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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
TO TIE ACIlERS.
a STATE AND COUNTY
Normal Institute,
To III HELD At
Lewisburg, Marshall Co., Tenn

We will open State and County Normal
Institute At l.ewisburg June 10Th, which con
time. four weeks, Tor she benefit oi the teach
crs OF the counticsof Marshall, Bedford, Lin
coin, Moore, Franklin, Rutherford, William .
son, Maury and Giles, which counties c"usli-
tutp an lntitutc District and hay" hrrn land
OF by the State Superintendent, IhomaT H..
Pcine.
Mis- +. X. Graham u graduate "iIhc Los
ton School OF Oiatory, Will have charStol III
ocutiOn.
Mi.. Florence Acrte, oi Memphis-prcpar-
atory Department.
Prof. j. l.. Bailey. Of Na'hviilo- Vocal
Music. 80 -,
| istry and Geology.
\ Prof. W. H. Garrett, Of Montgomery Bell
Acodemy-G Geography and |, :, History.
i Prof. \. Il. I.upton, of the Vanderbilt | nj
ycrsity, will lecture thelast week ol the insti-
tutc on Organic Chemistry, and respectfully
; invites all farmers to attend his lectures.
State Sup't Thomas IL. Paine will be with
us and engage in the work generally.
TUITION,
= Ten Dollars in advance, which gives any ont
/. access to all departments.
G All teachers who attend will be expected
to take the class rs pupils.
q All teachers in the above named countic
who attend the Institute will please drop m
c a card stating the fact, and will make ar
I rnnuemcnts ior board, and also secure 10
C them situation ~ teacher.
!. The examination Of all applicants for ccl
tifcotes to teach in the Public Schools Will
l. held ON July llth--thc last day Of the Inst
n mte-whcthor they attend the Institute q
Il not.
There will be a shorthand writer prcsci
to prepare all the proceedings to be publish,
in book.
= There will also be Department for IL
Colored People, which will be conducted i
J. G. McAdams, Of Shclbyville,
The Superincndcnts Of the different cour
ties are invited and expected to come and pa
&c ticipate in the WORK.
The public generally are invited TO after
the Institute from day to day and witness Il
exercises.
i The attention of School Directors il cspc
g ially called to this invitation and then tn
- will be better prepared to Judge of the quail
~ cations of teachers for the Public Schools.
u" I.ewisburg is located in Marshall eoun
- inst at the foot of Elk Ridge, on the Du
no River Valley Railroad, surrounded by {
IN ligh,ful scenery has good water and II .pl,
~. ~, did climate-churches of all denomination
Nv and new school building in which tn,
". can be seven hundred teachers accommodate
~ All teachers are invited to attend, whetl
oo' they live in this Institute District or not.
~, ~ Bring all your textbooks with you.
- W. +. OWNBY, President,
Lewisburg, Tenn
z. (By appointment from State supt. Tlfbs.
lPaine) lmy2l-tjn2O
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
Miss Nora Shapard, of our town, has
been re'appointcd as teacher in one Of
the city schools in Chattanooga

The Convention Of Democrats in
Nashville lust Saturday, for the pur.
pose of clecting delegates to the Demo.
cratic state Convention aud nominating
candidates for county Offices, endorsed
the Ohio platform by an overwhelming
majority; endorsed Gov. Bate and ia.
vnred his reelection declared adhesion
to the present settlement Of the State
da"h' aud adopted this sensible resolu.
tion--one in perfect accord with what
the Home journal has, almost alone fol
Il long time, urged upon the consilera
ton Of the people. This Railroad Com
'"ission is mere outrage upon vcstct
rights, created as pap for di>appointc,
aspirants, and is an unnecessary cost tc
the State. The resolution is rs follows
That We favor n repeal of the Rail
road Commission Act. and consider an,
further agitation until the courts of tn,
last resort shall have disposed Of tn,
question rs unwisc and unnecessary.
Resolved, that we favor the repeal u
the internal revenue tax.
Signed, i. b. SrAnIMAN,
W. G. DlBBRELL,
NJ. A. CoNsADINr,
CHRIS, Power.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

