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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22
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TREASURER'S SALE

nj ON0Ish LII LIN Nltt1 II VIZ
" TAXES FOR 1879, AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Notice is hereby gwen that In pursnAhes of An Act
Of Assembly, pss-rl the 18th day June, A. D. 1919.
entitled An Act Go amend Act directed the mode u
selling unssatei lands la Centre county aud the
several .upplsmrpts thereto there will 10 exposed 10
puLlic sss outry the following trars OF uh>eaird
iAnds In aid county for the taxes due spd uBtaid
thereon 81 the Court House iu the BorUngb II Belle
fnnie on the SECOND MONDAY OF JtAE, 4. u
lssO
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

The doors Of good deeds have 'eldom
an opportunity to make their benefactions
remunerative TO themselves, but an exeep-
,ion to this rule may be found in the terms
of the advertisement of the new book, by
the late General J. b. Hood, which an
nounces that General G. T. Beauregsrd,
whose post-office address is New orleens,
La, will send any kindly disposed person
q copy of "Advance and Retreat, Personal
Experiences In the United States and
Confederate States Armies" an octave
volume, handsomely gotten up, worth
more than the price, and the entire pro-
ceeds from the sale Of which will be de-
voted to "The Hood Orphan Memorial
Fund, for the nurture, care, education and
support Of the ten little babes Of the dead
warrior. Read the advertisement, and
send General Beauregard the three dollars.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

"A number of wild ducks visited the
planning mill dam last Saturday morning
we would not venture to say how many, as
authorities place the number all the way
from one dozen TO two hundred. Among
them were few Of those white, long
winged birds, known by the name of
'loons." Most of the ducks were of the
"dipper" kind, and seemed to be dipping
all the time. Their presence attracted
Mcsgs. Theo. Deschner, +. L. Gray,
Samuel Foster and other sports to the
scene, who added several pounds to the
amount Of shot already in the basin of the
dam, greatly to the amusement OF the
ducks. These dipper ducks are excellent
objects to take aim at, but with the fret
fash from the gun they disappear, and
after the lapse of about five minutes may be
seen triumpbantly and safely swimi ng on
the surface about one hundred feet way
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
ished every Thursday morning. at BellefOnte, Centre
county, Pa.
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Payments made within three months will be con-
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A LIVE PAPER-devoted to the interests Of the
whole people.
No paper will he discontinued until arresrages are
paid, except at option of publishers.
Papers going OF the county must be paid for In
advance.
ANY person procuring us teaeash subscribers will
be sent copy free cf charge.
Our OK xtensive circulation makes this paper
usually reliable aud profitable medium for advertising
We have the most ample facilities for JOB WORK
and are prepared priut all kinds OF Books Tracts
Programmes Posters Commercial printing, &c. iu tho
finest style and at tue lowest possible rates.
RATES or ADVERTISING.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

The sum Of any osnis cost Of advertising. will ..
sddcd 70 the taxes and ossis In each oAse.
A. YEARICk, treasure
Tr~asurefis ono. Reile1oute Pa
April 10. 1850
, 1880-03-23

