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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
EE.sEs2 Il. FINANCE.
Tho Fartic"sni:~ Annual Tenar: Ct See
retarr s'Iieca.ssi Tores',a;:owet.
Washington Special .33Sfti.

Washington Special 2.:;;rd.
Secret Try Sherman is busy prerar-
ING AMI ua, rapo"t. The Star of It's
even 6 has the follow ing concern
in i: "Secrctary olc;n,an ha; been
engaged for some de,s in collecting
infoiia ton to be incos o~a.ed in
IS iutti,. oHJfn~ annual report t,
con res. II, has had several con.
eren es with h officers q the head
ri " lin III bu eaus cf the de-
p 'rne1t, in"lu1;ug the trca~u:e~ Of
tt !! ni.cl Sta es AID the ccm II, IL
f ,ac cUrrcHcr. III view Of he
apyroH 1l.;, ton o src.ie r>su:n,:i
and IS iirrl dctaclnin,ti to csr Y
III $ import nj Fl la:cial measure to T
ful c nsu'a'nat on, lie will riye i
ret o.. ect Of " ut his been accon-
D ii d, n coiob he 20 iticn ta-
II b !, anti- resumption $ u 4
ot.-"o,ra: y . at his y ,cy u s
D an ii b. Gus the g O.
s4otn nte,cs.> f -'e u Try. N
i Iii !, 10 ;4;:, Ills = ae.al oo V :
t; rs u,o1 the 30 nsry "; Il be Of
re lae, Sc in for Ii his Vi
fa qussti II III N oAi,i and !, thor
1T yc 0 IN. lie vii lso pose
Tie f il cy f & rton Y ID the IL
crmlnnale c.l ;,ni ic. + very int T.
TO tae 60 ntGy 3! ich vo;ll.. fol
Low III 81 C IS Of ne gr enbaeh
her y. He IS not p~oDosn ?, i is
81 te to Il al.iition'l leei 1t Il
u u l. him cary os.t the re-
n9pt on IT > he 70 arl hat
o..e ca St 4, {, d Eef q, :
aeas r II q as &c ca,m~rts
WI 'A u es he'd. i'e en'e $
very el Ii t, he discu 10
+ rc i cr ito and will show
IL i'll eu ption the metal will
figure ae p m nen' fector n CON
roc; o with q d. II, will exp'ain
the grounds for hi action in K. .ep-
ing The amo Mt Of C in G. down to
h minifa n amount required by
law. He vii Il 0 show that there
vii he IN amp G sunpy Of con r.
he '.l.s Of the re sury to meet Il !
'ossib' demands, ard he regards
the do,bts manifested m some quar-
ters of his ab lily to hold his owr
agai s. the prokab'o combinati n
specu'ators IS wit it reas nalle
foundation. In regs,d to tho ma
t'onal b an'zs, he will establish tn
fact that they vii be in C. ndi il,
to coz perate with the govcr, me-
n its carving out cf the existing
st,tut $, as they are now in posse.
sion Of ample means to that end"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
Souti, Carolina.

No honest or unprejudiced man
will deny the assertion that South
Carolina is practically in rebellion
again. The United Stltes authori-
ties are deiied by the moon-shiners,
the citizens protect the murders Of
United States officers from arrest
and deserved punishment, and the
lead ,rship Of the rcd shirt denocra-
cv, IS en- ragged in nullifying the CON
stitus:onal anne dmcnts ty disfran-
c,i;sing the co,orel voters Of the
State. This in brief is the situation
which is now brought to the a.ten-
ton Of the President. 1t remains to
be seen whether his hands are SO
tici by the infamous restrictive en-
act..cnt; q the democrats III Con-
GEES that the cannot do his duty in
protecting American cit tzcns from
out-age.-Nu,ienai Rag2u5i5,aa.
Snvnd Ductsii;c.
II. &. STRAIT owns i c,a.m, part of
Il iirnr n@ IL Il, a,sli ! store, and some
$ ock in national, bank. The ma
tu.e Of his business ,sisqt:alties him
for Office. II he did not work a
farm he would be better fitted to re-
present farmers. If he had no Esill
he wouI! take ra,rc .n1e.lig mt III
terest IN nIl.iufl tories. |. he was
not IN trs.ie, he woslI know more
abo It c commerce. Ii h. had 10 cur
rel, y % Ike care or, he wo Id be :.
bette nan to take car. of tie cur
rcncy .u,s ion. The " ,rst of all is
Ii II nm hi farm, lis mil', his st ,re
and ii; bunk st K lc bts rs 4 air
o.it. Ii ne had neve: done any
thing, or ncse: done a.vs1 LIZ SIG
>sfs! ', AID h,l IN g.ft # CAB,
he W u Il be Il 70 ran for con crcsS
in aly tistric in this st te.
p,o1..n' .4c:--L!eL Way Repu1E-
c M.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
NOTICE..

