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New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

Receipts Dried Fruit for the week lS pkgs with S28
DIX g. o. Peanuts Export Of DTie1 Apples l4G7 bbls ne
5toek of FVaooratsd Apples nearly cleared tat
hors talk very firm and asking more for their go
than lots Of Alden held at l3 l4c am
Ice. IL the general asking price for the best I9ls
eyap0rated the new process There Is demand Iol
grades OF dried Apples 81 td4 &c
sale Of fancy lot is reported Al 4Sac. Bright quarters
10th state and Western wanted for export car oi te
latter soIf al CSC board choice lots Will brng &c
Peeled bayr rrceived considerable inquiry, especially
100 bbls. sold at 3c, aud 0tef
lots rs0 ~ Al about the price some dealers think the
mov,npt will deysl0p something important dufing the
ext Two weeks TRADE IN ali kinds 81 small FInlts y sln
and rrces arr about quoted below. More moderate arm
Val. i prauus and a steady demand have causei ninef
feel nR with ght adv ance IN prices Quotations;
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corespondnR week last year. s3s baie Exports for the
week 6is bales time last 1853 shippers VIII
buy freely whenever they the goods they want At
Sc ana below. that being their limit The business
lOc Fancy Grades out OF the market All Hops unless
thoy Green Broken Red, viii sell but low prices
have 10 be accepted Quotations;
state, choloe7S.,,. alo Do good to prime,77.a
state good toPr 7S. DO poor to good '77....2
state fliI 70 good oldsal growths. .-..--.2 a 3
state.poorto fairTs. a 81
The daily receipts the the various
points OF distribution follows: Erie Railway 20
cans OF Cream 2.7l9 MIX: Harlem Railroad. $3.50
do New Haven Rairoad, Gl5 Hudson Railroad
$50 do Midland RAJ road 900 OF MIX and 81 cans or
total S289 0 MIX Of 40 quarts each The price at which
the has been sold the platform during the
week av ragged 81 &c. Beginning at III GO there no
change until The 7h when prices ay1nced tO 81 10 and
nued rn until the close The raid on the infected COWS In
The disierY stables OF Brooklyn has the sw mk
Of the market in places and has created demand for
fresh country milk There s notice able Improvement I'm the
market but prices still too low 10 yield profit TO dealers
PIIRs AND SKINS.
Continuing Of the HUDSON Bay sales AZ London
Beaver sold 10 than luary: Wolf 90
cent lower than in March; Mink 10 per cent lower;
harton 20 pr cent Bear 20 per cent; Skunk
20 cent. White Fox 100 cent At LampsOn's sales
Red Fox sold 20 10 80 higher than In July otter
30 per cent Ouer 30 per cent: cross and 81
Bear the same I'm July Beaver declined 10 per
cent nom January ae and skunk advanced 90 over
last July prce The market s unsettled just at the moment
and We defer revising quotations until the saes In London
have rnnaed 1Tappers aud collectors must bear IN mind
tlAt Skins takon tis OF the year generally
~ 10 10 % those caught earlier In the
ono itl lIns are for prime skins only
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

Receirts Tor p week 170l@ pkgs last week 2i4a9 pkgs
coTospondme last year 1877 pkg' expoTs ior me
week 7Os phgs OF Butter aud lbi cs- OF katherine
same te last wear 37g ylgs OF There is about
a Il, ais markd for all hue Butter. but medium and
cor mon graGs the buyer. few lots OF
choicc selling al 25c bur Il Is rath an
quote. good Dairy sold Yesterday Al l1c ad fncy
CoargO DarY day At l5c the hulk oi ho bsess now
ever is at FThus dull aud lGc. u not reached
as ofrn NJ it was week ag0 Western Creamery good
demand ana surplus stock, prices about steady
al 2S02 we haa Of sale Of something extra 10 JOhbrr
Rolls sli where 0n JOG 10 l4c ara oven Ic
for exceptionally lines shippers bullhg iatler
chtly. winch is partially ~ the dulneAs n the
market Layers particular about the qGaly ana
al cent ne general coug that euOis too ud
hgIoged' quantity O Butter arriving Is st small
and thero ]. vide qualify. SOno very fine IRON
County sold a. pc but most good lots SOL AT 2J@
X h In nA.n "A 10 lnc LuNIlllNLh:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

