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The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
RAILROAD LIN E5.
DHlLAHDELPMIA, WlLM1.HISnnps
AND BALTIMORE RAlL@Vs-s

APRIL 8, 1881.
Trains win leave Wilmington "Atoi''""
for -,,o,,ons
Philadelphia and intermediate 70 s@s'yua y M
100. $40, s.la, 1880 a. M; 2.SO. 4.Oo' o." ''''
y. IN. o,a az
Pniiadelpnia (ExpresN $50. SAo y"
a. m. l2.l6. 9.5 p. M -ml&
Phila. and New York 40. b.oO' q"
li.53 a. m, l248, 2.03. 6.52, 6.A ~, ;,.aoua
Baltimore and Intermediate S'~N
b.3s a, IN. 4.45 p. m. o,a,loof
Perryville and intermediate o'""
Abb p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 p. m IA
Baltimore and Washington, ihSi iSin n
2.28, So, S.SS, a. M; l2.55, Oh, t.oO, ys lof
Trains for Delaware Division, Is~ ~, 6N
New Castle 800, 9.35, a. MI l'o0 ''N'
p. m. a,o,irns,
Harrington and intermediate sIS'"--'
p.36 q. m. (; Los, go p. m. .,ons. vs.
Delmar and intermediate stSIoN
o. n.; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS. .,,o,,ous
Philadelphia and lntermed'ate9
.. 10 u. m. 800, 100, 1000 p. M. .o mbl
Philadelphia and New York. =" -
B.4i p. m. ,ou lu
baltimore and Washington, lzo'' ~
2.S, 7.65, q. m, l0.5l p. IN, .,oays ere
For iurther Information ptsseH al lie
referred to the time tables posSEV
sup Tintandsns-
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500 palr Brown Duck Oyeralls at
70 cents per pair at the Boston One
Price Clothing House. a8.2t.
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NJ OTICE-I, Bridget Lally, in com
IN pliance with The requirements %
The act of assembly, In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
| shall Apply In writing 10 the Court oi
General sessions OF the Peace and Jail
delivery. OF the -tate OF Delaware In and
for New Castle county. on Monday, the
9Th day of May next, a. D.. 1881, being the
hrst day OF the next May term OF the hatJ
court, for loeuse To keep au Inn or tRv-
ern, at No. 2ll l.. Front street, In the
second ward of The city OF " Milmington,
De.awhre. and TO ell intoxicating liquors
IN less quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable cltizeng recommend the said
application, 10 wit;
Geo, X. Higgins, Patrick PlunkeLt,
Michae. Kenny, J. w. Reynolds.
James McVey, Patrick Harmey,
John hay, Martin II. n lliott,
John Tuliy, John b. Elliott,
John Plunkett, Henry Feldmeir.
George w. Rival, Charles n. sparks,
John +. Bush, VIM. III. Quinn,
Charles Reynolds, Thos. McOAvitt,
Michael hellley, James White,
his joan DoordOn,
Hugh n Quinn, Il. Is, Merritt,
mark D>niel Callahan,
Wlt-W. IL. Quinn,
apra-3tS Bridget LALLY.
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NUTlCE.-I, FreIerlck T. Eagle, In
~ compliance with the requirements
OF the act OF Assem- bly, ,iu such case made
aud provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply IN writing 10 the CouI Q,
General Sessions OF the Peace ani jail
Delivery, of the State OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle county the 9Th daV OF May
next. A. D.. 1881, being the trst day OF
the next May term Of the said CoufL, Tor
q license to keep an inn or tavern, known
as tre Bare's & rner Hotel, in New Cas-
tie Hundred. New Castle county, ID l.,
school district, No. IS. and 10 sell intoxI-
eating liquors in less quantities fhan one
quart to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respect BILE citizens recon-
mend the said application, TO wit:
q. W, Morrison, Jason Davis,
Thomas White, VIM, Etmunson,
RelJ. y. DOwuey, James L. Bolton,
Mitchell Groves, George W. kice,
o @. Vincent, Thus ]. Bruce.
George Il. Davis, Robert X. Morrison,
w. +. Stoeps.
aprll-:t' FREDERICK T. EAGLE.
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april. 8ts

NToTICE,-I, cloud Piersou, in compli.
