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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23
BRIEF MENTION.

Colt. HAST, the well-known sur
vevor, was IS years old last Thursday.
He looks much younger than that.
Three teachers are employed in
tbe public school of this city. Their
salaries are $3.50, 800, and SIS per
month.
The will Of Frank Kenyon has
been filed for probate IN San Fran
cisco. Testator bequeaths all his
property, valued at 5000, to his
wife, Eta Louise Kenyon.
James Gibson has been appointed
School Census Marshal for this Dis
trict. He will begin his canvass on
the hrst of May. Care should be
taken by parents to correctly return
the number Of children of school
age, as the appropriations for school
purposes for this district will be
based upon the number of such
children.
Mr.. Hitchcock, the applicant for
tho vacant principalship of the Day
ton public school, having failed to
pass a satisfactory examination,
Mills Van Wagenen, formerly en-
gagged in teaching in Gold Hill, but
now q resident of Wisconsin. has
been rendered the position by tele-
gram. The salary attached to the
Office Is Sl25 a month.
A meeting was held at Sutro, last
Friday evening, to take steps to
organize an Anti Chinese League.
Committees on permanent organixa.
ton, on platform and resolutions,
on arrangements and on finance
were appointed, and it was decided
to hold an open-sir meeting next
Saturday evening, at which promi.
nent speakers will attend.
DR.. Mckenzie, the temperance agi-
tator, has succeeded in organizing
drunkards reform Club in Virginia.
Among the names on the roll Of
members are those of Justice Moses,
Arthur McEwen, and W. NJ. Holland.
BY Bacchus! but the Doctor is deal
ing some telling blows at the saloon
keepers. The gentlemen named have
taken hold of the movement with
all the fervor characteristic of new
converts.
N. X! Lampsou, now OF San Fran
cisco, but formerly . resident OF this
city, was In town last Monday. Mr..
Lampson was on his way home
from New York, where he succeeded
In disposing of one Of his claims In
this district. He spoke very hope
fully OF the future Of this city, and
says that, ere long, there will b
revival OF interest in this end Of the
Comstock that will ss,onish the old
residents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23
An Ore Find In the Justice.

A twelve foot vein Of high.grade
ore was discovered at the south end of
the Justice ground last Saturday
evening, ut . depth of 100 feet from
the surface. Some OF 1t assays rs
high As $500, but most Of 1t will
probably yield about $50 or $50 per
ton. This vein IL said to be en-
tirely distinct from the manganese
ore. vein, and to contain free milling
ore only.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23
The Butt.Enders' Ball.

Tho Liberty Volunteer Hose Com
pany, OF Gold Hill. are making great
preparations for their anniversary
Dali, In the Miners Union Hall,
on the night Of the 7th Of May. They
ssy that II there is not more fun at
their ball than has ever before been
enjoyed ct . fire compsny's ball, it
NN pot b their fault.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23

upper world 10 no more satisfactory
hall for Q fashionable party than this
subtcrranean cavern. At the conclu-
sion Of the quadrilles there was q
rush for the incline, down which
flight of stairs two hundred feet in
length led to the lowest point Of the
mine, where the miners we're at work.
BACK TO THE SURFACE.
BY midnight the merry.makers had
had surfeit of underground gayety,
and stampede was made for the
cage. A score of trips were required
to transfer the entire party to the
surface. Here, in the carpenter shop,
had been improvised banqueting
hall. Upon two long tables, capable
Of accommodating sixty couples, was
spread sumptuous COLLATION.. The
guests, at hint from the host, were
soon seated around the board, and
waded into the fountains If eatables
with Q zest that stood not abashed at
ceremony or formality. Champagne
flowed as freely as water, and bum
pers were drank to the health OF the
hoat aud hostess and to the good
prospects Of tho New York mine,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23

"Needles," the great tragedian,
passed through town on one of Dial.
lass coaches, last Sunday, but
tarried long enough to beg TIMES
reporter for a drink. He got it, and
In return for the kindness the un.
grateful fellow launched into what
he called defamation. A mob OF
indignant citizens took hold Of him
to pitch him headlong into a water
barrel, but he pleaded so piteously
for forgiveness that they let him go.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23
A Remarkable Result Of Adver.
Using In This Paper.

