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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.

The Executive Committee of tho Young Mems
Christian Associations OF the United States and the
British Provinces have just agreed to call tho next
biennial convention of the to meet at Bal
tmorc, Md, May II TO the 18th The 125 general
secretaries of tine than eigh hundred associa-
tons will hold their meetings at the place from
the 18th TO the 2lst OF May The Executive Committee
state that the occasion viii be OF marked inter-
est as reports will be presented of the progress made
in the South and West during the last two years. and
OF the work done among SOUOVO railroad men, G0,OU0
college students aud 800. 900 German youths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18
CONTRACTION DYING OUT.

The number of cases of scarlet fever and dphthe-
ria reported 20 the sanitary Bureau this week indi
Gates that those diseases beginning TO be less
prevalent. Yesterday there twenty three cases
OF scarlet fever reported and nine OF dlphthcria.
The work OF the disinecting corps still continues
undated, and constant demands made upon IL by
hotels, boarding houses and the like for fumigatin
facilities. Medical experts attached to tho Health
Board say that the snow storm will have beneficial
effects in clearing and purifying the air. provd 4
dirt heaps do not be allowed " accumulate in it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18
KLEPTOMANIAS VICTIM.

Lizzie Gardner. the young girl who arrested in
Brooklyn time ago. for stealing earrings and
jcwcry from little girls the street. arrairncd
before Judge Moore. of the Kings County Court of
Sessions yesterday, indictment having been found
against her. Assistant District Attorney Weinberg
said that similar accusations had been made
the accused before. aud that Drs A. W. Sh, part
and Walker had certified that she not responsible
for her acts. In the opinion of the Assistant District
Attorney the girl a confirmed kleptomaniac and
should be sent to asylum. The prisoner was re-
nanded to Raymond Street Jail by Judge Moore. who
directed that her mental condition be again examined
into by Drs. Shepard and Walker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18
SEvENTY-FIRST VETERANS.

A meeting Of the Veteran Corps of the Seventy
first regiment held at the Armory. Broadway
and Thirty fifth street, last evening. Vice Com
mander s. A. Bunce in the chair. The special
committee on law reported a constitution
and bylaws, which were, after discussion
adopted The following officers for the current year
were then elected Colonel II. Martin; Lieutenant
Colonel, I. Freeborn Major, A. L. See; Adjutant
q. H. Patrick; Quartermaster, J. L. Woolsey Pay
master. w. A. Phlbrick. When the business meeting
adjourned the gentlemen present spent pleasant
hour socially while discussing excellent collation.
that provided for them by the Executive COM
nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18
BENJAMIN NATHAN'S WIDOW.

Mrs. Emily G. Nathan, widow of Benjamin Nathan,
who so brutaly murdered in 1870, in the build
ing No. II West Twenty third street. now occupied
by Adams Express Company died on Thursday even
ing at her residence. No. $50 Fifth avenue. The
funeral is to take place tomorrow Sunday morn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18
THE WRECKED ITALIA.

The bark Italia. which stranded on Deal Beach.
N. j., on Thursday, is still lying watcrlogged in the
breakers, which at high tide make q clean breach
over her decks Captain Mariana and the Life Saw
ing boarded the ship at low water yesterday and
secured the baggage and clothing of the sailors. but
were uLao-e " set the CAPTAINS clothing or impe-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18
HE yrNprcAron ABANDONED.

THE vINDIcAToR ABANDONED.
Owing to the intense cold and the barricade OF ice
THE Coast wrecking Company's men were compelled
to stop work ON the wrecked steamer Vindicator.
The probability that the vessel Will prove tobo
loss. Most OF the cargo has been taken out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-18

ments as the cabin was filed with water and ice Tho
Coast wreeking Companys men expect 70 riSh' Inc
ship shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-10

DIRD SEED, BIRD CAGKS. BIRD CAGE
ID CUPS, Bird Medicine Breeding Cages
Cage Hooks sni Safety Chains, SC, at
MCLEAN & UHLERS,
mh2l u King street..
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NH 1--po.s Surviving Trustee.
GALE OF LAND NEAR CLIFTON, IN
= FAIRFAX COUNTY.

