Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27

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| light fantastic.
| Show BEEF.-It is an ancient and vel
established custom among all we'll regu
lated butchers to have nigh toned dis
play of show beef at Christmas time
The passer-by cannot fail to notice th'
gorgeous get-up Of the establishment o
| L. Nohr & Co.. on North Carson street
For q number one display OF beef. veal
mutton, pork and all that sort Of thing
it is immense. The COZ. BIS fat woman
and the sheep with the extra tail and
leg, isn't patchin' to it. Louis has s
hog OF his own raising weighing SOC
pounds; and . three year old heifeI
weighing $50 pounds. raised by Mr..
Abrahams who lives up the railroad on
the old Butts place. The above arc dead
and perfectly harmless when taken ex.
ternally or internally. The animiles'
are artistically hung, with evergreens in.
terspersed. and the whole arrangement
is att rac,ive, tempting and tender. We
advise the hungry to take . look at
Louis place, for we think u incidentally
remarked he had them to sell. No
charge for admission.
ARRIVAL. - We noticed Judge Leon
ard. the newly elected Justice of the
Supreme Court, on the street yesterday
He is looking we'll and hearty, and. We
Judge, ready to enter upon his duties on
the LIST pro1. The Judge and his lady
are stopping at the Ormsby. where they
will remain until the completion of
their new residence on the corner Of
Spear aud Nevada streets. We tender
the Judge d hearty welcome to the Cap
ital.
Nor DEAD.-We have seen a letter
from the Black Hills, written by Ross
Il. Muller, formerly one of the guards at
our State Prison. in which the writer
speaks Of MIR. Lacbspelle, who used to
keep the Warm Springs Hotel. as being
in his vicinity and alive and hearty.
The many friends Of Mr. Lachspelle in
this vicinity will be glad to learn that
the story of his massacre BY Indians
was a fabrication.
DOCTOR ZABRIsx1E, Of Silver City, 10
able to enjoy q cigar again and discuss
the political situation. Enterprise.
The old Doctor certainly is possessed
of a cast iron constitution. He has
weathered two or three very severe ill.
nesses lately. and OH each occasion has
come out all right. We count on him
for several State Conventions ahead.
The WEATHER. While we are re.
joicins over the pleasant weather the
rsucher in the valley is pining for .
storm. We are rather inclined to pine
with him, for We opine it will be horribly
rough on the crops if We don't get some
snow fakes or droppings soon. With
stocks down and the prospect betokened
BY a dry season, things look squally.
MORE ARnIvALs.-Hon. Jerry School.
ns returned yesterday from q short trip
o tho Bay. Hon. A. J. Blair, of Lin.
.olp, Senator Garrard, from Esmeralda, |
md Hon. Bob Csvanaugh. from Eureka.
IRE in town, During the present week |
he Honorable will All in thick and fast.
CHRISTMAS AT RENo.-The Journal |
notices Christmas tree at tho Episco-
'al and Congregational churches and
OF cabin at the Methodist; also. Christ
aas services with sermons appropriate
o the day at all the churches. Reno
'ill be good pious town yet. Trains
IN as usual.
In TowN.-Prot D. Il. Sessions,
'riucipal OF the State University at
.lko, arrived on Sunday morning and
pent Christmas with his family. he
ill remau during the holidays. Glad
} see you, D. r.
1MpEov1aG.-We are glad to learn that
district Attorney Patterson's symptoms
re- much moro favorable. He is slowly
approving. We hope soon to see his
leerful countenance on tho AFFECT again.
AU FAII. The reception OF tho Au
ii! Club came off last evening and was
ell attended. We acknowledge the re-
ipt OF the usual complimentary ticket.
hanks.
OUR SENATOR. Senator Sharon was in {
wn yesterday, spending Christmas at
. Capital. This is why he is not at
q Capital of the nation.