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, 1880-04-16

TIE Jesutts nre liut the only persons the
Fronch Government nro dcs1ro.ts Of driving out
OF Frnnce. Tho Socialists Mrv also giving
trouble. upd nineteen Of thoin havc eeen obliged
tu lcNyo &iie country,
, 1880-04-16

TIE wholu strength Of Horny u. Payne as
u Democratic " dark horsor consists In bis con-
.,cotlon with tho p!pr-llno OF tho Standard on
monopoly, Ilo would have to tunnel Into tho
WhItp House to get theru ut all.
, 1880-04-16

THREE men were fatally burned Mt the
pernsylyunla Btee- Works, Harrisburg, ycstcr-
dny, BY the oycrturltng Of IL ladlo contuning
from six to 8oven tons Of motion stcef. buycn
other mon were seriously but not dangerously
Injured ut tho HnIne true.
, 1880-04-16

GEN. GRANT Will visit Bloomington Satur.
day ,.nd apet,d tho Sunday thure. He will bo
accortlcdA very eosllul reception by tho people
OF thu city aud vicinity.
, 1880-04-16

TIE Canada and English newspapers ex-
prcss surprise TINT tho nomination OF Con. GrAnt
for a third torn should bo ovon thought Of In
tue United states,
, 1880-04-16

SoMi: seventeen students have been co1l-
yioted or polit!cnl oRcnscs ut Odessa. Nnssln,
and sentenced To various terms Of imprisonment
Mt hard inbor. The trials took place before q
, 1880-04-16
Ar CAIRO.

Special Dtspaseh to 1ns ca.eaao 1rtouKk
OAllo, ILL.,. April 15.-Arrangements ~
about perfected for tho Grant reception 0'
morrow, aru the Indications arc TINT large
number OF people from adjoining towns alo
counties will participate,
, 1880-04-16

was confined tn II sotnry member, Mt. Haskell.
of Knnsns, wl,nsc remarks were grcotctt with
ntythtng Int fnyor. Tic Territorial delegates
Apoko in fnyor Of It vlHoroHs polloy agA!nst tho
Indians, nnl referred to tho course of Secretary
Sch,rz ns l1cng mlttlt,i in fta HortlncntaEta,1l.
, 1880-04-16

VlcE-pnEs1pExr WIsEELEs. will probably
bo u member OF tho noxt House, and. II tho Ito.
publlcuus hayo u minority, cand!date tor
BppAkeY,
, 1880-04-16

pH1NcF. GOHrscJ1AKOfF Inns given up all
nopcs OF recovery. notwithstanding TINT nus
r,,ys,ciaus have not entirely given up his c1sc.
, 1880-04-16

THOUSANDS Of families nre STRIVING III the
Province Of Orcnburg, 1tassn. They can neither
Aud work nor foGd.
, 1880-04-16

"3lAYon" Wn1ollr once dragged down
Republican ticket in thIs county. Does to yoatn
tu drA1 down an0th1rY
, 1880-04-16


