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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-14
STATE NEWS.
Burglaries are frequent in Rene

Burglaries are frequent in Reno.
The Courier says Belmont is look
ing up and that times are improving.
A second furnace went into opera
ton at the Eureka Consolidated on
Monday.
The Washoe county farmers are
now busy cutting their first crop, and
are feeling happy.
James Randall, who was shot
in an alteration at Winnemucca on
the 4th instant, died Wednesday.
The Directors Of the Meat Ship
ping Company will hold Their next
meeting in Reno on the 18th inst.
The Reno Journal learns that 3D.
900 shares of the Buckeye mine, OF
Pyramid, is bonded for 60 days to
Mr.. Bloomingburg for $50, 90.
Captain Naches, at Winnemucca,
has received the following letter:
"We, the Shoshone Indians Of Tusca-
rora, are too weak to fight; conse.
quently we no want to fight"
They had very enthusiastic cele-
bration at Typo. The officers OF the
day we're: President, N. T. Trow.
bridges; Reader, Dr. j. s. Hammond;
Poet, w. C. Love; Orator, Hon. T. j.
Bell.
John Miller was accidentally run
over by II heavy wagon near Austin
few days ago, and had his legs so
badly crushed that death ensued. He
WAS native of Germany, aged about
so years.
U. S. Marshal Ash has received
dispatch from Deputy Marshal j. P.
Curtis of Phoebe, stating that the
four murderers of Holland and Car
ter On the Manpa reservation had
been caught. They will be brought
to Carson for trial the United States
Circuit Court.
Eureka Sentinel: A good many
meu have lately been knocked off Mt
the Richmond mine. Pretty much
all of the bosses and toremen are to
90 down to attend the great suit, and
it is most likely that matters at the
mine will be allowed to 60 rather
slow until all hands get back.
A fire ut Winnemucca Tuesday
caused the following losses: Charles
Kes'er, brewery, saloon and dwell.
ing, $4,000; N. Levy & Co., Odd
Fellows and Masonic Hall, Cox's sa-
loon, and adjacent house, $4,000,
partially insured; John Cox's sa
loon fixtures and furniture, $1,000;
L. L. Ricksrl ,S3.0O0; Corral & Stock,
$4,000; Odd Fellows and Mason's
regalia, s. 900.
NJ. B. Howard, lawyer and poli-
ticlan of Belmont, and an old settler
Of Nye county, committed suicide at
Ellsworth, Nye county, last Saturday
by takiag poison He left note
stating that his life had been uphill
for many years and he was tired of
living, and so bid good-by to the
world. He was Republican candi-
date for the State Senate last fall,
and WAS beaten by close vote. He
was about IS years Of age.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-14

The new era in the Raymond &
Ely mine is thus described by the
Phoebe Recnri: When Captain Day
returned to Phoebe to take charge
of the Raymond & Ely mine things
were at very low ebb. Word had
been written to the trustees that the
ore in the upper levels was all ex-
hausted. no more to be had; in fact.
the mine was played out-there
were no hands at work and only a
few men chloriding in the mine.
Things have changed now, however.
and have continued to show a mark
ed Improvement since Captain Day
took charge. There are now on the
pay roll Of the company about 155
men-probably m 're-who are paid
regularly; the mill is running day
and night on ore and tailings; the
foundry and machine-shops fnd
enough to do to employ few hands.
best les which trains are kept run
ming regularly to Bullionville. For
the month OF June enough bullion
was made to pay the expenses for
that mouth aud to have q surplus
Of $50. 900.
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We had supposed until now that

We had supposed until now that
young Jesuses were indigenous only
to Waila waila, in Washington Ter
ritory, but have been dlsaUused On
that subject. A citizen tells US that
Carson Valley soil and climate are
rich and salubrious enough To pro-
doce Messiahs. The story goes that
tue stripping claimed up north To be
the eolhing Redeemer Was bora six
or eight years ago in an old house
still standing by the roadside ip Jacks
Valley.-[Iarson Valley News.
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DIR. II. WAGNER'S SPECIALITY.

