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MORNING APPEAL.
FRIDAY.
.NAY 17. 197
- Bij&u Qron wuled for Europe on Saturday
hUy 11th.
lie. 0. K. Hinkle, of the M. E. Church,
in tends to locate permanently in,Tuscarora.
U ia rejwrted from Boston that Harry
,J s-qiha of the Evangeline Combination is
)Kle8ly insane through softening of the
i"r;iin.
Another rich mine has been discovered in
Kull Run Basin. One of the locators was
oil'cred $2,000 for his interest before pick or
mi vol was usod.
A smash-up occurred on the Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy Railroad on Tuesday, by
which four men lost their lives. Cause, care
lessness of an operator.
Karl Granville, thu British diplomat, is
in .xter of twenty languages, which are said to
got fearfully mixed when ho puts on his tight
b.mta in a warm room.
Us-Govornor and Mrs. Milton S. Latham
have arrived safely in Europe. Mr. Latham's
health was much improved when they retched
the end of their journey.
Wo havo received from the Publishers,
i y mail, "Pettencill's Newspaper Directory
nod Advertiser's Hand book." A handsome
volume and convenient for reference.
V young man of twenty recently took as a
wife a Pennsylvania widow of fifty, the side
proprietress of a couple of paying petroleum
welis. Ho loved not wNoly but two wells.
Reno Journal: Last Monday afternoon,
a Augustus Fritz, an employe on Bidleman's
ranch, was driving a four horse team he was
thiovn from the wagon and received Jn juries
h resulted fatally.
When Lady R sebery entered her husband's
housd ill Scotland, the other day, the house
keeper met her at the door, and, in accord
ance with an old Scotch custom, broke an oat
n.iiil cake over the bride's head.
Sc'iuylor CoKax will arrive in San Francis
co :-.iut the middle f dune and ill iK liver,
p.jide:1 the aiwii v's of the Odd Fellows' Li
. i .-irv Association, hi celebrated lecture on
f .o "Life and Ciiaracterof Abraham Lincoln."
V':.viu Fomai, the greatest of American
H' r i- wan on-e a leaper and tumbler in a
. V hen a hm man tie started out
!i ;i dra'na'ic coinpanv that broke up some-
w:
in fie
r-out'.:t.
lie j. lined a circus t.
v : n:i:lo si. t.ck I'.'ttoiiAood elation on the
iti'i ''n, Tojiel.a it Santa I'V ilailroad, Kan--,iv,
Saturday. The Cottonwood Hotel and
se.e'.al buildings were blown (town, two per-F.ii-.s
were killed, and many otlu -rs mm lousiv
itij iivd. In the country the destruction of
i:v; !y was great.
An exhausted silver mine is said to be a
tliivg unknown. Tho Mexican mines, worked
by tl.o ancient Astecs, are as profitable as
er. The old Spanish mines, opened before
);;!:;:. 'al's time, are still in operation. So
v the old mines of South America, Uun
j;f.i , "Tor way, Sweden and Russia.
A w.m named A. J. Coshow, while gathor
j'lciin nuts ia (.iouIhIoh county, Texas, a
fi'vv t.' ivs ago, saw from his perch on the limb
of a tree, something glittering on the ground
lio'ow. It turned out to he a Mexican silver
dollar, and digging at the root of the tree he
unt.i;i!:ed 88,000 worth of the coin
.li!;i; Taylor will piotiahly be hanged a
fucond (line for a murder committed ten years
asro in Danville, Kentucky. He was lynched
imniet'kitely after the crime, but was cut
down by his friends btfore life was extinct,
and hurried oil' to Kansas, where he lived
ut:dt. r an aHbiimed name until ho was recently
rj'-'ni.'ed.
There has been recently ; tine body of ore
("truck i'l the south drift of the Hornet mine,
fo.-cy ft-ei Iroiu the main shaft. There is a
f troak tit six inches that assays regularly from
61,1 to ?L,:i(D and two feet or moro that
will vork $200 and uj wards. The ore body
lit. far in- developed, looks as though it would
prove extensive.