wEaT POINT MANNERS,
THE nrncrctlI,,rs in tic cusu Of Cadet Whit
takrr dcyelopri thus far-outl It matters
little yhctlor that Young soldier inflicted his
| u,,urIes u,mn l,lmyclr or was tho victim Of
hfa while assocfatcs-woud Indicate that
there In urgent NECESSITY for tho establish
mrnt Of a Chaif Of Manners at West poiMt,
! Ia bc filled by sun,u clylfun. There are
n,nryo1,s cltnirs In TINT t1,stitutiD,, devoted
to teaching military, mathematical, a,,tt phil
osorhlcal scIeucp, whicl, III nil probability
Will never bu nut tu pructlcu by tho ,nnst Df |
its graduates: but u chair devoted to teucl,-
iuv manners would be likely TO i,npart III |
formation, not only to Undergraduates, but |
to tbe authorities In clargc, Tint would be |
ut yaIre to them In w),utoyer station Of ltfo |
tl,ey find themselves, aud woulA give the
general public Which docs not wear sloul- |
tIcr-strnps n better oujnion of t1lcm than II
Inns lust now. uesI,tcs securing for It some
a]Irl,t rnrna,r m of rpst,ect
trl,c rnt,ra cnn,,uct of tl1o Whitaker case
from thu ycrv beRinuur has bccn character
,7e,l mt .oniv nv tba must shameful trent
ment of tim victim himself. but bya super
ctlious coutempt for every ono outside Of tie
wallis of TINT institution. Cadet Whitaker
WIN in the first instance made the subject not
nn,, of dtsfp,aws,iin. Int ut Mt, ostrnctsu ns
con,n]etc autl "A brutal In its methods rs II
In ho,1 hrnn n tnnnr. IN Ills conversation
with the District. Attorney I,e ouly fcebly OK
nressc,, IT. when hn Ya,,l: nWj,y. it's llorri-
. lin II, l,a a,,ut IN l,eru. nccnsed Of n criuu
. I,ke tl5a Nm ot,o to speaI, to vo,l or to say q
, | kind word. nntl eyrrybotty insisting You're
0n,,tv. Thrv sav mnst outrageous things
'nbo,,i NH. lint i've lied. to1d hnlf-a.lozcu
, storfes. when I'yo never told anything but
: tl,e truth. Thuy say, why didn't l,o rccog-
! | n,zn tho yo,ct.s of tbe three men p uow,
could L? None of them ever speak to ME
cxcnnt of,,ciutty. md faw If thpse. WHY.
| t]ern ure lots Of nun don't know, and lots
, ,norc ,y,,osa yDtces + never heard" ]Yhun
= br ia found muti]atcd md bound to his bed
i lis own VERSION of the outrage IL dismissed
: with Y,1ure,ne contempt. us II, bc;ng Il b1ack
), ,nnn. IT ,yrre iuposs1blp for him To Aell
tln truth. md with susptctous haste
j. onu ottlctous.,css It IL given out to
T. the public tHut tero Is no question Eu conl-
t. mttrd the o,ltragu himself, tile ,notiYo being
Il TINT hc might uyol MI examination iii pht-
= losophy which would probably result III Ills
r. being "p]uckcd." Naturally nggrleyed Mt
n sucll f,stnuutIu,ls, o calls for Court of Ill
in oufry. It Is gruutetl, but tho Court Of ILL.,
II uulry Immediately resolves itself Into sort
il Of Court-alartat. puts him upon trial for COLI
IL duct unbccolnirlg cadet, treats him o. n
H. prisoner. and rofers to him rs TIC ''accuSctl"
~ Instend of iuautrlnc whether he committed
Ill tic Outrage himyeif or some one else, 1t pre-.
10, Judges him md tries linn for tllo o1fensc
H. What would bo The result Of such trlnl? Il
II l,o were found not guilty, no one would be
Vi punished. though son,o ono did tho infamous
, 1880-04-16
Che Gttba1>xe.
TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION.

uy MA1f.-1N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rRETAm:
1as,r nhinn nno g. 90
{tt.tIy, ~ vnvr mel ntnr Observation-Disclosures, 1.4h1
h.~n..1 1nrsh,t1 md saturday pcr yct,r,, Gt.ttO
mMH.y u ~ resxnT nrd FFi,tnT. tt1r YEAR, 600
.eryy ~ S,mJnv Il nrun Ntsifi, lHry x.fsN
rSnr tH* nnT vrnr: X.O0
8. WEEKLY 1:nfT1OT-iusTrAth.
on& cnpy. pot ~
C1n1t OF ten. 4t"
Hpccl1ncn cupoa sent FREQ
{jtyo lost-Oce address In full including statc ana
CAuntr. .....-
Krnittancca may be rnnte either ny drnft exrfcs+
Post U1ca order, In rog!htcrod lnttnt al cur fse
TO CITY sr1>SCIltNtEts.
Uav, delivered Sunday exccptcd p CENTS per wook'
Daily, delivered. sunlny Included 70 ccnas Gcr "ecs'
Address TtiE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
corner Madison md l,cnrhnrn.rss, Chcs0o' l!l
, 1880-04-16

,OnlESrAt. LOI,3E. No n. 4. y, 4. Mikes. ;
tlwr nltunfcuon stll1 {FrldMyj gvenlnK ht nG1k
VI I!olF hn u. lasMle,ft;, TX nr4gf WI aaAMn
NEE, ". NJ. tllAHElEs CAfItN' 9ecsetas5t
, 1880-04-16
A p1H0E Dr 1mrrnT1NEE0R,