Totas.lS560 s6OOS756 laos sGO5s244 Inc. s49,4ss
inc iG miles 63J oc
Earnings per mile. Ss42 40 S426 10 Dec $40 80
Aud the following are the earnings of the same
railroads from January to February 2S
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Dipi0euo Noilres.

OFFICE OF rHR OETARIo SILVER MINING CO.,
No. 81 BroaC-si., March D. 1879. :
nIVIDEND NO. Al.
The regular MONTHLY dividend Of FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE declared February. payable az the Office
the Transfer gents Wells Fargo 50 Broadway.
18TH Transfer books close The 10th inst
fs b. PARSONS Assistant Secretary.
NOTICE.-1he coupons due September ],
~ 1873. the oregon Central Second Mortgage Bonds
will paid after this the Office Of AUGUST
RUTTN 81 Exchange place BY order OF the oregon Cen
tral Rail COMPANY
New-YOrk. Feb. 20. 1879.
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ERIlIs IND NLEKIFs-IlIsH.

Txpors OF Appc- G5J DDS N de7lfaOe lots ~ ApPIes
Ia quite frrey steady prices old lois ring IA
order being bay f"1en are ONLY ,aoable AZ low hgure
KOKbur fussotts have qnitc an active
demand for export and mer The lrae Ia ,ranberes
Is small aud atrs eKceptoDay hBe lot o Jerse to
hiring 81 Western Herriss sold only IN small lots and
bring S6 per bb The arrivals OF Florida Oranges arr
light with good inquiry Prime stock has advanced 70 -
which is l2Xl2Nz. inches Common Frut
comes IA connection with Valencia anf Messina Oranges
which improving IN quaily, ahd sell AT Whatever
nfire bnXNrs name. QnOlntlnns
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
wnnL tARKEr-RY TEnEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA March l1Nool Quict Tor al grades Int
Delane, which is scarce and in bri-k oemand 2hO
Peun,yyanIa NestVirgina Xxx and above 33-2 31r
Y. Y3l. asa lac. Mediums. d37 &c CoaTs 3Oci Nt"
IOrs, Michigan, Indiana ari MeAteIi rlhe; =. .g91ci
Medium 6a37c; Coarse, soc; Coming Washed 33d4uc;
do TTwaslef 2DR2Su: Canada. ComhinP 3GH37c.; Fine
Tnwasbec u d2ic: do. 220 % 2. Meum do. 26
use; Tub Wasted. 1904 Colorado washed. lSHg2c
do Uuwasbed l4G Extra and Mer1nO Pallet. 500 aoc
No and super PUleG. 27d3Oc. Texas Fine and Medium
lJG22c: do. Coarse, l2Gl5c
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL RIVER Mass March 1.-THE Printing Cloths market
tnuc. to rule Quiet with amOGerate demand and nehi
sales &c cash tor 6iXC4 Cloths. nd 27
cas- for GOx56 Cloths.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

The following shows the exports exclusive o.
spece) from the port of New-YOrk for tne week /
ending March IL, and since the beginning Of the
year 1877 1873 1870
Si.I3OlS0 S6,f3S.92D S5:4 fbll
previously reported. 47,775,jp0 6O59iG9l o''I@"2"6
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Receipts for the wecs Bean-. 9BS pkgs.: Peas 4

