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The New York herald., 1879-07-05
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, POS BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
l ADVEkTlSEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS AID
yEKTIsENENTs PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
hs % ss5ss hs Ct he e The 9 f. the
esiraordnary drawing Of The louisiana state Lottery
which drew the capital prize Of hundred thousand
having eos. the sum q y a. the olss Of Daapsn
promptly paid fun presentation OF the the
'' y w '' IsiDoRE LIcHrENsTEIN
SO WALKER ST., NEW YORK. June 2s 1870
tenth OF the single number ticket No 1 Glass in
which aes the capital prize Of hundred .soS.snd
$40 Broadway New York city and that the amount WAS
'''' - ''' '''''-'' = ~ GEoRGE j. POWDERS
2s GRAND Ay.. BROOKLYN. Jnne 27, 1879
The undersigned certdes that he the holder of
OF single number ticket No 1851 Glass F in the
as~
s s a 1 isas Ne
Of the ticket at the office .. 5oa
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
ris institution regularly by Leeis
& IF 81 Sa
with capital Of 81 oo0OOo which t has added
.n s on fs
month. Look at the following distribution:-
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
100000 TICKETS AT Two DOLLARS BACH
HALp TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1Capital Prize $50 600
Capital Prize. 1000
Capital Prize 5000
Prizes ". 500. 5000
PRICES of LOO. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
70 Prizes of 500. . .................... 10000
100 Prizes Of I0O................ .......... 1000
200 Prizes of 10000
500 Prizes of Observation-Disclosures. 10000
1000 Prizes of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lO0uO
Nss APPROPRIATION PRIZES. t-
eApproximstion Prizes Of $500. .. 27oo
ApproxmHtion Prises OF 200. 500
Appro xmstion Prizes Of OO,,............. so
1857 Prizes amounting to. $ilo 40
Write clearly stating full address, for further nforna
tion, send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
No. 319 Broadway. New York
All Grand Extraordinary Drawings under the
supervision and management Of Generals q. I. BEAU
REGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY
The New York herald., 1879-07-05
SALES AT AUCTION.

"A POSITIVE SALE THIS DAY SATURDAY
AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE OF E. GAY ESQ.
100 WEST 2sD ST. BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH AVS.
sTEINwAY SONS II OCTAVE pIANOPORTE.
WINDSOR UPRIGHT PIANO
Parlor Suts covered In satns and silks; Cabinets
Tables, Etageres Pedesras Easels Lace Curtains Pier
Mirrors and Ormolu Manel Sets Oil Paintings
Bronxes. Secretary Bookcase. Chsmber Sets Dressing
Cases Bedstea spring and hair Mattresses Pillows Bo
sters Lounges suits. Brussels and ingram Carpets
Dining Room Sdeboard. Extension Table, China. Glass
The New York herald., 1879-07-05


DENTISTRY.
A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS At THE OLD
Aplace. 377 9Th hrst door north OF 23d rubbcr
gold and patina prices to suit the times Open evenings
(NOME AND SIZE OUR - SITS or TEETH: OPEN
Odsy and evening. EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL As
sOC1ArlON, 37y sth
GE-$s-BEAuTiFUL SETS ARTIFICIAL GUM
spOTeeth, warranted Examine speeinens 2,S2 9th
Established 1901 pr. MkADkR
The New York herald., 1879-07-05
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
)Extnnson top Cabrolets, top and no toR r"ny mae
tons halt top Carts Wagonette Depo, seon
curtain Coupe and sx-passenger Roekaways netora.
Berlin Coach. Landaus. Broughams. Cogpes Laboauie'
aud few Brewster 4 20. standard Road Wagons
A. 5. FLANDRAU Co, 372 and 374 Broome ST.
II ARG N.-Si3o-BE AUTIFUL BREWSTER MODEL
l)Top Pony Phaeton. including Harness. Blanket nne
Robe and Whip: almost Genuine Brew ster spring
Buggy, *lOo Apply West I'D ST.. door of 9TH av
CPECIAL SALE or SUMNER CARRIAGES
r Carts Csbriolets, Victorias Depot sg
Village Carts Surrey Wagons. both and second
hand the balance my stock will be offered extremely
low prices for the next fifteen days wM. H. GRAY, 70
and - Wooster st.
The New York herald., 1879-07-05
DRY GOODS.

