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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
BRIEF MENTION.


Billy Ames has gone to Bodie.
Miss Ella Blackmer left for Bodie
on Wednesday.
Bris Rowebottom went to Montana
ON Thursday.
The Lyon mill resumed operations
Yesterday.
Mrs. Quntrall and family moved
to Colorado on Thursday.
Potter. the Prodigal son, is now
around town again looking for the
fatted calf.
John Caughlan, of Colusu, CAL,
wishes to learn the whereabouts Of
Dan Caughlan.
The Atlantic Consolidated has
levied an assessment Of 10 cents, de-
linquent July 10.
School was dismissed yesterday to
allow the teachers to attend the in
stitute in Virginia,
The cold weather makes the boys
complain that their liuen clothes
are going to wsste.
The v. & T. X. r. has paid in the
money as agreed by the terms of the
compromise.
Blackmer don't want any notice
for his campaign hats. They show
for themselves.
DR.. j. G. Haziett is recovering
slowly from the injuries he received
In the late accident. He is still suf-
fering considerable pain, but expects
to be around again in a few DAYS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
LETTER FROM "THE PONY"
Leap.Year Party-A Glut Of
ROmeOs.

Como, June s, 1880.
EDITOR TrMEs.-The special school
tax has been passed upon and car
ried almost unanimously. This is as
it should be. We cannot afford to
have our schools closed, although a
majority perhaps have no children to
send. This, l think, is good time
to remind those who have the ex-
pending of the school fund, that they
ahould do so with great care, using
all the economy possible, so that the
cause of education does not suffer.
They should not forget that many
voted for the tax who honestly think
that had the money been economi-
cally expended the special election
need not have been called.
| need say but little of our mining
prospects, as you have mining cor
respondent here who keeps you we'll
apvised Mrs. Rickels, the seress or
prophecies of Virginia, came up the
other day and expressed herself as
highly pleased with our district
prophesyiug n bright future for Co
mo. Many thanks, fair lady. r..
Messrs. Jerome Withrrell and Ca.
Smith, of your city, were here two or
three weeks, ostensibly to work GER
tain nine over near the Whitman
but yours etc, thinks it all a sham.
Their style of dress was more befit-
ting the parlor than shaft or tunnel;
and the boys here wish me to say
that hereafter when you send men
here to work your claims, send min.
ers and not Appollos to play Romeo
To our Juliets. The Juliets are q
rifle scarce, as yet. in our commuui.
ty, and we have an overplus of Rom
eos. BY the way; Jerome was high
ly interested over in the early days.
In '63 he in connection with Mr..
Sears had large and well.filled
store. You may be sure that we had
many and pleasant talks of the long
long ago.
We held our second Leap Year
ball last week and it was decided
success-as they are bound to be
when engineered by the "dear
creatures" They are not very num-
erous here at present, but what they
lack in numbers they make up 10
vim, and make it very lively for
MANY times their number of the
sterner-No; weaker sex. Onr hall
Is not large and ut the close of eyery
dance the darlings" would prone
made their partners to the front door
and hustle them out without cere-
m"oy, and cody select from the. in.
side Adonises their partners fer an
other dance; and the poor fellows
who had been turned out would cir
Gle around through the sagebrush
where their chemical refreshments
hnd been cached (the ladies' did not
know this) and then enter Ivy the
bnck door most beautifully refreshed
and ready tor their next turn. Every
thing passed off pleasantly; music
WAS tuI nishcd by Fosters string band
az PALMYRA, and was Al, ~ was the
prompting of Messrs. Knight and
Christie.
THE Pony.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
Como, Lyon County, Nevada.
BURYING THE ANCIENT.
A Funeral Fire Takes the Chill
Off the Air OF Columbia College
Students.