SaS-A good supply ofBUTrERICK's
PATTERNS just received at j. A.
Gaines. Call and get Fashion Plate
and select to suit yourself. Also, on
hand, pure Linen Lawns, and various
other articles usually kept in first
class store.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

Rev. A. J Baird, formerly of our
town, died suddenly in New York city
on the 18th inst, while on his way to
a'teul the meeting of the Presbyterian
Alliance no Belfast, Ireland. Deceased
vas one Of the aDlest ministers Of the
Presbyterian Church.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

Mountain Council No. G94, American
legion of Honor, meets tomorrow
lAursday-night, June 10Th.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

Elder John Marcrom will preach next
@hbath, / ! q. m, at Town Greek ana
NSp. m. at Shady Point.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

John Vaughan requests that those
indebted to him come forward and setlle
u This his needful hour.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

DR.. G. p. Baird returned from tlorl-
VA Monday. We are sorry to learn
that he is very unwell.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

Wheat harvesting commenced last
week, and farmers are making them
selves scarce about town.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

Mr.. A. S. Embrey, who has been sick
f" long, is no better.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
Mary Sias? Collage,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
TnE PRESENT YEAR THE MosT PROs-
Porous Since THE WAR.
Decisions Of Eminent lulyes.

It, Faculty, in culture aud ability, second to
none. HON. \. :. MARKS,
Ex-Governor OF Tennessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

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variety
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10 most
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

CO. Seventh 81, Washington, PC.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
RecOr ier's Office

Deed. X. Shaw to May Waddell,
house and LOT IN Silver City; consider.
,isn $40. Dated June 4lh. 1884.
Deed -Loui, kau 10 J. q. Kaufman,
loi in Greenfield, Mason Valley; con.
sideiation $500. Dated June AZ, 1854.
Deed-E. W. Bennett and wife to
NJ. Boylrl, ranch in Mason Valley;
consideration S., 900. Dated February
7lh, 1884.
Deed-Frank Is. Mercer to Marea
Richards. house ard lot in Sulro; com
sideralior $50. Dated August IA. 1854.
Deed-lohn CARING 10 q. IL. Buck
land. house and lot in Dayton: con>id-
Grafton 81, oco. Dated August ~, 1854.
Deed-Cal. Burnap ex Constable TO
George i.angridge. property in Silver
Guy; consideration $3.50. Dated
October 25lh, 1883.
Deed--Georse Langridge to A. A.
Pollard, consideration $500. August
22d, 1854.
D.ed-Robert Midgley and wife to
J.. l.. Callison, hou c and LOT in Dayton;
consideration $500. Da.ed Stp.ember
sih. 1854.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
Com pllm satary Benefit.

Some Of The most prominent citizens
OF Dayton will combine ia giving Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Collins, Of the Collins
Comedy Company, a complimentary
testimonial Oh Monday evening, Sep
TENDER I5Ih,. at Odd Fellows Hall.
The former entertainments given by
this company were we'll received by the
Dayton people, and we feel ju,lined
in saying that en- Monday night the
troupe will play 10 a crowded house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins have been d, layed
here for some time by the illness Of
their daughter, Miss Olive, who is now
thought to be out OF danger. The per.
formance on Monday will consist Of the
Sd, 4th and slh acts Of .'Uncle Toms
Cabin" Preceded by laushable farce.
In the play little Dora Gruber, the
daughlef VI our townsman, will appear
for the drst lime in the character of
EVA" Mrs. Collins will sustain the
roll Of "Topsy." character in which
she stands without a rival Altogether
i. promises TO be most enjoyable
entertainment, and should be large.
ly paIronized. as the circumstan.
ces Of the case are known to all. From
here the company goes TO Silver City
and then to Greenfield. Hawthorne,
Coryville and all points on the line Of
the e. & Z. road.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
District COurt.

July term-lion. NJ. A. Murphy, Dis
trict Judge.
In. case Of James G. Smart vs.. John
c. Daniels and A. E. Daniels, foreclos.
ure of mortgage. judgment was render.
ed in favor Of plaintiff.
In case Of NJ. Depoal and others VS..
the Suro Tunnel Company and Others,
suit for damages to crop and land by
breaking of water ditch, judgment in
the snm Of 500 rendered plaintiffs.
The case Of A. J. Holland Vi. A. b.
Merritt, admin .tra.or Of the estate Of
James Merritt, deceased, was set for
trial October 4lh.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
BRIEF MENTION.

