MORNING APPEAL.
jrniAY.
JU.Y IS, 179
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR OUR AMA
TEUR POLITICIANS.
While our Dollr Var Jen Respectables are
laboring with some anxiety for such organ
izition as will perpetuate to posterity the
great conceptions that are to re-enfranchise
such as have difficulty in taking proper pol
itical eare of themselves, we are pained to
observe that the committee and organization
of the Republican party are deemed unworthy
of their recognition, much less of their re
npect. Insomuch as the Republican party is
to them a constant excitative to feelings of
distrust, not to say contempt, it is, notwith
standing, the duty of such Republicans as are
not lost to every sense of humanity to em
erge from the thick jjloom of that dense ignor
ance and degradation which surrounds their
uncompromising loyalty to party, long enough
to volunteer those gentler offices which may
save these seekers after a purer philosophy of
life and action, from wandering in the wilder
ness like lost sheep. With a generosity, there
fore, which puts to serioutujUestion the ancient
and respectable dogma of total depravity, we
appeal to the Democracy of Ormsby County
for the loan to these enthusiastic cultivators
of the moral and political virtues, the Dolly
Yardens, of such one or the other of its county
committees as can best be pared from active
service. Should, however, the Democracy
find its accustomed alacrity in good works a
matter of difficulty in the distinguishing be
tween the personel and functions of the two
committees, it will doubtless find itself able to
detail Mr. Warren Wasson for the pious
work that is so pressing in its nature.
If, God forbid ! all such appeal for aid to dis
tressed fellow beings sha'l prove of no avail,
the respectable intelligences who are the sub
ject of humane solicitude must again com
mune with themselves as of yore, for that
help which comes of wise counsel. Go to !
Are not the heads of Departments of the Vir
ginia and Truckee Railroad also of the sect f
the Philosophers ? Is not alsn he that driveth
the hewers of the cedars of Lebanon the friend
of struggling human merit? The shout of
joy shall be heard in Jerusalem when these
things are remembered. 'Here,' surely, ' is '
richness. ' What can be more appropriate an
salutary than the railroad whistle whicli led
Dolly Vardenism from victory to victory
while it sat with the wise men and true, in
Legislative session ? Here is the long sought
but now found organization, ready made, and
its efficiency already tested to complete satis
faction. What else in the world outside of
the alleged corrupt machinery of Republican
ism could have led up a deluded Dolly Var
den of Democratic instincts by the ear and
Toted him audibly while he slept ? Let the
blind no longer lead the blind while Dolly
Vardenism conquers the world under such
captaincy. Let us j jin in the Doxology.
The famous Egyptian obelisk, "Cleopatra's
Needle," which was recently set up on the
banks of the Thames, and which, it was found
would rapidly become disorganized by the ac
tion of the peculiar London atmosphere, has
been coated with a silicious wash which it is
believed will protect its surface for years
The effect of the process, it is said, has sur
passed expectation, and is only to be c jmpared
to the restoration of an old painting. The
obelisk now appears as if just chiseled from
the rock, showing its original colors, the
quartz and feldspar glittering in the sunlight,
The intaglio also comes out rnoro distinctly
than before.
Tobacco Smoke. The authorities of sev
eral German cities, says Clumbers Journal,
have been seriously considering the evils re
sulting from smoking, now so generally prac
ticed by boys. In certain towns the police
have been ordered to forbid all boys under six
teea to smoke in the streets, and a punish
ment by fine or imprisonment is meted to of
fenders. It has been the testimony of several
eminent physicians that the too general and
excessive use of tobacco is the main cause of
color blindness, now occasioning such great
anxiety from its influence upon railway and
other accidents, and also upon military effic
ieney.
From the New Haven Register: What more
estatic state of enjoyment can be imagined
than to swing in the hammock on the cool
erandah, and, gazing through the perfume '
smoke of your cigarette, to drink in, as it
were, the graceful evolutions of your mother-in-law
as she pushes and drags the lawn
mower over the ground, in a spiteful manner,
"to shame the head of the family into trim
ming np things around the house, so's to look
like folks."
A Nice Preacher. Rev. O. G. Anderson
and Mrs. Hayes, of Charles City, Iowa, were
arrested at Ottumwa, Iowa, on the lGth in
stant, where they were registered and roomed
as man and wife. Anderson has a wife, now
lying at the point of death from the shock,
and three children.
