation of thu
awaa. by Axxnzs ouu1znn dllas-
tsated-)
VII Antique Marbles Dy JoHx b. Cu.H1xx,Js.
VII On ths Wonderful DtvistbIlisy Of Gold snd
othss ketala. Dy ALx1AxDka e oV7-
Kxhx6poa., u.
II. Movements Of Jupttefs Cloud NasseA By
N1cuARn A. FRooToa
I. Toadstool Eating. ny Juf<us APA1xxn, u.
II. akstch OF President pssnatd CRish Pore
ttait.
XII CoEa8sruNpEroa.
XIII. Eo1soRs TAALs; Mental 0vafwmk und%x
Tho Competitive Prscs eystem-Ths Rsl-
stive Importance Of Ideaa-Couezrulns
''Biuo Grasa."
LrTEkAMr No71cTs: DAeKHo~'s EnSlhh
Constitution, and Other EssaJs-5rEH-
cxa's Principles Of socfologJ-PKxs-
corT's Electricity and The Electric Tels.
gzph-TTNpALL's Lessons in Electricity
-WA1saT's Philosophical pise1ln!ons-s
WAll.AoE's Rushla, stc-
PoPuLAA NlpcttLAnTs Cot&on-Cultuto.f Ia
' Egypt-TsstmoniAls to III. Daswln-Ig.
norant Knterprse-Productton OF Neal.
Sightrdness In Scbools-Assronomiel
Dissertations on the Rocky MountAlns-
Influence Of usat o. Galvsule Couduc4tv-
tty, &c.
NofHa.
Tssxa: Is pes aanxm, postage frss. or 10 censs
per Numbsr.
Arptsrohs' JouxNAl and PoroLAR 6cgxbca
MoN1utr, togethcF. for 81 10 pos anarm, poAsA:s
prepaid BY tbs publishers. ,-..
b. APPLETON 4 CO.. PsbEIshsrs,
h4S and h5l Broadway, New York.
, 1877-04-16

VI Au9HhCnuHclH "A9 L. 4Ht4 3DIs 4nHk fEnF W.
State and county anshorIttca. Tho population
9oT tess,dnf sn to s'ts,s, tH.a oe M e.
The population Of lie Stale ha, increa1:
q ebut u ssn the haTs
Ssrs' '' nnst es M setn.befed ss we have m.ssi5
given shc organized systems Of charity, excluding
~" erns. Hn IT,. sost : I'd ron 1o1 t. % ooi Il
omen defiance of law. OF ths amount expended In
thie way there IL no means Of forming even rough
MEDICAL cnAHlrr IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Ths tota! sumbet nj Of in.ans ia ths State In.ane
nd sas tot. ae ~ pen Il ies
o;'ss H. .SnHtary The v.as
in medical eh.r.sy IN Ms,.sshaseit. hss re.ehed
zens 81 that sats say il woala be eeonomy ] ~" 10
lo.ton. ,fef lie hfet time in pnfl!c Newspaper
#c mako known some astonishing and to the tar.
cf ihs's n'tiuton. ''fH The.s .,.ssmeass e.
s y e osra T. fsI cs. II
hsn furnished and nd, rs.a{ for
q, 10 900: g So 800 fof zach Of tbe 100 !nmstes
1he Interest alone On I'll @ ann VII! DC sly. ofss
the, iove.t e.!snistioa Soo pstieat. esnnot 6s
~ ~ . c,n *. ~ IT, aesn
ssssa il p:sSss ls..as; L sae s.:,s sonsaus: .
nearly loo ycaf,-It viii continue 10 add 500. 900
! year on to ia paupcr appropriation.
RxPhNBE or NEW BUILDINGS.
By the end Of tb,s yeaf Mastaehueetts Will havo
expended upon ncw hospital: tes IN inssnc @ and fot
taS5 s}a%s91 @ 1 'as :. 'S 81 oco s"ss i
liz s,noant w!i b. ST. 100 900. including Interest
viii i iii. ,sst ann esps nded: lie reader VII nsta
rally Inunftc. What has the Statos Comfortable ac-
st cs 1 IT,
fully cognzant sud speak OF It IN the follow.
NV, until i rome change sakea place. by which
tho increase Of this ea.s f'ncurabte insancl can
b checked re- mar oxpoct ~ e great pressure 70.
IL the Ell ss1en W yssTi. Dut i 70 BE- anppsei
thst tle ta1pay Of htaa.aehusct will IN on pro.
vidine pa!aces for thsr Tssertton and for the lug
al cot Of s5, 0oo for each Insane panpee! ii not,
then sons new plan il absolutely necessary"
rAurKHlsM IN NEW FORK BTATR.
In the State Of New Ynrk. the number Of paupers
and warrants who annually ask and chtnln relief
:sn Ss tssat ;sa ssns t.ans ~ s .
Sg,1 e;'g' .upno!s aud Relieved H. thsse of tss
I'll ss:stta ,es e1 q q r. pts ss5s'f tno1 ss
as tsan,ps. Tho board Of State Commisaloncrs of
Charities of New York determined 10 in:titate In:
qutry regarding t1e Number and condition Of
qai1es i il ssnsted sat o1cr oo Coz aets u 1e.
ssoo, 600: Most 81 the rei!of granted ts.mps &
g.sn wtt1%nt any e9Ma.alsnt IN nd hosg
thus, BY travelling from Stase 10 State. bocons nnb
10 charges. until ruined In health they finally end
taeif days In pf1e. hunso pnbtlc burden.
COST or PAurEHIsM F0H TIE YEAR.
The fatal expenditure for paltpcs. fn tho State.
sIsass 2.ss sf e xs s,si ys* S.y &
pcr week for each Illtnnlu varies from o. cents tu
, 1877-04-16

