Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-21

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UPHOLSTERY, We were conducted by
Pantlind through the Ormsby yesterday anc
our attention called to the Improvements
there going on. We ''viewedit with critics
eye' but didn't find many imperfections to
pass by. Messrs. Cowan & King are finish
ing up their contract of painting and are do.
ing it we'll The granting and lettering on the
doors is executed in neat and artistic man
ner and reflects credit on the mani ulators.
They are also doing the same work ON the
front of the house, the telegraph and stage
offices. A new feature is being added to the
house which will be of the greatest advantage
to avery important class of the travelling pub
lie, to wit, the agents of business houses. A
sample room is what we are talking about,
not sample room in the ordinary accepta-
ton of the term, where tasting samples are
dispensed, but the regular genuine thing;
room with counters and shelves and show
cases, where agents can display their wares
and give our merchants chance to see just
what they are getting For example our ex-
tended friend Longitudinal Adonis Nichols, of
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, who could lay out
himself and all his cutlery in good shape We
attempted to pass through the wicket gate
but were told it was taken off to be painted.
We passed the other way and were con-
Quoted to The bridal chamber, (not in the role
of DEATH, and found it newly furnished, and
so comfortable and cosy that we felt as if We
would like to be married again. The furni-
ture is of black walnut covered with striped
rep, and to our surprise we were Informed,
the work was done in the house. Ascending
to the top notch of the concern we found a
complete upholstery establishment, under
the superintendent of Mr. D. Cochrane, who
was engaged in turning out some excellent
work The parlor furniture is being done up
there and will be placed in position in few
days Mr.. Cochrane, although way up and
removed from the level of the marts of trade |
is prepared to do all sorts of first class work |
in the upholstery line with neatRess and dis
patch Pantlind means business and will |
have his house improved all the time He has
good cooks, sets fine table and everything
throughout the establishment is running in
first class shape He has a box outside with
a dozen and a half of empty bottles in it,
bearing the mystic characters, milwaukee
beer" By this modest sign he wishes the
public to understand that he is the sole agent
for that delightful beverage, which can be
procured by the dozen or on tap, to suit the
taste of the thirsty purchaser.
CELLULo1D.- John G. Fox is making
a very attractive showing of the new patent
fnery, made in imitation of coral, known as
celluloid. In his northernmost window where
the curious blunt their noses against the glass
in admiring contemplation of the top of Mr..
De Neuf's head, a vast array of this ware
rushes red On the sight. 1t is clever imita-
ton both in texture and i1reolor Also some
other and more substantial jewelry is dis
played among the new things in Mr.. Fox
show cases. We learn that Mr.. F. will 90 to
San Francisco for the purpose of making his
autumnal purchases very soon. When he
comes back the splendors of his holiday goods d
will be set forth in an advertisement of COM v
proportions in the MORNING AP- s
PEAL. (Not less than two columns will suffice v
or this display. Meantime Fox bosses the q
OBJ of constructing his uptown brick tene- :
nent
A MEDAL.-Our attention was called last t
light to medal which is on the exhibition at le
he Ormsby House. 1t was presented to q
Vatty in 1886 at shooting scrape at Valley "
0. They were shooting at target, another al
elbow and Watty, but the other fellow died II
efore he shot, Hence Watty stood first on "
he list "List, oh list p The scoring was at
lose, the pilgrims shot was found II 1923 feet te
'om the target, which considering the &C u
uracy of the shootist, was good. The medal "
made of bell metal, and about 40 inches in III
iameter. 1t is hung upon a heavy chain u,
nth an immense watch ring at the top, has vi
star in the center surmounted by the mystic 20
'tters Co. Q. 1t was worn by Watty in con-
ection with the bass drum at Booths inau- dr.
lration Pt
A rancher, from Carson Valley, drove in ge
,sterday and at the corner of Third and Car oi
n street the near pointer in the team COM Pc
ence to buck The driver got down and arr
oked at things, but found the harness all De
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