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MORNING APPEAL.
TFEVIUT FKBBCABr 26..IS78
SUNDAY ECHOES.
Our churches wore nt a.s well filled on
Sunday as they should have been. Mud,
anything for an excuse. Carson has tine com
fortable churches find good preachers and
tliev ousrht to be well mtromzeii. It our
Sunday preachments satisfy tlie public, we
will desist, we'oidy aim to second the reverend
clergy.
Among the persons who should attend
churches regulaviy are the numbers of our
constabulary. They would receive nutriment.
Then if they should get tired and wish to
leave before the sermon was over, they would
find ample scope for their powers in arresting
the hoodlum who gather around some of the
churches during service time, and by their
mischievous and unwarrantable noise, disturb
the congregations within. Oue of our pastors
has informed s that the thing is growing to
be a great nuisance. It ought to be stopped.
A word to the who, policeman.
Two clergymen officiated together at the
Episcopal church recently. As they came in
through the rear door, in their white robes, an
irreverent young terrible, said to his compan
ion, "There they come come. Them's the
Holy Ghosts."
A boy in Sunday School iiikoa another way
tliev had lesson papers, "Cause the teachers
dont know nolhin' to say without it's printed,
was the reply.
PERSONAL.
Our much esteemed friend General O. H
T.Graiv'e. late Sum. xinter.doiit of the San
0 j i
Francisco Mint, returned to that point yester
day on his way home from Bodie and adjacent
mining districts, where he is largely interested
as a mine owner. The editor very much re
jjrets that his indisposition, keeping him at
home, prevented his meeting the General
who took the train last night for Oakland.
He expects to return this way in the course
of three or four weeks to look after his inter
ests in Bodie where we hope he will make a
fortune.
A Lively Team. On Saturday last two
brothers, who own a ranch a few miles from
this city, upon which they employ a large
force of help, were out plowing, and experi
meriting with a young calf, which they de
sired to break in for that purpose. The
juvenile bovine was hitched to the plow, but
did not operate very satisfactorily. John, the
eldest, said to his brother Sam, a stout young
fellow about twenty-eighfr years old, "Sam
you'd better stick your head through the yoke
with the calf, and maybe the critter'd work
better." Sam did as he was bid; but no
sooner had he done so when the calf became
unmanageable, as if possessed of a million
devils, kicked up lm heels and literally flew
down the ranch with the plow dangling at his
heels, which as a matter of course, only in
creased the fury of the beast, and Sam's neck
was still sticking in the yoke with the expori
ment. Sam hollered out at the top of his
Tico, "here wo go, we two d n fools; head
11s off." lut no one headed them. At length
the pair brought up against a fence, which
naturally impeded the progress of the team
John came running up, expecting to find his
brother killed, but no damage was done beyond
a fright. John immediately began unyoking
Sam, who, in his indignation turned around
and said, "John, you d n infernal fool, wn-
yoko the calf fir. t, I'll stand, 1 wont runaway.'
The brothers have decided to discontinue ex
lerinienting with calves in the plowing line
all of which is a ise conclusion. This is a
true stoi y, and no nonsense.
A Mkkky Go Rovni. The District Court
is in session at Aurora. The Court always
brings diii. rent kinds of people togother and
frequently mixes up things as well as straight
ens them ut. At the above place and term
there is a divorce suit on, between one Rab-
john and his wife. They are both in attend
mice. The former is Justice of the Peace.
Last week while patiently awaiting the denou-
nient, one Davis, the former husband of Mrs,
Rabjoho, appeared with a young and bloom
ing Miss and was married to her bv his Honor
Mr. Ri.bjolm. Then Mrs. Rabjohn a hus
band th t was, but who is now the husband
of another, and Mrs. Rabjohns husband that
is, but who isn't to be the husband of anyone,
that is, just at present, if she wins her case,
called upon Mrs. Rabjohn that is, and were
cheerfully and pleasantly received and passed
a very cosy hour together. Somebody said,
guess it must have been Mrs. Rabjohn, it
might havo been her first venture or per
chance her second, "You see there is noth
ing mean about me." Don't seem as if there
was about any of them. They all parted with
good wishes for the future in their several
departments. As Sam Weller said to Mrs.
Bardell and ker friend "I wish they may get
it-" What we like about happy family gath
erings of that sort, is the sociability. We
may have trifling differences, but the great
thing in this life is to be sociable, cheerful
like, not allowing little incompatibilities to
interfere with the social virtues.
A Hundred Voices. This (Tuesday) even
ing the several classes of Mr. Clark are to be.
consolidated into one huge singing society,
at which time a big noise may be anticipated.
Governor Bradley returned last night from
Virginia. 9
THE ADAH RICHMOND TROUPE.
