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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
SUTRO TUNNEL.
Report For the Week Ending Sep
TENDER s, 1881.

TEMPER .. 1901
Main MuDnel-Rcmuved 10 old
sets, IS posts, caps and 6 old drain
boxes, and placed in position 80 new
sets, Z timbers, 10 posts and caps.
The small sub drain being excavated
between the Combination and the
intersection of the south lateral with
the main tunnel has been extended
to the 1900 point. The usual re-
pairs on the track along the main
line haye also been made.
North Lateral-Sinee the last re-
port no work has been done in this
branch.
South Lateral-At last report the
south lateral branch had sttalud II
total length of $3.50 feet from the
Juha turning point. During the
past week the header has been ad'
yanced II feet, making the distance
now 4,721 feet, and the distance
from the Jacket turning point 1,OSS
80; distance from the Kentuck south
line, 495. 80; distance of the header
to Crown Point south line, 2O3.s5,
and to the Forman shaft, 2,346.OS.
The repair shift has been employed
,imbering, easing tlmbers and lag,
giug and general repairing.
Vein at 4.0S5 point South Lateral
The north prospect drift has been
repaired, but has not been extended
since last report. This south pros
pect drift has been advanced a total
length of 90 feet. At a point 81
feet from the mouth of the drift a
crosscut Was started. At II O'Clock
to day the crosscut was in IL feet.
On the left hand side of the face
clay seams were cut, which indicate
the immediate neighborhoOd of the
vein.
The following temperature was
was bserved.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
A Longer Chimney.

When the wind is in certain
quarter the fumes in the building
where the sulphuric acid process of
refining is 10 operation, make the
operatives incline to the belief 10 the
old version. To keep the opinions
of their employees abreast with the
times the Lyon Mill Co. is putting
an extension on the smoke stack,
which will give il draft enough to
advance the ideas and save the lungs
of the re6ners.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
After New Goods.

WIN. Kean went below on Tues
day on . combined business and
pleasure excursion. While gone he
will purchase . large invoice Of new
goods for the house of NJ. Meyer.
and 10 the intervals Of pricing dry
goods, sampiing sugar and vinegar,
testing -four, etc will &" cunning,
visit his brother 10 COlusa county,
zee ell there is to be seen, and have .
good time generally.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Carson City, New, Septem-
Der 10th. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before d. G
McKenney, District Judge Of the Fifth judi.
cial District in aud for Churchill county,
New, and in his absence before the County
Clerk of Churchill county, New, at Still
water, in said county on oct. goth, 1881. VIZ:
Jackson Ferguson. Homestead entry No. 256
for tn NEA NEA, W n N W d and Il
NV u Sec. 10, Sp IS. N RES Il.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aid cultiva-
tion of said land. viz:
F.. A. Austin, W. G. Ferguson, J. b. Fergus
on, ]. W. Allen; all of Churchill county, P.
o. address, st. Clair, Churchill county, New.
G. A. WITH ERELL. Register.
Sept. IT, 1881.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
The Quinn Mine Sold.

The Quinn Mine was sold IN Mon
day at Sheriff's sale. A. J. DaDforth
purchased it for some San Francisco
gentlemen who are closely identified
with the company which formerly
workt d the mine. 1t is probable that
arrangements will soon be made to
resume working.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
A Curiosity.

A band of Indians passing through
town last Saturday, on a pine nut
excursion had o sorrel colt with them
which had five feet. The right fore
leg was divided at the fetlock and
had two xell-developed pssterns
and hOOfs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
Spelling VS.. Pronunciation.
DOWN EAST.