A Romance Of Kcn1ity-The Devices
offhe Queens Of soctcty-EI0yv Plain
Fentnres nre nndo Attractive, an6
the Ulemishes OF Nature are tAtdders
by tho WttcheFy OF Attain 1ntefost-
ing Revelation.
=:
In our climate, ard owing to American modes
OF life, not one woman possesacs that best boon
Of naturc-a fair complexion; \ gttt without
which tbeFe can ba no real beauty.
There Ia no usa OF rep,ning, bccauee II IL 10.
The scnsbe thing. Under Tho circumstances, Il
to SEQ how tho defect may be overcome.
Clearly, In this matter, Art must b. called
up,n to supply what Natnro has denied.
Docs fair reader ask. Howl
To reveal that very secret Is tho purpose OF
this article.
"What can't DO cured need nos be endured"
IN this case. An ntiroit chemist, named FIagnn,
has provided an infalltbfe means Of making The
platnest face radiant, and Of overcoming alt tho
deteets which, Without his 1yention often make
uagan's
, 1877-04-16

~ 4URH4RY UF N4UlC4L CHARITY.
Tfom this 1t will be seen ttlat in three States,
with an aggregate population Of about l0 000, 600.
pAupsr element numberlnK over 800, 900, that
speetlss Of that given 10 tho sast army Of trzmpa
ana beggaIs; without sdjing tho millions VI vol
nntary contributions. sud the medical charity.
New York. nearly half : million In PcnnaJ Jlssnla,
and which. In the three states II not far from
two million aollan. In thrAa calculations
t. must b. remembered ws bNs not
ts; sddsd tho th'ss :, millions which an-
hhaay hamsy. 9c ow1:d* No. w. A.JlpI1' " orphan
stAtes IL over az millions Of Lollsrs. Ths ulx
etats insane: Ayinms of Penns5lsautA alone cost
$Aa0, 741. The following s~ols viii CONS ycry
near showing NJ what haa 6eaa expended for nsm
pcrs, medical and Otherwise, duyn1 the war iH7f1
Ia New York, fennsylrauIa, sEd Nasaaeh4setts:
.-kedtcal cAarftv-.
. HDxptf4s
Ekatf. F1Apk@A Atrftsa<, Gad
- - fApAMA0FtAs.
Nsx York, ,.......41,biS,1 ~ u. lh1, oBa OH Isl
Ft1nSrtF41IA. .t..... 4tA94I HNn NO &&7,A8
Massachusetts, ...... !, ,&9I,dt1 17l, SIT saaA TO
, 1877-04-16

