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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24
A CANDID NE FOR GOVERNOR.


From the Belmont Courier Of Saturday.
In our issue of the 9th instant we made the
announcement that Hon. D. p Walter of this
county would present his claims before the
Democratic State Convention as candidate
for Governor. We should have said g Re
publican instead of g Democratic, for Mr..
Walter has never been anything else but a
Republican, The mistake was noticed first
by the Tybo Sun, who corrected us, and we
are pleased to note that papers throughout
the State havv reprinted the Suns item. Al
though we : sorry for the blundcr, yet we
find consol; ion in the fact that our error has
proved to = the means of bringing Mr.. Wal
ter's name more prominently before the peo-
pie of thi Commonwealth than it otherwise
would hi done. We are, therefore, happy
to ammo. ce that the Hon. d. p. Walter of
Hot Cree Nye county, will be a candidate
before til next Republican State Convention
for the mination for Governor of the State
of Nevad , and that his friends will 90 all in
their pow r to secure for him the aforesaid
nominate, II.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24

The Renoites a. going to have an Old
Folks Concert this 'vening. The advertise
ment and programm of the same, as presen-
ted in the Journal OF esterday, are very clev-
erly done. The qua It style of the thing is
kept up with good deal of JUNCTION.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24

The New York L. ,rature is cussing and
discussing the Elan;1 Silver Bill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24
To Rent.

SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE Rooms
~ handsomely furnished to be had single or en-
suite They are situated in the best part Of town With
Sut board. Inquire at the AsPsAL OrFIcE deeIa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHOOTING GALLERY PRIZES.
$50 GOLD COIN GIVEN AWAY!
At TAy lor n SahiIey's Shooting Gal cry,
Next to FOx's Bookstore.

Next to FOx's Bookstore.
On the FIFTH OF FEBRUARY shooting commence
at 1G o'clock NJ. and continue until 10 NJ Terms Best
of II shotssiX at Creedmoor and six at Boston
made by any member of the Carson Guard prize of SO
will be awarded the best and s. to the best shot
Also like prizes for the first and second best shots
any persons not belonging to that company.
n. B.-Any friend OF the company desiring to offer a
prize do so.
POOL SHOOTING.-On the 9th of JANUARY pool
of s. entries the best of u shots take the pool
Open any who will put up Shooting to begin
10 o'clock NJ. and close at 10 P.
Carson, January II, 1S7S.td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24

TRAMPs IN RENO.-The Reno Gazette of
Monday evening complains of the presence
of great crowd of tramps, as follows: A band
of twenty tramps came into town yesterday.
They hail from Virginia City and Carson-per-
haps part of the Bodie gang. Last night the
sweat-box and jail were full. A number were
hauled up in the Justice Court; some have
been turned loose, others are held under ad
visement. Bodie organized ''601'' and let
them know that their presence was not re-
CURED We are naturally the receptacle for
the worthless scallawags from other places,
and our town seems to be the centering point
of the State for this class We give them
coed food, etc., and send them thus refreshed
to other places. Should the law and the peo-
pie make few test cases we might be less
troubled Imprisonment in our county Jail
means a light punishment to them. We
should watch our homes very closely just
now, also look out for the light-fngered gen.
try while upon the street after dark.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19
LINENS.

