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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

/ SECOND Judicial District of the state OF he'ads @
and for the County of Ormsby. J. NJ snort, pianus
W. Cleo W. Holoomb defendant. Action brought ID tes
district Court of the Second Judicial strict OF the state
Of Nevada in and the County Of ormsby and the COM
aDt filed said County ef Urlnsby, III the on Si 'fs
Clerk of said District Court The state OF Nevada senps
greeting to Geo w Hocomb defendant You are here,!
Teouired to appear action brought against you p1
the aboys named plaintiff i'll the District Court OF ~
Second Judicial District OF the state "f NeNada '"
for the County Ormsby, and to answer the cDtiat
filed therein "a COPY of which accompanies ts sunois
within ten DAYS exclusive of the day Of servce Mef
service on YOU of this summOns-lf served WltIu VII
County: or served Of this County but in TINS Ds
trct thin twenty days, otherwise within forty
Judgment by uefaut will be taken against YOU inls s19
action is brought the sum OF SIX Hnndea az"
Eleven dollars Forty three cents balance 70 o
due from YOU to plaintiff account OF geods wares "
merchandise furnished you ypanth at your he
ants special instance and request between the Gun
Of Sepember A. j.. 1875 and the 8th day OF 'uy toys
as the same more fully appears in paintins
now on file in my Office, copy of winch Is here"its
served Plaintiff also demands Judgment Tor costs si sH,
And YOU are hereby notified that if you fail to APP ear
answer the said complaint above required the s&
plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the sao sA
Of S6l1 43 and costs Of snit. 80 nj;
Given under my hand and the Seal OF hs Di>
trlct Court of the Second Judicial District et ,ne
State Nevada, in and for the County oi ofIns"y,
SEAL his 18th day of December in the year 81 our
E--s Lord one hundred and seventy nine
des,T }. II. MARSHALL CLERK
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i Second Judicial District Of the State OF Nevsaf y
~ III Raro defspdant Action brought in the Distsss
Court of the Second Judicial district Of tho state
vada il and for the County Of ormsoy saa ne =, ~ %
of said District Court Tie State OF nevada sends
ing to John Bero defendant You are hereby .s
named plaintiff in the District Court OF 5he oeceho
District of the State of Nevada IN ana lot t ne W -
Ornshv and to answer the complaint filed tefen sop
Of which accompanies this summons) within ten oays A
elusive of day of service) after the service on
this summons-if served within this county or ssvsd
ant of this county but within this district within
DAYS otherwise within forty days-or Juoshnt ~
viii he taken against YOU The said action III orousns W
obtsn decree of divorce dissolvns the bonds of maui
moDy existing between plaintiff and yourseu. on No
grounds of deserton and abandonment; fsntn i,,
6rst that ever since about the 30 DAY OF June,
1876 the defendant, without cause OF Provoeo'lo
fully deserted and abandoned Piaintih ana ever soe -
confirmed and now continues to desert and aoandon h
Second and that ever since last mentioned date
for more than year last past the SAID deienda
or any of the necessaes of life, which sad ne
gect and failure and is not the result oi poseTG ~
defendants part which he could not avoid by ordnsy M
Justrv: and further that she is without fauk N ne
premises there is living OF the issue oi nef sa
rage one female child named Frankea Bero OF tne -
of n;ne years. that said child has been and was oef
nv defendant and left to the support OF ss
defendant is unfit have the OF said child ana nS
sSuetion that there is no property Of plaintiff
and defendant; wherefore plaiutih Prays HecFee
that the bonds between plainth aso t @
dissolved that pending this action plaintih nave the
and custody of the said minor child Franketa Bero ts
upon the final hearing such care and CUSTODY be
that neIns this action defend mt be required 10 pay
rdaintiff sucR reasonable sums amony and couns@
fees as NAV Just that she recover her csts a
s1ch ether relief she he entitled TO- ~ more teJ
set forth in plaintiffs complaint. And you are hefeoy
netied that if you fail appear and answer the sad st.
plant as above required. the said painti VIII Apply
the court for the relief demanded in her complaint:
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Distct C'
of the Second Judicial osrs 81 tb. .s Dot. sayo ocobe
q sventy.nine' J.H. MARSHALL.
G. S VARIAN Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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ASSESSMENT K0TlcE.