Twenty-Five eant4 pss number; ss peF snnnun*
D, APPLETON i CO., Publishers. New York
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

SIS HAPPINESS UNREPENTED Pleas
uRE!"-In reply to Miss Poppen-
berg's enquiry and in answer to the
above question we have to say: That
might depend somewhat upon what
ones happiness depends. There is
happiness which some might find in
pleasures; but TRUE happiness, never.
True happiness, as we define It, is
born of the soul and heart. Pleasure
may highten it, and outward circum-
stances, but can never produce it.
Pleasures affect the senses. 1t gives
us pleasure to behold beautiful face
and form, or beautiful picture. The
fragrance of flowers, the clasp of a
friendly hand, are pleasures, but
never give happiness. So Happiness
and Pleasure are, in one sense, dis
tict from each other. Pleasures are
like the Snowfall on the river; a
moment white, then melts forever"
True happiness never dies of the soul ;
it goes beyond ourselves into eternity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31
AvALANcHEs.-The thaw Monday

AvALANCHEs.- thaw Monday
caused the snow to slide off from
roofs, and in some cases where the
falling mass descended upon lower
buildings or sheds some damage
was done. To begin at home, we
have to record the damage sustain
cd by The TIMES office The snow
came down from the roof of the
Bonanza Hotel with a sound like
that which precedes an earthquake
or follows it we are not certain
which-and fell upon and buried
horse standing in our back yard,
and again filled up all the space the
boys had shoveled out to get at the
wood pile. Fortunately for Mr..
Frett it was only saw-horse, and
did not sustain serious damage,
and if he will have it dug out and
restore the statu quo ante-avalanche,
we will say nothing about a suit
for damages. At the Lucas House
a slide from the roof destroyed the
awning in front of the room. for
merly occupied as meat market.
Mr.. Frett Of the Bonanza Hotel had
two windows broken. Slides were
numerous, but we have heard of no
further damages.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

WHEN twilight droops its dusky
wings across the portals of the ebb-
ing day,so to speak, the sentimental
husband loves to hold his little wife
to his heart and fondly imagine
that she. too, feels all the poetry of
the hour, and longs to enjoy
the silent communion it involves.
But too often she doesn't, and, dis
engaging herself from an uncom-
Portable position, merely observes,
Frank. dear, don't think the
buckwheat cakes had enough yeast
in them this morning."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

HE.wAs mild and gentle in his
manners and didn't look a bit like q
wag. SO when he entered the
small office of McGinnis & Carrick's
lumber yard and softly inquired I:
Z" Have you all kinds of boards for
sale ?" Mac replied promptly: "Yes,
sir what sort will you have?" II
want" said this Mark Twain in dis
guise, "few feet of Louisiana
Returning Board" Mac "smiled a
sort of sickly smile." and opened
wide the door then out he kicked
the punster, who will trouble him
no more.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

SILVER CRY BAKERY.-We call
attention of those in want of first
class glass of beer to the advertise
ment OF VIM. Stock, agent for the
celebrated Boca beer. He keeps it
On draught at his bakery, where the
thirsty can be refreshed. He has
California wines for sale by the gal
Ion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

Miss PoPPENBERa says: II have
seen women so delicate that they
we're afraid to ride, for fear of the
horse running away afraid to sail,
for lear that the boat might be up
set afraid to walk. for fear they
might fall. But I never saw one
afraid to be married, which is far
more riskful than all the others put
together"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

JUSTICES CoURr.--We had a glance
yesterday at Judge Tait's civil dock
ct for the month of January, and find
that he has been doing very large
business in his line. There were up
10 the goth instant twenty seven cases
entered 1aoad thereon, averaging about
tSSo each, the largest business ever
zone In the Silver City Justices Court
III one month. There were also seven
suits against real estate for taxes.
no criminal case was recorded dur
ing the month, which the Judge says
speaks we'll for our town. He was
quite enthusiastic about the good
morals Of our citizens in general, and
doubtless the Judge would have ben
s y. e. US if time had permitted us to
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

