Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16
The Ivy Moonlight Party.

| Of tho Inevitable giories and IOvenness OF
. moonlight fete in the charming lights
and shadows Of Farmer Treadway's ro-
mantle grounds =? Soft airs Of evening.
soft signs, soft hand pressures and soft
! nonsense these will nrevail. We be-
speak a calm and b.imy night for this
mir.h- promising party. Pale Hecate
will look down through the eyes Of the
Man in-the Moon and be Toasted with the
sight of pleasant things. There ia
| germ of genius lying within the LEAKAGE
Of the Ivy. giving birth to the idea OF
m-yry-making under the mild effnl-
| eence Of the moon. The Club issue
tickets at the price Of two dollars and
| fiftv cents. These can be obtained from
the officers Of the Club. The insur-
| rection" will begin at o'clock. When
| it will end ia the question to be solved.
We predict delightful time.
Now is the time to walk with firm and
unfaltering step. Keeping time to the
music of the jingling of your coin. and
invade the precincts of the Stern 4
Boskoxitz Clothing Bazaar. 1t is al
WAYS best 10 have clothing bazaar or
| any other bazaar under the control OF
stern and boskowitz firm than under q
stern and repulsive one There you
will behold stacks and piles and rows
and heaps of clothing. This clothing Is
OF the strongest aud most lasting make.
Never a button bursts OFF save from the
| effects of unusual strain or the debiiIties
and misfortuue- of old age; never a seam
rips; never = stitch starts. This Is
n,p1r 70 az n RAsEN-
| WITT and not to the sternuess Of Stern.
Should any wholesale clo;bier or haher-
! dasher or tailoring concern impose badly
-ewed buttons or imperfect seams upon
Boskowitz. the person SO offending
| would sooner or later meet with an NV
| full and untimely death. Summer suiis
very cheap; simmer understanding d't.
TO; summer socks and suSpenders also
ditto. summer hats and boots and psper
collars likewise s'elinp me Bob
WHEs the torrid sun pours out his
fierce heat in the still and heated morn;
when the vertical solar rays are striking
upon heads and heats with their greatest
power at noontide; when the swelterlng
hours Of the summer afternoon are upon
Us here SO fit p refuge as within the
refreshing atmosphere Of fountain not
a mere squirt and sputtcr OF water that
might turn q wheel or run bath honse
or sus;uIn q laundry, but fountain
gushing with soda water with syrup IN 1t
: not molasses, but hoarhound and
winter green and lemon and peppermint
and the like o that. Are We limiting
anent that gifted apothecarv, Mr.. Willis
and his well situated drug shop! Oh,
no; hot at all: that would be invidious
and uucaiIed- fer W. have reference -
soda water in general. in the abstract, in
Imagination. in horn. Go and initiate
your diaphragm with a gallon or two
and pay for il, as We DO.
4 CHANCE TOE HANDSOME SUITS made
in the highest style of the art and on the
most favorable terms will be offered our
citizans upon the arrival here in August
of Mr.. George W. Mathews, Tailor. o.
No. l70 State street CHICAGO. His com
ing is made known to rs through one of
his friends here--a gentleman Of sub
stance and standing who values his
word and our informant further depo- |
Sea and says that Mr.. Mathews is the
fashionable leading tailor OF Chicago. |
He will bring with him, for selection, !
choice specimens of cloths and samples !
of the latest styles. Due announcement
of his arrival will be made in the col |
umns Of the APPEAL.
WHIrEHILL AND STEWART are on their !
way. gathering argentiferous and other
specimens, from Hamilton to Eureka. |
In their course of exploration they pro-
pose TO arrive at the Town of Elko In |
The first days Of August. From this
point they will probably proceed north
ward to Corrucopia and Island Noun
tain Uhe Placer diceings) in which re-
gion they will, no doubt, find their labor
amply prepaid in rich unique character
isiic specimens for the Centennial and |
also gather interesting material Of pos
tive nature out of which easily TO make
a hattering report Of the vast and varied
mineral resources Of Elko county.
An ARTILLERY COMPANY has beer
formed in Virginia City. Captain Lord
is the Captain Of it, George A. Grail is
First Lieutenant. and Howard Hill is
Second Lieutenant The non-commis-
stoned officers were elected night before
last. They are: Orderly Sergeant. j.
R. Evans; First Sergeant. Simon Stein
berg; Second Sergeant, F. C. Libby;
First Corporal. C. A. Lyford; Second
Corporal C. P. Bridges; Third Corporal,
Harry Adams.
OUR REPORTER being severely confined
to indoor duties, was unable to attend |