Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-08-28
BRIEF MENTION.

About Y, 900 cords OF wood were taken
from the river here this year.
II. NJ. Yerington was passenger on yes.
terGay's train for Hawthorne.
There will he social dance at the Mound
House on the 9th Of next month.
SO far we have heard OF no candidates
from Silver City and but one from Sulro.
Mr. Sardies Summerield, Of Empire, is
in Town visiting the teachers examination.
Smiths Valley ranchers are cutting tn.
second crop of alfalfa. The crops are fair.
J. A. Bonham is selling out his stock Of
cloihing at cost TO make room for new
stock.
Mrs. II. NJ. Nugent, Of Reuo, attended
the session Of the Grand Lodge OF Good
Tcmplars.
Bring your job work to the TINES office
and you will get satisfaction both as to
prices and work.
Miss May Kinds. OF Kinds Hot Springs
was in Dayton attending the Grand Lodge
Of Cool rempllrs.
Rev. 7. P. Bradshaw and Richard Grihble
Virginia City in the Grand Lodge
Of Good remplars.
Mrs. Schooey. Of Smiths Valley was
delegate TO The Grand Lodge |. o. G. T.,
held here this week.
Harry Beale will have lis new store open
about the first Of next month. His new
stock is arriving daily.
The Democrats hold their primaries here
to-day. There is some talk Of there being
two tickets in the field
The water in the river still continues to
get lower. But live Stamps are now running
at the Rock Point mill.
The water in West Walker river in Smiths
Valley is falling very fast. and ranchers are
afraid there will he a scarcity.
I. K. Shaw went to Reno last Wednesday
evening 10 visit an aunt from the East who
he has not seen for thirty years.
Chas. Osborne and Mr.. Chenoweth, of
Wrnnemucca. were in town this week at.
tending the Grand Lodge /. o. &. I.
A number of The boys are arranging to go
to Empire on the fourth Of next month TO
a dance to he given at Raycrafl's hall.
Mr. Robert Levers. who is to teach
the Dayton school, arrived here yesterday.
School begins on the 9th OF September.
Mr.. W. ]. BLACK. of Deerh, Star Valley.
Elko county, was delegate to the Grand
Lodge, |. o. &. T., held here this week.
The Rev. T. ?. Bradshaw will preach in
the Count House next Tuesday evening at
T:4s O'Clock. This will be his last sermon
in Dayton this year.
Miss Louise Gruber, has returned from
Napa College. where she went some six
weeks ago. She came home on account Of
her failing eycsght.
Harry Cobb, has returned from his trip
to the Eastern part Of the State, where he
has been officially visiting the various
lodges Of the X. OF P.
Many discharged miners are coming in
from Candelaril and Belvillc. They say
that country has gone to the dogs for the
reason that silver is so low.
Prof. n. A. Hummell. principal OF the
Wadsworth rchools, was in Dayton this week
attending the Good Templars session OF the
Grand Lodge, also Rev, J. NJ. Helsley, and
Mr.. McNevin.
c. c. Stevenson. who is a candidate for
Governor on the Republican side Of the
house. was in town this week. lie found
the situation favorable TO him in this section
of the county.
w. !. Marsh, the Fort Churchill cattle
man. was in Town this week, accompanied by
his wife. lie Is a candidate for County Com.
missioner on the Republican side, it is
said. lie would make good man for the
place.
Reno i. filled with Washoe. Piutc. Digger
and Shoshone Indians. who have convened
there for a big dance and pow.wow. Johnson
Sides SAYS The hrs' man caught selling liquor
Ia them will be captured and handed over TO
the officers.
Bowrns Bnigrf, Fort Plain, N. ", for
March, 1886. says: In the multiplicity Of
medicines plscei upon the market, il is
sometimes difficult 10 distinguish between
the meritoriouS and the worthless. There
are at least Two excellent remedies widely
used, the efficiency Of which are unqueslion'
cd, We refer to ST. Jacobs Oil and Red
Star Cough. Cure.
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