The State of Minnesota, to the above named
1sfen;lant
You Fsn! ". Bc-l1y are hereby summoned
and required tu answer the Compllint in tkis
action which has been fled in ne office # the
cln-k # said court "nd s.s"TVa 4 copy & r-C'iir
answer T. III sid C.'!npl1i"t un the s',hst'rib-
ers 4; their eff 20 il "dw"m Fails Minnesota
wi hin tnltv : W afte" III" service # tni;
SUNNI ms up. Il vou, exclusive Of the day Z f
such service, a:,:l if :''l fail t. answe: ,hr said
Cnn,pl int Within the time Hf?icsaia. the
Il III III in Til "cirn viii "nrlv TO the couit t
f..~1hr rciof be ii, d";,lud-d
Dated Il "lwood IL. OF. .ni, A. D., 1878.
BALDWIN 4 Bowers.
PlLntif;'S AttolnnrS.
eIwood Falls, Mimi
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

A car load for sale at, c. BOHN'S
Lumber yard
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07

eminent and able gentlemen have
access TO the saue facts, both of
them have taken the same testimo-
ny, and made the same obscrvae
tions, and yet they come to dis
tirctIy opposite conclusions. The
Inference seems TO be unavoidable
that there mus he something de.
fec,ive in a method Of inquiry
which leads to such contradictory
results. The fact is that the ques-
ton at i.sSe is ict is n6t ppssedTu dTuegifd5n iff5
of pa tlology or Of therapeutics
1t is 4 question .to be determined
by accurate reasoning based on a
vast number Of facts and pheoomc
ma, gathered by sagacious obser-
vers and gcncralIzcd by men train
ed to the strict processes of scicn>
,iic inquiry. II the problem is
ever 10 be solved the solution will
be found, not by professional thvs"
.cAn~, bu, by men like iyndait and
Huxley and Heimho!tz and Spcn-
Ger In the meantime ra'inal
process Of inquiry can only be
mrcded y confident as> as>umptions
and hasty general zatl"hs.
What we ca; d. now, however,
j. to take measures 10 exclude the
yellow fever from Our city. If it
can be exc ucei. Without assum
ING, as scientific tact, '.at yellow
fever ia uD imported d., a-e, we are
bound practically to treat 1t "a an
| .mportab dlsease. Admitting thai
this question is sill debateablc. we
are vet compeled by decent de-
ference to the public opinion of the
country, and a proper co3Sldera-
ton o: our own Interests, TO give
a foil, and far, AID complete tria
TO he experiment OF gid syetou
Of quarantine, Vhich we have the
authority Of The Yellow Feve'
Commission for regarding as 1h'
only etfectua! barrier against th'
encroaclnents Of the epidemic W.
are also bound to use all suct
precautions, 10 the way OF local
sanitary regulations, as may hav'
protective effec; iu case the eau
scs OF the disease are CONNECTED
with loca! police and oca! hygiene
IF we fA,l then, VIE shall al least
have done orr dutv.-Picay.ne.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07
THE ORIGIN OF YELLOW FEVER.

