Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

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OF Democratic Civil Service Reform!
! Speaking of Cooper, Bailey & Cos.
| Circus which will show here next Fri
day, the San Francisco Builetin says
| that their present organization in
| Guides a score or more of the greatest
celebrities of the arena, whose names
have long been familiar to the public
as the hig!I-salaried masters of the
! Olympic sports. prominent among
| whom is the world-renowned bare
back rider, James Robinson, aud his
two sons; the fearless hurdle rider,
Eudd German: Polly Lee. the unri-
vailed equeStrienne; Professor Sic
grist and the Siegris: children, already
well known III San Francisco rs the
most astonishing of acrobatic perform
ers; Pete Conklin, Sam Rheinart and
Charles Seeley, tie first court favorites
of Menus, and numerous others well
konwn to fame. The grand features
Of the Menager;e are herd CT seven
Elephants, trained to all manner of
curious aud interesting performances
of which these sagacious br,ltes are
capable, the kerd also including an
iniantlle specimen standing only
thirty-eight inches high, and like Ar
temus Wards educated Kangaroo, a
most amusing little rascal, full grown
HippOpotamus, the Behemoth of the
Nile, the only specimen of the animal
ever exhibited on the Pacific Coast;
a giraffe, standing twenty-three feet
high, a number of the sacred " hite
Camels. large collection of lions, IL
gers, leopards and many other rare
and beautiful specimens of the animal
kingdom. This splendid exhibition
will open in San Francisco on the 9Th
of September, on the HippodroE.e lot,
corner OF Mission and Seventh streets.
GREAT Billiards To NIGHT. We have
been invited to attend an exhibition of
billiard playing this evening ct the |
Ormsby Uouse. From a handful, which |
is before US We copy as follows, Mr..
VIM. Sexton, knight of the cue and the |
champion billiard player of the world.
assisted by 7. 3. Adams. the great finger
billiard player, have been induced to stop
over at Carson. en- route to New York.
md give one of their inimitable exhibl-
IONS with the worries. Sexton. playing
With the cue, will contend against any
hree players in the city, after which he
will make a number of seemingly impos.
ible shots, only performed by himself.
ADAMS will then make zoe fancy shots,
lsing his thumb and forefnger instead
II the cue. The finishing stroke Will be
hat of the bottle shot, spoken of SO
tightly by tie Press, cou, ing Of from
he top of two bottles two feet apart and
lakiDg third count in the opposite
orner. Admj sion. one dollar; playing
, commence al Z 30 o'clock
CAMPAIGN PEoIoGEAPHs.-We s-e in
ebtei to Mr.. z. Fred Brooks for pho l
graphs of Governor Hayes and Hon.
7. A. Wheeler of the Republican camp,
nd Little Sam Tiiden and Governor
endricks of the Reform" movement.
red has EN- fer sale.
OuE friend Lamb. the apothecary, is
It again, we are glad to note. Looks $
if he had come near developing into i
! instance of premature cooked mutton. i
e will accept our congratulations upon
S recovery. =
MEssEs. Finn s. TowLE set the edi-
nal mouth to watering by the present
q fine watermelon on Friday evening.
icy are largely trading in that aud Il
her kinds Of fruit.
HORSE AND HARNESS SroLEN.-Mr.
o. d. Fryer has been despoiled of o
liable mare and harness. He offers q T
ward for the return of the same. See Il
advert isement. so
HE Savings Bank binding climbs up
4 great rate. At its present rate OF
wing it will soon be an accomplished {
and substantial improvement to -
rson street. n
I. i. CHCEcH-A. II. Tevis, pastor.
vices tomorrow evening at 7:45. Y
bath school at 2. NJ. mn
CHURcE.-No services 9
he Presbyterian Church to-day; SAB l.,
1 school at II clock NJ. 'A"
0 MEETING. There was no meeting
he Hayes and Wheeler Club last TN
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