the Potter Committ tecttne Htch1and
Parish. anu have psove,t; ;.hat the Board re- re-
oyerthrowfng tts testimony. As to .bribory,
eight members of the Legislature, and every
PERSON In n p0slti0it to know, cane before
te CHmnittce and sworo that they know Of
kellogg said M investigation Into hts acts
ois % Goyernment ' v;sF w!s iilaue,,Sntsi Ee n'esl
Ind ever resulted In tho production
Of. any. evidence ngatnst him, tliougl
Grand Jury was packed TO fntifct him, aid
q telegram whiel, l!e would produce was
'1sent down, saying: "sce that Kellogg is In
dfcted. It will Md us In preventing f,is being
admitted to tho Senate" Five Investigating
Committees sitting for twelve months were
not nl1lc 10 find sufficient evidence to mike d
pri!na facte case nsninst him.. A good deal
lad BEEN a1td nt'put the, Custom House.
to witnesses against him, though In ono in
stance witness swore positively to receive
Ing money to vote Tor Sp,trord. II may have
a bad record,n'' said Kellogg. at Is passing
strnnge that there 11ns not been some evf-
tleneH Of 1t before, and TINT after l left the
Executive Department with Nil the evidence
there was there, and with the ability and
manifest inclination to prosecute me, that
there was no prosecution set on foot think
ca1 ce.i compare stlccessf,llymy character, moral
end,o e!ad Otherwise aEalnst The Senator from
mora! or personal courage, the bitterest enc
my liaye got In that Senator's State will not
fnIl, think, to co1lcede to me that / stand
lInmeasurnbly Ills superior.
Tic motion to print the evidence md ru-
ports was then agreed to without division.
, 1880-03-23
THE TAR1FF.
fttTIt0NE AMI HfTftATt.

Special Utspateh 10 1As Chicago Tribune.
WAsEHSaToa, D. c., March 2.-Tha
struggle between organized protection md
Its victims was renewed again to-day tn the
co,nlnittee-roo1n Of Ways md Means. Agree
ably to program announced last week, the
Committee took up Mr.. Carllsle's bill to put
chrome orc on the frcB list, and 10 reduce the
duty on hi-clIromato Of potassium from four
cents to one cent pound. After some dis
cussion the rate Of duty on tho, b.
chromnto was fixed ut two cents, In
stead Of ono MS proposed, and
the orc was left free. The
duty OH chrome ore is aper cent nd ya1oren,,
and IL entirely protective. There Is but ono
chron,e-ora mine III the United States, sitl1-
atcd III Maryland, ard 1t Is entirely controlled
by tho Tyson fa1n!ly, which, III 4 couple OF
generations, have accumulated yast fort
une. The construction by which this duty
has been Imposed Is parallel with that of tho
wood-pu1p decision by Secretary Boutwell,
come years ngo. Tic provision which covers
this case Is found In Sec. 2,5o4, Revised Stat
utes, in these words:
Mipornt and bttuulnous substances In cr1ldo
state, not otherwise provided tor. 20 por cent
AdVAlorcm.
It Is likely that ::
TIE SUGAR QUESTION
will present some of the greatest difficulties.
Randall Gibson, OF Louisiana, WHO rcpte-
sentS n SuEar-gTOWing constituency, md who
said TO llaye modified fls Views within
few weeks. 1t hns been represented
tn him TINT o duty OF a18 cents
pound. on suRnr below No. u Dutch etnnd,Lrt
wtll 9per.te to keep out iow Kraies, md protect
material used by the rrffncrcs in this country,
This would be nswcrtMble. IN Importers and 10
low.tarfH mo1 gcnetnlly. but wnisd bo yie,,r-
,sy ifs smb"st By .10 fn,ng he
the bill undcr consideration. 1t only a1n-
braccd two, proposttions yot- Mr. Nofri-
zen - moved ns an amendment his
HeyI6el Statutes by making thu duty on tho nr- @
ttclGs thor'in enumerated not to exceed 20 per
cent I'D yaorun,. Mr. FELTON, moved to amend
furthcr by placing duty ut St.60 per ton on lI1,n
pr. This Is nInse II tho wrong direction, us
tUtI, who h,LA been ranked with tho low tariH
MEN. hMs OF lnte experienced u chnnge OF heArt,
consequent. IL aail, upon tho recent discovery
OF iron oru In hts own Congressional district.
EVEN HON AEN
Gro opposed to 'l!ity " ore. as eomo ct ths
Indispensable In certn!n ciaescs OF stnoitng. This
t!rn ts perfectly purc and the imposition Of tho
dMtytcontenptnie!b by Mr.. Fcltnn would hayo tho
cTse, S to nr%t IT, .sors 6} :t, r,,s ao+
Up in thoir :riidr and will .''',: r.:
colve soFe sort Of disposition ut tho hautis Of
ths 5 aTst r. T. EsF' o" ~ r.
!eaat. Suit. nls0 will bo l!kuly to te ruEovcI Of
the incubus which now rides It to death, though
n both , tnstnrees tho Whole influence Of tho
hawsvor h e Il 70 adu s % tho ha H.
iqnity Ut these tnritrs that uv0n tho libby uay
TALL for oflcu, to hlvo ita why.
, 1880-03-23
"CUT lIOOPS,S
ARGUMENTS NEF0NE TIE WAITS AND MEANS
EtIl-CUiIAIrrTEEH.