Last night at the representation of the
burlesque of "Kenilworth," the Carson The
ater was crowded to repletion by as fashion
able and appreciative an audience as has ever
congregated within the walls of that ancient
Thespian temple. The troupe has been so
favorably heralded by the press, that it was
perfectly natural for Carsonites, who are
proverbially a theater going people, to turn ouj
en maw. They were not dissappointed, for
the entertainment was all as represented. In
the play or burlesque of Kenilworth there is
no more of a plot than is customarily en
countered in a burlesque, but the situations
are immense and laughable, and the
singing is artistic. The lady members
of this troupe are, without exception, beauti
ful and formed in the mould of perfection.
Miss Richmond has one of the most bewitch
ingly charming-faces, and a voice of superior
culture. Her acting is admirable, and she is in
every respect .a burlesque star of the first
magnitude. Her duet with Miss Susie Par.
ker, in the first act, was admirably and artis
tically rendered. Mr. G113 l!ruso, in the char
acter of a bank director of 110 means, i3 huge.
In fact, to be brief, as it is late, tlie Adali
Richmond troupe is an excellent and amus
ing one. io-nignt will ie presented tne
burlesque of " Chow-Chow." This is said to
be one of the best pieces in their repertoire.
Secure your seats early, as there will be a
great jam.
PENCIL SCRATCHES.
1 wo nineteen mule teams, arawin three
large wagons each, loaded with merchandise
for Gillson A Barber, started for Bodie ves
terday morning.
The nind is drying up very fast, on Carson
street. People get across more easily and do
not soil their feet. The horses must fee
better, for they don't go so far down, the wag
011s move more rapidly and teamsters do not
frown. We've been wishing great big wishes
wading deep from day to day; now our epi
thets are milder, on a firmer, better way.
The tramp who did the materializing ac
knowledges the fraud. Says he got away with
about thirty dollars, which is more than he
could have made in the same time at anv
other business. Thinks Carson a good town
for a side show.
The ex-hurdy circulating library had its
back broken yesterday. It is being backed
out about twelve feet. Will be quite an im
posing edifice when completed. The sidewalk
is finished partially.
Our handsome young guardian of the night
Billy Ingraham was out yesterday on crutches,
He looks well at that altitude. Slipped and
fell and sprained his ankle the other day.
Pleased to see our old friend Dr. Munck
ton out taking the air and basking in the
bright winter sunshine. Congratulate you
Doc.
J. Marchant of Eureka County is in the
city. Marchant is an O. P. and a P. M.
The hero of a hundred battles and the head
granger of Ruby Valley, "Col. Moore of
Elko" was in the city yesterday. He is sound
on the political situation. Reports things as
usual in the University county. Left for home
by last evening's train. He was numerously
interviewed.
Judge Belknap went below.
Bishop Whitaker and wife passed through
on their way to Reno.
Mayo Greenlaw expects his new Postal uui
form to-dav.
Full sleeper last evening.
There are severat more materializing me
diums in the city.
TERSONALS.
E. F. Verrill and Mayo Greenlaw 'were
passengers by the lightning train last evening.
Jones of Empire is in the city.
We noticed C. P. Mason and Harry Hun
ter at the depot yesterday.
"Pant" is stopping at the Ormsby.
Macomber of Lake Valley is in the city.
Governor Adams has returned from Texas,
The tramp who got into the safe at the
Governor's office has gone to Virginia or
Franktown.
Justice Court. The court convened at
10 o'clock yesterday morning. Present His
Honor, Court called to order and witnesses
examined. It was shown without cross ex
animation to the satisfaction of the Court that
business was too confoundedly dull for any
use. tiis Honor remarked to J ustice w ltnereii
that it wouldn't do by no sort of means, and
Justice Witherell responded to His Honor
that it didn't mean beans nor brown bread
either. It was finally concluded that this
preaching and writing against hell was the
cause of the falling off of justice. Total de
pravity must come to the front and give the
boys a shw. A committee of one was ap
pointed to raise a row, and the court adjourn
ed until this morning at ten.
Mr. Mighkls, editor of the Morxixg Ap
peal is confined to his house with a threat
ened attack of inflammation of the bowels.
le suffers considerable pain but is able to
write as our readers will discover. He hopes
to be out before many days. Of course he. ia
patient as he always is. Dr. White is in
attendance.
Doctor Luce appears before the doctorable
community of Ormsby county as oflerir.g his
professional services through the columns of
the MoRyixo Appeal. See his card.
GAY (AND FESTIVE) LUSSITE.
A BALLAD.
BT M. A. CHISHRT.
Professor Gunning,
It's rather stunning
In this Era of Good Feeling
That you should choose
For to accuse .
The Morxiso Ai'rK.vii of stealing.
Hut continue to write,
You pay old lussite, ,
And koep up your larcenous racket.