COMPANY-Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco Standardization OF works. orinses
County is hereby given that alta me ting
Of the Board m Directors held the 18th day of Dece
her A D. 1872 an No. % of twenty five 25l
cents per share levied upon each and every share OF
the capital stock of this company payable mme.isoey
in T. s gold coin the Secretary at the ohce room l.
Il3 Ieidesdorff street, San Francisco Caloriia Aks
stock upon which this assessment is not pad on "a N
DAY the 18th Of January, A. d. 1880, Will be deii
ouen and advertised for sale at public auction ana
paynent is made before will be sold on Wednesday Inc
th av OF February A 1850, at the hour ol clock
~ to pay asses together with the cost OF adVerVs
and expense of sale y order OF the Board OF directors
o. BETS, Secretary
Office: Room l. ll3 Ledesaorff street, San Francisco"
California. SVl'
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NOTICE No. ~.
a 1T or CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE
IA 3, 1878.
United STATES LAND OFffCB,

UNfTEp SrATES LAND UFfNH,
C.PsaN CITY Nevada December 20, 1875
Notice is hereby given to all whom may concern ln"'
Andrew J. Toft of the County OF Wash"e sNte 0 nc
ads has this day filed in this office his application Nc" u!
to nrehase from United States Government the ioi
lowing described of land chiefly valuable ior uoet
and unfit cultivation, VIZ: west haii "i sou1nen'.
quarter of Section in townsh Ne II north, OF range
No lS east NJ D. NJ, containing 50 acres and situate
within the Carson City Nevada, T. S. Land District
ANY and al persons having interest in or claim 70
said land adversely to said spcant hereby reqirea
IN f such adverse claim with the register of said lano
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication G"
this notice or failing TO do So they will be barred
SUI 81 M Soi c. n HARRIS, Register.
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N;CCLl THE TAllOR'S
GRAND TAILORING EMP o r UNI,
727 Market Street San Francisco.
al9-3m
Notice NO. lS-
a GC OF CONGRESS. APPROVED JUNE
"A ). 1878.


United STATES LAND OFFICE
Carson CRY Nevada, January 8, 1850. J
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern
That Alfred Jacques of the County Of Nasho+ State OF
Nevada this day filed m this office his application N"
following described of land, chiefly valuable fer TIM
her and unfit for cultivation viz: southeast quarter OF
section 90 in township IL north, of Range NJ" ID east.
NJ d. containing 100 acres, and situate w'tnn the
Carson Citv Nevada, U s. Land District
ANY and all persons having interest in or clam To:
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the Register Of sad Land
Office within the sixty days period Of publication OF ts
ye,.se r~lt or claim C. n. HARRIS, Resister
iani0-66d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19

u ORD Judicial District Of the State "f Nevada in and
for trsbv countyIn the matter OF the estate OF Mat
tas Rfnke-Pursant to order of said court nade on
the Ninth day of October. A d. ls19 notice is hereby
uiven that Monday, the THIRD day Of November, A.
1879 10 o'clock NJ of that day being cay Oh ,e me
November tern A ID. 1S79 OF said District Court AT the
a-rom said court, has been appointed az the tiine
and Place the proving of the viii Of the sad at'''
ninkIe feceas, d. and Of hearing tn" an'!l@a IONS
Narcpla + Ri,,keI wife the said Matthias Rinkit
ceased and Wills O. C;,rle, for the isS'IaHce e. rem
letters tr-tae-ttary When and where any pers'h ser
! tel NAV aD,ea! and contest the same -
!. II. \sSlIiLL, Clerk.
r,rson tit, N.yala Ocfnn.r 20, 1872.
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1x THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE

Second JuCci.l District County OF Ornsbv, stare OF
Nevada a-John Combs his credtorsNoce to creoCoTs
of insolyent Pursuant order Of the Hon. m NJ
Seawe presiding Judge of the said District Court h4ce
hereby given to all creditors of the said nsovent Jehh
Combs to be and appear before the Hon s. d. hlhs,
dpp of said Court at his chambers in Carson City, HI
the said County Of OrnSby on the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19
LYONS
KATHAIR0N,
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