The d Gu sious Of he medical
gentlemen at Richmond. on the
question cf yellow tever, d. not
seem % ha>e led 70 any dec ded
re alt. Nor was it to be supposed
that they won d. That doctors
differ is provcfo o. T'Aa' '''cy will
continue to differ a. long as their
scieuce rests on uncertain data, and
necessarily impc1fcc observation,
may he regarded rs certa n. 1t is
often maie Il rcproach against
ulruhers al ;hr medical profession
that 'hcy Ci-agrec among them
selves OF many ~! the most imnnr-
tant queat:o"s connected with mcdi
cal scicncc. such Il reproHch i
unpi,iIosoE, ,hicaI AID unjust. The
mv> terious and recondite prob'em~
OF pathology and Therapeutics can
not he solved 10y a priori reasoning,
some of them perhaps may never hc
solved at all, and all OF them re-
ouire large experience, cx:ens5v"
observation. and keen apprccia
ION o, the value of scicntific 'c~.i-
.pony. ~uch questions "a the OIL
gin Of yellow fever may be d-cuss-
ed for years wi hout iodng a
satisfactory answer, unless the "a k
is undertaken ry mn trained t.
scientific irqui' y 3 4 free from the
irflurlce OF preconCe we'd opinions.
[. is a mistake 10 suppose thar -
question of THIS kiud belongs rX-
ciusively or peculiarly to med'ca
men. On the cont airy, exncrl"Hc
shows that medical men a'e gene
rally devoted to some particular
hypo;hesis which CO ors their ar'
nua.en,s and Influences their jndg
, men, One scarce y seadS q rape
on this subject, written 10y phYs
ician, without seeing that the ef
fort is rather to accommodate OBJ
-crved facts to somc chcrishe'
+ hypolheSis, than from observe
9 facts 10 deduce ! rational the"i>
This tendency i .n~p'cnous /
: the elaborate and able reports {
the yellow fever epid, mic OF lS5:
and it asserts itself n almost eve
,vth,ng that has been written b
ubysicans concerning the epldem!
i 1878. l'he consequence is ths
we have, from year TO year, IL
a. ame round OF incoLcluslve argu
ment, aud contradictory opinion
N the same array o. evidence to sho
that yellow fever S indigenous al
- endemic. and the same array
facts to prove that it is importi
} he and tran msSible. DR.. Chol
IT ia o.idently asserts that 1t
never of domestic origin but
Az ,iways imported. Dr.. Holiday
a. with rquai contjdencc' atfl ms 'h
1t is lndig enonS. Both OF Inc
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07
y. AMMSS ~ ~.

Opposite
MorcAS's TEXAS r. r. g. STEAMSHIP
OFFICE.
{ w. S. Bell,
In Office, A. P: Watson,
r. NJ. Leake.
Having leased this Hotel for I'VE
wears. it is my purpose to keep it open at
all seasons, and make it desirable apo"o
for guests, both permanent and transient
rr,o fable will continue to be the leading
t,,+urc of the St. James. Terms only
81 so per day.
JAMES r. LEAKE,
Proprietor
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07

Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great "ess
Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, IS the
best medicine ever presented to the feo-
pie, tor the speedy cure of maiaTia-lt
cures the Chill roots out the Fever, ILr-
yes out tho malaria! poison from the sys-
tet:i, carries uH the black bi!e-It saves
sickness, and gives health to the poor
suHerer, get nottis from AuNlor".-
1t - cheap au.l S:.,te.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07