The hhtning played some (jueor freaks in
a ho-.i -r in Trenton, Mass. , the other night,
lied cKohes were taken from one bed and put
on aiiot:: i i'. In one room the bedstead was
r:itiu:y lieinolislutl; in another only a small
piect' t i' the bedstead was chipped olF. A
chair .v.ii landed in perfect condition a muii
Kr of fejt from the house.
The ;ifornia laeitic Itailruud, upon which
throii:;li travel h is tieeii iterrujited for several
riiont!;:-, ill in a short time be put into active
dinning :der. A force of men have been set
to work, and it is expected that the road will
1 in condition to admit of a train passing
over it fioia Va'.lejo to Sacramento about the
first of th" coming month.
Ward Keflex: In the neighborhood of
Death Valley (so called) and Resting Springs,
whero wood is not to be thought of, the cac
tua grows most luxuriontly, outstrips all its
Lnown etf.irts and takes the form of a tree,
many of thorn producing two cords of wood,
which, as : sustitute for the old regulation
artick' in .v desert land is not to be despised.
Retribution. A story from a Paris letter
to the Cincinnati Inquirer: A gay young wo
man, good-looking and well-connected, mar
ried Lord de la Zouche, and three months af
terward committed the ineffable folly of run
ning off with another nobleman, the Earl of
Mayo, a mere boy, scarce nineteen. They
went to Paris and made no response to the
plea for divorce which Lord de la Zouche put
in. Their wicked act had a fearful termina
tion. With shocking suddenness the madness
of frenzy fell on the oung Earl of Mayo, and
his mother was obliged to seek him out and
conduct him to an insane asylum. Meantime
the foolish young creature who had ruined
her social prospects forever by her folly now
finds herself reduced almost to starvation.
Her lover is mad and cannot help her; her
former husband is about to marry again; her
own family havo repudiated her, and being
poor could not help her if they would.
The next worst thing to having no new
clothes from year to year, we should imagine,
must be to have to wear new clothes every
dav. This is what the Sultan of Turkey has
to do. Custom forbids him to wear any arti
c!e of dress twice. From fez to slippers he has
to bo clothed anew seven times a week. He
haB our hearty cominisseration, as has any
man who knows not the luxury of a favorite
suit of clothes, which he learned to love as an
old friend, or the easy, yielding shoes, whose
comforting embrace receive the tender feet
after a day of weary toil. There is a luxury
in old shoes in which royalty itself has found
delight. The one historical incident that we
recollect to the credit of King James I., of
England, was that he was wont to call for his
old shoes.
They were disputing as to wiio had the
richest father, and the smaller one finally
flew the track and called out: "Well, I've got
the best big sister, anyhow." "I guess not,"
replied the the other. "Yes, I have?" "I
guess not; I've got the bossest big sister in
Detroit. She'll stay home any day to let me
wear her shoes to the circus!" "My sister
will do niore'n that!" put in the little one:
"she'll take the strings out of her corset for
me to spin my top with, and if I lose it she ll
stay home from a party and never give mo
any sass! Is your sister any bosser than that.'"
The big boy had to take a back seat. (De
Free Press.
An Iceland clergyman, writing to a London
paper under date of Feb. 'JS. states tli.it on the
previous day a number of severe earthquake
shocks were felt in the neighborhood of Jit.
Heela, following which a tremendous tlame
burst out (n the north side of the mountain.
The flames were at first tossed l.'ke iiunieUPe
n ckets, ;.;ivt dually im i a-eng in bulk tintii
they appeared like gig;u;tn: columns, which
rose straight into the air to a bi-'ht twice as
gre.it as the mountain. The illumination was
so great that oik' could easily read by the re
flection at some distance.
Many years ago it was the custom of good
old Dr. l'eahody. an old-fashioned minister,
living at Audover, Mass., to build a laroe,
open tire in his kitchen, on retiring at night,
in the cool seasons of the year, simply for the
benefit of travelers passing his house after
lit- had retired on the way to and from Uos
ton. His door was never locked; his latch
string was always out. And main- a time, he
writes in his diary, did he hear, in tho quiet
watches of the night, strange voices by his
kitchen fire voices of passing strangers who
had tarried for a while to enjoy his fire and
shelter.
