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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-11-02

ffYfs Shcrafrs ssale. EAR 4
vs.. Lefiore Circuit Court

By virtue Of writ of venditioHi exponas to
Ne se Gesr he Of ke q county
u.s., &x tie Courthouse door hi the town OF
Bro0lShaven. proceed to sell, to the highest
biadet fo5 e;elt tAefoliowine Described prop
The W hf Of sw Or of see 4; and NV or of NV
or u W hf of ne Or e So or ofnw or & hf of ne
ar Of sec 8; sw or Of ne qr of see g Z, r east
!. all In Lincoln county. Miss, levied on as the
and win be sold to satisfy the Judgment aud
costs In the above stated case. This 18th day of
oefo oct,s lsa2se 4efsA J: MIk sri
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An extraordinary thing in ladies bonnet
"a cheap one.
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Gulf & Ship island n. n.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior has decided the
matter of the application of Mr..
Writ Adams, President of the Gulf
& Ship Island Railroad in Mississip-
pi, to have even sections of public
lands granted to that road by Act
of August 18th, 1856, Withdrawn
from settlement, by refusing to al
low the application. This grant
was made to the road in 1856, con.
ditional upon the completion in ten
years. This condition was to be
complied with, and up to beginning
of the war of rebellion no plan def
mite location had been filed with the
local Land Office, as was required
by law. In 1879 the land was thrown
open to presumption, and no protest
was filed up the date of Mr.. Adams's
letter in July last. In his dicision
the Secretary says that two bills
are pending before Congress-one
providing for cancellation of the
grant, and the other for re grant,
of the land to that railroad. Under
these circumstances he therefore de-
clined to entertain Mr.. Adams's
application. ,-.-.
How senator Lamar Feels To-
ward Maj. BarlksdalO.
We copy the following extracts
from letter written by Maj. S. v.
D. Hill to the Macon Beacon he
having recently met Senator Lamar
in St. Louis.
In speaking Of the political situa-
ton in Mississippi, l referred to the
charge that he didnot favor the cleo
ton Of Col. Barksdale in the sev-
enth district. This he repealed
with indignation, and stated that
he not only desired the election of
Col. B. but would canvass the dis
trict in his behalf, if it were not for
his domestic misfortune, He spoke
Of his eminent fitness for a seat in
Congress, of his fallful, efficient and
long continued service to the party,
and bow much he regretted not be-
ing able to take an active part In
securing his election,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-11-02
physicians have ms

When is vegetable not vegetable?
When it Is what yoa eauliAower.
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l meant said he, to buy new hat-a
stove pipe; but it ended in smoke.
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Bishop PAYNE, the oldest Bisho,

Bishop Payne, the oldest Bishop
of the Methodist Church South.
died atihis homein Aberdeen, Miss.
ON the 10Th ult., In the eighty-third
year Of his age. He always kept .
diary Of his life and two days before
his death he wrote in it, almost
,home.'n - 81 5....,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-11-02

WHxN physicians have made use Of o.
presexiptiOn for years in their privStel
practice with certain success, it.iS 6
duty that they owe to mankind u but
suchfemedies within reach of all, and this
is done by $ copyright, n-such Is the case
with DIR. Sherman's PRIcKLY ASH .BIT-
TIERS, and theyshave proved to be q Hess
ing to mankind. Fersale by All druggists
everywhere, at one dollar per bottle
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-11-02
''Sodth and West, !"

1t is q first-class Agricultural paper. publish
ed semi-mOnthly. All who send us their sub
cember list. we will send them the paper until
January list, 1884, Sample copies Containing
premium lists sent Tree on application. Address
''South and West 800 N. Sd st, st. Louis, Mo.
moth
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Z f
On the very day Folger was tell
ing the public that there been .
1 terrible. shrinkage'' Of securities
ever since the Ohio election, United
States fives had advanced one per
cent. since that election, aud there
was nothing the matter with any
other Government securities.
Sister ChanteL, the aged Direc-
tress Of the Orphan Boys Asylum,
New Orleans, was knocked down
and run oyer bY fpriously driven
team and severely injured on the
z5h aitssaaala bs.as ast,lls .ale E,sta ,tsa
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
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Comparative Cotton Statement.

