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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-07
TERMS.

Five dollars 80 % insure afaito b. pail q
soon as the mare i knowB 10 De with toaL Part
ing wi b a mare before she IS kaoNn q Dc VIII
fOai fOrfeits the insurance money. Mares must ~
brought regularly. and u put 70 any other horse
the insurance money viii be claimed. y b
Good care will be taken. but ~ responsibility ~
accidents an escapes.
ALEXANDER CoUNTRYNAN,
April Ie Owner and keeper
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The fact that George WashiBgton's
wife never asked where be had been
when he came home late OF night
goes q great ways toward accounting
for bis extreme truthfulness.
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We seek tor riches, and d. not end
them ; We do 0 seek for death, but
alas! be comes.
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NV wife having len my bed ami board, the pap
lie are hereby notified not 70 harbcr OF trust her y
my account. As I will be responsible ior No aeots Y
her contracting. unless compelled 10 % 20 y u''
April > CORNELIUS c.LOHR.
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TRADE FOR WOOL.
THE II
WAX WORK JR.,

The property OF Ale@ander COuntryman viii
stand tor ; Fsico the ensuing Jason. ending
July 10Th Is, The first three days AZ the stable
Of Josiah Bfaat In Somerset borough, the nest
thre at the sta lie Of Philip Shaver in Friedens.
and the Lext tlree days OF the stable Of the owner
N Lara1syille md 50 on alternately throughout
the seasnm- Sl4dave exceufef
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Delivered to any address free IRON oh
servatlon.
Patients may consult by letter, %receiv-
ing the same attention as by calling, by
answering the following questions
/. Give your name and post-ofiice adj
dress. county and State, and your nearest
express office?
9. Your age and sex;
9. Occupation?
A. Married or single?
5. Hight. weight, now and in health
8. How long have You been sick
Z. Your complexion, color of hair and
eyes
8. Have you a STOPPING or erect gait.
8. Relate without reservation all you
know about your case. Enclose one dol
lar as consultation free. Your letter will
then receive our attention. and we will
give you the nature of year disease and
our candid opinion concerning a cure
Competent Physicians attend to cores
pondents. All letters should be addressed
to Dispensatory. 1ai7 Filbert Street. Phila
dolphia, Pa.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22

0ssga MeKiusls, Guess and Hodge
tsa ~ pasisA II Vernon we're 10 our
eswo ~ wsek aad on thsir return home
dss'se ~ seesn . bolt Of tightening
'sesee& ~ Aseses 10 two teams killing
sseo dsea nd sAosking tho drivers -.
sisesly. 1sss lss hessss wers last and
~ waosas sssai1es~bly demolished.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22

LOCAL GLEANINGS.

Cotton is coming in rapidly under the
limnlus Of the advance in New Orleans.
Prices here range from lo@ll cents.
A fresh lot Of canvassed hams at II. A.
Fslmsley'S.
The weather continues cold and cotton
ieking has nearly closed. The hum Of
10 gin is heard everywhere.
n. A. Walsmsley will furnish your wife
vith q handsome, all wool shawl at the
,duced rate Of 81 Is.
Capt. L. Caspari we are panied to
,ssn il suffering from the wound re-
Dsive,l lsst week. We hope that no 80.
ious consequence will result from it,
|ewsver.
Atrial package Of "elAck. .0RAUGn1"
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22

bee Of charge at
. r
J. ]. McCOOK Il BRO.

