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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-25
CHARLorTE.-T This is a good

CHARLOTTE This is good town to
emgrae 10. We have good farms and farmers.
good churches and pastors, and good state Of So
cefy generally. Crops are for the most part look
ing well. although hay on old meadows will be
somewhat short. Apples will be abundant; other
fruits plentiful. The luscious strawberry
Will soon he at ITS prime, and IN view OF this the
Congregaiionallst friends propose having our ice
cream and strawberry festival. some time in the
near future. with mine host VI. L. Richardson al
the husptahle inn under the hill. good time may
he safely anticipated. This society fourshes finely
under the able administration Of Rev. Mr.. Putnam
They have u valuable church property, and they de-
light 10 Keep 1t in good condition. Their parsonage
buildings have recently been remodeled and repair
ed at an outlay of several hundred dollars,-an
encouraging hint TO the bachelor pastor. over ut
the East village, Rev. c. A. Voey holds the ground
well for the Baptists. preaching strong sermons and
doing excellent pastoral work This society did
very sensible and much needed thing, few weeks
ago in setting ont lot of beautiful shade trees
over their chapel grounds.
Our popular places of Summer resort,
Cedar Beach and Thompson's Point, already
receiving many visitors and campers-out Pike
abound OF The point and are being caught in large
numbers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-25

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Williams have es-
tablished housekeeping in their pleasant home at
the Steele place.
Public attention is being justly called to
the danger of barbed wire fencing. Several farm
er5 who were proposing 10 string it along their
highway lines have abandoned the idea GU that
account. The Legislature will yet prohibit its gen.
eral use
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-25
Large and Varied Consignmcnts
Arrived and For sale at


Large and Varied COnsignmcnts
Arrived and For sale at
Great Bargains.
~ Yds Hemp carpet Tor $50.
&25 Hair Sofa for $40.
Piano for only tGD.
Fine Piano with stool ana 81 Carriage tul
cheap.
Atwood Coats for 81.
81 so Felt Hats FOR ~ cents.
s. sun Hats, new, At 81 cents and 81.
: Ten pound tsdlrs OF finest 81 Il pound Tea
selling at only s. per tadIc. Call quick for II Is
going fast.
Splendid sounding VIOLIN Bow and Box, cost
$40, for sale al $40.
50 Pocket Revolver Tor g.
$40 Diamond Pin Tor s.
Desks safe, Wagons, Trunks. 2Clock-, and
hosts Of Stands, etc, rlr
Secondhand Furniture, Clothing,
and Baby Carriages, Wanted.
Look them up and send them in quick,
Chauvin's Commission n Auction
Store.
Auction every linray afternoon, II the Old Stand,
C,lIrg, rect, Burlington, Vt.
j. HAUVIN, AuctiOncer.
June 23-dSwtf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-25

our common schools are not largely patronIZed,
making the teachers work prosy and duh enough,
even If easy. Miss Williams OF Burlington teaches
tour
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-25

VI Ihlliuclpnla,
ASSETS .---...-.- sS,23oooo
German American Insurance Co.,
OfNcw York,
AssETs-.--..-.-.-. Observation-Disclosures. s-6eo,O9O
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co.,
OF Philadelphia,
Continental Insurance Company,
OfNew York,
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.,
OF Hartford,
ASSETS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 sl'rV'Voo
Niagara Fire Insurance Company,
OF New York.
Westchester Fire Insurance Conn
p pany of New York City.
Assets. sS'VoOo.
Royal Insurance Company,
OF England,
ASSETS. Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s2oooo,ooo.
Commercial Union Assurance Co.,
OF England,
Northern Insurance Company,
Of Cn0,""J>
ASSETS Gold. 81, 900.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company,
OF England,
ASSElS Gold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s!1,"""".
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-25

