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The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
Redemption Of fLands.

Notice f. hereby Given that \ VI. Henry hrs
thls day redeemed she ~ af fue l. ) uf
Section q, I D. nprth, x east il Mis.ts-ip-
~ county. Arkinsas, 10y paving into thr
Cnunty Treasury thc SUN 81 Two dol arr uul
dty-siS ceHf- Is .fGt. ~uil and un- -lld 30
dciaqueui tx sale April ilih. IL 8. and ihtrc
bought by George t Thomas
Wines my h4il at utiic' ihs 18th, day of
Noy1Incbr, 1884, HtGl X MC'N LlsH
III .A-2t Clerk.
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29

yHRg sT for the working class nd lU
ttts 3Hgputs Tor pustage, and zee wiz
1TEsf. amaii v0r FVfr. roFIi yH H.UIH'o
~ d 81 - btA ~ q mp goods ia5t wiu l'Ht
gou in lhc way rf making m0 re money in leW
day than yua ever tbor.Ht pu.sil tt wy
business. Capital oiwgu.rCd We Will star,
y0u lHu ctu WrrS al nr 'iht o' in s.a' .
lime Gully, TAr worl, is uuivrr-tlA udnrf'd O..
earn trlH jU cents t1 81 uyrfy cNtulHL That
all VINO want Warg may fs-t tilr hu-I ces Wr
axe hl- uuuur |Ileiud 0llrr, 90 Iil VlJ are rut
well satisfied we VIII send : 10 pay ter tht
noubls of Wrtiugus lu'l natt cu.lr-, di tc-
iiIus. etc. scuI free. Fortunes $40. DE made
by hose who give fh,Ir wtolr ttu e. t4 th' york.
Drtat surrc-- ahspIuiely sure DIu't dI0r.
Munr
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
Notice.

Notice is hereby glyea that on the 9TH day OF
September, 1854 my wife, Anna Norman, de-
serted my bed and board and that " ill not
be responsible lo- any contract made or enter
I'd into by hcr in my name or otherwise.
rosembcr 10th. 1854.
MARTIN NORMAN.
o Biackwoud. attorney
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
OsceOla Rain Drops.

Prcwitt X Howe keep a full line of
Standard Drugs, Fine Cigars and
Tobaccoes, School Books, Paints,
Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Hale made
a flying trip to Memphis last Tues
day-returning Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Roussan, was among
The passengers on the Coahoma
bound for the city, last Thursday.
HILL & LocKERr's original Iron
Tonic Syrup, and Podo. Anti-mala-
rial Pills for sale by II. B. SMITH,
Golden Lake, Ark.
Mr.. Peter Brickey went To Lit
lie Rock last Sunday to attend the
Grand Lodge of the A. F. & A. NJ.
Mr.. Stephen Higgs, one of the
few remaining pioneer citizens of
Mississippi County, died last Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. r. N. Tucker,
after short visit to friends and rela-
tives in Kentucky eturned home last
week.
HILL & LocKERT's original Iron
Tonic Syrup and Podophillen Anti
malarial Pill, Wholesale and Retail
at PRFwIrr & HOWE.
If madam Rumor is correctly
quoted, several weddings will take
place here in Osceola, in the near
future.
Mr.. Frank Y. McGavock. Of
Franklin, Tenn, formerly of Pecan
Point, this county, was among the
arrivals in our town this week.
HoUsroN, Perry Go. Ark,
Sept. 9th, 1854.
Mess. Hill & Lockert; One bottle
of your Iron Tonic Syrup cured my
little boy of chills, and relieved me
of Indigestion.
Thomas +. OGtEsBY.
Mrs. Peter Brickcy left last
Tuesday for Marianne, to attend the
bedside of Mrs. j. II. Parnell, her
sister, who is reported dangerously
i'll.
DR.. -. 4. Richardson left
Thursday on y visit to his home,
nesr New Haven, Conn. We wish
hm a pleasant trip and safe re-
turn.
--Rev's. Mcssrs. Cochran and
Weaver, Presbyterian Ministers, oi
Memphis, are holding series of
religious services at this place; all
are invited to attend.
Mess. Hill & Loekert All of
your Iron Tonic Syrup and Podo-
phillin Anti-malarial Pills that |
have sold has given entire satisiac-
tion. Those that have used them
say that hereafter they will have no
other. | am out Of the pills, send
one doz. boxes. ii. b. SMITH,
Golden Lake, Ark.
-Osceola High School will en-
tertain the public December 18th,
and 18th, at the Baptist Church.
Programme announced III our next
issue.
Maj. F. r, Lauier, of Memphis,
came up on the Coahoma last Tues
day. on flying trip. He called at
the TIMES office, paid up old scores,
and renewed for two years to come.
Thanks.
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29