EuIl-CO3fMtTfEES.
Special Dttpdteh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
WAsI11yGroN, D. C., March e9.-1n nccord-
ance with the arrangement hurotnf0re a1a-
nounced, the Why's and Means Sub-Comn,it-
tee, consisting OF hlessrs. Tucker, Garfield,
aml Dunneli. heard tho arguments of attor-
neys In reference to "cut hoops" Judge
Wilson spoke OH tho sld0 OF tho nlnnufact-
urers, ami 1fanry J, Scudder, Of Now York,
represented the Importers.
Judge Wilson first addressed tho Commit
tec, cnlEing Intention to tie net Of 1864, fixing
specific rites upon tllls class of iron. uo
read from Secretary Sllernlan's letter to
Speaker Randall, ai,d. quoted tho Attorney
Generals opinion, which Is advorse to the
classlficatlonof cut hoops with manufactured
articles. lie said tho question Ia not now one1
Of law, but whether Congress will legislate, j,
and In what why. Tho theory Of Congress
In fixing rates at, duty is. that tho
manufactured article shall pay the higher |
rate; but, IN tho example hero presented, the
moro work. the less duty. Producing a !
schedule OF English prices, he showed that |
one firm chnrgel 10 shillings par ton for ]
cutting and punching hoops whilo another j,
cl!a.gGd five slilings. Tltis WIS u trlfilng !
addition t9 the rAw material: LII tho Statea
e oho Il Me% o X91k M (, ren%sylvan1a ad Nsw
wern to bo affected by the recommendation OF
the Committee 10 avoid specific rites, In. :
p0rters l,aye nnly to cut bar.irou into horse
sIloc-lengtts, and bars ID. suit the ctrcnmfer-
snc., Snce Of the % %waE;on.wee1 Bound lron Ind
Tie Court decided t!lat they could not |
l[e Eoferred to q decision OF Chief
Justice Marshall, In which sheet-copper,
cut round 1Ild turned M at tho odgcs, was
exempted from duty becl.lse these changes
ufactuses... Ihoterm "cut hoops" had never
beetl used In law. :.
TO HE HOOPS ,
they must bD joined and bevelcl to lit tho
bulge OF tho barrpl. liz cited several cases.
an4 claimed TINT tho decision were upon |
points Ut Inv. In this casa It WIS the 0pfn.
,on 9a s { %aS ot a,Iy 9neY%on % to sao
tions, such as tho Courts must c0nstFue. The
pallcy Of Congress and tho effect OF @tartf
laW8 should b0 To- prevent o resort to OK |
pollallts to eyAla the law; and ha concluded
by saying t'at 1t WIS liow. to be decided !
whether Congress w9ul4 pick out this :pa1.
own manufacturers Md In fav0r OF I'm t
III opelllng his argument, Mr.. scutldcr
asked, Whit ts the commercial designation
9f r.. "Gut h9ol,s"x 1t Lay been established
long lefors lie tariff Of 1851. This was
shown ln the Lang case; It was q question OF
fact established bY testimony, and the Jury
50 decided. Tho low does not speak as to
whit "oMt ho0p1i Is. Az ! matter uf fact,
It was established that Congress WAS cognlz-
known as nn article Of manufacture as long
ago as 1900 Speaking OF tlls scarcity Of the
article III consequence OF the tislnesS-Ia-
preston In this country, ho sud his clients
could not ut ulelr supplies. 1t Waa-
, 1880-03-23