The following is the comparative cotton
statement as made up in New York fof the
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cLoSING PRICES OF BOSTOY STOCKS
BOSTON Thursday. Sept. ~ 1882
CLOSING PRICES PHILA DELPHiA SrOOKS
gs,,y,si,J F,t, l. DAVIS cD. L. Vt.-T
THURSDAY, sep. 2l-P. N.

THURSDAY, sept PIP.
The stock speculation drags, aud "a consequence
there WAS to-day further shrlnkagc Of values no'
lore but sufficient TO create an uneasy feeling on
the part of marginal holders of stocks. The morn.
ing news failed to confirm yesterdays reports Oh
intended bond purchases. or 10 furnish an item
from which yesterdays reports cond have orgy
mated. To.days Washington ~ reports were Una.
there would not he an announcements oil a oonu
call or bond purchase made this week. Prooaov
to-day's reports are nearly from Official souroo
As were Yesterdays rumors and no more So p"
WAS known what the Treasury considers as Wv
necessary amount 70 be held as reserve iulu' az"
the method by which that result WAS drTl'eu rS
the rumOr-mongers Of Treasury intentions "oTr'
find their trade Improbable, because every n'".-
Vont person who watches tho movement oi luonV'
in and out OF the Treasury py o'"
receipts and payments would know as Wen "s Wv
Secretary when "a surplus applicable Tor 'po p ,
chase OF bonds was accumulated ana AZ ""o"' nf
time If could safely be disbursed The question o.
what is the rate for money or whether lhonV a
easy or stringent does not affect the conditions '.
the Treasury, which alone should decide the 49,
of pnyinp or calling bonds. As usual Oh i,'''
the Vanderbilt specialties were the su"hs 80 80
but they weakened ut the close to-day ana L'Ns
Shore closed n lower than last evening. Meh's-
Central per cent lower, Central ana n"u use,
lower. and Canada Southern l. lower l "'"" ,bs
was specially weak all day ana ANS.
last hour Erie suddenly with i"IH' IN,
actions, declined more than per 0sN% IN,
Northern PaciGcs were well sustained ~ sorlp
regular declaration Of the IL l-lo per enaues
di,idend which was recommended by the HN' .,.
oo,,r,it,ee , week ago. Northwestern SlooA' A..
1T 90 ,,otica IN tho Stock Exchange Oh %" -
tended issue Of 1920 shares III eoun'o ',,atarys
the consolidation of two OF It's pnso,tled 40
roads The market closed weak al" "D'
the lowest prices OF the day sDt bonds
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CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals for plving the newly
y made .and from Pier New 80 70 ic New 50 ~ Kw.il
received tr Der artmrnt OF Docks III and ll9 uine
IT, uu.i MONDAY september -. l~12 az H. o'c0c1
F0 mn Information an, City record copies foI SAFE al
40. tity Hoh
NOTlCE.-PIODOSalS for repairing hulkhcad
aDd platform between Piers 20 and 2l T. r. and the pier
~ jd st. b. r.. VIII be received 10y the Delai imtn
OF Doch- IL AID rs Dudu, Uutu Monday september
% 40 H. O'Clock For iuli HiumaiOn see Tie CITY
Record copies foi sale az No. . cry iidll
MOI ICE.-PrOpOsais for paving the newly
~ made land from Pier 80 60 Pier (Ncwi II, v
r.. be received hy thc department ot Docks - ad
llg Duau, uu,l OciOIei %. ~ o. l2rclock
m information The city KccOli copies Tor sale
nt 40 city Hal.
NOIICE.-P Proposals for estimates for dredg
y r al The foot Of Goth r. will Doe received by the De-
.rment Of Docks ~ ard Il9 Duane 81 until Monday
September - l-S2 a. II Oc0ck for iui Indignation
The CITY Record; copies for sale AT 80. . city lial
NOTiCE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
al the Once Of the supervisor II the IT'S Record No
CITY Hall II o'clock september - lss2, FOR
printing and Dis ributing CITY Record.
Fol fnl Information see city Record copies ior sale al
No. =. city Hal
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Nllnlua.