Santa Karbara Press: California this year
is literally a land flowing with milk and
honey. Her cattle stand knee deep in rich
clover fields, and drink water from running
brooks, and in return yield milk in abun
dance. And it said there never was a better
year for bees. They are multiplying rapidly,
and working industriously. Every field and
hillside, and mountain height is stored with
food for them bloom of every kind from
which the choicest honey may be made. The
honey yield will, without doubt, be immense,
and of the finest quality.
From the the Reno Gazette we learn that
the Truckee and Steamboat Springs Canal
Company awarded the contract for the new
canal to a Chinese compaivy of San Francisco
yesterday. The work is to be commenced
immediately, and prosecuted as vigorously as
possible. The contractors bear the neat but
not gaudy title of )uong Yee Wo A: Co., and
the price was !?"t!,000. The Woikingmen are
of course highly indignant at the conduct of
the company.
The Times-Review devotes a column to the
woman-husband sensation. The person. Pol
lard, the supposed feinale-nian has fled from
Tuscarora with a man bv the name of Galla
ap-.
gher, with whom she came from Colorado.
A party has started in pursuit, determined
to discover the facts of the case, though it is
said that no law can reach the case. Tusca
rora, meantime is having a delightful sensa
tion. Tho Omaha Herald tells a very pathetic
dog story. Together with his master the dog
was lost for twelve days, on the plains, with
out fuod, and both were reduced to a skeleton,
when a cow boy found the dog and threw him
S'
some meat. Instead of eating it he picked it
up ia his mouth, got on his trembling legs,
and tried to carry it to his master, who thus
was found.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
DISSOLUTION CF COPARTNERSHIP.
fllHE COtMRTNEH-HIP HKHETOKORB
I existiuq: bet ' n Dm. Fox & Smart in thi city, in
the .practice of medicine, is this day dissolved bv mutual
consent. J. W. FOX. M. D.
J. S. M. SMART, M. D.
Carson City, May 16, 1878.
SWIFTS, ATTENTION!
THKRE WIT.?, BE A SPKCIAI, MEETING
of the Swift Engine Company on
Su'nrrtay Knning, May 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Business of vital importance. All members are requested
to attend. Rv order. J. K. McDONALD, Secretary.
May 17th, 1S7.
GARSOH THEATER.
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
And positively the last appearance in this city of the
Union Square Theater Company
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21,
Will be presented the great comedy, in acts, by Iiron&on
Howard, Esq., entitled
SARATOGA!
ACT 1. Central Park, New York.
ACT 2, -At the Bells. Saratoga.
ACT 3. - The Wood near Moon Lake.
ACT 4. - Parlors at the ''Union."
ACT 5.- Private Parlor No. 73.
ADMISSION, SI.OO
No Flint Charge for Reserved .Seal.
Box Office now open, and reserved seats can be (wired
at any time. liid
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
(, R E A T CROWD OP PKOPI.K CON.
X stajitly nuhini; to the lare Clothing Store of
KOPPEL &, PL ATT,
Comer of Carson and Third Streets, opposite the
St. Charles H-tel,
CARSON CITY NEVADA.
To view and purchase of their maimificent stock of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
con"sitino or
l'n', loath' nd Bay' Clothing,
Of all the latent sty lea. Hats, Cap Trunks, Valid s. Slur's
Collars, r.tc.. I.tc. octltt
Joh n H eri tage,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
fJOt Sr: PITF.R PAPER HANGER and
1 ULAZIr.K.
ii it intuit ' ii inr and 'J'intingf Xe.fly Done.
i',Mt rs 1 It 0 'ia.""ii.v t .'? ?l..re v, ill 'm- iTfiuctiv at-
ttrirtti t .. '
.-(n "i d ftll. l!ti'''ti iii-l t'j I'a'J" HuniiiL'. :iU
ST3AWBERRIHS 8Y THE MILLION !
