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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-16
SHEREFF'S SALE.



MANDs order Of sale. issues out OF the District
Court OF the judicial District Of Nevada in and
for County of Ormsby tie seal OF said Court on
the 9Th day of March, A D. $780, and tO me- as Sherh q"
county directed and duly atesed as issuing from
judgment and decree RENDERED ia said Court on the lth
dav March, A D. 1880 favor of the Carson City Saw
ings Bank plaintiffs and against John e. Moore, John D.
kersey administrator of the etse OF Marvel Parker de
ceased and Charles Harris defendants for the sum OF
hundred Sl 500 dollars principal and the sum OF
three hundred and enty eight and Oloo S7o 7Olo)
dollars interest and the of hundred and fifteen
and S71O0 {s1l5 8710o) lars for insurance premiums
and and the last mentioned, viz: the h1teen
hundred dollars and the hundred and fifteen and
bear interest at the rate of and enehaf 4b
pei cent per month from the date Of rendition Of Judg
until paid and counse! fees i'll the sum OF one hun
and ninety and 46l0o (Sl99 46lO dollars, to
geher with costs of uit twenty-five and so leo SZ5 DO
dollars and accruing costs five and 6010O dollars render
ing judgment i'll the aggregate Of two thousand two
hundred and twenty-five and 1870 s2225 l3) dollars
and the hereafter costs and expenses OF sale. NOW
whereas adjudged and dereed that all ana singular
the tagged property herenaft described much
thereof will be sufficient to realize the aggregate sum
stated and the costs and eses OF such sale VIII
by virtue and in obedience the command OF said order
and decree sell pub c auction to te highest bidder fo
cash of the Court house, i'll Carson City, sAd
county and State, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock P. NJ, on
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MARBLE WORKS AGENCY.
MIR. WARD HARPER HAflS
w KREN appointed agent for thus pace Of the
GRASS VALLEY MARBLE WORKS.

10 sow prepared 20 furaish Grsve-stones Mouunents
naaaes Marble Tile, ETC., abort notice Cheaper San
sss furnished by any other parties Designs can ne
my residence. .ouh sds OF hintreet. two blocks
sass II ehe Capital. h"TS,-t
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NICOLl the TAiLOR'S
GRAND TAILORING EMP0 ri III,
7a7 Market Street San Francisco.
al9Sm
Not CO MO. 13.
a ct OF CONGRESS-. APPROVED JUNE
~ 3. 1879.
ITSITyD STATES LAND OFFICE,
, ,,.,>- /,rrx Na,.a6a IapuarT < 1890

ITSITgD STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CRY Nevada, January s, 1850. J
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern
That Alfred jacques Of the County of Washoe, State OF
Nevada has this dav filed this office his application No
"a to purchase from the United States Government the
following described Of land. chiefly valuable for "
ber and unfit for cultivation VIZ Southeast quarter OF
Section 90 in township No II north, of Range No IL east
NJ d. NJ containing 100 acres, and situate within the
Carson City Nevada L S. Land District
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
to file such claim with the Register OF said Land
Office within the sixty days period OF puocatoh Oh tS
notice or failing 80 to do they will be barred of such ad
varse right or claim C. n HARRIS, Register.
janl0-60d
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NOTICE 80. ~.

TS,TEp STATES LAND OFfrcK,

CARSON CITY Nevada December 70, 1876.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it concern That
Andrew J. Toft of the County of Washoe State of Ne
vada has this day filed in this office his application No H.
purchase the United States Government the 10"
lowing described of laud chiefly valuable for timber
and unfit for cultivation, West half Of southeast
quarter of Section "a in townsh No. II north Of Range
No Is east M. D. NJ, containing so and situate
within the Carson City, Nevada, L. s. Land District
Any and all having any interest ill., or claim t
land adversely said applicant hereby required
file claim with the register of said Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication OF
this notice, or, failing to do they will be barred
such adverse right claim.
dec y tod c. N. HARRIS Register.
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N o 7 | c E.