IN ance with the requirements OF the act
ef Assembly, in such cases maze anG
provided, do hereby give notice lhet
shall apply In writing TO Inc tourI OF
General sessions o The Peace ana ali Ds,
livery of the State of Delaware, IN ana
for New Castle county, on Mohuay, tne
9th day OF May next, A. D., 1881, oelhs lne
first day of the May term OF the sslo
court, for q license 10 kaep an Inn OF tav.
ern, kl own as the Delaware House, IN tne
city OF New Castle, New Castle Hundred,
school district, No. i6, ani 70 sell intoxl-
eating liquors in less quantities thnn one
quart, TO be drunk On the premises, q
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application, 10 WIZ
VIM. Herbert. John J Boyle.
Ferd Ltckler, l. II. Fols,
David Boulden, Hugh McGovern,
his John NJ. Valette,
Dennis x Fitzs erald u lanes r. Eliason,
marx Foster Middleton,
Witt. II. ilmot, Joseph u. Callahan,
Geo. I. Deakyne, David W. Eiklhgton,
James Wilmot, Frank e. Herbert,
Moellon c. Rogers, John h. PAU,
his Eugene l.. Chase,
John X FInegsn,
mark
WITT. II. Wilmot. ~,
april 3ts CLOUD PIERSoN.
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NOTICE., B. ID. Longland, in COM
IN pliance with tue requirements or the
the act OF assembly, In such case made
aud provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing To the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the state of Delaware. in aud
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
9th day OF May next, A. D., 1881, being
the first day Ofthe May term OF the said
court, for a license 10 keep an ian or lav-
ern, known as the Jefferson House. ut the
corner OF Delaware and Water streets, In
the city Of New Castle Del, school Dis
trict, No. IS, and TO sell Intoxicating
liquors In less qantities than Que quart,
70 be drunk onlthe premises, and the 1ol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, 10 wit;
A, g. Gray, David w. Elkintsn,
j. M, Wise, Sr., VIM. II. Whitelock,
John Black, John White,
Israel II. Fols, stephen Greiner,
j. W. Clymer, George r. DeRkyne, /,
II. Leckler, John n. Platt,
e. L. Chase, IA. w. Wier,
w. b. Herbert.
apriISt B, D. LoEGLAKD.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

y.lt's Il, WI ham Reeve, Ia ,O.H, l.
~ ance wIIn the requirements oi the
act of Assembly, In such case MADE anu
provided, do hereby give notice that !
shall apply In writing 10 the Court ~ cen
eraI Session OF the Peace aad Jail Dellv'
~ OF the Riats OF DelawH Q In and 10
l,ew Y, = oIUui ty, ca Ida IN vlh
dtv OF May reNt, :. d. ISL, being he
d at day VI tie neat May term oil The said
court. for a license To keep an inn or tav-
eIn, brown as the MI, Pleasant HLte', In
Mill Gro. X Hundled, school district, 20.
"a, and 70 SSH Intoxicating liquors IL less
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk
on the preInises, hnd The following res
ueclabie citi1ons rocoinm nd itLe SAID
appl cation, TO Wit:
.su,uel Graves, Frank rnust,
Marshal >. jordan, frank Whtemhn,
John i.nfferty, Feter Colneii,
Janieg SurtigeP Edward CRAZY,
Lewis Miller, Daniel L. nCn,
Bal, ca McEliwee, John Faust.
npl Rt- y III - !. y /. - Al isI-l.'2t- ir ol-,----
UlICE-I, Isaac U. .Py c,ir ocmpiiaLce
with requirements of an act OF
a seaAUlY, la kuch caAs made aL.d pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In wr ting 10 the Court OF General
Sessions OF the, Peace and Jail Delivery oi
the state OF Delaware, in and for New
| I,sile county, o Monday, the ath day o.
M. y poxt, benz the fist day OF the AZ ~
| tel "A A. u, 1851, 1or "a lac, i.hc 10 Keep an
| fnn or tavern, All Iwn as the Lafayette
| Hotel, at the s. W. corner OF Ninth and
| ShlpIry stie.ps, IN the Finn Nald o
tne oity Of " IlInington, bel, New Castle
| co,.lity AID state aforesaid, aud 10 sell In
| tox lcsting liquors IA less Quantities than
one quart. 10 bs drunk Oh the remises
anuthe iullnwIng Iespectible citizens re.
| con mend The said application, W wit:
W. S Elliott, Wasbingiont Mason
| samuel Pyle, J,el First,
". w. " slker, lie nrrd 4. HassUn
| A. Give HsITy Kyle,
| LcwisP. Breen, A. l.. Ainacow,
| John l.. Uonshoe, Maiis V. Pile,
| John X. Kane, Albert Jacquoi,
| Jas N Cicland II. C. ,N'itoiier,
George AiIniun, ". A. LaAiotLe,
| II. Z. Irner, John Fullmer,
Thos. NJ. Culbert, VIC. Woods,
| T. os. j. Bowen, John Ferry.