IOCUISTIrA, Sierra Grandc and all other
~ initiated mining bought aud sold toso quo atoms
daily. W. BHl.NloN WEiLl.''' 90 "io''.N"N-
NOTICE-TUSCAROR STOCKHOLDERS
" lilo stockholders OF tho Iuscarora Mil nnd Mining
Cpupanv ars hereby notified call 40 the company Office
SO ialiorniast Room IT, san francisco Cal ana have
her stock la Company exchanged Tor stock ot the tk0
Snn Wtine Conuanr thc Tuscarora VI. aud NJ. Company
having becn merged into the fkO con Mining company At
Tic .tockholl-rs' meeting held on January ~ lhS2 NY
order of the Board Of Directors. +. SPELLING.
secretary pro tenn
ROBERT f. LEE MINlNG CO.
III Property ut LEADViLLE COLORADO
Capifni BOO 200 shares Pan value. $40.
J.. ID kOUDEBU5H, President WILLIS A BARNES
New.York onlce 81 Nassau'st secy and Treas
COUTUERN EUREKA MINING COMPANY,
- Mine and NIL. Plumas County, Cal
Capital poo 900 shareai par value, $40 each.
Pres. J. b. SCOTT. vicepres., MARTIN SCHULTZ
Treas WIN, II MERsEREAUt hccyr JOHN GRAY
once, no Broadway, New York.
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Sept. Cir. ".

THURSDAY. Sept. cir W.
business ct the Mining Stock Exchanges continues
dnl and to-day further depression IN prices was
general Robinson Consolidated wac of cents at
I.3OQ1.95 and Silver Cliff declined from 80 to 80
a67 cents. Chrysotc was 10 cents lower at l.oo
and Hal-Anderson was 8 cents lover q Is5
Caledonia Is. III. was up cents at = 10. Inc C0,n-
stocks generally were higher; COnsOIidaied Fir-
ginia advanced from 80 10 lie, and California
from 20 10 n cents
SALEs AT rHE HIyiYS EYcHANGEI
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ITNDER THE Sun, by Phil. Robinson. is
= one Of the delightful Of ent books. The sly
is fascnatius ia -j pictures Iucne' and there
is now and then adeicous quaintncss nat recalls Charles
Lamb 4 volume such - this is in day when the
art OF casay writing almost aud forgotten. Ere sh
ness yieor bumo patho graphic power keen 10 We for
lure gentle for amin ais and pleasing originality,
among the more carmn Characteristic Of this WORK, which
i, be lead azain aud asu with renewed sasfdcon Its
scenes are laid and whether "a" author dis OF
the elephant tlc roccIos some bird thar has attracted h-
attention flower; whether De describes an cNcit
ing hunt o. tells cl0us soy wheherhe morlizes
gves Il e. reas his fancy De- Is always brilliant faacna
ling Nivlcious and mastery. II is difficult 10 write Of thi,
remarkable without supcra bat IL rs not too much
10 psi.. thai IL Is impossible eNacgeate ITS pccusr merits
share 81 nac uu0n IT, li f. not
for thc and At VIII nd delight
il. saturday Gazette. Tue second edition
s. now ready PIce 81 30.
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:. .Ihc Gleat Epics Of Medimval Germany

=. V'hc Great Epcs of Medieval Germany
is a very oppoltunc und exceedingly interest ne
boos-oppoItuuc because Of The pton.Lon." which tie
WOLF Of RichAd Wagner Nj Tounyson n Mr.. win
bnrne has Of att given TO tales which aud rhcr
IN these medieval legends. and interesting. II mainly
bccause OF thei character and position IN general III.
,r,r,r. vet also 10 a considerable extent because
of t~ way iu which they orc here outlined bfPl".
fr..or pjrrod The enits patty u tft and
I'm ycrso c English rcud. Iinas o. Ode German ',n-
In General the work Of Professor DpOd Bays the Graphic
Price u Oh. Published Dy
ROBERTS BROS, Boston.
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Ncw }]nbIitatlons

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Nllnlllq.