Receipts for the week; heans 9BS pkgS: Peas l3a33
hIslt i,XpOrfa Rcans. 1878 pkrs Peas. H,656 bush
Thc receipts Mediums Marrow and Red kidn' US have
with d fair demand the market mas ihed
about steady In instances favored the
vrr lt al strictly choice lots hold full ~ high as
Wcsk acO. White Kidney rally h'G At - tOdfl 20,
thOGg sharp buyer could probably get What be WaHtr al
81 6J0xl 10 Trade However, H. small that quotations
are entirely nominal uUict ~ - 20 Pea
Beans dull af J0S There little inquiry Tor
Green Peas. prices hrlner. prime lots VIII Dtg
u AZ Southern Black Eye dul and weak ~ - %
) go Csuaaa Peas quiet, unchanged. Quotations: 80
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March IL. 1879.

fIxprtssiv for THR Y. Y TRIBUNE repOrterl
General DiT6ciiOHE
Send ouiv GOOD articles The eat
up poor goods everything Ia good OGer An attractive
inpt secures eIauingtion snd often makes sale wh're
dirty package soyenly appearance tls Pack securely
that the uOuOn will not allow the c0rtonts change ABOUT
plenty OF clean dry fnec cut straw with eggs Mark
p4nv win pa,H-a stencpate bes-and note contents
on te barrel stating the amount also Send letter
nj what sent. tne route, Time ETC
M list should also be nclosed IA the barrel or box
the number Of Boouro youfseH
the reputation ne IN best shape, 90 that your
IS in demand.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
pcoposals

PROPOSALS for CAR FASTENINGS, foI
i Use on ca RS TRANSPORTI SO GOODS IN BOND
and for SEALS. lor USE on PACKAGES Of DUTIABLH
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

Receipts for week $40 pkgs las week - j82 pkgs
corresponding week last wear, 24,u3 pigs The mara g
weak 81 ycsteTdays pnt but gained stfeug
dur ng day late hour this afternoon vas iaif ]
active and firm while outside quota generally oh
Ianed for ch0icc marks. Quotations;
Penn & ~ Y dOz. II Gl7L2 southern. lGl
Mtst ~ K
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
9apinss Banks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, cor. Sth-ave.
~ and I4th the first each month
Assets .869. 1873 O7 surplus .s620032 80
G. W. BRtScKRRHoFF, sec RICnARD IL BULL. Pres
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

corresponding week last year. oG7l boxes Exl9rss
fDr 4S,s1j boxes. tine last year 2I,iS3
boxes London cable quotations. 4Ss There continued
active demand Fancy White Cheese for export at @d lc
fo September october 9c Is som times he
but not often. grades ColoTrd Cheese
rather neglected. while Medium and Low grades quite
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

The following Were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts Shipments
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nOPt.
receipts for the week. sOl bales last week 13o9 bales
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

TIE SHIRT AND rHB WRAPPRR.-A FAELs
Some garments hanging in a closet together
got into dispute. A shirt, dangling from a
frail peg in one corner, spent its time abusing
the balance of the clothes, no matter of what
color or texture they might be. No attention
was paid to its remarks, because it was too
"You are morning wrapper, it said to a
garment close by, with whom it had long de-
sired controversy.
"The stuff from which | am made grew on
United States soil, and l wouldn't try to palm
myself off as American goods if knew I
wasn't" was the reply.
The shirt dropped from the peg and was
removed by the Chinaman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

Pianos AND ORaANs-At San Francisco
prices, can be had on easy terms at the rooms
Of the Reform Club. Mr.. Vann will give
personal attention to customers, and explain
the pecularitiss OF the varions makes. All in
straments fully guaranteed and shipped direct
from Kohier Il Chase. San Francisco. No
agency, no profits, NO niddlemen and GO risk.
Instruments sold on easy installments, and
old ones taken in exchange. Orders for sheet
music or books promptly farnished, and re-
liable piano tuner at the shortest notice.
The best New Year present is S.einway
Piano, which can be bought on easy install
ments from F. j. Jessups of Virginia, OF
Mr. F. A. Hentchel of Carson. All pianos
sold by either of the above parties come
direct here from the New York factory By
buying of him one gets goods directly from the
house, and avoids the "irun
ners.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
THE WORD "SOZODONT,"