u1ERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Board Of Directors of the State Orlhans Home
and against the of State Capitol are
notified to hand in their bills before the Saturday
nsxt preceng the Monday in each month By order
A ~ D. z. SESSIONS.
Secretary N hoard u UrphauI Ho<De Directors and
B,ar,i u Satftol Ornunssiousss Pi
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NOTICE NO. %.
Act OF Congress Approved June 3, 1873.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcs,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, March s, 1880.
AyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
~ WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-That Leon Chsreste
Of the County W.shoe, State Of Nevada has thus DAY
filed in this office his appca ion NO 22 opurcase from
the United States Government the following described
cultivation viz Northwest quarter Of Section "A in
Township II north, of Rane No. IS east NJ d. NJ con
tanning 6O acres and situate within the Carson City
Nevada, L. : Land District.
Any and all persons having interest ill., or claim TO-
said land adversely sal applicant hereby require
to file sch adverse claim with the Register OF said Ian
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication
this notice or failing do they will he barred Of such
adverse right OF claim c. n. HARRIS, Register.
March 80 days
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PACIFIC ICE COMPANY.
J. NJ. BENT0a. AGENT,
AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
PU 1 E 10 D

Daily, in quantities TO suit one at Lo" Pr1oes
their residences
The Ice that 1 furnish IL taken from
Carson River, formed OF Pure, Soff,
running water, aud not from
any stPGnant pond OF Hn-
healthy location.
Orders left my Livery Stable, on Carson street.
be promptly attended to. ,
islaH hyent Pacific Ice Com 2uBd
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SsMi-aNNuAl REPURT GF The C-UMIy
TREASURER.
0YFIoB OF COUNTY TRgAsURHR.

CARSON CITY, Nevada, December 81, 1879
To the Bon the Board of County Commissioners OF Ormsby
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen: Thave the honor to herewith submit my
report of receipts and disbursements with such other
information may be for full and complete
understanding the Of this department for
the six months ending December 81, 1879:
Balance hand July l, 1879, as per Cash
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SEMi.ANNua REPORT OF THE COuM
AUDITOR.
OEuCg eP COUNTY AUDuoR,


ORMsBv COUNTY NEVADA, December 81, 1879 !
70 the Hon the of County Commissioners Ornsby
County State of Nevada Gentlemen:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report fiscal affairs of the said county Tor the SIX
months ending December 3lst, 1879
Lond of JIHa
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

Special Correspondence Of the Times.
New YORK, July 21.-Some four
weeks ago, while crossing from
Staten Island to New York with
the little ones, every one noticed
a little child 10 it's nurses arms.
1t was apparently q year old, but
had wasted away until it was q
mere shadow; it's forehead was
drawn back and glazed; the nose
pinched, and the mouth looked as
if it had lost all power of actien,
but the eyes Of the little one were
supernaturally bright and it enjoy
ed the beauties Of the sunset seen
cry in range Of it's gaze, now and
then feebly turning its little head
to look in the face Of the plying
nurse with a weak smile Of ap-
proval.
what is the matter with the
baby 2 The doctors don't seem
to know they have given him up,
so we are trying the salt air sails
Upon further questioning found
the child's bowels we're seriously
affected, and yet it's food had been,
so long as it would eat, barley
water and oatmeal cruel and no
milk! 1t is one of The mysteries
how the mass Of children live and
thrive. why don't you give the
child milk?' Baby don't seem to
like the milk we get. 1t is not
very good Have you ever tried
condensed milk?' No is it good
for babies?' Yes. Ask the doc
tor if you can use it, and to one
leaspoontul Of the milk pour on i
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

SINGULAR ANIMAL FRIENDSHIP.
Mr.. Adams, Of Van Shaick is
land, says the Troy Press, is the
possessor Of bay horse and black
Newfoundland dog, who have
formed a wonderful attachment
for each other. They are insepa-
rable companions, and one is not
easy if the other is Out Of sight
for a moment. Whether in the
stable or the pasture the dog
sleeps with his equine friend. If
the horse is harnessed the dog is
on the alert and follows wherever
driven, and when the horse stops
the dog is close at his head, and it
is q pleasure to witness them ex-
change carcsses. The horse will
scratch the dogs back with his
teeth, which delights him greatly,
and in return the horses face gets
a thorough smoothing from the
tongue Of the dog. Sometimes in
sport the horse will seize the dog
by the nape of his neck with his
teeth and raise him in the air, but
the dog does not whlmper, but re-
taliates by watching his opportu-
nifty to give the ear of the horse
a pinch with bis teeth. They will
fight fer each other wickedIy. If
the dog is attacked by other ca
mines he seeks shelter under the
horse, and the teeth and feet OF
that animal are active in bis DE-
fense. What the result will be II
one of those devoted friends should
die before the other is matter OF
some concern to the owner, who |
values both very highly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01
Doetry.
THORNS AND ROSES