HlilcH the War tho GS-Entfettcrnles IAee ueclt
chiefly distinguished by n peculiar formation
ot "cheels." What tlloy failed to seize from
tic Government ut the pntnt of tho bayonet
they have mt l1csitnle,l 10 demand MS n IT.
ward for renewed allegiance. Southern
claims tpgau tn conc III before rccoalslrac-
ton lind bun fairly iHaugllra!etf. They liave
tNel1 growing III humber n1nt magnitude cyer
since. Every Democratic Victory 1T tho polls
and every accession to the Democratic |
strength In Congress has brought With
them now rnitls upon tho Public Treasury. |
'rj,o principle upnM which these demands |
seem To bi. based is tint the South should bo
lntlclnnfetl for tho i,,sscs incident to n dcs-
rcrate but futile eifnrt to brrnls down. tho |
Government. 4 ractf'c ltnIlrond WIS built
through the centre Of uIe continent during
the tl,ne tic South WINS IN rebellion; hence
The South, having returned to tho Unshn
(wt,un Its fighting powers wero cxl1a,lstctD,
ought 10 be proyided with another Paclllc
1saiIroad at Government expense. 1.argc
amounts Of public n9l,ey were expended at
tic North in various ways during the prog
ress of the War, n,ld Northern contractors
grew rich; hence Southern Contractors
should be given golden opportunities now to
I'LL t!leir pockets fr0m the it'overnlncnt
vaults. Tile Mississippi lcvee schenio rests
mainly upon.this argument. Tlle only c0ntrl-
button ever levied upOn the South for thu
t,io eAp''ae' .'. t.4''t ~ w.. .,s T.,
nou.n ioseeu "pos. M '''v nu,' "o,.nn ror ~ 1,,tas
'lio supp. " u'N " ,.., .u.o ~ ~ atn,,,,,.
Infamous, and there Is Il standing demand for
te 1e'arll VI l.le 'lloiss, =, as ~ nee,, U,n,. r.
Sary 10 snppois acpa,"ao ~ Io".. ," ~ .,'.,,.
colsl',el t!,o s''ss A.'l.osl - s."n a. ~ nh,,
"p'n uo "osotne"s !,' s,,,,,a ~ " ,.,, ,,o'.,
'o1l, alu "''ons NV u',''u ~. I r'o "
seriously soA'oai'.e" ", NV r' ~ .''a 15',,ai
lauot ss''n., ,..'.a..se,. s.,1 aMs =. .ha o,nor
ucpt. om i"ue't9,','son ,a,,,. M ~" ,.o. o1% 80.
e'iM'e. s'asss' ~ t' 49, o.T"3 W'.s,, I,a,,,,,,r
e"i'c.! ~ Wy one ~ 'o ,1' w. ,,.a1 T.,
tl"t ulo uofesnNeu, W." 49,. W. "a
s.ah' " specal l'""'" ~ u.o .''., T.. ,,,,
ol lap19|ea seais tl'"z ~. ~ s,.,., "s.a ~ 1,n
my ot onlol soilets ,,sa, " .,e1 3oo. ~, ~,
pu"eace nus "e'""i's o'''' s'' ''e'| W '"'' W.
ere'Ilo iE.etn. ,,o r, , ,..<ox, co,,
ono utos 80 80 n,.. ,s ~ 'ato,,,s ~, I,,,o,,-
stess nshs ~ o.s ~" l a.,', n,,.,,,,t
.,oi'' ~ ptSses ~ 5" ,s.''.o
t,o'' "'eits'' p,o"I' 49, n~a .e ~ .,,n ~,
snvrs otio4o t.!o nNs 4ae.,.ruo', ~ ~, A.
os'no'' ".a "1se. ~ "","' H., c,'s'nsaas. S,ass,,
aio's: ~ pe4'o,1 W ~ e.rs ~ :..,,,nt .,,s
oesuA VIII est ~. seJ ,,,',.,aas .,,a
oi.en ~ ,r 'o no. '0 ~. ~, .,.,.,,,,,t ~
ea"!s ao"n W., ~ S, ,.,,. u s'u,s.nI o u, ~,
WHEEL " o'n ""a ,HtH'@ XXI, . a''as.,,, ,
"s. a.u .,',. ".. ~ ~,
tu'.s .4sA "tt ,,,,,a,, ~, NJ, 1.at ~,
s!sas se"ao' "'sn "....a ~ .,sa..,a,'t ~,
LIZ "t1'nA'. i''"i'"t4.''o,a ~ W
, 1880-04-16