Which has already become a household
word, is derived from the Greek, and com
posed of two words, Sozo aud Odontes.
''Sozo," translated, means to preserve, and
"Odontes" the th-"SOZODONT'' a
preserver of the teeth. And it is true to
its name. It beauties and preserves the
teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums,
and corrects all impurities OF the breath.
The odor of this pure preparation is so de-
lightful that it is luxury to apply it. 1t
is IS harmless as water. Sold by druggists
and perfumers. d12-1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
PRITCHARD'S MISTRESS.
BIER ALLKGKD COMPACT TO sAvs HIM FROM THE
GALLows AND COMMIT sUICIpB-sOkR
OF RER sToRIHs

Pritchard, the murderer o. Humphrey
Symons, will be sentenced this morning at 1C
| o'clock The Chronicle has the following OF
, his mistress, who is a very hard case
"Jennie Pritchard," the mistress OF Pritch-
ard, now under conviction in Carson for the
murder Of Humphrey Symons, the Gold Hill
policeman, in this city. has been acting
strangely of late She has been getting drunk
| frequently, and during one of her sprees told
| a well Unknown citizen of this place that she had
made solemn compact with Pritchard, in the
| event of his conviction and being sentenced
| to death or to the State Prison for life, that
she would never allow him to suffer the GEN
tence, bnt that she would blow his brains ont
in the court room and afterwards kill herself.
When sober she denied any such intention.
Mrs. Pritchard, as the woman calls herself,
is said to have obtained pistol last Thursday
for the purpose above indicated, but lost it
before she got home On Friday Sheriff Hill
of Ormsby County came to this city with
bench warrant for the woman, as she was
wanted as a witness. He took her down in
lrriage, and during the trial she was continu-
ously drunk. Since her return she has told
her acquaintance that her drunken condition
during the trial was due to Sheriff Hill that
he treated her at saloons three times on the
road and bought bottle of whisky besides,
from which she was allowed to drink. Before
starting with the woman Sheriff Hill was ap.
prised of her alleged compact With Pritchard
When they reached Carson, the woman says,
he offered her a self cooking bulldog pistol,
which she refused to receive frsm him. The
woman is now in Carson. She has tried TO
poison herself twice. y
Pritchard was interviewed by an APPEAL
reporter last night, and shown the article. He |
said that no such compact ever existed, and !
that the whole thing was a lie Sheriff Hill |
read the article and asked if he wished to !
make = denial in the paper. He merely
laughed at the idea of a charge 80 preposter-
Gus, and said, "There is no truth whatever in
it, but do not care about public denial of
a charge made by so irresponsible person"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
FERG. THE FRAIL. "
CoNELIOrING REPORTS ABOUT HIS DRirB

The news reaches the APPEAL from an
| authentic source that r. d. Ferguson died
of pneumonia day before yesterday in
BOdie Most of the readers Of the APPEAL
will recollect that about year ago this
same Ferguson was reported dead and his
obituary appeared in nearly every paper
in the State. Suddenly Ferguson turned
up as lively as flea and the papers all
apologized to him for the glowing obitu-
aries which they had published about him.
As far as the APPEAL is concerned it does
not propose to publish his obituary again,
the one it published last year will have to
do, and the constant reader is referred to
the back files. "Trail Ferg as he was
called, got his name from the fact that he
delivered lecture on MAN i. Frair' in
this city just after having been elected
Speaker of the House. He was assisted
by old Glenn Berry, and the lecture was
so ridiculous that the name, "Frail Ferg,"
stuck to its author ever since. Let it be
hoped that now being q dead instead of a
living example of the frailty of man, his
spirit may re.t TRANQUILITY until the blast of
the arch angel wakes the echoes of the
Bodie hills, and calls on Ferg to rise up
with the balance and chns the golden
stair.
LArHx.-The positive intelligence has
just reached las that Ferguson is still alive
and wasn't even sick at all. Eye, the
liquor agent, brought in the news, and if
Ferguson has any fault to find he must sec
him personally.
STILL LATER--At II o'clock last night a
man called and said that Ferg. was alive but
sinking. Another insisted that he was not
lick at all, and third asserted that he was
actually defunct. From what the reporter
could CLEAN at midnight he is of the opinion
hat Ferg. is sick in Bodie but liable to pull
Trough
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
BRIEF MENTION.

