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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-05-24
FOR SATE.

hight THOUSAND Of the only Southern
IL Queen and White Brazilian Sweet Po-
tato PLANTS on the market except those
grown by p. W. Hall. Also Tomato, Cab
bage aud Pepper Plants.
All orders left at the following places will
be promptly filed
= j. p. Bays, Rockville; Ward 4 Fnlks,
Gaithersburg; J. b. Ward, Hunting Hill and
al my place adjoining farm Of n. d. Ofuu.
may LOFT W. q. FOWLER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-05-24
PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY, 2sth day of Nav. Is

commencing AT 10 o'clock, A NJ, at his late
residence on the Union Turnpike, adjoining
the farms of John Culver and Basil Mulican,
the following Personal Property, viz:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19

sum pdtbenbsn IaumeI. prizes tn wilcem
bsulsnrer 8slans ben grRnper OILS leinen
Soft uno 8Snis pes GsusrtraufeS unp
@qe untsI rpurfsn ib ibm als b!inp sebor'
4snpe SclaSen.
9ueifer bra6te aber thinner msbr BON
BEN berauidsnpsn @etrdnfe unp iens
rete feline SclaSen nit tbm ttnaus in bic
slddli1sn 9dncern pss Sieres uno ces
WetnsS. 0sr einr,al Don benz Seuers
tranfe sefoftet bate, fonnte isinsm Sc
nu1e nitt msbr pipsrfebsn, bts er In Gem
Saumeltan3s pes Gauldes fi6 ielbf nit
ieinsm bsHsrn Selbf psrlor. Das Sc
trdnf reeis bic 9etpenI6aften, bic srlf tief
i'm Snnsrn Der Seslsn ssidlummsrt bait
ten. sa psrssbrsnpsn 5lammsn auf unc err
;suete BET isiner immermsbr nm fib arets
fenpsn Ssrbrsi.uns aus Der 0isr Der
Wenibsn, ibrs %unse3dsslten eeipenl6afs
ten 3u bsfritbtssn, Sranf)eit, @rmutb,
3pistratt, Ssrbrsbeh unp pas ideubltbe
8siplse Der msnlblibsn Yiasen, aus
pslden IG ,ulsst Elm Srtsa gusr sesen
gus sntlpaun. 6as uno Ra6e s%ntsins
cstsn ibrs 6afsln Der Srtcs ibsr;os cie
lonf 70 friepli6e Wuttsr Gree, uno Ger
Misunderstanding rpencste enclib in
sinsm ssrpaltisen 5esrss;uss ietn S6pert
sssen bic IS liss Der Siers uap Bsin!dn.
Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
S4ontt bic Mugen.

Nie leie peer i6reibe man bel grade In
Die &ussn iaeinenpem et6t. So sisbt
cte pupiue ;uiammen unr ftrenst Gas
ause an. pura BE Semibuns, ei6tfrabs
len ssnus BON Ger becriftsn Settle III
iammeIu, UNI fe lssbar ;u MAIDEN. Stets
lai1e man Gas ei6t BON, Jenfsr pesr Der
eampe dber bic S1ulter auf pas su 9es
ienps faaen. pamit oos Suse ielbif tas
pirette 9thtnidt ieben fam. Daeur& miro
pas Seben unterftdSt ure rte @use, ipsrs
ben seibpnt. Ne Iebne man beir1 9eien
porne lber /; papurd uirp pte Bruf sus
iamnnenssprebt unp Die eunssn unp pte
0eiuncbeit beua&tbeiltst. Nan balte
Die S@ulten surfidssworfen unp laHe tie
Sruft gut unp fret sorfeben. Dur@ Be-
fOIsuns cieier einfa@eu 8sseln miro nt&t
nur pas Ssbsn untsrfdst ipnbern bic
Sraft erausen pieleS Sabre ldnssr srbalten:
aud fam man ptsl ldnsere 3stt obne
Grmituns lslen ober Ihreiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19