represent actual lcleness and
impending anarchy. Setting
aside the color question alto
gether, can anything ne more
| mo. strous and absurd than to
find northern speakers and
writer's hnunding on black la-
borers into social war against
the wealthicr and more iAtel>
!!|!::!l !!|gsnt c!aSySes clay at The scv!5
sign OF union and cooperation
anon. the white ]aborers Of
the nor.r as leading d rectly
to agrarianism and commun-
ism Who are so loud in their
clamor against the southern
people to-day as those who
most e. thus astically called for
grape and canister during the
social disturbances Of last year
at the nor,n? People who
watch such men rs Schwab and
Kearney with Jealous ankle"
ty. waiting only for a single
transgressjon Of the law to
make examples OF them aud
their followers, are not asham-
ed to array themselves agaln~t
all the elements Of social orr
der aud good government OF
the south as the aliie~ OF a
class compared with which
every element OF our northern
population, black or white
alike. may be considered we'll
equipped for citizenship. If
ever there was a case Of play
ing with fire this is such a case.
1t may not be impossible to
| kindle the war OF the poor
AGAINST the rich even in this
country, which our fathers
fancied would he forever ex-
empt from such trials. But
| the flames Of such a contest
|l;ghtcd at the south will
spread inevitably to the west
and the north The philan.
thropists who are more than
suspected of putting the suf-
fraoe into the hands Of the
freedmen of the south rather
as a weapon against The south
ern whites than as all lnstru-
; 1nent of southern prosperity,
have already laid themselves
! open to the suspicion o: at
, tempting to take tbs sui
. ftaye out Of the hands of the
r laboring whites Of the north
= If the right to rule states Is
@ claimed for the negro laborel
d at the south, not because he II
q a laborer but because he Is
G negro, it may not b. long be-
. fore the right to rule States l
! asserted by the white Lahore
y at the north, not because he /
- white but because he is a la
y. borer and Il wonld be har
to show that the second clam
is not u far souuder citlm AM
far more compatible with tn
Ie interests Of society and OF CIV
le iIiZatspn than the former.
Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great "e
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07
L. GASTRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,

Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL 1MIl1E
ments. Brides, llarr"ss, itartwarr! Guns
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine FIttmhEs
Cnclls, Valves, Castings, Ropes ti"ii"" ,S
Ware, Wagon and Carriag' ;'oou"orh'
Rlocksmith'S Materials. Etc, Etc:
TN COPPER AND SHEET IRON MAN
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK" STOVES,
ITric. Garrett Il Cottman, Brin!ey Jas.
II. Hall and other plows, Aliens norse
U,y Rakcs, all of which will Suaran-
tee to sell lower than can be purchased
elscwhere. -, o., - 10
Grangers and others will find 1t TO TO
the,r advantage to call and examine my
stock and prices before pucIhaslns elso
| where.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07
rs A young lady from Per,

e- A young lady from Peru
ha recently arrived in London
Shc wa- discovered in nitre mine
at Iquique. and i sun o!ed to b. Of
very great antiquity. Sho must
have had very long and bean itu'
nair, and hive worn in it pa'I~
hanging over her shoulders ard
down the back. One Of the pI its
till bears traces Of rude orna'
ment. The skin of the face j. dried
un. and bears marks .npon it rs
rhough it had once been enve'op"d
IN , cloth. The arms are laid b,
he side, one knee is acrossed ove'
the c;hcr. The eyes are starting
\ de oren, the tongue clings TO the
roof OF the mouth, and her body y
covered with crystals that SHINE
ike mica scales. lie age was
about fourteen years when she fell
into TIE mine ard died, and thai
melancholy event may have occnr-
red hundreds Of years ago, tor she
is now nothing but a mummy.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07
POOLING Tie ISSUES.

1t is rnnortd in New Orleans
thai Unit d States Ma. shall Jack
Wharton and =. ;torney GeneTas
Z ckwith are is dluSer cf losing
their plac 5. brcause ;scy have not
heen IS d,lg'ut ia uaSihg ar. cts
and prosecuting for violations OF
the Federal elect 'on laws a. the
,d.n nistl alton dcm.rdcd. They
have bo;h gone 10 "ashlngf" Ton to
xplain. When hey LEFT Ne" Or
leans it was said they had different
stories to tell, which might ve-u''
in the removal of one and the re.
tention Of the other. Jack Wha"'
tod, not to be left out in Tie cold
got O lhc sane train with B'ck
With, and it is thought will succeed
in cooling tho issues with 'ha
| official before II Q national capita
is reached. We shall see. .-.HPpeal
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07

Why Will yon suffer with shaking
Chill or y burming Fever, doses OF Gu
ban Tonic, the. Great West Indies Fever
and Asue Remedy, will stop the Ch'lis
and Fever, while one bottle Will cure
them up for years. II> II
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07
PLAYING WITH FIKF,