r. c. Magee and Mss S H. Purcell were
married night before asst by Justice Cary.
Antoine Leiubes, convicted of being a COM
mon drunkard in Justice Cary's Court yester-
day,wa sent to the County Jail for one month
Judge Hawley is confined to his bed with
the erysipelas in his right arm. The worst
is past, however, and he expects to be out
again soon.
One of those massive, gold, stem winding
Howard watches, which cost $40, can be
bought for $l05 of Uncle Harris; warranted
for 10 years.
Some of the State papers are reporting
General Kittrell as dying of pneumonia in
Bodie. He is in this city as active and
healthy as ever.
Chief Ouray is reported to be in love with
Miss Meeker. A glance at her picture fur
nishes reason why Ouray is anxious to make
this report an excuse for another Indian war
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

| RAILING At TIMs-People do not all look
with the same feeling upon the holidays which
| are now almost upon u.s. A child looks and long.
| for the merrie Christmas time, and thinks OF
| the holly and evergreen even when the fields
are studded with flowers and the grass is not
yet dead upon the turf. The old, driven
along the highway of life by the wind of time,
begin to see the shadow of these mile stones
with feeling of horror and each comes faster
than the last The old fellow of the hour
glass rather crowds the mourners. When
one begins to reflect upon what sort of an in
vestment can be made for Cnristuas, the
sober minded and sensible man turns to the
holiday advertisement of E. B. Rail {he of the
bad puns) and determines to invest in solid
wares, things which last, such as vases, stat
uetts, crockery. mantle pieces and agricultural
impliments, paints, oils, brushes, glassware.
Nothing can be more appropriate for Carson
girl than a No. 8 stove stuffed into her stock
ing on Christmas eve,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

TEMPERANCE ENTRKTAINHENT.- Re
form Club entertainment at Moore's theatel
last evening drew full house, 50 full, in fact,
that when the APPEAL reporter reached the
place at half past eight o'clock he found stand
ing room only, and very little Of that Every
body WAS applarding, and the audience were
in the best of humor. After trying for half
an hour to secure a location in the crowd the
reporter was forced to retire. Those who at
tended the entertainment, speak of it as the
best the Club has yet given, nearly every
body who appeared receiving an encore.
DEp.krUREs.-Th following persons de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing j. N. Sherbourn, Birs. Beardsley and
boy, Wm. HOFFMAN, p NcGrorarty, J. w.
Ellyson, T. Fl. Oman, w. n. Perry, Mis-.
Emma Prsddey, j. Thompson, Mrs. Argall,
p Barriers, Miss Mary Halberson.
GoNE TO CoLoRADo.-N. d. Wheeler,
formerly of the Carson Mint, went to Color
ado last night, where he will be engaged as
the scientific man of wealthy mining CON-
pany. --..... ...
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
BEATING A CHINAMAN.
TOM coDpIN0rOE TRIES II AND GETS ONE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY DAYS.