HllR0NIC AND VENEtEAL DISEASES,
~ Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Heart
Dlseas.s, Cstarrh. Liv.r complaints, Const,-
p-tion Plies, syphilis, elect. Gonorrh9s.
Structure, SpcrmaterrhBs. I'm otency skin
Diseases, Stroiula, Ulcers, Tuners. Cancers.
The Doctor devotes his tntire attention to the
study Of these diseases. and Is prvhcien, in
euring them. He us. the latest discover
THAI his honorable science offers for your
lief and cure. Consultations, $3.50 once
1874 South q street. Virginia.
N.B. yeneresl diseases positively cured In
"a to 81 hours $500 forfeit tor any ca my
remedies fail to cure Try my tr, atIhcnt be-
fore you condemn 1t. 1t is lighting IN its ef-
feet. Come test the pain ef a new idea. To
cure suffering humanity IL my highest aim.
my life and study. Di ease is my enemy;
medicine and skill my spons: exper ence
my teacher; and knowledge my crown; health
our victory. 1t you fight the dread, d Zoe with
me. DIR. II. WAGNER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-14

Any one knowing the whereabouts
OF Rehls, former stage driver ON
the Phoebe line, is requested to write
to Mrs. Bella N,ser, Costumes, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-14

COLONEL De QuERAETA, recently
from Cuba and a member of the
new war commission now represent
ing the Cuban cause in this country,
says: "At no time since the first
blow was struck for liberty, nine
years ago, have the Cnbans been so
near the realization of their hopes as
at the present moment. We have
enough Cubaus on the island and in
exile to plant the Cuban flag even in
Havana itself if we had arms and
ammunition. For the last three years
we have not received a single round
of ammunition from outsiders. We
have to fight for it and take 1t from
the Spaniards. We, however, make
a good deal of powder on the island
and then refill the cartridges picked
up from the enemy. This is slow
process. Still, our little army of 49,
900 men is now well clothed, and
this has enabled US the past year to
maintain the offensive with consider
able success. My efforts and those
of my two colleagues now in this
country are to open the eyes Of the
American people to the struggle ut
their own doors, in one of the finest
islands Of the world, and to enlist
not only their sympathy, but the ac-
tive support of their government in
granting Us belligerent rights
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-14

American beef is ais, being ship
ped to France, and Paris pronounces
IL bully. But that Is not the way to
pronounce beet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-14

We learn from the Ward Reflex
that an Indian was lynched by the
citizens Recently tor attempted rape
of a small girl while out picking
flowers. . -
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NOTICE..

nURING MY ABSENCE Mr.. ALEX.
Blakely Is my duly authorized agent He
will transact any and all business for THE
Trxrs. FRANK KENYON.
Silver City, July 0, 1877.
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The Grover Investigating Commits.
sion.

The Investigating Commission
On Friday examined W. H. N. Stiles.
for several hours. He testified to
being Secretary of the Salem Filden
and Hendricks Climb in 1876. and
was clerk of the State Building
Committee of the last Legislature,
and was in favor of Grover for
Senator. Saw him abont midnight
of the day before election talking
with Gilfry at Cbemetka Hotel, in
Salem; heard Grover ask if Good
man could he depended upon for
the next day. Gilfry answered.:
Yes, but it will cost 81 600"
Grover answered: Good, If we
don't succeed on the first ballot to-
morrow we are lost" All this was
in low voice; know Mosier; and
saw him in Growers Office after tue
senatorial election; saw Mosier
come out of the Governors office;
he lad some money in his hand;
he counted the amount. $3.50; do
not know who was in the Governors
Office; hoard talking going on in
the Office of the Governor while
Mosier was in there and after;
Gilfrey may have come into the
Governors office from an outside
door. After that l had talk with
Palmer. of Benton. asked him what
the people of Benton county would
saw about his voting for Grover; in
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County Auditor and Treasurer's
Report.

STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer of Lyon County, Ne
vada. o the County Commissioners of said
County, for the qua ter ending June 80. 1877,
ilclusive
April l,lS77. Cash in Treas
ury IN funds as per asst
Lamont L OLE "a
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Atghanistaa will assist Turkey.
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Respectfully submitted.
JOHN LorHROP. county Auditor
J. d. BINS. County treasurer.
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NOTICE TO PIONEERS.

NOTICE TO PIONEERS.
a IL PIONEERS WIrHIN THE STATE
fAOf Nevada who have not yet sc, In their
personal narratives ana rmi iscences OF
Pioneer Life On the Pacific Coast. are re-
quested to forward the same or call upon me
at INV place of business; Carson street. oppo-
site the Virginia 4 Truekee railroad Depot.
Carson City,
The books will be closed on the 4th OF July
nett. FAM BAktR,
Register and Collstor.
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There has been transferred TO the general
fund, per order OF County Commissioners, the
following amount viz
From redemption fund. 7U7 80
FrUll d. l. V. toll road
fnnd . 5gT "a
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DRY GOODS,


4 GREAT CLOSING our SALE
|: :. :. (..::)I||I||<<<. |. III.
AT THEIR NEW srosK
!; !! !: !! !! : ! @..:. i: /
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH Sta.
rwo BLOCKS ABOVE A T. STEWART 4 CO.
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK
AND TO Make ROOM YoR
WE HAVE DETERMINED
DUB IMMENSE srocK
AT TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
LADIES SHOULD NOT NEGLECT TO ATTEND
AS WE WILL POSITIVELY SELL
SILK DEPARTMENT.
60 piece. black grain SILK. soc yards reduced tsm
rs Slset grain SILK 81 .yard reduced nom
100 pieces satin finish black grain SILK 81 IS yards
iaS piece: sl.sa Is. grain SIN ns ~ o; 4. celebrated
s;%ss sss: s': g. ~ u %
IMMKNsE REDUCTIONS
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
sOd piss:. plaid Crap: dlosS iso yard; reduced
rs Shifting. in hunters sreon. zoe yAd;
100 piecss Basts.ins Cosa in cloth shades 2se
50 pieces all wos Bonsans susias 4oc yard reduced
10000 Dress Patterns. Sc. yard and upward.
$4,000 Remnant. elossdAt ont at half price
400 English Cambria Robe. 81 IS; reduced from 81 so
Special attention I. directed the following popular
novelty In Dress Goods,
IMPORTED ny coNKLING I co. ONLY
THE oREPK GRENADE.
500 piece. or.p: Grenade. for ,. wsa- in now
.ss ns ss Sss' Dss sss
SUMNER GOODS
closing sus the balance Of our stock In Lawns and
orgsndies II ioc. i2kc. 2'c- and $50 yard
200 pisess colored Grenadines 4 Co. &C., ioc iae and
i5e. . yard; positively half former priess
All wool excsn 0renadns 3oc yards reduced from 81
pieces stripe LACE Net overdreses. 25c yards
duced from Toe.
e5 pieces overdresses
Ing wear. closing out vt 25c.. 35c. and 500 . yard
PRINTS AND oAMBRros
10 casss STANDARD Prints, 90 yard.
essss Forlssd casrics yard wide. eolor Sc. yard
worth l2xc
IS KnickerbOcker Cambria &C. yard: worth lsc.
hosiery AND UNDERWEAR
Closing cot she baiance Of stock OF
and Underwear for Ladies' Gentlemen and Chill.
dren. at great reduction from former prices
$50 dessa wammssa Muslin Shirts q: from 81