W. \ Murphy, James Bennett,
spI9-8t. ISAAC G. PYLE.
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N pliAnce with the requirement. 4 OF the
act Of Assembly, IN such case made and
shall apply in writing 70 the Court OF
General sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the stale OF Delaware in and
for Kew Castle county, on Monday, the
9th day OF May next. A. d.. 1881. being
Fhe first day OF the next May term OF tne
said court, for licenAe 10 keep an inn or
tavern At No. Market street, helng
the N, w. corner OF water and Market
sHeets.iL the First ward OF the city OF viii
mlngtsn, DEL, and 10 sell tnioI ic atinK
liquors In less Quantities than one quart
10 be drunk on the premises, and the iol-
lowing .subslantiAi freehoIders recon-
mend MO said application TO WIT
Thomas kagsa, Ca.eb Miller,
Henry Bradley, Patrick j. Long,
Geo. ID. MARBLE, Eaward Rogers,
John W. Chriaty, Jam ss UoFrexan
Frederick Well, Francis E. Relly,
Henry Graham, Julius 9uuuer
Fraucis Kelly, James McKenna,
L. W. Palmer, John N. Lee,
Daulol McUusker, william Kyne
Jossph Neider maierJE K. Crawford,
Joseph Mccain, A. Ashenbach,
Lawrence Kivran, ennia Bradley,
william Watson, Michael Mcdonnell.
sprll-8ts JAM ES W. KING.
kOTICE.-I, Jacob B. tHyatt, In cam
IN pliaueo with the requirements OF
the act OF Assembly. in auoh case made
and provided. do hereby give notice that
l shall apply IN writing TO the Court OF
Delivery Of the state OF Delaware, in and nd
for New Castle county. on Monday, the
9Th day Of May next, A. D., ilsSI, beins
the nrst day Of the May TERM OF the said
c, urt, for a license TO sep an inn or tav-
ern. kaown ~ the Farmers 'an a Drovsrs
hotel, in the town OF Newport, South
Christians Hundred. School Districts Nos
II and VI, and 10 sell Intoxicating
liquors In less Quantities IA an one quar-
10 be drunk on the premi.es. ana the
| following substantial fTeehoIdeYs reooza
mend the said application. to wit:
b.Y,d hsITy 1nIha.: 1nlIIlhSr.: Ss%rSe ;,s =, Uaiiage.
John ". snitchsr. d. Il. Bsyne.;
J-hn W. Lyman, William Pierce,
John f. ayers: fos:sDb L. !; a,Is.ts4 r; Barrett,
aprll-ss' JACOB b. HYATT.
MOT CE.-I, NJ. H. Ryan, In compliance
N with the requirements of the act O
assembly In sush case made and pro
apply In writing 10 the Court OF uenera
| Sessions of the Peace nd Jail Delivery
| OF the State Of De- aware. In and for New
Castle county. on Sn nS9nday, the 9th day o
OF the next May Term of said court, for {
licehss 70 keep an Inn or tavern at No
36s X Ing street, In the Fourth ward of thu
city OF Wilmington, Dei., and TO sell In
toxirating liquors In less quantities thar
one quart, 10 be drunk on the premises
and the following respectable persons re-
commend the said application to wit;
Francis Nc cMonagle, VIM. Lynch,
John McCafierty, Robert strain,
Robert Parry, Thos. j. White,
Geo, A. Cogswell, J. A. Purnell,
John ID. kurt1. VIM. Altsenzer,
John McClaRroy, L. q, File,
henry Jacobs, Albert Wagner.
julius 4. krauspe, W. -. Faulkner,
gas. r. MeAonigal. Joseph Fullmer,
bernard Bonnsr, NJ. Fellheimer,
mos Lally. James Denman,
James Brady, John Fehrenbaeh,
aPrAi-sp M. II. RYAN.
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Gle Aailu Gastttt tt
4. y, GONNsON. Editor a Proprietor

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is publish
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted)
~ 4l6 Market street, and served by car
rters to subscribers In all parts OF the city
six cents week payable weekly. Yearly
subsct ibers, So In advance. II Is the only
Democratic Daily paper in the City or
state and has a large and increasing cir
cnlati0n.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
llshed In 1854, is the largest and most
hourishing weekly paper in the State
and has a larger circulation than anN
other ON the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday Afternoon, at - Der year In al
vance.
