Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

cd of his lick in the way of choice and
toothsome It'd bits for the housewife and
the epicure; and Mr.. Freeman who Is Il
thorough San Francisco merchant, wide
awake and full of the broader notions OF
business and GO. will give special
attention to the wholesaling. the seiec-
ton and sale of rare wines and liquors
ana the like O. that. We commend IL
careful perusal of their advertisement to
OR readers.
THIS is the seventeenth day of June
and therefore the ninety-seventh ANN
versary Of the battle of Bunker Hill
the first Bull Run of the Revolution.
1t cannot be possible that there are
many left to be garrulous over personal
experiences shared in that glorious de-
feat of ours. John Ball had a hinge
contempt for the authors of Yankee
d ,odll. then a: but our Marbleleadrrs
AMI Salemites and Boston apprentices
and the College Lads from L srvard,
gave them ~ hot and gamey tnssle be
fore they sked..ddled thence. 1t WAS
local matter, and not, III point of num-
beers. Il very important affair bat II
was the first knock down after the first
blood at Lexington and it introduced "A
war that lasted long as from now till
1880. That WAS pretty lengthy and
trying struggle but the way it ended
made Cars IL City "a possibility and
Carson made the APPEAL IA necessity
and as in duty and patriotism We are
bound to do, We note the coming Of this
happy old historical event.
An INDIAN Cur IN Two BIZ THE Cans
Yesterday afternoon about ~ O'Clock. q
yoans Reno Indian was run over by
some cars drawn by the engine 'Esme-
ralda" and was instantly killed-the
car Wheels passing right across his
belly and cutting his body and one OF
his arms in twain. H had m united a
brake on a fat car and was ctrelessly
sitting there when sud leu jar threw
him under the train. His body lay
close to the track near the water tank
east of the station last evening but
Mr. Yerington bad left orders that it be
d,,cently buried at the exp-nse of the
Company if the In ii.us themselves did
not dispose of 1t.
GRIT viii be lecturrd on tonight at
the Methodist Church by Rev. Ctstbeer
As local commentator upon this lee
ture informs US: Mr. Caseheer has cut
loose from the idea that too many II MS
MAY BE- put in the fire ut the Same time.
This is grit" 1t is evident the rev
erand gentleman has reference to what.
in this part of the world. is called
sand" The snhj-ct is wi lie aud
suggestive one and we expect to hear IL
very animated and instructive discourse.
The lecture is free to all.
QUE EMPIRE friends are ahead of Us in
lively er,ertaiuments-at least IN the
matter of dances aud tn It sort of thing.
For instance. On the III ,ht of NJ md ~
the 23i hey are 6 'ln. to have Il thee
SEASONED with and Illuminated by fire
works; and they will furnish all this Gar
the yellow J..cket) and throw i'll il spien-
did supper tor 80 w. There Is no ex-
eusr for auybody's not dancing at those
figures.
FURNISHED Rooms. pleasantly situated
in tbs dwelling ,uI. corner of Z IrSol
and Fifth streets the little brown frame.
house on the South E .st corner) ctn be
seen and hid by application there. One
Of these rooms is the thing for II sluSle
barrelled man: the other will do for il
brace of gentlemen. G, AMI see and
tnd out for yourself. See adv.
A BUaaY AND HARNESS are offered for
sale by our friend Torreyson. We neg
lected to call attention to this fact II
SUNDAYS paper-were p, obably trapped
into forgetting it by rejecting on tn
terms of I'm instructive discussion in
which Brother H .mmond took u lively
part. There those articles are. however;
and it will be well to give them an In
spection before going elsewhere.
AFuEN1sHED House an the lot upon
which that house stands are offered for
sale. The property is eligibly situated
being situated opposite the johnson
mansion. See adv.
An AUCTION SALE Of Furniture will
take place to-day from the old accus-
TONED platform near Winnie 4 David's
stable at two O'Clock in the after
noon. Observe the adv.