LINENS.
Linens, Quilts, Blankets, Cretonnes,
Table Covers,
and general stock of
Upholstering Goods
Embracing new Importation of elegant
Swiss Lace Curtains,
Floor Linens
Nottingham Lace Curtains.
Startling prices for ladies about to furnish their
country seaside homes.
90 Paris Nottingham Lace Curtains, 95c. the pair.
IA White Mosquito Canopies,
81 90 Each.
b6 Pink Musguito Canopies,
100 Real Lace Canopies
SO 70 Each.
The same goods have been sold at from SIS 90 to $40
each.
AWNINGS, AWNINGS.
To introduce materials (Sun Colors) for avn
ngs (Rain Coors) we have made the price for making
and putting up 81 sc, 5 90, 80 and 90 each much
lower than ladies have paid for the goods last
year.
Another lot of those large-sized undressed buck
towels at 81 So per dozen.
Ladies will acknowledge that our large AFrench nap
kins at 81 so per dozen bargain.
careful examination of our Barnsley table linens
will secure
DECIDED BARGAINS.
Linen sheetings to be closed out therefore prices
10 Yard piece diapers. The largest and most varied
10 Yards 22-inch linen diaper, 81 65
AZ inch very fine diaper 20 cents per yard, worth 90
cents per yard.
Superior quality and extra heavy Russia diaper soft
nsh and made OF the best quality flax our special I'M
portation, at very low prices.
Our bathing towels and towengs, hundred quail
ties to select from.
super double damask table cloths and napkins MATCH
makes them almost cheap the lower class of linens
Sheetng Linens
Flemish Sheetngs,
French Sheetings,
Barnsley Sheetings,
Ladies' HandSerchiefs,
Gentlemens Handkerchiefs,
Pure Linen Lawns,
In fast colors, at 20 cents per yard. Our
DRESS LINENS
Natural shades, from 10 cents to finest. Our
UNION LINEN LAWNS,
10c. per yard
Our printed linens for ladies' and boys waists reduced
to 37lse per yard.
Printed linens, 121&c. per yard.
Buff linens, 121xc. per yard Our
Stair Linens,
In Turkey Red and Black
Turkey Red and Gray,
IA to q Inches Wide.
FLOOR LINENS,
2, 215 8, 4 and yards wide.
Extra Heavy Linen slip Coverings
jacquard slip Coverings,
Marseilles Quilts,
jacquard Quilts,
Honeycomb Quilts,
Ice Blankets,
Camp Blankets
Summer Blankets,
Exhibition Counterpanes,
200 elegant Striped Colored Quilts,
At 50 30 each value So so each.
last Black English Marseilles Quilts, So 90 each.
An endless variety of designs and combinations OF
colors
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached on
Sunday morning on " Death" and his entire
sermon was in opposition to the idea that
there was anything horrible about dying so
far as its physical aspect is concerned All
our melancholy and horrible ideas of death
are of heather origin. Mr.. Beecher then
read William Cullen Bryant's Thanatopsis,
which, he said, was among the best specimens
of exalted and beautiful heathenism--" the
sweetest pagan song that was ever sung
He then read one of Watts hymns beginning
Unvei thy bosom faithful tomb, which he
said was beautiful Christian chant remark
ing, at the same time, that " Watts is far
better than Bryant" He concluded his COM
parsons of Christian sentiments with Bry-
ants pagan song - by reading several passag
es of Scripture bearing upon the subject of
death, after which he continued in substance,
as follows All ribs dark and gloomy litera-
ture about death is unscrptural, and the
whole paraphernaia of gloom is pagan. Why
should we darken our houses when the gate
of heaven opens to a saint ? Why array our
selves in black, as though our bereavement
was as the darkness of midnight? All these
expressions of grief are but the teachings of
heathenism. Was not the death of Christ the
destruction of death and the illumination of
the tomb The consultations of religion ought
to be stronger than our grief at the death ev-
Ell of our loved ones. The teachings of the
Prayer-book, wherein we pray to be delivered
from sudden death, should be understood to
mean unprepared death, and the only way TO
be prepared is to live wisely. That those who
have the care and support of others should
desire to remain here may not be strange, but
why the aged, the weak, and the intirm should
desire TO stay is a Mystery, and to die with
the harness on is blessing worth praying
for. Every true Christian should be always
willing to depart hence and be with Christ
En
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19