I'VE" OTh w ORLD PR
vate letter from a lady III
Louisiana has been put int"
our hands. which throws a
strong light on the folly and
! wick.Ad.ess Of those nOrthcrr
politicians who insist on try
'ug to blind the northerr peo>
repr.sent a. a 'sOcIa wa "a:
1; he south. is really st'ugye
| of the vice, ignorance. pNvrr-
| v and lawlessDrss of the com
| nu lily against its virtue, in~
telligrncr, thrift and order,
and in no true sense Of the
| ,,hrase struggle OF the black
race against the white The
writer Of the letter found her
self in tie heart of the late
riots in Louisiana, having lelf
New Orleans with her faml y
TO escape the yellow fever.
She says hit all the t o"hle
in the region round about her
home Was fomented by tie
h.,rangue> Of the lower grade
Of Republican politicians. who
grew desperate when they saw
the more respectable classes
of all colorS dcserting their
ranks, These men actually
assured the negroes that they
were in danger Of being re-
enslaved, and that if they
wished to preserve their lib
; erty they must kill the whites
: and burn their property. The
deluded blacks we're further
It'd that northern opinion
would uphold them in pillage,
arson aud murder in such a
, cau~e. 4 certain Captain
Peck went, according to this
| account, to demonstrate with
one of TIE leaders among the
negroes and was shot dead as
he approached the house
\ report was INSTANTLY spread
$ tha: five hundred whites hac
< gathered to avenge Captain
peck's death, whereupon three
or four thousand negroes
armed with old United States
If muske5s, pistols and sho'suns
G surrounded Waterproof AM
y occupied all the roads leadln!
% to it tor mi cs. the who'll
:, nrighbortood.' as the write
!, says, presenting the appear
p ance Of New York during tn
=. riots These crowds de :lare
d, they would XIII every whit
man woman and child In Il
- town, and all efforts at paclf,
~ ins them met with but partl
NJ success. Inag;ue a woina
with several Young daugh'e
- in the center Of such an e:
No element! Happily the MI
Of tia from Natchez appeared b
ST fore anything worse than Il
u burning of.a mil and son
" cotton had been attemptc
" The truth seems to be til
- the least reputable OF the n
led grCeS, under TIE 'eii1oi ~
rs rule u reconstruction, ha'
'od bad thing their own way
by long. i, regard to pol,'lcs al
'' labor contracts, intolerant
49, opposition. 1t is not the !
st,uct Off. e but tn law
ne self protection which is dri
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-07

Call at Mumtords or Brooks Drug
Store and get Il trial package of DR.. A. O.
simmons Vegetable Liver Medicine. 1t
costs you nothing and may save your
lite.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23
WE APOLOGIZE.
not come.

In last evenings Gold Hill Neacs we find
the following THE Carson APPEAL of yes
terday, speaking of the Pioneer picnic, says
From thoughtful friend who was present
and took some notes, We are provided with
the material for the following brief report
Then it goes on to appropriate portion of
Senator Jones speech, as Geographically re-
ported in the News of Saturday, but winds
up by accidentally clipping the closing portion
of our report of the picnic, word for word,
stating it to be the concluding words of Jones
speech, thus making a palpably ridiculous
burlesque of the whole What's the matter,
neighbour What has the News been doing
to you that you cannot be little more honest
and decent, or at least courteous toward us?"
re- 4 pOtOqetic We are grievously at fault,
brother. What we did was done in one of those
hair Drained hurries which make the editorial
trotter "break" and go to pieces, as it we're.
We meant right but somehow, what with the
scissors and the heat, the emergency and the
hullabaIoo--, oh, you know how it is your
self We own to being in possession of the
goods; but we didn't mean to steal 'em.
That is, we plead guilty, but We recommend
ourselves to the mercy of the Court. Salts
factOryl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23
BILL HE DS.

The MoRSISG APPEAL Office (Which is pro-
vided with the most extensive assortment of
book and job material in Nevada), will print
bill heads, on the finest and best of paper as
cheapIy as they can be procured III Sacra-
mentO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23

YESTERDAYS Holiness. evensng con-
temporary having said in its issue of last even
ing that the thermometer yesterday scored
1O4 degrees in the shade, Cid Probabilities,
Charley Friend, repaired to his observatory
to consult the standard registering thermom-
eter there. He found its highest figures
standing at 90. .....
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23
BILLS OF FARE.