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS IN ALI.
JOINT FAIL TO ATTEND TIE
AT
y. q Xv VFNvnvM1SHS. CONKLING Z Co.
son AND Gil BROADWAY,
DBTwKEN ilrH AND i2Tn sTS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL UsFURrUNAfEs DON SUR DIR 6RISDLK.
4s,h ana sale whatever me ea'' ounce W.
A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE COMPANY rs ouR
AuAde name In this speciality a. Was that o. our pre-
Sicioh S%TskR IL Ri los 10 ...ds
4 Ill IMPLEMENTS OF rHE VOICE AND sYEEcH
5. AZ @
RUsSiNG &HADDoNs IMPEkIAL CONGRATULATED
sy All s n n Or
Try you viii Do without l. Sold by oil
grocen
(yIG .Rs.-P0co rIEMPos. A REALLY PINE FIVE
Ocsns cigar Es 1000; Havana Henry cisysand kein.
sma H, aasn aGa s' ''''';.w SARIH y Old liz.
DsEEYAksfy o. HET sPEq i4
DR RICORDs ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES
Dmsnhood the aehilsa,ed in four weeks; failure i'm
J. Jxcotsss. University p.ss Ss~ York =
DIVORCES ABSOLUTE. SPEEDILY OBTAINED.
Dwthout publicity; dssertion. incompatibiity. other
ss. .s '''' isA%o scYcH Ess,s Bro.a%.y
DivORoRs PROCURED FOR ANY LEGAL CAUSE;
ssnSf iS';
r. tBrsakfast)
Grateful, comforting
govern the opsrstions DIGESTION nutrition aud BY
sSs % "a. Of roe @
deiica,sly Favored sewerage which may many
articles Of die. that eon.uon may be gradually sas
until enough resist tendency TO disease
Hundreds Of subtle maiadies are floating around ready
70 attack wherever there IL weak point We may
msny fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
blood and properly nourished rune "-C1v Service
Gazette 49,
Made simply with boiling or milk.
In packages and tins " 10. and lb.l labelled
JAMES EPPS co.
Homeopathic Chemists.
3 as % ss" K sns G 10 pEb Ssdf
place. For sale by all druggists aud groccrs.
DINE RYE wHISKEY-FOUR YEARS OLD. "a PER
GA M
N.vAN BELL ss Chambers ST.
DOR sALE-s40,00o WORTH or CLAIMS, BANK.
Wholesale city dry goods hrml CHI ancs Tor
lawyer In need OF practice Address box 1873 Post Office
r. EoRGIA STATE kOTTERY-OFFlCIAL DRAWING.
" exoRclA srArE-ExInA CLASS 46t-Aucusr 1871 =
IA. 81, 40 IL. CD, ~. 81, d. 20, Us. 81. 81 70.
Sossor'DArkp eroscIA@xSTsA Class 2aeaucysr 1871
GEORGIA srArx-CLAss 470 AUGUST =, 1877
50. 80, 81 II, 81. ~. ST. IA. 25, So S. 81. 20.
CONSOLIDATED GkoRGIA-cLAss 30o-Aucusr 4, 1877.
a. a. ". ~ 70. ~, g. 4 "a u, "a.
HAVANA LorrERY.-NExr DRAWING AUGUST 7,
lextraordnary August n; Spanish Gold and Havana
g. MARTINEZ CO.,
OVAL a.. basement
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t.. 4. l.....l....)
At THEIR NEW sroRR
I /: T: :. {. T. IAY
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH srs.
TWO BLOCKS ABOVE Z. STEWART 4 co.
PREVIOUS TO STOCK TAKING
OUR FALL AND WINTER IMpoRrArIoxs
TO CLOSE OUT
OF NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
At TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
THIS EXTRAORDINARY SALE.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
MOURNING DErAsrxExE
80 ss;: black Cashmere Serge $50 sy.rd reduced from
'ssa T '':';sa 10"
rs pieces .apn. a. wool black Cashmere. * wds
sopieces Lupn Al wool black Cashmere. ~ yards wids
30 pieces black fancy Basksne Cloth SIC yard;
BLHcK IRON FRAME GRENADINES
Closing on. the balances Of our plain rcnsdinss as $50