TIE old Bay Stato speaks for Etinlunds
Now England IL divided bctwcon Ednunds,
ulaluc, and Wazhburne.
, 1880-04-16

|
Tile iron "ooo'l " nus feeeo"a ~ "n ~
craKo rctlnctloh Vi elo ie! Mn on ne4''
Tue reason given Tor 'h's ls "at' III ',lc Prey
($Sio per toni Mt which piR''1oh WIS 'ehl III
this country, foreign if'hl was MfRe's i'.-
ported, a'ld was SOLD lor less tna'a li'o 1A'act
can, anil tint, by fc'a'cl'tg tho lr'ce u ''e
litter, tho Importation ot Tie lofhes "ou"
be stopitd. .,
Admitting tue very natura' circumstance
that buyers Will always p'lrcEase NJ 1ho
lowest cost, as shown by INC napor,a'lon "
100000 totls OF English p!g-lfoh ny le'n's54-
vni,la steef-works, the Question occurs, Eo"
fur will the remedy nYall tho do1hesllc manu-.
tactursrs OF pig-tton? Thu moment taht sio
per ton w1s taken OF the l'larket-fflce OF
American pix, the price Of foreign plg-lron
, 1880-04-16

i"JupaE" REED should know that 1t is one
thing to get q "call" md another thing to get
an election.
, 1880-04-16

wnrthy Of country whtnh has Ind no nany
nnyal trfumrls and which Inns produced 30
tunnr dlttiMglliencA nnvAl heroes.
, 1880-04-16

FOR thr ncnrnt Of nnr ratrons who fetlrc 10 sehd
etorle copies Of T1tE rtlnSE through tho Hail. NC
E!rc hercMit ttlr egIns1cnt rate u puallaac'
Jb,rlssffC. f.St tnFN
Fight atd Trcive fago rnpcr. scnts
fnrrtprt. ., ....
Etsht and Twetvn rAgo fhrar...............46 6et,.
, 1880-04-16

- lInvcr1y'a Thcntrc.
DcnrbGrn Mfcpt, cs.nvr OF Mhnrtt Engagement
OF tho Kirptty UrOthnea "EnchanttnehL"s
, 1880-04-16

11n0ley's Thtnfre.
Randolph strcet. hetween clnrk Rrd In salIf Eh.
eascucnt Ut Robson nni Crime. "Sharps Mnd F!ata."
, 1880-04-16
Josh.

Enttrft at tAt Posf-efet at thtnpo, ill., a seo.d-
Ginxt Natter
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm.
pure breath must be the most notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
Neutrality-suspicious. nd offensive in society
and yet the cause of it may easily be re-
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

HORSE CLIPPING. -Each morning crowd
of persons may be seen standing about Key
ser & Elrod's stable watching Mr.. Wallin
of Virginia City clip horses. He takes off
the hair with little machine which cuts to
the sixteenth part of an inch. It transforms
a rough, shaggy horse into an animal having
all the appearance of an Arabian charger.
1t gives his coat an elegant mouse celor. It
would seem at first blush that clipping a
horse in winter would be cruel, but on the
contrary it keeps him all the warmer.
When horse with long hair gets wet the
moisture freezes upon his body and chills
him through. The animal warmth is
enough to evaporate the little moisture
that gets on sheared horse. It improves
both his health end appearance and is en-
dorsed by all horsemen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27
JOTTINGs.

| A girl wanted, apply at this Office.
The bulk Of the State printing material
arrived yesterday.
Attorney General Murphy has returned to
Carson.
The Archery Club made some very good
scores on Thanksgiving Day.
K. L. Fulton Of the Reno Gazette, is in
town, banqueting with the Masons.
Dr. Fox has renewed his Office to Curry
street, opposite the Curry engine house.
The wife of Phillip Clarke, of Genoa, aged
10, died on Thanksgiving day in childbirth.
Harry Hunter has gone East to introduce
the new process of truing up car wheels by
grinding.
R. Decide, the man who ran off with the
funds of the Washington Guards has not
been found.
Yesterday afternoon. in Justice Cary's
Court, Frank J Johns was convicted of stealing
pair of boots from the Office of G. c. Ath-
erton. He will be sentenced to-day.
Fl. S. Crocker 6 Co Of Sacramento, have
attached the Office of the Bodie Ners for
money due and now run the concern. When
they come to pay the freight on paper they
will drop the office like hot horseshoe.
Pantlind has been writing the experiences |
of his Arizona trip for the Arizona Citizen.
He heads two-column article Oceans and |
Hope, and remarks that on the trip his part
ner furnished the beans and he furnished the
hope.
The Sharp Brothers wrote an immense bill
of fare for their Thanksgiving dinner which
they posted up in front of the Ormsby House.
1t was French from top to bottom, and the
who attempted to close with it
abored under the Impression that it was a
bad case of Florida election returns
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