DOWN EAST.
There was young lady of Gloucester,
Whose parents hoped they had loucester;
But she came back enc day,
To their awful dismsy,
Sc they called her q wicked lmpoucester.
THIS Is FRENCH.
Twas during the recent Grand Prix,
A Frenchm an as rich as could blk,
Pu. up all his francs
On a roam horses shanks-
mon Dieul am ruinsdI' quoth nix.
SOS THIS.
There was young girl from Eus Clsire,
Who was witty and good. and seau faire;
All the other girls found
That when she was around
They were just counted out as reu whaire.
AT THE HUB.
A person from Boston named Faueuil,
Went boating and sat on the ganeuil
OF Glen Island yacht,
And the sun grew so hot
That he yearned for a lsger-beer tsneuil.
THIS Is ENGLISH.
There was fat fellow in Hsrwitch
Who asked g young lady in marwich:
But starting for church
He was left in the lurch,
There being no room in the csrwich.
THIS Is BRITISH.
There was an old fogy named Cholmondelay
Who wasn't what one would call colmondelayi
Whenever he went by
ALI the babies would cry,
He was 80 internally homondelay.
THIS Is cocKNEY.
In England they say the Prince Royal
Had on his proboscis boysl:
When asked, "Do you s'pose
Twill EN- hellish your nose?
He Is sal to have sighed, 81 should smoyl.
THIS Is OLD ENGLISH.
modest young student Of Caius,
Remarked: Nov, amt just the chaius?
I've such shiny hats,
Aud gorgeous craSats.
That the bays yell. oh, what brsiusP"
INJuN.
There was bad Indian "A Sioux
Who never would say what he'd dieux;
But one night on the hill
He caught Tom and Bill
And sliced off the scalp of the tieux.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
Beautiherss

Ladies', you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics of France or besti-
fiers of the world, while in poor
health, and nothing will give you
such good health, strength, buoysnt
spirits and beauty as Hop Bitters.
A trial is certain proof. See another
column.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
Refused Admission.

The Gold Hill News Of Sept. 18th
says: at 10 known to be fact that
l.. P Drexler, Q Trustee Of the Sierra
Nevada Mining Company, was yes
terday refused permission to 60
underground to examine the prop
erty he is supposed to assist In man
aging.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
VIII be Taken to the Bay,

VIM. Devine who was injured some
weeks ago by q cave in the Sutro
Tunnel, is paralyzed from bis hips
down. His recovery 10 Sutro will
be very slow at hest, and by the ad.
vice of bis physicians he will be
sent to St. Marys Hospital, in San
Francisco, in few days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
A New Administration.

The Carson Appeal has been leas.
ed by Joe Harlow. Mr.. Davis re.
tires to take a position as local re-
porter on the Salt Lake Tribune.
Joe was foreman of the State print.
ing Office last winter, and knows
how to make a neat paper. He will
doubtless make a success, as he has
the good will of host of friends to
aid him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
COrODer's InOuest.

Justice O'Donnell. of Sutro, held
an inquest on the death of Patrick
McCullow, on Monday, Sept. 5. 1t
was shown in the testimony that
after McCullow shot himself boy
was sent to an Italian ranch near
Coony's for a team with which to
take him home. The verdict of the
jury was as follows: 1--WE find that
the deceased was a native of Canada
aged 81 years; that he came to his
death from gunsnot wound inhict
ed by the accidental discharge of bis
gun while in his own possession, on
the 4th day of September 1881, and
we find that the conduct of the ltal-
lsns who refused to give the team
was heartless and inhuman in the
extreme"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
Kicked BIZ q Horse.

On Tuesday, Willie, the eight year
old son of Geo. Likens. while ridiog
one of the horses at the Atlanta mill
fell of, and Mas kicked or mped
on by the horse. His injuries, how
ever, are not very severe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
Death OF Mrs. Hawkins,

Mrs. r. Hawkins, mother of Jus
tice T. Il. Hawkins, died 10 Phila-
delphia, Penn. on the sixth instant,
of heart disease, at the advanced age
of So years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
A Demand for Grain.

There 10 n big crop ot barley in
Ms-uD V Hey this year, and parties
from California are purchasing II in
large quantities at 81 cents u pound.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
Lyon Lodge No, IL, X. of P.

The regular conventions of Lyon
Lodge No. 10, K. of P. are on the
first and third Wednesdays of each
month, commencing at Z 80.
CHAS. ROTHSCHILDS, c. c.
GEO. E JAQUA, K. of r. & S.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
Born.

10 Su,r'', srp'"n,hrr 10 :, -
wife OF Jane. Bivgs, son.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
sPurestand Best Medicine ever Made.


