Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-30
THE METHODIST FESTIVAL.

| auspices OF the MetnOulSG society OF
Carson, we present TO our readers
the following, which is from Parson
Tevis' own written statement of the
facts involved : The Fair and Festival
opens fully to-day ;.; l. o'c.ock. a
grand lunch will be served at that
hour. Dinner runs. we understand,
from p. ". TO such an hour as all
feel themselves satisfied. And each
meal is only 30 cents. Turkeys, chick
ens and ducks are the staple meats Of
the table. Mr.. Moger of the oyster
realm is TO have charge of the oyster
department. The hall has been deco
rated till it looks very art gallery.
This tells the story, and coming
from such excellent authority, is as
! good As sworn to. But more remains
| To DE told. The good Parson informed
MS Yesterday that the ladies would
serve an early breakfast. Tomorrow
| and Thursday mornings. How early
! queried We: . At &. sharp says Bro.
! lewis. This is a new wrinkle and a
/ good one, we should say. We call to
! mind Lambs relation Of the ea.ernes~ /
with which the early rising folk of
( London Welded themselves. in his !
time, To the allUrements that arose /
from amid he aromatic steam Of the /
shops and stands where was sold that !
pleasant beverage known as ~tSSairas- /
tea. We fancy the early CarsDuite /
! first regatiug his nose Ivy shutting the ,
sizzling Sau>aGes and broiiiug steak, (
AID hot coffee Of this MethodisticaI .
Loo IL,
restraints Of conscious depravity and /
native dihit"nrp, fling into the hail .
10 make u u,".e>t reGuiSitiup for the
generous ratluns there iii pensCd. ~
nuttlteI> increase. the brea ilfaSt ia
bies become more pOpul0uS. until. AT
last, hearty and hungry but orderly
and dcCOruus multitude are busy with
hash and chops and pancake and fish
ball, filling the inner man with the
resisting power Of nutritious food,
cooked by woman'S graceful and
ready hand, and served with a smil-
ing gcutlCne>S which more than atOneS
for any temporary displacement Of the
butter dish or delinquency Ofthe salt
cellar or vy-bOat---small results O.
amateur ineXpertnesS in the offices of
the table attendant and waiter. Let
the wayfarcr who early breaks his
!, ti' ~ - az 'he crisp
houi 81 cIoch tomorrow morning
sl'a. aus i'l,'I "i'L IIist peslh 10 nave
10 i,,{,I|,,t 'I'i t, en- me N9FlIII
dren Of wn.,,Th ,a,- , t,',I I 'i,I',
find an oeualIy sa,i..a.,o,.,. hr'.,.t .'''t'
We apnlaIId lr..o,,.rr,,,i,n:,, Las,o,I,
its success.
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4 RATHER 1RoL-. ACCIDENT as II z
.pro.4 or+1 r,o,r.re5 @. -. ,.o-.,.. .. I
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S''-I "hA iN'l3 ''ieS's I"st evening
lhoDt o'clock. \ great lis mule team
= ''''1'' y i-''' s''i''e' 81
,y.:,, -,'l7 49, " --''' d "''9U"'
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Iow.I a,e,f io,,c, {a. .'. ' ~, 49,, i
lock. right agains: on. If the so.ps Of
he mule team. The driyerot the WAGON
nsteal of backing ont trie.l to frrn
ound. and in d9ing 50. he bro3aLt
rst. the broadside Of his WAGON and
hen its taiI-b6ard in contact With ~. -
heels of the lsrcer vehicle and hv his
ian. GOT very sasv and harm1es, mn
1t, greatly to the CONSERVATION Of the
tile boy. who gave EXPRESSION to his II
,ars by a succession of distressfnI ont
-ies, and very much to the bewilder-
tent and cbarrin Of the driver The
.ule-tsan moved on al with III. III
easured tread of DESTINY. After
ref parley. and a little swearing the
.psized wagon was riobted and was
,iven celmly away, no disastrous effect. OF