had been entirely bald for several years, con.
,ttutional, suppose, 1 used few bottles OF
Kathairon, ani, to my great surprise o'Ss a 'h''A
growth of young hair
COL. JOHN l.. DoRRANCE' l. ). A.
In every important respect the kath"iron a0So-
iutoly incompatible. 1t is 'hequa'ea
l. To Cure Badness.
. To Restore Gray Hair
}. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
REAR IN MIND.--The Kathairon is no
uticky paste of sulphur and sugsr-oflead, TO PANT
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. luis
a pure and lmpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth and reinVsoraton,
1t is splenddly rerfumed; and the most deiightiu'
toilet dressing known. No laays or gentlemans
soilet outfit is complete without Lyons katnaaroh
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19
sEMl.AsNHAI REPORT OF the C~UaTY
TREASURER.
oryror ~ Cvvxrx TRsAsunsz,

oryroR ~ CUvKr TRs sAscHs1
SAasos CRY, Nevada, December 81, E1s
tn ge Hoa Beard Of County OF of'nSos
sounsy, Nevada: ... ,;t -
Geuaeman | have the honor N herewith suorn't my
report Of the receipts and disbursements T'Io sucn
understanding the transactions of this department. I'f
ne SIX months ending December 81, 1879:
Balance o hand July L, 1879, as psr oasn . -,e -
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NICHOLS INFALLiBLE lNJECli

f,uaru.eed 10 cure promptly and permanently every
case of Gonorhpa Saeet and Whites, no naIter !
80 Long standing if directions followed Internal
,.d;rjnes not recommended necessary cure guar
teed or money refunded For sale by B. F. Foster .:e
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ssA vusros SrxKsr. BsaeaBYs. n. Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19

w Samples. with instructions
for Self Measurement sent free
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19
ssm-lNH2Ai REPOsT 0f TdE c0uN 7
AUDITOR.


opvcs oF COUNTY AvDrsex.
oavrxY CersrY NEVADA, December 81, 1873
H TIE Hon the Board Of County Cohrnssieaeas osansoy
rnuoty State of Nevada Gentlemen: .
The County Auditor respectfully submits the fe"~1ng
report OF the fiscal affairs OF the saa ''@An" ~" ~' "
mnnths ending December 3lst, 1872
nns I,E -, I'D At cfc<e ii bluinsss June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-19
NlCOLL the TAILOR

~ RsTRHS 70 CALI THE ATTkNFAOh
Of French English and Domestic goods sOn his London
and New York houses.
Being our own srapsrtsrs able TO gnHAatee aHd
give the REAL article at such pFisss a. dsfy
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08
EXPECTATION.

Grandmother sits in her easy chair
In the snuggest and contest corner,
While Mary and Ned, not very far off,
Are intently gazing upon her.
What is it, wonder, that draws them so close
To the corner where grandma is sitting?
They talk and they laugh, but their eyes are
intent
On her fingers, so steadily knitting!
First red, and then white it surely must be
For some little child a nice stocking.
And will it be done ere the good Santa Claus
With his pack mt the door stands a-knock-
ing?
Oh, who is it for? And happiest dreams
Through their heads are all silently fitting.
But grandma is sly. she knows how it is,
And only keeps steadily knitting!
Now, grandma has come from over the hills
To make them a nice Christmas visit.
present for each they know she has brought,
But neither dare ask her. What is it?
They have their own fancieS, their homes and
their plans,
And know just what gift is most fitting,
But grandnan has never word to say
About that red sock she is knitting!
How pretty twill look when, packed to the
top,
1t bursts on their view Christmas morning (!
And Neddy says "Oh"' at the rapturous
thought,
And jumps up and down without warming.
And SO they are lowering closely around
The corner where grandma is sitting;
There's laughter and fun-and many a
thought,
But never word of that Knitting.
Christian Union.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08
Reporting the Proceedings of Congress

TO a stranger it seems simply incred-
Idle that verbatim report can be taken
OF the verbal whirlwinds which visit the
House OF Representatives so frequently.
One member nominally has the floor.
but dozen or 20 other members are on
their feet making all sorts of noises. in
terrupting, contradicting, appealing to
the Speaker, interpolating all kinds of
parliamentary abuse, nonsense and re-
tort, while the Speaker is adding to the
din by rapping on the desk with his
mallet and demanding order. Inartic-
uiate shouts of approval and disapprov-
al contend for the mastery. Meanwhile
the member entitled to the floor is saw
ing the air and beating his desk in dumb
show. But the reporter, practiced in
such scenes, and knowing what thew
mean, who are making the noise and
what they are making it about, catches
word here and there, supplies broken
sentences, makes grammar out of dis
Jolnted phrases, has the intelligence and
discretion to know what is simply the
chaotic accompaniment to be
ignored, and which the essen
tai stream of melody running
through it all to be noted and pre,
served, and thus, with the help of an
occasional assistance from his fellow re-
porters, and the recollection of the COM
batants themselves with regard to the
controversy just ended, he can present
to the readers of the Record next morn
ing report which will be almost abso-
lutely correct of the stormiest scenes of
the session. And if his record is not
faithful he will be very apt to know
it next day, for although the proceed
!!ngs OF Congress are not the most excit-
ing features of the days news to the
general reader, we may be certain that
there is one man who reads the official
report OF yesterdays proceedings with
critical attention, and that is the per-
son whose utterances form part of those
proceedings. Hence it follows that the
reporters work passes in review every
day before exacting critics, and a repu-
tation for good or bad work is speedily
acquired.-Good Company.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08
The Oldest Railroad Official.