The HPurestand Best Medicine ever Made.
AcoE mbination of Hops, Buchu, Nam
drake and Dandelion, with all the best and
most ca ura tive properties OF al other Bitters,
max esq the greatest Blood z urlfier, Liver
Reg u acor, and Life and Health Restorine|
Agent on earth.
No disease u an possibly long exist where Hopl
Bitters are usNed, sovar' and perfect are their
loperations.EEKA
They give new u 20 and vigsrto tie assdaaiiaarm.
To all whose eAmployments cause irregulari-|
lty of the bowels ora urinary organs, or who re-
louire an Appe<izerA Tonic and mild Stimulant,|
Hop Ditters are inval liable, without intox-
Heating.
| No matter whatyour fen elings or symptoms
are what the disease or all Nment Is use Hop Bit
tiers Don't wait until you az re sick but If you|
only feel bad or miserable, NJ use them at once
| 1t may save your life.I It has saved hundreds.
| $500 will be paid for cay SO they viii mott
cure or help. Do not suffer VI ICY you, itIenus
suffer, but use and urge themN 70 use nop .
i Remember, Hop Bitters is non Vne' u,uggeo
drunken nostrlm, but the Purest pest|
Medicine ever made; the 'sHyALIDS FWkhD
land HOPE" and no person or family
should be without them xxzzzszzvA A
lp.I,C is an absolute and irresistible cure n
IforDfunkeness, use OF opium, tobacco and n ~
narcotics. All sold by druggists. Send ASA
flor Circular. Hop Bitters Mfg. Co., ~ mA&
Rochester,N.Y and Toronto, Ont.
H.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION.

have this day received from the Assessor
OF Lyon county the assessment roll OF Lyon
county, Nevada. as made by the County As
SCISSOR for the year 1881. and that the Board OF
County Commissioners will meet as Board
Of Equalization on
Monday. the 18th Of September, 1881.
At the office of the County Clerk, in tho
Court House. At Dayton. and will continue
In session from time 60 time until this bust
ness of equalization presented to them is
disposed Of; provided, that they shall not sit
after the first Monday in October. 1881. ex-
cept 80 provided by law. ] s. DALLAS.
Clerk OF Board OF County
Commissioners.
Dated Sept. IS, 1881.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-17

Flow of water in standard gallons
for "a hours, from mouth of tunnel
equal to 6,376,960.
, 1881-12-27

South May street. near Twelfth. ~ tho morning
the Nov. Father kinsella' T. J.. Of ~. iEnatins
household Participating ii fko sorviccs During
devotional services i tiao Ghrsttnes dinner wns
aervetl md tho forty Yrtendlcss tnmntcs wero
Riaa'lontN. largo contributions ct oystors,
extantis tho thinks or ito i1sstitnt,on. .''-,o.
III, eoys s et f. ssy ssn a ill.,
tnFtnatury. sle93 Atri,or MvrHsin. wore permitted
% go lao,,,., 70 their parsnt. asa saaritsns fur
nut sighted, ut,,i wcro trpntcd to MI excellent
GI,si i'oun!lftt fcnst " 1srotcr hreetor 'rclnw.
Thc institution wns tho recipient of nntnhcr
l!rotiicr Tollow, took charno Of tho scho0 ii,
Febrlllry Inst, hi i,oya i,vo been recoIvcd. alid
Tho nineioanth Chrissmas anniversary nr tho
Firing WnmAn's ltofugu WIS .cnJuyctl by tho
twen,y.t"nr present iuIl,atcs Of the lnstit!,t!on
tho rccnvIus Of npprectativc gifts from TUG lhy
managers nnt q nun1fMr G1 tnltssdu frien.ls
Next frMy svoninR ther1 wli tS M trasa, e =;
the lsufugo and nny vtsltors who n,ay bo present.
The Sisters 1T tho ". Joscpi Orphan Asylum
friends f that Institution to nlake thu iscinury
Of tho Chriasmhs hnll'layan nr 1xel nt lnstln4 toy
and gratitude for tic .4tl lltt'p orphans. 1tth
Kirls and buys, for whom tho asylum provides ii
hplnc.
The lhtlo urchlns at tie Newsboys' Homo
us ussS fsss aStss d + soe 90 sf HIT
vitlual. WIN tlnnntu. tho reluIs.i lnxtlries. Tho
tisital Monday evening concert wns SIvpil SAtur-
Befltc,s tho lsuv. +. l. 0ulvin w,th n weli filled
ptlrse IN npnreeIat'on t't the ruvcrond sertle;;
a s fnsss 3D. Ssn. ia fit s,s o t. aS ssttnS tSa
gentleman witt, handsomely bound b9nk ot
I'ocins. Tho ntfnir, ns might h0 expGated, was
Krcatly enjoyed oy all III attendance.
PRESENTATIONS.
, 1881-12-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81

