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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05
THE OUTLOOK.

The new year is here, and with it
come brighter prospects for our
county. 1t has been many q year
since tho people of Lyon could look
forward to better times, but now the
outlook is exceedingly encouraging.
The gaining of the territory in one OF
the richest vallies In the State 10 q
great point, as the county now en-.
braces enough agricultural land to
furnish q solid basis. There are
mining properties in the county, to
be sure. that are liable at any time to
turn into bonsnsss, but to have a
good solid county it is necessary that
there should be . mainstsy. The
time has gone by when all that was
necessary to build city or create
county was the discovery of ledge
of silver or gold bearing quartz.
Take the State today and it will be
found that the solid counties are the
ones that contain the largest area OF
fertile land. 1t IL not the intention
10 this article to decry the mining
interes.s in the State, but to stimu.
late the people to pay lore attention
to the agricultural interests. Sec
that they are promoted and pushed
forward first and then there is time
enough to look after other interests.
Lyon county, bernrs ths annexation
of Mason Valley had but very little
agricultural land. By careful man
agemeat she was doing nicely, but
the addition of territory places her
among the foremost agricultural
counties in the State. and she will
doubtless continue to prosper to such
an extent that in . short time her in.
debtednsss will be paid off and there
will be nothing Blu, plain sailing
ahead. Besides, the mining interests
of Lyon have greatly improved dur
ing the past year. apd there is every
reason to believe shat during the
season ahe camp of Como will como
to the front % 9 bullion producer.
Taking it ell in oil Lyon county peo-
pie have no reason to complain, for
the outlook brightens daily, and the
resources are sufficient to warrant the
expectation of revival of old times.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05

MASON VALLEY, Jan. /, 1884

MASON VALLEY, Jan. l, 1884
EDITos lines For several days
past there has been every indication
of q storm, but no storm yet. Just
before holidays schools were closed
and the teachers went to their several
homes to visit their parents and
friends during the vacation. The
joint exhibition given by the scholars
of our school and those of district
No. 10, Was attended by large and
apprecistive audience who had the
pleasure of listening to some ane
declsmstions and dialogues. "Hard
Cider" by VIM. Metscher, as Mr..
Jackson, and Bena Pheiffer, as Mrs.
Jackson, and VIM. Hernleben, as Mr..
Brown, assisted by Eddie Dyre and
Harry Kinds, was delivered in a
manner that would have done credit
to professionals, and was received with
u hearty applause. On the whole it
was the finest entertainment of the
kind ever given in the Valley aud re-
fected credit on the efforts of the
teacher of each school.
Our fellow townsman Jasper Dan.
iels was made glad the day before
Christmas by the arrival of daugh
ter 10 his family, both mother and
child are doing we'll.
On December 23d there was wed.
ding in grand style At the residence
of Mr.. James Johnston, the parties
to the contract were Jake Huffine
and Mrs. Anna Birmingham, daugh
ter of James Johnston. A nice din
ner was served which was partaken
of by about forty relatives and friends
of the happy couple. Judge W. T.
Bunpey, tied the matrimonial knot.
May they live long, be prosperous
and happy, 10 the wish of their many
friends.
The Christmas tree was a complete
success. Every child present re-
eelved something. 1t Was so arrsng.
ed that none should 60 away
dissatisfied.
The grand ball on the 9th, was
the finest ever given 10 the Valley,
about two hundred people attending.
The q ,or was managed by A. T.
Brann, G. l, Leavitt, B. II. Reymers,
W. T. Bunuey, D. Crowninshisld,
Chas. Johnston and A. ]. Littell, and
all unite in pronouncing it the "boss
ball." and 90 says GREESvIELD.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05

-VIcToR HUao has been visited
by delegation Of Mormons, who
urged him to join their body and en-.
deavored by appeals to his poetic
sense to make a convert Of him.
Such, at least, is the story that 10 60
ing the rounds OF the German news.
papers, which assert further that the
aged poets visitors introduced two
Mormon girls to him and gave him
to understand that he might have
them both as wives If he should con.
clude to become a follower of Brig.
ham Young. The French journals
pronounce the latter part of this re
port sheer invention, prompted by
Teutonic malice; but they admit that
Hugo gave audience to Mormon
deputation, and that he had an ex.
tended conversation with them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05
NEW VOLUME.

