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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-01

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SutFo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..........--. ]
mason NAliey.-.... ..............----
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Smiths Valley ..........,...I
Resolved. Thst the County Convention shan
consist OF one delegate for each precinct. by
courtesy, and one additional delegate for each
fifteen Nepublcsn vo tes at last election also
one delegate for each fra ion over a hqlf Of hf
teen votes and the division shall be as follows.
Dayton Precinct ........ .............s
Silver City Precinct. ....................6
Mound House and Eureka Mill Precinct w
Sutro freClnct ....'!-.,.'.....
Churchill Precinct. ......... ....................
"aouhka ifeclhct..
Mason Valley Precinct. .....................6
Smiths valley Precinct. ................
Resolved. That he election in the several uvs-
cincts be held at the following named places
Dayton At the Court House.
Silver City-At the Engine House,
sutro--A1 the Engine House.
Mound House At Regan's SaIeea.
Churehill-At Marshs.
.Wabuska-At Lovejoy's stors.
Mason Valley AT Smart's Saloon.
Smiths yslley-At Pieroes Saloon.
And that the following named persons sss q
Judges at SsId election:
Dnyton-A G. Berry. Hero Kennedy ana >. l..
Campbell.
Silver City-A. Wi son. Theodore vinson saa
A. A. Pollard.
Mound House-T. n. Calvert
sutro--A. H. Sheldon Luther Davis ara 70,
Hancock,
Churohill-w. j. Marsh, Warren Harvard and 4. 7.
Newman
wsbusks -Kimber C cleaver, Il. F. swasey .ns
W, Robson.
Mason Valleys. B Fogs. E, c. Smith and =.
s. Craig.
Smiths vpllsy-z Pierce j. n. Mann and "a.
Ames.
Resolved. That tn polls AZ said election shat,
open at o'cl OK p II. sud close at 8 o'clock "
and that said election shall be conducted in con.
oTmity with the provisions of sn Act of the Leg
ielature OF the State Of Nevada regulating Pima.
ry Elections, approved February 6th 1883
Resolved That the following test be reouirea
the United States and Will support the nominees
of the hepublcaa party at the coming election, :"
Resolved. That the several election boards h,
Instructed 10 make jmmedi ate returns and ful
returns Of said election to W Fairbanks sec
retaFy, Dayton, revada
VIC. DoyEY, Chairmsn.
+. W. FAIRsANEs Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-01
DISEASES OF MAN

All applying TO me will receive my honest opinion
of their Complaints no experimenting | viii
guarantee rosiive cure in every case undertake
or forfeit $1,000 Consultation IN Office by letter
FREE and strictly private. Charges able
Thorough examination, including chemical aad
microscopic analysis Of urine and advice s5
ONCE hours 9 to daily, to evening sunday,
to IL only Call or ADDRESS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-01

