Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-10

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ing, tell you, you had better be off. yes
but | only want a little fire to warm my
chilled blood and boncs-until can breathe
the morning sun. At this point, when the
shivering lodger was beginning to think about
warming his own chilled bones, an officer APP
pcared on the scene, and roughly ordered the
weary one to be off He turned last time
10 his hard hearted host, and with heavy
sigh, replied, Eyes, will now 90 And he
proceeded eastward
THE new firm of F. 4. Wagner 4 Co.. else .
where announce to-day that they have no
wish to delude the public by declaring de
cline i'll prices. but will continue to dispose of
goods as low and lower than any other house.
They wish clear understanding, and desire
all purchasers to carefully compare their
prices with any and all other dealers, and be
convinced that they are away below in all de
partments of the hardware, tinware,
rubber goods, crockerv, housefurnshing,
plumbing and gas fitting line Mr. Charles
Sadler is associated with Mr. Wagner. and
the new firm will do everything to please
everybody. Give them call at once
Special attention is called to the tin shop,
where all work is executed with thoroughncss
and dispatch. Also reapers and mowers and
farming utensils and machinery of all kinds
and with the latest improvements and wall
PAPER for houses.
Did you 60 the circus?' asked one citizen
of another on the street yesterday. "Oh,
yes, was the reply; "but you don't catch me
putting up dollar and half for a ring show
found poor devil who had been presented
with a couple Of complimentary tickets, with
reserved seats, which he wished to dispose of
at a great sacrifice, and ! took them at half
price. | felt little mean when | presented
them at the gate, and guess looked so, but
they passed in all the same as the regular fell
low. 1t was quite cute little trick, wasn't
it,
THE boys of the public school. with large
reinforcement of outside hopefuls, indulge in
the invigorating game of foot ball at noon re-
cess in front of the school house 1t is a good
healthy game, but might be played with
better advantage on the large lot Immediately
back of the school house There would be
less danger to the little kindergarten children
and the smaller pupils of the main school,
who are ont at that hour in the immediate
neighborhood, and the ball would be farther
from the public school windows
yesterday before the array of green over at
the Capitol 1--WE refer to the emerald sward
not to the berylline array behind the pillars
in the shady morning). He said he had no
idea of the beauty of the plaza nor the rich
ness of its tone and that i'll his judgement it
compared very favorably with the renowned
Mitchell and Moleinele park, which is the
beauty and glory of the inland city of Cherry
Creek
THEY started out with full determination
of fighting it out. Great was the throng
which followed them wishing to see it out,
but when they reached the race track one of
the belligerents wilted and the crowd came
back disguised Bah!
A book agent with a carpet bag arrived
yesterday. He succeeds the fellow with side
whiskers who has just lit out, without leav-
ing his valuable work in every strictly relig
ious family III the community.
Contractor Burke, who has been cutting
a great swell in the city for day or two, left
in two by four buggy for the Comstock yes
terday by the way of the Warm Springs
where he paused for reply
LIGHT train last evening Now that it gets
in before dark, and the evenings are so pleas
ant, the platform is growing to be quite
fashionable promenade again for a half hour |
after 7:15 P. NJ
The fast freight and passenger wagon of the
Southern Transportation Company Blanch-
ard 81 left yesterday for Bodie with full load
of freight and several passengers
No seemed narficnIoII,, militant o1yar