Wo shall exhibit tho Largest
and Choicest Stock ever shown in
ono establishment.
, 1880-03-23

1lill M q prosecutor rather than Judge, aud
slnowt;l That ha Ind froln to very outset con
tent!etl % .'riyc Kellogg from tie Senate.
KellogR's whitening dcnnnciation and tho
severity q lIls lnyec.ive was something TIM
M3anl III uie senate, and tue persona! nature
would , make no personal response, hut
10 rat tfstfcsly I'll the Chamber, treating Kel-
,ogK,s speech with scornfnl indifference.
NJ: keilngg reviewed tt'c Testimony III n; sftl:
liar manner To- Senator 1fonr. It Is evident
that when tho debate proceeds upon Its 1ner-
its the Detnocrnts will discover TINT they hare
prccipltat!i n very unwelcomo political cot,-
troversy., Thore nre 1ilnny Delnocrata nlready
on record against tho unseating Of Kellogg.
TIE HEIofsTN.
n the Water, A..octni<s1 psrss.
~WAsrrrHoToH, p. G., March 2.-Afr.. 1fili
tf3e1TEin), from the Committee OIL Privileges
ntM Elections, reported tho following reso1u-
known to tho yennte, William r. Kellogg wns
NJ, chtscn n +, 1y the kgis'aturo of l',s!nnn h
eht,sct, by the Legislature OF Louisla,n IL ecat
H. s aoh taG sS eeanax % Go aas,e aouGR o
Ing the oath prescribed by Inv.
Mr. I'LL also submitted report IN support
Of tiio resolutions, which no asked to have
Mr.. IIoar statetl that he was instructed by
t!le minority of tho Committee 10 submit
their views, a1ti, as they wero short, he asked
1caye 70 Iea,l them.
j., M: 1lili l,a,l 10 objections. provided lie
Dir. Hour read rs follows:
Tho undersigned minority Of tho Committee
on Privileges arltl Elections, 70 whUm Wis re-
1ssfs nx ID e. SoM oeaapnd s"y y W f f Ks
ay d y? r. 1aSe senaso asp; passs ID
=" Iatxfared, That William Pitt Kellogg Is, upon
tho merits Of tho caae, entitled to sent IN the
M tho t9s 9n;s ts sSs from the sts
thereto on u1kiDg tho proper oath.
Titled to q seat In the Senate OF tho United
statcs."
ance @ of Tic aovo rtoiuton s @ H. No.ninF @ % c1su has
ch4nFct; tho facts which tho senate considered
tho first time, to thrust q sSiator from scnt
%h!et be h9l,ls hy virtue of tho espr.ss apd
wSp b. T. Il uasmta sf sas p"sy s. f5G5 pa
nf f taa a.e PEAT It poda I'LL p scs n ss
tory. 10 to clasxed With rebellion, with tho a.
tenpt to' take possession by frtuh OF tho State
Government Of Mai,tt and with the pyeTthruw
il tho t,ttinv scalunce. Pnl,tisai t.,rt,cs hayo
9es e p,Sn Nse s seds t S 1ss as p,1
hut t&ey hnvo over respected Tho constftutiou
Of tho senate. Men whtst professions Of rvuiEi--
pporle 1rp now to rive evidence, Of tho sccrity
of thc!r VOWS. Thu people will t!,orouKhly r,i-
Is. 1n.s a.st. h.1a ~ ot 3keiy 70 u
Tor fcr,, upot1 tha dfscsson ~ tho aS3nnD ~ ' h,.
which TO ciatninnt of KolloRs:s :aeat sseks 70
Senator. anoh evidence es,n 10 found n abtisi. @
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

Notice to State. county and Township
l'Omsmittees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
PACIFIC COAST.

