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4 TTENT!oN AousEKEEPEHs:
a sac Will furnish room comfortably.
SIS viii furnish room elegantly
zSS Vii {s5s3sS wv sstSs$e
$500 will furnf9h yonr house In good sty1e.
500 VIM furnish yonr house in grand style.
IS IS Suys Says SSoab Sssaos6 Chamber sSs set
US buys nnc dressing case set
SIS buys an elegant dressius:case4
S35 buys nice parlor suit.
500 buys handsome plush snlt.
S7a buys M elegant parl0r suit
ssas ssa!s u Says a5:asa
8 cents ID. buys an al wool ingram. ::
ss;s
slo buys d handsome lounge.
So BUS si aols III Sair 1aattress, best tick
$lJ buVs good range.
$3q ;G buys ~ slexant range. .r
~sf ino s Se2Ss 81
House Hss furnished !hIonshoat Il days notice.
'' R|'fs' Shi;R s 81 $
R Hz2X 5EsT1rsas aa2s Z
STOCK a fa1 Inc aousnHo1p Il GOODS,
which they 81 EiSRE ~ = f Fsfa Fa% e their
which mems small cash payment when tho goods
s's: g g'?sSans styles Of frame and
Black walnut chamber sets. F95. $50 Sa5, $4n.
Elegant marble-top dressing suits $50 s65 S7s
Lounges, single and double. Including the .woyen.
wire. !" the best bed lounge made.
4 full line OF tapestry aud fnSrain carpets.
Also stoves and ranges Of newest and warranted
brands.
and crockery, glassware sflverware. cutlery, tin
in fact everything needed for housekeeping, useful
nnd ornamental.
All Of these goods are all sold at hard times prtces
and on terms that cannoGf fail to BuIt-
You can furnish room plainly for SOS, and for
housekeeping for $lDQ Don't waste money boarding.
but BUY your furniture and sare 1t.
Union FURNITURE COMPANY,
Open Monday, Thursday, and Saturday till 9p- m.
1 re you IN WANT OF FURNITURE Or HOUSE
n HOLD GOODS?
The Enterprise Furniture Co.. f55 West Madison St,
would respectfully draw the attention OF country buy
ers aud the general public to their complete and veil
assorted stock Of housekeeping goods and turu1turc
which they Offering at lowest prices Their stock
comprises everything possibly needed Ia household
goods. both useful nnd ornamental besides Which they
now prepared to offer bargains In pfanos and organs
OF the best makes being practical men. they enjoy
facilities for purchasing goods which they can warrant
Of the best manufacture. and they can Place u the
FOOLEY 4 MITCHELL, 455 West Madlaon-sr
7 ga MADIsoN-sT., NEAR THE BRIDGE, MAY
n bc found all kinda of furniture, carpeta, cook
, 1879-06-01

A RARE CHANGE FOR TIE RIGHT PARTY WITH
trade II bsRs4 SRe1. 70 buy The baking appa,atus and
esaptshed delivery route In thriving town Of 14.Oop
M xMnHaItants IN Knox County, Iuinoa Inquire at SCI
, 1879-06-01

A 7 ga MADIsoN-sT., NEAR THE BRIDGE, MAY
n bc found all kinda Of furniture. carpets, cook
crocer. and househ I'D goods cheap for cash.
Houses furnished entire on easy payments. HIRAM
BRUSH, SUCCESSOR to j. c. G. Parry, 32 East Madl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31
IN THE pIsrRICr COURT oE THE

