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Sc. 9ss' R5sssn AND D1ss1''
HoLMEAD g q ; Ss i sst a5e ssFf msa.s
TXTRAOnDINARY BARGAINS
BRoDaEAD's.
.Klegant Lyons black Silk. 81 up.
klessnt s'B1tton Kid Gloves sf.6 5 pair
BBsSz ssS Rs ssgs Enp &c.
Ladies' Hose, Sc. per pair.
10O-yerd Spool Silk. superior quality. &c.
Clarks best 2OOy Spool Cotton. &C.; C spools
Ladies' and Gents Underwear Towels, Napkins,
Extra Heavy Atwood Red Twill Flannel Csc.
AfLinen Hemstitched Handkarcniefs, l0c at
sep3 tr 1908 F st.. bet 18th and 18th
DROPOsAI.s FOR REPAIRING PAYMENTS
1 IN TIE CITIES 0E WASHINGTON AND
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WAsHINGToN, September I'd, 1871
BY direction OF the Board Commissioners, Ssaied
O'Clock M, ON FRIDAY, September 18th, 1879 for
the repair OF pavementa upon various streets ana
avenues in the City Of Washington.
~ Lofts Of ,na Rt
bids upon the Sc forms will alone be considered.
No proposal will be received from any failing con-
Of Golumbis. SINGS SUI" July ist 1915 'n' D'
rarts Of bids The amount Of work to be dine ap.
proxmates 81 ,240 square yards Of granite block
pavement and $3.50 sou IRE ya1Ss N q AAsphaltum
Major OF Engineers, q S.A.,
sepS st Engineer Commissioner, DO.
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The failure OF crops this year Is general
throughout Europe, and the demand for Amert.
can producEs VIII probably exceed the highest
computations yet made. The European wheat
crop Is estimated at one-third OF that OF last
year, and the maize crop at about one-half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-03

\, TIE Real Estate Review published at my ofnoe m
AZ ths OF escn month contains Complete list Of
concerning the condition the real estate mevLss
thr0uEhout the country. Gall and 0et 4 nonv ee
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The above ts only . small part Of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each month,
which can be had on application At my once, OK viii
be sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
$4,000. e7C0 at per cent. g. COO at per Ct.
auction Sales.
On SATURDAY, Sept 9th at 4 pm. valuable
tract called BeAevue. ~ miles from Government
1ng8Le Asylum.
On MONDAY. Sept. 9Th, at 8 pm, valuable i'm
LIST ST. ne.
On MONDAY, Sept. 9Th, at 80 pm. valuable
improved property between 18th and I4th, 8 and
sts NV. sep3tr
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- 80 dozen first class BRITISH HALF HOSE 25c
FER pair at EDWARD Y GINN,S ~
aug26-tr lll2 street. north uest
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G A r T E R.

sep3-tr III Market 0o0ce.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CHINA CROOK
a ERY, Glassware always on hand at the lowest
price,, at HOLMEAD Il co. g. 1343 street,
sep23t opposite Ebbitt House.
NOW GIRLS AND BOYS. PREPARE
~ FOB sCHOOL,Good School Shoes, 8 TO-
10, for 50 cents good School Shoes, IL to 2,
for Is cents; the best 81 School Shoe in town. "
See our 81 so Ladies' Curacao Kid Button -
Boot. The best 81 so Gents Cater IN the city
Gents Calf CATER only 90; worth double, at SCI.
EY'G The best q School Shoes at SELBY'S. The
best SOC. Wool Hat in town. Mems Working Shoes
75c. 66c and 81 up. Mems Kip Boots So and a. so.
Mems Calf COSMOPOLITAN Boots So SO, at SELBY'S,
101Al016 Pc. ave. bet 10Th and Doth alta az. tr
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FOR RENT AND SALR.
DIAL ESTATE BULLETIN
81 g! ssy;asa