etrongth, and spun by women. Ench loom pro-
tlucca about Hive ehawLs III n year. .Vintur!a
wrlnga trfbut0 ont Of theNo .poverty.atrlcken
1t IL satd that nntLvu 1nutHn ahawls hayo hccn
imported t. repair shawl. md nhn,,He eontres to
md put tugothsr ~ tlrftIy, that tho sc1l,la can
not llo found except by M expert. In tho nxurc-
RAto great many lndlnn shuwfs Mto imported,
nrc kept In stuck, and tho purchaser IN smallCr
city Will ~ ttors tH buy t!p!h, It, order to select
frnn, \ ii;lnbrr. uanern'ty ti,o demand as @ neen
su1,
, 1881-12-27
4 Mean Inclination.

fIsGrthtf TINT issJist.r.
lho only Wtinlln iIt tHwn WfIu tal,l iet mia.
women pass aicr without tltrnlrH her hrt Her s'
look nftcr ti,oni. to srn wuher their f,.l'u'sm %
Mrb sharrrtl In tllo clhyw uud cat hIa. IN IT,!
wMtefil1ockct., Is tho tobnccu-AKn III front 'te te
FArrya drugstore. ' III
Mental lcprcsBtnn, Wenknoss, an.i pcnrrn, A..
Gilty promptly cured by browns ltp1 l!i,,r,. ~"
, 1881-12-27

wuru treHtesi tuM HsHat' dinner, In MtItiui tn mi
lions ~ ta!a c. vIny INSTITUTION iaye ist,s Deyu
~ lnrKc tbls year III un former ucenulans IT.
M ah'es sns presents To- M 'shs 'tu .,..es; the nurses
Enrn.enss. which asslstcd In making tho lay
happy anu.
lov. ~ j. H. tns s ohiIaren.ssss,'ty n ysn sr tw.' II
nHu,ber-woru treated u II rich dlnner. This
w9s to!!nwed hy u chr!stmas'srcu.. md tho dts.
trllutoh of loJs, candles, aud otAer sotM tnlus,
Then eMnso sIllylx speech ltx, aud tlroaah.
luz l'y Mr. Christop!,ar a!auurIllHut the Super!n.
rho div waa celebrated at the now Home for
1ncuruills by tho udition OF several new rn.
ta1ls tu ite instItuson, n.ak!uk u totu! Of nlno
ee os Sc tho css Tus ouso h%. ea
eDns!titrab!y improved alrcs the dedication
Wc.Ines;ayS ths children Of the Half.
Orphan liome: vi tn number. are to te feasteI
6esn arrisiua srxo quat,Iiies III fos ' sho occe s1o
sun, Allu tue Judy nlrelttGssos Will prcaent t,,ys
mt 9thor prcsants to tho children. after tho
Al ii. .Juaeph's Ilospltal presents camo IN far
s;7,S be-" Sss II suuasy tho celebration wss
chri.!t'pas Weaaesiay., Al 3oeocK thsy 9lss
Chrlst tEee Will IN, tlnl0Mlsd Ut its Gurs!un
fnH asyll1n 6As beeh u! Ectctpt Ot a lhrEo lN,hL.
her M of 9ene1ous donatloas, Pr. +; J. lshn,ann
Que Indy, i trlyHd q ths Institution. has xis.1.
70 thu trnlts " hsr nd!y!dual ao!iu!ision: slxty
bus cuptsiblltet uhly 10 tho nrpliutls, ts dOtIa.
tIon behlx l0U pniFs Or ,rubpers, thirty hoods
.lAniteoi, it pairs or mtttens, four suasta, a!ld
toys aud'u uoe't!ly stock Of oaudiss. Maj. 'Eibcy
has brcscusett iuth8 AsytIm 9Nl uOunt i,uskuF,
snlnlcaIly 1rslouped with easdlnAl sn'Jn rib
'Eba 1lon!o for the. Frtend,ess Will have Its
Christmas festivities Thursday nttcrnoots., oo-
AZ - mi tjhS yIfk Il
, 1881-12-27
A YEARS MURDERS.
There Were Only Thirty.seven
In Chicago During
1881.
Tie Stories Surrounding These Cases
Of FntRl i.lonl.lcts
ting,
And the Punishment, Where There Was
Any, for Messiours, the
Murdo.era.


