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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

Il
HE HrLE is always . pleasant snd
o'tenfimss q profitable subject O,
contempiatios. We are glad. a one
Who is Interested in this noble ami.
NAL. to see that our nimbls and con.
seienflou' contemporary. the Reese
River Revsilis is paying sttension
TO this branch Of natural history.
In the issue Of that paper for Tuss.
day last ve and the following
In discussion in the Sssersc Lv.
ing Ciub last night, q member a.
serted that mules never die. He
said they took on the semblancs Of
death. bnt it was . decen,;on
Sometimes they are turnei into
newspaper editors or Roman vrsss
iers. bnt they never cease TO er;st
he SAID there Is mule now used ON
whim on Q mine in Humboldt
county that was used q breast vorL
ct the battle Of New Orleans Was
owned and ridden by Grant in Cali.
iornla, went all through the war Of
the rebellion, was blown up in 8 nj
tro- glycerine explosion while ass;.t.
ing 10 the construction Of the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad, was in the In.
dian battle in which Custer "a.
SLAIN. was in st. Louis when the
Hotel was burned, and is
. pretty good mule yet, with the
strength OF its hind-leg only dimin. |
lshed to about the striking power Of
. four.hundred ton steam bammer
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

OF the vandsrisss and experiences
q an insane man Who has lsssly
escaped from tho Lauder Comfy
Jail. the Rsveills Of April "A says
Tim. Doolsy, Who vas confined in
the City Jail on suspicion Of insanitv
and Who escaped from that inss;sn.
ton last Wednesday night. has been
heard from. 4 man came into tom
last night. Who reported having NJ
Oooley on the old Overland road
going west. be then beisR bound Tor
Heslsys ranch, in Churchill countv
De used 70 work for Mr.. Healy. and
thought he could get q home With
that gentleman. The first night ont
from town he stopped at Jscobsvills
IN deserted house. tearing the cloth
lining from the wallis, with which n
make bed. Joe Noes met bin A.
Reese river bridge the other dsv.
without coat or hat and walking Ia
Dest. Happening to DO looking over
some old files Of the Reveille. %
md an item in the local columns
relating. that. on May 25th, 1851.
Inn Dooley was brought into A ustin
from Pine Creek insane that he vas |
placed in the station house. and on |
The day following attempted suicide |
~ tying around his neck strip torn |
rom his canvas pants and by beat |
ing his head against the walls of his
'eli. The item says: Insanity
appears to be hereditary in his fam.
ny. his mother and two Of bis sisters
having died under it's influence
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27
GEORGE O. GORHAM ON TIE
SITUATION.

Mr.. 6orham arrived in this cit,
yesterday from the East, with Mr.
Gorhaan, and has two daughtsrs. II
conversation with the editor of thu,
paper, he expressed himself very
strongly In opposition to the action Of
tho President il louisiana afairs
He says that the election Of Packard
was a. clear as that Of the Have,
electors in that State, and that the
bogus Nichols government was and is
an instruction against the legitimate
State government. He maintains tina,
the oath Of Mr.. Hayes to defend the
Constitution was an oath to aid in the
suppression Of that insurrection, upon
. formal call by the Louisiana Leoi,la.
ture, which was duly made. He con-
tends that the President would have
- much right to refuse to use the u. s.
troops for suppressing an instruction
against tho Government Of the United
States, ~ to refuse TO use them TO Aid
In suppressing domestic violence
against State government. The OBJ.
legation TO furnish protection to a
State government against instruction
when constitutionally called for a. in
tbs case OF Louisiana, is imposed by
the Constitution Of tho United States.
which positively forbids the President
from leaving a State and an insarrec.
ton to fight it out between them.
selves.
In reply to an inquiry as to Whist
course he thought Republicans should
pursue, Mr.. Gorham said he thought
they ought to stand by the party or |
ganization, and bide their time for re-. |
asserting the principles Of the party
For his own part he would not consent |
TO any expression by the party in Cal.
iiornia Of approval either Of the presi.
dents acts or his intentions, but would
DO willing for tho sake Of harmony to
consent TINT no expressions Of dissent
should be made. He believes that IN.
Republicans can carry California
against tho Democracy, if they do not
attempt to endorse the Presidents ex.
course but predicts that
hey will DO beaten il they do.
Mr.. Gorham will leave for San Fran.
CISCO on Sunday evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27
sHtRIFf's SALE.