Last Tuesday canary bird es-
capped from Its cage In Mrs. Ripley's
parlor, and flew away. Nothing
more was heard Of the birds where
abouts, Notwithstanding diligent in
quiries, aud on Friday Mrs. Ripley
ordered an advertisement Offering q
liberal reward for Its recovery to
be inserted in the TIMES. The ad-
vertisement was put into type ut once,
but before It could be inserted word
was received not to publish it, as the
bird was found! The TINES is not
given to Boosting, but this incident
certainly justices the editors claim
that 1t Is u wonderful advertising
medium.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23

Since the Bodie placer mines sen.
sation has exploded, some unchari-
table individuals here say that the
Bodie papers were subsidized by the
stage companies to give widely
circulated publicity to the csnard,
to induce an increased travel. There
are now three stage lines running 70
Bodie, two from here and one from
Virginia. II the cansrd was ret
ahost for that purpose, 1t Is safe to
ssy that the Carson lines had moth.
ing to do with 1t, for they have moro
daily applications for passage than
they can accom- modsts. Regarding
the Virginia line we have nothing to
say, because we know nothing about
fts management, any more than
what passengers relate, and As that
is not very complimentary, nothing
had better be ssid.-Csrson Appeal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-23
Notices for Sale.

Printed notices of "This House
for Rent" aud Furnished Rooms to
Let" are for sale at this Office. Price,
% cents each.
, 1879-05-24
LITTLE pIulTsBURG.

An IMPORTANT PARTY or cAPiTAL!sTs
passed through this city yesterday, arriving II,
thc early morning md departing on tta l9:85
Chicago & Alton Denver express It conststed
Ut the Directors OF the = Little pittsbur9 Co,.+
solidatsd httnng Company, who wors accoInpa-
niea by two Or three scientists and ntaIng ak
perts. The L,tt'e ptshbqr Milne, At Lsadytlle,
COL. which was the property Of the Hon. J. II.
CbaiFeu. ex-un'ted States Senator from tl,nt
6tate; the Hon. Il. a. VI Tahor, Lieutenant
uUyeEnor; the Hon. u. H. Alotlst, Jr., Ca2hlur
uf the First National Bauk, Denver; INIT Others,
Raa, within slort tlnc, been p00led with say-
cFai aujolaIng properties 1nlsr the name Ut thu
l.tttlu ritta6urg Consolidated. Through tho
tn]uenca Ut Moffat, 'C4a!loe, alal few
others, tho antisu group.10l mines has besn
stocked Tor 81, 00u0J, = directory choaun, and
the Company has alreatly;begun ita work. Mr..
leorEe c, Lyman, recuntty ot Chirnxr. ,ns
been ellosea Secretary with ha oflfcs In New
York Ctr, Ar. Motfat, who headed tho party
which arrived hero yesterday. was takIng them
out to 1--WE the RoaF1 an,oppurtunity to Witness
this prartlcal. workings II tie nlinea. Theru
were III tlo party the following E-nune4 ge1ltle-
men: Tlle Hon. u. II. hluIat, j., Denver, Cnl.;
l'rof. losslter W. Raymuud, tile Ilou. C. c.
Dpuge, Braston Ives. j. =: Houttcs, J. d. Smith,
4. Il. A,th, jesse H. GRANT, L. H. Puttur. A. J.
Dunn. Rowland +. IIili, u. ". Gray, +, u. WI,
.netding, 6. l.. gonstant, ". n. McFar-
CitY; prof. o. G. }Aisrab, Yale College;
J. Il. Cha&a aud &. II. Dow, Peoytduues;
X l.: Al. d. CEoHell, New nelfurd, slass
Datiytl 3. DRAPER. Massachusetts; Aiphons .
, 1879-05-24