4 T Tllis , V W K M 1 L V 1I A K K K T
J- W f 1I 9 L V
voir can i.i:r
IHKKK BUXKK OP FIXKST XKWC.VSTLE
Kilt A Wtt RHICS
371 ft y- O juts.
Full weiirlit ; no cheating, you will find them nn the
b-jttom jn-t as f.'0oi as thev are on fop. Call and try us.
J. B. ANC.il' S. proi.rieti.r'
Mav IS, 176. Familv Market. Adams House KUiek.
IViAY FESTIVAL
FOR
OR
COLOSSAL ORGAN
MAY 28th, 29th and 30th,
At 2:30 P. M., at
3Ji'IisniiV Psivilioxi,
SAN' FEANCISCO.
SUMNER W. BUCBEE, MANAGER.
CHORUS OF 2,O0O VOICES!
IMMENSE ORCHESTRA !
Electricity, Artillery and Telephone !
CONDUCTORS 1
CAKL ZEKR.WIN. r.o.ton: JOHN P. MORGAN :md
K. HF.KOLO, S:m IraneK-o.
The management have at i,rret exper.se eiii;ai;e-d the cele
brated Contralto, ANNA OKASOli,.
M. W. WHITNEY, the Cre.iWM Livin- F.a,o.
HELEN AM K.S BlLLIXliS,
MISS ABfclE CLAKK.
W. H. FESSENHKN-, of Boston.
And manv other Celebrated Soloiatj.
Sale of Ti'-kets besini ?it SHERMAN, HYPE i CO'S ,
San I'raneiteo, APRIL 2Sfth
K'uwn I'fckel, fur Thrw. Daji...; 5.00
Sixgie Tlckft. from SI.OO to , J. 00
Accordintf to L.ocatioi.
No Extra Charge for Reserved Seats.
Orders by Mail will receive prompt attention.
CHAS. SCIM-TZ, Ti-ket Afent.
SCUTHEHfi T.ANSPOSTATiaN COMPLY
Jl,.CMARn A tt'HKKLER, Proprietory.
Wilsons leave Carson on MONPAYS and THURSDAYS,
of each weok, and make the
Through Trip to Bodie in Thirty Honrs!
Office with I). W. EARL & CO., at Virginia and Truckee
Freight Pcit, Carson,
my 12m JOHN FORBES, Local Auent.
OTIC E.
Mule, sorrel, branded O on tho left hip.
Ono Male Mule, bay, branded X on left hip ; also this
mark
825 Reward will be psld to whoever returns the alovc
animals to P. CIKCE, French llot-sl, Carson City, Nevada.
M'.y 5, 167S. m
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
Six Shirts for 57. SO!
At
FRANK BOSKOWITZ'S,
THE ONLY ONE PRICE STORE IN TOWS!
DEALER IK
MEN'S AND BOYS'
Furnishing Good.,
Hula and Cap,
Hoot ami Nhooa.
Trunks Vail",
Blanket, MattrM,
Kre ..Etc Etc
CKCKTY Bl'ICDleV'O,
CARSON CITY
mvMtf
racesTraces!
-. -V,
CARSON, NEVADA,
July 4th, 5th 1 6th,
Under the auspices of tlu
STATE AND 0RMS3Y CSUTY A3KICUL
TURAL SOCIETY.
$2,000 IN PLUSES!
SPEED PROGRAM M :
FIRST DAY-JII.V 4th.
A GRAND SWEEPSTAKE KAt E --SI. 000 Mile and
repeit. Horses: " Uattermau," ' illicit n,'' and "April
Fool.
RUNNING -lialf-mile dash; free for all. Purse, SI 30.
MK.COND DAY-Jt !-Y rth.
TROTTING-Mile heats, three i:i rive, to harness; free
for a I eRHt of the .Sierra Nevada M"Un:ai!is. Purse, 3o0,
entrunct- added.