Thia capol1 I.emody fo- Goa
supaIon, Dysprp.la, Lndlscs-
ticn, E.gCr Compliant, and ell
Liver Disal SOS. iia5 5ean In
constant uq9 - the pubiic f,r
nfty years, and rs moro popular |
to-day than ever before. Buy
none bot n. s. Thcdfore 6 Co.'s
original and Conuine, r:ianufao- |
tarod b. Tho hatt1nOogn Rirdi-
cino Co., nt Chattanooga Tenn.
Every package enclosed ia Io,-
low Wrapper.
Trial package by mall, fifteen
cents. :
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
WHAT is THE USE

OF taking a great bolus of mcdi-
cine, or half dozen of the ordinary
run of pills when one or two Of Hill
4 Lockerts little Podophillin Anti
malarial pills is better. These pills
thoroughly excites the liver to heal
thy action, regulates the bowels,
stops headaches, hatkaches, aching
limbs, pains in the side and other
symptoms incident to a torpid liver.
Try them and you will use no other.
For Sale By PREwiTT & HOWE.
DR.. Dunnayant, who accomra-
MED Mrs. Dunuavant to Hot Springs.
returned last Tuesday After CON
sulting with the resident physicians
of Hot Springs, it was decide that
the waters would be of no benefit to
her, hence she returned, and is now
at Bartlett, Tenn, at her old home.
While engaged in a playful
scuflle last Saturday night, Mr.. c. X.
Trout, the town Marshal, had his arm
broken just above the wrist. Since
then he has been frequently remind
ed of the danger Of "Monkeying with
the boys"
Cleveland and Hendricks elect
ed by 81 electoral vote, and We
hope that those who we have favol
ed with credit will Immediately fay-
or US by paying up.
PREwITT & HowE.
In our perambulations about
town in search of items, we observed
carpenters at work cutting out a
pattern for two-story house to be
erected on the lot between Stowell
& Heinz's store aud J. NJ. Steve
sons store. The house is being put
up by Capt. f. NJ. Ayes, and is to
be occupied by Mr.. f. A. Garlick.
The State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction having made the re-
quest that all Arkansas teachers send
samples ofclass work to the Worlds
fair, the pupils of Osceola High
School are at work on specimens.
Miss Ballou requests that parents
realize the improvement consequent
upon such work and send each child
rsgqlsFly during the present month.
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29