If it's any relief
To thus bellow "stop thief"
111 your loiig-w indod letters to Da-yett.
You are something like Hayes,
In one of your ways,
And that's in selecting a cab' net ;
For as sure as you see
An otld bit like old Key
You are pretty much sure to be grabbin' it !
Retckneo. W. P. Mcintosh erst of onrs,
returned yesterday from Aurora. He reports
things lively out that way. Plenty of travel
and excelleni accommodations at his big brick
hotel. Any one who knows Billy, knows he
knows how to keep a hotel and that it is the
best place to stop and stay. All Carsonites
and all other sensible people will give him a
call, w atty, whom to mention is 10 recom
mend, is his Major Domo. Ifulf cod.
l'lIARMACEITICAI,.
Tur. Town is healthy. The sanitary condition is ail that
the most fastidious of '.he medical proiession could desire
This, wc are informed, is owing 10 the purity of the drugs.
medicines, fancy articles, perfumery, pjivder, pomatum,
uui wculiar article of improved pills furnisned by ).
Pot heeary Willis, at the old stand opposite the Capitol,
and at the corner of King and C arson streets ; which, it is
generally understood, every one understands where it? is,
and it is only necessary to keep up the general run of the
healthy condition of the general nervous system, or any
other system, to keep on patronizing Willis. Everything
n the drug line can be procured at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. jnl
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH
Nan Francisco,
February 13th 11 A. M.,
To OLCOYICH BROTHERS 1
t
1878.)
I bought this day a Bankrupt
Stock Of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Goods w II be up there
in thirty days. Sell ail Goods
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good people of Carson
the benefit of this Purchase.
HERMAN 0LC3VICH.
48 words, paid.
A30VE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
LADIES. We Shall Sell Good In Aeeord-
nc a with aba-re Order.
PRICE NO OBJECT.
Take advantage of this Rare Clianc.
febl:l
JACOB FILLER'S
air Bressing
BATHING
EMPORIUM.
WARM BATHS
ALL HOURS.
Carson St., next Door to the Court House,
Curton Ctty, JVev.
Ladies Hair Work of all kinds made up in tlie best and
most substantial manner.
This Tonsorial Establishment is the most complete in
the State. jalll JACOB MULLEK, Proprietor.
MRS. E. E. ADAMS
WISHES TO NOTIFY HER OLD
friends i Carson and the public at large
That She is a train Proprietress of the
ADAMS HOUSE,
And would most respeetf'JTy ask for their patronage and
encouragement.
The Dining: Room and Kitchen are tinder
the Personal Supervision
Of the Proprietress, and will always be supplied with
everything to satisfy the taste 1 tne most fastidious.
HKH.
E. ATUMS.
fe9ni
Carson, February 9, 1878.
Monarch Saloon,
North Carson si., opposite Patstvjer Depot.
rjlHE FINEST BRANDS OF WINES,
sriKiis. halt lihiuhk
AND CIGARS,
BILLIARDS. The finest BiHiard Table in the State.
febl9 M. F, GREGOVICH, Proprietor.
TO BUILDERS i CONTRACTORS.
1HB BOARD OP THIT- TEFS OP THE
Carson Opera House Association invite Plans, Speci
fications and Estimates, UP TO THE 20th Of MARCH,
for the erection of a buildiiu; to be used as a Theater and
Had, on their lot in this city. A reasonable price will be
paid for those adopted. Full particulars can be had by
applying to J. T. PREDDEY, Secretary.
r ebruary 24, 18i. w
ORMSBY HOUSE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
J. T. PAHTLIND, PROPRIETOR.
rpHIS LONG ESTABLISHED and FAVOR.
I. ite Public House having passed into new hands and
having been
Thoroughly Reconstructed Throughout
Is now conducted in all respects as a
JT'lxrsrt Class jEHotol.
This means that
la the best table d' bote in the State of Nevada ; that
THE BAR
Is the most complete and most fully stocked of any in the
State.
TEte Billiard Hall
Is tlie finest in Western Nevada; and the service is equal
to that of the best hotels in San Francisco.
3TPriees of Hoard and Room-rent are regulated to suit
the times.
JOHN" T. PANTLIND, Proprietor.
Carson, January 1, 1S7S
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE !
WAVING DETFBHIXEK TOl
"close our business in Carson, we will
fe'ell Our Entire Stock of
FURNITURE and BEDDING
At 20 per cent Less than Cost.
All rwrsons desirin" croods in our line are respeetfuli.
invited to call and be gmvineed of the truthfulness of this
statement. In the meantime we will uo an Kinus i
Repairing and Upholstering
Work at the Lowest Living Kates.
WOOD Jk K ELL. Y,
Opjxisite the United States Mint.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
HEAT CROWDS OP PKOPLB COJf.