Benjamin Fish of Trenton, N. j., on
Nov. 10 rounded up "a years of a won
derful active existence, and he is as
lively to-day as the majority of men who
have reached only three-fourths of his
years. He voted in 1907, loaned Com
modore Vanderbilt thousand dollars
when that gentleman was launching out
In his career, brought down the first
anthracite coal that descended the Della
ware, in 1928, managed the old stage
line and steamboat company between
New York and Philadelphia IS years ago.
was elected one of the first Directors of
the Camden and Amboy Railroad, at
Iy's Tavern in Camden, in 1880, and
has been elected every year since. In
the autumn of 1888 Mr. Fish drove the
first freight car that moved over the
road between South Amboy and Borden
town. The road was completed the
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08

To DRESS CABBAGE.-If intended to
be eaten by itself with bread, this sauce
is very delicious: Take two ounces of
butter, two ounces of -four, a pint of
milk, three ounces of grated cheese,
nall teaspoonful of salt, quarter of a
teaspoonful Of pepper; mix these ingre-
dents carefully together with the yelk
OF an egg, and stir them frequently
continuously as it begins to simmer and
thicken some; after pouring this sauce
over the cabbage, strew bread-crumbs
over the top and brown in the oven.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08
CHRISTMAS ANTHEM.

Maidens, mothers that may be,
Bring your wreaths to deck the shrine
OF the Mother maid divine
With her Child upon her knee;
Shout your silvery songs of praise
For the birth of better days.
Mothers, come. / see confessed
In your Chances deep and mild
The alteration of the Child.
Come, your children at the breast;
Lift your prayerful songs of praise
For the birth of better days.
Children, come with confidence,
Seek the benediction mild
of this gentle little Child,
Who was love and innocence;
Lisp your guileless songs of praise
For the birth of better days
Philip o. Sulliran, ia HaTper's for January
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08

previous year, and horses We're used
until the close of 1883, when the first
locomotive was imported from England
and placed on the road. 1t was known
as "JohnnyBull," and Number One, "
and is standing to-day in the shops at
ROrdentOWn.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08

PETER GOBLET, who died in New
York recently worth 500, 900, 900. had
an appointment one day to meet a friend
IN bank, of which he was director.
The friend being tardy in putting in an
appearance, Peter walked into the bank
parlor and improved his time by taking
off his coat and darning some worn-out
spots.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08

THE officers of the Engilsn vi "a
Zululand were ordered to dlsc 800
sigma of rank in order not . -. rs 4
attention of the savages, ana =. V. "
serve their lives. But II 49, 81
of their death. For, ai.nous Is a
wavo ordered his men to DI'Ds ~
GERS in alive, and told them - v q
carried swords, the man g1I sI;iab|
could not tell them apart anu
indiscriminately.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08

1T is said that a suit of undertaking
lined with red pepper is far warmer
than an ulster with a pocket stove at
tachment.-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08

THERE is said to be . &C. + y
Burmese and Shan adyensu',d ID
the frontier into Siam, aI.l III = NO.
by a reported discovery q
field of sapphires. a.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-08

A woMAN's rite-Ine n
mony.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-16