Hunting is said to be good about Washoe
Lake, now
w. A. Harris is in Carson reporting on
the famous Crow murder case.
The fire engine was sent to the Carson
shops Monday night for repairs.
District Court opens to-day when some
probate matters will be brought up.
Willie Savage, of Sutro, went below last
Sunday to attend school in Oakland.
Judge Wells was a passenger on last
Saturdays train bound for Hawthorne.
Hon. J B. Gallagher, of Esmeralda, was
passenger for the Bay Sunday evening.
Col. Thomas and family, of Sutro, took
their departure for San Francisco last Sun
day evening.
Sheriff Randall who announced himself
candidate for reelection, has withdrawn
from the fight.
John Allen, of Silver City, was in town
last Sunday. His mining prospects are
looking well.
A Cornish quartette rendered some excel.
lent vocal music at the Corner saloon last
Friday evening.
Horace Porter, nephew Of Ezeriah, came
up from his home in Washoe, Sunday and
returned Monday.
70 e ,br,
is holding tent meetings here, arrived in
Dayton Sunday last.
E. B. Winfrey, of Reno, arrived yester-
day. He has been engaged to teach the
Sutro school next term.
VIM. Shirley arrived home from his trip
to San Francisco and other points of interest
in California, yesterday.
Mrs. Fletcher Beale, came up from
Washoe, last Sunday, and will make Day
ton her home in the future.
The Silver State flour mills are turning out
thirty five barrels daily, aud have no diff.
Guilty in finding market for it.
c. c. Fish returned from Garfield last
Saturday, night, after looking at the Hindley
mine, in which he has an interest.
The trial of young Crow for killing Hogan
has been postponed until the 10th, on ac-
count Of the illness Of Judge Edwards.
d. Regan, of the Mound House saloon,
was IN town Monday, looking after things in
general and politics especially lie found
them.
Greedy French, of Silver City, was in town
last Monday. lie will be candidate for
Commissioner on the Democratic side OF the
house.
T. f. Picotte, formerly proprietor of this
paper, was cowhided by woman in Haley
Idaho, the other day, for making remarks in
regard TO the wcmans character.
w. w, Byron, who is part owner of the
Hindley mine in Garfield District, came in
from that country last Sunday evening. He
is well pleased with the looks of the mines.
All candidates for office on the Republican
side, are requested to meet at the Court
House next Saturday evening. for the pur.
of selecting delegates to the County Con.
vention.
The tent meetings are well attended, and
good feeling prevails in reference to Elder
Colcord's labors. Tonight he is to speak
on the subject of '"What is to be the destiny
Of the final impenitent ?" Next week the
Seventh Day Adventsts will pr epare their
camp ground for the annual camp meeting
which is to commence on the 18th of next
month in Dayton.
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II III II
Virginia City, New,
Always on hand.

Between Wells. Fargo's and odd Fellows
Building, South C Street
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-01

Resolved. Trst the County Convention shan
consist OF one delegate for each precinct, by
courtesy, and one additional delegate for each
fifteen Republican votes cast at last election; also
one delegate for each fra ction over h9lf Of AZ
teen votes, and the division shall be as follows.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
THE MAGAZINE rs.

THE flst half Of George W. Cables
two part story, "CarsnCro," story Of
the louisa, AcadiaDs, will appear in
the January Csntury, with illustrations
by Kemble, who recently visited
Louisiana to obtain sketches for the
work. 80,
THAT ScTibner's Magazine is likely TO
be a success in ENGLAND, as w 80
here, is abundaptly proved by tho 49,.
that Frederick Wsrne & Co, OF Lon
don, who sIe to sct as the agents for
the sale If the magazine in Great
Britain, have bought outright 10000
coyiss Of the new magaE ne. Ts..s, Mia.
THE New ASTRONOMY papers, by
Prot. P. Langley, OF Allegheny UNI
versity, which were printed some time
ago in The Century, viii be supp e.
mented by several additional papers
by the same author. The first OF these,
on Comets ard Meteore," will appear
in the January Century, with nine
striking illustrations.
The illustrations for Dr.. William
Hayes Wards article on "Bsbylonian
Seale, III OCf1OTttTS 0ugdGTb, are
largely taken from specimens in his
own valuable collection, which has
recently been secured by the Metre
politan Muaeum. Special casts OF
many OF the seals have been made for
the express purpose OF illustrating this
paper.
TIKI article in the January number
of Scribner's MdgOsipe ON "0ur Defense
less Coasts" by Capt. +. V. Greene, is
noticeable as containing the first clear
statement Of the plans favored by the
best engineers for terrifying New York
hsFbor. While there has been great
abundance of destructive critical writ
ing on the subject, no definite idea
has before this been given TO the pub
lie as to what it has been proposed to
substitute for the existing 60 called
Notifications.
Mr.. HAROLD FREDERIC, whose novel,
SENS Brothers, WIFE, appears in serial
in the first number Of ScribRer's RdgG.
sine, is the London correspondent OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
CHANCERY SALE
Or
R K AL Il q T. A. II E