J. ]. McCOOK 4 BRO.
George Washington, the ill"stIious, is
min under arrest. This time he il not
seussd Of "chapping'' that little cherry
NO" but of more henious crimes. George
bal fellow among these "latter day
,Aiass."
Chew JACxsON's Best Sweet Navy
roh.eco Nov. 3O-1y.
Ono Of the latest returns We have 70.
salty seen on q warrant Is worded ~
,lows. "Mon cher ami Toquen' je te
slue, ta belle t'invite en- promenade.
Foo ccur cheri." That young mans
niud must certainly have BEEN mixed
sswsen love and politics. He Is sx-
sesbls.
Go and see II. A. walmsley's >l Is
leuble, fall.sise blankets.
We orc panied to announce the illness
Col. WIN. NJ. Levy, whose services
n % much needed st this time. He
y, regrets his totsl inability to canvass
" parish, but, sick a. he IL, be works
homo for the success Of that party %
~ 20 him, and tO OIL Of us.
Don't fail to buy one Of II. A. Wal"S-
sy's 50 cents hats, fos men and boys
Dsly . isw lefs.
Tho desth Of Mrs.. Haller, beloved con-
MT Of four sstssmed friend Theodore
Iallsr, ESQ.,, last week. was sudden and
lhsres sing. Il shocked this whole 'om
pasity whore this sstimable lady wa'
lsA in high estimation f"r hes many
virtues. She leaves Z family of interest
iss children tn mourn with y hear
Isoksu father their great loss. W. ex
tssd them tho deep sympathy Of tn
vAele community In this the honr o
tlsis bersavsmspt.
H.A. wsimsiey h sellinx y No. ] man.
lseeaa at one dollar per pair.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22
.slAcx. oaAve..1" cures Costivenes'
I'd S'cE.kesdacke.
Sss asls BY }. J. McCOOK 4 BRO.


/ stosn Of wind struck Nj. Davis
asas. plantation on Bayou Rapides on
Hiasy night lsst aud demolished his
saeas hease and every building On the
p)ass-killiug four mules and wonnlins
ssvsssl meu. noue seriously, however.
OF yssag friend A. Hertsos, Esq.,, was
hths ssass going down, which was
so',sesly demolished and blown st
)saas 10 yssas from tho road, fortunate.
y ~ bustiNe ". Hestsoe ssrioasly.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22
me1fihle Accident.

4 solossil boy, driving tho gin on Theo.
lsudhomme's plantation below this city,
hsa his arms caught In the cogs Of the
suaaiug goat smashing in . horrible man
~ kis right hand and arm to the elbow
ssssssitasiug amputssion between the
sAealdsr aud elbow. His left arm was
lssissA considerably but will bs saved.
d. Gillespie smpatated the arm and
lsssdbss tho safssiag Of tho boy - IN
tsase.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22
REGISTRATION.

TWILL bs st tho following plsees On
/ the days specified for tho purpose Of
Registering tho Voters Of Natshitoehss
parish, tO-Wit:
Natchitochss st tho Court. .House hom
rarsd.y, October "a, y Saturday, o.
tober 18th.
Ward two. Leonard Ttichsll's, wsdnss.
Day, October q.
Ward two, H. H. Hsthofn's. Tuesday,
October IA.
Ward thses. arappss Blaf, T1s''day,
October Is,
Ward three, B'oadvsll's Store, Friday,
October IL.
Ws.d tosr, Caspts. Saturday, oetebse
Ward toar, Batlsrs atoss, Tuesday,
October 81.
Ward i've, Mssthsville, Tsusdsy, o.
tober %.
wa-d Ave, Bsalsh, wsdnssdsy, osto'
ber g.
Ward Ave, Allen, Thsrsdsy, 0etebss
Ward dix, 0lovst's, Monday, Novss'
ber "a.
Ward seven, Hosss Pss Church, Tsas'
day, November II.
Ward ssvsu, Jaass DsasslsyS, Wedsse
day. November l2.
Wssd eight, KilSs xtll, Thursdsy, No
vemb r l3.
Ward nine, J. Alph. Pradhonns's
Tuesday, November II.
Ward ton, E. Rost's, wednesday, No
vember 10.
Ward ton, Cloutisrvills, Thursday
November 9A
Nstehitoehes until November 18th.
Persons registered last year will no
bs required 70 register again. 10 ease 9
. change Of resideoee, I should b notl'
6ed % that tho names can appear o. "
proper ward books.
On days not advsrtised I oaa b Ioun'
at my olace on Front street.
J. p. JOHNSON,
Sept. 20. Assessor 4 Registse.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22

9sss M sewe p ~ tAcs aud 4 Il
0y 0Uole01 .1Ave you osyxse
- = ~ sAsok boce q sjdel {
- ~ sgo0oo 6 talse 3 ~
q g - 1o11oeo1 Aoooyne 1l0lJ
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22

1sy thl0 Remedy talelv, Il will no0
harm you, you have nothing %
loso, but wilt surely gain . evlGo.
1ou0 0ooy, Pure Sliced, 0tron9
nerves and q ohOOSltl) Mind.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22
Oreeooat City Seeaf 1ealety,
New Ofloone, IN. q, lo7S.