1Rree-StoSy Houses For Sale.
!1O9 4th st. NV, water. rs...:......,...... e2.500
1886 18th st. NV. l. b.. mod. imps., RS. $500
GIT 9th st. nw., III, mod. smps., 25OO
626-627 10th St n.e, mod imps., rs 2.0G0
496 81. Aw, 1900
247 Sd st. aw. 1900
93l 10Th st. NV, LOU
1too-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale.
1923 and 1426 9Th st. NV, bh, water, 200
~ ~ ~ e. e g. = n. rs : ~ sS
7W 10th st. ne. III. water, 6rs............. 100
20S5 Z Ct NV, b 6rs:.......;......... 10Y o0
l221 to 1925 St NV. III. water. each. 1900
Uninaproued Property For Sale.
and Z sts., bet 14th and 18th &c., psr it,. 10
2ath st. bet n and W.. per IT; ..........- 10
e.! e. pet zSd ana 24th w.. per IT, 10
23d st., bet D and n. Y. ave. NV per ft...... 10
7t h st. pet = G and PUBLIC Square sea per f. 10
2tth st bet NJ and n n.w per ft.............. 10
Rossses for Rent.
Ill West st. GEORGETOWN. fur imps. IL 975 90
cog 18th ct NV mod impsr II rs............ $500
cog NJ Ct. NV, moo: tmps. u 5000
220 st. &c., mod. tmps 10 rs................ SEQ
81 DIST se mod. imps 9rs................... $500
4446 st me-, mod. fmps., 9rs.............. 20 20
ls2 Ind ave-. nod. imrs.. rs................ 200
1885 Columbia st.. mod. imps.. rs.......... 1000
S33 Ct Sc, n ed imps. srs: ................ 1900
1881 18th st. w, mod imIs 9rs........... 20 90
7l7 Stb ct. n e.. moo. imps, rs ........... lsOo
429 nth st. W., Is 90
Stores.
81 11tQ 463U0
S.E. corner 4th and st.................... 20 90
634 st. hall. has steam power printing office 80 90
343 Pa 30 90
1905 Pa. ave mod. imps., open, f.......,. 20 90
e. cor. Mass. ave. and 10th st.............. 1000
Aol Ina. ave- ftore. MOD. 1mps............... 2oOO
Mr. H~>~~~ g. 49,
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DREESMAKING in all its branches aug2Slm
ZINE CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNIsHING
GOODS.-We now have on band q magnificent
and ROUkEFCRNISHING GOODS, viz: Bigelow
Wilton Body Bfuseelle, Axminsters and Moquet-
ties, Ro1bury Smiths Tapestry Carpets, Lowell,
Hall Read, and Hartford Ingrains. Floor on.
Cloths, Linoleum. Druggetts, Rugs and Mats in
great variety. Also SAt1ns. Raw Silks Jutes Mum.
my Cloths snd Cretonnes for furniture and drapery
Nottingham, Sw1ll and Antique Lace Curtains IN
Walnut Poles. Those In want OF Housefurnishing
Goods will find it to their advantage to examine our
Carpets specially. HOOE BRO. 90,
aueSO-1y 1928 st. NV, near kbbitt House
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T'aOMA6 J. MYERS. Real Estate Aren't.
12l6 + street NV