GALE OF LAND NEAR CLIFTON, IN
y FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Pu1susnt TO the docree Of the Circuit Cour. CT
Fairfax county in tha quit of KincEelce w.
Hickey, Sc entered OF November term: 1915,
l shall, on MONDAY, the l1th day pf Msrch,
1879, (Court dsy) sell TO the highest bidder, tina!
certain LOT Or PARCEL, OF LAND 3! loited
to the estate of Mary Kincheloe, and purchased
st former sale by j. S. Otis, containing 6S
acres. This land lies contiguous TO the depot,
apd is susceptible Of improvement; There has
boan put up on this lsnd several cabins.
Terms Of Sslo-Enough cash to pay costs and
expenses of salo and the amount Tor Which tho
former purchaser is in default, 60 be made
known on day Of saloj and the residue in ono
and two years, equsl payments, TO boar lAteres!
from day of snle end TO be secured by the nole5
of the purchaser, with good personal security,
and retention of tito until tho last paymen. il
msdo. THOMAS MOORE, Com. OF Sale.
Fairfax county, feb l5-wdw
Rss- Tic sboTo sgla, fer the wait of bidders,
is adjourned until MUEDAf, the 2lst day OF
April, ~ The same place, at T. o'clock III, Court
day. IEc9. MOOhk,
NH l9-wiw Comln'r. 0! sac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-10

I~WIDE AWAKE! New SPRING STYLES
Doors AND SHOES. Tho largest, best selected,
and cheapest stock of boots and shoes ever offer
ed in this market.
Every man ought to consider where be can
get the most value for his money. a penny
saved, is penny earned. All we ask our friends
and patrons is TO favor US with call, and con-
vince themselves Of the fact that We can meet
the demands Of all.
We arc resolved TO sell our goods a! 50 sms!l
3 prof. that tho people must buy.
Thereby enabling us to keep Our stock always
seasonable.
A failure to examine our stock is an opportu-
nifty lost
We can make i. 70 your interes! 10 trade with
Our goods are bought from drs! Misunderstanding
double prof.. and giving our customers tho
benefit.
Country merchants will lind i! to their advan-
lage to examine our stock from which equally
good selections can be made at prices that will
compare favorsbiy with those of tue northern
cities.
Ladies' Pebblo Goat Button Eoo,s, 81 rs TO 3 W
" French Kid - l 70 TO 4 50
Lasting Foxed " I25 to 3 GO
" I" Polish At co to 2O9
Slppels IN gros! variety % TO 2 90
Mems Calf Boots gu TO d w
" Coarse SHOES (Solid) 90to 81
Missey Eoots lOOtol 80
Children's Boots ~ to 60
W.B. WADDEY.
No. ITO King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-10
kEC"THHY s1SEIEa.