LNOR sALE-ELEGANr sEALskIN sACQUE, NEvER
worn; also fur lined silk Circular Address SEAL
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Yraa Kansas =.

On Monday and Tuesday Of this
week the people Of Kansas celebrated
the 25th anniversary Of the settlement
OF Lawrence by frse-Stats men from
Massachusetts,. The State now has q
population of 900, 900, characterized by
the same energy and enterprise as
those who saved the State from the
blasting blight of slavery. Within IA
years over rs, 600 miles ofrailroad have
been constructed in the State, and with
such zeal Is this work being pushed
that 500 additional miles Of track, II Is
estimated, will be laid the present
year. With bnt fraction Of her vast
domain under cultivation, she already
In wheat, corn and dairy products
ranks with the foremost Of the States
Of the Union. To this State, more than
to any other, the stream Of ofimmigratien
is now tending. The population on
the LIST of March last showed an increase
Of l4l 900 during the previous year,
and 1t Ia estimated that fully 10000
people have gone thither since that
date. With such facts before them II
is, perhaps, with pardonable self,
complacenry that her sanguine people
looked forward to near future when
Kansas shall rank unquestioned as
queen among the States.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
General sherm AN Deciiues.


A special despatch from Salisbury,
8. G., says:
In response to an invitation to attend
proposed grand reunion Of the survi-
vors Of the Fsderats and Confederate
armies to take'place here on the 23d Of
October next, General w. T. Sherman
replies as follows:
The time is too remote for me tomaks
a promise, but ] assure you that it
would bs most agreeable to me- person
ally and socially TO meet you on any
suitable occasion. There Is no use in
minoing terms. Whenever and where
ever the honest Ia, y Of North carolina
meet to allay section u and patty ami
mosities and TO cr' ivate feet rgs Of
fraternity and respect for their fellow
citizens Of the Un,.ed states ~ VII bs
TO me most tempting to CONF. TO
Salisbury would far prefer to come
alone as before, With vast army leav-
ing desolation bJhind. Eut l must
nc. bs construed IS assentiLy to the
proposition tha. confederate men and
u ION men are alike worthy of ? cele-
bration for the '"-ribls history Of 1851
IS. would mu.. prefer to co'ae on
some civic OCCASION when all are abso-
lutely equal, all al interested in the
present and futuref gy Of our common
country.
There were very fsw Union soldiers
in North Caroli,a during the war,
though We believ the people were gen
orally oppose.: to secession and war, SO
tha. your meeting, II confined to sur
vivipg soldiers Of North Carolina, will
be in fact Confederate reunion, where
l would certainly be out Of place. All
soldiers In their social reunions glorify
their deeds of heroism, and this reunion
will hardly be an exception, and \
would be = strange sight for Genera
Sherman to cheer the victories OF hi
enemies and respond to the claim 'ha
because the soldiers Of North Carolin,
were brave and true to their State ant
section their cause was as sacred 81
ours, which finally triumphed and mad
our Union more glorious and more re
splendent than before. Were presen
aud you should suppress this natura
feeling l would feel myself an intrude
marring the natural happiness OF fes
tive occasion.
know that the soldier element wer
the fret to lay aside the angry parti
san feelings Of the war, are now lead
srs in the new epoch which is sure t
add wealth and prosperity to our who'll
country, and when some occasion arise
when we may all meet on commo,
grounds in North Carolina, to cele
brate some revolutionary event or t
encourage some modern enterprise, !
will give great pleasure to como to Bal
isbury, to Raleigh, to Clifford Cour
House, or any other place in the oil
North State.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Tho e. and w. Election.