R VIRTUE or A DECREr .nc
- ousr y. eais issued out OF ana nm a. -.
- ~ 'he honorable second Judic,.I n,s..s :.
49, ~ Anu for County OF Olmsbv a,s,. ~
,s,t. 49, on Judgment obtained tbeiein an ~ w.
2,ih az apLIi' a. u. 1877. md attest, d on ths
su,,ha. ~ April. A. d. 1877. in favor OF Nsv.d.
on'puar Company. . corp ration nisin, - .
s.us' a: II. Pepin aud n. E,sss,ta ~, .na
AaA. Ior the sum Of ). 100 priDcina, 80 1,. ~
sss .neieon 81 the rs.e OF IL -. met
n.,n rom .Ctn day OF July. A. b. ls1s mt, III
= M .n., 60 s"'"e0 costs ia the sum OF ia ~
lee M The ssu 0f ls2 90 ana ci..,s.,
cctsihg costs Ia the smount az e. .ierA
Snich may secrae by ressop or .0..r,t.. -.
$50 ou1tiu Accruing coats. etc .Il -. .s
.o.u " tss United States, and 10 ms a,. ap'u
me 10 sell according 10 i, ~ ns...s..
,Irtss 20 p'opcr'y het out In said Decree sua
,a. " sale. and in pursusrce thereto r., .nu
, !. upon aud will expose =, nubi,c ,n.. ve
~ irunt o. HE curt Honse door IN ~ -. c'.
'hsoy county. state OF N sy.da- on r. ~
.Ay !" MAY. a. ID. 1877, between the has is"h
~. Da =. =. to wit At O'Clock ~,
ms ~, we. interest or claim Of the de and
owing described pioperty 10 ~. :" 'ne ioi-
~ =. "a tract OF land situated in the can,.
,.mn"s' state OF Nevada, cIsiroen AMI ssl,..yv y.
:, "i' a. II. Pep'n and N B.ss,tie - 'r .is,,
~. oin,neneing a. = stake marked M
oi the y Bassetie Tunnel .r.nd nv
!: tnenc' op" .' i'oiees 10 sake marked No
!, .ufnoe east $40 feet 10 stake mn,Led n w.
= n'o rphnins north ITO feet to stsL. ,ns.. 1,
-. y ,hcnce snnniag west $50 feet tbs 49,,
II nai''s. WIN the impfoyemeu there, M
-" lsn, Is sitss,ed Ia the southeast nor.,o, W.
,aun noatness' Quarter ~ of section No. 3 IN
,jsbIo a., 70 norm OF range No. 10 east. MI
nr,, 1"h HVcvruiDS 10 the United stsi.u
rsr.,'n o,,, >. 2. SWIFT. sberia.
". ~ DAVIES, Plaintiffs Attorn.x
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

New York, April ga Tribnne's
washington special says Banks
remarked to a friend to-day that the
action OF the President in the South
Carolina and Louisiana controversies
was not, III his opinion, inconsistent
with the interests OF the Republican
party; He said the course Of events
iad placed the party in relation to
.nose states In wrong position, and
II was therefor necessary to Withdraw
from the attitude in which the Gov.
eminent had been seen. Grant sav
tins during the closing days OF his
administration, and had taken mems.
ures looking to restoration OF pro.
per relations between the Federal
and State authorities, and had placed
the question in such an attitude that
Hayes had only one course 70 mr.
sue. he said the President Der.
formed his part OF the duty excel.
iently and judiciously. Gen. Sber. |
man seems to place great faith in the
promises of Hampton and Nichols
TO tho Administration. He sa;a
. 70 day that tho whole philosophy Of
life was based on the Idle.
OF honor, and il there was anv
impulse that would keep the South. |
ern people to the pledges they have |
made it would be . sense OF honor
and the fact that TO. break their faith
would bring upon them the iust
opprobrinm OF the whole country
It remained to be seen how far The
authority OF those who have made
Ihose pledges can be effective In
overcoming the deep seated prein.
lice: which influence considerable
portion OF the idle and irresponsible
clement in Southern society. the
General does not anticipate serious
rouble growing ont Of the large
rust placed by the President in Tho
pledges Of Southern leaders. but IA
vidently In favor OF extreme meas.
res should those promises b. vic.
ssSSs |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27