VJT stantly rushing to the large Clothing Store of
KOPPEL & PLATT,
Corner of Carson and Third Streets, opposite the
St. Charles Hotel,
CARSOX CITY NEVADA.
To view and purchase of their magnificent stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Men's, Youth' and Boys' Clothing,
Of all the latest styles, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Shirts.
Collars, fctc.. ttc. ociui
JACOB TOBRI HER,
WHOLESALE and retail DEALER IX
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
PIPES,
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
CUTLERY,
Etc Etc Ele.
ARLINGTON BLOCK,
CARSOV CITY NEVADA.
janlm
jFLISrO'X'
BERLIN WOOLS,
GOODS!
YARNS,
PATTERNS, ETC.
R. FRFD. BROOX5,
Bookseller, Stationer and General Newspaper Agent, and
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Books, Stationer', Sheet Music, Watches, Jewelry, Spec
tacles, Musical Instruments, Toys, mucry, i-er-fumerv.
Combs, Drushes, Sejfars, Tobacco,
Meerschaum Pi lies, Etc., Ktc.
Just received, a new invoice of Guns, Pistols, and Ammu
nition, of every description.
Daily and Weekly Enterprise, Virginia Chronicle, Califor
nia Newspapers, and Eastern Periodicals, Magazines, Etc.,
;ent promptly to any part ot tne Coast, tasiern oiaies or
rJurojie, at tne lowesi jKissiuie rates.
It. FRED. BROOKS CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
nv24 Next door to the Carson Theater.
JOHft G. FOX.
DEALER IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER -WARE,
PIANO FORTES,
BooKs, Stationery
TOYS, GUMS,
FISHING TACKLE,
and NOTIONS,
Carson street, opposite tlie Capitol.
Carson, January 1, 1878.
STRAYED-
C
AME TO MY RANCH ABOUT
Tits 1st of Jane last.
A Chestnut-Sorrel (Mare) Colt, about 15 hands high, with
two white hind feet, a white star on forehead and branded
X on left fore shoulder. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
JOHN COMBS,
At the Duffy Ranch, Warm Springs Road.
February 19, 1878.
J. W. FOX, M. D. 1. S. M. SMART, M. 0
DRS. FOX & SMART,
pHTSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFICE: Waitz's Bulldiwr. corner of Kinr and Curry
streets, Canon City, Nerada.
GILLSON & BARBER
Have on Hand and Offer for Sale a large
and Well Selected Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
WHICH WE OFFER AT AS LOW RATFS
as any legitimate house in the trade can possibly
afford to sell and pay their honest debts.
Oar Stock Consists in Part ot
GROCERIES,
PECViSiSNS,
BUTTER,
F.L 0 U R ,
G R A ! N ,
FEED,
CICTHING,
LEQU3RS,
JEit023.t Twlociiciiios,
OILS.
PAINTS,
CROCKERY,
STOVES.
TIWJ BE,
HARDWARE
BOOTS AN3 SHOES,
Ete.
.Etc.
.Ktc
From our Ion? experience :n the business, and knowiiur
and appreciating the wants of our customers and the in
habitants of this section of the country generally, we feel
We Can Guarantee Satisfaction
To all who may favor us with their patronage.
Giro us a eall and examine onr stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
CILLSON
Carson, October 6, 1877.
& BARBER.
NOTICE.
JJ A V ING RENTED TBETj
PIONEER SOAP FACTORY,
I will manufacture the best quality of
Chemical Olive Soap, Sal Soda and
Washing Powders,!
And will supply the public on most reasonable terms
J. W. DUFFV
Carson, September 3, 1S77.
HEW DEPARTURE!
DOUBLE ATTRACTION!
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Olot2a.laa.s.
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY !
HARRIS
IIROT1IJBRS
Are at the old stand, and prepared to accommodate old
and new customers with good articles at low prices.
Carson, January 1, 16. S.
EXCHAMS ROTiSSERSE.
,M. CLESCOVfCH,
PROPtIETOR.
Northeast corner of Carson an I Second Sts.
iT. Fam'ly Entrance on Second street.
pposite the Oimdiy House.
THIS WELIKNOWN ANO LONCESTAB
lished first-class Restaurant and Oyster Stand is kept
open from 5 o'clock A. M. until 2 A. M. The cookini and
all the facilities are unsurpassed by any establishment of
the kind, here or elsewhere.
Older will receive prompt attention.
t5T Mr. Clescovich will superintend personally.
July 7, 1877.
THE ONLY OSE PRICE STORE IN TOWH!
FRANK BOSKOWITZ
DEALER IX
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING-.
Furnishing- Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
T ranks, fVallsea, ;
Blankets, Hattreaaea
Bte Bte Etc
COTJNTT BUILDING,
CASSON CITY NEVADA
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