Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-18

NExsPApER CARnIkl HGKr. - The
Gold Hill NeSos of last evening says thai
Howard Hill, the Dayton carrier Of III.
Enterprise. received an ugly fall from
his horse yesterday morning about s
O'Clock. He WAS going his customary
rounds through Dayton. sitting careless
~ upon his horse. when the latter fell,
throwing him against a fence near which
he was passing. with such force that be
WAS completely stunned and unable to
proceed on his way for over half an
hour. Our informant could not tell
whether he received any injuries that are
likely to lay him up.
We saw DocroR DAWSON last night,
or il We didn't SEQ him, We saw a lady
who did see hiu, and she made g point
OF answering when We asked If she bad
any items 10 retail. that she bad Just
met Doctor Dawson with a satchel in his
hand steering for the railway station:
and so she gusssed, she said. that the
Doctor WAS going to San Jose to attend
n Wedding there. II he didn't 90 and
there Amt any wedding coming off that
be Ia interested in, this item is failure,
that's al.
GONG TO LsAvl Us.-Nr. Andrew
Maute. who. with but brief intermis-
sion, has been a standby of the Carson
press for the past eleven or twelve years.
and who has been connected with the
A -.
1860 has thrown up his Sit and accepted
The offer made by his uncle, Mr.. A. CHS
samayou Of the Austin Reveille. to take
the plnce of foreman o. that office. H..
will leave here tomorrow night. We
with him the best kind of luck, here,
there and always.
PEARS. big enough for two or three
bites. are in market now. The peaches |
ire slowly getting bigger. Plums have
'ome, likewise water melons and cante- |
opes. Vegetables Of all sorts are al I'M
liant. and tonatterses are getting chen
'er. Grapes are coming in, and the
ruit season is fairly ppon Us. Burnt |
brandy and Jamaica ginger are also in
market, ~bich they ARE good for the ar
e.Iing OF the effects Of green corn and
ich likes.
IT Is WONDER that nobody has ever
bought to write anything for publica-
ion about Mr.. O. P. Willis sody fount-
Nc. 1t is like sitting in grateful shade
D see thirsty man take a great full
nmb!+r of that beverage-ihnt sody
alter, we mean: and the actual taking Of
into the stummick is like receiving
u warm summer day. a visit into the
'ferior department of n visitor from the
lorth pole. You just tackle it and see.
wo drinks for a twenty -cen, piece.
TIE GERMAN Picnic takes place to-
~ at Shultz's ranch on the banks of
,e Carson. II there's anything a Yer
ian knows how to do. it is to enioy
lrnself at junketipg. There is no half
ay husiness about it, but heariiness
nd jollity. Doc Benton will run bus
} tho grounds. 1t will start at nine
clock this morning on its first trip.
MANY STRANGERS get into Carson these
'ys. They are mainly Luke visitors.
be Lake IL becoming what it Onghs to ,
one Of the most attractive xat- ring
aces in the country. Mr.. Monk once
'med in connection with the late
GRACE Greeley is the conducior-in chief
Doctor Benton's line of coaches to
e Glenbrook, and you leave orders At
e stable.
The Hoolsy Troupe are doing splsn.
! business at Piper's. They 60 from
rRinia City to Sacramento. Wish W.
iRht SEQ EN- here.
n. E. CHuRcH.- Services 1t the uesal
mrs. Evening subject. Progress OF
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