THE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, \. Y
4 lOc per copy. sample copies sent tr0e. - yearly.
BANkING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Mining AMI sold AT rates. O COMMISSION
\. II. ClusOLM CO.
NEW. YORK. sept - 1882.
HNUE annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Mount Pleasant Mining Company, Tor the election Of
trustees aud other business Will be held at
thu OF Lord. Day Lord No l2o Broadway ON Wednes
day the day OF October prOXinO, at IL o'clock Nj
Transfer viii be closed september 30 and remain
closed until october o. WM y. OLMsiED, secretary.
VHE annual meeting of the stockholders of
the FIceand Mining COmpany Colorado Will be held az
the once OF the company. No 80 Broadway. NowNOrs on
TUESDAY % lsS, at II O'Clock Tor the purpose of elect
Inc trustees aud The such other business
may the meeting Transfer books septem
Der -. lso2 Al o'clock D. N. u. b. NtNDENAL.
secretary.
THE Annual Mcetingot the stockholders of the
i ROSENILLf.AiTA CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
PANN will be- held at the ONCE OF the company No Il broad
Wny NowNok Room lOd the ID day OF october 1882 at
O'Clock Tor the election Of Trustees io e ensuing year and
o the transaction Of such other business as may come be-
forfeit
Transfer books viii be closed days before election.
FREDERIC Il. BAUHY,
NewYoTk, sept Is. 1882. Secretary.
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.


steamer. ASI'klRKXGAN5iE'rir aaS sroSINaT6N Leave
daily !rHcep nnutay,, p H. iro Poe 49, " r. ''''
1cSc, Tor sal ornepd nci,' oac'; stati room!
sccurco at cesqi I't,I & A. A. Avenue AMI
Whdso. IIote ueAet aile. ~ .., p,...,,.r A,,pt.
- MIINEAF;01IS. COLORADO, OREGON. CALI.
foKAIA ana ali points in NEBRASKA. CrAt, MoN.
TANA, DANOrA MINNnSOrA AMI the SOUTHWEST
arc reached direct from CHICAGO vAtis
CHICAGO AND NoRTIWEsrERN Ry
Itrnns nom two dyo trains dIly each way between
CHICAGO and promiaent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNs IMPERIAL PALACE D1NiNG CARS west Of CHI
ca.o ~ LLMAN SLEEPt' are ran ou ali OF It's through
ana NJ t trans. For rates ol llre amt other Information
apply b., eitcr per t. coupon ticket mt OF to
l. +. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent 40. 10 broadway. Ney.Yo
= ttiiIl, RIVER AND HARB0R TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Per A. =. H., FOOT OF Cort'anltst
con.iancnts VI ircs.t any par
Of the world
UNLQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for deliver, oi al kinds Oh irc9ht and mer
chaud 81 to any part oi the city.
sEAAND IARBOK TOWING AND RINERAND HAIR.
BUR LIGHIERAGE
Freight every description promptly ishtcred 70 any point
IN the LalboI at reasonable rates
-rLAMGOATa, HAErEe AND GROVES 10 CHAR
s.emc John y. st4rin and hIaslus c9rans for NEW.
NtIti0POLG- ENPKISS CO., between New-YOrk ana
Ncw-ila,tn. Gaze and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points L. & ". D. AZ At Pier 10.
For Sew. laycu and point, Fast at PIER -
NttsIH SHORE. IAIEN ISLAM D.-Eicye Miles FOR
Ten Gems. VIA steamers Pier a.; nehal.st
a.. TRIAL lIPl AItu toIuilLifIw. y. dry Docks
Machine Boiler SHOPS every lining appcl tanning TO the
col.iiu, i.on ana roiaIrU vessels.
U1ROY BOATS-CTTIZEN'S LINE.-Ncw
L steamer SARATOGA and cry OF Troy leave daily
toulclsf connecting win morning trains North and
Wet SUNDAY steamer todcuc5Jt AlDtu'
I,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE
4 FOR PRONI DENCf BOSTON AND THE EA3E
AIIENIL. FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three express daily -uiays eXccptd u Boston AZ
500 M, tpailot cars Mltc "' ~ - W. WIN
palace sleeping c1r-.I
.f.., t'...,. lt,tttr- 900 i''.TuN All. ItAII..r,
NEWPORT espresso T. a., Nal.0i cars AltacAoLj ut.
IYtt Newport y.
PROVIDENCE special express No ~ (p LrJr 3hr5 ~
tacnedI. Aru.tsiI Providence 1870 p. m.
tickets 4nu piOr seats secured At flih Avenue All
WINDSOR Hotel offices, and at Grand Central DtfOS
l. " .EiLkINo General Passenger Aseli
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PROVIDENCE LINE. ..,,.,..

