Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-20

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and Ormsby streets
MORE UNFA1gSEss The Enterprise Of yes
terday in reporting the speech of Sharon
spoke of cheers where there were none; am
last evenings Chronicle went far on tn
other side by interspersing interruptions frou
| the audience which were never uttered. |
seems great pity that papers on both side
are Unable to report political meetings withou
being influenced by partisan bias.
Coon FOR BENcE-Mr. Bence in reply t,
a card signed IS One hundred voters, askin!
him to run Independent, replies that as h,
| placed his name before the people subject t,
the decision of the Convention, he viii abid,
| by it and stand in with the straight ticket
| This is a square manly thing on the part o.
Bence, and two years hence it is to be hoped
| that his name will not be forgotten III party
counses.
PUBLIC SpEAKING-Th was a large
audience at Meore's Theater last evening to
hear the Democratic speaking. A small bon
fires were lit, but the Bourbons made no at
tempt to equal the demonstration of the night
before. Major Stonehill spoke on National
issues and McTarnahan devoted most of his
time to burning up of Sharon, which was
heartily enjoyed by the audience
BULLDoZISC On THE CoMsToCK A CORES
pendent from Virginia City assures the AP-
PEAL, that Col. Fair is discharging Repubi-
cans from the mines whose names are on the
rolls of Republican clubs, and Republican
miners dare not appear III procession for fear
of discharge. This is bulldezing as bad as
ever practised in the South
NOVEMBER TERM OF THE UNITED STATES
CIRCUIT CoURT.-For the purpose of ena-
bling persons having business in this Court,
to vote, the call OF the General Trial Calen-
dar, Motion Calendar and Law Calendar,
which regularly should take place on Mon
day, November first, will be postponed until
Wednesday, the third day of November
~ L. AdlSl, the CaDlDeL maker. mas maze
entire beautiful share drum which he pre-.
sented to William Cowan. the Drum Major
of the Carson Guard. It is a superb piece of
workmanship. The sides are of bird eye
maple and the rims of ivory. There is prob
ably no finer drum in the State than This in
wholly of Carson manufacture
ART SALE.-The Opera House will be open
all day for the benefit of the levers of art The
collection is very fine one and each picture
is signed by the artists name. All the pic
lures on exhibition will be cleared out this
evening to the highest bidder, regardless of
cost. Sale at 100
In another column will be found the ad-
1ertisement Of a Democratic meeting to be !
leld this evening, in which two smooth |
ongued Bourbon orators will appear. Col. |
7lournoy and Wal Tuska will trot in double |
harness, making the start at 100
-~uaxu@--
A good many people think that if Sharon
would shut his mouth and open his sack, it |
'ooAa AClY IAaC parry SouSiOSAaoiy.
There was big crowd at the auction sale |
# silverware, last evening
The rush of political job work makes the
APPEAL little short of matter this morning.
A fresh lot of candies at Lamoureaux
ELECTRIC BELrs.-Thaxter has some genu-
ne electric belts for sale, which, in a few
weeks transformed consumptive into
rize fighter. If
THE OYSTER MONTHS And now comes
he oyster months and also the oysters
Yucanovich Brothers have on hand the big.
aw, Eastern oysters, put up after the most
pproved fashion. Oysters received fresh,
ally. ohm
TO The FRONT AGAIN!
Ohm G. FOX HAS NOW ON HAND A
FRESH assortment OF
Books. Music and Jewelry,
GUNS ~ AMMUNITION