S6paten bel 8strdftieuns ibrsr 0orte
.bctm Slib ma, ocer Lola aber au Ger
SltB net", Iebr bdufs; es fol- aber bic
Ter Ndme bauptidblid pom e;nem Baus
ern berrdbren, Dem sinf Der SliB beim
padsen Elm paar S6Isn srlblasen bat ;
na6cem er ii4 pieper etn anpsres paar
aefauft unp i'm Sslre eamit mar, b5rte er
Bonner in Der 5srne ; er ipannte iOsleid
aus unp laSte so 6errsSttla ! ibmedit
piecer a paar Se6sla 2 Oesmol Ipuit ie
beim 8ltB net ban."
6. Die rWudensS bnaben" Tnb am
gcceniee su SauS eort stbts bic srpeen
Sdnaden pper Wufsn, ME Is'S bsisen
CWusfitpsl pie, 10 pie bier, fir6terli6
beiben unp ftedsn. Oils emf cieIe
S6waten I'm 8riese sessn Die Sefrsis
6er %ftanpsn, CAB Gtner Den &atb, neil
lie an 3abl Siel serinser paren, einen
Sad oOu Wufsn su fansen urtp fs psn
Ssfsrrsi6srn inS Eager ~ brinssn.
9siast, sstban ! Die SeferrsiGsr MUIR
cen 10 BON cen Ibteren gepla9t cas tie
a!sbalc abspsen, unp pom bort an betsen
pieie Sdwaben bic Wudens S1wabsn.
z. Die ,8ausS taus9au" ino bei
&ptbpstl ;u Sauie. BORT no bic Sieten
nit Dem laneen Spisbe auf cas- sroBs
Sbier (sinsn Saisn) Sasp ma6tsn UNI
Der S&ulS Der am Spiss bintsn itanr,
Gem SOrrsrfen ;urisf {: 81 Sodsle, gang
eau Gu) pOra, eau bauf bic srpass
Siisfel a, CAP rei Cri6) res Ibisr nit
bsiea ia.
Der S6ul; iou earauf pom i@pdbis
i6en 5er3cs ben Nilitdrs9 erpienftorrsn
erbalten babeu. 81 natdrlid aaes ldpn
lang Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19

tern 5aus, bort In Der Sbeune lisaen bic
@ebeine meines eriblaeenen 8rucers.
GtnsS abencs lrdte ib ibn in pie SGsune
unp nit einsm Bell eri6lus i6 ibn.
unp besrub ibn ielbf. Der @slpteufel
bate mid perblsneet. - SD fhrieb ben
Brief an bic gltern. ca mir bic Sanps
l6rift res SruesTs senau befannt mar.
Ssine Wenibenissls bat bic blutise lbat
je aeabnt /! - Aber pa pben i'm 6immel
1T Ginsr, Der bat ssn Sursrmprp seiez
ben = %, 6err Imtsribtsr = 0as
t6n in ben erttSis Sabren s~slittsn babs, cas
fam tein Wenlhenmunp perfincen, fein
WenIbcnSebirn falIen! - Wein 0eit,
n1stne &iarer iinb mir aenpmmsn pproen.
= Sn msiner arbeit mar fein 9scstben
tein Ssaen! - BIAS id besann, mfg
ristb. >, 5er Was ib "a inpenpis
sslitten, raj III msbr pie Sbusnqual =
SD mnb Rube BADEN, sbe ib ron bins
men f1sicen (! = Die s5ttli9e @sre6z
tistsit mus ibrs Sabne baben SD be-
l6p6re Gle, petbaften Sie mid p Sn
Srslettuns zines 8snsparmen tesaten
t6 Der AntsriGtsr, Iein Streibsr unp
Der alte Bauer in bus einf piterlibe
5aus pelIeIten in Der S6eune fanc
man an Der bon Dem Altsn ssnau bs;si1s
neten Steae bic 9sbeine pss srltlassnen
Vrurers uno nod perIdieesne 9ssens
ftdnpe. Die fetasn 3peifel an Der auslase
bss alien WanneS Iiessn. anf 9runr
Der Ausiasn pes Sauers. Der Yous
ftdncis flaren Self mar, Der aufs
%sefunpensn 9ebsins unr ben lonftissn
tn Ger 9rube 9sfunpenen 9sgen>
ftdncen purce peislbe perbaftet nnp itano
am 16. SuIt 1850 Dor rem Nlfienbpfe
in W. - Nabpsm bic @nflase perlelen,
Der Sfentli@e ansfIdser unp Der 9srtbei.
bigger ssiprcben, ;osen fib pte 9sl1wores
men surdd. Nab furssr Serattuns psrs
fincete Der Sbmann ben @abripru6 :
~S&u!pis" MlS Der Yrdipent benz allten
ben Sprud bes @sri9tsbofes, eas er III
lsbenswterisem 3uttbaus psrurtbeilt ie
mtttbeilte ri4tete perislbe slei6ssitis Die
Grase an penielbsn /: Mnseflastsr T! batsn
sic ni@ts msbr einsupeneen2 Da srbob
f& Der 9rets unp fpra9 nit farfsr. TN
sunsen, nit NenI6en ssfiQtsn Saals
pernebmbarer Stimme: .Nstn, Nein,
5err Yrdfpent! SD pante fir ben Spru1
- SD bin sereat seri6tet |! = .! pieie
re@te 5anp ! = Sie rod mad 8lut
Wetne S@ule mubte auf Grcsn nod ses
idbnt weroen. Ssst bofe i6 auf @ottss
8armber3isfeit! Iief eribittert perliee
pas publifum ben Saal. 3urse 3sit
barauf perl1iep Der lebensmdpe Ureis In
ben Aruen bee @sfdnsnissetfli&sn, auf
GOttes Barmbe3tstett bofsno! -
sls pas publifum Wittass q rbr ben
AIfiepbof perlies. ertbnten bic Sturm>
elpden ; pte a~ltebrwlrpise spanseltl1e
Staetfir6e ftanp in bslsn Glammsn; I'm,
A ubr neiste f& Der Ibuu unp uun 6
ubr Menps lag bic ib6ne Strbe NIT
ibrsr pra1tSpIen Srsel in Trimmer =
Das mar Der Is SuIi 1850 In 0. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
Wubsr bic Ramen Der fieben ueri6ieoss
nrn S9mabcn fommen.

