Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-03

oaken bucket, the lron-oouno oucAs''
the moss. covered bucket that hung 10
the well. also told us how dear to his
hear, were the scenes Of his childhood.
and so forth. The true and loyal fellow
citizen. no matter how much he may
have been overcome and filled with de-
light BY the sights and scenes and e1-
periences of the Great Centennial Far
will never be any the less faithful to the
institutions of his home. the delight OF
his earlier and quieter years. We are
led TO these reflections by looking with a
fond. sppreciativs glance upon the Soda
water apparatus which stands IN Mr.. ".
Z. Willis Drug Store-an apparatus 10
which we have heretofore. we belieVe, 10
happier days, made passing and ras-
curs;ve allusion. In h IadelI hla, clio .
by the Fair grounds. stands the hng-st
Soda fountain in this effervescent world.
It ia vast pyramid of marble, abound
ing in pillars, cornices. inches. vase'.
statuettes, medsllions, bss-reliefs and
gracious knows what not. Out OF Its
cacacious bowels gush no less IMAM
eighty-eisht syrup squnts. There IS
oas o. ,uh in sud about that vas: maya
zine Of regurgtation to fill all the pal
looms in the universe or feed the belch-
inc crater Of Nesuvius. But when we
heard Mr.. Willis say 10 Mr.. Fife that he
was afraid he would have to demolish
that modest little fountain, so dear 10
eysry true Carsonits's heart, because II
was no longer source Of profit. that
vast Philadelphia pile shrunk away like
dissolvins view. it's syrups turned
sour. lis squirting gear refused TO turn
and It became AS nothing. And 1t Is no
thing compared with that square little
mschine-Which We fondly trust land
Willis trusts too will not DE ruthiessiy
demolished.
YsNE writes to US to say that We made
n mistake in dating his Ball. 1t is TO
take place on Friday. Aug. II (Elevsn'h)
We had il the 10th (Tsnthl. He ought
ia know rs much about 1t ~ We do
possibly more; for he has lived In Lake
Valley and given balls there for so many
Years that the memory OF the Oldest man
runnerh not back of bis Terpsichorean
performances. We think we said some
what of some fdd!ers there. We know
we did, in fact. These We dsrs say, are
still on hand with VOL and bow and
rosiu. 1t will be huge party. 1ank
has his ballroom rugged with spflngy
floor. When it gets to Juggling, the
rheumiest cid party in the world. even.
cannot help dancing. 1t iniuses new
life and vigor. like a draft of champagne
or a dose of Bitter Witch. This Ball
will take place at Iank's Hotel and
watering place. Lake Tahoe. On Friday
evening August IL. without reserve.
Also We are authorized TO say that steam
ships will ply between the wharf at he
Gleuhrook aud the said Yank's, going
and coming, for the accommodation OF
guests.
HrEE is a love letter :ha: explains it
sell:
Mr.. EpIroE The pleasure OF your
cor pany is requested to attend the
Social of the Au Fsit Club. Jr., at the
rssid nee Of Mary Wilson, this eve ming
nj clock p, NJ. TIE CLUB.
Carson City, Aug. ID. '16.
The party- going reporter Of the APPEAL
meant to be present at this club meeting
but his old age nd many infrmities pre-
vented. lie learns, however, that this
party was splendid affair and that Miss
Mary and her associates and guests had
a delightful time. There WAS great
deal of dancing by young ladies IN white
dresses and blue sashss and curls and
pumps; great deal of Irritation on the
part of certain blue eyed girls and brown
eyed boys and vice versa; and there
were lots of cake and ice-cream and
candy. The Au Fait Club. Jr.. did it.
self great credit for the decorous and
highly satisfactory manner in which its
members conducted this party. aud the
APPEAL feels very deeply gratiied to be
able to say SO in this open and fearless
manner.
Mr.. SEYMOUR P1xLEY. long Of time
ana of r,.oh and of gear ard build, he
came hither yesterday with an eye to the
Pioneer Picnic, its movement, arrange
merits and SO on. Away back among
tho front pioneers. dates Seymour
Have knowed him, man ami boy. these
hundred year or more. He stands well
and with able conspicuity at the head OF
a column of sojer men or fire fighters.
or in the van of political procession.
blowing . fife. does Pixley. Ask him
about his services in the Russian army.
He is wet" in that ancient organizs-
ton. he will loom up i.e flag pole
on Independence Day whom the Pioneers
fall into line. Like many another bony
man, our old friend holds his own and
keeps his tough look, remarkably.
NE. G. ". ROGERS, the cleverly &C.
complished colored man whose excellent
capacities as writer and speaker are so
we'll known. left here last night for San
Francisco. He will participate in the
canvass there and lend his efforts toward
the organization Of the colored Republl-
cans Of that city for the campaign. lie
has done good service for the cause
here, and We wish him good fortune In
hia new snherA