ncsse., lts full shurc Of fntal blood. letting In
f,ncnv,, Thrro are tiyr rp,uoin,no t,uys, huwcyrr
a. Nv, .,n .msno, M n III tn
t1ae e,to"eh t"s 'nu ss"hlu"'s -.'e ~. ,r, w
blou1y record for tho ycar, nu tho disposition
np to aat' of tho 'narlersrs ,s who helped to
1naAa II eo II set 4orth s'eto"'
No. !. ....
TIM t}rss killing Of rho year was that Of rniltly
Nos.' IL" =. oy "a's ,s,.,''s.'u ,'asnu ma,
NIL. who WIS shut In the ufterTuon Ut Sunday.
Ji1 ~ !tl IL fuetInn Hight bctwepn rt.ugha aIid
tGt,.yes fran tho suutb md wcst Sides who
disputed s''o possession oi piece ot 'ao N me
river ncar tho railroad bridge ut sixtehnt1
t,axs ,n,or 1m, ~, Ia tho yury last urent stub.
,,,',,. ,,rsnI " to,, ,.ho ANN him, rhn no,Irc
opr orrs;, le,,a srvnra, v vn,,s rspcraou, nv ~
rcnrly ul Of tt,on, ps,s.csacd ruyutvurs and fired
them ,ullsyrlm!rately In tho tght, it was i'm.
pos7'as !" pt''' ~ '"' "''''0s "@"'''' "'' nv
THO next killing recorded was that OF Peter
smith. yo'lns mum Of II years, llvlnE with hls
pale'ts ~ a. N,' H., a.s f ""p -, '
ai1iaiaer. inflicted fetr Jay! l'efors y Peter
h W. ~ ~, ',yn III u, "ys wns IN i ws t.u,ah;
at nM Nv II ns ~H" ';,nn,,ng 10 husd ~ asmao Fur
s..s' " Snrc wns i1,,.unt t., trial Muy II. ad
Iio,.lu,u x"tty. w,,s sentenced to tour years II,
11nr II ci~r1n 4thn,i
@Ae A'o'oA ~ '.''''' : -
OLD MAN FFEitS. .....
Suudny, Feb. =. Lazarus Stgrls, an eccentric
old lirhrew. living ultule IN u r,,o1 ut No. ;As
Clark street, was 'toull denil In bct under cir.
c,tlstn,1c.s which Be.l,le IL suggest tt,,I Vtny.
lt thu following dug tho authorities concluded
tn.,, y,la nothing In thv G,,sr. and the t}r,t1ef'a
i,ry c!uscsl it rp, NJ they tno,lyht tur ytu,l.
In returning II verdict that t1enh wns
ei,,sutl by MsJhy kin trolM nstklttN hrstet,td by
prty,lttuti. Tls verdict st0sl Until July = wlsGfl
ihu police mule puuILu thu ruStlat oC tnvestiut-
lima showing Gtu,t thu oil nlin WIS Mutt1u!Iy,
fr,Hhtoiled 10 death by twu ta,ltrul men. Jul,u*
u, lii ulia EhnrIes Il. DGnu. a!ii cripple, AiIs-
fi,i ,ury,s, who tnytiH thtir WY into hlR room
tnr thr M,rpus!.o or tNrry,ux u',l ii plot frr roh-
inr him which pl,it Ind I,ucn C.s,lGtIuiG.l by Max
Wilbur, Nutioiph Vu,i liu.att. Anslin llurns. a,l
other lmyk Of tt1n neigllnrnoG, wflu flppsad
thu tI ,iun wral,hy. 'rhu parties l,AHe nll lIcsn
nrrrs,cl, but tho case has ii0t yet beGR brJl,8ht
Ia triui.
On Tho morning Of Suiitiny, MMrch - Ucrurred
tru murder ot Geurge stullrfte ut tho Wabash
Avenue Pavilion l,y Hurry Gilmore, Il thief n.1
c,,ltlicnce- 1uftn, vita s set ftYiyt ftttn JUS
fice. Motlrle was ju tho etlpIuy pf BILL Htn,p-
SUI II hUrsr jnckpy, ana went 10 thu snlt,t,tl it
Mrs sli,,uss rcti,iest to ask Hi. VIM hull bern
,it u, n snrcc nil fhe prcrit,l1s 1livEt with I'LL
t,"re mi Ad snc,. ths proprietor vt The pnvii-
N Il, et,,,,r ho,lr. flle murder w,ts Ii cu!ll-
l)lt,! o ntlr titl,.t,yu irtltf, tho first ntypt
Gnred to face .li4 fato hy s.lrrG,rrIug himself.
, 1881-12-27

