Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28


The services appointed for Thanksgiv-
ing took place at the Episcopal Church
as per arrangement. Selections from
the PRAYER Book were read by Mr.. Al
len. and a most excellent discourse was
delivered by Mr.. Tevis. We had in
tended to make full notes of this admira-
BILE discourse and publish succinct
summary of the same, but other mat
tiers precluded the doing of it.) The
| singing was first-rate, and was done by
Mrs. Bender. Miss Spence. Mr.. Mason
and Mr.. McQuarry. Prayer was offered
by Rev. James Woods, and the benedic-
ton by Rev. Mr.. Tevis. The church
| was quite as well filled as is usual on
| such occasions here, and taken altogether
the service was a very pleasant one. At
the close of the exercises, a collection
was taken up, and $50 found in the con-
tribution plate. This money will be de-
| voted to charitable purposes. This fash
ion of having Union Services" on
Thanksgiving Day, is a most commend
able one and one which we hope to see
. continued.
THE NEVADA PULpIT.-Owing to an
| accident which befel the Editor, of the
Pulpit in September last, some delays
| have occurred in its publication. Be-
fore us is the latest issue. 1t is for the
months September and October. The
table of contents has the following:
Church Membership; Modern Preach
ing: The Religious Newspaper; The
intermediate State of the Dead; Chris
tan Israelites; Judge MCI.ean's Con
version; Moody. the Evangelist: Gen.
trail America: Gossip: Current Events
in the Church; Home Items. In the
October part the following are the
headings: Leaves: Current Events in
the Church; The intermediate Stale of
the Dead; Miscellaneous; Sunday
School Department Conversion of
Children; Home Items; Why God
does not kill the Devil: Papers re-
ceived; Apology; Advertisements.
None SCARLET FEVER. - His many
friends will be sorry to learn that Dir.
Dawson is the subject Of an attack of
scarlet fever. Another of Mr.. Joseph
Platt's children has il, also, we hear.
Miss Jessie Cag~ln, one OF the ilnt adj
justers IS also reported sick with this
fearful disorder. Hope these cases may
all prove light attacks.
The CATHOLIC BALL at Moore 4 Par
ker's Hall ON Thanksgiving evening is
pronounced very enjoyable affair and
very successful enterprise by those who
were present. The hall was well filled
the music good the supper sumptuous
and the fun frst-class.
We were yesterday shown some very
strong testimonials from San Francisco
merchants of the high standing of Mr..
George ellison in that city. These
have reference to Mr.. Grllson' $ appoint
ment as receiver of the house OF Davis *
Freeman.
BACK AGAIN.-Gus Lewis, Controller
Hobart. Gen T. D. Edwards, Jake
Linn. Harry Peters, ESQ, and other
wanderers who have been to the races,
are back again.
EE. McTARSaHAS came into our Office
early yesterday morning anxious to cor
rect an error in his scarlet fever recipe.
Put qrdias instead of ounces for the sui
phate of zinc and foXglove. and you
have it all right.
The $50 Keno Pool is to come off to-
night al the Oriole Saloon. Nine o'clock
is the hour Tickets to be had at the
Magnolia and Oriole saloons-price one
dollar each.
OUR OLD TINE FRIEND, Tom Ten
nant, Esq, now Recorder Of Eureka
county came this way on Wednesday.
We never saw man who looked more
like himself than Tom.
The FUNERAL o. BIr. Dan Kitzmeyer's
little son was largely attended on Thanks
giving day.
FURNISHED Room TO RENT.-Mr.
and Mrs Rowe have very desirable
furnished room to rent. See adv.
MARRIED.
In Carson, November %, 1874, at the residence
Of the bride, by A. II. Tevis. pastor NJ. L.
Church. Mr.. +. B. W. GrinaSe to Mrs. Ellen A.
Holbert.
THE FAvoHrrE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon,
corner of King and Ormsoy streets, is becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best of Wines liquors and cigars are, also, sold
A frEt clpS lard Tshl 10 For ha