Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-22

I'none of the pictures put up TOR sale were with
drawn or carried out of town. The reason
why the Carsontes fought shy Of the sale is
easily explained. Two or three picture sales
have taken place here within the past few
years at which the commences. kind of daubs
were palmed off OH anobserving buyers who
only discovered how badly they were swindled
when their more critical friends called their
| attention to the fac:. As burnt children dread
fire So did these people shrink from again
| taking any risks and now blame themselves
| for letting such opportunities go by.
FUNERAL OF JOHN BArrERMAN. - John
Batterman, brother of Gen. Batterman, was
buried yesterday from the State Prison. The
funeral services were conducted at the NJ. E.
Church, by Rev. Willis who delivered touch.
ing eulogy on the manly qualities of the de-
ceased The remains were escorted by the
Carson Guard, the members of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic and brother officers and
guards of the prison. The procession left the
Prison at o'clock and brought the remains
to the church. The soldiers marched with
arms reversed and draped colors, led by a
band playing Dead March. A longtime of
carriages followed the hearse, and the remains
were consigned to the cemetery with the usu-
al ritual The little mound under which the
body now rests is heaped with flowers, and
these numerous tributes of regard tell of the
high esteem in which the deceased was held
by his friends
MUkLEI's BIG PoLx.-The 1.-TWO Franks"
are now at work on big barber pole for Null
Ter. He proposes to have bigger pole than
any tonsorial artist in Carson. It is being
painted with scaffolding, and those who see
it mistake it for Republican liberty pole
When placed in position its flaming celors can
be seen at Virginia City and Rene.
rally of Republicans at Empire tomorrow
evening. A Republican rally at Empire
means an uprising of the town; for Empire is
what with propriety may be called solid Re-
publican precinct. Messrs Bartine, Coffin,
Hammond, Crawford and Lockwood, will ad-
oress the meeting.
An UNBLUsHING ADMISSION McTar-
nahan, one of the Democratic Presidential
electors, was asked in Glenbrook yesterday
who James Fair should be sent to the Legis. |
lature and his reply was simply, "His sack
Most people admit this same proposition, but
it seems odd coming from such a source
A letter from the Comstock charging both |
Senatorial candidates with all the crimes in !
calendar was received last night. 1t was not |
signed, and therefore goes into the stove !
The APPEAL is not anxious to besmirch cand-
iates, but will publish anything that can be
by reliable persons
The GENOA RALLY.-Last night Congress
nan Daggett addressed the citizens of Genoa
m the live issues. He had an enthusiastic
gathering of citizens, and the meeting was an
walton to the next Congressman. Where
ver Daggett goes there is n regular political
earthquake
NoTICE TO COMsroOK SUBsCRIBERs-Th
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@. morrow with bills against yearly subscrib-
RS. This is published So that all parties in
crested may form procession and meet him
t the train, with the coin
BAD MANNERS. is IA favorite trick of
ONE Democrats in Carson to gather at Re-
ublican meeting and interrupt it by walking
ut while the speaker is in the midst of one
f his highest flights. This is bad policy and
7orse manners. -
The story now running in the Californian,
y w. G. Morrow, entitled "a strange Con
sssion," is a realistic and exciting narrative,
bundled upon actual occurrence and the best 7
erial published in the magazine since it start
d. ..-
Lamonreaux has just ordered fresh in
dice of candies and nuts Also some fine
rands of smoking tobacco and meerschaum
oods