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NUTICR-T, James Grant, . licensed
N retailer of goods. wares and mer-
caAndlse, do hereby give not ce that
nhall apply 10 the Judges OF the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the State OF Delaware, In aud
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
sLh day Of May next. A. D., 1881 being the
frat day of he May term OF said court,
ior license 10 sell Intoxicating liQ LnrS
in quantities not less than one hail gal-
lon, a. No sOl Chestnut streets, being The
N. W. corner OF Monroe and Chestnut
streets. In the Teuth Ward ofthe city OF
VII ington. Del, AID the followli x
subslAn, lal fIsehoiders recommend the
said application. " wit:
Patrick 'heary. his
Phiiip Plunkett Jas. ID Hsrsigan. Jr.,
Robert Cassidy, mark
John IL. Canning, Witt. HATrigan, ,6r.
John Brown, Patrick Riley,
Tnos. Mullin, Patrick Gardner.
= his Patrick Long,
PAtricE n Quinn, VIM. Forrest,
mark John Oallan,
Wit-John NeiIineDaVid Mccall.
James Harhgau, Lawrence Dorsey,
Victor DehAn, Michael Farley,
F.rnanby smith, James Kelly.
| Neil Grant, Fergus Kelly,
John n. Newell, George Bentley,
aprll-Sts JAMnsI GRANT.
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JAMES b. TuMAN.

NJ OTICE.-I, william ii. Guthrie, do
IN hereby give notice that shall ap
ply 10 the Ju dyes OF Court 1 General Hes-
sions of In c Peace aid Jail Delivery In
the state ui btI% ware, in and Isr the
COUNT IF New Castle on Monday, the 9th
day OF May tXt being the first day OF the
May Term, A. ID. 1851, for a license to
keep an inn or tavern, known as the
District No. So, hencader Huhdred, New
Castle county, and state OF Delaware,
with the privilege TO sell intoA icating
liquors In less Quantities than one quart.
10 be drunk on She premises and he fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application 10 wit:
Samuel AtIteh. George B0ulden j -
William ID. dair, Jesse Boulden,
George w. Laws, 4. A Cam,
Joseph r. l. ,ws, William Bedwell,
William Crow, NJ. q. Poor,
oliver Jones, Levi Huggins,
aprl1-3ts WILLIAM II. GUTHRIE.
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NJ MoTIcn.-I. James Mulrooney. n IL
IN eensed retailer OF goods, wares aud
merchandise. do hereby give notice that
l shall apply To the Judges o, the Coust
OF GenerRl Sessions o. this Peace and ali
Lelivery ef the State OF Delaware, In and
Tor New Castle county, on Monday. the
9th day OF May next, A. D.; le6l, being The
nrst day of the next May term OF the said
court, for q license 10 sell Intoxicating
liquors In quantities not less than one
half gallon, At No. 4O2 Poplar street. In
uIe Fourth Ward OF the city OF Whining
tou, Delaware land the following substa6-
tidl freeholders residing In IA d waYd ~.
commend the said application 10 VIII
Henry Albert, George Abele.
Ihos. IL. Eaton, August Ten Wsgsa,
homas ". Zebley, Peter Mannion,
John McClUss ey, Julius Krausps.
IN. McGonlKle, John FehfSnbach,
j. hn MsCIafferty, John Calhoun.
Francis X ia quot, James E. BARLEY.
JOhn U. kurlz, James Brady,
marln Farreli, Joseph McDace,
Mtchael Kane, Thomas Fahey,9
Bernard bonner, Patrick Hession,
Ihomas Lally, Francis Kelly,
James 3. Heal.
aprS-3t' JAMES MULRoONBY.
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MOI ICE.-I, John Doordou, do hereby
1V give notice that shall apply 10 the
Judges Of the CoaTL OF Generai Sessions
OF the Peace aud Jail Delivery OF the State
Of Delaware. Ia and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, the gih day of May
next, A. D., lesI, beng the fifst day OF
the May tenn for "A license to keep an
Inn or tavern ON Head street between A
and LObdell ,treets, Ia the Secord Ward
OF the city OF Wilmington, Del, New
Castle county and state aforesaid, with
the privilege OF selling intoxicating
liqnols III less u antilles than one quart,
10 Do drunk on tie premises. and the fol-
lowing substar tial ffeeholders recon-
mepd the hsid application, to wit:
Joseph Stoeekle, Charles f. sparks,
Michael Kenny, John Is. Elllolt,
Nicholas Jenny, HenIy U. Roller,
X. II. Taylor. William White,
Fred. Mnenger, VIM q. CummlnJ,
Joseph White, john Ford,
w. II. Quinn, A. A. kastburn,
Ferdinand pUgel, George NJ. Lucas,
Daniel O'Byrne, Charles Tschun,
henry Feidmelr, John HHnnegan,
Joseph ii. Richards, Joseph Caspar,
John teeney,
spr9-St JOHN DOoRDoN.