The stockholders Of the l. B. and W.
railway met q. the Bates House India.
noplis. September 10th, and e.sct d the
following officers
Austin Cor bin. New York, president;
Giles +. Fraintor, vice-prssident and
treasurer Alfred Sully, secretary.
The following directors were elected
Austin Corbin, r. W. Bond, George W
Gill, c. P. Williams, Gilbert Oakley
u. L. Devou, J. L. Farewell, R. K
Down, John H. Adrionce, A. Sully, ]
d. Campbell, g. X. Traintor and R. Z
Williams.
Executive Committee--Austin Cor
bin, New York J. L. Farewell, New
Hampshire Chauncey Williams, AL
hany, N. Y; Chas. 4. Traintor, New
York, and Alfred sully, New York.
The result of the election Is regard
ed as triumph Of the Corbin party
who represent the original first mort
gage bond interest. The Blossom part.
represent the original second mortgag
interest.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
A Very Sad Case

has lust come to light in connection
with the assault by mob upon Charles
De Young Immediately after he shot
Kslloch, in San Francisco. A young
voms n named Mrs. Litchfeld was get
ting out Of horse car at the time and
near the scene Of the shooting, when
the excited crowd rushed by and
knocked her down, and more than fifty
persons stepped and trampled upon
her. She is q grand niece Of the late
Commodore Vanderbilt, had been mar
ried but short time, and was expecting
to sail 10, Europs soon for pleasure
trim with her husband, who is one OF
San Francisco's wealthiest men.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
A Hotel Blown Up.

The Corbin Hotel, occupied by Hen
ry Corbin, at Westerville, Ohio, was
blown up by gunpowder on Sunday
night. Although there were several
people in the house, no one was injured
except Mr.. Corbin, and he was not
fatally hurt. He asserts that his
house was blown up by some Of the
villagers, who have been trying to pre-.
vent him from selling liquor in the
place. Similar means we're successfully
employed against him in the same place
four years ago. He left the town then,
and had only recently returned. The
damage to the hotel and adjoining
buildings amounts to about $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Accelerated Cow.

Mr.. John J. Holly, Of Plainfeld, N
j., has purchased Mr.. +. Ratchford
Starts Jersey COW, Filbsrt, No. $3.50
price 81, 500. Mr.. Starr had previously
refused @l 900 for this celebrated COW,
and consented to part with her at the
price named, as he has her dam, sire,
sirs's dam and her daughter. Mr.
Holly came here to inspect the Echo
Farm Herd, and was much pleased
with 1t. He pronounced John Rex
No. 2,76l, the best bull in the country,
and others think him equal to Mr.
Starts famous Centennial prize bull,
Litchfisld, No. 674. The two. standing
side by side, present superb picture
-Litchfsld Comm "Enquirer."
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Rev. TalMage.

who will sail for home next Saturday,
will be given agrand reception upon
his arrival by his congregation. After
the regular services on Sunday, the
mstts was discussed and 1t was finally
decided that the Board Of Trustees
should sail down the harbor and escort
him home, and that on October Sd a
grand pubic reception should be ten,
dered him. In the meantime Mr.. Tai
mage's enemies are also diligently en-
gagged in making preparations for Civ
ing him warm reception, off, entire.
ly different kind, however, ttaA that
contemplated by the members Of hi
congregation.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
RSALE.

hohAh'
!. No. 1915 Delaware Avenue, with oil
bdern improvements.
be No. 1900 Jefferson Streets Win HUI
Sprovsments. vu..N
se an VanBuren street. between Eighth
|intb, gas, bath, etc.
ges Nos. il0e, llaO, lla2, lla ana AASe
two-story brick houses, . rooms, Pop.
eet between II and ~ strects.
houses on Front above Van Buren,.
three story brick in South Wilmington:
"A houses with good out buildings and
es ofland, near Columbus Inn.
Sc No. sl3 Chestnut street.
DO No. 823 Jefferson street.
e No. ~ Maryland Avenue.
e No. ll2S West Thud street.
e on Eleventh street below Poplar.
ry desirable farm Of 81 acres, one miie
|Hare's Corner, on the state Road, 4
rom Railroad Station, land Of the Dest
and highly cultivated, with no better
bg sites In the county.
FOR RENT.
house, No. 6OA Spruce street.
house, No. 81 East Fifth street.
house No, 1916 Delaware Avenue.
q number OF small houses In different
the city.
TU LOAN.
70 to Ss,OOO-in sums OF q 900
ppiy ,GTS 70 W. McoAULLEY 4 co.,
eO6 Market street,
m WilIhinRtOn. rel
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
HanGIDg q " oman. .