students.
1.-THE burial of the Ancient
brought rather jolly funeral party
OF Columbia college students around
the Worth Monument on Madison
square last night. The "Ancient,"
whose death the students were about
to lament, was Professor March's
Anglo.Saxon, text book which the
members of the Sophomore class are
just done with. A copy of the An
cient was carried on a bier to the
rendezvous at the monument. pre-
coded by black banner hearing a
skull and cross bones and the figures
"S2." The banner was carried by
\ student dressed in a grotesoue
gown Of paper muslin and high hat
on which miniature of the design
on the banner was executed in chalk.
The bier was carried by four stu
dents similarly dressed, and follow
ing them was a banner with the in
scription, Great Scott" a compli-
ment to the instructor in Anglo
Saxon. At 1890 400 students
in mock collegian robes and wearing
false noses and moustaches fell into
line in front Of Delmonico's, where
wagon-i0ad of pitch torches was
distributed anon them. Preceded by
a squad of perspiring police and
brass band the students marched up
Fifth avenue towards the college oc-
casionally saying, Columbia" Sew
eral houses along the route were
decorated with transparancies. Be-
fore these the students stopped,
cheered, blew tin horns and whirled
rattles In front of Rutgers Female
College three cheers were given for
the fair students, some of whom
yentured to respond with their hand
kerchiefs. On reaching tho college
on Forty.ninth street the students
flied into the campus, where crowd
awaited their coming. The bier
on which the Ancient was carried
was deposited in front of a large
bon fire and the members of the
college gathered around in a circle
and wiped offtheir compilations. The
Grand Marshal, Robert Arrowsmith,
introduced the orator of the occasion,
James p. Niece, who made Q solemn
address. w. X. Otis then read an
incendiary poem and the Ancient
was promptly put into the fire.
After the cremation ceremonies
the students marched in the direction
Of cooling fluid, twenty barrels of
which had been provided for them.
IN. Y. World.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12

Harry j. Norton who was once
employed as editor Of the TINES,
died OF pneumonia In Leadville on
the 9th OF the present month. He
was wei. known to almost everyone
In Lyon Cou tty aud had quite re-
putation as a bright and witty jour
nslist. Having had a quarrel with
Frank kenyon the then proprietor
OF the TINES he started the Mining
Reporter, IN opposition but business
getting dull about that time he was
obliged to abandon it. From here
he went To the Black Hills and for a
time was editor of the Black Hills
Pioneer published in Dead wood.
Laterly he has been city editor OF
The Lsadvliie Chronicle. lie was
man Of strong impulses aud made
Anany warm friends aud many Bit
ter enemies during his connection
with journalism. At tho time OF
his death he WAS "a member of the
Pacific Coast Association of Lead.
Vile.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
New Locations.

Price-Hsston futile has located
1900 feet. Commencing about 4 Of
. mile east of the Plaza In Silver
City and running easterly.
CONDITIONED weigenstein and
John Berygoft, have located 1900
feet running northerly from the Ba.
con mill.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
County Recorders Onice.

The following papers have been
filed for record in the County Recor-
,der's office:
Deed from the Sutro Tunnel Com
pany to Edward Biddle for lot 10 Of
Black 773, in the town of Sutro-
consideration 5000.
Mortgage-John Stuboe and wife
to Augustus Perkins for $s,7oo on
real estate In New Jerusalem.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
The Justice Mine Attached.

On Thursday some OF the miners
put an attachment on the Justice
Hosting Works. This was followed
by Lewis q Deal for $500; Lonkey
& Smith $4,000 aud Walter & Co,
$4,000. MI. Marye, one OF the trus-
tees, came up yesterday and says he
thinks he will advance the mopey
and pay of the claims.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
Died on the Train.

A man named Turner died on the
Westbound overland just this side OF
Wadsworth last evening. He was
going from Elko to Sacramento. We
could not learn the cause of his death
The body was taken to Sanders &
Neale's morgue and his brother. who
works in the railroad shops in Sacra-
me pto, telegraphed to,--State- Jour
nal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

A TLANrlC CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company-Locstion of principal place of
business, Ssu Francisco, California; location
of works, DEVILS Gate District, Lyon County,
Nevada. Notice is hereby given. tn / at .
meeting of the Board of Directors. held on
the ninth day of June. 1880, an assessment
mo ~ of ten cents (l0c) per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the Corporation,
payable Immediately in United Stats gold
coin, TO the Secretary. at the Office of the
Company. 1913. Montgomery Street. Room 81.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twelfth day of July.
1880, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public suction aud unless payment is
made before Will be sold on MONDAY. the
SECOND DAY of AUGUST, 1880. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expenses OF sale. by order
the Board of Directors
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Ofice-32S MONTGOMERY Street, Room 81,
Ban Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
Justices Court, Dayton

Before Judge Hawkin, on Tuesday
the case of ]. p. Randall vs.. J. W.
Parish-suit for $3.50 30-balance
due on an order given on George Ell
der was decided in favor of defend
ant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
Justices COur t.