THOROUGHBRED Short Horned cat.
i tie, Cotswold end 6outhdown sheep
and beekshire Hog. Delivered On board
stsambost at Alexsndris, Rapides PAT.
ia, Wheeo tho etock he's been pastared
sinoo tho Fall Of 1877 end 1873.
Teems Reasonable.
Apply 70 IN. ARMSTRONG,
FSh S-ly. Alexsadris. II.
The People's vindicator., 1879-11-22

uB Gallery at LaoostSS Hail viii b
IL opon every SATURDAY aad SlIN-
DAT. All kinds q Ptetegrsphs taken,
Cspiss made q Esdsesd peioes.
c'';:'' e l:P'fia' :!''ps: ac.. ts q 9.
Ca.d siss. pse dseea 80
I. ~
Qthw isos n peopoetiea. is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
SAEElFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OP A DE"REE AND ORDER
OF Sale issued Of aud under the seal of the Hon
Second Judicial District Court in ana for Ormsby County
State of Nevada the 18th day of January A D. 1879
Judgment in of Robert Livingston and against
J. G. Dorsey and Agie 2. Dorsey, defendants, for the
Of $3.50 prnc b Of debt and the OF 81 IS 30 in
thereon date Of igment, rate of q per cent
month until paid and the of $50 S4 counsel fee
and costs o; suit taxed at SAC 80 and accrng costs in
ehe Of IS Co. sn all costs which may accrue by
of SALE etc all in United States gold coin, and to
epcted handing to sell certain real property set
and iescrib T said order of sale and pursuance
shereto have levied upon and will expose At public sale
between the hoars of A. md to wit, at
au TUESDAY, THE 2Stii DAY OF JANUARY A. D. 1879,
ordered tt following described property: All that GER
ain piece parcel r. land lying and being situated IN
Carson City, Oru3hy JDunty Nevada, bounded and de
sxiOed FOIL jnmrnCing at point on the north
lue of u ct where said street ntersected
the s,.:Gi3I be Sections seventeen and eight
OF at IL IT, Tow ship north Range ~ east and
runnin- 3st the north line Of said Weshing
st-eet point hundred and seventy feet west
frota e.aection astin gtOn and Minnesota streets
the moth of - Washington street. thence north
hundred ty feet: thence said section
aae; ttslce south eng said section line hundred
md Aty feet place of beginning together with
Al and 5agi 10 lement hereSitarnants and sppur
tsnAnces herto belonging III any.ise sppertaning.
$. T. SWIFT
Carson CITY, JaHuary 4. 1872. Sheriff.
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Carson City, Js1uary 4. 1872
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
BRIEF MENTION.
community.

The Good Tsmplars of Empire will give Z
bali on the 9th of December, and want tn.
Carson people to stand in.
There is talk of organizing a regular fire
department.. Just after a big 800 900 FIRE i.
the best time to agitate the idea.
Henry H. Mason, the father of W. w. Ma
son OF the Mint, died on Sunday. He was a
native of Ohio. His remains were taken to
Sacramento last night.
In the fierce struggle for existence which
most OF us are called to engage in, good health
is of utmost moment Therefore it behoovss
all to have good silver Waltham watch !;
such one as you can purchase for $40 of
Uncle Harris, 221 Kearnsy Street
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
THE MARRIAGE EPIDEMIC.