CIRCULATING Library. The Rooms of the
Ladies' Circulating Library and Reading
Room, on Carson street, next door north of
Savings Bank, are open every day from 2
to half past 4 p NJ, and from half past
to 8 each evening. The payment of fifty
cents per month entities each member to all
the privileges of the Library The reading
public are invited to visit these rooms and
avail themsc YES of their advantages
oc16 I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

OLD THEATEK SALooN.-John Quincy Ad-
ANS Moore's Hall is now the headquarters of
the Republicans of Ormsby county, and his
saloon will continue to administer to the
wants OF the thirsty on all occasions. AL
though his liquors are unequalled in Nevada,
he still maintains the old price, one bit a
drink. '...
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

okMsBY HOUSE, SHARP BROTHERS PROPS
J M Haisht, Sac'to F L Gilbert, Sac'to
Mrs Levich, Aurora F Padilla, Bodie
F P FInegan, Chico j f Stewart, do
j III Cueve, Bod DJ O'Hana, Ophir
G S Varian i Reno H c Ward, Bodie
J Brent Bodie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
80 Ophir-5t So
26O Mexican-6a
400 Gould and Curry-395
100 Best and Belcher-9s
275 California; 80
600 Savage 90
12O Con. Virginia. %
270 Chollar-2 20
40 Potosi-2
$50 Hale and Norcross-4 45
$50 Crown Point 05
IS Yellow Jackets
1oO Imperial-l5c
20 Kentuck-1 10
$40 Alpha Go
23O Belcher--1 10
80 Sierra Nevada-7s x
80 Utah-53
22O Exchequer-1 %
GO Seq. Belcher-5
100 Bullion 30
go OVerman-S0
1860 Justice--175
40 Union Con, -IO8 162
1855 Alta-os
200 Julia 35c
70 Ca'etlrnia-30c
100 Silver Hill-40c
$50 Chaienge-10c
800 n. Y Con.-25c
AGO Scorpion-1 ~
100 Andes-S0
90 Occidental-1 20
100 Lady WaShington-25c
400 Benton-1 10
1900 Con Dorado-35c
EVENING BOARD.
% Eureka Con.-18
100 Northern Belle-6s
100 Argenta-2O
$50 Star-25c
800 Grand Prize-1 70
800 Tuscarora-15c
600 Day-40c
800 Albion-5oc
305 Bodie-4 60
10 Walcs-2
40 Mount Diablo-4i
$50 North Noonday-115
165 Columbus-2
$50 Mammoth-1O
$50 Tioga-45c
400 Bechtel-1
80 BulNer-lt
$50 Goodshaw-90
500 Oro--60
240 S. king-l1
250 Mono-l
20 Tiptop--2
100 Balvidere-30c
800 North Belle Ise-40
800 Black Hawke
100 Addenda-20c
500 Champion-3Oc
$50 University-1Oc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL

By yirxinia and Truckee Railroad.
LEFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
L Howard ID L Bliss and famil,
Wright w D Hawhan
Mrs M0wett
BY Carson and Bsdie Stage Line.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
p Hussey Mrs Corbett & 3 CHI
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
j III Darling S Ccrdovia
Jas Bright II Ward
Con OMara T Parker
J Brent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

LEGHoRN, Nov. 24.-The steamer Ortegia
came in collision this morning with the steam
er Oncle Joseph, near Spezzia. The Oncle
Joseph was so much injured that she sank.
She had 800 passengers on board, only SO Of
whom were saved. ..... ...z. --
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