q Nevada, "
and for the County Of Ornsby orlena Bero plaintiff
Jehn Bero, defendant. Action brought in the Dist
Court Of the Second Judicial district of the State of Ne
vada in and for the County Of Ormsby and the complaint
ed in said County Of Ormsby i'll the office of the Clerk
Of said District Court The state Of Nevada sends greet
ing John Bero defendant: You hereby required
appear in action brought against by the abov
named plaintiff in the District Court OF the Second Jndiei
District the State of Nevada in and the County
Ornsby and the complaint filed therein Ia
of which accompanies this summons) within ten days
elusive Of the ay of service) after the service on yo
this sumnons-if served within this county; ser
out OF this county but within this district within TWEEN
days otherwise within forty days-or judgment
Will be taken against you. The said action is brought
obtain decree Of divorce dsOlvng the bonds of matr
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself on tn |
grounds OF desertlon and abandonment. Plaintiff alege
first that ever SINCE on or about the 81 day OF June A
1876, the defendant without provocation will
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff bas
continued and continues desert and
Second and that since said last mentioned date
for than year last set the said
utterly failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff he
common or any Of the necesSares of life, which said
defendants part which he could not avoid by ordinary
dustry; and further that she is without fault in t@
premises that there is living of the
rage female child named Franketa Bero Of the age
OF nine years that said child has been and deserted
by defendant and left to the support Of plaintiff Inc
defendant is unfit ts have the Of said child her
education that there is property plaintiff
and defendant; wherefore plaintiff prsys decree Of
that bonds between plaintiff ,nd defendant he
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the care
and custody of the said child Franketa Bero that
upon the final hearing such bsr
that pending this action defend Mt be required pay
plaintiff such reasonable Gums alimony and counsel
fees as may just that she her and ha
such other relief she he entitled to- fully
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you are hereby
notified that fail to appear and the said
plant above required the said plaintiff will apply
the court for the relief demanded in her complaint.
Given under hand, and the Seal of the District Cosr
and for thu County of Ormsby this 10Th day October
in the year OF Lord, thousand eight hundred and
evenly nine. !. II. MARSHALL.
c. $. yARIss, Attornev for Plaintiff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31
NOTICE NO. -.
CT OF CokGREss APPROVED JExE
IA ;, ISIS.

TEITsp STATES LAND otFICE,
..... CARSON CIrT. nevada December 20, 1919. {
Notice is hereby given to ali whom concern: Tst
Andrew J. Toft Of the CoInty of vashee, State of Ne
vada, has this Day fed in this Office his application No IL
To purchase fron the United States Government the fol
lowing described tract n land chiefly valuable for timber
and unfit for cultivation viz: West half of southeast
quarter of Seoion "a in township No II north al Range
No Is east, NJ. p NJ, containing 80 acres and situate
within the Carson City, Nevada, U. S. Land District
Any and all persons having interest in, claim
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with the register of said and
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication OF
this notice. failing to do they will be barred of
such adverse right or claim.
oct 6-6od c. Y. HARRIS, Register
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31
Il POULTRY p
T. Z 9 81
-ANp--
GENERAL PRODUCE.

We early at ell klanes a large AMI fUai
sUg.ly or shs BEES kinds OF Fruit. green
aaA dry and all klnd3 Of Vegetables In
easos. and fresh river and sea Ffsas. with
oy.ters. Cias.s, Mu~.ets, SsarisnSs. Grabs
aat cr~u Fish, with eaAasd goods in
Q RdIess variety,
Icing experieaee has enabled rs !"
AXE al nd an sAges OF TIA market, asfa We
an and DO bay the best a : ths iOSess rates
hereby Efvias eur eustS!aars the seaeasa
or oar cxPerieace.
We bay aBd Sesi ceasaH, As.si Oa all
xlt.as Of Garden aaa Orchard prod sss and
PomItry. tosesh ar with wifa Ganae la yea
. Ga. ana cas bay aud sell at rates tssat
giveus as ieSAt thu ability 10 sell all goo ts
prices shat eassls As 10 live aud lot
ALI scans CAREFULLY rACA KID.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31
DELINQUENT TAX VOICE.


NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
u DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF Orrisby Corntv. Ne
fd. for the year a 1879 has this dag besn delivered
H. A Driesoich, District Pro-ecuting Attnrn Of
sad county duy certified ny ard unless the deiH
.rIeu; therein specified ,Ad the Treasurer.
er ordeia Tax Receiver ..bin TWENTY DAYS !roa
Third Day Of December. n ID I>s3,
A0uoa will be commenced by SAID strict Prosecuting
Astornsy for the collection Of said ana
FRED b. TURNER, County Auli tns.
AUDI ars Otice Carson City, New, December g. 1872.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31
ASSESSMENT Notice.
NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING

~ COAPANY.-Location of principal place of business
San Francisco Csliforna.Locaeion of works, Grmsby
County, EevsdaNotee is hereby given that meeting
of the Board Of Directors held the 18th day of becem
Der, A. d. 1879 assessment (Ho. " of twenty five s
cents share levied each and share Ct
in u. s. gold coin the Secretary at the enice room
ll3 Leidesdorf street, San Francisco California. ANY
stock which this assessment is not paid SATUR
quent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless
pa yment is made before will be sold Wednesday the
2Ssh day Of January A. D. 1880, at the hour OF o'clock
to pay assessment together with the of adyers
and expense OF sale BY order Of the Beard Of Directors
.. BELTS, Secretary
Office: Room l. l13 Leidesdorf street. San Francisco
California. decl6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31