ACCIDENT.
Tr0relIerS Insurance Company
or Hartford, Conn.
THIS Agency has paid 53 Claim. inf accidental
INJURIES VARYING IN amount from Sd Ia : 900
each, and receivers were III all kinds oi employ
ment lat the d. H. tdueiIp Td,irJrd SeTrce, etc..
Policies are written for the month or year
They insure men of all occupations and proics-
sions.
They insure against general accidents
They cUst hut "A small sum.
Their cost is the same all ages from 1sto e..
They are valuable To all classes of men.
Every one should have one.
Cost of a $1,000 Policy.
A General Accident Policy in the TRAVELLERS,
insurng 5000 against death hy accident. or So a
week fur wholly disabling injury by accident Will
cost:
PREFERRED CLASS, s-2' y" p rer NAN 1|ai
Preferred Glass includes Clergymen, Editors.
Lawyers, Merchants, Clerks, Bankers, Pny sicilns,
Book keepers.
SPECIAL CLASS Tor Commercial Agent. or
TRAY ellers generally, 5000 Per Year.
ORDINARY CLASS, $3.50 Per Year.
Ordinary includes Clvil Engineers. Book -fhndrr-,
Printers, Railroad superintendent, NachinisH, etc.
MEDIUM CLASS 5000 Pei Year.
Medium Class includes Passenger Conductors
Carpenters, Blarksnths, Farmers, Butchers Ma
sons, Stage or Express Drivers. etc.
Special rates fOr railroad eInploses.
:ff-Permt for Foreign or tOistwi- voyage viii
cost from 81 To- 81 per 81 ,Oou additional.
- Due notice of expiration Oi POiic-
les always given.
s1.Os>es adjusted ana pnid AT thi.
office.
cclOrrcspOnsisicra and order. by mail
telegraph faithfully lttcsidcd To.
Special facilities for placing. Insurance
for other agents.
FOR further Information and rates call At thcOtlirc
of
T. S. PECK,
General Insurance Agent.
I.urltuutnu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20

GENUINE APPLE CIDER. - Last evening
ahout o cleck who should invade the APPEAL
Office bat man direct from 5. Relnstsin "i'h
a gallon demi john in his hand filed with cider
The reporter drank "a glass and was somewhat
aatoDsbed to fad genuine apple taste, which
MS pallet had been stranger to ever since NE
left the Nutmeg State, twenty years ago L.
was made of apples, and no mistake, and has
the correct twang. How real apple cider ever
found it's way so far west is mystery but
Rsinste,n has the sure-enough article.
CUSTER Posi- No. 5.-There is to be per-
Torrance at an early date for the benefit OF
the Relief Fund of Custer Post No D, GRAND
Army of the Republic. The organization Is
comnosed of men who look after the claims "f
widows and orphans of disabled soldiers, and
do not ask the pnblic to contribute anything
for which they do not give qosd pro quo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20
WE CAN'T TALK

Without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to
he ashamed of them let us use that standard
dentifrice, SOZODONT. which is sure to
keep them white and spotless. No tartar can
encrust them, no canker effect the enamel
no species of decay infest the dental bone'
if SOZODONT is regularly nsed. 1t Is
botanical preparation, and Its beneficial ell
fects on the teeth and gums are marvellous,
a. it removes all discolorations, and renders
the gums hard and rosy. M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20

MUs1cAL-Miss Lizzie Davis, of Virginia
CITY. teacher of the violin, comes to Carson
every Monday and remains until Wednesday.
Adult or children wishing to become rapid
and correct performers on the violin, ana 10
aconire profound knowledge of musical
time and to read readily, also generally mu-
steal theory can get all necessary lnforma-
ton as to terms etc, by inquirinG OF Z. A.
Marston, photographer, or at the Arlington
House. Lessons III dancing given by Brown
s. Davis at Arlington Hall every Tuesday
from II AN. till 8 P. NJ. Social every night
after dancing school, ms
A DRY GooDs DEEAM.~A woman who
Does into NJ. COINS emporium drifts Off III
to a dream of rare and beautiful feminine
inery. She sees the best product OF foreign
looms piled up on the counters, laces, drap-
cries. illusions and elegant toilette materials,
snch as only the rarest skill can produce
and which women of taste admire. Inc
secret of the success of this house llesS IN
the fact that NJ Cohn knows how to select
the best and is never imposed upon by the
eastern houses who work off their inferior
goods on inexperienced persons.
ATTENTION The greatest wonderyet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DR.. Howes
celebrated rheumatism, neuralgia and tooth
ache cures. Would you rather suffer the
pain of having a tooth drawn than buy
bottle of Mrs. DR.. Howe's toothach medl-
cine Mothert should not be without 1t for
their infants. A few drops IN little sweet
ened water to swab q teething baby's mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer
The medicine does not cauterize, and is very
pleasant Sold by all druggists. mh|
PROFESSOR LANaER's Music cLAss-Prot
Hanger. the well known leader OF Piper s
Orchestra, has started music class IN Car
son. He has already received number OF
scholars from the best families in the city,
and his thorough methods Of instruction
give the best of satisfaction He gives vocal
and instrumental instructions aud teaches
on the piano and violin. he will give less
ons on Wednesday of each week. Orders
can be left at the APPEAL Office. film
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20