No. 1884, R-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-John T. Wlllins vs. VIM. d. Ira
bus ct al.
DY virtue of an interlooutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above ,aUse on the
7th day Of December, 1886, NJ. b. IS, pase 41S,
will sell, at public auction, to the h CHEST
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
Office. at the Main street entrance Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn
ncssee, on
Saturday, ssh day of January, 1857,
within legal hours, the foil wing described
property, situated in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn. to-wit:
A lot beginning on the west de of W8lDut
street, at the no theast corner OF parcel Of
land conveyed January s, 1867, by ~ muel z.
Walker in trust to q l.. d nnison and A. $.
McNeair, for Wm. and Ed 0rgi ! thence
running nOrthward with the west line oil
Walr ut street rs feet; hence west $50 feet to
n st Ike; thence south rs feet TO the line OF
said trust property aforesaid; thence east
ward $50 feet to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-One half cash; balance IN
six months, note bearing interest at por
cent. from date, with security required;
lien retained, This December Is, 1885.
S. l. GOODWILL, Clerk and Master.
BY b. f. Coleman, d. O. sud NJ.
w HaiaEall n fpitnr-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
manwl,h Brains and Conscience
CHANCERY SALE
-0F-
REAL ESTATE.


No. 5052, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby
county State of Tennessee vs.. 3. 5.
WRre ct al.
pY virtue Of an interlooutory decree for
ID sale entered in thu above cause on the
Sd day u December 1885, M. B. %, page
394, | will 20 at publ auction, TO the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office. courthouse o. Shelby county, Mem
saG I Sin day OF January, 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn to-wit
An undivided SIS Interest in n certain
lot, described as follows Beginning 1t the
southwest corner Of the Read lot, on the
north side Of Union street, running thence
westward with the north line Of Union
street ~ feet, more or less, TO q stake stand
ing 43 feet, moro or less, east Of the east
abut emit of the bridge over the bayou;
thence northWardly 1917 feet, more or less.
TO the point whore the hypolhenuse OF the
triangle lot Of the Brinkley heirs, on the east
q the bayou, cuts the south line q I'D
Union street; thence eastWai dly with the
south line Of old Union street IS feet, more
OF less, to the west line of the Read lots
thence southwardly with said Read line 30
the beginning.
Terms Of Sale a credit Of six months,
interest bearing notes with good security re-
quired lien retained, redemption barred.
This December IS, 1858.
S. / MEOW ELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. r. Coleman. ID. @. aud NJ.
r. II i O, W. Heiskell, collectors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
A Common Cold

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
Trnsire,s nile.

TTNDkR tho auth, riy vested in mo as he
u harmon OF the QuDrlCtly County
Trustee 0, the estate Of W. n. Bolton, do
ceased, a. appears OF record In Boob 1855
pnga llg. ETC., OF tho Register ullico OF Shol
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New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

CENTRAL RAILROAD 90. or NRw-JERsFY. }
ll9 LIBELrY ST.. XIV YORK Nov O. 1896. }
NOTICE Is hereby given that the transfer
~ hooks Of the Central Railroad Company Jersey.
both In New York and Philadelphia will he closet from Fri
day, the 2th nst THURSDAY 81 prOxim0 nv order
SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
prs1Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