| lnOmaS CO0ulnRtOn, the man dTEesteu io'
beating a Chinaman named All Tom in front
of the Adams House, was tried yesterday
afternoon by jury in Justice Cary's Court.
| The affiir was the same which caused such a
commotion in Chinatown night before last
| and led to the report that a Chinaman had
been killed. In fact extensively was the
| report circulated, that about a hundred
Cinnamon were out with lanterns on the night
of the tro uble searching for the body.
THE cHINAHAN's STORY.
All Tom, the complaining witness, is a
Chinaman who works for George Tuhy.
When sworn he " AS asked to hold up his
hand and insisted ON hol lug it up while he
gave his evidence; it finally requiring two
Ulcers t" ger il down. He testified that on
the night at he ,rouole he saw C"ddington
aud Nv other, sanding ia front Of a show
window and he ais" stepped mp t" look at the
toys. Present, Ceddlngt"n turning around as
sum2d the attitude which Professor May
nard has IA .ie 80 pnpular on the coast,
and asked the witness if he wanted to
fight. be declined the puyiIistic overtures,
shereup"n lie WAS struck by Coddlngton
in the face While doan Coddington
walked on han awhile and then grabbing
him by the queue dragged him along the
sidewalk. He vas just about to swing
hun around his head when some one came
up and intesfered. The Chinaman e1hi-
blted his f .ce in evidence. IL was badly
bruised aud swollen, and one eye was 30
mach damaged that he contemplated the
jury with difficulty.
Several witnesses corroborated the China |
mans statement and testified to having |
examined his body and found it covered |
with bruises. George Tufy testified to the
A No. l character of his domestic.
CODDINeroNs WRONGS.
Coddington took the stand and gave , de-
tailed account of how he had been used by
the Chinaman.
81 was standing in front of a show window
On Carson street with some friends, when up
comes this Chinaman, and putting his fist in
ny face, asked ME if wanted to fight OF
course l didn't, and walked off, when he kept
ollerin' me up, You know, and kinder pressed
ne. Then l turned round and he struck at
ne sorter, as thought, you know, and hit
lin. Then we clinched and l threw hin
lown. | saw him goin' for his six shooter,
nd l put my foot on his hand to stop lin. {
hen he rolled ME over and began beatin' nae.
hen of course l had to use my feet in self 8
efense, and guess kicked him some" II
young boy named Styles corroborated ,
oddington in all essential particulars, and +
escribed how the Chinaman followed the q
rowd up to lick Coddington, who Va. avoid G
,g difficulty all the time. He also saw the ,
hinsman have ak shooter. q
The jury, after short deliberation, found h
verdic. Of guilty, and Justice Cary SEN b
,nced the defendant TO 120 days in the y
ounty Jail without the alternative of fine II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
STOCKS.

There was nothing of special note in the
market yesterday. The water stocks were
somewhat active. After the $50 Board there
Was general and sharp decline. There was
. reaction at II o'clock, and prices returned
to last nights closing rates or a trife below
them. The advance in jacket, however,
The market was generally stronger.
Following are the latest street quotations {:
Mexican, 194, 199; Jacket, 1Os; Union, A,
454; Ophir, 2l2; Savage, G, :; Sierra Ne
vada. 81; Con. Virginia, 4 20; Hale g. Nor
cross, So Gould & Curry, 81; Oserman, 30
Utah, III; Benton, II; Sierra Nevada, 26;
Mexican, 1873; Ophir, 2l!!; Sierra Nevada.
264
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

ARhrvALs.-Ths following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage yesterday: Mrs.
Mollenih and two children, G. w. Winter
burn, NJ, 8. Goodfello~, T.. W. Luther, c.
Ogg, Ms. H. F. Frahm, j. Larnice, Mrs.
Gleason SID three children.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
To EENT.

4 LARGE wELL-FCRSISHED. SGkAt
~ ROOM husser street, two blocks from CslT-ssss
Rent, SO a month. Enquire at this Otloe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

To LEr.-A furnished room, with or with
out board, At the White House. Also cot
tage With six unfuraished room. Enquire at
the White House. d1ltf*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

Good attention and moderate rates are offered. III
proprietor solcits 8 fair share OF patronage.
MRS Il. II. KIRBY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
MARBLE WORKS AGENCY.
MR.. EDWARD HARPER HAVING
WI BEEN appointed agent for this place Of the
GRASS VALLEY MARBLE WORKS,

new prepared to furnish Grave-stOnes, Monuments,
MaIt!es Marble Tile, etc, short notice. cheaper than
can be furnshed by any other parties. Designs be
seen at my residence oush eide Of King street two blocks
sast Of the Capitol, nwAhD hARfEH