Don't fail to take in the show next
Monday night.
There are thirty men now at work at
the Eureka mill.
The Democratic Central Committee
meets next Friday evening.
The Elko Free /resS is now issued as
q daily. This makes two dnilys for
Elko.
The Reno journal has been reduced
in size TO d iive-coumn paper. It is as
newsy as ever, however.
1t is repor ed that thirty stamps Of
the Eureka mill when siarled up will
run ON Chollor and Polosi rock.
The butcher shop will hereafter be
closed all day on sunday. K.lnem.
b this and buy your meat Saturdays.
Parties who came over the mountain,
from Tahoe TO Washoe Valley say there
is full six inches OF new snow OH the
Summit.
Two new belts for the Eureka mill,
made to order in Boston, arrived lhi,
week. They are thirty.four inches
wide and one-half inch thick.
The old wheel at the Eur, ka mill is
to he taken out and a new one put in.
The whole mill is TO he fixed up and
the sixty stamp, started up soon.
Constable Was>on passed through
here on the 10th from Mason Valley
with crazy man named Raymond.
The man landed Sam safe in the Asy.
lum al Keno.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
N o T G E

I'M rHE DIS RIOT CoUfT OF TIE
Tn d Jud ciai District Of the State of
N~vada. In aud for the ecu " Of l. on
CHARLES o. ANON aga net hts credit rs
Notice 10 creditor of Iu~oiveut. II the
mattec of the p tiiidn Il Oh AhLkS q ID -
NM az iIiso,yent debtor Pu husnt TO sn
order o. h Hon Al Murphy, Jude OF
the sad ID street Court. notice Is hereby CIV
en- 10 all he ca, dttars OF the saii in-hVent
CHARLES . DAMON. tn b. and per b =
fore he said J .dAe, III open Ca RI e ths
COR room ( raid Cours ut the ,ut- house
AZ DA,,ou IN a. oou' tS, N the iSt" d of
Oclob I. A d. 1884, at IL u'cl'ck a NJ. Il that
day, tnrn an there to eno@ cause, II III y
csii Why The Irayes OF sid insoivent si' uld
not b. granted. all en- ~ " me- Of his es
tue te made. aud b be di- ba'grd tr N ms
a.tts and I abilities. IN pa 'sutnce OF ihr
PROVISIONS 1 the ststutt In N ass made
and u vtded: and Iii Z, e meantime all pro
c ,edings ags, ust AID insolvea stayed
ia "a M h,ud aud the seal ~ o. d
Guar. 'his STU osy uf septen btr ID 1854
fstALI ] s. DALLAS, Gle Z
W. b. r. Deale. Attorney for Petittonsr.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
A Girl In Love.

The feminine mind early attains to
the considerations OF the ethics Of the
af, clIons, says an exchange. In one
Of our schools the other day, the class
in English grammar was discussing The
difference between the words '.like"
and "love."
Snow" said the teacher, 'swe can
like a tomato, but i, ii proper to say We
can love tomatoa"'
"\o, il is nol," said fresh young
miss. some cannot love a tomato"
"Why nol1" inquired tbs teacher.
"Because, you know, you cannot
you can'l-well. you can't hug to-
maio."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
Hotel Arrivals.
REPUBLICAN.

The following are the names register
ed a. the Union Hotel for The past week.
". a. Donaldson, Oakland; Fred
Miller. l.undy; J, &. Smart, Mason
Valley; Alex. Wise, Winnemucca; c.
Cellarious, San Francisco; NJ. a. Muir
ply, Hawthorne; w. u. Hobart, Wiz
gina; f. O. Sl,ckney, Virginia; 5. X.
Ames, Smiths Valley; A. IL. llawley,
smith's Valley; J. 5. Craig, Mason
Valley; A. Is. Fitch. Churchill; +. b.
Mercer, Virginia; a. c. Knox, Sar
Francisco; ]. !. Gortell. ST. Clair.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
A pru al Fellow.