From morn till night Johns hammer rang,
The tale Of labor telling;
But oft he marked, with envious eye.
squire's Hsrdy's cosy dwelling.
One day the squire himself came by
My horse has lost o shoe. John,
And that's the least OF all my cares,
But cares don't come TO you. John,
The lightning struck my barns last night;
My child near death is laid, John;
No! life is not what folks suppose.
IT'S not Of roses, made, John"
And then the squi.e rode sadly off,
John watched him in amazement,
And, as he watched, two faces bright
Peeped from the open easement.
He heard his wife's voice, sweet and low,
His baby's merry laughter;
John gave his anvil such blow,
It shook each smoky rafter.
~ would not change with squire" said he
s'For ali his land and money;
There's thornS for him as we'll as ne, !.
But not such roses bonpy!
Frederick E. Weatherly.
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SsIsetsn Story.
HRR GOLDEN FlLLSMtN,

| i cannot rcCONWeuU SOu, Ut-
lieving you to be thief, but l
will be so merciful that | will let
you depart. 20 at once
The voice and face were stern
and unyielding.
: Geofrey Baird know that all the
piteous appeals he had made the as
-sertions of Innocence he had franti.
cally declared had fallen upon
ears not indeed deaf, but closed to
him.
you have been very kind to
me, Mr.. Hoyt,' he said, his voice
quiver:ng with pain, 'and l hope
some day you will know that [
had rather cut off my right hand
than let it rob YOU
There was no reply, and the
boy, for he was only nineteen,
walked slowly from the room,
I whore he had been accused Of
| crime, condemned and punished: in
ia brief half hour.
He was . widows only son, and
very poor, but Abraham Hoyt had
been very kind to him, employing
! him 10 light labor about his ex-
| tenslve grounds, and trying him
we'll, and allowing him to read
| whatever he wished in his library.
And from the library valuable
| watch and chain had been stolen
| from a table drawer, VIII en- there
was no one as far rs ""1ld be as
certained, in the room put Geof-
| frey Baird.
CrusLed, bumiliated, almost
heart-broken the lad walked from
the house across the wide gar
den, bright with summer bloom
| that seemed to mock his misery.
He had his hand upon the great
| iron gate leading into the road,
when be heard his name called, in
u clear, childish voice.
| JEFF, JEFF! Oh, wait moment !
| And then, turning his heavy
| eyes, be saw a. fairy Of ten SUM-
| mers, a golden-haired darling'
dressed all in white, coming dow II
the broad walk with flying feet,
OF all the treasures his employer
possessed, Geofrey knew this,
his only child, was the dearest.
| Motherless from her birth, she
had been her fathers idol her
whole petted lite.
jeff she painted, coming to his
side, you must 90 away, papa
says, but | know you never, never
took the watch! Did you?'
No, Miss Daisy, / never took
| it,
/ Il know it! I'm going to find
out who did take it. And Jeff,
you must. take this
She opened her tiny white hand
TO show lying upon the palm a
broad twenty.dolIar gold piece.
But the boy shrank back.
No, no, Miss Daisy he said i
| cannot
But you must. 1t is my own,
my very own. Aunt Louise CAV e
lit to me on my birthday. In the
corner | scratched M. H for Mar
garet Hoyt, with pin, but |
| guess it won't hurt it. Pleas e.
please, dear JEFF, do take it,
She pressed it into his reluctant
hand and then throwing her arms
around his neck, kissed him with
her child lips, saying:
4 will find out who did take the
watch, jeff, and then you will
come back
! Before he could answer she was
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01
DUE WEST
PbuALB CObbbGE,