On Sunday morning last, horse belong
ing to Mr.. Sylvester Lewis, of this city, fell
down in the quarrcs of DIR. George Ii. Lari-
son, on York street, and was killed.
THE PRINCETON HEREsY CAsE.-The fol-
lowing letter from the Rev. John Miller came
up for action before the Presbytery of New
Brunswick, in session in Princeton, on Fri
day:
To the Moderator of the Pres6ytery of Neae
Br@nssoick
REvERND AND DEAR SIR hereby an
nounee to the Presbytery of New Brunswick
my withdrawal from the Presbyterian Church
to take effect after the meeting of the Presby-
terry ON the 18th of June. | believe the Trim.
ity to be a superstition, and to be that part
of Arianism which the Nicene Fathers failed
TO reform away. But as the Deity of Christ
is preserved inviolate, and the " Confession y
only obscures but does not subvert the doc
trincs of Grace, have considered the super
stition not vital one, and have struggled
hard to keep my place in the church, treating
my divergences as my brethren treat theirs,
as not forbdding my accepting the " eonfes-
sion as "the system of doctrine taught by
the Holy Scriptures" My Presbytery, Synod
and Assembly have rebuked this attempt, and
make that vital decaratively which | had
thought otherwise. superstition may be
made vital by the worship paid it by the au-
lucrative voice of the church. My purpose,
therefore. is thoroughly answered in carrying
up my appeal. If the Trinity is vital to the
'.confcssi IN (and the Assembly has the de-
claratiye right, see Form of Gov. Oh. IL,
Sec 81, then ought to be content with my
exclusion from the Presbytery.
| withdraw as the step needed in asking
from God some other authority to preach. |
withdraw early, because life is short. And
withdraw no earlier because power remains
with the Presbytery, and would not be gull
ty of improperly by seeming to think other
wise. The Presbytery, when it meets i'll June,
will proceed to depose me or will drop my
name from the roll /; or will dismiss me as
though to another communion the mere ac-
cdental fact that ! am not ready with the
name of any such communion, leaving moth
ing possible in that direction but to dismiss
me to what, for the time being, must be an
independent state. In any event land I will
consider the act of the Presbytery as still fur
ther indicating the mind of the church,, when
their meeting is over in June, must be con-
sidered out of the jurisdiction of this body.
With many prayers for Gods blessing upon
so great a church, and with hopes which
dare not lay down, of being with my breth-
rem in higher and nobler communion, am,
my dear sir, yours in the furtherance of the
gospel. JOHN MILLER.
Princeton, N. j., May 81, 1878.
The Presbytery, after very long and earn
est debate some members desiring to proceed
TO deposition and others simply to drop the
name of Mr.. Miller from the roll, postponed
by very nearly balanced vote, the consdera-
ton of the letter till their next meeting.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19
CLOTHING.

Mems fine blue flannel suits, $40.
Mems scotch eheviot suits, Sl2.
Mems mixed cheviot suits, 81 so.
Mems fancy light cashmere suits, Sl2 90.
Mems fine black diagonal suits, Sl7 80.
Mems mixed pants, 81 80
Mems mixed coats, IS 90.
Mems mixed vests. 81 SO.
Chlldren's Harvard suits, "a SO and So.
Children's blouse suits, SO rs and 81 so.
Childrens full suits, 50.
Boys full suits, So.
Youths full suits, 81 30.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19
SHOES.
LADIES' LIsT-sPEClAL LOTS.

Ladies' very best french kid handmade button cal.
tiers, at 81 80, made by j. r. Gates warranted goods
81 and S. f "
Ladies' fine kid eroquet slippers at 49c usually re-
tailed at 81 25.
Ladies' english lasting walking boots at &c. less than
half price. 49, '-'"''
Ladies' lasting oxed walking shoes at ssc solid soes
and teed to give good satisfaction any shoe
at 50 90 and 80 90 elsewhere.
Ladies' pebble morocco handmade button CATERS
worked butonholes and silk trimmings at 81 90 made
by j. r. Gates, and usually retailed IS 80 and Sc co.
Ladies' good house slippers at 25c.
Ladies' astng kid foxed button CATERS a 20
usually sold at 81 90 and 50 rs.
Ladies' pebbed goat button CATERS at 81 so guaran-
eed solid leather and warranted give as good salts
faction any shoe sold for So 90 any other place in
the city.
Ladies' very fine kid button CATERS 81 90; usually re-
tailed at So 70 and So 90.
Ladies' foxed kid toilet slippers little soiled at 81 25
Mitchell.
Ladies' pebble button CATERS at 81 Is
Ladies' lasting foxed button CATERS at 81 25 Smiths
make, and usually retailed at 81 Is and 81 co.
Ladies' very fine french kid handmade button CATERS
made by Laird, Schober and Mitchell at AS Sold by
others at 6 so and 90. =
Ladies' fine kid button button walking shoes Mt qoc
Misses pebble goat button CATERS made by s. D. Sell
lers Il CO., at 50 usually retailed at 3 co.
Misses pebble button CATERS at IS usually retailed
at TO-
Childrens pebble goat button CATERS, made by s d
Sellers Co., at %; usually retailed at So
Little boys calskn button CATERS at 9Sc. usually re-
tailed at so and co.
Infants fancy colOred shoes, 1oc. per pair usually
sold at so and 40c.
Childs lightcol button CATERS &c., usually sold al
90. "
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19
LAMBERTyILLE. N. j.;
J u NJ e 10. 1878