COmstOck Notes.
VIRGINIA, August 13,
Philip Harrington died in Gold Hill to-day
on account of becoming overheated day be-
fore yesterday in the Belcher. In conse-
quence Of the great heat it is found impracti-
cable to continue the south drift on the 5000
level of the BeIcher.
Crosscutting will be commenced in Union
aext Monday.
New Evidence in q Murder Case
SAN Francisco, August 13.
Marion Smith, a Convict at San Quintin.
writes letter that he saw the murder os
More in Ventura county, and that Spragu-,
now under sentence of death, was not pres
ent. He says Curlee and Cook we're the
murderers. The letter has been forwarded
to the Governor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
CROCKETT'S CASE.

On the local page Of the APPEAL will be
found complete report of the case of State
Treasurer, Crockett, which came before the
Board Of Examiners. The statement of Mr..
Crockett shows that he had never deposited
any Of the State funds in the Reno Savings
Bank but had simply sent checks received as
State revenue to the bank for collection.
While the Board acquit him of any bad intent
In his Transactions, they very wisely recon-
mend that the course adopted by him be dis
continued in future. The State has really
been financially the gamer by the transaction,
but in spite of this fact, the letter of the law
was violated aud a risk was incurred, which in
the face of Mr.. Crockett's experience no
State official in future will ever care to assume.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

A SQUARE marriage engagement is such an
unheArd of air in San Francisco that the
Chronicle. having unearthed one, comments
as follows
That a marriage engagement based upon
affection alone should not only be broken,
but on the Contrary be fu filled at the end of
three Years, has made this wedding niue h
talked Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
FOR F.IGN.

The Pope and Mexico 4 French SawbOnes
WeakeMs Fasting
LONDON, August 13
The Vatican and Mexico resumed friendly
relations, aud the P"pe has sent conclliatory
instructions to Mexlc III Bishops.
A Fre,.ch physician al Lyons who attempt
ed to fast tifeeen days gave it up o-day after
a weeks trial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
BY TELEGRAPH

Is 4 I'LL 10 RAPH.
[PaEss DIsPArcHEs MORNING AppKAL.l
EAST EE2N.
s..r More Railr0ai Vicsims.
PHILADELPHIA, August Is.
Two more victims of the West Jersey Rail
road disaster died this morning, making the
total number II.
No State Ticket.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, August. Is.
The Republican State Central Comm ttee
resolved not to put State ticket in the fed.
MOrtuary Statistics
WASHINGTON, August 10.
Mortuary statistics rec lived at the national
board Of health show less sickness in pro-
portion to population in New Orleans,
Vlcksburg. Memphis, Nashville and Chatta-
nooga than in New York and Philadel phia.
There are no signs Of yellow fever in the
Southern cities. 1t is believed among med.
ical authorities that the germs of yellow jack
in America are pretty we'll stamped out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