80 Xsss.n aren.dine. loo yard. rednesd
20 piece. siK Wool filing black Grenadines s7c.
yard; reduced from 63c
sUrr DEPARTMENT
6OOF,., hr~ s,,t&. n IA. ,acrc.d r-,,r "a
Loo Linen BASQUE; ana ovel.sirs . ss isdaesd rom -
Ga%Sris ssa IS and 'Sr'''
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
90 Ssses Lsdiss cSs%..: e isdaesa ro% SOC
i4S dsssn Lrds .r Gssmsc sucked and embroidered %
100 As..s sd; ssssed ruined and 'uSroid
Co.,. 81. 81 20 and upward
LACE CURTAINS
upward; fully rs per be ow their regular prcea
An elegant OF Lace Curtains 81 IS pair
upward.
LAoEs AND EMBRo1DERrEs.
sSS :s:: .., A.
fully so per cent below their real value 800
coo pieces BLACK French Lace, 1910, iSc. 2o ssc
upward
l25 pieces Torchon Lacea To- 2oc yard sgi
nstvaiuo
LINEN AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Closing entire stock Of Table Damask Towels
81 half former prices
Dsma~k Napkins, slightly soiled 81 IS reduced
from - 60
Elegant Dsmssk Dosnss. SOC. dozen.
An elegant assortment OF crochs. Quilts $50 reduc,4
from u as
OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
AT
wv CHfyvfs c0NKLINd co,
600 AND 81 BROADWAY
| BETWEEN nth AND 18TH str
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH oEEIcE r5 ss' as ssefnwAxy5 IN
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEks.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEks.
AMussNEKrs. pAcr--3sA and 9Th cola
AUTHORIZATION PlcE-4th CO..
1Sp tsG saf "a se
REAL sTE os s1d
ssTTs1SEss eproETySIrIEs..,. ,,s r AZ;
Cry REAL ESTATE FOR sxLE-ao r4oz. =. col
S Stkeksks se ss sbtksSssRR
SSSSTsS sss . .ss 81 coli e.:
- hii 81 az rs ff AND us
FuHNisiiED. f4sE-sa and 4.h coils. -,
ffx xS2hsaksp HSsoans.s es co.,
EYES sND EAGsaPp rassse e sG ana 4h coils
S1s sR TO
PAGE 4sh and 18Th colA
E EEESpH ss
Hok k cnRkiAGEs. 9C~aD fAcE~ssh and ssS COLI,
H9usEs kSoA S &C, '%SASrED-2D rAc.-s.h COL
EossT AND soyNpAis1 PAcs1as COL
M4SRIHEExp r.est hs and "a sO So'
sAT FsIH 11i Z rAda-4iG col TO-
CO..
IscELExNEous-isr PAc.-s.h COL
E EM pHsLcHrI fssssa FL co.,
PERSONALITIES PAGR-lst and ID cola
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS. kC.-iefH PAoS-6th col.
POOL SELLIN9-2D PAGE-5th COL
PkOPOSALS-1sr PAcE--6th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FExALEs-
PRoPERTY OUT Or THE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
REAL Is rs q and
gEH I EsTATE TASgEp-2P r.a..saeo
RESTAC KANTS-16rH PAGk-6th COL
REWARDS-lsr PACE-2d col.
and
I'd coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-3p PAGE COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE I'd and Sd coils.
SPORTING dogs BIRDS. ACID PAcE--5th col
STORA1E-lsT PAGR--6th col.
SUMNER RESORrs-2D PAGE-4th aud 5th coils
THE TRADES-3p PAGE--4th col.
THE TUkF-2D PAGK--5th col.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcx-Sd col.
TRAVELLERS GUlDE-16rH PA0x-2d col.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
ID PACK- 5th and 9th coils.
WANTED To puRChAsE 81 PAcs-oth COL
WArCHES JEWELRY, &C.-2p PAGk- 9th col.
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAGK--1st col
WINES LIQUORS. &C.-16TH PAcE-4th col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-l2TH PAGE 9Th col.
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FOURTH AND TwBNTY-FTFTH SrRRETa
NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS soJoURNINo IN THE
THOUSAND AND ONE ACCESSORIES OF THE
THEIR FEMALE AND THB ADMIRATION OF
CAN HAVE ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AID SAT-
OUR ADDRESS,
OUR ATTRACTIVE SALE COMPRISING
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BIaHrH AVENUE BETWEEN TWENTY.
WE WISH ESPECIALLY TO NOTIFY OUR
COUNTRY THAT IF THEY NEED ANY OF THE
TOILET NECESSARY TO EXCITE THE ENVY or
THEIR MALE AcoUAIXrANcEs THAT THEY
IsrAoToRrLY FILLED By MAILING NOTE TO
We SHALL. THIS WEEK. CONTINUE
REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
American and Swiss Chips. all rcducsd to eents
Real French chip Hats. sii reduced to 81 ccnis
Mlsses pretty trimmed snndowns reduced to 10 ccuta
Boys Sailors. fully trimmed reduced TO IL cents.
Fine linen Suits, reduced TO 81. 81 and 81
Pcrcac Suits all colors reduced to 81 So - 80. 50
Beautiful bunting suits. reduced to 81. 80 rs, sio
Jus. received entirely line Of Breton Trimming.
In all coios and combinations all embroidered With silk
which we will offer at IS cents per yard
immense reductions In PRINCES. Gsioous, m,sses Trim
mings buttons. Ornaments velvet Ribbons. &c.. &c.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN
FLOWERS. RIBBONS. JEwELRY FANS.
-EnaIaHs. saaI0as;:
ss7. as' nIcg W5r A syI, aas aa'
BETWEEN a4rn AND 18th srs.
II EEP's PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
the very bcst. for Sd
KEEPS whi,e Jean Drawers. tho very host. all ssss
soc. patti
KEEPS supernns English Half Hose full supsrfashoncd
So dozen. $50 par
vppp,s nore linen cabr,c fpti s,~ 4, "a
half dozen. 2sc. each.
KEEPS Night Shirts length. best qualify for So
orsi each
KEEPS Lyo" silk Ties best quality. inch ESQ. X
inch SOC
eicr 50
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Re obligation take any shirts ordered
unless perfectly satisfactory.
send for samples. which will De mailed Free
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
s23 Broadway. New York.
Az Fulton a., Brooklyn
ECONOMY IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT BROOKS.
Ladies' One Button Boots, a.. g So. q and g..
Misses aud children's Button Boots. 81 and 81 90
Goniemen's nne Boots shoes and CATERS - 50 upward
Gsntemsns low Shoes for ss.c and comfort Of French
1 Kid and calf In great variety. At low prices
i.ieo Broadway. corner 2ssh
IsABkAu HAIR NETS FOR THE FRONT HAIR.-IN-
Union pioeas saratoga SPRINGS also Noss soiS a. Mr.
HAkouns apanoso stores Newport. n l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
20 win Y fortune.
Ninth Grand Drawing. 1877
1t New Orleans Tuesday. Septembcr4
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This institution regularly Incorporated the Lg
ature If state for educational and charitable
la 1865 with capital OF 81 U00Qu to which IL has
added reserve fund Of $3.50 600 Its Grand single Mum
Der drawings will take place monthly II scales
postpones. Look M the following schemo:-
Capital prize, 100000.
1000 tickets AZ 20 each
Half Tickets, 81 30. Quarter Tickets, 81 20.
List Of Frixcs
Capital Prize. $4,000
Capital Prize. ....................... IS 900
Capital Prize 10000
Prizes OF $5.OOO..... .............. 10 100