nm, -. 1U6 6&NT.
SoS Il g. rooms, mod lmps 800 18th A. Az. 8
lilo De Sales st., II rooms. mod imps.
81 M NV, water and gas
~ aYn' a IT q nv. 4 900 It ground.
ira A1 I'm ~ rms. lot Al It. front.
81 St NV, lot 30xlOO
t5N 18TH st. NV l2rs, mod. imps, lot 26xl3O Sta
ChAop. ' "'~ ~ ~
Lo@ In al paEts Oft city. jekr
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MEDIo4t DERARTMEHT.
VA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,
Corner Of Tenth and Z Streets North,cest.
The S1st Annual Session win begin September lst
Prof Ross will deliver the Introductory in the Col
lege Lecture Room, at O'Clock p. m. Public In.
vited
FACULTY.
NOZZLE YOUNG, n. D., Emeritus Prof. Of the Prin.
cip.ss and Practice Of Medicine. and President
Of Medical Faculty.
FLODoARDo HOWARD, NJ. d. Emeritus Prof of
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Cnil-
oren.
JOHNSON ELIOT. n d Emeritus Prof of Surgery
and Prot. Ct Clinical eurzery.
JAMES z. MORGAN, NJ: p, Emeritus Prot. OF Ma.
terra Medica and Therapeutics aid Medical
Jurisprudence
SAMUEL O. BUsEY, NJ D.,
Prof. Of Theory and Practice of Medicine.
FRAscIs A ASHFORD. n. D.,
Prof; OF Obstetrics and Diseases of Won en-
and Infants
c. d. A. KLE1NscHMIDT. NJ D.,
Prof. OF Phys1ol
WIN. 3. Ross, u. D.,
Prof Of Materia Medics and Therapsutics.
DANIEL KELLEY,A NJ, MD,
Prof OF Chemistry and Toxicology.
enables e. HAGNER, NJ D.,
Prof Of Clinical Medicine
fH1I1 P,e :; M y; La IN D.. Surg. o. 8. N,
HARnIsoN CROOK. NJ D., Demonstration of Anat
JOHN wALrIB. M. D.. Prosector to Chair Of An.t-
For additional information ap ply to
,...o F. A. ASHFORD. III. D Dean,
aue1otsep3O 1880 N. Y. avenue
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
IMMENSE NORTHUMBERLAND BARGAINS.
very fine, only so.
Shetland shawIs. all colors. only 81.
Special bargains in Black Silks. Oar 81, 81, $1,25.
81 go Black Silks are the best and cheapest In
this city.
CARRIERS, TIL Market Space,
The Popular (Caah) Dry Goods Store.
Canton Flannels, 8, 10, II, Is, 20.
Black OAshmeres pure Wool, wide, double width,
very fine. 80, 50, Is, 81, 81
Every shade Of OOlOred Silks, IS, 81, 81, 9125.
nottingham Lace, for Curtains 12H, 10, IL, TO- Is,
81, 81, so, up to 81.
Excellent Calico, only AZ
Remnants of Silks, Dress Goods. Table Linens,
SheetiDg CottoDs, Colored and Black Cash.
ueres and Black Alpacas, very cheap.
Blearhed Table Linen, 60. 81, Is, 81, 81, o1.25.
Fine White Blankets, $3.50, &8, 81, up to els.
DR.. Warmers Health Corset. very cheap.
Ladies' Bs!hrissan Engnsh Stockings. woven seams,
Children's Oolored Stockings, immense assortment,
12k, To- IL, 20, up to 70.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
REFORM CLUB MATTERS.

The Carson Temperance Reform Club will
hold their regular weekly meeting this even
ing, at the Club rooms, on Musser street
below Carson, where will be presented an at
tractive entertainment, musical and literary
These Saturday evening entertainments are
pleasant social feature of our town, and are
generally quite literally patronized, as they
deserve to be. The Reform Club Rooms are
a good place for old and young to visit, for
there you may amuse yourself at billiards,
chess or checkers, and there find good read
ing matter either in books or in the latest
Eastern or Pacific Coast papers. And then 1t S
not as expensive to spend an evening at these
Rooms as it is when you have "to set em up
through the agency of straight Pedro or Pedro
Sancho. The moral difference is not leglt-
innate subject of discussion. In fact, there is
no room for discussion The Reform Club has
done great deal of good in this community,
is now doing good, and promises to continue
in the same line 1t deserves the encourage
ment of all who have the best interests OF
society at heart, and we are glad to know that
it is receiving it. An unusually attractive
programme is offered for this evening, and we
doubt not the Club Rooms will, as usual, be
well filled with our best people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
BRIEF MENTION.

