Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-03
PERFUMERY.

ender flowers y Rose Bud, Sweet Pea Gmag
inc sweet peaD Camelia, Pond Lily, Jasmine
Jockeyclub, Johnny jump-up, and some ter
or twenty thousand other magnificent hosea
bles, (more or less), too many to specify. This
is what makes O. P. so sweet of scent and SC
good to smell of There is now no need OF
going to Cologne or Florida or Paris for your
sweetness. Also it is nonsense to buy Lubin' S
high-priced extracts when you can purchase
these, equally as fine, for less than half the
price of Lubin's. Smell out the smell you
like best, oh my sentimental friend, aud buy
gallon or two of the same now that your
nose has opportunity of amplest satisfaction.
MEAT MARKET-John Rosser & Co. have
opened up anew at the old stand on South
Carson street, gorgeous in bovine and other
sort of feshy splendor The shop has been
reftted with frames and more hooks and
painted throughout with delicate blue shade,
making handsome contrast with the dark
brown of the frames. Frank Meder, we be-
lieve, was the artist who threw soul into the
dull walls. The establishment is fully stocked
with beef and veal and mutton and pork and
sassengers-fat, tender and most temptingly
suspended on every side. Uncle John pre-
sides, aided by efficient assistants, ready to
carve the joints, slice off the juicy porter
house and tender-loins, till you can't rest
Everybody knows the place, and lest it should
be forgotten the head of the traditional bull
still stares from above the door, with ring
in his nose and a fine tropical orange on each
horn. For meat show, Johns is success,
and if you don't want to buy just walk by
and take look at the display.
GEoLoGY-Professor W. D. Cunning was
in the city yesterday making arrangements
for course of lectures on Geology, which he
proposes delivering in the Presbyterian church
next week, commencing on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
We shall have occasion to speak of the matter
anon. The Enterprise of yesterday says of
the Professors lecture: awe however, must
be granted the liberty of saying that, in point
of interest, it excelled even the learned pro-
auctions of the previous nights. On paper
the subject looked dry and forbidding; as it
came to the ear from the Professor it was like |
visit to the Eons of the long ago and a wan
dering through the ages of the past, when man
became first fisher and hunter and overcame |
beasts, then shepherd and protector of
focks and student of astronomy, then |
granger and founder of states.
LOOK OUT FOR Your TAxEs.-Those who
are fortunate enough to hold real estate (mort-
cages not mentioned) should remember that
only a few days remain in which to settle up
their taxes. We notice that the big book at
the Treasurer's affice is an object of great in
terest about this time We heard a little
growing yesterday about the amount of the
bills, but upon looking over the lists it seems
like a very fair assessment. Any how, growl
ing time is past paying time is here.
TRAIN Two sleeping cars again yesterday
and full load of passengers. The
business of the road is picking up and we
trust soon to have the daily sleeper again. R.
M. Daggett of Virginia passed through. F,
D. Stadtmuller of Empire returned from a
business trip, and H. F. Rice, agent of Wells,
Fargo & Co., also came back. He seems |
much improved in health, and will immedi- t
ately return to business. He was cordially t
greeted by his many friends. {
STRENGTHENING to the funeral of Mr.
Logan in late issue, under the auspices of ,
the Carson Guards, we neglected to mention
that the usual salute of "a guns, the number
allotted under the regulation to private, +
was fired at the grave. This we are informed d
was the first fired in Carson. The shooting was I
With excellent precision and added greatly to Il
he effect. The Guards are a brotherly set of s
boys and never fail to pay the fullest respect
If deceased comrade. l
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New BUTCHER SHoP-Adam Uhl, known "
% every meat-eater in this part of the world, "
Is one of the most accomplished slicers and Ii
clippers in existence, has taken the old King e
treet market and will henceforth preside b
here, doing duty in the line of chops and n
casts, loins and outlets, sausages and tripe,
tcetera See Adams new advertisement
CORRECTION. was stated in the evening q
aper of yesterday that the papering of the .
iliard room of the Ormsby House was done Il