TIE EETERTAINMENT To NIGHT.-The last
entertainment of this term will be given to-
night at the Carson Opera House under the
management of the Reform CLUB. A very
strong bill will be presented which Will con-
sist of vocal solos, Duets, orchestral selections
and the local burlesque of A Shaksper'd"
Middle, with new business, new songs and
new loo Al hits. No better bill has ever been
offered by our local talent. And for this hour
and a halls first class entertainment the small
amount Of twenty five cents and one dime Will
be charged respectfully for grown persons and
children. Doors open at o'clock.
The CORRECT THING.-People may talk as
they please about the indications OF Spring.
We never believed the season was really here
until yesterday afternoon when keg of beer
was rolled into the APPEAL office from Kline 8
brewery. Then we knew to dead moral GER
tsinty that Spring had come. The beverage
was of Klnes best brew and as much prefer
able to champagne as any thing one can men
ton. When Summer comes and the Their
memeter stands at ITO in the shade, this beer
will be even more desirable. r-
BoRN.-Y yesterday noon, to the wife OF IL.
M. Yerington, Superintendent of the '. q l.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20
ALWAYS AHEAD !

The Olcovich Brothers are now Offering
their stock at such rates that 1t Will pay oil
thrifty persons to buy goods at their store
just opening:
Two hundred pieces new choice prints
An invoice of E. C. Burt's celebrated KID
boots.
Novelties in buttons, hairpins, fancy
goods, ruchings. ETC., etc.
Irish poplins worth $3.50 at IS cents per
yard.
Irish poplins worth 81 at so cents per
yard. D
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20

COMPLICATED CASE -fhe case of Price vs..
Reinstoin still drags along in the District
Court. Price brought suit against Reinstein
for 81, 600 on an assigned account, the same
being due for 8, 700 cords of wood chopped tor
the defendants There was an error In the
first complaint which the plaintiffs were al
lowed to amend, and after that came series
of legal complications which threaten to make
a sort of perpetual motion machine out OF the
case Yesterday another mares nest was dis
covered and the plaintiffs asked that The jury
be dismissed for five days while they amend
the complaint. The Court taxed the plaintiffs
i've days jury fees, $3.50, and took the matter
under Amusement until 10 o'clock this morn
ing Meanwhile all other cases are kept back
until this one is decided.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20

DAGaErrs GALL vs.. DEALS LIVER. The
Chronicle of last evening in referring to the
ApPEAL's item on Attorney Deals liver, thinks
it is no com parison to r. NJ, Daggett gall, and
uuotes some instances in which the latter as
serted itself to prime advantage. Its story OF
Daooet} ) attack on Gen. Williams comes t"
us in a different way and some what as follows
The Enterprise contained a severe article Oh
Williams, who Immediately rushed up into
the offics and shouted:
"What infernal scoundrel told you that
"a. B. Elliott" replied the composed Jour
nalist, as he went on with his work.
half an hour later Elliott came up literally
foaming at the mouth as he querisd,
"Why did you tell General Williams that
[ cave you the material for that item Z
"Well, Elliott, I'll explain. Williams came
I'D here and wanted to know what inferno
scoundrel told ME that Well, You was the
6rst internal scoundrsl could think Of. and
[ said you"
"Dag., I thought was friend of yours
"Of course you are," was the cool reply
"why in blazss should man have friends II
he can't use EN-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20
BRIEF MENTION.