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NOTICE., John T. West, in COM
IV pliance with the requirements OF the
act OF Assembly, In suUn case made aud
provided, 80 hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing to the Court oil
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the stale OF Delaware, In a d
LOT New Castle County. on Monday, the
gth day OF May next, A. D., 1881, being the
first day OF the next May term of said
court, for "A license TO Keep an Inn or tav-
ern, known as the Pennsylvania Avenue
House, on Pennsylvania Avenue, near
Scott street, In the Seventh Ward OF the
city OF Wilmington. De., and to sell In :
toxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, 70 be drunk on the premises,
aud the following r. spsctable citiSans
recommend the said application, 70 Wit !:
Geo. Ainsworth, Geo. r. Robinson,
Edw. Mcdowell, Alexander Mealsy,
q, o. y. sharpe, VIM. X. BraHnan
John Benson,i John q. MoManus.
John BillingsIy, II, W. Hebl,
]. A. RICHTER, Thos, III, Graves.
James l.. Mckinney, James Dandy,
u, #. Perkins, w. W, Leamon,
y. III. Davis, James S. Ash worth
John q. scnaefer, WIN. IL. A exander.
". Z. Ford, X. II. Forrest,
Andrew TIainor, W. Springer,
apr9-3p' John r. WEST.
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NJ OTICE II, JAMES B, TOMAN, In
IN compliance with the reQuii ements
OF the Act OF Assembly In such case made
made and provided do hereby give notice
thbt l shall apply in writing 70 the Court
oi General Sessions OF the peace and Jail
delivery OF the State OF Delaware, Ia and
for New Castle Co. on Monaay the 9lh
DAY ol May next, a. ID. 1851, being the first
day OF the May erm of the said court, Tor
y license 10 keep an Inn or tavern known
as the Unit states Hotel, at the corner
OF Nlhth and Young streets, IN the city
OF New Castle school district no. As, New
Castle county, aud To sell intoxicating
liquors In lees quantities han one quart
" be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing rshpe3tabie citizens Tecomm NJ end
tAe SAID application, 10 wit:
A. e. Gray. IF. Brady
FRANK Il. Herbert, Joseph ii. Callahan,
" u: lam *. Herbet, Lawrence Wall,
william KINNEY, ThomAs Foster
James hiimont, James ON lei,
M. N. Weir ID. FrItzgerald,
4. Chase, George +. Deaky ne,
apT9-3ts JAMES IA Tt,MAN
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
18th and Chestnut and Market Sts.,
PHII IIAKFlILPHIA
NOTICEA.

No-PARfNERSHIP 4 The undersigned
" have this day formed q oO-pariner.
ship under the name and style Of Mather
4 Canning, for the purpose Of continuing
the General Insurance business. formerly
carried ON by ThomAA z. Piummer, 81
No. 6Ol Market street. Wilmington, Dea.
JUB. IA. MAThER.
JAMES ID. CANNING.
Wilmington, Del, Feb. II, 1881.
fsblb-thufeat
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NJ Persons wno:wsre draIsd b
IN the State OF Delaware for the United
statesmIlitaryssrvl In May, Jane o.
July, 1894, and paid com mutation fees
were afterwards again drafted IN 40 and
were required 70 procure q snbsunh q
enter the military service under the AUS
drAft, will ind IL 10 their advantage 70 CONS
munlcate, either personaily or BY leslei
with the underslguedI who mas oeon 10.
thorlEed by the State Leg lslalure 70 COLES
nom the Secretary OF War, The sommnA-
tlon money paid by such persons. Ins
Secretary of War having boen directed
CT OF Congress- 70 refund The oomms'A'
on paid ON such cases. q. X. B. DAT,
Dover Del. IulY 10. 1879. --
OrICE.-Notice 10 hereby given lhal
IN the partnership lately subals!ing os'
inson; ef White Clay CreeE huneisa,
New Castle County, Delaware, nneH ~
firm name OF Pyle and Robinson, Wa
dissolved on the 18th day OF March, A y
1881. The said John Pyle is authorlSso
settle all debts due TO and BY me AZ.