The Coryville correspondent of the
Walker Lake Bulletin says a miner
W. king in the MONT Cory mine beat
his wife. or al | asi the woman he ha,
been living with aud introducing al hIs
wlf-, 10 such an extent thai oh: has b.
come in,ane. Alter she had been kick
cd and cua-d unil black and blue the
woman was turned out Of doors. She
was taken III by charitable cit'g.n and
cared for. but suddenly disappeared.
The correspondent says: A numb.r oil
men went out III search OF her, and Al
lat found the poor creature nearly tou'
miles from Town in a mos piuable con
dil,on. her hands and feet being cut and
torn, anl altogether presenting a mos.
horrible sight. Since then the woman
has been quite crazy, and has to be
watched day and night. The feeling
against this brute is very strong. and
should the woman not recover he is liza
ble 10 receive some very rough trea,
meut at the hands Of the ruaners.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
alk" Souasy Ronlance.

Several years ago gentleman OF FL.
kO county, who had lived IN Southern
California years before, ami had lost all
reiai,Uns with his family IN that quarter
AID who had he N living alone IN this
Stltc without ever expecting to hear
that he had relations on The Coast, was
mad; aware that he hal u daughter liv.
ing IN the Golden Sia;e. Her moiher
had died aud she was alone in The world.
il.r lot had not been the happiest. She
was brought up to earn her hving in the
house OF strangers by about AZ hard
work as young g'rl can do; but she
endured her lot patiently and showed
herself 10 lie a sirl OF strong character
AMI excellent sense. Shs vas. also. a
young woman Of sweet manners and ol
very attractive face and figure. Her
father went TO California and brough,
her home and placed her in an cxcellen,
school. She is now living happily with
him, and She 10 his pride a she ough,
10 he, for there is not more amiable or
worthy young lady anywhere IN Elko
cRunty than she il. Two years ago she
was the means Of eticeung a re union
similar to that between herself ami her
father. She had a young lady friend
near where she lived with whom she
corrcsl,onded after shc came to Nevada.
This young LAZY Obtained a clu; ~ her
fathers whereabouts and entrusted to
her more fortunate friend the task OF
finding him out. The commission was
regarded IN the light Of a sacred duly
and diligently attended TO. To make
long and singular story short by jump
ing over the details that intervene, we
will say that the young lady No. Z. was
restored TO her falber in Nevada, Two
years since. rs intimated. The re union
has been To her the source OF a very
hand ,ome fortune nothing less than
500. 900, Only a week or Two ago, her
father with whom she has not been liv'
ing, but whom she came TO visit on his
stock ranch in Elko county recently,
made hi, will leaving all his estate to
her. lie Is an old man and an invalid,
and he made his will in view Of his
probable drmi,e in a short time. This
heiress who comes from QUINCY, Cal.
is described as being quite pretty, very
genleel aud well educated. he names
OF the persons are withheld for the very
reasoo that such publlc mention might
b: distastrful to them and not because
thee is nyihing to be told thai i. TO
ii di.credit. Besides. w,re the
NAM, ,iveD 1t would add but lutte TO
narcs,is- as the person are known to
or ly lev in the neishborhood. But
til s.orv VI 10th re unions is substanti-
al. a, Il Is toli in this paragraph.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13

A Colorado miner has suggested a
new idea to II. y. Copp, the land law
yer and publisher of Washing on, D..
c., a, to what /, wanted Ivy practical
men in mining regions. The result i,
CGppS Ero5pceioy'S WdRnai, price so
cents, Eow before u. 1, purpurls 10
enable proSpector to determine wllh
reasonable certa my any mineral he
may discover. Acid and blowpipe tests
are gheh in abundance. Considerable
space is given TO descriptions Of gold.
silver, copper. and other metals and
,heir compounds, gems, paints, etc 4,
with tables TO deternine all known
minerals. Ia addition, ii gives lhc
Unted States AMI local mining laws TO
daIe, Land Office astIuc lions, and val
liable forms for location notcts. miners
liens, proofs. leases. deeds, and appi.
Gallons for pa.ent'.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13

r. Cleator, OF the Philadelphia
t'ooI and Shoe Store, Virginia, has
la ge and fue ,tock OF b"ots aud
shoes. is has also y fue line of
Eastern 20 d. In his store, all III
which he Is selling at prices To suit
his ca -tnmsrs. eco sad" in another
Column.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13