II any cap whsre the aEht can be allowed !" uso
AID thu best terms Will I'd mado that tho caao A.
Al petsson,. npon application for otds5;work
mnst M, anbmis sample pf work tot t9e tntreclon 0f
Appi!ca.
Each depo.i!ot., receives. npon aDpllcst'on, =
socictY. Which nluat b hlded 10 her nanio In all
hue1ncss corrcspondcnce.;
rsice and number socnre'y fastened TO it, and
nst 30 sent fFeo Of expense to the Society," a the
The .senl viii notify he ,spo.ltor when ssle
has bccn madc, nnd an Presentation Of her receipt
t'e money will BE- paid lc..
delivered until paid for.
o,,,, IN sa.s an appeans ter work may not b PEI.
lie raaated b. na"ssa Sy ane or mos
responsible perpuus bcsoro receiving permit,
Thc Exea'nnuo is m outgsowth OF the Decora-
i've Art Society, these Interested ia This having
~ llcart the welfare dt tho junior society, A
VERY succcsefut E1chatfgo IL til operation In Now
York, siO,poo hasing been distributed last rear,
ni'sl through Its means tuanY 1adlos who have
seen better DAYS arc ao!s to live comfortably BY
tarng to account sa sr knGwlsdgo Of fancy
ard without which II would be very dlt1lcutt for
Them to ret along. T'lrre arc dcpositorrs In
Philadelphia. pittsbnrg, 1losson and other large
CITIES, which arc also very successful. These,
however, ure. not on such 4 ETAnd scale
a. tho New York md thc Chi
cago Exchanged, where not only neotlle-
work, but cvervthtng.a woman eau make, IN
ctnliuE "presoryes," Ia On sails OF wilt be forth
coming II an order Is loft for It. There aro
quite number OF articles in The showrasc at
the rooms Of tile Chicago Exchange, but most
Of tile buslnesl titus, fur dune hns been on Or
dcrs. The prices ara very reasonable. Pro-
vision las been nude for Keeping tho Exchange
ope1, q year, the tnouoy to meet the o1punses
{51.5oo) bcEng now In tllu treasury. No appeal
las bceu made to tho public fur assistance, nor
will ono b. made, since the annual su0scrtpttuns
or lusnbership fees, with the commissions,
aro ample. 1t Is thu intention to lit
up ono Of the rooms for the instruction
Of Door girls In sewing, and, when proficient, to
give them certificates, which will doubtless ba
great help in getting empormcnt. Thu uttn Of
tue organization is a nobo ONE, aud It certainly
deserves the patronage Of The community. Tho
prcsene officers nre: President, Mrs. William
Penn Nixon; Vlcc-Prcsldent., Mrs. ]. D. Wani,
responding Secretary, Mrs. William llenry
Smith, Enke Forest; Recording Secretary, Afrs.
". u. uoughtellng; Treasurer, Mrs. =. ".
Rawson. On tI,o 17th Of next month, rccep-
| ttun Will be given In connection with tho Lyuian
ArE Club.
, 1879-05-24

WHAT TIE CHICAGO kxCMAhaz PROPOSES TO DO.
Tho Chicago Exchaugp for Wouan's Work.
located In ltaoms 81 mud ~, No. l03 statc street.
has been open about ten days, and thu saies
have been iatr-ao good, in faGt, that. the man.
agefa have every reaaon to believe lhut the en.
turprso will bo success. Ils Association was
organized only short sime ag0, and embraces
III It's membership the most prominent ladies In
the city. Its object ls "to provide depot for
the reception mil sale OF any marketable article
which woman eau qIAks III her own huMs, OF
anY valuable which Ier necessities obli3c hef to
uispuss Vi. thereby assisting llcedy woman to
turn to personn! proft whatever useful ta1ent
she lllay possesB." Miss Hull has charge Ut the
roon,, but one VI the managers. ot whom there
are slxty, will speud half I day there every
month t1 receive ytsitors. An Idea Of the ln4u-
ner Ut don- business eall ba gathered from thu
following bylaws;
No work will 10 tccsiset except by permit Of ono
Of !he members. sucll member being 1sl1 ssspon.
slele for the character Of tho app!lcAat.
ltEsoDs out 0S the city may send work or take
oFtIGrs on tho sslae conditions.
Ten pes cent will la charged I'll &ales, and on
the prsCe pAla for order work.
Ariclsn for which tAsEs 10 demand, like wax,
spattur, aud hair. work, will rot h reeelv<a.
ksch aknaA,hE Will bk tha Isics VI haI WI work.
, 1879-05-24

6U13U lfBAN Ne
HIDE FARE.
The board met In the Town-lIall last evening.
All present except Bennett.
Flve satoon-ttccnaes we're granted to keepers
at South Chicago.
An ordinance to Improve Ellis avenue, from
0akwoods RTcnue to tho railroad track owned
by tho Tranalt Company, was passed. the con
tcmplatod Improvement to be matlc III a cnder-
road thirty feet wide, and to bs paid for by
special assessment.
The salary Of the Tax.Clatm Agent WAS fixed
by oTdEnanco n The fecs and penalties for colec-
tfon OF unpaid taxea, tho original tax to be re-
turned to tllr village after payment Of bunlry
cxptnses attending tho sume.
+. F. Ryan, ox.Captatn ri Police, wns granted
a license for n saloon to be kent on the corner
OF Hyde Park avenue hntl FtftY-nitll street.
An ordinance was ordered cngrosacd for va
ter ptpa on Wabash avonue south Of Forty-sev-
enth street. Tic pipe Ia bet"eeu soo and 300
0eorgo x. FolaD.bee ad3!cared for number
Of residents along the proposcd wcsturn ro1ta
Of tho scwnr. n,sd naked that 1t be finished as
the sewer could not ue estimated. Tho houses
wcro vacant, laFgo blocks OF buildings could not
be rented, mud their being without saver re-
suited In much sickness. lie. proposed that tho
village borrow $l0,u ind comofcte the Fewel,
mud then collect the ttnpa!l amounts due tho
village. II WIS finally referred 10 the Judiciary
md Assessment Committee, With the attosney,
Mr.. Colldee.
The Board passed the enarostcd oil ordinance,
which will allow the erection Of oil works at
arand Crossing.
, 1879-05-24