On Thursday Victor Landry
brought suit against Joseph Col
mant before Judge Harkin for $2l SO
balance due for blacksmithing.
Hearing to day at IL O'Clock, M.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12

THE sailor walking suits, worn by
young ladies this Spring, give them
. naughty gal appearance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12

MACON Rent paid two-snd-s quarter
fVHOUN years buys one. Best Cshinet
AND or parlor Organs In the wsrld ;
uAmt hi winners of highest distinction
IlHiHLlV at every worlds fair for thir-
nQ0AMQ teen years. Prices $5l. $57.
UnUHVO $50. ss4, sos. to $500 and up
wsrd Also for easy payments. s. month or
80 50 quarter and upward. Catalogues free.
Mason q kiasnitn Organ CO., 154
fremont ST., Boston: As Eas. nth st Union
SQUARED New York $50 Wabash Avenue. Chi.
cage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
County Auditor and Treasurer's
Report.

S.STATEMFNT OF THE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer Of Lyon County, Neva-
da, to the County Commissioners OF said
county, for the quarter ending March 3lst,
A. d 1880, inclusive.
January LIST. 1890. cash In
Treasury, in funds, as per
4
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12

A GENTS WANTED for the best and
"A and fast-sslling pictorial Bosks and 81.
bles. Prices reduced 50 per cent. NATIONAL
PUBLISHING Co.. Philadelphia Ia,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12
INSOLvENT NOTICE.

INTHE DISTRICT COURT oTTHR THIRD
l. Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada.
in and for the county Of Lyop-CHARLRS
H. AitkeD. Junior, against his creditors-No-
tice to creditors OF Insolvent the matter
OF the petition Of Charles H. Altken, Junior
an insolvent debtor. Pursuant to an order OF
the Hon. W. M. Seawell. Judge OF the said
District Court, notice Is hereby giuen to all
the creditors Of the said insolvent. Charles
H. Aitken. Junior. to be and appear before the
said Judge. in open court, at the courtroom
of SAID Of said Court at the Codrt-houss, in
said county. on the
Second Day Of August. A. D.. 1880.
At II o'clock A. N. then and there to show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer OF said
insolvent should not be granted, and an as
Segment Of his estate be made and he be dis
charged from all his debts and liabilities. in
pursuance OF the provisions Of the Statute in
such case made and provided; and in the
meantime all proceedings against said insol-
vent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this Goth day Of March, A. D., 1850.
tsEAL. IL J. 8. DALLAS,
Clork Of Said Court
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12


Notice Of Annual Meeting.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or
i the Stockholders Of the VIRGINIA
AND TRUCKER RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held at the once of the company,
In the city OF Virginia, Nevada, on TUES
DAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1880, ct
10 o'clock n.
W. N. THORNTON, Secretary.
PosTPONMENT.
The above meeting IL hereby postponed IN.
I'll TUESDAY. MAY EIGHTEENTH, 1850, at
the same hour and place.
W. N. THORNTON, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-12

nFFICE BANK OF CALIFORNIA BOIL
~ ding tentrsncs on Taylor strsst) Vir.
ginis, Nevada.
, 1880-04-25
CITY REAL ESTATE,

