Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-12-29
BRIEF MENTION.

Brief MENTkON.
Look out for the eclipse next Tuesday.
| The County Commissioners meet to-day
to wind up the business Of the year.
Tom and Jerry made themselves quite
numerous in the saloons Christmas day.
| Hon. M. A. Murphy, was a passenger
bound for Hawthorne yesterday morning
B. A. Downey came in from Mason Val.
ley Thursday with lot of costumes for the
ball.
"A. E. Harris, teacher of the Smith Val
ley school is in town spending his Christmas
vacation.
gone deer hunting in the hills beyond the old
Badger mine.
Tate Critsel returned to Mason Valley
yesterday, after spending the holidays in
Virginia City.
Tom Barton, of the Switch, was a pas.
senger on yesterdays train, bound for Cali
fornia to Winter.
Tom Flaws has just received a select
stock of tobaccos and cigars. Try his new
brand of Key Vests.
Call at Flaws store and buy box of
Miller's water proof backing. Just the
thing for your boots this kind of weather.
The main shaft of the Rock Point mill
broke last Monday night. A new shaft was
put in and the mill again started up Thurs
day.
Flaws has what is called the Guttard
roasted coffee, which is claimed to be supe
rior to other brands because it keeps its
strength.
The Re0eiNe and the Journal were the
only two papers in the State that got out
Christmas supplements. They were both
good ones.
| Although the storm has not raised the
water in the river much yet there is quite a
little snow in the hills, and the mills will
probably soon have enough water to run
full.
Treasurer Huntoon brought som: plums
to this office yesterday which he had just
picked from a tree in his orchard. The fruit
had not been injured in the least by the
heavy frosts we have already had.
Prof. Bray, of Virginia City, and Miss
Minnie Leslie of Dayton, were married on
Tuesday at the residence of the brides sis,
ter, Mrs. Taylor, of Silver City. The high
contracting parties are both we'll known in
this county.
DIR. B. S. Mason, Of Mason Valley, will
deliver lecture al Greenfield on the 18th OF
next month, for the benefit of the Methodist
church. The lecture is one the DR.. deliver
ed during the war, in 1868 at Aurora, and a
recital Of it will, no doubt, be interesting.
We respectfully call the attention of
some of our subscribers to the fact the first
of the year is near at hand, and that it is a
\ good time to square accounts. re mittance
| from those who know themselves to be in
debted to the TINES will greatly oblige US.
The Russell and Morgan Printing Com.
pany, of Cincinnati, Ohio, has issued the
finest calendar for 1850 that we have seen
for some years. 1t contains twelve sheets,
which are printed in nine to twelve colors.
If you want something nice in the shape OF
l tA he 6po.
An alteration took place at the Odeon
saloon Christmas night between Andy Vain.
sley and teamster that led to blows.
| Walmsley knocked his man down, when the
latter drew knife and threatened TO carve.
Walmsley got out Of the way and the team.
ster was finally quoted. No blood shed, no
arrests.
AT the turkey shooting match at Sutro
Christmas day there were two turkeys to
shoot at at distance of zoe yards. Several
Daytonites went down to try their luck and
Charlie Watson and Frank Fitch bagged the
birds. The rest of the boys shot at. the
birds enough to make them bring the own
ers about 81 50 apiece.
| If your face Is marked with blotches
| And eruptions near your skin,
| You NAV bet your bottom dollar
There is something wrong within,
IT'S the blood, To purify it
| There is nothing half so good,
| As the G. NJ ID. is-try 1t!
| To be clearly understood.
I will explain that 6. M. d. means "Gslden
Medical Discovery" (Dr. Pierce's), the pop
ular remedy for debility, lung troubles, and
weak, impoverished blood, which, like scrof-
ula, shows its presence in the system in
b,otch-s, eruptions and pimples.
| Perfection is attained in Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. .
when Dollars Went as Dimes.
The extravagant prices that prevailed in
the early gold mining days seem enormous