With this issue Volume Xxx of the
TINES is begun. 1t has been the
aim Of the paper to work for the
interests of Lyon county, and also to
give the readers of tho TINES the
full worth of their money IN news.
Thanking our patrons for their liber'
al support during the past year, q
continuance of the same in the future
10 esrnestly solicited.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05
JAMES MAHoNEY, the man who

is accused of numbering his wife re.
Gently in Storey county, is probably
going to try the insanity dodge, be
sent to the Asylum instead of hung,
and In the end be cured and discharg.
cd, thereby getting Of with light
punishment for as brutal murder IS
was ever committed in the State. II
this is his plan it would be well to
see that he does not carry it out.
There 10 circumstantial evidence
enough 70 convict him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05

The Salt Like Tribune pub.
fishes q mammoth New Years edition
with 1870 columns of solid reading
matter and nearly fifty illustrations.
The Tribune is battling polygamy
in its stronghold and ought to be
sub stantially encouraged by Nevada
rsaderp.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05
BILLS ALLOWED
By The
Board Of County Commissioners.
-OR-
LYON COUNTY, Nevada,
For the Nov. Term Of 1888.

E0R the Now. TAPnN NJ AA2.
The following bills were examined and al.
ioved nv the BOARD of oopntv Cammiss,on.
era at their regular monthly meetins. held
D.camhsr a,h 1889.
q. p Randall sheriff s,I.rv IN, mo.
Of Nov aoo Oo
O.. Leavi,t care NJ ,nd;os,t s,ck for
month of GO m
Smith & Brspu. supplies for Indecent
for month of Nov - isOO
HI CARING copptv Assss mr. s.l.rv
for month of Nov ino M
WIN. Kesn. mno,,ss n, ,pd,oep, for
month n, Nov ~ oS
-, -
John Young Superintendent Of schools
salary for Oct. aud Nov............. so 90
"a ponb.m s,.,,o,.., .,.,,.hoa A..
''~''o"e'' 'u'"''No1 W
c'un'y officers. ,.................... 80 90
,naio.n,s =, No. IN M
'ndisen's In Nos. ,.''.'',.'''''....' ~ oo
WIN Duncah' repairing oridge on Rike
street .... .................... ..... IA OF
A. I M.rkw.l, ho.rd,nO ,nd,gap,s IN
A., "A~s"' o0''u'n1 'no'sen'' I'D
NOV, ..,.....'.............. IS 90
W. R. Davis, County Auditor, salary
for month of Ibo %
g.. ,c....,. -S,,.L, -
allowed !, Nov nse s ans oo,,es
to delinquent tax pay ers.,........ 81 90
las Scott. water furniahsd for Cont.
-. a. M
mouse .''....... ........,......... IL %
John Lothrop. Deputy Sheriff, salary
Sor month Of Nvy ~ IN
~ w
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the State of Nevada, In and Tor
the county of Lyon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-05

COUNTY or LYON.
l.. J 3. Dallas. Clerk Of the Board Of County
Comm ss ioners, in and for said county aud
State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board Of County Commissioners ON the 4th
day OF December, A. r. 1888.
SO. DALLAS. Clerk Of the Board.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
LOCALITIES.
Valentines at Harris.