"ORoLIss" AND ITs DAso.ss.-
The Reno Gazette Of April Is relate,
the following:
About 1880 last evening. vhils
peace and quiet reigned q The Ool.
den Eagle Hotel. Mics Josie Barns.
came rushing from her room. shriek.
ing and terribly frightened, win her
hands envelcped in flames. NJ
Barnes, not noticing her danger rsn
70 the room add nsuisHsd the
nrs there which was confned 10 vsri.
ons articles Of clothing, while II. II.
Mason aud G. @. Huntlsy gave their
~ 70 the young lady and soon
saeceedsd IN smothsring the Asmes
.oout her hands aud arms. NM
lesic got OF with her hands su0i.
'isneIy burned 70 give bar eause 70,
that Il 10 dsueerobs
business to clean gloves with /: or.
Inc" By csudlelight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27
SOME Mo"E HAyssIsM.--Says IN
Eastern paper Of . late date

Gen. Pitcher, tho present Govsrro,
OF the Soldiers Home. near Washing
ion. 10 admitted to be the most sflicI"n;
Popiear, and practical officer vino NJ. !,
ever hsd charge Of that institution
rhis 10 the testimony Of the soldier.
under his care. OF the citixens who ~.
thousands enjoy the fne park attached
70 tho Homo, and Of the officials who
are brought IN contact with him
through the administration or me
pnoii0 trust. This gallant otilrcr has
rscs.ved notice Of dismissal on tbs l,t
Of July, for no other reason Tran r..
csnae the Fraudulent President wan,.
friend Of his 10 al The plsce. as hs
lotends 70 establish himself IN ons m
the onicess' houses for ths summsr
Gen. Potter 10 indicated ~ his Success.
sor, eEninst whom no sxce ptIons can
~ taken ~ IN oiiioer or \ lnan. An,
ms disabilities are such that he cannot
perform the duties satisfactorily. Ana
y II not Improbable tho board NJ
trustees. who have rAtifying .r,owcr.
my not assent 10 the appolnlsnsn. Tor
IN" cause. ~ con'rr
And still II Is necessary 70 dsrnolI,b |
me sinful aspirations Of the Black
Republicans ~ the QUIZ state. IN |
'rder that the ora OF good feeling may |
" Ioily Established. ngte
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

Two SAS FRANCE SEQ TRuAsrs IN
New YoEK.-The New York Sun Of
tho 18th inst relates tho following;
Superintendent Walling received
. telegram from Chief Ellis. of The
san Francisco police, yesterday
calling for the arrest OF Willism
Roland, who ran away from his
home in the city on the 18th ~
March last. He was supposed to \.
with William Maloney. Detectives
Adams and Dorsey found the bows
IN the San Francisco House in The
bowery. William Roland ia eight.
cen years OF age, the son of Jsm..
Roland, the San Francisco agent ~
the Globe Fire Insurance Company
William Maloney il the son OF .
Wholesale grocer, and has learned
the trade OF upholstering. Both had
revolvers and bowie knives. Thsv
started from San Francisco on SIM.
day. tho 18th ult. with $500 ia their
pockets. They agreed to stand bv
each other and see tho world. and "a
save Oil the money they could. With
. lew days provisions in their hsyer. |
sacks. they climed on the to. Of a |
freight car, but were put off q few
miles from Elcho. After manv
hardships, they arrived in Salt Lake
CITY, aud called on Brigham
ioung. From the Prophets citv |
~ getting occasional lifts on pass.
ing trains and teams, they went to
omaha' and thence to Chicago, but
oeing unable to find work ia that
l,ty, they decided to 60 to either
england or Australia. and by walk.
hs ana getting occasional rides on
he trains they reached New York
week ago. They had saved their
money, but the attractions in this
NY were too glittering, and when
hey we're arrested they had ouly s6
each. ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

