Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-10-31
BRIEF MENTION.


ticket without fail.
Hugh Brady was in from the
Valley again this week.
The dance at the Odeon' Hall
has been postponed to Monday even
ing.
Miss Clara Campbell left last
night to visit friends in Alameda,
Cal.
Jas. West was in from Mason
Valley this week with load of
ducks, turkeys and dressed pork.
VIM. Reilstein, representing
the tailoring house of F. Kaufman,
arrived in town yesterday with a
fine line of Winter goods.
Members of American Science
Club are requested to meet at the
residence of Mrs. Ed. Hancock Nov,
I'd 7:30 sharp. Important business.
Heed not the man however glib,
Who tells you lust as good as" Trib.
Not true he tells.
And If he better than Trib" tells YOU
Be sure If he succeeds and SELLS" you
'Tfs you he sells"
Monday was a regular McKin-
ley day. 1t blew, was cold as Win
ter and along towards evening rain
ed enough to lay the dust thorough
ly.
George Wilson, one of Lyon
county's next Commissioners, was
in from the Valley this week circu-
lating among the voters of this end
of the county.
"A vote for the Silver Party
legislative ticket is a vote to return
Jones and Stewart to the United
States Senate. A vote for indie
pendents may be vote for Bigelow
or some other bunco steerer.
"A vote for J. M. Houston is a
vote for a man who is thoroughly
competent to fill the Office of Au-
ditor and Recorder. He is on the
Silver Ticket and should receive the
support of all true silver men.
Increase Newland's majority
in this county this year over that
of two years ago, to show him, and
the eastern gold bugs, that we ap-
preciate the services our Congress
man has rendered the silver cause
Hon. w. A. Massey, Silver
Party nominee for Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, made rous'
ing silver talk at Yerington this
week Wednesday. Massey will be
our next Supreme Judge all right
A vote for F. G. Newlands is a
vote for the man who has made
thousands of converts to the silver
cause in the doubtful States in the
last month. He is man the Re-
publicans stand most in fear Of Can
you afford to defeat him?
"A vote for Dick Randall fol-
Assessor and Sheriff is vote for a
man you can always depend on to
be honest and square. Should he
be elected the large as we'll as the
small property owner will be equal
ly assessed according to his hold.
ings.
In another column we publish
a new advertisement of DIR. Jordan
DR.. Jordan stands high in his pro-
fession, and is no doubt one of the
ablest specialists on the Coast. His
Museum of Anatomy, 1861 Market
street, is constantly acquiring new
features.
"A pain in the chest is natures
warning that pneumonia is threat.
ened. Dampen a piece of flannel
with hamberlain's Pain Balm anG
bind over the seat of pain, anC
another on the back between the
shoulders, and prompt relief will
follow. Sold by T. J. A. Flaws.
"A vote for Byron Gates fol
Commissioner is vote for man
who will look after the county's
finances even better than his own
affairs. And all will agree that he
can do the latter pretty we'll. He
will make one of the best Commits
sioners the county ever had if he is
elected.
--Meissner and Groves, the in
dependent candidates for the AS.
sembly stand pledged to repeal the
sheep license law if they are elected