Our strong suit, Gf we may be INDUCED in
the expression> is the printing of bills of fare,
To speak after the manner of the profane and
garnblesome, we beat the deck on bills of fare
As to price, that is mere secondary coll
sidoration
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23
THE SUNDAY SHOOTING OF THE
CARSON GUARD.

The Carson Guards betook themselves to a
point near Tom Eagers old mining timber
mill on Sunday and shot their annual target
match for medal and the honors of marks
men. The scores made are as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23
DOTS AND FRECKLES.

Ne note that the County has taken our
hint and get some carpenters at work patch
ing up the floor of the balcony of the County
Building. 1t is something like putting new
vine into old bottles, thus to expend new
lumber on such an old ramshackle as that !;
but it is a necessary extravaganza, we suppose.
We see that Mr.. Nudge has so far recov
cred from his recent indisposition as to APP
pear on the street He looks little . off, y
bat is by NJ means either an invalid or
wreck. Hope to see him fully recovered ere
long.
Mr.. W n Leete, Of the Eagle Salt Works,
was in the city yesterday. He returned to
hrs place of business last evening.
We saw the Cham pion LIAR of Eagle Valley
yesterday, aud he owned up that even himself
was obliged to surrender to the hot weather
and excaim in truth that Beecher's famous
saying was quite in point.
There is large share Of the old Adam in
An Indian even Washoe. While the ba-
bies of the tribe were engaged in diminu
tive game of football yesterday, their sires
were deep in the mysteries of lucky stick
monte. The women were gathered from far
and near the youths of the campoody were
close packed in rear of the participants, and
the dealer had Just made his lay out. Down
came a spotted-face brave with his "pile"
upon the deuce of clubs. Opposed to that
card was the nine of spades. The nine was
turned up " In the door THE winning card.
G. d, was the unmistakable expression
of chagrin and rage which fell from that red
mans lips and the swearing could not have
been more timely or heartfelt if it had come
scorching and smoking from the red hot
throat of the late lamented Jimmy Horton
VIZ congratulate Mr., and Mrs. Olcovich
upon the escape from serious injuries made
by their little boy. He got himself run over
10y horse and phRton yesterday afternoon +;
but by a lucky turn he only was pretty badly
frightened.
DICK LAMBERT, the wide awake Washing
ton correspondent of the San Francisco Post
passed this point yesterday going to the Com
SbUth. NTOt uUtS rum NM hlAu II OAhAy ~
greet that we could not have seen him face to
face.
PASSED THROUGH. - Hon. Jonas Seeley
came from San Francisco on Sunday morn
ing and Mr.. w. N. Leete passed here going
to Virginia. Leete is last from the Salt Works
IN Churchill county.
COOP GRANTING One who is an excellent
judge of such work says that the granting in
the State Library is the best imitation of
wood ne has ever seen
MIR. THEODORE WINTERS who was here
yesterday enjoying brief reunion with his
many friends, left last evening for the Bay.
FLY time has come again. Also musquito
time Moreover, the unwise moth futters
his brief wings in the candle light
SUNDAY was the hottest day and Sunday
night the hottest night OF the present season.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23
j. p. Hixson. with Edward Kennedy, Mer
chant Tailor, sos California Street.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25 1873.
Having engaged myself with the old and well known
House Of F. Kennedy sos California street San Francisco
who has engaged celebrated Cutter from Broadway, Ne"
York City at great expense.
would be pleased hsvc you send in your order, az
placed all my taken by me on his ledger
and il desired vii send samples OF late imported
English and French goods Very respectfully,
J. P. HIxsoE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-23

Our old friend, Al. Mills, it will be seen,
won the leather adornment. Nr King $
shooting is very creditable. OF course he
walked of with the jewelry.
OLD BROADHoRSS was IN Elko county on
Saturday last.
DEPUTY CONTROLLER HANFoRD is at Ham
ilton