This is the last day of the Reno fair
General O. H. LAGRANGE was in the city
yesterday.
The District Court, Hon. s. D. King, will
be in session to-day.
Mr.. H. M. Yerington- is confined to his
residence by illness.
E. B. Rail shipped lot OF pipe for the
quartz mill at Como yesterday.
The Carson attendance at the Reno fair
was unusually great yesterday.
The southern strge brought in three bars
of bullion from Beleville yesterday.
A force of men are at work on the State
Prison road, placing it in good condition.
The APPEAL wishes to thank County Clerk
Marshall for his many official courtes'es.
Go to Hon. Charles Martin, II you want
YOUR notarial business done in ship shape
style.
A letter from John T. Pantlind says that
he has not seen well day since he arrived
at Bodie.
Deer abound in unusually large numbers,
in the vicinity Of Hot Springs, Lake Tahoe,
this year.
Our whole Police Court went to Reno yes
terdav, which accounts for the numerous ad
ditional cars attached to the train.
c. B. Swift, son of S. 7. Swift, was
married. to Miss Title MeCabe, on Thurs
day, at the residence Of his father.
The Board of Pardons meet on Monday,
the 18th instant, and there will be lots OF
business presented for their CO.. s'deration.
Carson has been pretty wei glorifed at
the Reno fair: the Carson G 'rd winning
both prizes, and "Belle H inning at the
races.
There was a grand rush for the depot yes
terday morning at train time. The Carson
Guards went down to Reno to drill for the
prize, and large number of interested peo-
pie accompanied them.
1t was reported yesterday that the drift
from the 23OO Sierra Nevada (24OO Unlon)
toward Union ground is in milling ore, and
that the cross cut on 23OO of Sierra Nevada
is also in milling ore, hence the stocks were
very strong
Our friend Wade King made an attempt
to arrest a drunken squaw yesterday after
noon, but she emphatically demonstrated
to the amateur officer that she was free
and independent being who would not be
ungallantly handled by the myrmidons OF
the law
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
OPERA HOUSE.

John Piper will brig first clsss dramatic
company to this city for Monday and Tuesday
nights Boucicault's great play, " The Shau-
chraua," will be given on Monday evening,
and on Tuesday evening will be presented
Woman of the People," The c"n pany is
said to be composed of first class dramatic talent
The fac. that they are under the direct man.
agement of Mr.. Piper should be a guaranty
that they will please our theater goers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
HIP HIP ! HURRAH =!
TIKI CARSON GUARD VICTORIOUS AT THE
RKNO FAIR.

Yesterday the competitive militia drill took
place at Reno The two crack companies OF
Storey County, the National and Washington
Gu ards, and our boys, the Carson Guard, par
ticipated in the drill About II o'clock the
National Guard were called to the score then
came the Washingtons, after which our com
pany followed The captains OF the compa-
Mas were allowed to select their own move
ments from the school of the company, which
took place on the quarter stretch, IN front OF
the grand and judges stands. The sklrmlsh
drill was the same for all companies. On the
quarter stretch the Carson boys really dis
tinguished themselves. They went through
a variety of movements not attempted oy the
other companies, and at each evolution the
cheers and hurrahs were perfectly deatenlng'
The skirmish drill was equally well maneuVer-
ed, and received hearty applause. In every
detail of the drill the Carson Guard showed
their superiority over the other companies
At the conclusion Of the tournament, General
Thomas j. Ciunnie, of the Fourth Brigade
c. S. NJ called the companies before the
Judges stand, and addressed them IN behalf
of the committee, which, besides himself, was
composed of Col Younger, of San JOSE and
George W. Chesley, of Sacramento, and the
Reno Agricultural Society. He stated that
the drill was as perfect as any ae had ever seen,
and was sure that he had no company In his
brigade which could excel either of the com
panies present in fact he was in doubt
whether there was a militia company III the
United States which could make better
dressing. He otherwise complinented the
militia, and at the conclusion Of his remarks,
stated that the decision of the committee was
that the Carson Guard were entitled to the
prizes the society's prize of $3.50 in gold
coin, and special prize donated by Mr.. &. Z.
Stevenson, the President of the Society, of
300 gold medal. At this announcement the
most enthusiastic cheers went up from all
parts of the ground. Our boys were
lionized in a manner that must have
been very pleasing to them. When
they were ready to embark fer home, the
Reno Brass Band volunteered to escort
them to the cars, which was accepted. Upon
their arrival at the depot they were met by
a large crowd of lady and gentleman friends
who Justify cheered them, and were lighted
to their armory by several large bon fires
which had been lighted on the streets in
their honor At the armory fine collation.
was spread for the boysa and their friends,
and a general good time was had there.
We are really proud of our only military
company, who yesterday showed what per-
severance and good discipline will accom-
plish We congratulate Captain Moger upon
the success of his men, and are confident
that at next years rife practice the Guards
will be as successful in that particular as
they were yesterday. The Guards are
a credit so this city, and should hereafter
receive the hearty encouragement and sup
port of all good citizens.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