The following articles of agreement have
been drawn up between JOHN FURLONG
and B. MORGAN
CARSON Nov. %, 1880
This agreement made between John Furlong and B.
Moran, Frlong will fight his dog Ben against Morgans
bear Garfield the sum of one Hundred Dollars iSio
Fifty Dollars side. 1t is further agreed the rounds
shall not last longer than Our minutes, aad then
breathing spell OF fifteen minutes be allowed between
rounds. And 1t is agreed that the Rear shall ~.
rope strap iist;l'l cr1a1n before And it is
further agreed that either party at any time during
the rounds, any Of the withdraw either animal
by giving up the round. AL it is agreed that the fight
shall take pa at the Theatre Hail. Saturday evening"
Nov. y, 1880, at S O'clock
S.-Each shall choose Judge in the hall. and
the Judges shall choose Referee, who is only
ferred to in case the Judges shall not agree.
JOHN FURLONG,
p. MORGAN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

Piano overture.
2.-Duett Meath the Maple by the hill
Messrs. G. Ellwood anc Nat Dow.
3.-Recitatien. ...............Li Life fer Life
Miss Laura Tiiden.
4.-Cernet Solo $1,000. Prof. P. \. Spargo
5.-Recitation. 49,. A Political Reception
Miss Katie Mason.
G.-Song and Dance Mr.. Thomas Madden
PART II.
The performance will conclude with the
sparkling farce of 81 The Day After the We'd
ding, with the following cast:
Col. Freelove. ..M Mr. Gee A. Tyrrell
Lord Rivers. Mr.. T.. r. Hofer
James. ............Mr E. 3. Zabrskie
Groom. Mr.. G. Chesley
Lady Elizabeth. ..... Mrs. }. G. Chesley
Mrs. Davies. ............ Mrs. W. G. Byrne
Doors open at 7 o'clock, and the perform
ance will commence at 8 sharp. Admission
to grown persons to all parts of the house,
Is cents; children 10 cents each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

WANTED q small furnished house or fur
nished rooms. Apply at this Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

Ayoung woman wishes place as nurse girl
Apply at this efice. ... e.- ...
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

BENToN's STAGE. On and after May 2Sth
Benton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at 10 A. n. until further notice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

THE Genoa papers are now betting on their
circulation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

Nj MBDER's Co DITIoN Yesterday Mr..
Med rested quite c. silly, and there was an
enco, aging absence OF fever or inaammatiea.
If these favorable symptoms hold out a few
days longer, the sufferer will be beyond
danger. He in no way holds Mr.. Crawford
responsible for the accident .ss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27
TO-NIGHT'S PRCGRAMNE.

Following is the programme for this
evenings entertainment at the Carson
Opera House, the occasion being benefit for
the Ladies Circulating Library:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

The MASONIC 3ANoUET.-Last evening
the Masonic Chap Ter Of this city conferred
the Royal Arch 4 gree, and it was made the
occasion of reun on of the Companions in
this section. 81 acial trains came from
Virginia City and Reno bringing the WISH
tors. Soon the ! all was crowded. After
the degree was nferre the collation. was
spread and ample justice was done the
yiands, amid many jokes and stories. At
abou II O'Clock o Companions began to
don tleir overcoa g d soon the reunion
was Il event of p casa 1t memory only.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

We are sorry to see so good a newspaper as
the Stock Report make use of such an ex-
preston as ''Twigst thouf' The word ''twig''
is Barbary Coast slangism and used in the
sense of "Do you comprehend" If twig
were English the proper was to use it would be
"twigest" and not twigst. In the coinage of
slang and its suffixes writer should take as
ing out the genuine article. The counter
feiter who understands his business does not
fall whit behind the authorised Govern
ment artisan in the quality of his wo rkman.
ship.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

Meets the requirements the rational mediea plio-o
ply which at present prevails 1t is perfectly pure
vegetable remedy embracing the thr Important proper
ties OF preventive, tonic and Alternative 1t i"rti-
fes the body against disease, nsgoraes and italics
the t1pC stomach and liver, and effects NEST satuaTy
char in ne entire system, when in morbid condili,H
For sale by all druggists and dealers generally.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-27

SATURDAY NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT
more let it be understood that the entertain
ment for the benefit Of the Ladies Circulat-
ing Library will be given this Saturday even
ing at the Opera House. The entertainment
will be on the low price admission plan
twenty-five cents for grown people and dime
for children-and it promises to be the best
show for the money ever given in Carson.
Songs, duets, recitations, instrumental music
and splendid six-character farce for the
after piece-"And all for the low price, etc.
Programme will be found in another column.