valentines ut Harris.
Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Piumes and tip, cheap, at Baumsns.
The weather has turned much warmer.
&c, ven one OF Reinhardts fine overcoais
Artistic job printing at the HERALD job
pfhce.
Fancy goods and nutionl at cost at Bau-
man's.
For wines, liquors and cigars, go TO Grad
docks.
Ladies approve of your smoking Little
Joker "
Go to dinner n, the Board of Trade REF
taurant.
Go to supper at the Board OF Trade res
taurant.
For fashionable clothing, go to Rein
hardt's.
&c tn breakfast at the Board Of Trade
restaurant. =,
Telephone A. c. Garrett. Jr.. for oil
kinds OF feed.
Every day hot lunch at the Boa'd o
Telephone Dauehsrty's feed store for all
kinds Of iced.
l.. Crsddoek keeps the best OF liquors for
holiday drinks.
Letter heads. bill heads, envelopes at the
n EsALD jop o.iice.
The hest work in the city at lowest ricesp
ct the HERALp job ofhce.
Get buffalo NEST and ireeh butter from A.
Z Bouche, s2s Main street.
For all kinds OF horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene s. sesy.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
,o.d nv W. n. Patterson Il 90.
Every body says that Crsddock's liquors
-. ,ts 4. vorife above all others.
L,dies' furnishing goods and bridal out
its spec'alty. Go TO Barman's-
w. a-e not on the corner, but Reinbafdi
j. the pisc. for irst-class clothing.
Fifty l.ai.s' suits worth $40 10 sl2, ue
.-ii NJ SC 80 10 81 81. si Bsumsn's.
cio,t. end colusns selling half their
mic. At Bnuuan . TO6 Elm street.
.di.. sr. invited 10 call and price our
yoo.ss. ct Y. F.umsn's. 80 Elm str.et-
Id o. srs NV te' IN rsil End pr'ce our
,aoi. NJ 4 BAUM ans. 7O5 Elm street.
Fresh butter, egrs, and sve-, thine N the
,,,.r.rx ne ~ Bouchc's s2s Mai street.
ro,le vboi.ssl. irsde Ne ofi-r crest IL
s,csm.ns.. y d. umsn. 766 EN- street
sy.;rt.rrs az N thushek pisnos
- r.,esyed a. q. n Z wards, rs NAN
) rrsf.
o,. ,hou.sns bed stock cattle for
IL a. X .uins urfy
K.,smsr. Terss, Jan. 4, - ..
evr-1Le svs 70 eco Der op<r
- A pfs TO a. -. A nfpes
= La r,rrr,.--- eer1sf
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stock horses will be cold low. A bargain is
offered, AS sale must b. made. Address
Texas Il Mexican Land Hno Investment
Co., 7l3 Main ,trett, Dallas, Texas
To get the latest styles in htts, gents fur.
nishing goods and fashionable clothing. so
u Reinhardls.
Get tirst-cass free board At the Board OF
Trade saloon. Every day hot lunch aud the
finest OF liquors aud cigars.
Just received mammnl h consignment
of b stock, which will be worked up nj
lowest figures at the HERALD job office.
Burn Coke keep your house clean ana
save money. Coke only $500 a ton at
DALLAS CRY GAS Co.
NJ. +. Wallersiein, Of this city. mas been
appointed general agent Tor the state OF
Texas for the world renowned Angosiura
Buffers, manufactured by DR.. J. u.
S,egert " Sons. Mr.. Wa'le'siein Will
shortly visit the tryde throughout this state
in The IL tsrsst OF this celebrated appetizer
and tonic.
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THE OLD RELIABLE vANE CALVERT
xCO., MIXED PAINT.

II Won are thinking Of painting your
house, come ana see ms before you pur-
chase. / have sold the above brand 81
paint for the las nine years, under the
strongest guarantee. and feel confident
from the past experience that the paint N
ali that have representa- IL TO be. This
psInt il no new article thrown upon the
ms,kst without q reputation. but one that
has STOOD the changes OF this climate tor
wears and always proved exactly ss repre.
srntpd. vsne Calvert n Co the manufsc
turers 81 this paint, ere honorable pents.
men. and any paint purchased of me ate
bearing this brand ! will gnsran,e~ to 90
eou,l. a. not superior, TO any
known TO me in the market
4 will furnish the above paint AID
give stronger guarantee with ~ than on
can ee' with anv oii.r paint. shall a
gsys keep a full stock at prices That DEFY
cnm,.,,t,on. ~. HsNIIres.
Address all orders to Hamilton fnuf g.
wbn esaiY dealers in pain's, window glars
wal psper aud srtiss maieiisls, Dallas,
T,xas.
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Acrusfic