Columbia, April 20. = Governor
Hampton. in his message 10 the
Legislature convened today. says /.
! cherish tho hope that you will
. .,9 tho luminosity sngendered bv
political strife. rise superior N
petty considerations Of partissnsnin
and, dsvoting yourselves with mi.
r rlo.'c zeal 70 the service Of yonr
state state, yon will strive earnestly 10 re-
store its lost prosperity, revive n.
r nas'cd industry and reform All
ABUSES IL ito Government. I"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

There never was . time when the
Insurance. bueincss IVES 70 ssfs ~ Il
now IL. All that man wants 20 do
after hs gets insured d 10 de rioht
dnick. before che company does.
Bot he dossnt vsnt % be fooIinc
around. living and having : rood
sims.-Buslineton Hswksys.
The only sure thing NO know Of
- Insurance. 10 % die TO bes. the
game. We've been there. but nov
~ don't csso Continental.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

Kalaist has boon occuo,.a No. a.
Tnrky. Marrowfaf NAV ri, ,us
Appeal. 'soo
very good. Mr.. Mighcis. Keen on
puns,ng: You can fnd lots OF Osmes
s"ss VII Servis purpose-bnt your
NAV com meme III rowIne a
''oos "s''schia.--vIrgipla Chrcniclc.
20 slow. ny son. Asybs you
wou'dns do ~ we'll II shsrv wss,uf
sonobody Bosnia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27
STATE WARRANTS.

w s,,WOpOsE GIVING Our
rs,,s ~ .onc.s aud those holding State Var.
- ~, we pnehts OF their early payn,sn,
ma 'aeiy 70 occur, by leaning money on ,ha.,,
= au VnA I'ns only = moderate rate Of in.
nm sa.n ,ins a. they remain unpaid. W.r,..ss
=, lowest rates Of discount
April I, lsr7..m w. bankers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

NEW TODAY,
COME AND Be AMUSED!
PROFESSOR CHARLES \. sTrrs
AND
W. J. HALLER
81 tue Carson Thsatsr. on
saturday Asternoon and Rven,.
.......... 80 Cents and Il
no extra charge for reserved seats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27

NEW TO-DAY.
, 1877-07-01
To EXCHANGE

l
To E1CMASGE-BY J. E. BURTON. GENEVA
yesfs &Soo csi ae KID at ia.nen.e barssls ~
Z! ta;as a;zs wes,sR t5sst ',1a sd,' /.
spa|gy f GS1a s,e a In t''
i fos = ss:to1s @ q gocd ,tae!s farm lands tn
ane iiin6r; beaI,iu healthy eI!ma:e: m.s;!y White
;sstsr' tmps,fca III s3p1 rs sc' a ad s
sa'dee eas e m n4 Sc
1ta y. shf fie :1st iack. loan SOIL ,o III
Gonnt! lava s1s.r wSTth sl oSi! MpF9ys4 nHa nss4
water excessively .~ tor cash. or will exchange for
gsns.a Last slcAF; Within few rods Of waters edge
s5.oo-Twe good houses on North Side. rented for
80 per mouth aaa ps.nns pay for sooa Iowa or Kan
81, epS1 aas iarn1. III under en.!va,,oa: no.t
s =. Ss Hnsa s.
la half mile OF shurc; Will deed clear for
SEQ S!sar ne,sns De-
rosd asss : osSa q sas p.!
IL ssf Isss ~;
'aSs g." sssa & aa
Sfe|t |n.sS |fs g!;asfoa or we:orsd yeafa
iss !si erss sa 3:
EESWfphRy E,ssW2f hARpply At foon D. 10 East a''son''t L.
WILL EXCHANGE GOOD sEcoXn-H1Np SEW.
s9e saas s m f fsane .' 'nN
,9 ;sex nEsE s! gS ExSnAxsf 81 Ai;s .rf
.na o. :.
e aSGs Ssa5tel co 'lsif 81 Rsaesis Apply 10
VVAXTEn.,AtM HONE Fo,: THE PSF 0R ! IL FILL
, 1877-07-01

