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HE WANTED TITO run DOWN
HIS RACK

"Cut my hair" said a customer, as
he seated himself in a BARRIERS chair,
''and be sure you let it u down the
back Of my neck" referring, of
course, to the particular style of the
cut. #t. .h
The barber was a high-toned artist,
having lately arrived in the city from
St. Louis. SIS
After clipping away for some time
he concluded that perhaps the hair
wasn't running down his customers
neck as fast as that individual might
desire it-although for the life of him
he couldn't see why he should want
it to run down at all-apd when a
quantity had accumulated inside his
shirt collar, the accommodating bar
Der showed it down and out of sight
with the handle of the brush. > sa
This performance repeated two or
three times, and the customer began to
realize what was going on. Hencefor-
ward he took a lively interest in the
proceedings. He said:
."What in the name of the bird with
the broad and sweeping wing are you
doing?"
sit didn't seem to run down." said
the barber, apologetically, land SO ]
crammed II down with the BRUSH"
The customer acted like a man who
had Just made the discovery that .
rat had built her nest between his
shouider-blades and had kittens there,
so he yelled:
"Craln your crammed head e
cramnationI" and then turning q
double somersault out of his chair bic
kicked at the reflection of the barber
in the looking-glass, and fell to knock
in it forty ways for Sunday. While
he was knocking daylights out of the
barber in the seventy dollar looking.
glass the barber in the flesh escaped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
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FITS EPILEPSY,


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ID. Address,
ASH 4 ROBBINS.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
OUR VICES.

From whisky, TOBACCO and beer the
United States government has collect
ed a revenue of one hundred million
dollars, which seem to indicate that
the people have not stinted them
selves as to their pheasant vices" on
account Of hard times or because of
anxiety over the difficult constitu-
tiotial porblems. The sixty-two million
five hundred Thousand gallons of spir-
its distilled from grain and molasses,
aud the million barrels of beer on
which the greater part of this tax
was collected lisa very extensive tip
pie even for forty millions OF people.
Tais little Niagara of exhiIarating
fluids would supply about eight gal
Ions for each oeer. AS d people we
have smoked, thewed and snufed
thirty-nine million dollars into the
national treasury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

flight, sir, was the word for it. 1t
was twisted around me until / had1
very little breath left, but with what |
did have / set up ayell. Would you
believe it, sir, the person that heard
me was that menagerie man he was
looking for his snake, l suppose.
"sBless my heart says he, when
he saw me, bless my heart. Wen,
the biter's bit, if it ever happened.
You stole the basket my friend, and out
of it came the thief-catcher. No, keep
still f; don't move your life. There's
lust one chance for you.
Essays l, Hurry, please; I'm
choakin.'
''He did hurry. He took a bot
tie out of his pocket, and out of
another he took a kind of a folding
cup and opened it. Then he poured
something from the bottle into the
cup.
Milk, says he, lit may tempt
him away if not, say your prayers,
friend : and 1 tell you that was an
anxious moment for me.
"At first / thought he had done for
me, for the snake only seemed to
twist tighter; but in a minute the
head poked out toward the cup, and
/ felt hlm drop of, and saw him coiled
about the milk cup. L didn't want
to see him fed. / went.
s'But it was a lesson for me. II
put an e1d to my onrse of wicked
ness. This is my station, sir, good
afternoon. There ANITA more res
/ pectable or more honest young maj
than / am, living now; good after,
noOn."
"A very curious story" said the
old gentleman-"very. But he:
evidently a very conscientious young
man now"
He put his hand in his pocket fol
his handkerchief. 1t was gone; Sc
was his prrse. They had gone witt
the conscientious young man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

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We don't want your money until
you are perfectly satisfied of their
curative powers. If yourliie iswortl,
saving, don't delay in giving these
Powders a trial, rs they viii surely
cure you.
Price, for large box So, sent TO any
part of the United States or Canada
by mail on receipt ofprice. Address,
ASH e ROBBINs, $50 Fulton street,
Breoklyn, N. y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

The San Francisco dry-goods clerks
have been making great effort to
secure an early hour of closing, but
the heartless employers are obdnrate,
and, as a last resort, the aggrieved
clerks have launched out on the most
frequented streets several hired Pc
destrians inside of brilliantly illumi-
mated canvas, ON which is inscribed
the pathetic legend: Ladies, please
do not buy any goods after 6 o'clock
p. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
A SNAKE STORY.