Il DED INTAREST - a TRACT OF
LAND IN RICHMOND C0UATY, VIK-
GINIA. KNOWN AS The KINDER
hook FAKM-Ihe undersigned, the ss;clec
in bankruptcy OF HoboT. Cen;pbc!!; j., vii! sell
by public suction, - tho highest bidder 81 ;he
Mansion House, in tho city Of AlczanIris, and
State ct Virgins, 81 l. o'clock H. e., on tho 9Th
DAY OF APRIL NEXT, tho title AID estate
of Robert Csmpb@ll, il, IL o trac: Of land III
Richmond county, Va containing 1909 acres y!
land, moro CT less, knowE =; the kindkeIEooS
farm, which was conveyed BY Ro5er! Campbell,
sr., and wife, 10 John Campbell for the term OF
his natural life by deed, dated about April,
1871. and recorded amoEg tho land records or
said county, TO which reference /; had icr CO
scription.
md adjoins tho lands OF Daniel HlEson. Tho mas
Bowen, d. w. Wharton and Richard Scste5'
estate, and is improved by y DIV ELLlNG and
out buildings.
The interest Of sail Robert Campbell, IT,, is
en- undivided ono hal! interest, subject 70 tho
said life estate.
TIE terms of sale will be: Ono third cash on
tho day aud 1t too place Of sale. and tho residue
in Two equal payments q. 4 and J.. months, with
intsrcst from the day Of sale. 70 ba secured by
The notes OF the purchaser.
Il. a. BARRY. Assignee in Bankr'y::
NH It'd O! Robert Campbell. II.
* Inc SoCEo $50 IS pCsLponet uHLli ~ -
DAY NEXT, the l5sh instant. Then II will take
place st tho same rIaca. ct O'clock p. n.
COIMISSIOHEKS SALE OF LAND ~
q FAIRFAX COUNTY,.
Pursuant 10 the several DEGREES rendered IN
The suit Of knchelogs heirs vs.. Daniel kinchc-
loas admir-, 1 will, on MONDAY, TIC l!th day
OF March, 1879. (C0urt day. sell 70 tho hlgheS!
bidder those TWO CERTAIN TRACTS OE
LAND, being part OF tho reel estate OF which
tho late Ds1icl kncholoo died scized, contain.
ing respectively IS acros and 1874 acres. The
smaller of these tracts has a Goa FOETABhh
WILLING HOUSE, with tho usual ou.-
buildings; Tho other is without improvements,
but has an abundance OF wood
forms OF sale, - directed h7 tho decree oil
November term, 1865: Ono tenth o! the purchase
money in hand on tho day OF saiai the residue
in three equal instruments NJ six, twelve ard
eighteen months, with interest from tho day o!
sale, to DO secured by the notes of the nurchsser
with good security, tho title 20 be rct:ncd Until
tho last payment is made
THOiAS MOOEE. Conlm'r. ut :ja!D.
Fairfax county, fen lI-wlW
~ The above sale. fer the want Of bidders,
is adjourned until MONDAY, tho 2lEt day OF
April, =. inc sHMo place, a. T. o'c.cc; N, CoIt.
day. HOS. hooEE,
NH l9wiw CoGiIn'F. OF Sa'.
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E.EkISEI NiaEEGEG.


ounty, or the 7th day of April, l9.9
Benjamin +. Det5rd, Thomas DG:o:d, A.ha..I
Webb and hi; vie, CG.ha?:E0 WEBB, Gca-,.
J.. Webb AID Ii; vito. GGCr2IaEGa yVc,,
Ella pcGnrd &Gd Lathe Dc:0Id, the :y,J L.,
n&ret being ia'S:Ii enGGT !"en:y-oHe ye,:.
oisg2, aEd suing b. SAL Bon! snin +. ue!o.t
81 their Eex. friend, pIaln';llsr aga:cs: Beury
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1870. - ~ r, olaco-y
go. ~ 49,. - 49, i.,.;
nGit. 10 o.~s - ~ - - "'''-o q.
ell /. l. $50 NV &c - $50 - -
.nc ENG III = eA",r' "a o."StJ' =. ""IHES,
ain.h , HstC I,:y r,
SEX SCI: u 49, i'SS:oS.C"' W." ."'''E, - "'
sun aCco'""'H - '"''' '0'"o>''' '"'':e'.'
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me s':!d % !-hHi..t.' ti'A'' ~ h!''"'.' 60.
ci'De El;So!! t9o-I' 49,. "I' !, -. VII,
[;srEcJ Eohu "A'oC>y".' 1'oos;; 1''',.''.
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ing eEttFeI 'teIl "Ppen':.''Ip '''.1 Yen -
curly Acco: .In3 !" ~: ~. - "..,'''.5' a."
luc r"'t9 % ''.a N0"'t' "'," ~ Hpp-''''.h ~
hu!ua'ls !lH1 ti'cJ n'o ''cI ''stu','S - '"'.
State ~ Is ordered l.!"1 S.iu Gt'o!'uH!n'' ".'i'
here "ilhin one iA@hla "..er cue p"D.!S",.i. @.
this order and 90 Whsl L necessary TO prVscS-'
interest in this suit; and tha.a copy o! tbs
der bo forthwith lNse:;G9 II: Ie h h "
zc!'c' newspaper pToscu -. ttao W.
e2Shusa, once = We" ~. 4o'tt ~ E',
snu pos'eu \. ''c ''o''s ooot y. WV N'"' '''''.
q lH's county - COPY ,,;;;.,,,;u., ,r,..
-, Ahi'-A' / - Ia, N."."
jon" al Jo"!'S'H' j. i w.
STiHUiNfA: 1T KuIcs Gct in the Clera.,
y trjte ii the CIr.u!. Court cr h.eE.a!!..
cnur,v an tho -,b t.v OF hu:il. $50
Inrn " C,rr5lI. uiairt;G nc.,a.. Trum.. =
iIuii ard william v. n,u.lan, !.u-:.o, 81.
,enda,ts. IN chgncfr-.
Memo. The object 9: iii. sl.t = - 81 ur,r laa
lien Of plaintiffs iGdgmnt npa.G,t tHn i,. - Il.
oC the ,iecoaL.i:., Irufnsn /. sui, SIag H. 81,
county Of EjcyanGyi.. Va, aid Ia sUhit,c o..
.a,cc 10 ,aig in order L, satisfy sail iG!Egr.t
Tia defendant, William W. Bowul.r, t.i
hsvjGe entered his Gaprarauc0 aDi give
srrnr,ty according ~ lho nc, & Assembly
and tho rules Of this Court, And j. ~.
nearing by affidavit that ho is not rcsn!rL. %.
this State, il is ordered that the said dc!cn!,H
appcar here within ono month after due puhly.'
ton Of this order and do what is necessary =,
rro.nrt his ir.nrr:, in hi; suit; and ,hata c,I,
Of tins order bo forthwith inserted in the \ .r,
.ndri. Gazette, q rcwspaucr published in Ia.
riiv of hinTrnd-ia, o1ca y wor; for four 81.
rcss;vc week.. and postcI At the front door ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-10
VIRGINIA AGENCY FOR