THAT WALKING NArcH-One pedestrian
has already sent his name to this Office, ex-
pressing willingness to enter ''go-as-you-
please" two or three days tramp. If there
are any more who wish to en- ter their names
for a match, they can leave their names
at the APPEAL office. If match can be
arranged the Opera House will be secured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

orfEoA OF THOMAS PsICs, No. b24 SACRAMENTO vt,
san Francisco May "a, 1889.
MEssRs J. s. TAYLOR Co Gents have made q care
full examination both bread and biscuits prepared under
nv own direction by the Of your CHAMPAGNE BAN
ING POW DER and find that they do not contain alum
or any other furious deeterous ingredients Re
spectfuly submitted, go .
THOMAS PRICE, Assayer and Chemist.
ON
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to cure promptly and permanently every
ease Of Gonorhoa elect and Whites, no matter {"
how long standing if directions followed Internal
medicines not recommended necessary. cure guar
anteed or money refunded For sale by B. F. Foster.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER.

MtssEs JAMES S TAYLOR Il Co.-Gents: Our baker says
that YOUR CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER is the best be
has asei. One teaspoonul to quart Oh houl Is
simniv perfection he can not make good cakes with
three times the quantity of any other Yours truly
~ SHARP BROTHERS.
To nessrs James g. TAYLOR 3 Co, 1l6 Front street,
San Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
OUR ADVERTISERS.
HARDIN ARE.


The general hustle among our hardware
men in the stove line, shows that winter Will
soon be upon u.s. E. B. Rail keeps every
inch of street and side walk crowded with
stoves and castings, and p. A. Wagner Il Go.
are sending them out in wagon loads. These
two houses do a very heavy business In hard
ware. stoves, wooden and everything
else belonging to mills, mines, shops and
dwellings, and the business of both houses is
very active
There's not much in a name after all, when
one comes to analyze it. Rutherford b.
Haye. is President, and B. Hayes is mer-
chant tailor in Adams Block write them
together" b. Hayes is as fine as Rutherford
B.. ; it may not weigh quite as heavy, but b.
HAYES can make better tit than Rutherford,
though he says he knows nothing about turn
ing a coat, he leaves that to "bushelmen.
PERsoNAL-Mr. J. b. Hume, one of the
keenest detectives on the coast, came IN from
the south yesterday. In referring to the
w
Roddan and his wife are as innocent of the
crime as he is himself He stated that if
there were single intelligent Judicial mind
in California that could find the slightest in
dication of guilt against the Roddans he would
be willing to abandon his profession. This
statement is entitled to much credit, for Mr..
Hume is recognized as one of the most pen
etratine as we'll as honorable criminal takers
on the coast.
DEPARTURES The following passengers
departed on the southern stage yesterday
T. J. Filter, A. Hyman, A. Rogers, J. Good
win, M. Dolan, G. Richards, ID. II. Haynes,
G. Stein, E. A. Rx HI. w. Fisk, E. Gundry,
He. Ward, w. N. Milburg, L. Hymerman
L. Murphy, A. Raymond, Mrs. Bollive and
two children, A. P. Mathews, w. Mckinley,
S. f. Cowen.
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT " esterday R. Fred
Brooks made an assignment for the benefit O.
his creditors. The house in this city ID as
signed to Rev. G. r. Davis and K. James,
and the store at Mammoth to George ellison.
We earnestly hope that Mr.. Brooks will
be able to effect speedy compromise.
ARRIVALS following passengers arri-
we'd Oh the southern stage yesterday afternoon:
j. b. Hume, p. Churchill, G. II. Brown, j.
Doublebee, Mr.. LaVine, w. c. Wilder, L.
McMannus, w. P. Prescott, ID. K. Cameron,
Mrs. Fl. c. Bryon, Fl. Villiver, Fl. Kester,
T. J. Taylor, w. Adams.
Mr.. Pat Reddy has withdrawn as attorney
for the defense in the Pierce murder case
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
TO RETURN THE COMPLIMENT