/
Sssa L. b osfsse 5ss s g es ss
! tecnth aad statc>s.s
Fo.:, ,s:t ExcHASSEa5XE 3ss oF FIE BEET EAYISs IS
!nat can saTsy b nsde eli sud roe % moaei at -
ss:t 5S :eFax ssc y %ASTEp A. A.s. y
Tribune oiice. ~
F god watch and chain for pool table. 2io CIV
i75i Exca1yoE-;v: 1cEF FARM % IMPROVED:
G .Gs5 II sna 1 hsa1 ao e 'onss M ra9a
psts1 g. It, sGsk e 9SFi IT, is yet fy m
sa42 TIL S9Ba, ri9S 1S %E o
3ay ~ sn;a = ,sS,as s4a : 80
tp sos,r NJ i;'puns srrrsp1n osf IOWA .z5s 3z6
81 @ 'aa r W5a ao S s
y er I'VE s'lt.eiged suburban homes lightly iacuEa.
sn@ tfi ios - s.. aiy sth' es A'' a"a
RE- sSss So. :. EN- FiSE Ii LAkh G0TMIc ~
With soel e'chsr ARDEN dow &C. M ali wjt6in t.o
tk, q tne s3oooo Gs,rtIIoa*e Il hs Viiisss =
fo q @ a haxs tn san nu
for section Of good 9id iaid ii Iowa N'''s
si.Go.x Su;!9e:: it dsdsr:.t: in City et Keo.
kn6 i IL; rad e. 19 1or; ass sfreral times borne
M . an W soaa isshopabl aSa5
x$;oo-Eive deslrabIe bushes lo;. On Commercial
Ksn,s ss 81 x3 sbd k ses e r. M eT
aod a. l";; a. chlsaEo; x,n... ,,.,u... ,.
the Viagc Of Gsnton Dskos Terry m csar mostiT
facns TIC new BRICK Court House and a on principal
sls@: ssiires5 e:iex sat's t6sre aad = ysaz Vii
'as HoIsf &. c ensya s1s eate Wis
TO ExcHANeE-BY +. 3, BOYD. ROOM :. i7s
h.ys 'Ss ss,:s aae ssrcs.n: n....: one in Michigan
T f.Fm 70. an y 1d 9f M 2Es 1sd
n:*i, oon 49,. ....~a. - ,.an. ~ n-.,. .,n -. ~
;ef ea d ra2 II 5 81 81
ptonerss proTed: VII. .sane tsme an' 'of c1's
o5 Of s Ind e txa, title poFeet ~ant
e. w< ~ a1Rsessa gns .;o ,ls troS aenys a. Willow
tty teies1, - 1>'''" 's"'"'"D "0nt Ely prop
fc!cas): want quad farm IN Iowa niinois xissunfi
Ohio. ar indiana clear: 1-..---------------.---
re, ExcaA SeE.A PoxI I'iiAEToS RI: 4 !;
II. Tribune once.
ITO ExcuAS,;E-A NEARLY NEW COVERED
Tr,enne --.--~--------.-~-.~N~' o'5c~. - ~
re, s;c1; Esx;el1ASaE5;E;GopTcrIvE q ;; KEAL EsTATE
goods ID "a Interior town 81, frbaae M % oce e'e'f
aGks m Is a:1s. xAs@'Se sss
hotsse Z %ss.s' ssn 5sxn; ii, all s'*af kkkSshDs rs Dear
,l'o sxcaAsGE-1lot,sE. WAGON, HARNESS.
housr anl io tW est ss pref.rrsp hdarer m West
slonroe-nt.
,i7O ryCT3yGF-F0i, rEsii;rSrE NJ Yn;;
civ @ aos e r1RGr,y IN ana near caFlcs
, 1877-07-01