Viiu;iNiA Chronicle: Yellow fevpr in the
South ; roasting weather, sunstrokes and fata!
and destructive tornadoes in the East ; a clear
sky and a modest thermometer here. Virtue
brings its compensations, after all.
Thb mule is a derui-jack, therefore a demi
john, and thence proceeds his spirit. Boston
Transcript.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tuesday was the hottest day in Nev Y.rk
for three years, the thermometer Touching 00
in the shade.
The Indians of Salt River and Gila valleys,
Arizona, are said to raise the finest wheat in
Arizona. . '1 heir crop every year amounts to
several million pounds.
The San Jose Tim' ssnya that Charles Smith
who was so dreadfully maimed by the prema
ture discharge of a cannon at the Fourth of
July sham battle, is improving slowly and is
now considered out of danger.
All the sophomores who were expelled from
the State University of California, for issuing
a "bogus" are still "out in the cold" and show
no disposition to give the names of the wri
ters of the obnoxious document.
Anthony Seabriskie, of Murrisiana, said to
be worth ?10,000,000, was run over and killed
on Tuesday, through a misapprehension of
trains. His sister, who was with him. was so
shocked that her life is despaired of.
A Galveston JTcir.i special from Fort David
says: 1 he Indians attacked the Dutsehurer
rancho, three miies east of there, and killed
Juan Josia and the herder's wife, ami drove
off sixteen horses. A party of fourteen citi
zens and a detachment of troops are in pur
suit. The Rev. Dr. Jobson, one of the most, emi
nent English Wesleyans has had an attack of
paralysis, which it is feared, will necessitate
his retirement from the important position he
has held for some years past at the Confer
ence otuce. Vr. Jobson was president of. the
Conference in Hull in 18159.
Reno's Tar Uccket Again. The Journal
of yebterday contains the following account of
the latest exploit of the 601 organization of
Reno. Tom Rogers, the last victim, was cow-
hided by the Brigade not long ago, and warned
never to return to Reno, which warning he
promised to remember. It leaked out that he
was cowhided for selling whisky to Indians
and fooling with the squaws. It is said that
after leaving town he made threats, stating he
would come back some day, get drunk and
probably kill three or four men. He was in
town yesterday and was under the influence
af liquor, but showed no warlike demonstra
tions. Late last night we heard the cry of
"Stand Back," a3 the Brigade were capturing
'lirn on a back alley, this cry being a command
when the Brigade are at work and will not al
low any interference. Over to the V. S: T.
bridge he was taken and ordered to doff his
raiment. The tar was laid on thick and heavy
so that his hair and face were full of it. Then
the feathers fell in wild profusion upon the
sable figure, tranforming it into a ghostly ap
parition. The (SOI then left him alone in his
glory. He procured hot water at the round
house and cleaned his face and hands but his
hair and body were still coated. Tom left on
the 9 o'clock freight train for Verdi. He
avowed his determination to return, but w
should judge this second visitation from th
masked band ought to satisfy him.
Raisinh and Wines. The Marysville Ap
peal says that " raisin growing is certain to
become a profitable and extensive business i:
California. A short time ago a ctr load of
California raisins arrived at New York, and
about the same time another one reached the
Boston market. This means our grape grow
ers have at last reached that desirable knowl
edge of knowing how to make raisins which
command a ready sale in all markets, and
compare favorably with the Malaga. Ther
is no limit to the capacity of our soil for
grape raising, and it it likely to increase and
advance until California becomes noted for
its fine raisins as for her excellent wheat. Cal
ifornia grape growers have manifested great
energy and perseverance in this new industry
They have expended large sums of money in
experimenting with the different foreign vari
eties, and have finally determined which are
best adapted to our climate and soil. They
have also learned how to cure them. Abou
30,000 boxes of raisins were cured last year,
but this industry is sure to increase until Cal
ifornia will supply the whole trade of the
United States. Grape cuttings have been in
troduced from Spain, France and ail other
wine-growing countries, and it is a settled fact
that both our wines and raisins .are fast be
coming favorites in the Eastern markets.
A dispatch dated Berlin, July 17, says
Serious disturbances have taken place among
the workmen in the iron foundries of Silesia
in consequence of a demand for increased
wages suggested by the imposition of the new
protective duties on iron. It has been neces.
sary to call out the troops to enforce order.