4 iOE PROV DEN J. DINE l.
Connect !ng wiz Iroyllei' c mi Wotc.. ,er llR -
for sI POI.>T- NOftIII me EAST, va OKCLHTER.
Tie entirely ami elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND,
on Monday. and Fridays and the magnificent
steamer 1T SETS on tuesdays. thursdays and
m M rom Pier % y. r., foot of Waren-st.
Connections made a. Providence, VIA J. and ". K r.,
Tor Worcester aud ei Northern Eastern and White
NouufqI1 upnf> Tickets at ali principal ticket
oi.r -iitcro1ms gri a. Offices of Nestcott ExpIes
90 al Nsfor lOu-" 30, S-i, "31 and Al Broad
wv aud al ih A,eu aud Nilisol io'el ticket Offices
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Gieamboais ano Railroads.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAlLROAD
~ TRAINS FROM - YORK. ,,.,, N,
BAITTMORE AND OHIO KAlLkOAD-f&Wess i"'
waIineton and tho West-1, 7. and II ,,on phil.
CfNTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JLK-Eh-for, rIn LA
dciphia-7 u.s. $50 and ll5 a IN, $780, L. 49, o''V "n
EUTE RAILwAY--9a a. m, and p m: n,,,,,, osio
NEW.YOKK CENTRALATD HUDSON RfVER-sS'fV
and los9e aqd 90 aud p M 9so w..t and South
Iitsburgh-s H. M, and p NJ t0r Cm9ssC- % and nd
For the south Washng tOn'l5 $50 ana ~ "a "
Is snd 10 Limited l. 800 $40, :, o, ~ anu u
D. NJ
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and ST JOHN leave pier Al. North River foot
of Canal.st every WEEK DAY. OF .. M, conhrciHg q.
Albany Csunday morning excepted with tians NOrh' "c'
Ezcar1on tickets to Albany and return Sqo9 oaay 81 o.
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Vib-
~ bari.-Dav CSunday ezcepted. leave Vestry,st Per
$50, Vs. 22,sI a. NJ E[ootyHe cyw n1eA Pokccpsde
beck by forrJJ VITA 2ii5 D. trains on Ulster Del H. X,
at Csisi Wlh sfcca Train on CLt.h.l ~ X 10 re-
trains for the NORTH Z WEST & Special Sasutoga Exp
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on llOU
j. sATONIC aud SAUGAIUCk ADs-Steanrrs
leave Al marine lip 1880 M, BOO p MS 21d.', Last
River .. m. rare lower than ~ aIy other r0l's
EOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman Shoppers via y: " ~ H. and H. H. r. leaves
Drygt IT 1888 - ict uckeJ3
via New and NewEngaud Railroad at Grand Cehu
Depot ana 9til' iPd' hotoi+
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
il Kill MOCNTAINS.-Landmga at crin;ton's Lanill5
PoughkoeDse E,opuS. connecting win Ulster ana DeIa,
ware ana stony dove l,alcDll% Steamboats, city Of
Catskillan James W. BALDWIN lolye dtiy 40 p M root
Of Harrsonst, North tEer eXCcpS 9<Iuudf" "ic" 'lo
y.
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Dcrmln Gxterminn!ors.