F2R RsALEMHousEs ;.la AND L9rs2 FINE STONE
On sns S I'D one with 81 lot
rhsiy hoate and lot on Fth-av near
saThir,y thlrd-.I corner Of Ellis av Groom house
aga g, 1st H;;;ssas ;sxl: fse.
xeEg nne prick h9u:s ind foos lot on Hernon-av'
81, &S ~ South Desplainss-st frame house and lot,
al mo!sF" :5 ,a,!T%vfn,snis f9ot Iots @ caeh
s: taRs ri 5 ssa lot on 1"d'"aav near
Brick house OF. I.raire-av near Thirty second-st-
SGGa sss ss II sSs u Sns i isSs Ssss:s
F,e rSSlasnce Dn GoluMet;nv With ~ foot lot be.
Brick house and lot on Forest-av. near Thirty
$sye S4k sesa' ~ @ Thirty,
T. g. Sr5h Il nnisS iSSirssst rsrst5scs sssk; b!sa; o m
As West Mnnsoe-st; 1rnmc, T. rooms- This belongs
to NJ N vna ja ns % I af 0aA'n
No lis Cottage t;ruve-nr.-Cood franc. Want o.ler.
A''' b1dG La ss
TOR sALKE0TTAGlss AND llOTs-FINE C0T-
South ILL., ul eIei ok eas' 'front.' On
NJ y North page-st 6-room cottage barn. and lot
Got.ss sna 10. on s,1 T1h'sty-atsh~eour near West
4: Norton-st. 4-roon cottage and lot, Pok-st.
Settase qna lot on port'and-av.. near Twenty
Coits:s and footlot walnnt-*t. Z, Papna.
ooa foon coss 5 ss sSts os nsa S
Sa ASt rr:sie ~. corner Thirty-second st., iins
Su. Ii Surtn UaSiey -st rood cottage and lot
Ss;tsEs faos Ss1a iadiaas:sv'. rren~
Cottage and lots, corner uarrison-st- and Union-
place, sa,isD.
. $ss aa Sf Mg se sRis Ps'i T. ssssS
171s m Ei1t71;
Hott ~ T - 1H1s1
~. uttnmost sos uet " ~ WILL tht
& fe west atf tfo91 ne*F and
Inntyy n w -nttn-st. s .o 80 u.+b.
~ eer hUrtaeest CosnGt M ~ ssr
~: feet west tront saa grose}' between sl1ts-nr7s
a'!n t1ts ~, ,a, y, ANN. h,ocr A1.o
ieet west ifoht'o On " H1'4 stoFe'' !" Soe
D!oeK. e.. -, .,,,.,. -. ,,a..ua., un,,
ieEs, mS1l atoase, ".
yokt1ta Anu aNtlty ,na t,or
4xn,n,H.. Mes' tfoa'' "'t"'e' e"''' ~
= ieet ,Earie.av: Just sonth @ of
3 fset On MadlSen-st., near Oakley ~. chcag.
JSlH !ect "a Autnls-st hcar thSnitiu-hV caSnR III
= feet pn MAshlnGton-st uear stanton5av.; q: uoaa
:tteet On NAsrsn."v, neAy 3 Sstnt1n; s,1t; S.9o.
JOS Vi, Wileo1-st tait%rniaay:: want omar.
y feet or state e-s,.. ncnr JACKSON.
nnth-st.. chenp
3 feet. same location on Pratrie-aT ,c.,-4
AxtU leei northwest c2fner 1aisIeo anu 1hlrsJ
cbsnn nss s'1's'A feet on Fat'p'ae' near H0'ne"St
24iots on and near corner OF Ashland-av and Kitty
, 1880-04-25


Thrsa s:asss S!Ssk. in Lee. Sub, In Sec ~ a IL
S uerss narss n hsex Sec; !: Z. II Co..
E.EoFs. W. u Sc, + i. l.
II ac2es &C. corneT T asblnSd.a1 a = - and n Eft,-nftb.t
Ss:Ss ds #;! aaa thiia-ss
5aeres nesr Washington lIe9hts, $500.
81 aaSres Sre;s u T., .; ~ ". = 99 sec H. 3al II
in - acres g on W Gaumet ne River, with ver, 1arse
Is id !: IL sasaa~ s.s w OF
,Io1 rloh ~ H. ntn p1cs that Will insure very large
aGfe u choice and cheap; South
% T.
a!e1d &c t. fronting
ss!ss, ssFss f!st"na fsastna' Sc ses Is l. II 4 L
M VI ~ os i Fl Hi r !ysr 5 55onS Sara.u
7o1, :: ~ -
near Fiity depo, akto u m ns fes II
frontage Mad!son:nv. Ftfy-seeond-sts and Fifty
y aeuI % liz Is a Il
Ss cannot nd better in 'ubuF
:, y 1ot* r. bloGk q University Subdivision
al aa fee1 on Chesnuo,t ~ between Frederick
oxi;5 feet on Monrueav eotner or Ff.ixtb-,t.
seres 'aos On sta,e. and sr,,,.tn-.t Ensewooa
ls' ucses near Istverdsle NJ. c. 4 T. and Calumet
@ aa ifis Hyde Park and Kenrooa from .
to SaQ!0N. a@ acres and good bsicS house NJ WOOD
70 acres corner Ninety -htth-st- and stoney Island
ooHieynsa o9i g.at j., ruoud,,. .o. .,,
ss3s; ss;ssi md ,snrsnes.ar
-or 9 - - no = . 7,11,;1,i, :, - =, ~ -,
E'oh SAAE-b1 =. = DhEfEh = Co, % WASH
1p zssa,os asrss no1ih of xen,.neton. Mt eprsn,n
"a aG.ss ea co''es afacs-st@ a'o "eS'oEnas~ caolos
, 1880-04-25