OF city officials ind prominent citzcns, who
have been doing Milwaukee, ca,1e down to this
city on the steamer Amazon, after banquet
Thursday uicht Mt tho Nowtal1 House Of sf.at
city, They arrived here at o'clock yesterday
morning, and vera met at the. boat by binyor
Ilnrrison, City Clerk lluwnrd, Comptroller
0uraey, anl several members Of the Council,
und other eity officials Of chicago, who escorted
then. to the fremont House, where they regis
tered aud had an early breakfast. Tie recep-
tion Of tho guests was informal at that time,
und preparations were madc for their entertain
lnent while In this city.
There were in the netehhorhood Of st.ty in
president Of the 0onnclll, Foster. Foster
iChalrman Committee on L'ccnscs}, Jacksou,
Finney {Chairmun Committee on Clatms und
Ageoupta>, Russell (Caatrmau. Committee on
Chairman Committee On Streets ind
1isk,' ftiis''" Eysn, E' and KaSssr;. cir
Attorney Maybury, AaeIstant- CLARK Kelly, As.
Craig, Treasurer Parkinson, llealth.O Oflrer
Leach, City. y.physlcIan Jacobs, Assistant. Clerk
D!i|man, Recorders court-Cterk Lesl!er, Col
loctor arthur, As.stau.-gollector Ralph, As.
l'oor Dwycr, Messcngcr-Boy Giles, Prosecuting
Attorney Breyuurt. Assistant Prosecuttng-At.
toEne1 Miller, e1,afayor pattoN, ex.Gas-fnspect-
or S{uftl{, ex~AlueFlnln l0uhSb0on, ltE18-
urer's-Clerk Snriager, T: II. Fluney, Dir. ". 4.
Foster, ". II. Gilman, e. G. liIucI,man, @. Y.
korng, 4. suawn, Z. N. Parker, Of thu Post
and 1Fibuae; ], l.. Drezee, ot the Fra Press;
n. Krauler. of the lo'k.b'att; II. n. Matller, Of
the Su, Henry buy, j. v. Mcclure.
Alter brcakfast, ntll lcsultorY confab In the
rotunda n,,d re4dIng-suom ut ilIu fremont, the
gentleman were intormed TINT carriages were In
waiting at tho door to Ariyu thcln about ule
city, mud Mayor Harrison suggested tat tho
pnrty Ind best start early ~ Il 10 yet back for
an early tliuncr. The vehicles wore aoon loadrd
aud tlls pr0ccssson started for tlU W1ter- Warks
nnll 1.incela Park. Iheuce tic party proceeded
to Ilumbotdt, Central, mud Douglns Parks,
Hnd finally landed at this f3FileHell,
where a lunch was served. ltoturning the
visitors nero shown lie South parks A,,I
l,onEcvariis, and at the brewery OF the City
l'rcasurtr The purity engaged In some extensive
losta OF the various good qualities Ut Chicago
hecr. THIS pnrty arrived at tho fremont House
anl separated for tbs evening, expressing them
setYet as highly dgilqt,svd by their cordial ro-
eaption. At lile l3rl4eweti, whero quite \ lung
stuy was made. Mayof Harrison, Aid. Lawlrr
ushi others Innle addresses of welcome, which
Hcru responded TO by Air. Ewers President Ut
lhc Council, AID. Russell, a,nl city.Attornsy
Mayburt,, of Detroit. To-day will be devoted 10
general tour Of tue utY, tu an informal man-
Nor, until the afternoon when tho e1cllrhlunfata
Will return on the a;i5 Michigan Central train.
, 1879-05-24