+. ,.Dis ~sepulpiasn S1pabsn." sas
tirsn fi1 pom Der Sbia1t bel Wunesrs
finssnber ; bort funpen bic I4pdbiIbsn
8auern untsr ibrsm 5srsos sesen BE
1ruppsn Der pamaltsen Grete. Rei&Sfdpt
Ter. De- G%pmmanpant Der 9esteren
i1tdte etnen parlawentar gum 6srsca
CT iopte ft& erseben ; Der 5sr;os antpprs
tets, er unp Ieine 2sute leien BON Der se'
eulptsen Srt. fe wpaten ii1 absr pprbsr
auf ben Sopen lesen, unp pann f1nntsn
rts GrstssR ei6sfiptlsr fe tiHsn, NO fs
peutsn; pieis nabmen cas- fur Grnf,
uup nod Dor Na1t parsr fs BON cen
seeulpissn 8rauern ale aufssrisbcr.
Das parsn cis sssulrissn.
2. Die ,SnSpFessS 6waben" linp BET
gupanssn ~ Saus. bort flaste emf
Elm Bauer Dem DoftOr. pab n 70 elm
Dridsn auf Dem Wassn babe. Der arst
fras!e, mas sr penn ssssisn babe. >
mas, lasts sr, | ban a S6iGsle poll
8nSpfa Ssia, IF | ale Gag ras tbut mir
mir. Der Dpftpr sibt ibm Elm Srsbmits
tel unp Der Bauer britt rret Sage lang
nihts ale Snbpfe.
3. Der .9slbfaslsr S9pab" 1T auf
zen Gelesrn nabs BET Stuttgart ;u Saus,
no pieles unp sutes 8raut pi6ft Cpas
Ips. Sileer 8raut.) gines Sabres aab
sS faf sar tsin Sraut, UNI Die Sauern
uaren truflOs barber, baGslbs fs muitsn
10 pdnn to@en, baB eS nidt nit Der @abel
~iOnpern nit benz eSfel sessfsn psrren
muste. Der gilper,S dpabs sstrsu
feinem Se3os, mub ptele bobwt1tiss
Sa1e benz Sersos beri1ten unp i'm Bit
ten, pas er sndpisit eisS srlaube. Der
6er;ps beptaists pisie Bite bulppolf.
Gum Danf pafir belbloGen nun bic Gil
psrbauem Dem 5ersps etnen Wassn ppa
Gier gum 9ei9enf III MAIDEN. pte nun
seiammelt rpurpen, unp pamit re1t pisle
Gisr auf ben @assa ssbsn ipltsn, iisItsn
fi6 gintss barauf unp traten ls elm, ras
Der Der Name 9elbfablsr.
4. Der .SpieselsS bpab" 1T bel I'll.
binssn ;u Saule. no furse birl6isesms
Spisn, cine rptbe Wefe nit srcssr
8nbpfsn, Elm prsisdiser put unp LANCER
wsiser 3pil6fittcl 8strasen perpen; eiels
SprteS 6pabsn trassn feline Saibsnti6s,
lonpern puSsn iib pic Naie nit esm lin.
fen 8pfdrme, mas sulsBt cine fold,
lpisssldbnli6 Subfan3 bort abIsBt
rap fs ptslsn asrmsl ais Spisssl be-
nuBsn.
5. Der .Blis'S 6pab" II bel Him 4,
Saus ; bort stsbt 60, Der nabeu I&pabi
I&en Zip balbsr, pisle une l1pere Sc,
wittsr, unp pssbalb ssbrau@eu piel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
Gin blinner 8iNbauer.