There were no arrivals on yesterdays stage
FROM B"dIe.
The bows think they can go in swimming In
another week.
Charley Boskowitz is in Carson paying his
brother a visit.
A. Il. Ricketts,, of Virginia City was in Car
son yesterday.
The masquerade ball at Reno cleared Sl6o tor
the Reform Club.
There is slight change for the better In
the stock outlook
The SNOW birds have packed their grip
sacks and started north.
The APPEAL is the only newspaper IN the
county which has a job Office.
DIR. Kearney, who has been absent Tor some
DAYS in San Francisco, is again III Carson.
s G. Foster agent of the Holcornb tele-
phone. is in the city taking orders for his RI
struments.
horse ran away on King street yesterday
bat beside knocking over Cninaman, effected
no particular damage.
sothern, will probably put in an appear
sncs here in few weeks with Duadrcary and
The Crushed Tragedidn
Capt. Jack will play here on Monday and
Tuesday of next week with powerful comb
nation. in the play of On The Trail.
hank Blanchard has discovered big lime
stone ledge near Bodie, and proposes to aban-
don gold and silver mining forever.
At the Reform Club meeting last night ten
new names were added to the roll. The club
will meet again On next Monday evening.
A map of Como mining district was received
at this Office yesterday. 1t is compiled by W.
Rose and published by PAyot, Upham & Co.,
San Francisco.
Fred Elliot, late of the Bodie Netcs, passed
through Carson last night ell route for New
York, whittier he goes to take editorial charge
of the Mining Exchange.
Base ball is now rampant on the Capital
grounds Lots Of men 70 played ON the
same grounds last winter found the 'home
base particularly lively locality.
The Water Company promises to reduce the
rate on washing and irrigaing fluid. In case
of decline everybody should lay in stock
This is doubtless the result of the Mckenzie
movement.
AT masquerade ball given the other night
in Reno, Hon. c. c. Powning appeared swath-
ed In "a Senatorial toga of the ancient Roman
type, vet the papers got him down as "a COS
| soon Of the 10th century.
Senator Sharon is expected to pass through
Carson to-day en- route for Virginia city. 1t
is rumored that his friends have at last per
suaded him to withdraw from the campaign
1t will be money in his pocket.
The first flower of Spring has made its APP
pearance in warm sunny spots along the edS;
Of the side walks II is a small white blossom
which grows close to mother earth and bloom
as soon as the last snow disappears
| OF Eoppel & Pl2tt you doubtless have heard
| They deal ON the corner If Carson and Ihne.
| Auvthisg from a AK to a twoblt craVat
| viii be foand on the couaterof Roppe flatt.
The music for the above touching CONNER
ca lyric has been published by Sherman ana
HYDE. San Francisco, and will be given away
at the store above mentioned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20
NOTICE.

All parties holding bills against Frank B's
kowitz will present them for payment on or
before the First day of April, and all parties
indebted will call and pay at the same time
without further notice. To
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20
MARCH 70, 1850
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
There was a frmer feeling all along the
;. 1,d an advance in Union v hich
-. % Sierra Nevada was strong at
closed az %
,ba nri ces of the dav before, and the C"luin-
..;E
bus Districts WAS SUN
,,op<1rn BOARD
e75 Oph,r 49,
235 Mexican l4}a l+Ss
90 Gould q Cnrr!' az al
400 California, ; 80 50
100 100 c coTsSG, vir,inio, As
100 100 p pntosi 90 90
500 Hale! Hale pl Sor'r''s ~ %s
go Yellow Jacket, IS
10 20 K saisiS
co Alpha, 60 ~
90 oonfdene., J a..
10 10 Ttah, 1917
20 90 s sasSean tr' 2,
l 40 G 6,s.i~n ! %
IDS Union Consolidated S7'i "7'a
$50 Alta, 5 s.
t tES SaieSon,a, | Is
100 Silver Ill., s!e
SO Obat enge, 80
700 New York: 4'e
200 Phil. Sheridan, 2oc
$50 Trojan, loc 80.
1870 Benton Con, %,
30 Golden Gaze, 'Vc 'oo
500 Fle~ery, lac
$50 Sc'i' poisdo "a.
80 North bonanha f0 "'
760 lady -" washington ''e
el9 hnaes ~
100 Ward, IS
100 Scorpion 20
100 LcSiathan. Soc
100 Mackay. l5e
400 EsseA'
,c. rs
Bechtel, 2, $40; Overman, z.Io, Zoo = 80
Bullion, 4.S5; Ophlr, IS4, los; savage
N, sT CL,u,r 81. Eureka 10. Sierrs
Belcher, o5; ohoiiar' o3' r'"'eA" 49, ~ =.
Navada OIL 2l3: Belvidere, ). 81, 3.ZO; Call
60 =. Dol DOL oo3 90
fornia 30, 3. 80; Union, oo4, oo3, oof' ID
WI, o ca potos; 13 70. Mt Diablo
wales, o.oo; Io'osi' ~ NV
90 Nortb Ronanza noe: Con Virginia, 81
%Z' No't" D'' 40
Point g 80 8 80: Julia, l. 80 |. Az; Northeri
40 ~ -, . C, h3. Excbsouer
Belle, ~; uouIu a. Cuiiy' os'
81, $50; Metallic, 10 z; Hale ana N're'oSS
G3 81. Juniter o. 2 40, :. 80, 2.40; GranC
vs. 80 ,ol 1ol 1o5
Prize | 80: Best ana Belcn3l, 1O4, Io2, ioS
- 49, c1 o.. J.oka+ IS
DAY, 49, 80; NaiouohAa, A'o'
,.,>,, mann
H'"N
20 RAYMOND X Ely, soc
Is Eureka Consolidated 1917 -
$50 Leopard, loo
80 ella, 20
"a Northern Belle. lsI5
S S9o G Gra,,'I Pr =
g: go Metallic Metallic go 5,. 20.
80 Enjoyment, i5c
200 20 h %.hI sn,f
100 90 s SaT zoe zoe
700 T T,';,,gTs % 5'c
100 Paradise, GOc
s as N Moiss, > Ii 70
90 % S MOgn' R Pe2ls i. G2 Soc
100 Mt =, Pot E;h,o 80
400 Fielding, 70
f isS R"die, 7ss
50 50 E TeSh,o, -.
$40 Iioga,. ? %
40 Goodshaw Soc SOC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20