The business will be continued D! A'
iAid John Pyle st The same pls0s'
GEHRGE N. b. ROBINSON
mb2S-eod2w.
MoTICE.-In order that rhs puslls l,I m,I
~ become thoroughly Ae9uain1eo ~ =
the lard or hog butler. which soy :,
extensively All over the oily nl PIss Psis
butter. 1 will have sample el Ms ~
fraudulent butter en- 0xhibinon o
stalls, marked not for sale. otaln v es-
IS, Second street market house.
h. M EBSICK.
DRALnR IL
Pure Butter, Eggs and Cheese
hS n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-18
The Hymeneal Halter.

AS will be seen by the regular no.
tice in another column, w. r. Davis
our genial County Recorder had the
matrimonial lasso thrown over his
head last Sunday. The wedding
ceremony was performed in the
Court room by Rev. j. d. Ham.
mond, at the close of divine service.
The approaching nuptials had been
the all absorbing topic of converse
ton amongst the friends of the hap
py couple tor some days, and their
lady friends insisted on having the
use of the Court room for the cere-
mony, and having it decorated in
manner to suit the occasion. The
ordinary, commonplace Court room
never before presented so attractive
an appearance. An exuberance of
flowers served to fill all the dark
corners with gay colors. In the
center of the room was a bower
composed of screens of white lace,
profusely ornamented with wreaths
and boquets, which seen against the
white wall beyond had the pleasant
effect of a flower transparency. The
decorative taste and ability displayed
by the ladies who presided over the
ornamentation of the room received
we'll deserved praise from all who
had the pleasure of Witnessing the
result of their labors. A host of
friends of both parties were present,
and the hearty congratulations and
sincere well wishIngs augur favora-
bly, for the future of the couple
whose life partnership was then be-
gun. After the ceremony the rela-
tives and friends assembled at the
home of the BRIDES mother, where
the numerous presents were exhibit
ed, and a pleasant time was spent
until the arrival of the train which
bore away the newly married pair
on their wedding trip to Lake Tahoe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-18
PONY'S PULLETS.
The Creased Hens and Eggs that
Would not Hatch.

Pony, the ranching miner of Como,
has henery. Heretofore his success
in the gallinaceous line has equaled
his deserts, which are large, ald each
Spring his affectionate old biddies
clucked around his front yard with
a numerous offspring following in
their wake. However, like all chick
ems, they were sometimes troubled
with vermin, and this year Pony
made up his agricultural mind that
he would grease the hens which were
about to set, and by thus killing all
the lice enable the intending mothers
to devote all their enrgies to scratch
ing tor worms instead of as previ
ously taking turns scratching each
other. He was able to capture and
thoroughly drench with old tallow
and hogs lard all the hens except
one old creature which escaped him,
and went off among the rocks to an
unanointed nest. The creased hens
patiently brooded over their eggs,
turning them each day as all well
regulated hens do, and in so dong
covered the shells with a coating of
grease which made them air tight
and kept them fresh. Pony with
equal patience waited until long
after the proper period had elapsed,
much surprised that no paying re-
suits had been obtained from prop
osition apparently so promising. In
the meantime the wicked old hen
which had eluded his charitably in
tended operation came around with
six little images, and Pony began to
commune with himself. He reason
ed from grease to effect, and having
struck the right trail followed it to
the legitimate conclusion, which he
proved not exactly to his satisfaction,
by testing the Unmatched eggs. The
grease on the shells had preserved
them, and although spoiled for
Matching they were still in good con-
dItion to eat, and taken warm from
the nest for several days furnished
Pony's table with soft boiled eggs
without the trouble of cooking.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-06-18
Hawthorne Items.

The Candelaria extension of the
C. & C. r. Il. is finished about ten
miles out from Hawthorne,
Fenner Angel, of Silver City, has
gone into business at Hawthorne.
Preparations are being made to
begin hauling wood very soon.
The iron tor the Mono Lake r. r.
is expected to arrive about the mid
die of July.
All the buildings on the principal
streets are now supplied with water
from the company's pipe,
Work on the Round House Will
be begun next week.
The Misses Bartonweber, daugh
ters of Mrs. Stoner, arrived on
Thursday for a visit during their
school vacation.
There are now thirty houses and
eight tents in Hawthorne.