D q, call and examine tne tick We ken.
We afe he 'bss, >" On gr zee les and provis-
tius 80 cheaI; .,
n vese rsn picas.'he fasiii 'ous ard mel
a ~ a. he castpm.r IN iisniy of che-k
az rai. IN vain have ri,d wit, biass ana con
ftit
To ,e a. low. b1i re'er could crmpete,
a. sec MT .u- stock 80 g ana mplete'
n = f.lut q . sea he o. suv tner ~ e't.
And ufen ~ wa't anythi q q eaf
= M ter-h.t n sur . @rt mnlsssst ~ meat,
% liver ynur oIder ~ our driv'r 20 poiiie suo
dee
gar-eIIlb hen 10 rlessc AZ a nnen com iiete.
tsut ~ on. ssor frs eS m ,frce,
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MONEY TO LEND

IN suu,s Of $500 to s2o.oo Tor aterm Of
vuurs on pastures or large farm-' Apply
a. 0Ssssucs a Hoffman, a. Union street'
Nv Orleans, or TO he 'olic1ire attorneys
- sosormstion: Chas. Fred. Tucker. Dali
- ~. Coops. :. For. wor,h; Hopkins a
Dpd,essh, B.nrieta; Hancock q Shelley
Avesan: simp-nn 4 James, San Antonio
a-C.-,nr,l a Owens. Corpus Christi; ii.
r. s,.r,dge. G-insville.
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w1rrsut " csIainE taid- -. ,, c.ive
7bs Hrs.lp J . .ffc- Do. me-, H. ~ 'ns
N - ,d,nr s-fde - latest o..
- -, brought ." shis c.'y t-n sr"
1,-.e.,, : ,f,..s Purchssire ~ i-rs. 49,.
- ~. rssf. shsrrhv ~cprI h -
'.-~csr. sssy r. fs'risbed % r"'
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: y.u a. ,l-,1rc 10 ca u " McClellsn's
.,ns,o. rs Main rirsts. snf ~. mine pc
,ur.- eo.i- a sf.d emerged lie siz nj BED
m srsyob and oil. Firf c'sss we'h N IN.
s.xle a ,,cfure-. ssesli - rlf syes ~
mo-, q, sr.hs . spcsuy. Visiters 20 the
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The Rev. Geo. II. rhsy.r, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "isoth myself and vile owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumstion cure. Sold
by w. II. Patterson h Co.
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10 LOAN, 49, %, M. xssr,,
A f-w ,roussrd c@l'sr- on o
M, ,s.l .sfsfs. App's ~ once ?"
- Eosssp Graz Atforne',
-. Main sifret.
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Send or telephone your orders 70 r.
par water pipes and pumps 10 A. Nc
Wnirk, plum her. ere Elm street.
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Ladies' ure IDviieu 10 cnii At Mrs. ~
Oh e.tr uts millinery parlers Elm street next
tpOrsp,r al d examine her tall and winter
STYLES in millinery, untrimmed hats and
hornets. A display Of silks, velvets, sat.
ips. fancy plumes and tips never exceled
=, TIM state.
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r. O II & Il {!
THE CITY.
xaE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, OF LONDON.