II
4 SECOND judicial District Of the state OF Nevada, IN
aud for the County Of Orrnsby. J. NJ Short plaintiff
Geo W H0lcomb, defendant. Action brought IN he
District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the State
Nevada in and for the County OF Ornsby and the com
plant fled in said County OF Ormsby in the oce Of the
Clerk Of said District Court The State Of Nevada sends
greeting W HolcouIb, defendant You hereby
required appear il action brought against you by
the plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada snd
for County of Orrusby and to the complaint
fled therein "a copy of which accompanies this summsns
within days exclusive OF the day Of servCe after the
services you Of this sumnons-if served Within TINS
County if served Of this County, but in this Dis
trct within twenty days. otherwise within forty dayser
indignant by eefaut will be taken against This sahi
action brought to the Of Six Hundred aud
dollars snd Forty cents balance alleged TO be
due from plaintiff account Of goods wares aHd
merchandise furnished plaintiff at yourthe defend
special instance and request between the 1th dsV
September A D. 1873 and the Sth day Of July 1879,
the fully appears in plaintiff complaint,
Gle in my Office, copy OF which is herewith
served Plaintiff also demands judgment for costa oil suit
And you hereby notified that if fail 10 appear and
the said complaint above reGniTei the SAID
plaintiff will take judgment against you for the said SUR
X SblI q and costs Of sut
Given under my hand, and the Seal Of the Dis
49, trlCt of the Second Juiicia nstrlCt IT tn
IT, State OF Nevada in and for the County ~ cTmshY,
SEAL his 18th day OF December in the year # or
s-,-' Lord hundred and seventy nine
de:IT J II. MAR ALI. Cie-S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31
NICHOLS INFALLIBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed Ia cure proapty and permanently every
Of GSnorhea elect and Whites. matter +
how long standing directions followed Internal
medicines not recommended necessary. xsAr-
untesd mercy refunded. For sale by B. p. Foster
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-31
FoR - ALE.
: nrEER EnR Bale THWEE HI,NDREI

OFFER FOR SALE THREE HUNDRED
acres Of and with dwelling house, barn and sheds,
god lee house vt cast three tonS well adapted
fr milk ranch' Stables and Al Ms enough to acconme
date one hundrc cut from seventy five to one
hundred tons ii hay: also vegetable grounds also offer
FOR sale from 800 head of grlded Angora grade
from ~ u 1916 together with three full blooded bucks
rom imported stock For price aud particulars Inquire of
uyl5tt -. L. SNlF' warm SPURIOUS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14

hip, lifted him from the ground and
and fairly threw him down with all
bis might and ufair. In consequence of
Elliott's hold not be;rg loosenei, Dsyer
went down with bis full weight on top
Of him; and as Elliott struck the earth
with dull and heavy thud, the crush
ing of his ribs could be plainly heard
On the ring side.
1t was & terrible spectacle that fol-
lowed. As Dwyer, who was also feeling
the effects of the contest rolled off his
antagonist and waited to be picked up.
Elicit was seen lying where be had
fallen, limp and notionless. Cries ol
"He's dead" were raised. and when
his seconds went to pick him up they
found him insensible, and in fact more
dead than alive. They carried him to
his corner and placed him on his chair
but be fell off of it the minute they lei
60 of him.
The sponge was thrown up by Goss,
and Referee Smith declared Dwyer the
winner.
The time of the last round "a Sec
onds- Total time of the fight, II min
utter 40 seconds.
Elliott aud Goss are now in Erie.
Elliott i, badly used up, at least five
ribs being fractured. He cannot moved
fer a day or two.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14
GENERAL ITEMS.