THE EDITORIAL ExCURsIoN.--This week
the editor of The RECORD is enjoying the
pleasure of trip with the Editorial Excur-
sion,
The Trenton State Gazette on Tuesday
speaks of the excursion, as follows -" Yes-
terday afternoon the /" Knights of the Quill "
= of this State, started on their annual excur-
70 sion, meeting at the Pavilion Hotel, at the
nemIighlands of the Neversink, last evening"
'eiorhis afternoon there will be a picnic and an
oear id fashioned Monmouth county clam bake,
eneiear the Highland Lights in the evening an
Neentertainment at the Pavilion Hotel. On We'd
nesday morning u steamer excursion on the
Nayesnk river, and two hours carriage
vide in the vicinity of Red Bank on We'd
nesday evening the annual editorial dinner at
the Pavilion Hotel. On Thursday morning
the excursionists will proceed to Ocean Grove,
and dine at the Arlington House, with tn, of
ficers of the Ocean Grove Association. On
Thursday afternoon the party will proceed to
the Monmouth House, at Spring Lake. On
Thursday evening the annual Hop will take
place at said Hotel. On Friday morning a
committee from Point Pleasant will meet the
editorial party at the Monmouth House,
Spring Lake, with carriages, and convey
them through Squan to the different board
ing houses at Point Pleasant, to the head of
Barnegat Bay, where boats will be in readi-
ness if any desire to take a sail. From here
they will return to the Point Pleasant Resort
House and Forman House, where collation.
will be served. The party will be taken back
to the Monmouth House in time for dinner,
after which the excursion will be considered
at an end.
This promises to be one of the pleasantest
trips the Editorial Association ever made"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19
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RIBBONS

From recent auction sales and from importers and
manufacturers anxious to close large lots of Ribbons
we have selected stupendous stock of shade and
other desirable Ribbons. In grades we have
stock than ought to hold and determined to SELL we
put price on them that will create demand aud make
them go rapidly.
No. 9-Brown, lavender, Teal Bronze Light and
Dark, Drab Ecru, Tan Mastic and Beige, at 10 cents
REGULAR PRICE, lsc.
Entire stock. No. 8, Imported French all silk gross
grain ribbon. No ~, No. l6 No %, No. 80, at the
round price of Is cts. per yard.
CANNOT BE MADETo 6fIf5 AT I.ISSS- TIL An soc
Assortment of colors Is light blue light pink, card-
nal dark blue, dark pink, crimson, maroon, brown.
plum,
new lot of elegant basket ribbons at sec.
These have been sold for less than 81 2 and
selling at this price in this city.
5nch sash ribbons, all silk 25 cents very cheap at
double the price.
Also, superb sash ribbon french boiled goods at
40 cents usual price, rs cents.
splendid grade of doublefaced satin ribbon all the
shades Nos ., i2 and 49, at 10 cents sold when
out at 40 cents. but the lot closes at 10 cents.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19

At meeting of the United Railroad Com
panies of New Jersey held in Trenton recent
ly the following Directors were chosen for
the ensuing year: John Jacob Astor. William
Brecknell, A. L. Dennis, Benjamin Fish,
Hamilton Fish, Cambridge Livingston, Isaac
Scudder, Robert F. Stockton, Ashbel WEIGH,
Samuel Welsh, John G. Stevens, Robert Lenox
Kennedy. so, $50 votes were cast for each
Director.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19
DRESS GOODS.