Bay al home sSonts snd Get . double gGarnA-
ice i@yi'ot fIctory?riccs for caSt. Ec!ted or
sold On the monthly paymol. plan. second
nnnl Organs, MaoieoHs All pi.nos - log IS
So Seal f,r illustrated catalogue t.
j. l.. VANAUEEN, Gen, . s. t"r Va,
.lra.i - North Fairay s. ale. andre.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
MORNING BOARD.

opmr, 32'4, 80
EeXit an, 34a, 81,
could 4 Curry, liz. Ill.,
Best 4 Belcher, q ~
California, o.;
Savage, l5ss, l51s
Consolidated Firginis, "a SIS
Chollar, s4, SIS
Potosi, 59s,
Hale q NorcTO+s, l7SX,
Crown Point, 395 4
Yellow Jacket, 1917,
Imperial, 10,
Confidence, llH
Sierra Nevada, 81,
Utah, 2OA,
Exchequer, 4 90.
Justice, . 95,
0verman, ~,
Union Consolidated, sSI. SO
kentuck, 20
Alpha, l4l-
Belcher, 3 S..
Alta, so,
Lady Bryan, Zoe,
Julia, 3 SO. 3 30.
Caledonia, Z %. . 80
Silver Hill, l 80. %
Chal enge, ) o. 3
Occidental, 2 IS
Phil. Sheridan 4oc
Lady Washington Con. 10 ! e5
KosSuth, l5c
Ward, 81, 3 so.
Andes, Il 20
Scorpion, 4 80 4 rs
Trojan, lie
Benton Con-, 3 IS 3T0
Golden Gate, ?
Con. Dorado, ; 25 s
Flowery, 4ae.
North Bonanza, 10, 10
NackaY, zoe
Fair aN, e0c
Plutus, 2 50
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
JOTS S.

Officer Robert Duncan has returned to Car
bn, much to the disgust of the law breakers.
The funeral of William Fife will take place
rom the Presbyterian church at Q O'Clock
bis ate noon.
David Burlington a miner of Virginia City,
as found dead in his bed yesterday. He had
ken dose of morphine.
II. Nj. Levy called Hon" of late "though
one could ever tell why" and Maurice
orllech, two Pine street mining experts,
ere in Carson yesterday.
The APPEAL acknowledges the receipt of
Pmplimentary tickets to the anniversary ball
the Good Templars of Carson, which will
ke place at the Carson Opera House this
Fening.
The Virginia Chronicle says that the Carson
RYAN. girl who is trying to rival Mrs. Par
|hg;on was in Virginia City last week where
Q mentioned consecrated lys as cure FOR
rms, and feelingly spoke of Gear and New
pits recent trial for embarrassment.
A few days ago tho ArrEAL mentioned
|pment of bullion from the Paradise mins.
be proper name OF tina mine is The Bullion
Paradise" to distinguish it from the
billion Of Gold Hill. There is wide differ
ice between Pa,adise and Gold Hill.
Miss Maria Softer is about to form French
a German class in this city. Miss Softer
an accom- lished and cultivated lady and
ProuShly competent, and has taught tive
F.rs in Farce. Persons wishing to avail
bmse,ves Of tho opportunity Of learning
her Of the two above mentioned languages
} referred to Mrs. Governor Kipksad and !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07