Senator Gordon's sheep ranch at Ty-
Ty, Ca, comprises 10000 acres of
good land.
Garibaldi is racked with rheumatism.
An attack comes on every forty days
aud lasts for eight days.
A gang OF bush rangers in New South
Wales recently entered the town Of
Jerilderie, captured the police, plum
dered the bank and held the town for
two days.
The cattle ranch recently purchased
By William II. Vandey 0ilt in Colorado
is said to have cost him $3.50, 900.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will visit 1t in May.
Daniel Ordway, of Proctersville, VT,
is "a years old, and expect to die soon.
His grave clothes and coffin have
been made, under bis directions, and
a clergyman lately preached his funeral
sermon, in accordance with his urgent
request.
Two Englishmen recently started
from Denver for walk to the noun
tains before breakfast, an apparently
easy task, as the mountains did not
appear more than a mile or two away.
After walking for an hour without
seeming to have made any progress to-
wards the desired goal one OF them be-
came discouraged and concluded to
return for his breakfast. Afterwsrd
he took carriage and went in search
of his friend, whom he found on the
bank of small ditch engaged in re-
moving his boots. HIS friend inquired
what he intended to do. de replied to
wade the ditch. His friend said there
was DO necessity for that, as it was less
than three feet across, and be could
easily jump it. "You can't tell any
thing about in this blsrsted country;
sit may be three hundred feet across"
His morning walk proved to extend
about fifteen miles before he reached
the foothills.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14

lie, because much Of the bitterness and
hostility visited upon our people wa.
intensified by our desotion to the Union
in the struggle with rebellion.
We appeal for aid to the old anti
slavery apostles, who never failed US in
the past when We fled from the house Of
bondage, and upon whom we now rely
in our enforced exile from the spirit OF
oppression.
We appeal for succor to the Society
Of Friends in this our journey through
the wilderness of Southern hate to the
land Of promise, where we may live In
peace, security and happiness.
We appeal in our distress to the
country at large, which has authentic
and historic evidence of the outrages
aid massscres tisi.ed npon us with Im-
punity, for no other reasons than at
tempting tc exercise our rights as Amer
lean citizens.
We appeal to these and all other
classes and conditions who sympathize
with US in our wrongs, who are willing
to help us in our fight to save our lives
and enjoy our liberty, to respond to our
wall for moral and material aid to mi
crate to State where political assassi-
nations are unknown and where rhe bnll-
dozer cannot reach US.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14
4 Stirring Appeal for Aid.

The following address has been
issued by the coiored peoples conven-
ton, recently held in Louisiana: We,
the representative of the people of Af
rican decent in louisiana, in conven
ton assembled, solemnly and truly de-
clare before God and the country that
We are denied the freedom of the ballot
aDd equality before the law, aud that
in the unholy prosecutions visited upon
US for our political opinions, the ut
most limit of endurance has been reach
ed.
Oar grievances, which we have pa
tiently aud hopefully borre, have been
numerous and cruel.
We have suffered ostraoism N viola
ton of divine precepts.
We have been denied oue civil rights
in utter disregard of the laws of the
Commonwealth.
The courts have aggravated our
wrongs b. mockiug our appeals for re-
j1:ress.
Our school houses, churches and
homes have beeS reduced to ashes With
impunlty.
We nave bsen sytem atically cheated
and plundered By planters aud country
merchants until starvation stares us in
the face.
By wicked combination we are for
ced to rent land at $40 an acre per
year, which could not be sold fee sim.
pie for S5 per acre.
Our representative men have been
driven from their homes and forced to
abandon their property and household
goods because of their Republicanism.
Our people have been whipped, muir
dered and outraged when they would
not be seduced and could not be CO.
creed from the party which emanci-
pated them.
Our cry in terror for help, for pro-
lection, and against political assassin
ations has been sbamefully ridiculed
BY our guilty enemies as the waving
of the .'bloody Shirt" without any
foundation.
If We are illiterate, it is because
white men made it crime to teach US
to read the Bible.
If we are poor, it is because we have
been denied the right of property, life
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Our past in the South has been an
existence Of sorrow, tears and blood,
and ubdar the unehristlan and despotie
public sentiment, the future is wlthou,
a raw of hope.
We have almost been driven to des-
peration throug gh the yellow fever, the
Southern policy ahd political massacres.
For these and other reasons, which
are matter of record, we appeal for
material aid to the official aud mora
influences of the President of the United
States for whom many persons of At
rican descent, rather than be false tc
principle, willingly sacrificed theiI
| lives.
We appeal to Congress for q favor
able consideration in behalf of the suf.
fering, hunted, prosecuted, and starv.
ing e1iles.
We appeal in our necessities, to the
Republican party, to which we have
conscientiously and faithfully adhered,
for which we have been scourged and
ma.sacred.
We appeal to the liberality of good
men in the Democratic party who are
opposed to the wicked methods prsc-
nced upon defenseless people for po-
iitical OPTIONS.
We appeal to the hearts of the chris
tian public; to the churches and all
other organizatIous who have observed
our patience and endurance under the
reign of terror.
We appeal with confidence to the
loyal sentiment which saved the Repub-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14
STATE ITEMS,