- DEATHS.
wsar assP scns ne ~ Joa IT, snsy S9 essa
Notico Of funeral hereafter,
uLAHSLx-Fra1'ca Edward infsat sen OF James and
carriaxss to Calvary M 'A'a''As' '"' S''n' w
w. sas.i Isss,s; s 4 Ia ~: ,.,st
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, 1879-05-24

yagrancy, md ns frequently discharged; Edward
1'yrnc, tharucl with attempting to cut llfs aged
fathers throat, discharged for lncl Ut evidence;
Joseph Slater. suspected of Ire theft OF somo
$4dD from bralicll Office Of the Philip Best
Brewing Company, a. ihc corner Of Union and
In.1isna streets, discharged for The lack Of
evidence; jacob Nettammcr, assau'ting Louis
Koos some time ago, continued to tho .0th;
Nelson Blatllerwick. suspected Of arson, dis.
charCed:. Edwar! McMullen. hitting his wife
oyrr tic head with an NJ, $40 to The 2it.l; !;
William 8alyidgc, charged with S100 collections
made In tile namo Of stts. E, A. Shannon,
Of No. 45s Mltyaukse, avenue, $500 e
prtcr dunno, three lads uf 10, !, md
years nt age, respectively, who rot drunk, stole
4 horse atid wagon anl sold thu sanlo for 3l25,
$;Db to thc sAtll. to give the police chance 10
tnl the RIG. Justice Kaufman: James Dan.
icls, coorct, cutting William, ftot,m twicc with
q knife III dispute over a job Ut calcllniunE vt
No. 2f7 Rush street.
, 1879-05-24

nate Issue OF county funds to the alleged pau.
pcrs Of l.etnunt md Hyde Plrk vera around
during the dny.
Fttzgerast's Hospital Investigating Commit.
tao appears to bc nB far away frnn the prepnrn.
ti0n Ut report as ever. somo Of tho TcH'-
hert were around Yesterday but she witnesses
failed to conlU forward mud TO adyat,ca waa
made. Fltz has an elephant OIL hfs haIlls.
In the Criminal Court yestcrday. tnornlng
etatc'R-Attorney AIllls informed the Court that
Mr. ". II. Ebtets, Of Milwaukee, who rcprc'
sentct: ElIis the murderer Of O'Ncitl, had Rlven
hin, satisfactory rua*ons Of personal character
explanatory, Of hts inability to he prcAent Mon.
v3cu Of these facts he was willing that the
case should go over 10 the Jnnc term On appsi-
cation Of the defence. An order was accurt-
tnEfy made 10 TINT effect.
, 1879-05-24
AUCTION HALEA4
DK GEO. T.. GORE. Il CO..
IL 60 and u WahAsl.av.
DRY GOODS
Department.
CE0.P.CORE&CO.
REGULAR TRADE SALE
Tuesday, May 81, $50 a. u.

We slnlf make another Largo
Offering III Clothing, Straw Goods,
Wo0lons, Cassfmores, Overnlls,
Jumpers, Fur Flats, Wool Hats,
Spring style Caps, Cutlery, Sus-
pentlers, Alpacsls. Whips, Crashes,
Sc,.rts, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
a New Line OF Fancy Skirts, CASH
mere Sllawls, Fifty Dozen Corscts,
a Large Assortment Of Hosiery,
Linen Hnntlkcrc1,iets, White
Goods, COlOred Edges, a Limo Of
Medium Cost Fancy Japanese
Fans, jacquard Quilts, Cotton
Towels, Pearl Buttons, Tnblo OIL
Cloths, Gents Scarfs, Tics, and
Bows, Notions. etc., etc.
, 1879-05-24
CHARLES 'UuLRICu.