The above company loans money on on'
Anvs years time, at reasonable rates Of In
,sruse, secured by deed OF trust on i'm
xssvsd lands, large farms. stock rsnches'
90 city property. II also desls 10 vendors
s,sa nosss. negotiAtes sales Of ssnches, cat
ts, and bonds of every description; and
a. = general financial ana agency bus
- IN the State OF Texas and Europe.
q. WsLLErLrY,
General Manager.
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u...v " lend.-f ~in lind suns v-rSnf
- eIouo 10 $500 upon imiioveu
ssSms 'n J.xss u sirr ~.
p-Iie~ Texas.
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Cheap Fuel.
Coke reduced TO IS 20 per ton, which 10
cheaper than wood or coal.
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r. B.A.
The cheapest and best Institution on
.a,th. Protection at &c usl cot. bssen ON
mor,a'iiy. Colonel @ J Penn, deputy
NOW Ia Dallas.
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Ord Place makes no p-etsnsions, 1t 10 all
truth. I, IL supplied with the best brands
Of Nnisky the fines, wins, the purest liz.
uors and the choicest cigars. No. ia La
mar rect: Frank rsnih,rr manager.
Trimmed aud unsfiHunrd hats and bon
nets At Your own Irce Rsuman's.
Trimmed ava nEifinm.a hats end bon.
nets ut your own pr''. NJ Biuman's.
The HKRALD J1o Office does the leading
business Of the city Don't forget 10.
Fiftv Isdies' su,is worth $40 TO el2, We
sell ut 80 81 O $40 ~ Bsumsn's.
The Isrg--, sssor'm-p, al type In the city
IN ssi.~, I'm :. thc Hya.Lp job Ofllce.
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has already saved IFS members one and
half million dollars over old line rates.
Colonel q. J. Penn. deputy now 10 Dallas.
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Coke Cheap Fuel.
Cheaper, cleaner and better than wood or
coal, at % per ton.
DALLAS CRY siAs I.ioHr 90
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NvrIcE The Gas 10. are new supplying
Coal nj lowest market figures In car load
lots, by the ton OF in smaller quantities.
| sens in vour orders IN the Gas Cos. U bee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

The pure, unaduiterated tee as Il IL
picked from the trees and imported 10
original one pound tin cans 10 the best tea
n boy Sold Ct 80 cents pound at Loeb q
EPsihsygsa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Aoser's Gel. brssed EGG III Remedy Tor
coughs. colds and consumption. SOLD ny
" "A Patterson K Co.
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Oramf.

Fashionable novelties in hne millinery
French pattern hats ard bonre's ~ Mrs
y chesthuis on Elm street next "
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Just read Craddock' s brands Of whistles.
Guck henheimer rye and Nelson and Lin.
coin county goods, pure, old Robertson
county and fine peach and apple brandy,
wines, gins aud cordiais.
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Jerseys Jerseys, Al prices to suit. at Bau
mans.
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Firei Fireii firei'i
s,cur. the Bapcock Fire extinguisher
and protect yourself from all danger By
IRE. p. II HEsSKsY & Co,
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The tea we cell In one-pound II, cans at
so cents Q ponnd Is imported IN original
pncs ages. Il il positively upsdultersted
and retains its original aroma and 10 very
cheap. Loeb & FreiberR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

To Make Room We Offer for Thirty Days
our ssuns. trimming, ks hosiery, coTs.ts,
veihng-, flowers. ribbons, ladies' jackets,
ulsiers, dress goods, embroideries,. laces,
gloves ana fui line OF fancy goods, too
numerous 10 mention, at and below cost. at
Il. Bsuman'-. 700 Elm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