In Elliott county, Kentucky, seven
armed and disguised men went tt
Widow Henson's house, near Martins.
burg, broke in tho door. seized a Grip
pled daughter Of Mrs. H. and threaten,
ed to hang her if she did not give UP
some money they supposed she had OBJ,
tanned as a pensioner. She denied
having received any money, when they
proceeded to carry her out their devil,
ish threats by hanging her several
times, but get no money. They lef'
the poor girl more dead than alive.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
The Ii. l.. b. Ele" Ion.

The Bryant Literary Society connected
with Rugby Academy, has elected tho
following officers: ,,
President-William S. Hilles.
Vice I" Walter McLear.
secretary-Walter L. Butler.
Treasurer-Philip @. Churohman.
Librarisn-J. Ferris Belt.
Sergeant. at- at-Arms-Egmont T. Negen'
dank.
Editor-Ssm'l L. Ooheltroe.
Asst. Editor-Geo. B Kittenger.
Critic-Dr. 8. w. Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Isas-Hsts !! Hats-lS79.

Rumford Bros. are still holding iortn
.t 4O4 Market street, and selling the
fsll stvlss Of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This Is the Lead
inc house in the State, as regarding
price, quality, amount Of sales, 10
fhsir genial and accommodating man.
nsr I has to some extent been tha means
Of attracting and retaining custom, Dus
ths low prices Of their goods are the
chief incentives to buy.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Another Cows i cart Pierced

In the "Village r scord" some time
ago was published ? account OF C. Y
belonging to VIM. b Lockwood, East
Whiteland, being killed by a knitting
needle piercing its heart.
Now we have similar tails from I .e
west. "At the Fulton wis., fair, one
dav last week, the most valuable COW
on exhibition keelsd over and gave up
the ehost. The cattle ,.octors all gath
cred around the animf. and made a
post-mortem exapin' tion. The cause
Of death most wonder.ul to relate was
found to have been e hairpin in the
beasts heart"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
English GENTRY and American Sen'

English GENTRY and American Gen.
try.
The other evening, at a little dinner
party, one of the guests, tn, younger
brother Of an English nobleman, ex-
pressed with commendable freedom his
opinion of America and Its people. ~
do not altogether like the country
said the young gertleman-"for one
reason, because there are no gentry
there" "What do you mean by gen
try ?" asked one Of the company. 'oh,
those who never do any work them
selves and whose fathers be'cre then
never did am /" "l-h," exclain %
his interlocutor. who was an A;ner!-
can, "then we have plent" ct gentry
in the States; but v don't call them
gentry. We call them tramps ~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

G1uGToRS SALE OF TWO BUILD-
~ i.UIS, On SATURDAY, SEP
~ Nth, -s79, ut 8 o'clock. p. NJ,
semlses, on Franklin street between
ahd Maple streets. Size Of lots 20 n.
sa on franklin street, rvnning back
aeep. For further particulars see
hor SAMU'L u. TAZEWELL,
MATILDA TAZEWELL,
~ o. JNO. 7. TAZEWELL, dec'sd,
euoham h Son, Aucts. 0-137t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Tho Effect Of Good Times in New
York.

Tho Effect Of Good Times in New
York.
A despatch from New York says the
business outlook there is reported very
encouraging, trade being unusually
heavy. Unexpected briskness is re-
ported by managers Of all the New
York hotels. They have no room to
8 are and their guests are said to 30 &C.
tie people and spend money freely.
A number Of hotels are tu ming away
guests nightly. Many " olesale bus
insss houses are now opsu till long after
gaslight and these, with open retail
stores, places Of amusement and throng-
ed streets, combine to + -sent orll-
liant, prosperous ari oL- Jul sight at
night. During the 81 everybody
seems to be on the run.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Blankcts.