"Beware of pickpockets!" repeat
ed a benevolent old gentleman as he
glanced at a placard posted in the car
in which he was riding. "Dear me,
how sad that such a warning should
be necessary in a Christian land!"
eyes SIR" said a young man next
to him shut it's best to be careful,
for there may be pfckpockets in this
very car. know all about that, sir.
I've been rescued from the lowest
depths. 1 was a pickpocket once,
SIR"
"Dear me, said the old gentleman,
starting.
'1'm a respectable person now.
Yes sir, I'm very respectable. Ask
any body about Jim Tilks, and they'll
tell you that but L was brought up a
thief. 1 was born among thieves,
and took to the trade naturally, and
l used to pick pockets when l was
ten years old. You needn't look at
yours. If you please, sir, I've been
converted sure, and go to meeting
regular. You could trust me with
untold gold now.
''Rut, as 1 said, | was a thief, and
/ might have been n yet if it hadn't
been for what happend at Rickady
Station, where l was sitting waiting
for any old lady's ~reticule, or any
forgetful persons parcel, or ven IN
umbrella or a pocket handkerchief
that might be dropped by chance.
For folks that's anxious about gittln'
on the right trains at the right times,
and nobody to do anything but snub
'em, which is what the officials are
apparently paid to do, amt as careful
of their portable property as they
would be otherwise. When l was
a wicked sinner L used to take adyan-
tage of that, you know. You couldn't
bribe me to do it now-oh no.
"But, as l said, l was lounging
about there, and i'll am a gentleman
with q long basket. 1t was the
curiousest basket l ever saw. Never
saw such a basket. There was a core
about it, too. lie put it down il
the corner as he looked for his pocket
book, and he spoke to gentleman
who.was standing near, and seemed t.
know him.
"'Got it. he said, and its cos
me enough, 1 can tell you. But
wanted it for the collection-couldn'
do without it. So proud of it,
brought it along myself. Whew! fv
minutes only, and I haven't AM
ticket, aud he pushed toward tn
office.
ssThe other man looked ut tn
basket n minute and then wake,
away, and that was my time. l crep
up to the basket and took 1t up ant
walked away in another direction
Nobody noticed me, / didn't run, c
course. / just went out of the station
and down under the trees, and VIVA
meant to do was to take the valu
abies out and leave it there.
SID made up my mind that it wa
something very valuable, but what
could be | couldn't guess. L teok 0
the cord first, and then i took tn
key that hung beside the paddock an
unlocked that and lifted up the cove
a littles just then there was n noise
andsI turned my head.
ssyyhen I found It was nothing |
be afraidsef I tnrned back. Iopene
the cover wider and peeped in, .bs
there was nothing there. the baska
was empty-not d thing IN it.
why gracious me! = says 4; onl
not In them worlsAI was a wicke
sinner tl,en-.what does this mean
An empty basket! Aud what did
mean by talking ofits being valuable
And there / was running a risk f
nothing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEN
HIM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
NOTICE.

FTN1L SETTLEMENT NOTICE
Notice fs-hereby given that l will,
at the November term, 1877, of the
Audrain county. Missouri, Probate
Court, make a,tinal settlement of my
administration on the estate of james
a. Turner, deceased.
Mrs. TURNER;
16-4t Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
~CONsUMPTION POSITIVELY
CURED.

ASH & ItUBBINN,.
800 Fulton St.. BROOKLYN, Ny.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-20
Tar Sales.
sIuERIFrS SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR TANES. IL BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.
rINnE undersig nci. sheriff Of Baltimore county.
i will oficr for sale. at public auction. TO the
highest bidder FOR CASH. at the Court House
door. in Towsontown. baltimore county,
IN, 5cG duy # Ociplsr. 4. u. iSI7.
at II o'clock \. NJ.
for taxes due the County Cnmmis sioncrs Of Bati.
more county aud in arrears for the years lSss.
lS73. 1854, 1873 aud 1870.
THE FOLLOWING PIECES AND PARCELS
OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY. VIZ:
Ali THAT PIECE or PARCEL of LAND
IN ELEVENTH. DISTRICT. BALrI
MORE COUNTY.
Rcin. part Il the tract II land callci summer
dcld and mAfkr,l on the plat ut said >umnvrtrld
made b, Augustus Bsuilin AMI Of rccurd ~ in
tended g. Ne II record ~ the Clerk. nfcc % RAJ
timore county a. LIT NJ. :. containing according
g. sad plat. ~ AIRES. marc 90 less. aid tract
Of iani being that portion e >ummerhrli which
lie. 80. the Wcs, side 20 the puhhc ru,i leading
tn the Hartford taruplkt geai g. Cromscll.
Aridg~. and n,Hth VI thu said Crumscll'' bridge
al.o The spring house aul eatcr ri ght. q small
stream "a lot " 10 .aii plat shith include.
PERCH ~ LAND. hgiug %, same land sh.th
b, les, lated the sd itt 80 september. l,-r. ana
rs,s,r,lo.l among thv land RECORD. y baltimore
coanty "a Lihcr . u 4. y. f-. iahs 500 A.
-. conveyed By Ccursr { M-Gtl g. leonard
Lang
A.-s--si to leonard Lang Tor 1870
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BUMDrNGl BUnDNGl