w are informed that Mr.. IOhn
keiser, while on bis way from here
to Hickman Ky, on one of the am
chor line steamers, was robbed Of IA
gold watch, diamond pin and 5000 in
gold. The thief, one oi the cabin
boys, was arrested on the boats ar
rival in St. Louis.
Capt. w. II. Rust, travelling
agent for the popular drug firm of
w, NJ. Akin X Co. of Evansville, Ind
was among the callers during the
week. He has been on the road for
three months now, an | is on his way
home. He reports the preparations
being made at NeS Orleans, for the
Worlds Exposition, as simply i'm
mense, and that it will be the big
gcst show the world ever saw.
EVERYBODY should go to it.
WANTED.
Twenty-Five mule teams and
wagons to haul brush. viii pay
50 per day and feed team aud driv-
er. Brush Camp, on Isl. 2S, opposite
l.. ID. Rozzell's, Mill Bayou. Apply
to GEORGE +. PErrEY, at Brush
Camp, or Gold Dust, Tenn.
To Business MEN Don't forget
the fact that this Office is well equip
ped with material, and prepared to
execute all sorts Of job work with
neatness and dispatch. If you want
business cards, bill heads, letter
heads, monthly statements, circular
letters. posters, &c. YOU can have
the work done right here at home,
as cheap as you can have it done
away from home.
Mr. Louis Boldue, in the em-
ploy of the River lmprovemem
Commission, was relieved of a Gold
watch and $50 in cash, last Sunda1
night at the Planters House, Sub
sequently, a Suspicious character
was spotted 10y the proprietor Of
the Hotel, Mr.. Crutcher, whom he
suspected; and u plan was carried
out by which the watch was recoy-
cred, aud the guilty man arrested
and jailed. Search failed to recover
the money. Eugene McCauly is the
robbers name.
Mr.. 7. II. Wheat, of Forrest
City, organized lodge Of the a. O..
L. W., at this place last Monday
evening, with a Charter Member
ship of tlhrty-three, which was
named "Samaratan Lodge" The
following officers were elected: G.
l.. Moore. p. NJ. W.; l.. Roussan,
NJ. W.; Ben IL. Bacchus, Foreman
+. NJ. Ayres, Overseer; f.. a. Gar
lick, Recorder and Receivers; 5. 5.
Semmes, tinancier; A. l.. Cissell,
Guide; J. a. Johnson, Inside
Waterman; w. S. Howe, Outside
Waterman. Committee of Inyesti-
CATION: II. NJ. McNeigh, j. @.
l'lacswood, &. o. Faber. Trustees:
j. NJ. Stevenson, r. G.. Pr,witt, II.
NJ. McVeigh.
After years Of observation, and
careful inquiry, we have come to
the conclusion that the conduct OF
men who keep sober all the week
and get drunk on Sunday, differ very
little from that of those who keep
: slber on Sundays and get drunk
every day in the week. The effect
is about the same. The one will
90 home and abuse his wife, insult
his family and disturb the ncighbor-
hood, while the other will do the
very same thing, with slight varia-
Iions. If there be any difference
and any leniency shown, it should
be in favor Of the man who has been
drunk all the week and sohers M
ON Sunday-God's day. There is
some hope of him. 1t is evidence
that he has not altogether forgotten
the early teaching Of his parents to
"Remembcr the Sabbath and keep
il Holy"
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
FOR SAEE.

hereby Offer far sale, my House aud lot
wilh blacksmith shop and ont.hgildincs. situ-
aied in the town of osceola A bargain can
be hid BY applying early
GRO. W BOYCE.
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29

III - ~ week ~ home 500 outfit iree
W IN N Pay ab1Olutely sure No risk. Capin
fNss. tai not required. Reader, II You
Wv ~ want business ut which persons of
either sex. young or old. can make great bay
ul The tine they work. with absolute certainty.
N'ilc :cr particulars to II HALLrTT a Co
Portland Maine
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
CHARLES GOODRICH,
PRACTICAL
WATCH MAKER & JBWBLER
DEALERIS
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
Solid GOFG Rings .y0de
to 0gGcF.
OCNFNTJ n RKY lNYN.
OSCE0LH, ARK9l&aS S

Agent r1r NEW HoAiE. NniTh, DoME TIC and
sISGuE Sewing Machincs Sewing Machine
Part. aud uppl.es OF all hiads kep. eon-taut!y
on hand o-9-3m
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
YgBZ

NpMusyufr, Ca, May ?, 1873.
MA. TIFnrouD & Co. Gehiepea /,
Having hsu ols al d.. A. q. Sim.
mons c.rib.st agents lof his Liver
Mmie.nc. aui 0i,I agent lir 70 since
\ hls dwtI. } dp cheer lly recon-.
mrnd ttp brpubhn as tine CeHuinc
and ucs Liver Aruciur 40 tle world.
I I have L-ri tlJ iuldlC!ne mGih ~
y p. 4 q S.auoas hiaag and also
glf DID llr 30" the NruN % II. A..
Ih,llls4 Tlve Is % q Jsrelcr N
I tfI: s1 ! ku1a tie mcfltiur mnde
br Won i5 tlv genuine and original,
a. made 1y d. simmons.
NouH Truly,
DANIEL DURHAM.
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
WARNING ORDER.

lSAN,
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
THoMAs +. OGlrsBY.