Prices will tell; one case Of Blankets
sold already this season, and our stook
s,ili @ remains the largest, and our as
sortmect ne moat complete OF any
hons, DelawsIs. Prices ranging
fro,r D.. .o5 to no., "-
ccr. 3O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
(0FOOWS,

Ioserloer will sell at Public kENE
n0N Mso ! Lion, East Marlborough, AA-
oNDAY, SEPTEMBER n, 1879.
AT o'clock p. M,
HEAD OF FRESH COWS
NdIkS AND YOUNG BULLS.
vu, SILL l. BAILEY,
eadham & Son, Auct's,09dAwts
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
An Individual Inquiry Of Every
Header.

hcAUsfs
The opportunities occur for fortune
to every man, 1t is said, some day or
another, but how seldom does a man
really know the exact opportunity
The newspapers every now and then
tells of some person who has drawn =
hundred thousand or thirty thousand
dollar prize in the long established
Louisiana State Lottery, which is drawn
on the second Tuesday Of every month,
at New Orleans, La. But does it ever
strike the reader on reading about the
lucky man that similar go-. fortune
might attend him If he were to send
two dollars for the next, which is the
l13th drawing, to M. A. Dauphin, +.
O. Box 1872. New Orleans, La, or same
person at 3l9 Broadway, New York.
and see what fortur has in storrt
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

III .L1L,OST.-A , dark alI wool single
r.st Y. ~ Ss.st lost on Saturday evening, on
~ Se,I ,netween Lombard and Charley
Nj lnUsei W. ever Third street bridge. The
10 suitably rewarded on leaving 1t
tai InurriS, tw1doors beyond said Can.
0lo-Nx
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
PUBLIC HALED.
|LlC SALE,

ubscriber will sell at Public Sa's on
n1ses, situated on the 3. E. corner Of
nd French streets,
SATURDAY, OUTOBER 1, 1879.
At 3 o'clock, PM,
A corner house containing 10 na
lon No. /.
mouse 200 E. Third street, three story,
ng rooms, bath room, hot and cold
llh all the modern improvements, gas
(out,one half can remain on No. 2. For
ars see bills, or inquire Of the subscri-
LUDWlCK WALLSHMITT,
Stldham l. S0n, Auct'B, V-1O cod IL
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

SS,IiLVANIA STATE FAlR.--Ths
p"aslphia, Wilmington and Balti.
W. n. oo. Will issue Excursion Tickets
INV, nS week, from Monday, September
sssy, ssS September q, Inclusive, and
- sfss,al train daily dire city to and
II ,AShibitisn grounds. admission
,nSladed: Leaving Wilmington at
N 'etarn'nE leave Exhibition grounds
~. fafe N.%. Children uDder IL
thW. tEh,nW. These tickets will be sold
naS sng skeeta, train and their ass must
ned thereto.
nv,o. H: F. KENNEY, Bupt
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
~,.a. Dollsrs and Tickets.

stansbury Murray the popular par
hsr At iii East Water street, announces
~ I b;s ia friends that he will take trade
dollars for railroad tickets to and rom
Chastar and Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
hs'on, SEPT. 18.
alCXN AA,NOO,

hmsster |hss. County Agricultural Society
I'M |u''er' fa., will hold their Annua
V1obER, 2, . Ai,D =, 1879.
,.aS premiums ( 2 IN all dep. rtment7-
eaeh afternoon.
EVAN O3 ERS, President.
2. q. EAOHUS, Secretary,
.. Z. lN4kAM. Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

\NTED.-A boy to learn tinsmithing.
Apply at No. 232 King street. olsSt'
kNTED.-Two Poll Parrot cages. Ap-
plyto S.S. WICK EKShAM,
l0l French street.
kNTED To HIRE UNTIL SPRING
on faIm, single white man alfo boy.
70 W. H. REYNOLDS,
II Avondale.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Orxanixed Aid For the Southern
Blacks,

The New iOrk TRIBUNE "ssn
inston special says . national confer
,noa nf .,s-, interested in the negro
. ,.. been called t. meet In Phil
adelphia, tt Of October. 1t IL
desirned to form . national assocla-
tion. to supply trustworthy inf'rr
tiou to tho ,ol,,-l renple In the souta,
with regard to the localities where they
are most likely to find comfortable
homes and profitable employment.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