Two workmen were killed and four wounded.
Sixty arrests have been made.
Fkom Halifax, under date of July 17, we
have the following : The steamer State of
Virginia, from New Yolk for Glasgow, went
ashore at Sable Island at half past 3 p. m. on
Saturday. Three women and five children
were lost in the surf while landing. The ves
sel had 74 passengers, 104 head of cattle and
general cargo. Sixty cattle were saved.
Arthur Town-send, a young man of Piano,
Tulare County, California, was murdered by
Indians, in the mountains, on Tule river, a
few days ago. The murderers were lynched
by the whites.
The lower levels of the Julia are so hot as
to endanger the lives of the miners.
Died Suddenly. Hon. Jesse O. Goodwin
of Marysville, brother of Judge C. C. Good
win of Virginia City, died suddenly of apo
plexy at the Vallejo White Sulphur Springs
on Tuesday evening. His wife (nee Mias
Mary E. Wadsworth), a noted opera singer of
San Francisco, and her father were present ii
the room at the time. Mr. Goodwin was J2
years of age and had been married but thir
teen days and was visiting at the Springs on a
wedding tour and for the benetit of his health
which has been failing for the past two years,
He was a prominent lawyer of Marysville and
a member of the last Senate. Also the author
of the well known Goodwin Jail-delivery Bill
Thk esse of Mildred de Cressy vs. Mr. S. F
Thome for an alleged rape at the Cosmopoli
tan Hotel, San Francisco, is now thought to
be one of blackmail. The plaintiff did not
put in an appearance, and Thome's attorney
was granted a continuance till Friday and a
bench warrant to compel attendance of plain
tiff.
Hugh McMillan, the seventh Tictim of
the Bodie explosion, died on Wednesday
morning. He was 48 years old and leaves a
wife and three children living in Canada.
IJf PRICES AT
J&L. O O XX 1ST 7 s.
(.Tevor to Mrs. J. Shcyer & Co.,)
FIRST DOOR NORTH OF CARSON OPERA HOUSK
ONE PRIDE DRY G03DS STORE,
Carson City. NfTada,
Always in store, axi J purchased iVvin fin I hand, a care
fully selected stock of 1'rjf Hood, uiciucut
SIK.
SAT'TVS.
VKi VKT.
lli:H & FHKX--B POPLINS,
BOJIKSTlCl,
K T t. , B T C.
Atrj a full line of LauW
UNDERWEAR,
EMBROIDERIES.
Ladies and Childrens' Hose.
Ladies' and Childrens'
Trimmed and Plain Hats.
Which we are prepared to sell at ftO cruts on the tiuUar.
Call and diamine Goods and Prices, and you will 00 :
to:iihed to see tbe slaughter of Prices at M Cohu a.
nNE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE.
jcl4 tt
CHANCE OF FIRM.
S. REINSTEifa,
ncevnsor to Keinsteiu & Gibsou
HS.VING PlTRrmST) THU 1NTKBFT
of Mr. tiihson In the Capitol Store, 1 hea- leaTe to
inform mv old customers and the public ia iietitTal tnat
have on bund a full assortment of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Hardware,
Wood and
Willow-ware,
Crockery.
Glassware,
Cigars, Tobacco,
Liquors, Etc.,
Whivh I will ecll at prices that uVfy conijtetiuon.
Parties dexlriiijr to rnrr.haie w'll do well
to call on me b.f -, purchasing
Goxls delivered to any part of the city or nei&.'hhorhfod
Free of Ch.inre.
N. K. Parties indebted to nie will please call a'ld settl
immediately. S. RE'.XSTEIN,
Wholesale and Retail tlrtxx'r.
Corner of Caron and Kobinson St., Carson City. XeT.
April 1, lS7f
B03T0H BAKERY.
Adam "lock. North Canon Street.
'"VIE VSDRRSTONED TO CALL THE AT-
S tention of tlie public' " the tiot that he is hettcr
prepared than ever to lUI all orders jiertuinin to bis busi
ness. I am prepared to Iurunn
MILK BREAD, BROWS BREAD,
FKESt'll BREAD.
HO M.S. BIS.
And everything of the kind )wn to tun bosineas.