KUNNINii One and one-ha'f in:lv J.in-li ; free for a'i.
Pur--, iU'A
THIRD DVV JLSY 0th.
RI'VMSO
jtOO.
Two miW and rejx at ; free f r ail. Puree,
r'NTK '.mt -Tou fwr cent.. 1 1 clrje t'rj day previous to
ra.-e. it l: p. h.
N itl. iril As H'ition Ruk-s to crn trotTii.
Pioit'C C:ii R.il:.3 to govern nnoiiii raois.
Tru-k in fint cla-.;; eiuiitiiu. StjhV. rte., r .iiiv for
use. JOHN T. PANfi 'M, Seert-uj.. .
I'arson City, May 3;h, l7?.
TELEMHC "DMTil
F. b u iry 14H-11 A. 51., 1
To OM UVKil UainilrJCSl
I bought this day a Bankiupt
Stock of THSRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Coocis will ba up there
in thirty days. Sell all Coocis
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good paople of Carson
the benefit of this Purchase.
. , HERMAN OLCOViCH.
Is words, paid.
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
HDIES, W Shall Neli Uootl in Accord
ance with above Onler.
PflICK NO OBJECT.
Take iiilae of this Rir Cban,
feblU
PIAiJO TURING!
MJR. JACOB ZEC5I
Annoiinetj) that he will be in Carsoi
MAY 13, 1878,
An 1 rcm'i-ii for ervenvl days. Taj-ties d(iriuir to have
PIAXOS CORRECTLY UMiH
Will have an opportunity to secure his service.
.May !, tf
UTE Bf A JV V KUCTV K
the net Modern Improved
I nissi. A reflect Ketamer. Price
roil'iccd. No m-jmetiam, qua-.-k
medicine, or misrepresentation abom
us. t-nd for Illustrated Cat-tlo'-tie
CAMFOKNIA ELASTIC TRLSS
COMPANY,
1.15 Sacramento St., San Francisco.
Tin.- California Elastic Trusef has won its way to public
f;ior. on arc H of ita many adv.mtrt. not onlv of ad-
j.is.uieiit, mil Deini,' tree from meUI spring- and iron
hoop, it ran be constantly worn with :ud comfort.
The price also places it within reach of all afflicted, t ive.
eiiht ind ten dollars for an article superior to what has
been heretofore sold for twice rnd thrice thai sum. adds to
its sales and u.-c. It is eonstnicteri on scientific principles
and sells on its merits. Froru the 0M Mloirg Xew Ant,
San FratitUcn. mvpiv
NOTICE.
r PHK ff(p,RTKRHp rOMTSED OF
I F. . Wap-ner and John O. Fox, under the name and
style of P. A. Warner & Co., of Carn City, Nevada, was
dissolved by mutual consent May 2d, ls,7n, Mr. Charles
Sadler having- purchased the entire interest of Mr. John tl.
Fox therein.
The business will hereafter be carried on by the under
signed, Charles Sadlr and P. A. Warner, under the firm
name of P. A. Warner & Co., who will cjilect all duos and
pay all debta of P. A. Warner & Co.
P. . WAGNER,
CHAS. SADLER.
Caraon, Nevada, May 7, 1573. m
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Redaction in Prices, owing to
the decline in the Eastern
IHarket.
E. B. R A I L,
OPPOSITi CAPITOL BU1L01NS, CARSON.
Imprti:r autd wholekalg akd
Retail Dealer in
HAEDWAEE,
Iron,
Powder,
Aves,
Anvils,
Coal,
Fuse,
Caps,
Bellows,
Rope,
Wedges,
Sledges
Lace Leather.