Some time ago young demoiselle
Of Lexington. Kentucky, came to DE.
troit to visit friends, and while here
made the acquaintance Of a youth
employed in a Woodward avenue Jew
elry store. lie was completely mash.
ed, and presented his lady love with
a 5000 set Of diamond earrings. lie
laid siege to her heart. but failed to
capture the citadel Of her affections.
He demanded the return OF the gift
and was met with a quiet refusal. He
then applied to the young ladys
mother, and was again repulsed, when
be consulted a lawyer. aud instructed
him to bring suit for The value Of the
gift. Some racy correspondence has
passed between the attorney and the
parties in Lexington without resulting
in anything tangible, and the Lex
ington lawyer has been instructed to
sue the mother. When this determi-
nation reached the ears of the latter
she wrote to the Detroit attorney that
in case the matter wasn't stopped, she,
his client. would visit Detroit and
make il warm for both him and John.
There is no probability that the pro-
ceedings will be stopped, and social
circles are on the alert to hear what
the outcome will be.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-16

His participation in the great steal
Is fixed upon him more emphatically,
even, than his participation in Credit
Mobilier. That was the worst bust.
ness Garfield wss ever engaged in.
II was shameful, base, infamous. lie
can never long as he lives make him.
self TT to hold the Executive office.
The odor of the crime Of 1876 is upon
his garments. lie helped strike the
foul blow at republican freedom; he
became a partner Of thieves to "help
the party" The acts Of bribe-taking
fastened upon Garfield are bad enough
aud weighty enough TO sink him; but
the part he took in the Republican
crime which seated a defeated candi.
date for the Presidency in the White
House is something which the Amer
ican people, who were defrauded in
1876, can never pardon. Neither do
they view with Indifference the inso.
lence of the Republican party in
brazenly putting at the head of their
ticket the name Of this partner Of j.
Madison Wells-James A. Garfield.
Il Courier.Journal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-16
.y.sge a,.ek .. Gen. H..e.ek


When Gen. llancock's Order No.
40 was made public, the Hon. Jere-
miah s. Black wrote him the sub
joined letter;
WASHINGTON, Nov. rs. 1867. -
No Dear Geaerai:-This moment !
read your admirable order. am
much engaged. but can not resist
the temptation 10 steal time enough
from my clients 10 tell you how CRATE
ful you have made me by you IA.
triolic and noble behavior.
Yours Is the first. most distinct and
most emphatic recognition which the
principle Of American liberty has re.
ceived at the hands Of any high off.
Ger in a Southern command. II has
the very ring Of Revolutionary metal.
Washington never said a thing ia bet
ter taste or better time. Ii will prove
- all men that "Peace hath her vic
tories not less renowned than those Of
war" | congratulate YOU, not because
il will make You the most popular
man in America, for dare say you
care nothing for that. but because il
will give you through all time the
solid reputation Of true patriot aud
sincere lover of your country, is
laws and its Government. This, add
ed to your brilliant achievements as &
soldier, will leave you without a rival
in the affections Of all whose good
will is worth having, and give you q
place in history which your children
will be proud Of.
This acknowledgement from ms
does not amount 10 much, but an
expressing only the feelings Of mil
lions, and expressing them feebly Al
that. With profound respect, yours
etc. }. S. BLACK.
MAJ. GES. HANcocK.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-16

A few days ago, the respected faith.
er Of North End family got into a
little difficulty with a neighbor and
succeeded IN violating one Of the city
ordinances before the dispute was set.
tied, for which he was collared by the
police aud locked up. Abou. an hour
afferward, girl about thirteen years
old entered the station house in a state
Of lachrymosc misery aud began
pleading with the Chief in a voice
broken by 'obs 10 please let him
out" Her sorrow was pitiIul to wit.
ness, and the kind-hearted Chief was
unable to withstand her appeals to his
sympathy made by the little maiden.
He kindly stroked he hair and brush
ed away the briny drops from her
cheek with fatherly tenderness while
talking to her soothingly. At last
she managed to control herself sufii-
GENTLY To tell the Chief her name. He
realized at once that the man just ar.
rested was the girls father, and, as
the ohense was trivial one. he resolv-
ed to let him go. Turning to the
Tailor. Brown directed him to let the
man out, mentioning his name. At
this the girls sobs were resumed with
an increased flow Of tears and she
siammered out; P-pplease sir, ! don't
wa.wa-want him; | want m-m.m-my
d-ddog. Then the Chief remember
ed that the pet dog Of the family had
been caught roaming around without
a tag. contrary to the peace and dig
nifty Of the City Of Virginia and the
ordinance in such case made and pro-
vidcd, and was at that time incarcer.
ated 10 the pound connected with the
Jail. Both pup and parent we're re.
stored to liberty. Virginia City
Chronicle.