ToR sALE-BY G. s. HUBBARD, JRL:
wEsN Ae5nf 5ee " x.n sssory
and io near corner OF
wrsH 5 A , Ass;asss
wEsTy SsH$ss6S feet south front, oo
tween Ds'p'''n'' and J. R?|siSa;i:saA \ HtSsAnp. .n.
T0R sNTE-HoUsE AND LOT, Ga5 v Wlssr ADAMs-
viii enod furnace, % vnter Closet winter.proor eel,
ln apd wh tu9T
srisie and aleove three d-roons, bathroom. and
ss ses;s sS'sEs7 saefs tSss
Apply on', by letter to b2 Slid MAkox 5{t7. H..
T0R SNi4E-1M SOUTH -IIAl.SrED-sT, NEAR
e Adams-A good piece Of business property, only
:S West Msason-st' a sorl25, With good buildings
GOOD loton Madson-st, near western-av. 2511es,
Store and lot on NGp1f99s isFfs bf faf only
Corner Washington and Hnisted sts
N0K sALE-LOTs ALI, OVER THE W EST SIDE
ca {" and sa 81 lit a'e Il iosaons NOW Isl Is your
iaae list of &Y easfg s3y.ss S% sge It'll 500
@'u 'p" "'''' Corner Washington p,d Halsted-sts
T'0R sALEI5 Ei.lZABET1-sT.. NEAh MAnl-
r son--stone front in perfect order, only $',5tU;
nea5 s,} nslstod good frame
ssaa ] IS ame house md lot near
0'' <~''~~' GRIFFIN i DWIGHT.
Corner Wasn!nx1on and Aa1s1ed-sts
ToR sALE-YALUARLE lRoPEHTYM M n ; TIE
T. North Divislon-Lots fronting on Nosth Aalsted- e.
ae as s
block ws5 ana ana sss; ais9 !oss
1!SflE.f HXLE. iSs stsss L saIeest.: loom w---
Foh sA.THE FlSE ,i ada;b p}9wBle. }mDln3e
RresseooR5'Gk III 1us " IL ;,1ii3i f,nusa ,ixtsj.
meptS NO. w inuAhMas.' ~. ;o 49, y<i1f ~,
2-soEy brick barn; 81 n nau1a r. iHnS
sSiS fhsnp M ~ 9m fMny stsa' -
I;OK sAi.E-DRExEL-RoU LOTS sEy-
eral hundred feet HOLMES & bho- - " asn-
inston-sL - -, INV ;;7,;1,f
ohh, iof III Feet tieen: BRICK barn a0r dc
rabe iocsen nens corner jesrson IL nase * ala L9S Y
time On nrI ,aa 1ronSc AZ Ii Throop.st
T,OK SALE-CUT@TAGE AND LOT - UNION-sT.:
+ 81 KID A,ply ut oIg IIalstcd-sI,
Ton sAl.E3si on .S3is; SOUTH FRONT 9y MoX-
ror%ffS lei Sv*a Wasniugton.sI, 81 Room t. pef
- -, !" - - =; = :,
+ fornia, suo. t. FoTWiN, is Westinghouse,
Room u.
ISoK SATEIT7iE MOST DESIRABLE VACANT
ssesp Is = Rf e. 2 as
.enst.----=- .en-st. =, - zz7zz,;7;.
Ws;t sss Ps'es S .srs nssf
Miwnukee-av. ours: price x!uM JAMES H. ALLEsS'
i Wash,ns.on-s.:. Aeom " =. -....:---
7 A. ssaT lia5sison:sI' s'aa q, $. HUBBARD
Jr:. IL DeaEpo1h-se: = : 7;;z77
T. confront brick house: has SIX roons phtn-To
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
FOR GALE.