%Sat "s Saa air. Ut = rs1n' y
aAS y ZIP III !Fn S1 11
:;! : s;!9s = usFgaxss =: s: ssH
Il s$s I'll; a!;s TS;H s;sx s:s
| I1OAl,I1-F0E 1;EyT: ETay WIFE Avn Many
xS SS5 81; 25;;7 SSz 5;1%@ 5;%Ss ~
80, f5issae ea3se: x.y.ns pers.sa!.1. Y :s..:
t5 sss'ess 81 'as ' a :;t' t'S
nac --..----~@-., office
RoAED-A Music TEACHER pEsil:Es, noARi
saas fs ase sss muse LESSONS Will 'eu
| 4 CARn-rllE. UNION FUnSiTuEE COMPANY.
fp1c On Msn' ST. 81 n Hr
D'S;f 1T: e.; s W
bureau. yen.ered drop -hsndle. patees.. and brand
Hpno!sttssd II tsrry f95 s' e,rsstn csntI:
vi 81 l;vcryhne il the Inc IT isin fHfnituie M for
m"nss y%e m @ IN ekp mo hsye
osf as f
stovt4 stu,. ali On ti1s .smontisjy nayment him
xstSy Is q s ~ stt ae~3 s as yioS = r.
i SPECIAL CHaSCE- ----------
caM6EIs GiSEsi Hs! ishrAlh siocN or FURNITURE
u,vnso,r +; EEnvcEn 2! g 'rt 20 PER CENT.
~ |'.es,.l ,., =. - EEDqGEp 10 FER CENT
eniife @sss ;!sfS & tasSsass eas asu '"'a'e or
GREAT i pAEGAINS " T IN EVERYTHING
is+ sTArE-sT.
4 coup .sE.oSD:.IlASn LANCE, WITH NEW
ss; e. s Sa stoves taken in for
NV: .m ~ siAa.;1.se - 49, :,
laror ru9ntLure with carpcts etc. to suit Address
II, s1.t o sS e';5 e furniture: bargains
:r;;,;s ~, ~; ;.r;;; :; -, :; 3
4 of :sc &c soa Ds st e e Parehssia
furniture; take no otatEa 70! East l:andol1n.st.
s4as al. i a1s,its SsAr
ery, etc, al Cost everyttns to be soI in 10 days,
I'LL sstE $sf sf sfs esa Ss sEs5 sacss CAL
49, ~ " - ~
fs - s4s oafa
Ss S5s
Stgra:e cvtpans IS aad 30 van Bursns f'oel7
E,oR sALE-Ar LESS THAN HALF: :cosT-TlIE
hou. Sa .s nv m oSk
:.saa. saE 'eM ne L a. sst ss
spsn44d chsnSS, aad some one will gcttt Address
\ =. lIlonne oloce~
TOR SALCTUE ETTIRE TOUSEHOID GOODs
Of 7-room on honse, cacap fos cash. Wiz he sold Ia
TOR sALE-yERY L0W-TIE f1TS7TtIYE' oF1
4 established. well, paying io1rding h.use. centrally
barns attached; s!s1ythinE ~ eooa condition; satista
ssns.noa.ts ] t. '''s' '' @''e' y ''- ~ - so0''
EtOt SALE--IHh BEST .EFR1t;ENATol:Sl IN THE
no nrtncnc; nrjcss IN raDsc scnn ton l. o.
s. Tribune odce fr Descriptive circular. Or can and
Zee tllcnl 1t Il SfAlE.st
-s, -. -. =. -;-z
+ hand range, With water .bs:k. - s;a1c. .et.
-S ~ "
IfDJ. SALE-A SECONDHAND CnUk.9TOVE,
J. with xaIcr-blck very cheap; also small second
1eoo sooe -seoee: :. .sa : "
f+NOK sALK-CIEAp Fol: CAEli--Fl0kI:SCE OIL
4 store entirely new aad coinnlcte. having oven,
datron heater. ETC. Inquire At 100 East jackson
Eon sALE-AN ENPREss EANGE- l pARLoR
J. oase-a'Er:ier. also s1sno n!ce furniture. call TO-
day. Cleai, II taken At $40 Grov.aud Fark-av.
hand futGitnrs IN 1srs n, sn,ai 1o! oS ssGS s,;i
Ann>ft- --.---~ ---..----..--~
, 1877-07-01