and therots NJ, enemy that can be tbo,,nt.
WIN would tl9 such fastarlly ,lcn t,r noo ~
vot,guancr. It IA thought, with tbirtniv" "cso Fo
residents IL Asllard. who, afcr boii,v ,et'on,f9 nf9
w tho boy tol!y In tt,eIr Intorcourro w,h "a
girls 4onolul1f1 that thulr nnly sufgty ~. tto M
killing him. mud tich to ahc1 Themselves IN -
exposuto Of tho crlnc Of iuurlor, thoy I,,,hl. I,s.
crutl tho Elrls. ''"n.
, 1881-12-27

n ~
ss,'!s stsnn snS rc, % s,re ahoi, whtcl, strnuk an
Ee K.. oM1j M Sc yenrs. III xnyu Himself N, e
ttn n,lturItes, mud wis held to nwntt tho action
Of tlIo Hrand Jury upon u nhnrTe OF .Grlu.Innl
cneecsn.st. bMt !liat toly lnllcd to indlst him.,
n,rp mfy a Sy WI. " Iss' toun dsns Ss tho o, ~
y s'iSps sn's IT. No. eFy f1 4%S syens X
tos}s' i': I'll s:ore % ana Wii!isia unw w!,its II
await @ tSe aetion nf she Traisd jury, il having
inoli shuw.i tint In Il quarrel Ae threw i,arrick
ilowa- -stulrs mt br,ku h's neck. III this case
MI s.nsy ais % csSii'g, j"iy II "hn l,ohnn. s.ovc-
,,t,rr. atibin.l and ksa II drunken c.,s,,uanlon
Of . NJ, Il ssah'sa,, "v".u iehat, cscapoi aud
-. ~, ~
SN'Ht "F hi'onu'
Aug. ! Il day long tu bo rtlnelas,eret1 In the
erlnl!nnl aIiihis 1T Cd1tMEt. no lct. thin three
'ss H. ,hex H. nxsnr ~ eo ho sts n
nsEr, i,a'ne,i jerry ,siiiFan, VIII ma beei
hs lived viii Il nntorio'.s wengh k,,owl, 10 tho
p@ec , ~ ns ss rsurn nH mH a,,8
wu tvn,s 1r ',r.;a1i.. and ~, i,ItMK
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1t Is d nptccnbio fact that wo can never pick
Mp paprE Without rcal!us Ut DR.. uulls Cough
bjrup.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-17
A Fish Story.

Some Eastern tourist had been spin
ming some incredible yarns, when one
of the party turning toan old mountain
eer, said
Bill, that gets away with fishing in
Montana, don't it 2"
"Wall, don't know bout that"
"Do you mean to say that you have
caught larger fish ?''
mo, but I've caught some purity big
fellers."
"Come, now, tell us the weight of the
largest trout you ever caught"
"Wall, can't exactly tell as to the
weight, but you folks can figger on it,
Now, you know it is over two hundred
miles around the Yellowstone Lake
Put that down. AS / said before, 1
don't know the weight of the biggest
trout ever yanked out, but did haul
up one on the beach, and after landed
him The lake fell three feet, and it
hasn't riz since"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-17
7 w. ROW E, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon Dentist.

Office near Bixlers Mills, where all professional
business will be promptly at tended to. Dental
work OF all kinds warranedn price and quality
May 25. $50. ly.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-17

WYNN. A. MORRISON
w JUSTICE OF THE 2 e ACE a nd q ENERAL
COLLECTOR. .NEwGERMANTowN, Perryco. ), Pa.
~ kemittanceswillb be made promptly for all
Collections made. 744
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-17

rB- To say that Jones' noseis a rouser
would be stating it mildly. 1t stands
out on his profile like good deed in
naughty world, or a lighthouse on q
beach. And Jones is sensitive about
that nose. Seeing strange young man
gazing at him the other day, Jones be-
came uneasy, until he finally broke out
with,
"Well, what are you staring at Do
you see anything remarkable about
me ?''
"Nose, sir" was the rather equivocal
reply of the young man as he lodged
around the corner.-Boston Transcript.