Giner GinlapunS zines rneiner Hreunce,
pss BilpbauerS Slipa, folssnp, bssab Id
mid NIT penlelten in Die &us Denuert
%, um bort ben bIinbtn BtIbs
bausr 0tbal aufuiu@en unp be-
rsi1erte bel pteiem 8elu6s meme grs
fabrunsen iber bic Blinpsn tn iibers
ral6snper @etie.
Sipal IN in Ntmes 1881 ssboren unb
ieit Dem altsr pom 81 Sabren blind.
Seine Slinpbsit III unbsiltar. psnn fs
III rur& stne adbmuna res Ssbnsrps
psruriadt. Disls ldrsdliGe Satafrppbe
trat sans plSBli6 Elm. Mm Sage DOT
perlslben fab Der 8epauernspertbe nod
unp ais sr am ndtfsn Wprsen erra1te,
mar er Der Sebfraft beraubt. Yiral
bate bisber uutsr Sunfcpuessn selsbt
sr mar pom graeier unp Sarpe germ ses
isbsn = unp nun traf ibn plSsltd pie>
ies llnslid! Seine Stupten pars1 1tbr
nett porssibIitten /; sr puste Ger gnts
multiplying ~ %pieeerfsbsn. Na1 sinissn
Wpben. pdbrenp pelber CT 0srlu1e
unc aebunssn anfeute. iaritt sr an Die
@tepsraufnabme Der unterbro6enen ars
bsitsn - istne Singer battsn istns aussn
erlsst.
Ssppr ib ben Sinfler aufIutte,
pplI.e i6 mid ibsr;eusen, Oh pieler auss
nabmsfal gan; Ssrsin;elt pafebe. SIN
Nltertbum fnpen MIR wobl Elm 8eilptel
zines blinprn S%ilpbausrs. bod beIardntte
fi6 pieielbs bios aui's GOptrsn. anna
BON Srstasns lief ib aud einen pom
Slinrbeit betrpfsnen Silpbauer porifels
len unp pom remlslben cine Wdnse
untsriu6sn. Der Sltnpe bstafe.e ptes
lelbe unp srfannte icslsi6 eas auf periels
ben tsiaclibe SSnissbilc, pprauf Gem
Slineen cine Yeniipn aus Der fSniss
li@sn Yripati&atulIe 3ussipru&en rpurpe.
Su @sssniaBe su isinsn @prsdnssrn
befast ii6 9ipal ausi&lisli6 NIT orisis
nalsn SbSpfupesn. Gr bat BON 1855
bis 1875 ausssfsat unp 1857 cine Wes
baiIs erbaIten. Wit 0prItsbe bel1dftist
sr i6 nit lbierflden ; Der Staat bat
mebrsre isiner Wsrfe In Bronco unp
Warmpr erwprben. Das Geinssfdbl,
pel&es Die Grfabruns ben Sltnrsn psr'
leibt mar mir nitt unbefannt. Satts
MIDI rod islbsr Elm blinper Huiie In
Strasburs sebstsp, ibn naa ben papp.
mUrsllsn pom An;pur in Der Anatpmis
ceS @sbirns su unterrt@tsn. SD pusts
ppbL, relbe Wunetr cine ssibte Sane
pirfen fSnne - aber i6 muB sstsbsn,
eab Die @irfli3ieit I'm Itslisr 0iral's
gllss lbertrat mas i6 bisber srfabrsn
bate unp pprausIsBen fpnnts. Der
8inilsr arbeitet su iepsr Stunpe rsS
Sasss, bob siebt er Die Na6t Dor, "a ls
Jpn Spr St6runsen fi6srt, Ginsr meis
nsr Goasssn srsiblts mir. pas CT zines
@bsnps ssssn 10 llbr 0ipal auf BEN
Spulsparp ct. Wttdsl bssesnst lei
Yipal Iue Jpn su sinem iarssn YeIu6,
In leinsm Atslier Elm. Der Slinee ians
ieinsu Wss Obns S&wiristsit uni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
On 7r. Yieree'S ..anoenebm absat