Also always on hand fresh
Of all descriptions
THE FINEST SELECTED AND FRESHEST
STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY
IN THE CITY.
ITean9 and Prown Rread trdered Friday, will be de
i" t-d to any part of the ciy Sunday moruim;.
II. S1IKIIF.R, Proprietor.
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
AT
L. EV3QRRSS & Co.'s
150 LINEN SCT1T.4. at all prices.
T5 UXKN DINTENN.
UOO flKCKN JDKtCSS GOOD).
AKD A COMPLETE STOCK Olf
and CAIU'2-rrS.
Call soon and secure Bargain.
C,rm, May 7, 1-7S. novIB.
G3AH0 OPENIHO.
lfRN. M. J. WAfJSER. OF IKnn,
Tl will n-ie In thia citv next Kridav. the 13th, and
0111 in the Arlington House Block one of the finest dis
plays of
Mlilinory Goods
ETor offered for sale in this city.
ippFnVAL.-Mri. Wasmer has moved her stock of
miliincry jfooda to South Caraon street, opposite Olcuvleh
iiroB. store ana one uoor norm oi nui. uicuuviu s
ing store.
MASON & 00
CARSON STREET,
w
HOLDRAlt JLS Jt V A 1 1.
DOAJLKB8 St
GROCER X3I3 ,
Provisions,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Tinware,
GannedFrnits,
Butter,
Lard,
Grain
Goal Oil
AXD 1.L, .ARTICI.BJ 1'HliAU.Y KEPT
H A
FIRST CLASS STORE
Of the kind of mercantile noMnees La vhtah ttxrr are
tS Orders taken and Qooda delivered Tl
TO AST PAST OF THE CITY FBEE OF CHARGE
MASON A CO.
Oamon, Am 6 1878
USMIOH MARKET.
JOHN ROSSER, Proprietor.
CASS OK STREET, CARSOR CITY.
TH B VBHY BOUT V V T H O V
Doof.
Mutton,
Voal,
Ete Kt Bte.
ASD ALL. KINDS OP
Salted Meats,
Sausage, Tripe,
Head Cheese,
ICUw, Kt., 1' t.
Ahvafi on hand at t lie above lwr.
Jn tf J OH N ROSSES, Pro P'Jstor.
STONE MARKET.
Now Tlrm.
ilHMtLK1? n. srnci z vd bbothru
j have o(e ued a Srxt ulass Meat Market in the Stone
iiuilUinv opposite the Arhn(ftou iiouitti, Ujre oan De loautl
at all liaaa tbe
CHOICESF CUTS OF
Beef,
Pork,
Mutton,
Veal,
Lamb,
Sausage, Etc.
The new propietor will flit all
orders with dispatch and
ask. s a fair share of
patronage.
mtl
CHS. M. SCUtI A BROTHER.
Ii1IE MARKET.
jrlXCKICL. BClLl)lfi, CA HSON SiTKKT.
CAKNOS CITY, NEVADA.
A first-c!a! meat market, koepinr on hand a truod sup
ply of
Bwf, Pork. Mutton, Veal,
lamb, ianag, Ktc
Which will he furnished to customers at lowest inarke
rates.
t-3" ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TOTe
Jel3 tf MATT. KIXCKEL, Proprietor.
C. N. HARRIS,
TTOBSEY AT LAW,
A
OFFCB
RINCKEL BLTLDINfl, OtHtNBK OAlitUN
AND PRONTO tt STRliKrS,
Caraon City, Hrfada.
WW practlcs in all the tate aud rederal Courts.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Reduction in Prices, owing to
the decline in the Eastern
Market.
R A f L,
OFPaSITI CAF1TCI BDIISINB, CAfiSOI.
IKPOKTRB A .TO t UUUAAI.E ASt
uul Dealer in
HARDWARES,
Iron, Steea, Coal, Kopfc.
Powder, SlKit, Fuse, Wnl
Axes, Irian a, Cains, ' ittolim
AniiU, Vista, lkll., Lv )xtter
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE
Bar Fixtures. China Sets,
Laiu6, Chandeliers,
M'lTvrs. Lanterns,
KUv rvc
Agricultural Implements,
Paws, Harrows, tfnnf I'k'wa,
lUapers, Movers, Whntl Uahw
ttultiA-aViYS, Ku., Pic ,
Paints, Oils! Brushes,
Ova! Oil, Taiut C'tl, Tiirpentiuc, VanuKh, tthit Ltwl.