0VFioa Oh THsa , PEiCK No, ga ShCRAKEHTr 81,
Francisco Nay "a I7Sa.
MessRs J s. TAYLOR q Co -- Gents: have made
full lniuatC oth bread and hscIl;s prepared under
my own direction the use OF your Gu AMPAGNE BAK-
ING POWDER. and find that they do not contain alum
any other injurious or deeterous ingredients. Rs
skecttully submitted
YEOMAS PRICE, Assayer AID Chemist,
sep23
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07

CARSON SUNsErs.-For the past week Car
scenic effects painted by the sinking sun upor
| the overhanging clouds. On some occasion:
| the effects have been of an astonishing
| character and we'll calculated to make "a
| painter blow his brains out in a fit of sheer
despair Banks of clouds with mngling OF
white and yellow, became a curtain of snowy
gold, hanging against a background of pure
| blue, ornamented with splashes Of crimson
and ending in various shades of green; the
latter color being the combined reflections of
| the blue and yellow. Last evening the
clouds which were marshalled in the west,
seemed like the sand stone rocks one sees in
Colorado which have been worn into
fantastic shapes by the action of the foods.
One could hardly realize that anything so
substantial in appearance could be but a
combination of mist and sunshine The
weather experts hold that such an appear
ancs of the heavens is a sure representation
of heavy winds, such as cause dry goods
boxes to skip along the sidewalks aud lure
the churchly into the channels of expletive
and profanity. They insist that such dis
position of the skies can be read as knowing
ly as when one peruse the programme of a
play and determines whether tragedy or
farce is to be presented, long before the
curtain rises These weather fellows,
however, are mostly mistaken.
IMPORTANT TO HUNrERs.-There is a great
difference in hunters and fishermen. Some
men 60 out early in the morning and return
late at night having hunted and ished all day
only to come back empty handed and com
planning OF cramps and colds. Others start |
out about noon and return at sundown loaded
with the spols of the chase. The later indi !
viduals are those who purchase their ammu- !
alton aud implements Of des:ructioatof John |
.. Fox.
Rooms FOR RsNr.-Finely furnished rooms
o let, single or 81 suite, with bath room AZ
ached. Board can be had if required. The
ute of rooms face the south. Engnire at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07

In times past to nud To,ief people had take sack
n,useom remedies castor oil, ssts pills ETC. but now
they the pleasant S, Pigs, which unloas the
bowels, reSu,ates the liver ceanses the system c1res
hhousness eonspat ton etc. For sale BY all druggists
TEE severess Of Teoth&cae Neuralgia cured in
few minutes by resing Mrs. Or. Howes Neuralgia Cure
For sale BY 1haxter, druggist Gel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
THE CARNIVAL DRAMA.
wRAF MAY SHORTLY Re LOOKED FOB ON
TIE STAGE.