7a Or. Yieree'S .anssnebm abfab,
renpe piu6sn" pleasant Purgative
Pellets) rein pssstabilil6sr Natur int,
70 III bel pem 9ebraud eerIslbsn feline
bsioncere Sorsfalt srforpeli&. Gle
pirfen pbne itSreneen GinFus auf bic,
Contribution, Diat ODER 8ei6dftisuns.
SIR @elbiu6t Sppfpsb, Sartlsibisfsit
unreines Slut, S6mspen In ben S6uI'
tern, Ssflsmmuns Der Sruh S4pinpsl.
laares aufftpBen aus Gem Waeen, dbslR
8sibmaf i'm Wunse, bilibie Infdle,
S6merssI In Der @ssenp Der Nieren.
innsrlt6ss Gisbsr. 9sflbl Der gufsepans
Ishbeit i'm Wasen. SlutanpalunSen
na6 rsm Sppfe nsbme nan Or. pierrs'e,
pheasant Purgative Pellets"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19

MaUss nP, elamo' ~ Daus. '0Sles~ an
"a, ".vt.. spns gu pses.Ita. eas ls.s
Ss1. "ru. ''"s YUM. ~.n wv fW
.v!" .u"n!s. S'Ta. 'Snn.. n.W' ulag.n,
0s rm. s"su.sus''~e ptmt''ans II.nss
Ss,s.r ..S.u 81 .uwsn, anV pSn'
~. rt.'. uuv oun'sDltptn ve.sI
G"sE "'p' p"0 nut Jul 's'ae Oap'
""aN'
Wfs'ns erte Uraae an S'rdl mar, rpts
sr c Dc. lsinsr aresit 3u We:te Ssbs.
Sp essrH nod rag rm Sdafuna 80
e!iaueen mag e'rsr slnif 30 rslasn. s''ea
ur1rts fefsalisaen' aeer Die Oids, pts
Siete' Die o~esleeunsen unler einaneert
Ciee wateh Tat rla seeflo Siele Nate'el.
etner melner 0reahee pa'te Slea! aa8s
serper einen ptaWll8en eSinepanp &C.
erahf. Wapreno y.eaI een''Ipsn Hrs''
1ste' tne'rfe CT DC U0fn'sn ees ae'sres,
er patie eurW pas gahs Nes'sus 0s>
eaptn'e, eas letaeh U'nserlpisen innf'
Topnt aue 9aratIef'li''Wfh 5uSe lslnss
Wfooeus aut9enomn'eh nno ahternapm
20 nun, pue Sptt y" Mi'''et VsSenpaI'
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susn g. mnr ,vs NV SI%~sSsurn"
ms ;;% ,s;r eS,ns IN ashsrsarsss nns,
S,h.s ts7s hsSrss, ,nn s~rSSnr;,t ~
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n.raSnsI;% tsS%rsnf,s ~ T% hIos sp,s
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tonrtsn MsH Mns;,,s ;smsr M.rs"n.n
rss,Ms I'm ""s s;s;.r R,rn,..r t
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rsr ~ ;.s,r ~shnar.rnr,;s .;n. M0s.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19