An Oak tree was felled in Berks
county recently that was known to be
two hundred and forty years old.
William Shotfsrsll, of Lancaster, fell
under the wheels of moving train at
Harrisburg, on Tuesday week and re-
ceived injuries which resulted in his
death the same day.
Daniel Roat, of Remove, passenger
engineer on the Eastern division OF tne
Philadelphia and Erie railroad, had
$500 stolen from his trunk during an
alarm of fire a, that place recently.
Near Castanea, Clinton county, are
markable cave has been found, which
has been penetrated for three hundred
feet. A human bone and tooth we're
picked up by party Ct explorers.
Ex- School Commissioner Wilson, OF
Esston, has . cane made from the scaf-
fold on which jos Brown was executed
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14
or-rRAL ITEMS;

c,asn accommodated l, ,O2O tracp7
' An Iowa farmer, who lost bis SUI. -
court shot and mortsily wounded 'ne
opposing lawyer. .,l.,i-,.;
her life. being shout t' die last "eeA'
lied ne, husband and children aoou'
Sar and told them where she had buried
s6 nOO Of her earnings in the eeiisf'
They dug i, up before the iuneral.
O,s hundred ladies Of Lowell, Mass,
marched in a body to the iowa haii
and a,peared before the Board OF Al
dermen to protest against the issuing
of license for selling iiqucr. ,oo
Since the exodus commenoedi o'ooO
colored immigrants have reaeneo 90 Do
t,oui. from the Soutb, OF which Z'4oo
were able TO pay their way to han'as
The farmers Of Indiana county are
of the opinion that the wheat crop ~
that county this season Will be MUCH
below the average.
The Franklin Repository last week
said; A singular relic was found 10
front of the bresstworks charged y
Pickett at Gettysburg the other Day
1t was the lower jaw-bons OF map Wiin
a bullet firmly imbedded. Several
teeth we're in it. Last week si:7er
shield with 81. Chapman, Go. u, "a
Reg. Wis. Vol, Iron Brigade, war
| 1861" engraved thereon was founc two
miles west of Gettysburg.
The farmers of Fairview n. j., have
become excited at the killing of their
cattle. selected as diseased BY General
Sterling, and threaten to resist with
arms spy further acts Of the kind. The
Inspector threatens to call upon the
Sheriff for assistance.
William Lallance and George Rhodes
who we're on a hunting and fishing trip
c1awled into he drum house OF the
coal works at New Haven, near Pom
eroy, Ohio, on Thursday night to sleep
About one o'clock on Friday morning
the house caught fire aud burned to the
ground, the sleeping men being con
sumed in the flames. Their bodies
were found at daylight, charred beyond
recognition.
A St LOUIS Judge hss fined about
fifty lottery ticket sellers from s5UO to
$500 each. The aggregate of lines Is
about S35, COO.
Nellie Grimes was a little girl OF
Eve years when, eighteen years ago, she
began to slide dosu the bslustersin the
six story building at l53 Nassau street
New York. where her mother lived.
She kept up the sport until last Satur-
day. Then, in slipping down ahead OF
her mother who was on the stairway,
she lost her poise, 'oppled over with a
shrek and fell. She was picked up un
conscious and died on Sunday.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14

A DISPATCH from England says -
The English are discussing the subject
of compulsory vaccination. A law is
pending in Parliament to extend the
compulsory system to Ireland. The
opposition is bitter and ably conducted.
Several leading medical men join in the
opposition, which is based on the ground
that vaccination is frightful agent in
spreading diseases of syphilitic, scrof
ulous AMI erysipelaious nature, aud that
it is not preventive of smallpox. Mr..
Gladstone questions the wisdom of the
law.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-05-14

MORMON missionaries operate ex-
tensively and successfully in in Scot
land. The " saints" have in that
country of oatmeal, hills, lochs and
orthodox theology a patriarch, four
high priests, Eve councillors of seven
ties, sixty nine elders, four deacons and
SST members. Last year l32 persons
were baptized in the faith and l3l con-
ver.s were sent TO the promised land of
the polygamist-Utah."