More prosperous last year than usual
annually growing in popular favor; TWEEN
rv-oue years under the same administration;
EMPLOYS only the best teachers; depends
upon merit for success; and offers the best
advantages for the least money. Sl62:oO
paws board and tuition for one year.
The next College year will open Monday
the 18th October.
Send for Circular, to
Rev. IL. BONNER, President,
Due Vest, Abbeyille County, s. Z.
Aug. /, 32-6t.
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Then moving chair near th'
one she had occupied, he told be-
of his grand-fathcr's legacy ane
the change Of name.
Through good and i'll, years o
prosperity and the temptation: that
assails all of.us, | have carried {
golden talisman, to keep my hear
pure and true, that [ might some
day dare to bring it to your feet,
be said.
And through a mist of happy
tears she saw HIM open a large
locket hanging Ibis watch chain
No miniature face, no lock of hair
was there, but carefully set
twenty-dollar gold piece, with H
NJ scratched with a pin in one
corner.
In the drawing room Mrs. Brls-
tow wondered what detained our
hero for the evening; but when
he came in1late she read nothing
of the secret that was IN his happy
eyes. ...-
I She saw his courteous attention
to her governess, but attributed
to the innate courtesy of the
young millionaire, and Daisy sang
as if inspired. and threw q shower
of fantasies into her waltz and
gallop music. .
But when Miss Hoyt was asked
for in Mr.. Wharton's calls, when
the stylish turnout that was ad-
mired Of all Albany stood at the
door for Miss Hoyt to drive, Mrs
Brlst0W grew savage.
You are too forward with stran.
gers,' she told Daisy.
But Mr.. Wharton is an old
friend. | knew him when [ was
little girl, and-and we are to
be married in the spring.. said
blushing Daisy.
And considering Mr.. Whartoh's s
wealth and position, and his future
wife's probable influence in socie'
| ty, Mrs. Bristow wisely made the
best Of it, and Daisy was pro7id'
ed with a trousseau and wedding
party, for Your great kindness to
Allie said Mrs. Bristow grace
fully.
Not until they. had been some
days married did Willard Wharton
say one day carelessly.
'By-the-by, Daisy, was that
watch ever found 2
Yes, Felix was arrested SIX
months afterward for stea ling
some of the plate, and in his trunk
was the watch. Papa searche cd
faithfully for you, but you had
vanished as if the earth had swal'
lowed you
Il knew it would turn up some
where said Mr.. Wharton, quietly
'and perhaps now it is just as well
IL was missed. If [ had not left
in disgrace, my darling might
not have given me my golden
talisman.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

uzTcs ssSs ssSe coRPeRG"-Tse location Of an eseeL
M lent Institution Of Learning celebrated foants
seah of health and education together Besides hsvng oa
access to the wtaassea eastybeass Seelag the pupAs
Of the E.Lz Ge-@EaE devote a'eS maaes sy
80 bos7S pupls enjoy also the systematic Of O Joa
sos, TT11Taer The Study Room slarse thosonghlyvea
and lighted from The The left M s5d I'd 5sS hSssy ReS;s
s ~ 49, VIII .eYcr. othc- V.lrAp1x PrcrAH EE.ErEs ~
6i1 .:ossd n oor Catalogue sco4 fog on nd Iss1os I
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miscellaneous.
P
CURING THE BABIES.

a Woman Doctor Working Miracles.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

+. The Sunday is the core Of our
civilization, dedicated to thought
and reverence. 1t invites the
noblest solitude and to the no.
blest society.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

Trouble and perplexity drive
me to prayer-aDd prayer drives
away perplexity and trouble.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

What are a few years Of what
men call sorrow and burden-bear-
ing to an eternity Of blessedness ?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

Ao1''n'EN F1AiOS w H~' w w wa 'AoSN
to q humiliation, but a truthful
statement Of facts must be made
by conscientious writer. Ny
sympathies were ali enumerated
and embellisheG with the remark
that the doctols I had consulted
attributed the difficulty to too
much brain work. With a smile
she showed doubt as 10 whether
[ had any brain or not, she said !:
Your trouble, madam, is purely
bodily. The mental condition and
exercise has nothing to do with
what you suffer. Take the medi-
cine | will give you regularly and
observe my directions and in a
few weeks you will be cured en-
tirely. The medicine d? [ thought
you cured by prayer?' In some
instances where only change of
diet and care is necessary; but for
you, a little medicine as we'll as
prayer will be beneficial
THE EFFECT OF STARVATION.
My own case settled, / inquired
what was the matter with the
little child from Grand street.
Want Of proper food, too much
medicine, too much exercise in
strong seabreeze for its feeble con-
dition and exposure to damp night
air. will prayer cure the child ?
With a smile: Yes, if they close
~ follow the rules [ have given
them IN caring for baby and regu-
lating it's diet WAS that your
most serious case?' oh, no; some
times babies are brought to me
apparently dead, the effects of
starvation, want of care and heat;
others are in an absolute decline,
and they are not strong and we'll.
Many grown people have come to
me, too, after the doctors have
given them up, and [ have been
successful in relieving or curing
them in nine cases out Of ten.'
Tell me something Of yourself.
How long have you been practic-
ing?
Since mothers death, four years
ago. studied medicine with her
and have filed her place
Then you do not attribute your
success to any supernatural agen-
cy?'
No; only to the goodness Of
God, who has given me a faithful
insight into the suferings of His
children and enables me to relieve
them
Have any newspaper people
ever been to see you?'
The answer: Never; my pa
tients are all poor,' showed that
she knew nothing Of the lmpecu-
NOUS class called reporters
What are your charges?'
80 cents, including medicine to
some; 25 cents, to others and
nothing 10 the very poor She
forgot to mention, what l had
before learned, that the very poor
often were made happy by dona-
tions Of the fifty cents received by
the praying doctor for her atten'
dance upon the very rich, who
I L L I 9 4,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16