Die SdpsiS ,dblt uOH allen europail@en
Staatsn hnb 8srsiuisten Staaten Norbs
americas bic msiitsn Gaubftummsn, SI5bs
finniseu unS Siren, basesen bic wsnisftep
8Itnben.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-25
A CHINESE BARDOLPH.

1t il not among the Celestials of ones &C
auaintaace that no would think to seek fol
man whose face should illustrate Shak-
speare's sketch of Bardolph. And yet this
deponent saw yesterday with his naked eyes
Chinaman with face like unto II
flaming torch, 30 red it WAS, and so culmin-
ating was that redness in his nose, which
stood upon his face like a volcano. Not
drunk, but flushed with something akin, We
suspect, to St. Anthonys fire, if the fire of
St. Anthony might descend upon the face of
sn unregenerate pagan. 1t was not a nat
ural seeming red; but, rather it seemed i
rsdish red, shamelessly blushing through the
jaundiced yellow and bilious brown of the
yarlet's hide 1t was not unlike that dull,
Unwholesome red which comes suddenly and
h cite through dirty tavern window, when
the lights within are tallow dips and the
night is damp and far spent-something I'M
natural and depraved- foxy, painting critic
sould call it. The suffusiOn of the cheeks
vas very unpleasant because Of its sichly hue,
but where the color had mounted nusewards
and come to a head upon the mobilize apex
Of that bullying member it had mad look
like burning meat "There's a fellow some
what near the door" says the Porters Mali
IN Henry VIII, che should be a braz er b,
bis face; for u my conscience, twenty of the
dog-days reign ms nose" This red-nosed
Chnaman did not seem to be heated with
vine; his step was steady and his manner
was quiet and he seemed bent ON some sober
erranG; and so We find it difficult to account
for the brick dust hue OF his face 1t is MOI
impossible that like unto Poe in his earlier
contact with the Raven, all his soul was in
him burning, and that those angry tints were
given out by the undying emhers of his
Stunning spirit In some sense, 1t being a raw
and gusty morning, there comfort Ill
the look of the man-as of peripst tic
Champion coal stove exhibiting its heating |
qualities through the isin- class at its front |
door, and going among sleeveless mon asking |
them to come and be warmed. And yet, tn |
the Caucasian mind this fellows beacon |
light seemed an impertinence What right |
has Chinaman to go about buresquinc the |
noses of his brandy drinking betters3 1t l. |
90 if he were Il ,untlng in the face of the Gus |
toms officers successfully sinuggled scarlet
silk For here is a nose whose colurlng mat
Ger evidently never paid the duties, which
has evaded the revenues, which Knocks the
protective tariff and comes among us lmper
tinent, abnormal, unaccounta6e and contra
band!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-25
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
In the case of the State Of Nevada vs..
Isaac Mcconnell, the demurrer interposed by
defendants counsel was overruled by the
Court The Defend mt plead not guilty to
the charge of embezzlement. Trial indef-
nitely postponed.
B. F. SmalI vs. D. G. Corbett; testimony
all taken and argued.
POLICE COURT.
The following opium selling cases were
tried before Judge Witherell yesterday:
State vs. An How, charged with selling
opium to white men and women, was found
guilty and fined so, ia default of which he
will see How" it feels to be in Jail during
the holiday times.
State vs.. Ola Cha ley; another celestial
charged with the same "tfense, WAS found
guilty and fined $50 Old Charley being I'M
pecunious followed III the wake Of How.
James Devlin swore out a warrant against
Henry Butts, charging the latter with the
cornmi Ssion of assault and battery on Mon
day night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-25
WHAT A GOOD WORD DID.