A SATURDAY NIGHT.-It is a GUS
tom with many old settlers to have a
good time Saturday night. Some
times business men go out to have a
"litte time, you know" and last Sat-
urday evening WAS not an exception.
A very prosperous brewer, hale fell
low well met, and popular, jovial
man wherever one meets him, hap
pened to he making calls among his
many customers in Silver. After par
taking of few glasses of that which
does not inebriate but makes good
cheer, he went into the Pioneer, and
found Casper playing a violin.
Our friend-we will call him Philip
for short-proposed n dance, to which
anumber gladly assented, and gen.
eral merry-making ensued. But
Philip was encountered with pair Of
long-legged gum boots, which made
stripping the light fantastic" by no
means light; so off they came. and
for three hours or more the dance
went on. About three o'clock in the
morning Philip "glided" into his res
idence and, taking spare room,
slumbered on till breakfast. On ris-
ing his wife asked him at what hour
he retired, and why he did not occu-
py the family room. The answer
was: every tired; IL o'clock; didn't
want to disturb you" When his wife
reminded him that there had been an
impromptu dance at the Pioneer Sa-
loon the night before, aud that he
did not &c. home until B o'clock. he
said he was going to quit having
The TINES left at his residence; it
always had somebody on the lookout
and gave too much news. Thus it
happened that the local paper re-
ceived an unmerited "blessing."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

A Coop RUN.-The Pacific mill,
near the Justice, and reducing ore
for that mine, Is dong its share to-
ward resuming specie payments. 1t
has just had run of sixty-three
days, with but one stoppage of an
hour and quarter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

Cool COMFORT It's mighty I'M
healthy to get up these mornings
at six o'clock, with tue mercury
trying to get out of the bottom of
the thermometer, and find the fire
out. the key OF the wood house
down to the miners ball, in Mary
James pocket, and the Ratchet bor-
rowed last evening by boy down
the street, to make sled, and not
returned. 1t makes a man wish to
sell his stove and move down into
Louisiana and endure bull-tlozing
the remainder of his natural life.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

IT'S thought that Harrington, un-
y. :. sentence of death in Storey coun-
'', r.. not be executed on the day set
feoruary 16th-nor under the
f paes'al sentence. An appeal has
w uIIn 'aken to the Supreme Court,
h .i !; "a Will no doubt cause delay, and
! IT'S. Is thought a supercedeas will be
''ueu staying the execution.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

MRS. PATRICK RAFFERTY,, who
resides near the Fulton Foundry
on the Divide, accidentally fell
Monday morning aud sustained a
fracture Of both bones of the leg,
involving the ankle joint.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31
STOCK REPORT.

N
TUESDAY, January W
52s Ophir, % 26A "a
TOO Mexican, II lSs.
sos Gould Curry, ~. ooo.,
225 Best 3elcher, S5A 34a pSo oo~'
T35 California. ~ 4s7s; .e.,o
2375 Con. virginia f9M 40 s'o sooio'
1850 Crown POINT OF GA ca
10 Chollar, ~.
80 Hale Norcross, ~ oss',,.,o
595 Yellow JACKET, ,o1a 1913 io7s oi"'
525 Imperial. 2.40 ~.
$50 Bullion, l7A NY.
800 Sierra Nevsns, on.
$50 Bslcher, VA w.
I75 kentuck, sn'
27O Alpha q ~ u.
AIS Exchequer, ~ 1HoSo 77s' a
1856 Overmsn, w io.
6lO Justice, IA y DO 49,.
100 Union. "a "a.
a5 julia, AZ "a
ESQ Caledonia. II lOh.
l54O Baltimore, q
1856 Silver Hill. Z.
400 Dayton. ! y.
800 Alta, IL X.
266 Kossuth. l..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

Mrs. FAIR, living on Washing
ington street. Virginia. fell on the
frozen snow last Saturday night,
breaking both bones of the left
forearm and dislocating the wrist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

BRoKERs.-F. Stadtmueller OF En-
pre- City, Dick Kirman of Genoa and
Jake Klein of Carson are about to
establish u brokers' office in Carson.
These gentlemen are well known cap
italists, and If the rumor be true-we
get it MISUNDERSTANDING will make
it solid institution, one in which
implicit confidence can be placed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