SesF 1sn,f e1fshan5es s. J" kEoFF Boom u
eae5aoensl Ga1lse eosk: :,
1t. }oi seay ns43 sA I'd ,s; s:nss h
goods. AadEe.. i: T.. 1a.t!a Gook County. y.---~~
| WAXTEI-To,. TRADE 5;: KEAL Is; ESTATE. BGsI;;
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xiv F es5 g for Dy % hn Ss:
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710 ACHES 5IV 0vE HoDY7 or Fii1sf-CI1ss
Of croee!tea md she nItne IN voo Yoca,ion. BEf
RlHG.!AM: o wasanston-ss: Room Is:
RoWsES AND C1Sf MAG ES:
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s!s ss II il5 IL e. e; s assss9s9sSs
fe our ane worS TOR less than Is asked for that
e eeehas e a.o
s.a the Hooser caopy top and other phae I'll
a SeS~ e M for ' khas 1s u I
eeaa e. bnY aa ~ s pn M las
Ss.hsa2 Suf sock c'P. kiabALh co. 80 and s7a Wa
= . =;;.7 -
oas.hand yensis. eompr.nf on top M 5asEi:s 81 @
ss sna wsts ~
cheap ao,top husF1es Acfarlanes e1press-waeon tca
paett{ a:N) nnd others VII also close ont canopy,
e9p G nke "a ser5 aT WI
-. .s -, - 80 :. eeass;3
A GcItn nr NJ bxnnnd Sand., ~ lmE In.
sis.lnE OF an cleE.n1 sdc-oar top bncEy and FeEy
rom spot or be;nish VIII oinF ,nsne and Iii and
scares At nothing; she Ia good family road mare
oe e, ogete4 q op aa es
aee Apply =. The barn At me rear of ao3
also sooa ander saaie as ico fri6uns oce Ca
/ SPLENDID FAMILY HoEsE AND A GOOD
owner leaving the city anti must sell Isl state.st
be- perfect hesaties our o1n anufscturs. and every
tgn waFtsn5ed; ase ya.1ety of other easr'ases PA-
LIGHT THREE. SPRING DELIVERY WAGON
a horae md harness s7a- cai HondsT 1t Il sons6
4 SAFE AND GENTLE PoNY AND PHAEToy
n for saio cheap at southwest corner Of twenty.
horse. G 81, ffl6ano, '0.' '"ee'
4 ucr1ox SALES OF HORSES. cARRiAeEs TAR.
Il n.y. at cua ss nd
4 SPLENDID s1nE:BAR SPRING. AND SHIFT
ss isx fo1 1as e oay u 1sss ts
tlme.: i: T. MAErIS. ls4 stste:st -.----------
- square and one ton buggy in good condition:
4 LARGE STOCK or oPEy AND tor nUGGIEs-
~ second hand top pslae:on sad exprfss wagon At
~ E' ridge. court ~---- ------- |
/ TNb-sEATED DEMOCRAT WAGON. IN coop |
, 1877-07-01
ROIkSES AND CAR KlA G ES.


4 TTENTlOy-CARRIAGEs- Es-WE DESIRE 70 CALL
q nsc carriages much the largest and best IN the yas
t o. ~ 5s from s eng 70
M In the united statss While t's FACT Y se actually
much inferior quality. Several spe;la1 bargains In
second hnud carriages taken In exchange. We al+o
also the Hooker canopy top and other pine all
sold mot q our own ake) but for st what they are
inE done promptly sad well At the ,owcst rates SO
man afford to buy carriage until he has examined
our stock C. +. kiIDALL 4 CO.. 80 and s72 Wa,
tn4h-Ay.
, 1877-07-01

L'OI EXlNASGE--2,o ACRES ADJO1SlSG COUN-
~ seat IT Monroe fnnniy Missouri; this IL one OF
The most in.ly improved farts In Missouri rlgani =
s,oty brick dwelling, h.t>k ontbudtHgs. barn. stable
best coalition. Il. H. iOWLASD. 20 metropolitan
, 1877-07-01
To EXCHANGE.

! TOR EXCHANGE - PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
| L. with everything complete, doing good u.tness,
VIII take clear lots Or sell cheap fur cash. j. 21o
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-16
81 The Kansas CITY Times h

81 The Kansas City Times has
conceived the idea of offering to it's
male subscribers as prizes number of
pretty and amiable young ladies', all
OF whom voluntarily set themselves
up to be drawn as wives by lucky
bachelors who become readers of the
Times. An advertisement for volun-
teers for the distribution in July has
procured numerous responses. They,
strange to say, are nearly all brun-
cites, seventeen years old. One
young lady however, says she is be-
tween twenty and twenty-seven; that
is, rs years, IL mouths and 20 DAYS:
and she says, &C. am willing to abide
by the rules governing the drawing,
as matrilnony is only lottery at the
best. OF course there is not a
great amount of squeamishness in
this plan. but then it promotes two
useful institutions. newspapers and
marriages.