Mrs. Peter Brickcy left last
Tuesday for Marianna, to attend the
bedside of Mrs. i. II. Parnell, her
sister, who is. reported dangerously
i'll.
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
Notice.

J o Blackwood, attorney
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01
Another Favorits Gone.

Our community was thrown into
gloom and sadness this morning by
receiving news OF the death OF Johnny
Newman, at San Francisco. The
news Of his sickness was received
few days ago, and 1t was but a day
or two since that his mother and ser
eral friends went below to attend
him during his illness. Johnny was
a bright and intelligent young man,
and had gone 70 San Francisco to at
tend business college, and make
himself further acquainted with the
general manner of doing business
AT the time of his death he was
aged 20 years and 5 months. Every
one had kind word for him, and it
10 hard for his host of friends to re.
alize that no more will they see his
bright face and hear his cheerful
voice in this life. The TIMES joins
with his many friends In extending
Its heartfelt sympathy to the grief
stricken family.
The funeral will take place Monday
at 8 o'clock, from Fort Churchill.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01

C. G. Thomas, Supt. Of the Sutro
Tunnel, has been appointed, by
President Arthur, as Commissioner
to the Cotton Growers Exposition to
be held In New Orleans.
Mrs. Willett Gates, of Fresno, Cal.
daughter OF Mrs. Newman, came to
Dayton this week Wednesday, on a
visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Fannie Mullsrd has been en-
gagged to teach the primary depart
ment of the Silver City school.
There is q rumor current that w.
S. Hobart has purchased the Regent
mine, at Silver City.
Mrs. New man returned from her
visit to friends in the East on Wednes-
day OF this week.
The Silver City school opens next
Monday,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01

settle. His plan at heart Ii to defraud
the workmen and miners and myself
in particular, and skleptomanisc %
tthe whole mine and place it in the
hands of third party, geth money
If be can and let the debts. and Como
go to TIE devil. fter ths last
meeting in the Office he offered to
give up everything to me if l would
give him the money he was out,
which he says is $4,000. The books
do not show that he 10 out half that
amount on account of Como Eureka.
While others have been putting up
their money he has been putting up
promises. He is rather prolific in
the latter. When be found that l
would not give him time to file his
snswer he made tracks for Virginia
to get bis judgment in order If posi-
BILE to defraud every one else and
save himself, When in Virginia he
told four of the ex-employss Of the
Eureka that he had not seen me in
San Francisco. These gentlemen
will swear to that. Any member
of an orthodox church may believe
Condict on oath IT they choose, but
unbelievers in the doctrine Of
infallibility may hesitate. sCondict
10 a native born American citizen.
and It was in his power to prove, this
week before an American Court
whether he or myself is 10 the wrong.
Instead of that he shrinks from the
verdict of the Court. Although an
alien I do not shrink the issue. all i
ask 10 even handed justice and fair
and impartial verdict from the pub
lie. Mr.. SHELLS address 10, Lick
House, San Francisco. Any one
doubling the truth of this card 10
referred to him. II. 8. SyMoNs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01

1t was recently reported iLst NJ.
d. Wheeler, 3 former resident of the
Comstock and well known In the
western part Of the State, had become
insane and was confined in an east
ern asylum. The falsity of such
statement Is made apparent by 4
letter just received by a gentleman
OF this place from an intimate friend
of Wheeler's in the East, who IN q
friendly way mentions that Wheeler
is still engaged in business on Staten
Island, near New York City, where
he has been located for several years.
Wheeler was civil engineer and
assayer, and while upon the coast
followed either branch of his pro-
fession, being first employed at the
San Francisco Mint and subsequent
ly at the Mint in Carson. He also
while In this State acquired q high
reputation as an engineer, but hav'
ing excited the bitter enmity of some
of the Bonanza people, who in re-
tal:ation interposed every possible
obstacle to his employment and ad.
vancement, he was finally forced to
quit the State. Under the circum.
stances, Mr.. Wheeler's failure to
keep up regular communication
with the Commonwealth Of Nevada,
can scarcely be held as evidence of
insanity on his part.-Eiko Independ.
ent.
Mr.. Wheeler was for a long time
a resident of Dayton, respected and
esteemed by all. His many friends
here will be glad to hear OF the talsi,
~ Of his reported insanity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01