COSTAR'S Rat Mouse, Roach, Bedbug, Flea,
~ Insect EXtcminatOrs inalblc remedies not poisonous
DANGEROUS to Sc West 400 BrOOrc-st.
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Sales bp Aultion.

Sales bp Anctlon.
4 SSIGNEE SALE.-We will sell on Monday,
4 october . 1892. a. clock No Ludlow 1T, New
YORK CITY quantity OF coal horse etc, by order VI
Joshua KautTOwiz, assignee Of Abraham GOldstein.
HEHThBEHG K HAHMAN,
j. r. SOLOMON, AucOneers 20j 9th ave.
Attorney ior Assignee, 1856 Broadway.
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CLOSING Prices Or CALTFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANcIscO, Thur.day. Sept y. 1892.
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FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON and all points East The steamers BRIS'
Toll and PRONiDENCE leave Sew York daily, indays IN
clulei. r. from Pier s. y H. 1901 or MURRAY 81
NEWPORT LINE for newport MlTthls vineyard Nai-
tUd Gl local points me Cii 'olOhy
Steamers y ENPOR 1 and OLD COLONY leave Ne"'N OK
SUNDAYS excepted ~ 4, from per - y H.
Cinuectio by \ NNLX BOAT from BroOklyn p m. Jer-
scy ~ D. M Tickets AID -tlicroOns for both lines may
be secured Sew YORK az all principal hotels transfer ahu
ticket Offices az IN Office on Pier ~. and on steaueit
GEOEdE !. CONNOl,, Gcnl rae. Ag' nL
e. If1N
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The MONEY MARKET.
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER 81, 1882.

7HE GENERAL LIST
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nnNnS ANDRAYK STOCKS.

IL seller 90 days.
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IOIN saIo' I0 TITcWaY WV w
Seller 30 seller 10, seller 10.
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sALgs.--lsnAEE5 Sold
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Am. Ny
INK eat. est "a. Tx
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-08-19
UNEXPECTED MASS MEET
INCS.

Unexpected mass meetings are I'M
safe mediums for the expression of
party sentiment. When they are
called at short notice they are almost
invariably called in the interest of
some particular candidate who thinks
by that means to create diversion
in his own favor. The so-caled IN.
pledged tickets put up at these meet
ings are in reality as rule only
tickets pledged to certain acts or
men, but forced upon the people I'M
dur false name. At these meetings
few active partisans are usually able
to control the organization, and the
resolutions adopted or actions taken
are liable to be entirely out of ac-
cord with the sentiments of the mass
of the party. Another objection to
meetings called suddenly with view
of debating party policy, is that
large number cannot attend within
certain hours, who when given a
whole day or half day to express
their opinions by ballot can find time
to attend before the polls close.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-08-19
PhOiO-Art Gallery.

G. E. Peterson, formerly Of Vir
ginia, has opened photograph gal
lery at No. 90 Pike street. He is
prepared to furnish pictures in all
styles finished in the best manner.
Mr.. Peterson is noted for
the correctness of the likenesses
which he produces, and he is also an
artist with the brush and can paint u
lite sized portrait from a photograph
or any small picture, or finish it at.
ter any fashion. His aim is to ac-
commodate his patrons, aud thosecall-
ing upon him will receive courteous
attention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-08-19

WHEN any druggist or dealer
tries to sell you, or tells you that some
other remedy is as good or better,
when you ask for Ammen's Syrup,
look him in the face, and You will see
that God has stamped upon his couu
tenance in unmistaksble characters
the word cupidity, and by inyestiga-
ton you will find he is recommend
Ing some decoction OF his own that
costs him only a few cents to prepare,
or some patent remedy upon which
he makes large profit. Ask for
Ammens's Cough Syrup. Take no
other. Buy Is cent or so cent bot
tie. Test ityourselt. 1t stands upon
its merits.