Yesterday morning the MORNING APPEAL
"pimpled out into poetry subject be-
my the Orphans at the Home and their
Christmas. Yesterday morning Mr.. Superin-
tendent Webb came into our office and made
us acquainted with real, genuine, live phil
anthropist. His name is William W. Rogers,
and he lives, when at home, in Cornucopia
EIko County Mr.. Rogers, upon reading the
verses alluded to, and being thereby reminded
that the orphans had not been thought of by
the present-giving community, Immediately
sought ont Mr. Webb and put him in posses
SION of five fat turkeys with which to get up
a Christmas dinner for the orphans. Now
you see, men and brethren. what word
spoken III season will do.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-25
THE KINDERGARTEN CHRISTMAS
TREE

Notwithstanding the bowling of the wind
and the thick flying snow fakes which greeted
the anxious little folk yesterday morning, the
small pupils comprising this school met
promptly at their school room, where a large
number of parents and friends and young
ready answers to various questions, listen to
their sweet young voices mingled in happy
song, and witness their quick, intelligent
manner of work with the cubes, triangles
and weaving stats. The more advanced class
worked with large cube composed of twenty
seven small cubes, or blocks, and their thoro'
understanding of the possible fractional COM
binations of those twenty seven blocks aston
lshed the adults present, who had not COM
pretended the amount Of time and labor and
patience expended upon these children by
their indefatigable teachers, Miss Babcock,
aud her assistant, Mrs. Wassop. After two
hours spent thus III play work and song the
class formed about the tree, which was
speedily unburdened of its gifts, which COM
prised, entirely, the wor.; done by the scholars
during the past term. Each parent, aunt and
cousin was presented by the proud little KIN
dergartener with some token IF love made by
his or her own dimpled hands and the
candy-hlled cornucopia sufficient reward
for ali past trials and fluctuations. The Rev.
Mr.. Davis made a few well-timed. happy
closing with an admopition to all
int crested in education to make an effort to
render still more successful this worthy I'M
dertaking. We second his advice most
heartily. Carson ought to be proud of this
advance i'll the most important of all work
our children. And to Miss Bah
cock, practical teacher for many years, all
he praise Is due We trust her re ward will !
ne that which is most highly gratifying to
every earnest worker-full and complete sue
cess III all respects.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-25
CHRISTMAS DINNER AT THE ORMSBY

Never, in all Nevada, were such prepare
tons made as Mr. Pantlind has made for a
Christmas Dinner. He has, with much pains
md expense, prepared a French repast for
his boarders and guests. This meal will be
placed upon the table in higher style than any
Inner ever served in this State and all the
accessories and appointments, from Menu to
at cellar aud from POtays to Ca will he of the
choicest and tastefuiest conceptions of caterer
and chef de cuisine And "PAnt's" hospitality,
knowing no bounds, will stop at nothing but
the conpletest comfort and the most abnnd-
mt luxury. The dinner will be ready at
''clnck; and if they who are invited to this
are and sumptuous feast are not oversatis-
fed, it will not be because of any lack of
liberal mindedness and intelligent planning
by the large hearted landlord of the Ormsby.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-25
CHRISTMAS AT THE EXCHANGE
RESTAURANT.

There will be lashin's of good things to
eat at Mitchells Exchange Restaurant, to
day. The turkeys hang there in festo"ns;
the better viands Of the market-choice fish,
rare and tender vegetables, Sat cuts Of beef
and lambs and swine, all the concolntants Of
rich gravies and similar dressings, these Will
he there; and they will be served with a free
and generous, yea, bountiful hand-for
there is no better or more liberal caterer than
mine host Of the Exchange.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-25
THE MAGNOLIA REOPENED.

After brief priod i'll which that old favor
tie and standby, the Magnolia Saloon, has
been closed for reconstruction and the re-
m"val of barnacles, it was reopened yes
terlav with all sail set. the figure head III
fine condition, and all the standing rigging
in ship shape and bristol fashion. Some
misbegotten mischief-maker having attempted
to put false Interpretation upon our allusl"n
to the cobwebs which dis6gure the front OF
the county building, we hereby take OCCASION
to say that we hope Mark Gaige will never
have any worse friends than the MORNING
APPEAL has always been and proposes to con-
tInue.