Professor Ensign, the famous safe cracker
Is once more giving public exhibitions il
San Francisco of his proficiency III forcing
| locks He claims that the manufacturers OF
! the so-called burglar proof safes are frauds
who misrepresent the goods they sell. To the
ordinary mind eight inches of chilled steel and
a lock of 10, 600 combinations would seem a
sufficient safeguard for property. A few days
ago, however, at Platt's Hall, Ensign gave an
exhibition of safe cracking. The matinee
was attended by nearly all of the amateur
burglars in the city, anxious to get some
points. Ensign bored series of holes around
the lock of Hall & Co. 3 safe and opened the
door in twenty minutes. The applause was
hearty and spontaneous. He will probably
make a tour through Nevada before long and
the artistic neatness of his exhibition will be
sure to attract crowd. Before long notices
somewhat like the following may be looked
for in the daily press, under tho head of
amusements:
CARSON OPkRA HOUSE,. Professor Ensign
opened last evening to "a large and fashionable
audience. His work shows signs Of careful
study and thorough knowledge of his part.
He manipnlates his dark lantern with true
artistic effect, and his feat of lying on his
back and boring upward with patent wheel
geared auger received well deserved round
Of applause. His work with the jimmy are |
fully equal to the highest flights of Paisley |
Blinker, who Appeared here last week, |
iorsed by she best masters. Such trihing |
aLlt of style, however, can easily be cor
'ected, and the time is not far distant when
our Pacific Coast favorite will rank with |
Stiggins, Boliver, Sykes and the acknowledged
lights of the profession. The performance
losed with an exhibition of forcing windows
y Billy jenkins, pupil of Easigns. twas
cry well done considering the extreme youth
f Jenkins, who is a very promising young
nan. There will be a change of programme
his evening and some interesting novelties
re promised.
COMING ATTRACTIONS Manager Preddey :
now negotiating Win IseO LICK tne Dali
francisco garroter, for weeks engagement, I
nd as the offer made is a very liberal one our ,
heater goers will doubtless have the pleasure &
witnessing thoroughly enjoyable perform /
Ice. The Red Dick exhibiting in Eureka is /
humbug travelling around under the name !
the great original Red Dick. l.
Two forgers from New York will be here y
ext month in their specialties. They are t
rongly endorsed by the press, and will show t
1t for three nights and a matinee. The
atinee for ladies and children will be at re-
iced rates of admission.
There is talk of getting up a benefit for 8,
Turnips, the Comstock chicken thief. He n
a deserving young man in reduced crcum- 4
.nces, and his benefit should be bumper.
number of well known ladies and gentle
IN have already signi6ed their willingness =
assist. J"
The fifteen pirates whose terms in San VI
lentine have just expired, have organized a ~
,satore company. Bodie Sal. has accepted i,
role of " Josephine -
&zzn- | III
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
SYRUP OF FIGS

lie the best renads Of the fret Because il pleasant
take; second 1t 30 &c it, work. thirdly, II
cures by removing the cause; aronsn, the liver and
oosels 70 activity bi.iosDsss, ceass the sys
tenn psrrites the hio ana estorss ttk sferey health
oG1@ 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
NlCROLS' lNFALLlBI.E INJECTION.

Guaranteed to pro.r Pity permanently
OF GonoTflasa Gis.:t All Whites matter Of
bow long stst,1i:y diEeet.lrs followed Internal
medicines not rtuInmrnIed necessary s goat
auteed nAa.sy rcS,xldei. For sale by 3 + Eoster
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07


THE DAILY RUNAWAY 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning Carson had it's regular
daily runaway. A horse belonging to Harris
Brothers, becoming frightened at a scrap of
paper blown across the street, started off at a
break neck pace. 1t rounded the corner at
the Savings Bank and finally brought mp
among some shade trses on Husser street
The wagon was considerably broken up, bnt
the horse escaped without ,njaey.
THR TARoKr MA-cH.-An sorts OF appro-
pirate and Substantial presents are pouring
into Thaxter's drug store for the Carson
Guard. Silverwars, hams, bags of -four, fire.
arms and money are among the donations,
which at present number over thirty. The
Company hope that the donation boom viii
last a while longer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
EVERYBODY

GO and these young horses for sale Cht Co,
RAJ back u the CaTtni where also be- tJund hay
grain and superior accommodations fur Horses
boarded and ssooled By the l.g week, & h. Glssos
proprietor. oc22- lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07

FeuR doses of Mrs. Dr. Howe's Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and enc BEETLE viii cure
she worst case of REEUMATIsx. Try it. Il
costs but orc dollar For sale At Thnxter's
drng store. ocs9&
Fon Neuralgia Nervous Debility ard WI wasting sis
cases. Fellows Hyps phositss l. genuine prepare
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
WANTED.

horse with euierces suitable tor lady AID gent
Furnished LID th- depot preferred Enqui
this ctfee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
FOR SALE.

Ekgsnt residence, Carsoh street. with tursisure,
oftered for sale cheap Enquire ot George B. Webb