...t. of f,eorre L. erixrd consisting Of important
properties various parts of the ci was soo yes
tertav Estate Exchange by Pc er f.
Never for Ious Meser Lorilard died in 1867
he deeted large part city estate to his SOD George
hi. prrty was left to be divided among his
and skaters death When he died at Nice
Franco on February fftv0ne old and
cbe.. On this heirs decided to offer the
srtv AZ auction put through the routine OF
NJ Never ascended his stand at yesterday the
besrRed by large crowd of prominent pecu
builders. who blocked
those present Jacob I<ard, Henry j. Barley
IAN Kent OF Peter Lor.ard Alfred r. tonkne
o. Roscoe and connected with the Loriard
family James NJ Jackson general manager o'
Howard Carroll. Morris B. Brunnsr C. W. Luy-ter E. A.
Cruik shank Ambrose X Ely sixteen parcels were so
lncluding Pier No. SO the Eas; River for iotal OF
The parcel pot mp No. 62l Broadway between
Spring and B being 26 9 sl20. with nyesoy
advancing RAPIDLY of sl00D sl02Ot0 al which
price Henry Brash This WIS moi ertirely
sctory the heirs who thought II was worth more rs
IL rented for 1880 The manager MT Jackson valued te
$500 600. total being s62ooo
The result however satisfactory some OF the snstr
brought prices deal In advance OF what Mr
jackson valued them important plot sold
Nos les and 65 South Fifth and Nos 50 and 81 oos
terst fvrstory brick building runnnI rom street 10
rapidly Sl47 when IL sold Ia Seige
Brothers he ddng throughout the entire sale was vy
and tie good The other parcels VIII be iounh
below The opinion generally expressed that all the
prices high
the brokers' meeting call for coal lands in
ne southern or middle coal fields Also for small place al
house in West Twenty second ST.. 25x55xlOO was
offered for $4,000. Also farm Of lol acres
with rter northwest OF Missis
sppi beyond with $4,000 covered with pine timber
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
Amnsenenls.
A CADENY OF MUSIC.

POSITIVELY FAREWELL TOUR
MT HENRY E. ABBEY respectfully announces the
In New OF
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
John Taylor Of the London stock Exchange invites the
shareholders Of the ennsyvaua Railroad 10 meet him at
FRIDAY November s. at oclocE when he viii explain and
discuss the following resolution passed at held AZ
The Cannon street Hotel Lon on October 8. sir William
Tint this meeting Of British shareholders Of Pehnsyvs
Railroad Company Of
Management that IN their Judgment considering the amount
aed 10 the iormation Of anJ ,pnd In raSi nr
poses the time has when the of profits
distribution IN the future o the net IN,
Rs OF the company the stockholders and they also
suggest that more liberal distribution way OF dIvi
dend should be male
THE annual meeting OF the West Side and
Yonkers RAILWAY ComDany for the eleetos Of nine di
recfors and three Inspectors OF eecten Tor the next annual
meeting Will he hed on Tuesday November IS at the ofce
O'Clock e. GODDARD. Secretary
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of
Il the stockholders Of the T lIsr WORTH AND DENVER
company a Fort Worth Texas TUESDAY, December T.
ronsac,on ~ Of sncb oiber M 6nin lot @ a s0n mo p % b
fore the meeting The transfer books will close the 18th u
December At 10 O'Clock @ r. m r'' ." ''' i'D' I'
a mreting Of directors win held Office Fort
Worm immediately after te adjournment Of the stockholders
meeting. WILLIAM a. ROSS secretary.
TBE PONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE FOR
THE RkOkGANlZATION OF THE DENVER AND
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY.
THE UNITED STATES TRUsT COMPANY OF NEW
YORK will deliver their Office wall--t
MONDAY. THE 18TH INSTANT against their certificates
for DENVER AND RIO GKANDE RAILWAY COMPANY
lsT MORTGAGE CONSOLIDATED PER CENT BONDS
and DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWA Y COMPANY
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS The new 4 Per Cent First
Consolidated Mortgage upon the
for the preferred receivable therefor under the
Plan OF Reorganization.
By order OF the Committea
A. MARCUS
New-YOrk Nov. g. 1885,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN FIRsTs.


signed has made application for the Of Certificate
DO .o Tor - shares OF stock of the United NewJersey
arOa AMI Canal Company. issue 70 kemptOn. and
dated the zOth day Of February 1877 the having been
lost destroyed
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