The Reno Journal says that there
is movement on foot to organize
an Artesian Well Company at Reno.
1t is a good scheme and one which
all should take an interest in.
The Walker Lake Bulletin Of last
Tuesday gives long account of the
Mount Cory Reduction Works.
These works are probably the most
extensive on the Coast.
The malls are coming in regularly
now since the blockades have been
raised.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01

10y VIRTUE OFAN EXECUTION ISSUED
HDout Of the District Court Of the First
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, In
AMI for he county of storey, and to me d.
rected and delivered. for a3udgment render
ed In said Court GA the 10th day OF February
A. D. 1884, in favor Of J. Elliott Oondict,
Plaintiff. and against the Como-Eureks Gold
aud Silver Mining Company, Defendant, for
the sum of Eight Thousand Five Hundred
and 6evertY-one ana eighy. nine one hun
dredths Dollars. with costs and aseruing costs
did on the 2ist day OF February. A. D. 1884,
seize and levy upon the following described
property, to wit:
That certain mining claim situate in Pal
myra and Indian Springs Mining District,
Lyon county, Nevada, known as and called
the Como Eureka Gold and Silver Mining
Compsny's claim, upon the Eureka Lode,
containing eight hundred 1900 linear feet
of the Eureka Lode; the said claim being Of
ficially surveyed. plated and designsted by
the United states Surveyor General as Lot
No. AZ in Section fourteen IA. Township
fifteen u.s., north range twenty-five (22) east
M d. M, aud located and described 90 fol-
lows. to wit:
Magnetic variation seventeen degrees Q7a)
east, beginning at the north corner of the
claim at post No. one ~, from which bears
the northeast corner OF section ,ourtesn (l4),
Township fifteen (l5l north range twenty
two 1927 east M. D. M, north seventy Height
degrees t78e) thirty inmates 1901 east, at Q
distance Of one hundred and thirty 1897 feet
and running thence LIST course from said post
No. south nifty mine degrees 1891 west one
hundred and forty-four t144I feet to post No.
Q on south least line of United States Survey
No. 50, of the Ohio Mining Claim thence I'D
course along said south east line Of United
States Survey No. 50. south forty degrees (40sl
twenty-five minutes (22D, W ut Ave hundred
and seventy (670) feet to post No. 8. the same
being post No. l at the southeast corner Of
the Ohio Claim. United States Survey No. 50;
thence sd course along south east line OF the
Buckeye Claim, United States Survey lot No.
30, south twenty nine degrees 1894 thirty
eight minutes 1887. west two hundred and
eighty (2sO) feet to post No. 4; thence 4th
course. nine degrees l9el fifteen minutes Q6Y
east two hundred and fsrty-four (244) feet to
post No. s; thence 9th course, north dfty.
nine degrees (59s) east eight hundred tS00)
feet to post No. 6; thence 9th course north
nine degrees (9o) fifteen minutes u6D west
Ave hundred and Lightweight 1883 feet to
place of beginning. containing seven and
seven one hundredths acres. and being the
same location made by e. W. Leonard for
himself and the o-Eureks Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company on the 18th day Of Oct.
1892. and recorded in Lyon county records Of
miscellaneous pages and 8. book Z.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

At HAWTHORNE with the United States
Stage Compsny's coaches for Aurora (26 miles,
Bodie (37 milesl Lundy and Bridgeport.
AtLUNING l25 miles from Mound Housed
with Gilmer, Salisbury d Co.'S tri-we ky
Belmont.
At CANDELARIA with U. 8. Stage Co.'S
stages for Columbus Is miles,. Silver Peak
Montezums, A. ida VALLEY, Gold Mountain, &c.
Il. NJ, YERIN0TON, Ri LAWS,
General Sup't. Asst. Sup't.
D, A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01
M @ TT @ III