Kerr's A. hma Cure cures all pains,
cramps or co les, aud general dehiii
". j. A. B'rhain, agent, Dayton.
Head advert isement in another col
umn. Once used always used.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
MONDAY. THE 9th DAY OF OC.
TOBER, 1854,

Between ths hours cf . o'clock A. n and 8
O'cl"cs P N, na,uely. at u "'clock noon OF
said day, to satisfy said jud1meut ana decree.
all che right ute and int crest OF tn FAD
II t.nds t. alb I've nm and | persons
claiming under r tn "us. thea, or either OF
theal, at n or to the m tgI prems az
iorecloscd ev ry part aud par thereof.
the 3 me be NJ describe as follows. to wit:
That certain real est t. situated IN tho
county at Lyon, State o. N'va a. desc tbed
as lows: he East half of the "a the st
ausrt-r aud tue Eat half o. tn" Northeast
q iar,er. snd me south west quarter ot tho
Narth.rast q after III Sci II thirty-th O.
(,3l; aud the Northwest q TART of tue
) tn.w Ut ga ter % . et.on thirt, four
(34. Il Ia r.w ship thirtcen fiSl North
n.pse rs cast, M. ID VI.
GEufGk RANDALL.
All riff of Lton county, Nevada.
By JONI LorHRor. DepusaaAaxS.- ss-,A.A.
Lsyton. New Sept. 18th, ls8A
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
NEW THIS WEEK.

THAT HACKI q O. Oh c,n b 40 quickly
cursl b., shi, hi Cure W. guarantee 1t.
WILL Y1U SUI FIR with Dyspspsis aud
} iv,r com isi.tt Shiloh's vitaizsr 10 guar.
antred t. cur you.
STEP VS. NI0H1S, made miserable bv
that rrible cough. Shiloh's Cur IL q REIN
edS you
CATARRH oCRED. health and sweet breath
q cu'. d by shileb'z OStsr1h Lemedy. Price
50 cents Esssl II ct r frea.
FIR lama Back, Side ~ Chest use Shil h's
Porous Plas .r. Price 2S cents
sHItoH'5 COUGH md Consumption Cure
is = b, us on guarantee. Il cur,s CON.
sumption.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13

The Eureka SfHGnri remarks that it
sec Ius almost Incredible chat a man
woJil knock q woman down. The ed
itm can At icas, congratulate himself
tina his fIrsdnlai candidate was
ne,-r accused OF kn5cHnE = woman ia
thst dnsenoa.-TIlssss .h'00se's.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13

For the SUM Of three tho1aXni eight hu rdrsd
snd thr-- an eigav hundrsdths dollars
(stsU3 80l IN gold cnin OF tns Ulitrd 8 Ates,
with inte It or hs SUN '6r' Nv, tho rs I'D
eix hundred dolla = IS 1901 Il the rate of
one snt one-half Il n pr cent. per IN nth
~ X c0it, tnget.isr W e. tn sum h.ee
hun1r d sut atty ollt-s fs35J - counsel ie;s.
With xtv- n and ght> nv 'ou- hundr dths
d"lltrs 81 rs cusis o. SIT action. In Ike
goid coin, at the date Of Q lid jai m mt. aud
al cess that NAV accrue. TO ,Atiss,. SAT- d.
ere of fore loSure. I h I'VE tat> 18th nay Of
se. TENDER. A D isSi,s tzad aud wed u u
ami will of r or "a y 1t IuOtc auctl, u e. tha
highest ana bssf bidder, for ossH IL hsnd. q
front Of the Courthouse In Dayton, Lyon
county, Nevada, "a -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
STAGE Connections.