Kuhlx-r Paint, Uiemical l'.diit, Laru ViL,
Machine, Vntlur, NeaU PihiI (."il,
Ali hot, Etc., Etc.,
STOVES. RANGES, TINWARE.
UedaUUtu and Lanxcl Fjuiw,
Bock's and uttwr Brandt 4 MM
Psnnt, Hw and Pipe, Doom, WIbiItwi
iilln.U and Glass. Wood and WiHow
VFare, Bird Ctti, Piwtola,
Guns, rartrlogea, Wales,
6ai and l.eatl Pipe,
House Furnishing GoodR.
Brass a no Stexm Coocis.
Prautieal Plumbers ami Tuiiters to do rot'Aiit atu. ibaa
uraeturinK of all kind Tin and Iron Wars
Call and Get Prices Cheap for Cash.
nra E. B.RA II
THE HOUSE OF KARRIS BROS.
RKlPK'rPl?M.Y r1.1.4 TIIR TTKV
'flO.V of the people of Cirson and vicinitjr to Uu twti
THAT THEY ARE SELMNC
Oroeeriea. Proviaionn, I.lqnor. TubsrM
VgK-tt. Dry uooilt, l.-ltiinif. Ilat,
Bouts Miohs, C'nrpelu, VVa. 1
Paper, Ktc, etc.
Cheaper than any House In tho City.
They are the only ilou.se in the State who
Import their Tea Direct from J aan,
Put up to their eHoeial ordtT, and they ean tht-refore "41
a h'.lter quaiity for Icjs money titit.ii nny other llouw ia
tlie Suite. Tiny I ave just received the LiU'Ht Novidljis
in Hry and Fancy ioit, and are oftcritu; lluui at Erln
'licca. addintr 'Ht-urr.
ts Call and xet our prices before pur haxin' eltewlK ru
UAKI1IS BIIO
Carson Ara-il lt, 1H7I1.
TREAD WAY'S PARE!
CHHQOH CITY, NEVADA.
J- W. VARNEY
SUlHMrttuUy infuniiff the uhV,e thn. lu b t WwJ tts
TREAD WAY'S KANGH,
I AKSO .V 4-1 X Y, i K V.,
A Jul the improvements made on the place make U ths tst
picnic gTouud in the State of Nevada.
Military Companies and Civic Socitles.
Can make Hatixfactory arratii'mcuts (or the Park bj
plying to .1. W. Varncy, at the Palace saliKin, No 7 Norv
C street Virinia, or at the Ariinvton House, Camou.
A SPECIAL TRAIN to the Park every Sunday. A
Grand Concert will lie pit en everv SiitMl.tt .
THK HK.ST SIUUTI.(i UHolM'., ou whiub new tw.a
hate been built.
Admlattlon to
Park Sundays,
Jel2-tf
5 tvsK
GEORGE S. ELDER'S
FAST FREIGHT LIKE!
AURORA, B03IE S BHIDGEFORT,
JEA1I CAltMOX KTi:il OIMilt
J day, at 3 r. a.
8-'Li-iule time from (Vw tu Iiodie, i ilys
r'reiIit, Carson to Aurora 1 H-4e f lte
Carson to Ho tie 4e V lb
" Carms to Briil Report. 1 3-4a 9 It)
This iK'tK-dule t-i take effect April 10, !fc7:, at 5 o'nh.ss.
r. M.,and to remain ia uMj etiiU-d until until I iiotim
Mark Freight "Care of tail A tV, Fust."
Scntl shipping reipts to
Ainril 4, 1x79.
1. W. EAR I. 4 CO
Cancm City, Nurs.U.
FOR A SHORT STAY.
(1EORK R. ATKINSON. OF ATKIW
M S UKMiAti, ui. reliant tailors, huvaf'ird, lltVw".
m-il. be at the tmiihtiy, Carson city, in
FRIDAY the lHih Inst,
To rec-iTC rlen for suitf of chithes. Tl.o 3m"t liiil
auip!es of iuiportol jr.iods ever shown in Ncrai'a. '
to suit the tiiu. Call ax. J t ijjj-t tkn.'rn.