IL hereby given, that on the 18th day Of March
d. 1854, between the hours OF 0 A. NJ. and
5P. M, viz; ct IL o'c ock NJ. OF said day I
will sell all tho right, title and interest of
said Como-Eareka Gold and Silver Mining
Company. defendant as Aforesaid, In and to
the above described property (subieot TO all
existing writs Of attachment at the date of
the levy OF the said writ Of execution.) ct the
Court House door, in the town of Dayton.
Lyon county, Nevada, ct Public auction. for
cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder,
to satisfy said execution and all costs.
GEO. p. RANDALL,
sheriff Of Lyon county. Nevada.
By JeHN LoTHRoP. Deputy Sheriff.
Dayton, New, Feb. lIst, 1884.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01
a PRICE, send as., 81, 's mt

n II II u "A HLfor postage. and
receive free, cos Iy box Of goods which will
help you to more money right sway than any
thing else In the world. All, OF either sex.
succeed from first hour. The broad road to
fortune opens before the workers, absolutely
sure. At once address Tnrs b Co.. Aususts,
Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-03-01
BRIEF MENTION.

future.
County Assessor CARING returned
this week from his pleasure trip to
New Jersey.
The Board of Couty Commission.
ers will hold their regular monthly
meeting next Tuesday.
L. l.. Crockett has been appointed
to the position in the Mint formerly
filled by Lawrence Elrod.
March came in as a very gentle
lamb so lookout for the roar of the
lion at The latter end of the month.
Jase Lothrop and the Millsap boys
are taking some rich tailings out of
an old reservoir behind the engine
house.
Mr.. w. r. Davis our excellent
County Recorder is afflicted with
that ancient and aristocratic malady
- the govt.
The reason for our not getting out
on time this week Is that our paper
failed to reach US on time. 1t shall
not occur again.
The snow on the road between here
and Como is fast disappearing, and 1t
will be but soort time before teams
can get through.
The Republican State Central
Committee will meet al Exempt
Fireman's Hall, Monday, March Sd,
at l o'clock p. NJ.
Mrs. Newman and Riley Hougham
left last Thursday for San Francisco
In order to attend Johnny Newman
during his illness.
Mr.. Martin Coouey was In town
last Wednesday. He has sold his
ranch six miles below Dayton to the
Italian ranchers adjoining.
Mr.. Osborne, formerly Foreman
Of the Regent mine, has moved to
Six Mile Canyon, where he has taxi
en- charge of the Lady Bryan.
The Woodwork mill started up
Wednesday morning, thus giving
quite a number of our citizens en-
ployment. ophir Flat is booming
once more.
Parties coming in from Pinenut
and Sunrise district say that quite q
number of quail were found lying
along the road, frozen to death dur
ing the cold snap.
One or two disabled engines went
through here Thursday evening last
en- route to the machine shop for re-
pairs. Their frontispieces we're con-
sidersbly damaged in butting the
snow.
Mr.. Martin died in Silver City Fri.
day evening of blood poisoning.
Mr.. Martin was for long time in the
employ of the woodwork Mill Co.
aud is we'll known 10 many of our
citizens.
Engine No. of the G. & C. having
the Superintendent's car in tow, was
cavorting on the track today between
here and the Mound House. They
have been lately repaired and were
being tried.
The receipt OF complimentary
ticket to the Silver City Hose Com.
pany's dance is acknowledged. The
dance will be held at Miners Union
Hall, silver City. on March the 7th.
All should attend as an enjoyable
time is guaranteed.
Mr.. Philip Geyer of Silver City
who has been quite i'll for a month
past, died last Thursday morning.
Mr.. Geyer was 81 years OF age and
was one of the earliest settlers of Sill
yer City, he will bs buried sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. .,..
The blind orator Mr.. Fleming de-
livered very eloquent and stirring
address on the subject of Temperance
at the Court. house F riday evening.
The large audience listened with rapt
attantion Mr.. Flaming lactu res