Carson has literally patronized the State
Fair at Reno during the week. THIS is as 1t
should have BEEN The State Fair Is not
mere local thing gotten up for the benefit OF
particular town, but a State institution IN
which every citizen of Nevada should feel an
interest. Closely observing the excursion trains
during the week, for the Fair, we have been
pleased to note the fact that the Carson peo
pie have literally patronized them; the num-
Der getting on board at this station being gen
erally in excess of the whole number brought
from all points above Carson. And this re
minds us that the spirit shown by the Carson
people is reported as duly appreciated by the
liberal people of Reno, who promise to return
us the compliment Eext week. The annual
meeting of the Nevada A d. and Ri. Society
will commence here on Wednesday next, the
10th instant, continuing for the remainder OF
the week, and we expect to see Reno, as we'll
as other portions of the State, well represent
ed here Our speed programme, which en-
braces running and trotting, is splendid
one the purses are liberal, the best horses OF
the coast will be here, and we guaranty all
who come four days Of rare turf sports.
A FEARFUL SMELL-A mephltlc odor
with strength enough to knock an ordinary
man down, is to be encountered on the
second floor of the county building, arising
from the cess pools underneath. The Sherlt1 S
men have done all they can to secure purer
atmosphere for the building, but it will be
necessary to overhaul the sewer and whole
lower portion of the building before that can
be- ACCOMPLISHED We would suggest
that the next Grand Jury investigate this
matter and recommend some means by
which the nuisance can be abated and insure
the health of the county officers. If not the
whole of that neighborhood 1t Is matter
of the greatest surprise that all the attaches
of the building together With the prisoners
in the iail are nov dosA. typhoid or
other fever, eugeldere't by me foul and
nauseating atmosphere.
THE GRANT RECEPTION MEETING. A meet
ing of the Grant Reception Committee was
called for last evening at Z 30 o'clock, at the
Governors office, but as great many OF the
committee are at the Reno fair, the meeting
was djourned to Tuesday evening at clock,
the 18th instant, when full attendance Is
requested There is no time to be lost in max
ing preparations for the reception OF Genera
Grant, and it is desired that every member OF
the committee will answer to his name at the
the next meeting,
U. S. Grant Jr., is engaged to marry Miss
Jennie Flood, daughter of the bonanza King.
The Grant family are truly having their
paths strewn with roses It's better to be
born lucky, etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
RESOLUTIONS.

At a regular meeting of Empire Lodge No
Ito G. T., held October 9, 1879, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously rendered
to J. G. Folly
WHEREAS, j. G. Folly is about to leave
Empire City, for Iowa. and as the present
healthy condition of our society is largely IN
debted to his indomitable energy and un"av-
erinp perseverance, hence it is not without
regret that we contemplate his going away,
perhaps never to appear again IN this our
fraternal home, therefore be 1T
Resolved, That we will ever hold IN grateful
remembrance his noble struggle with US, IN
advocating temperance amid so much oppo-
sition, and we take great pleasure in thus
rendering an expression of our feeling toward
him, and in adding our most hearty wishes
for his personal happiness, and tor his loIg
continued usefulness to his fellow men,
ACCIDENT The staging on the new bu1lC-
ing at the Mound House, broke down on
Thursday, precipitating George White, the
railroad carpenter, and two other men whose
names could not be learned, to the ground.
Fortunately they were not injured.
New CANDIES jerome Ivancovich, oppo-
site Capitol square, received one OF the hnest
stocks of French candies yesterday that was
ever brought to this city. The stock EN-
braces every variety that the candy lovers
heart can wish for.
Four doses Of Mrs Dr.. Howes Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and one bottle will cure
the worst case of RHEUMATISM. Try it. 1t
IL, 10 bay tpr'S
drug store. oct9F