Half wool Spring Mohairs, 1879
Qast years price much higher9
90 pes Hsif Wool Shepherd P7aids. 15c
Selling else,chere al 25e.
50pcs. Gameps Hair Saaings, 1oe
(27 inches Iuide ac0rM 25c1
popular fabric, and the trouble is to supply the de-
2s pcs all wool Twilled Beige CSC.
Extremely cheap at 3753c)
% pieces Pure silk and Wool (i6 inches wide) Novelty
These goods sola early in the season At 81 25
ginning OF season at 81 80. This is lot, sold at
this runeus rate by the importer.
36aeh all ZOO! French Cashmere al so CENTS thought 10 be
cheap last season By some houses at 70 cents.
Guipure Beige and 80 ceuts
Dellteiie 6tShnsereS, ~ ~
Mateiasse Beige atS6 cents,
sold lost gear at rs cents.
4s-INCH SILK WRAP CANIEL'S HAIR
at 81 So last years price for same quality, So.
4sINCH FRENCH NOVELTIES, ATs2.
same quality sold last year at So so.
EXTRA FRENCH NOVELTIES
at So, that elsewhere have been sold at So 90.
MoHAIR GLACEs 25cts.
Selling elsewhere all the season at 31c.
SIX SPLENDID STYLES
SILK WARP NOVELTIES AT 81 cts.
Reduced from soc.
40 pcs. ali wool French twiled suitings, at ale.
These goods light weight desirable shades, and
We will close out small lot Of silk damasse forsi,
that heretofore has been always 81 so.
These goods are also very cheap.
Spring Bouretts, SIC.
Plain Popns &c.
Striped Cashmere Suitings, Joe.
Neat Shepherds Paids, 1215c.
Plain Parsee Suitings &c.
usual price, 1871 cents)
Elegant quality silk and wool pongees, 37Ac
Chenee savoie, were 75c, Doc.
We open, likewise, beautiful assortment OF novelties
in hernanis, organdies, French eambrics, and In
All wool french lace bunting
All wool plain bunting.
All wool striped bunting.
All wool french albatross cloth.
All silk and wool bourotte bunting.
All wool beach cloth.
All wool French debeige.
All wool cancels hair cloth,
All silk and wool colored hernanis.
All silk and wool French dress fabrics.
No such bargain seen in any Retail Dry
Goods store Percales 64c per yard, and
splendid lot "A English Chintzes at l2c Price, last
year. quarter of dollar.
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MEMS LIST.

Gentlemen's French calf handmade CATERS at q o.
guaranteed to give good satisfaction any custo M
made goods in the city which cost 90 and s 90.
Mems English lasting Prince Alberts 49, very bes
goods.
Mems french ties. IL usually sold at rs and co.
Mems wood sole shoes, for walking on the beach at
seaside, SOC.
Mems wood sole shoes, for working in dye house, 9ec
Mems wood sole shoes, for working in brewery SOC
Mems pebble Prince Albert walking Shoes l 49
Men'scongress CATERS at AZ usually retailed at o.
Mems congress CATERS, "a.
Mems house slippers, SOC.
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SILKS

Have never been cheap as now. The present fear
fully low prices cannot be contiAued much longer so
that the opportune time is the present to buy even at
comparatively little cost good Silk Dress to put away
short intervals that have very startling reduc-
tions to make In order to meet the Market but offer
At GO cents-A good trimming silk, in
solid colors worth 20
At 10 cents--The same worth 80
At so cents--The same worth 90
Az 90 cents--The same worth 10
At ala handsome Dress Silk in all colors,
In Black Silks, as is well known, for
ONE DOLLAR
We give the very best value in rich, heavy gross
grain, which Is fully worth 81 %.
At 81 25-Beautifu high lustre black gross grain
worth 81 so.
AT 81 so, super cashmere finish, worth 81 so.
Also at the low prices recently closed by Importers
make of
SUPERIOR GLOVE FINISH CAsHMIREs,
Which cannot be surpassed the nominal prices of 50
and So %, fully worth S..
STRIPE AND CHECK SILKS.
In $50 pieces of these goods offer the largest variety
recent purchase enables TO Offer not thin himsy
article but really good goods fine assortment at &c.,
which were sold ten days ago, at Csc.
Also splendid goods at 60c
Very handsome goods at 6Sc.
Super stripes and checks at Toe
Special reductions have made in prices TO close our
MASSES AND BRoCADES,
Which include the latest Paris designs and coorings