"AroRrED CHANaE.-There has
'~eh a rumor current for some DAYS
=. the Justice mine was about to
ny Management. One rumor is
Son ~. 'ae Bank Of California had got
nt,ol; another that Alvinza Hay-
oo u nad bought majority of the
LUCK A few days will tell the story :.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

SUNDAY SCHooL.-Owing to Rev.
Mr.. Jenvey having to ofHciate in Vir-
ginia during the absence of Bishop
Whitaker, the Sunday School in this
place has not received his attention
and consequently failed to meet reg
ularly every Sabbath. We learn that,
after a couple of weeks, this will not
be the case, as Mr.. Jenvey will start
the school again and keep it going.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

The health Of Silver City people
is very good, says DR.. Blackwood--
"distressingly healthy, doctors some-
times say, when patients are non est.
Ben. II. Miller says there is ample
cause for the state of health the
people now enjoy-"the doctors have
all been sick for a week or So"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

BRUTAL.-Mr. Bergh was needed
in Silver Monday to protect one of
his equine proteges from cruel treat
ment. On two occasions the driver
OF team in our streets was seen to
numerically beat one of his horses,
and at the latest he proceeded to
such extremity that one of our citi-
zens demonstrated with him and even
threatened to give him some of the
same sort if he did not desist. Is
there no law here to protect animals
from brutes
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

LADIES CLUBS We are glad to
note that all over the country the
ladies are again forming reading
clubs. These clubs are organiza'
tions which discuss the character
of Shakspeare's Portia aud kindred
subjects for fifteen minutes. and
the best manner of cutting a basque
on the bias for an hour and a half.
aud rarely fail to be of good profit,
Thus literature and art com bineth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

Much PAINT.-A pretty little Sill
yer lady was the other day telling
some gentlemen friends that she had
lately been on the scales and weighed
1870 pounds. She hardly looks so
much. An incorrigible old bachelor
present SAID: "You must have had
on an extra coat of paint"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

L. L. CROCKETT, Esq, former res
ident Of Dayton, is President of the
Reno Gas Company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

Now is good time to buy Their
mometcrs. They are lower than they
have been since last spring.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

ORDERS have been issued from
headquarters consolidating the First
and Second Brigades of Nevada mi
litia into one, the First to be COM
manded by Brigadier General c. c.
Batterman; and the Third and Fourth
into one, the Second, to be command
ed by Brigadier General. James E.
Rocker.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

ICE.-J. A. Waddell is putting
up ice cut from the reservoir in
American ravine. 1t is about seven
inches thick.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

'aE sutro Ind ependent, on Thurs
last had a food. A 3.inch water
"a one corner of the Office burst
throwing a heavy stream to the
ang' ana in falling filed the cases
Vpe full to their level.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

SENATORS King and Westertield
continue to place us under obliga-
tons for documents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

A GOOD man is just as apt to fall
down on an icy place and crawl
around mumbling to himself, "dern
it." as a bad man.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

william, L.dtanaer is the carrier OF
and authorized collector for THE
TIMES. Payments may be made
to him or at this office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

JANUARY THAw. 1t has been
thawing for two days yesterday it
was nearly rain, making the snow
disappear very fast. A few hours
rain would be likely to cause con-
siderable damage in the gulch
Coasting has about "gin eout" in
Silver
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

v me richest stock of clothing
,nginia City Is at BROWN &
bth south @ street, next door
u'n Of Schocnfsld Il Cook.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

!E9rFor Gents Furnishing Goods
try N. BROWN " Co. No. ~ South q
street, Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

gS-N. BROWN q Co., q South G
street, Virginia, manufacture their
own clothing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31
No Sunday School.

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. - Sore
Legs, Wounds, Ulcers, &C., can be
cured. The rational treatment as
indicated by nature, is to reduce the
local Inflammation, soothe the neigh
boring nerves, cool the heated blood,
and render the watery ichorous dis
charge consistent and healthy.
Happily, Holloway's Ointment ac-
complishes these ends with untailing
certainty. rs cents per box or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

ga-N. BROWN & Co., the new Cloth
ing House of Virginia, guarantee sat.
istaction in all cases, Try them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-31

N1- For Latest Styles Of Clothing
try N. BROWN q Co., No. q South @
street, Virginia City.