The harm done by pardoning MI expert csl-
gravcr Of counterfeit plates Is illustrated by the
case OF Charles uhlrfch. lie WAS caught In 1868
By william P. Wood, then Chief Of the Secret
Service, and sent to the Columbus {oh!u) Penl.
tcnttary for twelve reara for cutting utato for
500 notos Of the First 'Nnttonal Bank of Gin
cinuatf. 1nztead Of putting him at work break
ing or cutting stone, with Wow to destroying
or fmpalrlng bis talent u an engrayer, he was,
It is said, at tho start. given full sat ot tools
BY the psiGuu authorities, and allowed to i'm
prore himself. uo cut plates OF
several Of The State institutions but his most
important work was head Of old ''Bill Allcn.''
Ills arrest was severe blow to many men who
Ind uscd him to make monoy-cgal money
for themselves. mud he l,ad been locked up but
short time bofose efforts were male to get
him cut. Prominent men wara ut last INFER
estcl, a,l nlong IN 1876, when hc still Ind some
years to servc: uhrteh ATTAINED pardon from
Preaidcn: Grant. 1le Warden Of the Penttcu.
weifarct set him up In THE engraving business ut
Columbus, The Chiof Of tho Secret service
KNEW Uhlrlch to bo bad man,--tlnt he couldn't
oe straight to save bis lEc,--and he therefore
worked atong for six months. constantly under
the eye Of the officer {thougt he was not aware
Of ~, but did nothing out ot the way.
ONE MORNING lie WAS M1sslNd.
The detectlyc tcleGraphed at once to Wash.
Ington, and all the SccrQt Sery:o agcnts in tho
did their best, but WeTo unsuccessful. Oncc
they thought they had him tn Philadelphia, but
tic Individual was man who resen,blcd HIN
closely Within year after his di.appeurauce
Nc" York made its appearance. At that Tine
the .ou1y platea that had not been caD-
turcd by the Secret Service Division wcre
u nj n Nntfnrn1 hutIt- t1N nj In vfa+.
, 1879-05-24

WITH TRUTH We CAN SAY THAT
ueveE before hhre such rich patterns and dealgus
In carpets Of nil kinds, Administer, Mounette,
Wilton. Brussels. and tho cheaper grades. arc
now shown BY tho Chicago Curpet Co., Wabash
avenue and MonEos Btzcot- Prices loWes than for
twenty years.
, 1879-05-24

Llnolcum Is neat. carpct-like In appearance, and
Of extraordinary durability. It ia peculiarly soft
and elastic 70 flo tread. handsome iu appearance,
nsst:cans4 CARROT dealers. Tho genuine article has
'Iino'eun1 printed On tho bhtk Of. every square
yard. All 0tAera AEg Inferior iN1ltalLong.
, 1879-05-24

Ross, poston. Mass.; George II. Frcyer, Lead
Vile, COL; G. X nsscli, Colorado; y. b. FL
klns, santa F., N. NJ; e L. Willie, Washing
ton, q. q. These. gentlemen were tolncu In
Chicago by Lieut.. Cor. Tabor.
, 1879-05-24
RnN0 punllcn.


The public should obtain articles that are not
only good, but hcalthfnl.-ns Dr.. price's Cream
Baking Powder. Sold only In cans.
, 1879-05-24
DRUNKENNESS,

Dr. D'ungof, discovorcr Of the clnchona curo tor
drunkenness, cures all casos. Room n Palmer
ltuuae.
, 1879-05-24

The purcat confectionery and lowest prices In
Chicago at Dawt0n's new store, Eli state atreet.
, 1879-05-24

D 1e u HSs{b II liz FOE HEAD
Il STONES FOR SOLDIERS GRAVES

WAR uxPARrNExT, ]
QrATKHMAhTKft.1 liz OFricE. :
WAsHlkoT0s. DC, March u, 1919.
FtA1eh proposals. in tfpiiCate arc hereby ayfted tut
fnrntaltBR tleadstonct for Soldie !4sayey u pflsa
village md cty eueter!et provided by the lar ~.
pFUvcl FsbtuaTy1, l8iJ OF which tbs foiloxasIa in
extract: ....., -. =.
t.That tho Secretary Of War ts,tcsahy uuthoritjo
erect headat0uas oyer tic graves Ut soldiers rei
u nthe Regular " yo!unteer Army u sIe Uns4 satst
buried la private ytage,or city cemstcstes Il "
for thv.s ,ntss5ea ~ Sst!91a Si!ary Cset:Ee.
20. Aescrintns ia detail I1lc ,taai,4
a1cA by the fcftrafy OF va dad blank form! u pro
p0s1ls can b. Ind application In pcrzoa BY letter
t9 h} SSsrtt Il esSws, A. e. n q, asha'
sefa Al thia Uttco.
All u!lI sholld be accom- panied by good md sufficient
g1tarhnfy. anu hone Will DO considered, except fes
american whtn narblt, Ut grades named In the fpse
ncailnRa.
frpssals tlond b incioscd In scaled envelopes and
indurted rroposala for leadstonea and atlteted !e
tbs aAter1iRnut. NJ wlosa whose ol1cd tltI Wy y
opened In tAe pEctehce Of bdfers M0ndAy Juue III
le7D. commencing Ut II oclocka. m
uT Order gt tAN sucfetarY Of Wnr.
ii. Z. ME1Qss 4uafteri1nstc ct. General, u. y. 4.