Shot,
Vi?o,
GLASS AHD CROCKERY WARE,
Bar Fixture, Cluna Setfi,
Lamps, Chandeliers,
Mirrors, Laiitems,
Etc., Etc, Etc
Agricultural Implements,
Plows, Harrow,
Ileafiera, Mowers,
Cultimt'jrs, Etc, Etc.,
Gang Plows,
Wheat Rakoa,
Paints, Oils I Brushes,
Coal Oil, I"aint Oil, Turpentine, Varnish, White Lead,
Rubtier Paint, Chemical Paint, Lurd Oil,
Machuie, Castor, Neats tout Oil,
Alcohol, Etc., Etc.,
STAVES. RAiiGcS, TINWARE,
Medallion and Laurel Ranges,
Ruck s and other Brands of Stove
rU)upii, Iloae and Plp. Doors, Window,
ISJiuda and Ol.n, Hood and Willow
H'ure, Bird V a , I'ltttolrt,
Cud. Curtri 'gel., ttater,
Bui! 1 ea-i Plp,
House
Brass
no Atoam Goods.
r.wt:eU I'W.v.bfrr. Tiui.em to do rovfh,- and miua
u..-t urii.tr of ail Ui:ids. Tin and iron Ware
Sail and Get Fiices Cheap for Cash.
"', S. B. RAIL.
U G30GEBY.
f1 a K CHOICE T A NI RAREST
GROOSRZBS
For family use con-itantle on hand.
tTFor Nic Mnl (hinjfs Not to Be
VovtmX KWw lit-re
CO TO CHSNi- Y'S,
A jreneral asortnient of the beat staple and ehoiee bt
cents. 1'KICF.S To sFIT 1 HE TIME.-. !
Joll.V E. CHENEY,
Adams Plock, Canton street, corner of Tt-leirraph
.lanuary s, ISTs.
ClIjKAI IETISTRY.
f HKAP IIP- KtTIO
in the human m.juth alwavs sianifv !
rjy poor work. Su.ail pay in anv taiiic-
(ty ill nie can nevtr secure lirt-eiass talent, as is evinced
in an oraiicnes vi oii!iiis. iptratK.iis Umjii the huraau
subject, above everything else, should be performed bv aa
ariiotie hand. All i.jKrati'.ii'j ptrionued by
DR. BREWSTER,
As is well knon n, wear this east, dwimr, iiowever, to tb
stringency of lie times financially.
The Ioctor propose to Drop th Prices of
liU i p?iatloi, to auit ti pt rlud,
mu1 fi-r April t.th.
Tliat none may be debarred of his artistic ability
April 14, 1S78. in
VJLHELM SADLER,
-PESUR I
KKIITS, COMECTIONKltV. JELLIES,
AM) C.WMO GOODS.
A Full Assortment constantly on Band.
Carson street, third door S'.uth of Spear Ktreet.
Carson City, Ntiada. inhU
SIO Reward!
IST. ON' TUKSII1Y. MY 7h. IS?8.
J between the Mountain House, on the Aurora Koad
and Cradiehaun's Ilanch, a Akmoraiulimi IVmjW, c-jiuajii!
in,' valuable paiiers. letters and some m. iiey. 'ihe Under
will receive the above reward b leaving it at the Mountain
il iiise on the Auioia road. 1; TEl'KY
May 7th, 1-7.1. in
iOTICJE.
SKM.KU PJMI'Sf.S W1M. RK HK.
eeived until MAY liuli, 87s. at the ofti.. . ik. .
'' - u" -tai ..i At-iaua, for insurinx tb
Mate Capitol ;,,iiii- i the sum ol 100.000. and the
Mate Libra. y m uie s;.m ,.f i-r,.w f,.r one year from May
ldli.l-.fr. Ihe Capitol Couiiiiiasioutrs reserve the rikht
to reject any and all bui.s. K
-roK,sals"will also be received for insurin-the Stat
ap.u.1 iluiid.n- and Slate Library for Unns of two and
three years from May llith, ls7a. u
ll.v order of the lioard of Capitol Commissioners.
r. - , J- AlINoK, cecretarv
Ciu-Lon, May 5, lt-7s. td.
O T I C E !
held in t'e hand'Th '11 b .B,lod hile th pK i.
on i end",6 andln trees e 'iat" .?'".""" Y""'"
T. C. Pucknsv, SeeretK!iON WATER
Carsou, May 1st, la7s. '