What vii sion IN, coughing AZ night
ans--nsee Acke-'. English Remedy will
Price ~ cents. 50 cents and 81. Sold by
w. II. Patterson 4 20
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Some clio hing hou-r ~ Dsirs must TAXI
the !, ad. Look out for Reinhardt.
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Osll on n. Hamilton ara examine fine
lot Of steel engrAvings, oil paintings and
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c CUP whpe. ing Uourn. aud even AsIh-
ms nm -d,stsl, relieved BY .Acksr't En-
g,sh Remedy. Bold By ". H. Patterson
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a strong Team.
Messrs. Murdoch and Baldwin have re.
Gently Ii ted up the most elegant retail ana
prescrip ion drug store in north. Texas re-
pleie with all that is em brac'd in such
business. Mr. Murdook has long been con-
necied with the old firm OF Williams
roliver a. Walker, ana y identified Win the
retail drug business OF Dallas Dr. B,iuw'n
l. well aud iavorably known throughout
north Texas. ana recently connscttd with
the Wholesale establishment Of Crowdus,
pl-te and sh from w II. Schieflal,n IL
Co.. and Mckss,on q r b oins, New faIk),
and they DEFY competition In price and
quality. They handle the largest nnd b'si
MS orttd STOCK Of the noted DR.. Edward
SQuhb's fluid extracts and chemicsls 20 be
found in the state OF Texas, and guarantee
tn use no other In physicians prescriptions.
Give them trial at their beautiful store,
No. $40 Main street.
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Our ready made stock Of boots and shoes
a n, be sold on nine months time or liberal
a scount for cash. We intend to close
h, M Gu, IN the next thirty days. Call aud
5, cure bargains.
HuksrABLe Boot Il sHoK COMPANY.
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"Hscknetack," . lasting and hagrsnt
o.rfune. Price Is and 30 cents. Sod
by W. II. Patterson. 4 % drusgiss,
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just arrived, fuI supply II the
| brsisd McAliirter coal. st Chi ds' CA ysrd.
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WIZ will you couen when Shiloh's Cure
will give i'm n pdia'e rel e. Price 10 cents,
so cents aud 81. Sold by W. III. Patterson
A Co.
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Jerseys. Jerseys. 81 prices 70 sai t. at Bau
mani
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sniloh's Cough sud C,nsumston cure u
snld nv us on eusrsn'.. ~ cure crn-
amman. Sold BY W. II. Patterson d Go
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Purdy & Randall at the Board OF Trade
saloon set every morning one OF the finest
spreads in the CITY. Hot soups, meats, etc.,
i{ounrs and 0ignrN.
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How TO Dress for n Picture.
Dress your babies Ia ~hite for a photo.
graph, which should be taken In the tore.
noon, as they are NOR liable I, he fretiul
later in the day. Ladies shou d he well
pleased with the fit and style OF their
drees. Avoid gay colors and cosmetics On
the lace. invite every mother 70 bring
their rabies 10 my art gallery. Very 'ew
photographers possess patience or desire 10
take p.c ures OF small Children. Not so
With myself, Is l am always glad 10 zee
their bright little faces. Call and see my
new stvles, J.H WsB.rGR
701 Elm street.
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T. Ii. a.
creates for the poor man an instantaneous
,ta-e 81 from one btusrnd TO five lhous-
ard dollars, which can De m 'iDtuined at
one hall the taxes ara Il e insurance on an
.qud amount OF city property. Color oil
a i. Penn, dppu V. ow IN Dallrs.
To Make Room We On.r for Thirty Days
our sa'irs, t. mining. slks, hosiery. or
sets. v.ihugs, flowers, iipb ,us, ladies' jack
Its, ulst.rs, dress 20 DDS. en- oroid.ries. isces,
gloves aud iull line OF fancy goods, 100
numerous To mention, n and below cost, at
E BaumAn's 16 Elm
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Gur-sn'esa to CUE =. d ~ Cough.
Acl.r's celehrsfsd English Remedy soio
20 r. Patterson -.
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Lsdies' haze us'uEn, ulis.. ifosn tne 'Hc','
ries snd prices arr very low ~ Ns- r.
rhes.nuts. Fi,r s'-,-si rsvt ~ Grams.
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Fof Lsms Back 900 ~ mes, use sni
,ob = Porous Plaster. Pre- Is csnts soid
~ W. III. P.fferr;n A Go.
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Lsdies' furnish iDs goods and bridal out
= : ~, cisiiI. 90 - leensn's. -
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TIE HERALD buys ne ,b stock IN isre'
au.itities a. low pr'ces znd rs cus'ohtf'
.sf The hersfii.
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Closing GU a. aud o-ins cost TO m axe
room for spring goods At Bsumsn's.
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Ab, oI,ed hslibut.
said.lles jnst re
z. ALsTuN's.
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THESE ARE THE DRAWERS YOU'VE stsD Anour