AtHAwTHoRSE with the United states
StAge Lompany's coaches for Aurora (2d III =, "
Bodi' 81 III 'esl. nndy aud nrtdse. ort.
At LUNIN0 gas mile e. ON Mound Housed
with uilmrr. aalisbu y b Co.. trI-we h,
sag (ieavIng Mondays, Wednesday, and
Fu4ayrl Tor Downeyv.lIe. GTants,ii o aud
BeiunLt
At O. DELAR A with U. g. Stage Co.'S
stas-s for Columbus Is mil !. silver Peak
Mont yuma, A ida Ns,le,. Gold Mountain, DC
AtHANLEl, with stages FIR Cerr" Go,do
10 mii-si. Daryia (3l uaiIe,l, aid Pansuint
miles.
H.M. lERINa ron. RI. LAWS.
General Sup't ASST. sup't.
u. A. BINDER,
General reighI sud PAsseu -sI Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
)NDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1884,

As B a-dsof 'qualiz 4 on. and viii hear
sad de erIniDe all complai Il made IN re.
ga d 70 the ere sed vsfue of ny prope ty
within SAID COUNTY. and wiIic sn9eJynd coz
re any Violation either b. add ny thereto
or dedurtng she efroui. IL yb.y I. sAm the
sam fixed n the ass' -IHens roll 81 bersb We
o below tire tr,ie'v lue, Whefh.f satd sum
was nyrd by the owner or assess ed; ?, Z eDt
tIat he cas- whtfe the pers, n mpfsthing
Of the hssess lent has refu-ed to- ~ the
Asse lsor bis vt under oa b as rtqu re BY
law. In su h cases 10 r du, tions Will be
msde by the Board Of Eqislz ton. ia the
assessm ut mao. by the AS ss' u assee-
me roll will be X 4 o en- for public in.
specific at the County Clerks lice, til
sf'-r TIL adj ,ur intIt Of p B ,ar Of Equ
al "a ion. The 3 ,sr l of Equ lizitihn vii
continue in ~ sion from time to m. until
the buslne ut equal 'zation = al p'se OF.
Blu 81 j D srl viii not hts fter tn q RI Of
oct her l %. except { a. the Bar OF On.
81 ti u wal meet % qJlliGs h .aa+.sem ut
fol aud al c mpiains in fx 'epted case4
m-Dt nnei In the hevenue Lsw. = ct on is,
1913 "h, ]. 8. DALLAS,
u, TX ~ N Board OF unity Commission.
err Of |. IN county. Ne ada. v
pte LIB r =. 1884.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
NEW THIS WE K.


REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Fer Presidential Electors.
ELECTORS: ALTEsx TTs:
@. d A n. 3 E.Y, 8. O. FL Us.
OF Storey; Of W ishoe;
II O DAVIS. D. A. BENlEt.
Of HUMBOLDT; -s:,... ,f:Xrmshy;
T. CAMPBELL. JOHN ToRRE.
Of Lincoln; OF ia eka,
For Member Of Congress.
WILLIAM WOODBURY..
OF storey.
s|.-tI 4, =. ~
For Justice Of the supreme Court.
THOMAS =. HAwLEY.
VI White Pine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
SHeRlFF'S- SALE.

kD ei out of tue Dl'tr c. court Of the
Tu.rd ] Icicih District 81 the State Of Ne.
vsds L., anu tor the count o. Lyon. t. me
direct d aud deli Ter-d. for ing zen; r-n.
dered IN sad Opnr' on the Fit day of Sc.
te.nber. D. 1884, upon q d Cree for The
for O. sur and or -r Sac OF the mJ T.
gs-e promises bareiuaf. er dose tibed. In ia
yOr 81
JAMES &. SMART. -
Plaintiff. anf
and against
JOHN c. DANIELS AND A. e.
. , DANIELS,
Defendants, III
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13

The AUove ira MS are ruI daily, and max
close connsctioh at Mound Hou e with tram
OF v. Il r X. -. for Virgins and Reno, and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, via.
v. u 4. II. Il. for all ponts Exst and West.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-09-13
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION.

COUNTY ;CLFRK's t,FF7cF. >.
LYON Cou TT. New DA.,
- =, DAYrnS S-pt 9, 1874
Motto us HFRErY oI, EN- TIL fT THE
~ c mtg Assessor Of L''n county, NV.
has 20 pit d tej'wxlist ur aasr snaent roll
and ha.zd ~ attach d his Ger if1cste ther to
amt delivered tn. d the map b. x. and ell
original SIS of p op'ry llveu I, b m to
the L. X of T. Ruard Of Iounty Con mis-
81 -n+r.; t. atihe Board Of. County Commis-
ttuners Will nett u