FINHB undsr-ignei Hiii CONTRACT TO ERECT
i BUILDINGS IN Towson,swn aud virinity ~
either BRICK, STONE or FRAME. On the raas,
Reasonable terms and on shor, notice and will
GUARANTEES To give ratification. A. II. KR0CT
Dee. 3o.-iy. Tousnntorn
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'I,HE O-PARTSERsHIP FOR THE PRAC-
L TfsKOF LAW 10 the Csarss u Haitiasar.
epaniy brsvsen ths anaessix nsa has besn dis.ai
vei ~ mutual esnssst aud the Praetise ziil here
after b. conducted separately. unlsss uhsn ba;h
90 al are specially employed.
Their gaice AZ Tswsonioun wiil be pocupiei ~
then IN common ~ hssrinfgFe.
MACHEN AND CUTTINGS,
u. -. McfNTUsH
June Is. 1871. June is-gm
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JAMES FILEY,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

SWEET Arr. BALTIMORE 70, MD.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED on ALL CLASS.
rs OF BUILDINGS.
Communications by mail will receive prompt
attention. Tgept 3o-iy
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PHILIP l.. MOORE.
Justice eft the Peace. tscal Estate
aud collection Agent.

~. legal iu.trumcut, Il Writing neatly aud
~ carefully Prepared oficc aui Er.iicn,c
WAVE RiEN can b. found o., the efscr q t;ea
Mr''afrry. Esg.. w. . - Paul 4. near Faxette
baltimore. from 10 O'Clock q. M. until D. m.
NAV 20 fn
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SAMUEL q. wur.sON.

TOws0NTowN, BALTIMORE CO., Mn.
Prompt attention given 10 sales d Real Esta,.
aud Personal Property, in any part Of the county
A share Of patronage solicited. MAY e.-ts.
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House, Sign and Fancy Painters,
TOMSoN TOWN. Nh.

INVITATIONS ~ woop and MARBLE aud
ever description 81 ornamental and Fancy Paint
iug promptly cNcvutei. lIuns9 .ss.-iy.
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uOSgy =!

kIE PsJ Ssh eli Baanty Lard -srrsni.
w ThsT aFr srfe~si al ~ tts s.afh s-rt
then - f-rsisr~i r'i~f a. GILMORE ln,
-. y Wastiaxtau. %
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
wA-mINsIDN.
NavEHsFr ~ 1870
l. MOVING sell Msssrs tllrnors &C. tske
N piaasars 70 fssuustu ssainw them - rsIahe
All Trustworthy A gsnts and AtteFn~ys
". l.. VANDERBILT.
Nov. -. n. Cashier.
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LOUIS HELD,
BREAD AND PIERAksR. FANCY
CAKES a CONFECTIONERY,
r.. a. -. a. ~. -. a.
TOWNONTOWN. up

Gss-orlers for BALLS. PARTIES A CHURCH
FESTIVALS ~ill he promptly oiled al short no.
tee. Mar. ai.'55.-ly.
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j. WESLEY LEE,
orWatrhcs and JeweIry
tuSpEn opp FEitoNs' Haul
TowSoNTowN. Ratio. CO. M

WATCHES ani CLOCKS for sale 81 exchange.
Al.o ieai ani useful jew clry on hand and for sale
Charges moderate satisfaction guaranteed.
cf- Give me a call. Dee. 3.-ly.
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% 81 NhEferH
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22
Last evening the Grand English and