SHARoN's SERVICES. The Reno Gazette
commenting on Sharon's announcement fol
Reelection, says:
We are waiting for the friends # Senator
Sharon to give the REASONS why he should be
Reelected. We ask them III the name OF the
people to speak out. If he has any claims NJ
on the party they will De fairly acknowledged.
1t, however, his only recommendation Is thai
he is rich, aud Is w,lin. 10 spend money t.
BE- r. elected, We shall feel it our duty to sup
port any clliz;u Of Nevada III preference t.
him.
To which the Silver State replies
Tue Gazette will wait n long time for the
friends vi William Sharon to give any valid
Eeasu,lpwhy he should be reelected, because
no such reasons exist HIS course Senatol
from this State is sufficient to damn him for
ever polilIcslIy. No Intelligent and respecta-
BILE resident Vi the State, whatever his politcs
may be, can approve of his re-electlon. He
has done nothing during his Senatorial Career
to commend him to tho people. unless his ab-
sence tcUm the Senate may be urged IN his
favor. What benefit did the people Of Ne
vsda, or Of the United st ties, derive from the
$50. 600 paid William Sharon He was rarely
in Washington during tho terms OF Congress.
and he never introduced ar advocated the
passage Of bill land ling his whole term has,
perhaps, never voted for AZ lnst two oils
Of any Oh .racter. HIS only qualification for
Senstor Is that Of having Coin, aud u dlspo-
sition to spend it in getting votes to elect him.
II hewss not amillionsire, his name would never
b. msntiuned III connectlOn with the Senator,
ship. r pnblicans AS we'll xs Democrats know
that his only hope Of being re-eiected depends
upon his ability 10 purchase votes. The State
aIsgraced himself by drawing salary Of $780,.
GOO from the people for attending to his
private affairs in C.iiforoia. Lst the State
effacs this stain by regulating him, and
slscting no man to the Legislature who is no'
known to be- opposed t. hun, and who is above
suspicion Of being purcnasAbls by his ''coin
On unwolt thy prom SIS. !"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

A PACIFIC CoAsr ARIsTOCRAT The Baron
Harden Hickey, editor of LIE Tiboutet, who
was few days since expatriated from Paris
for publishing in his journal articles antago-
nistic to the we fare of the French republic,
according to Yesterdays dispatches, has a
number Of old friends in Carson, as we'll as
ut many other points on this coast. The
Baron is y native of San Francisco, and a son
Of the late Mr.. p j. Hickey, an old San
Francisco merchant, who was, also, in early
times engaged in business at Aurora, Esmer-
aida county. leaving an enormous fortune at
the period Of bis death. Harden Hickey was
sent to France at al early age to be educated
and became to all practical purposes thor
ouyh Frenchnan. He is Well known author,
having written several works in the French
language, aud is also an enthusiastic patron of
the fine arts. A few years ago he was married
in the church of Notre Dame, to a Lady con-
nected with one OF the Oldest aristocratic
families in France, upon which occasion the
great French journal LIE Temps, published
three column article descriptive If the ele-
gance aud cOstliness Of the marriage festivl
ties. the hero uf this sketch has scarcely
turned his thirtieth year. He still has rela-
tves residing in either Sacramento or Nevada
CO unties, California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

The authorities vi Stockton have deter.
mined to destroy the Chinese temple because
the noise Of the xonks used to accompany the
anthems to Confucius crate upon the ears of
the people. 1t is quite possible that Al
American church choir. attempting to make
itself heard in China, would receive the same
treatment from the hands Of the outraged
Oriehtxls.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

VALLEJO is about to have a new railroad
for the old town. What is most needed is q
new town for the old railroad
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

W. have it from pretty good authority that
the G. p. R. R. Company are negotiating t."
purchase the San Francisco Chron;cls II is
thought that the building. good will Of the
paper, machinery, ETC.. will b. iuvsntorisd at
enc million.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

Nh DAVID WALLACE, who recently married
4rs Zelda Sequln, IL we'll fitted for thSP,-
sitiDn Of husband ~ All opera singer. He was
formerly Master Of Transportation Oh the
Indianapolis Il Terra Hau,s Rsilroad.-Salt
Lake Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14
AN, MlsSINc G.

uFRED SMUrR EFT BE MOUSE OF
y his aunt No. $50 South C street, the Divide ON
August 3D. and has net bern heard Of since. 10 81
Years Of age; feet high; slim built dark conplexoned
light tache and had suit Of dark clothes Any
inform On concerning him will b. gratefully rec lived by
MRS. VINCENT HARCOLkiS, $50 South g street, Viz
ginia City. on the Divide augl3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

NJ - dy00 per day 4 home samples worth kAkre
Do 10 0ZU Addresa Stinsea Co., Pnetland, ~ 8
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

ONO WEEK. 112a day At home asilv made Cost J
o. Outfit free Address True Co., AuxustA, Maine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-14

NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.