Prizes of $500. 49,. IL 500
70 Prizes Of lOW. $1,000
% Prizes OF 500. 5000
100 Prizes 81 200. 10000
200 Prizes Of 100 2O.Up
500 Prizes OF 5000
LOO Prizes OF 10. ......,............... 10000
Approximation Prizes
Approximation Prizes Of 500 .............. 1850
Approximate Prizes Sf 300. 27tO
Approximation Prizes OF 200. ............... 800
.
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l.9l2 frfzes amounting S25l 900
Write for circulars o send orders
box 6.2 Post Office. New Orleans La or TO
B. FRANK MOORE son. 3i7 Broadway, Ny.
Fourth Grand Dollar Drawing.
Tuesday October 3
Capital Prisc. S20.U0o. Tickets, 81 each
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Keep killed the sh business with his superior shirts
and low prices and We desermincdo keep Keep out Of
the umbrellas business"
III you sell him any goods ccuntermand orders
and Withdraw our patronage"
This is what tho Umbrella Ring say to manufacturers Of
umbrella cloths and furniture
Manufacturers OF umbrella furnture are gcnerav men
OF ANAL capital completely under control OF the oreia
surpsng but that 81 the largest con m son homes
In .his city equally under tho thumb OF the u"orchs
ring Is almost incredible
ns ade strictly In conformity WIN ncops
plan -" he very best good. at the very lowest price
Keeps Bingham Umbrellas, she very best, ~ esch
The sc ARC the bes that can produced Keeps sik Um
We are determined u show tue omoV"" "ng whss
Now 20 make As general dissributon as possible ws
comrsrlson of K,eps Umbrellas and prices viii shov
m their % per cent No wonder
the I'm b ia Ring wanted 20 Keep Keep OUT Keeps UNI
breiss confined 70 any special parties but
p"e' " X, KEEf MASuFAcTuRISG COMPANY,
Factory and wholesale wacfooms t65 and 1877 Mercer
tail stores
CIT Broadway. New York
AZ fulton a.. brooklyn.
s2l Arch A., fhadeiphta
III fremont 81 Boston.
f73 East \ sdison r.. Chicago
GIL Olive ~. So. Louis-
ID Il MACY co.
WILL CLOSE rHRIS ESTABLISHMENT
At "a O'CLOCK NOON
ON SATURDAYS THROUGHOUT JULY AND AUGUST
18TH ~. AND srH. Az
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HAVANA LOTTERY.-NExT DRAWING AUGUST 7;
llextraordnary, August n; Spanish Gold and Havana
Bank Bills bought and sold drafts Havana issued
3. MARTINEZ 4 CO.,
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Fruit OF the Loom Chcmiscs, reduced $50 aud SOC
Beautifully embroidered Chem reduced to az
Torchon lace trimmed Chcmises reduced O 81
Skirts with tucked cambrc rufe, reduced 70 II cents
fine cambria Skirts trimmed 1ochoh sco, reduced
SO TO 81 IS
Misses striped Hcse. long, reduced Is cents
Misses striped Hose. extra quality reduced to %
Misses striped tose full regular, reduced 80
Misses plain colorcd Hoso iix clocked reduced 24c
Ladies' extra 1nc striped Hose. reduced 40 ceutA
Ladies' extra striped Hose full regular reduced 10 $50
Mems game Shirts. redncrd TO 81 cents
Ladies' Esuxe Vests. reduced 10 35 centA
Ladies' Vests regular N sde. reduced TO Is consa
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN
DRESS GOODS HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
&C.. kc
EHKICHS', EHRICHS',
zs7. $50 EIGuJn. AVENUE sss, 2os
BETWEEN 24TM AND a5ra SITS
TnH UMBRELLA WAR
The Umbrella Ring sgsins, Keep and the Psoplsi