There was firmer feeling all along the
line Yesterday and an advance i'll Union, which
closed at 80 Sierra Nevada was strong al
the pri ces of the day before, and the C"lui"-
bus Districts stiff
MORNING BOARD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-20
MARBLE WORKS AGENCY.
AIR EDWARD HARPER HAV1h&i
WI BEEN appointed agent for this place Of the
GRASS VALLEY MARBLE WORKS,

Ia now prepared to furnish Grave-stones, Mouunef8,
Mantles Marble Tile, etc. shert notice, Cheaper scAa
can be furnished by any other parties Designs cn@ =
seen at INV residence south side OF eet two bc
east Of the Capitol, ho'"~
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
Tiidcu Stock Down - Speaker RAN
dntt's Eoity-TRtk About Curtin.

rI1rsWRe, IA, May "a, 1850.
We are fed daily by columns Of stun frou
Washington good, bad, and ndincrcnt-prlncpally
the lattcr-but most Of the stun comes tlnged and
colorcd by the particular side on which the writer's
shinney. The week closed without adding anything
to the ccarncss or tile situation politically, except
that It looks u little worse for Tidcn The opinions
of nearly All the Democrats who are In attendance
here at the session Of the United States Circuit Court
are against him. The adhercnts Of Tilden affect much
surprise at the plain talk these give them. For
instance, Mr.. lIin, of Lycoming, member Of the
Legislature aud leading lumbctman Of the VII
Transport district, says there are no Tilden men Ia
his county ut ALL
Ex-senator Ilawley of susquehannn, says 1t would
he giving up the fight to nominate him.
Wilson Buck, OF Bradford than whom no better
posted man lives In that whole region, says the pcm
ocrats of his district would about rs lief vote for
Grant as Tildcn; that they won't swallow Tden at
ALL This is the talk all around.
There was some talk here some time ago among
SOME OF the guessers that Randall would lie selected
by ridden. as his next friend but that Is exploded
now. As IL was discussed In party last night one
man said, 1--WE might as well have the substance as
the shadow-why not take Bin McMullen at oncep
oape. kandall; u Us reported, lost his temper at
the defeat of Curtin and denounced the con-
duct OF the southern men as infamous. That
kind OF talk win goa long way toward nominating
him, am sure. wonder if 1t was any worse than
Randal's conduct toward his friend Barr, of the
Post, ut the late state Convention, where he jumped
from under him without any warning. take notice
the Post hasn't many loaded editorials since about
the wonderful Randall. They must get over the big
disgust first before they up TO him. II
Randall had the state Convention, ms he boastcd why
on earth didn't he put Barr ihronghy All, there was
tfickery there somewhere, and senshness besides.
Randall could not surely have wanted Curtin To get
his seat, because when Curtin was running fnr Con-
grcss II was thought VI elected, he would he q candi
date for Speaker, that he would I've elected some
kind Of spontaneous boom that the Pittsburgh Post
figures out occasionally but which don't boom worth
cent. AS long MS Curtin's seat was In allegiance II
was good rod for the Speaker to hold Mcclure,
TO Keep him from abusing him. But may he he did
want him In.
The Democrats Of the District would have done
much better " they had sent Mackcy back. lie had
carried the district by over s, 600 majority, and
Curtin lost 1t. II amusing to hear that Curtin says
the Democrats shall not lose vote by his losing his
seat. suppose that means his own vote, Tor don I
think he controls any other.