| While Bodie is overrun with pneumonia
Carson is Threatened with matrimonial cpl
denic For nearly every death in Bodie by
pneumonia there is one bachelor and one maid
less in Carson. There is no telling where
these ravages of sickness and Cupid will end.
| In Bodie the funeral hearses wind their weary
! way along the streets in Carson the young
| man walks deliberately into the grave of his
independence, and is buried for the rest OF
his life in household cares and domestic brOils.
OF the two epdenics one hardly knows which
could be the easiest tolerated. Some prefer
edged evils A few nights sikce an old maid
received call from young man who
squeezed her hand once during the evening,
and the next morning she began making bed
quilts. Said young lady few days age ;
1" Everybody seems to be catching the mar
riage epidemic" and then she added sadly :,
- but me, and have exposed myself as much
as possible for the past six months. The
parsons are reaping golden harvest. Each
one, as rule, has about three splcinss to at
IeuU w during tie WStk LbSI HsSA d couple
called at preachers house simply in social
way, and the pastor taking them ints the
paror pulled out a prayer book and began
going through the marriage service, much to
the establishment of the young people, who had
simply visited the house for an evening call
The parson WAS in such a hurry that he had
not even asked to see the license. He excused
the parties, but said no doubt that he would
be called upon professionally in few
months Several of the. Chinese have been
married lately, which shows that the
epidemic is not confined To any particular class
Of people. The APPEAL has on several
occasions had prime cause to regre: the
frequency of weddings from the fact that
too much free champagne has been sent
to the Office. Printers, as rule, are weak,
and easily seduced from tAe paths Of
temperance. On several occasions the re- |
;eipt of half dozen bottles of vine at the |!
rooms has resulted in tha uttsr |
Of the typographical force, a
too painfully apparent in the |
lext mornings paper Too many weddings
a a small town will ruin a newspaper
quicker than fire or hood.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18

PIANOS AND ORGANs-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 peculariries of the various makes. All
instruments fully guaranteed and shipped
direct from Kohlsr & Chase, San Francisco.
No agency, TO pronts to mddlemen and no
risk. Instruments sold on easy insta.lrnents,
and old ones taken in exchange Orders for
sheet, music or books, promptly furnished,
and reliable piano tuner at the shortest
notice. n14-1m*
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MORNING Ape AL.
N&yEM BEE Is. 1879
UESDA Y.
STOCKS.

Things had shaky look on the street yes
terlay morning. There was grand
crash in the board. No one knew on what
the panic was based, but it was reported that
the diamond drill in Sierra Nevada had reached
something uafavorabls. 1t is held that the
insiders have broken the market to load up.
The Chronicle has the following: 1.-The break
in stocks this morning was sumner; The
decline was supposed to have reached its low
est point on Saturday. Nothing had since
occurred, so far the public were aware, to
shake confidence further. The last official
letter of the Superintendent of Sierra Nevada
was freighted with no good cheer for stockhold-
ers, as it was declared therein that nothing of
any great importance IN the way OF developing
the mine could be done until the pump i'll the
Union shaft is in running order which will be
at least a month yet. When the letter was
first given to the public the effect was not 80
depressing as might have been expected. The
decline in the stock thenceforward, how
ever was gradual, until the smash of to day
in the whole north end. The reports that
have come from the Ophir have been uniform
ly favorable, but have generally lacked
autht rity. Nothing has occurred elsewhere
ON the lead to cause a deoine. SO that the
cause of the break IN the market remains a
mystery, so far as the general public is con
cerned."
Eureka Con. declares a dividend of ST.
Bodie declares dividend of so cents.
independence levies an assessment of 20
cents, delinquent December Is.
The following are the latest quotations
Union, SIS; CholIar, 63b, IA; Gould and
Curry, 91b Hale and Norcross, 1873. 16a;
ophir, 27s, California, 4.90b; Mexican, 27s; |
Sierra Nevada, 44a; Jacket, Is =; Mexican,
27b; E1chequer, As; Savage, II sb, 12fa;
Sierra Nevada, 43Ib; Best and Belcher, LIB,
1Sa, 18s; Benton, 3b; Overman, S:a In
psrial, sob; Ophir, 26ib, GA; Union, 564s;
Point, 3D. Con. Virginia, 5sb, 55a; Alta.
4 8Oa; Hale and Noreross, los; Syndicate,
43b Point lob; Balcher' 3.20b Utah,
l64s; Sierra Nevada, 434s, Ash, 434a; Jacket,
14sa; Mexican, 263s; Benton, 3.10a; Savage,
1898; Silver Hill, 1.30b; Scorpion, $50;
Union, 564 10: Sierra Nevada, 43!b, Ala;
Potosi, Ala; Andes ID; Chollar GA; Jacket,
l4Ss; Ophir, 263s; Gould and Curry, 81.
9ss Bcdie, lbs.
MORNING BOARD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18