5iuauous Danieo-- temuiea.
SEAMSTRESS.-By thorough operator on
~ Wheeler lsoB machine out by the day week 0r
bring her nse required city or country. li3
East 50th-sI
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID.-By two
w respectable nrst class watfes
the other can Oe employers
"a East 3ithsL
WAIrRESS, CHAMBERMAID-NURS or
w SEA ASr REss.- by two Capable y0uIx glyls, uaior
standing thoroughly
VIII asslsf other dut1os objection tho
emRioyer be- Cali Al yz2 oth-ava-
w WASHlNG.-Ac colored woman viii bc glad
70 sss taualies washing; terms rsasonsslA cAu 2ls
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

NEW YORK. Tuestav. Nov. 8. 1885
following Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
5ituationa rOanteo--femalrs.
A T MRS. BIRCKS,

AT MRS. BIRCKS,
"A IL 3d-sve- between llth and 18th
| l. CHAMBERMAID NURSE. etc.-Bya neat competent
r from en3A +, doesn't % speak knsfn
and three years rtcass stamped European references
. cHAMBERMAfD anil WAITRESS or WAITRESS
and PARLoRNAlD-By neat yonng girl th9rons R hiy
class nv references vhere es be Inquire for
COOK. CHAMBERLAIN. etc.-By young. neat
s0p,sn, % & @ German g gs tosstner @ or 'epaas one Is very
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T. cooK K.By neat competent arstelAss young German
vae family cuD or boarding house nrsLelass city reier
O. LADY,sMAID: ste.By thoroughly competent neat eat
packet willing 10 travel highly recommended country or
LAUNDREss-By rhoroughly competent, neat,
strong young pri; AL fine starch pieces and antnsi
re,erescs- Inquire Tor HANNAH D. a
willing TO assist ehaberwOrE city references
s, NUR- ERY COVER Ess.-By neat educated young
North German r Ensl-6 and FreaI Ieae6es IN
god SI3 sT % Is''sss s TARTGA .a,.,.a
young m to growing sAarsn meat good cam
slress BY nand an9 machine slinx 70 do light c nosr
for EMMA c. iOS
COOK, WASHING. &c.-By two colored
girls 70 go together one TO cook wash and iron .he
only. CAL address No East ssth st. Sdavs.
COOK, &c;.By cook in private family !. Is
employer '' aos VEST isd st. ring three
times.
CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS or NURSE
" BY capable French girl tiy sew and WI
travel with iany city Call az 9TH ave. near
17th-st
CHAMBERHAID and WAITRESS &c.-By
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~ girls cook aandress; other chameermald at
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city country bcsi eerenee<. ~ kast lcth 81
COOK and WAITRESS. by two German
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New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

4-slOry dwelling with lot No lf5 East 72d-st s. e
Oi Lexington ave lot lS9A 1922. G Wolfe
By Ricbdrd Y Hdrneu d Co.
s-story warehouse with plot Of land. Nos Ss7 and
S~9 2f-ave :. So IL d OF 47th-st plot47.2x3OOx
19.4x3OlS and 3-siory stable and 4-stOry ware
house with plot of land Nos 23l -237 East 47th-st
100 10 Of 2d-ave. plot 77.6x74.Sx u. lOX67.2:
& smith.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
Business propertp for Sale ano Go fet

4 LARGE manufacturing property. east sid e
"A for sale. rutland q WHITING. Beekman-st
4 FRONT OFFICE, first floor, ia Nassau
~ ST.. 10 let rutland & WHITING Beekman-sL
CORNER STORE ON GREENE-ST., To
Y LET Low PRICE MODERN BUILDING DE
SIRABLE LOCATION FORWHOLESALE HAT and Fl r
BUSINESS. Apply 70 HORACE =. ELY % PIN EST.
'VO LEr.-Very desirable lofts Nos. 142 and
l44 Greenest. with steam heat relght and
elevators Apply at Altause Iron Works lO and IOS IhOmp
sOn-St
WE admit that 103 Princess is downtown,
w hut rent cheap. and you buy better seaskin
the money from g. C. SHATNE manufacturer.
than from any other reliable house. Call ami see