(hTtD.-A good, rsliable news agent
at Milio d, Del, to soil the DAILY
LIcAN. Address RKPUBLIcAH office,
pgt0n, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

RNTED.-A girl to do general house
wmk. Apply at Sl3 Market street.
! 2ts
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

: --,n.,N,,--rbe store and dwelling I'll
King s''e''' JiDRN PARKER,
O3E. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

q saIE.-A large number Of
|iiuc farms, and well located
nroperties. Now 10 certninly
ms To buy, Real Estate II al.
tmr in yaiue. kend for print
j, A. BONN 4 co..
6Ol khipley 1T.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
WANT

ANTED.-A young barber, steady job;
one VINO will refrain from courting the
ina be more attentive to his business
Pc preferred. Apply to
RNEY ROSENBLATT FRISCO,
~ Seventh street near Market
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
90, suEEptAr PRIVATE SALE

..d of stock Merino Ewes and Wethers:
nssn sssaU NJ vIshing TO purchase will do well
@ 'u'' II, SHARPLESS,
M t,,bson's stables, French street below
M."'o''' Oil 6td 1tw
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

IRsEs AT PRIVATE SALE NN
hntnt n,uht mead N Of young and sound ~
uslI broken. will bo sold on the
/, psrssns wishing 70 purchase viii %
y ali and examine at X. NJ. 9!b-
Y \ .,ahlas on French street. o-l7.etd ltw
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

n RENT.--Two rooms na; un'ara.Isa' a.Is.4t ~
40 We t second street. eioV
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

,,,p-Houss 907 L. Eighth street
Nm, nm made easy. Inquire "a = 80 w.
Ath stYfBt.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

!, v-AI,r.--i)nc koVd iAllILY Top ouseJ..
R,sa Gag 40. Apply at Kelley = oo's
pf1SI To,ts' Third street below Church.
pSH* ---..----------------.-------
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

lnprNT-A seven roomed house, no
|sli West Third street, 10 . small ,amt! aa ~.
LII LII hoard @ a inan and vile. Apply on ths
sss m or at 800 Shipley street.
hh3tA
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

b S,IE-At q bargain, first class
* ohnn' wagon. good as now; IN tip'
E,er' r suitable Tor greer; Apr,y pt.yocsr 70
Fourth and Walnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

y SlI,E RENT.--'rhree new ~
X Nsm shLr' ,wo.siory S brick houses with bath
S lSo,'ll s"lS water. situated oa Psp'ar ~
ntsusnth na eoiu Very reasonable. Apply u
I''''H HARLAN CAUSE ,,.
L.. Front and 1stnall Sta
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
..ArroR aEmT.

-,IE-st,re SO King street with
pR Rdni"cry. sniiyst Stock and Flstures' tne
Mach,t Macsa,ng te retire from business. hp
% wiS9,apti iS9m,piT.D. 4 10 w Seventh street, OF
y, I;,ARkEIr, on the premises.
m Hfh --------------------
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

| DIl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-05-31
Special Excursion Trains

Special Excursion Trains
Over the Virginia h Truckes Railroad will
convey the Pioneers and their !riends to an
from thu Picnic Grounds, stopping st G'Id
Hill. silver City Switch and other pc hts for
excursionists.
GOLD COIN PRIZES.
From $40 to 500. given by the Society. will
be contested for in u GRAND SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT by picked teams or squads
from the various military companies Ia the
state. and humorous Interesting games AID
amusemcnts, including
A Grand Firem.n's Tonrna meut.
Archery. Foot-R~ cling. Etc.
Varney and Cara's Eands
will accompany the Excursion. and in the
spacious hall on the grouuds all who desire
can indulge IN dancing.
PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT ORDER
will BIZ s-rurel by special conductors and
guards on the trains. and bv large and eff
cie force OF deputy sheriffs and special po-
lieen-n. under mmsnd of the Sheriff Of
Ornsby cou' ty. and selected from the Pho
nerrs themselves.
M Imp .Opr~ or objectionable
ChararssrS will be SLOWED on either the
ears or ON the grounds. sud sill possible at.
tention will he paid to the comfort aud
ulpaNu of the p,ienta