A SWEEPING Postal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RI CgANoE TIE NAMES OF FIFTEEN HUN
rwsp Posi- OFFICES Washington fostl-
Superintendent w. B. Thomson, OF tne
railway mail service, has on foot PROPOSE
tion 10 change the names OF all post.omces
in the United States which copfiict WHO eacn
other. as well as OF those which are now
compound. All offices OF the same name IN
states where the abbreviated DESIGNATION Is
likely to be mistaken, such as Pa, va, ga.
La. and Ia. {; Md. and Ind. Cal. ana Co'; !,
Mass. and Miss, etc, are to be changed: \.
being thought that this will facilitate IN
yreas degree the safe and swift carrying OF
mail matter, as the chance Of letter being
sent 10 the wrong State will be completely,
ob,,a,ed. All post-ofices OF compound
names-such ss aspiring Hill Academy,
.Iobeson's Cross Roads," or "Johpson !,
Four Corners v--will in carrying out this
idea have their titles changed to names o,
one syllable. This sweeping reform VIII
necessltate the remaining OF LOO TO LOU
nost.offces in the United States. The POST
master.tieneraI Is in full accordance WIN
The idea. and It will without doubt be at
once put into operation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
How BYRON pronounced HIS Name.

Byron's own pronunciation OF his name
ought 10 be authentic enough. During his
last years possibly be pronounced Il as
II spelled Birron, as some writers have
claihned: but Just previous to bis
marriage hc certainly called II Byron.
Among the books which one now and then
picks up At secondhand stalls " the Nc
moirs Of Sir william KHighton," who was
keeper Of the privy purse during the reign
Of George W., and for some time previous
to Byron's marriage was his medical at
tendsnt. In this book, which has been out
OF print perhaps forty years, Sir William
relates this ahccdote Of the poet:
one morniug when he had called bis
Lordsbjp rose, and, with smile, said abb
rupfiy: "Knighton, whit do you think
am going to dof am going TO marry
Sir Wi!.ssm replied that he was sorry to
hear u. q TIE devil you arel And why
should nolf 2" "Becanse DO not think
you are constituted 10 he happy In mar
rlage,".was the reply. Byron looked grave
at this, and. after pause, said I" ! believe
you are right; but the ladies think other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

4 NEW FRAME STORE AND DWELL
N ING ON RESERVOIR AND DOBSON
STREETS, WITH LARGE AND NEAT LOT At
TACHED.-By virtue of d. ed of trust date Sth
July, 1879. recorded la Richmond ChanccIy Court
ID. ID. I15 G, page 3D. executed ny Frank Miller,
Jr., for Margareita Koch and Charles Koch and
WIFE TO trustee, TO secure certain pegOtaDie
notes Ihereiu mentioned, and default having been
made in payment thereof and being requested by the
beneficiary therein go 10 do, will sell at public au;-
ton,
TUESDAY. 9TH DAY OF APRIL, AT $50 p. NJ
The above property, fronting on The east line OF
Reservoir street at its intersection wi he nor
line Of DObs0n, 63 ZIP feet, WIN a deDtD OF Nv
10 alIey rs feel widy-being lots Nos. md 10 In
block No. IL.
Parties looking for fine stand for business, being
the proposed terminus Of the street railway and on
the most popular drive In the city, should attend
this sale. 49,,
Terms: One fourth ca h: balance In SIX, twelve
and eighteen months. interest added, secured Oy
trust deed. +. OHIO LObMANN' trustee,
I THOMPSON BROWN, Auc Toner. ap l6