Last evening the Grand English and
Comic Opera Company made their first
appearance in Carson, and the Opera
produced was the Mariana OF Wallace.
Although there was ball at the Airing
ton and a lecture on the bullion tax in
the Assembly Chambers. yet there was
a large crowd at the Theater and the
singing and music was admirable OF Its
kind. All the performers were perfectly
at home in their respective parts, and
the different characters were represented
in an artistic manner. This evening
better Opera will be given In Flotow S
Martha, and we would advise everyone
to secure a seat for the occasion. An
enterprise such as this should be encour-
aged by all. 1t is elevating in its tone,
and has for its object the diffusion OF a
higher musical culture throughout the
community at large.
This evening will occur the ball of the
Mexican Veterans, and the arrangements
for the same have been perfected in
most admirable manner. 1t is double
celebration with the Veterans. They
pay due respect to the memory OF the
Father of our Country, and at the same
time celebrate the thirty-first anniversary
of the battle of Buena Vista. These
Veterans are eminently worthy the honor
of the Carson people, and now that they
propose to celebrate the anniversary OF
one of their greatest battles, now that
they propose to recall once more the
scenes of days long since passed, every
respect should be paid to their reception
and all should join together for the
success of the same.
The English Opera Company give a
matinee Saturday afternoon, presenting
Offenbach's popular comic opera, "The
Grand Duchess" Reserved seats to be
one dollar Admission, seventy-five
cents; children, fifty cents.
The Cavanaugh relief bill for $4,000
has passed both branches Of the Legis-
lature, and needs only the Governors
signature now to become law.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

Mr.. HILLYER ON THE BULLION Tax
u. Hillyer. attorney for some of the
acipal Comstock mines, addressed a
1la sting of legislators and citizens last
yeping in the Assembly chamber. Mr..
Hillyer spoke for about two hours, and
chiefly in refutation Of the arguments
made BY Gen. Clarke on Tuesday even
ing. against the proposed modification OF
the bullion tax. We have not space in
this issue even for q summary OF MIR.
Hillyer's argument, which was a very
able one.
Mrs. T. D. Edwards and Mrs. A.
C. Fills we're around in the interest
of charity yesterday afternoon and
collected quite q number OF half
dollars for the purpose of sending
Miss. BREWSTER an invalid lady. to
California for medical treatment.
The Assembly yesterday remained in
session until after five O'Clock. Several
attempts we're made to adjourn, but every
attempt was fruitless, and in conse-
quence large amount Of business was
done.
The BANKs.-To-day being the ami
vsrsary of Washington's birthday and q
legal holiday, Wells. Fargo & Co. g bank
and the Carson City Savings Bank Will
be closed. Citizens will take due notice
To-day il legal holiday and in con-
sequence neither the Senate nor Assem-
bly will hold q Session. It will be q
good time for the various Committees to
6x up odds and ends.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

CARSON CITY SAVINGS
BANK,
Corner OF Carson and Proctor streets,
Carson CITY,. Nevada"
TRUSTEES:
George Tufy, Richard Kirman
Ed Stadtmuller, Jacob Klein.
George T. Davis, George b. Hill,
L. A. Herrick, John g. Fox,
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
Richard kirman, +. d. Stadtmuiler,
George Tufy.
This Bank will receive Savings Deposits IN
sums as low as One Dollar, and issue Pass
Rocks for the same; will issue Time and Gall
Certificates of Deposit, and receive commercial
Deposits on open account, subject to check or
draft on demand; will pay interest on Time
Certificates and Savings Deposits; buy and sell
exchange on New York, Canada and San Fran
cisco. Currency and Bullion bought and sold.
Make collections, loan money, and discount
commercial paper.
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INsUR-
ANCE COMPANIES
French Corporation, and
Commercial Union Of London.
GEORGE TUFLY, President.
RICHARD K1RMAN, Vice President.
GEORGE B. HILL, Cashier. nov16
OCCIDENTAL
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
NyHIs OLD ESTABLIS h ED AND
widely known stable has been recently
ready for use at all times. Carriages of all de-
scriptions on hand.
Charges Moderate.
Horses boarded by the day or week on the
lowest possible terms.
EVAN DAVID. Proprietor.
GEO. PERASlCH,
San Francisco Market.
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
FRESH FRUITS,
VEGETABLES, CONNECTIONS. ETC.,
rUyHE UNDERSIGNE HAS ON HAND
i and is daily receiving the
Choicest Fruits.
Freshest Vegetable.
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS.
OULTRY, RANCH EGGS. ETC.
N.B.-Orders promptly filled and delivered
Q per directions. GEO. PERASICH,
Carson street. next to the Theater Saloon.
NOTICE TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS.
DERsONs InDEBTED TO THE
undersigned are hereby notified to call at my
Office and settle. By 80 doing they will save
themselves legal expense.
JOHN P. MEDER,
Proprietor City Market.
Febru airy 8, 1877. tt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-22

Senate called to order at 1880 A. NJ.
with Lieut.. Governor in the Chair.
Roll called, and afterwards prayer by
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