FkoU Manager Byrne has secured
the services OF Miss Nellie Holbrook to play
the leading part in Fro. Fro" on Saturday
evening next. The lady is an actress of ae-
knowledged ability, and the Club are fortunate
in securing her
ROCKS FOR RRNr.-Finely furnished rooms
to let, single or en- suire, with bath room at
tached. Board can be had if required The
suite of roems face the south. Enquire a;
his office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
DISTRICT COURT.

Court met at 10 A. m.-Judge klag pre-
siding.
State VS.. James Fleming. Sentenced to
one year in State Prison.
State VS.. Duffy, charged with smoking
opium. Pleaded not guilty. Colonel Davies,
counsel for defendant, moved to set aside in
dictment. Argued and submitted.
State VS.. Thomas Coddington, same charge.
Pleaded not guilty.
State vs.. Clinton Colver, same charge
Pleaded not guilty.
State VS.. JAS. Anderson. HuI4'.'y. With,
drew plea Of not guilty, and pIvsd"d suiity
November 10Th set as time for passing sell
tence.
Court adjourned until to- day at 10 4 N
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
SYRUP OF FIGS

IL the best remedy Of the age first Because is assn
take; second, Ii fails do its work; thirdly 1t
by removing the cause aronsiiIg the liver and
bowels activity, it biousuess clSasses the sys
te purss the blood and the sufferer alsh
oe23.im
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
A PIUTE MURDERED.


Early yesterday morning parties living II
the vicinity of Treadways ranch noticed
several Indians going to and fro from spot
about three hundred yards from where tn.
targets of the Carson Guards are located.
About O. clock several persons went to the
spot where the Indians were gathered and
night before.
A CHASTITY SIGHT
An APPEAL reporter visited the scene of the
tragedy about 10 o'clock. Some dozen In
dams, including several souaws, We're grouped
a short distance from the body. The s9uaws
chatted and laughed and the bucks
smoked stolidly. When the reporter
reached the scene the body was lying upon its
back. The head had been horribly out and
mangled; there were three knife cuts on the
face and the nose was smashed fat; the left
eye was filled with blood and dirt, and the
loag hair was saturated with gore; the
throat had been cut to such an extent that
the h, al was nearI severed from the body;
the lips and left side of the face were terribly
swollen and black from confused wounds
Beside being gashed with knife this dead
man had evidently been hammered with a
club.
TIE BODY RECOGNISED.
About half past eleven O'Clock Captain Sam
of Virginia City arrived with johnson Sides,
the interpreter, and they recognized the
body as that Of Charley, Walker river In
dian. Tbs two men carefully examined the
bushes in the vicinity of the body and also
the tracks The bushes had been trampled
down and broken and the earth had been
torn up. Here and there drops of blood
we're discernable upon the bushes several
FEET from the body. After examining the
of the place they assorted that
Charley had been killed by three Washoes
About fifty yards from the place the murdered |
mans hat was found, and little further on |
small keg containing about a quart OF |
whisky.
DRUNKRN SPREE.
At the sight of the whisky key captain Sam |
ecame considerably excited, and proceeded |
o deliver temperance lecture to his followers, |
'axing very vehement over the subject. He |
allied at the APPEAL Office a couple of hours
lter and stated that he believed the murder
row out of drunken spree. The whisky,
e said, was stolen on Sunday night from q
lace near the depot. The murderers, he
lought, had fed the country to escape pun
hment for their crimes. He believed that
they were caught and hung it would have
good effect, and teaeh the Indians to be
emperate. The remains were taken in
barge by the Coroner. Last night the
iutes were considerably excited over the
fair ana if justice is not melted out to the
urderous Washoes, the Plutes are liable
take the war path under the leadership ! {
Captain Sam, who when reused is a de-
fearless man. The authorities t
e already moving in the matter and
ere is a strong probability that the
urderers will be captured.
1t was reported last evening that one Of the s
dians had been captured near Genoa. t.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
AN UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.
3 NJ. CAKES KILLED BY MRS DR.. SNOW AT RENO
THE SHOT INTENDED FOR SUPPOSED
BURGLAR.