I OFFER FOR MALE THREE HUNDRED
i acres Of and, with dwelling house. barn and sheds,
good ice house ds at east three tonslwe adapted
for milk ranch Stables and sheds enough to accommo
date hundred cut from seventy five to
hundred tons Of hay; also vegetable grounds also oer
sale 500 head Of graded Angora grade
81 1915, together with three full blooded bucks
rom imported stock For price and parsicular inquire Of
nvl5-a 3. T. SWIFT, Warn Springs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

ou.r.stsed to cure promptly and permanently every
Aow long standing II directions followed Internal
nedidnss not recommended necessary. cure guar
nstaoas - Hagish lFrs.sA. Spartan German nheen
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

{. TIL ID
CHAMPAIGN APPEAL
FOR - 1850
mailed
FIVE DOLLARS until the LIST
of December Terms advance.
TIE APPEAL
Republican Nevada untmmeed by ring and
Of
lin the in past
POI 0IlITICALL
marked for
support laid down in the Platform of
Republican raty head
State Politics.
leading presenting issues
legislative
battling against oil
to again upon
0rnnsbv CountV.
using Republican in
maintaining the organization
Omsby County, will
political ansping
county published.
a Complete Newspaper
Approaching the the APPEAL citizens Carson
a printing
Monday excepted full history the events and the late
Dispatches the world,
the Local Department
Political Printing.
the with Job Office attached and
style of work. from ordinary ticket to
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
THE GaEAT tNdlI h REMEDY

Il . rever.failins euro for nsr'
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, per'
mst0rrh0a, ksbS HAN
h.HsD,impotency, pafalyuA,
and all the terrible effects q
,eIf-abuse. youthful folliss I'D
and exceoses in maturer yeou
-such - los Of mem0ry, h.
situde, nocturnal emission, ..
version 70 society, dimness 4
vision, roises in the head, The
vital fluid passing unobeaEved
{ diseases that lead TO insAASty
. TO forfeit Five Ban6roA
ind the VT IL RGSCO0.
advice and treatnent) VIII ~
, or injurious found in II. DR
! Diseases successfully withs~e
Zee Thorough enmiAA-
,alysis Of urine, . 90. Price
g 90 . bottle, Or four dimes
} any address upon recsiPs e
m observation, and In privaSs
z. MINTIE, II. ID.
SAa e'raAcasCo. Cois
yEY VEN EDY. NEP1-
ls Of Kidney and Bladder 49,
eucorrh2a- For sale BY B. =.
DrugYists, Carson City. 0.oe
,DHLIssN PILLS are tie
pSlA and BILIOUS eUo
y B. T. Foster and George q.
ity. mh17-1T
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

WcGT week in your own town. Terms and s ouef
pUU tse Address H. Halle &c.,, Portland, Aaia
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

AsbevilIe C;f,zeu The Sheriff Of Nc
Dowell county saws that one Of the jurors
recently drawn from the spring term OF the
Court for that county is a woman. "Ashe-
Vile has thus far contributed $l1645 to the
Irish relief fund.
Audubon saws a woodcock will eat its
own weight of insects in a single night. DR..
Bradley says a pair of sparrows will destroy
J, 800 caterpillars in a week. Woedpeck-
ers are constantly employed in Kidding the
orchards of insects and their eggs. which
they skilfulIy discover under the pieces Of
dead bark. Robins through the spring and
summer are continually hunting for worms
and grubs.
If you want your chicks to grow fast feed
them on oat meal scalded with sweet or
sour milk. Don't make the feed wet or
sloppy, nor give more at once than Will be
eaten up clean. Only prepare as much at
once as will be all eaten before any FERN
e%ntation takes place in it. Where oatmeal
cannot be had fine cornmeal or cracked
wheat similarly treated and administered
will answer a very good purpose.
Nature speaks out every day against wo-
mems rights. I was reminded by a recent
incident: | had returned home and was
met by my wife with, ''Do hens ever crowF"
The negroes had called Ter out to witness a
mems growing, ana OeSRcu her 10 nave IL
killed declaring it was a bad sign. 1t was
sometime before she could believe it was a
hen and not a rooster, all it needed was a
long tail, and comb and wattels, as in wo
mems rights all they need is a beard and
breeches. would refer your readers to
the most finished piece of writing in the
English language, 1.-THE Angel in the house.
by Coventry Patmore. A Foreigner asked
by a Missionary why his country was so cor
rupt and wicked replied, 1--WE have no
mothers" Napoleon in the very height Of
his power began to reflect on the future of
France. and the stuff of which her states
men were to be made and amid all the cor
ruption that then surrounded her he ex
claimed :'Mothers are the Hope Of France"
God grant our southern woman may ever
point to her children and with the Roman
matron say: These are my jewels BOD
Ron N ReadsUiWe Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

more costly than that o: Queen Elizabeth:
Empire for Josephine meant an
privilege to shop.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE II. Il
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 6, 1880.