S. II. Cakes, of Reno, was shot OH Sunday
night by Mrs Dr.. Snow and instantly killed
Mrs Snow fired the shot supposing that Oakes
was burglar attempting to force an entrance
into the house.
PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR.
1t appears that Cakes, who was an exceed
ingly deaf person, called at DR.. Shows house
between 10 and IL o'clock on Sunday evening
to secure the services of DIR. Snow for his sick
child. DR.. Snow was absent from the city
at the time. Before leaving, however, he
left six, shooter with his wife as defense
against robbers, neighboring house having
been burglarized the night before. Cakes
knocked at the front door and Mrs Snow
asked what was wanted. Being deaf he
did not hear her question, and went round
to the back door and knocked. She again
called, and receiving no answer, got the re-
volver and fired through the door. Cakes re-
ceived the bui ct through his heart, staggered
back and fell, few feet away, dead. Both
parties were we'll known in Reno, and the
sad affair is nuch regretted by the entire
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
NICHOLS lNFALLIBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed cure xou psiy AID permanently e, cry
Of Gonorhlea, elect and Whites, matter of
now long standing if directions followed Internal
medicines not recommended necessary. guar
eal:>ed money refunded. For sale br p. F. Foster.
cots 5n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
AUTUMN LEAVES.

Tie clineing swallows cring no more
Beneath the dripping caves.
While all the earth is covered DER
With wealth of Autumn leaves.
The sinking sun mid falling de@s
From misty loom still weaves
Across the western shy the hues
Il steals from Autumn leaves.
The shifting hreeZes sigh at night
Like horses with the heaves,
And scatter to the left and right
Those tieeting Autumn leaves.
And meanwhile wandering to and fro
Are tramps and chicken thieves,
Tho only beds of rest they know
Are beds of Autumn leaves.
The little boy with fearful face
The singing strap receives,
Because he does not clear the place
OF littering Autumn leaves.
And vet the man who likes not smoke
The sounding oath achieves,
Because some d internal bloks
lis burning Autumn leaves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18

IN times PAST, 80 find rolie paope had to take saoh
naustus reue,IjGs castor OIL salts pills etc bat
ahy he pleasant syrup Of Figs which uuloa4s the
bowels regates the liver, cleanses the system,
bicusness constipation etc For sale by all druggists
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
EVERYBODY :

60 and those horses for sale at the Capitol
raj back u the Capitol where also be found hay
grain and superior accommodations for teams Horses
boarded and groomej by toe day week. 6 K Gls&os
proprietor. os22-lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
WANTED.

A,ise With eonv'nenees suitable tor laty and ger tie
naa Furnished al rear the spot preferred Enquire
a this of1,e.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-18
cFPioE OF T.soEas PRICE, No, 524 SAoRAxsNro ST.,

Francisco Nay "a 1889
MRssRs J. s. TAYLOR Co Gents: have made a
fu examination both bread and biscuits prepared under
Ivy direction by the OF yeur CHAAFA ACNE BAk-
ING POWDER, and find that they do not contain alum
any other injurious deeterous ingredients Re-
specially submitted,
THOMAS PRICE, Asssyer and Chemist.
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