Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-20

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Silk quilt-Mrs. Coffin and Mrs. Davis.
There will alss be social dance, and Lang
er's fall band has been engaged to furnish tn,
music.
Mrs WAaNER's MILLINERY Mrs Wag
ner, the well-known milliner, aps cara to day
with an advertisement announcing her Sum.
ner campaign. IT,, .,c
Her goods are carefully selected
Tasty, - o.. ~
Cheap. is -
They are liked by everybody
| Lovely women,
Economical husbands,
People who know what's what,
| Connoiseurs in bonnts and lovers of genu-
inc style. rr,--~
| Elegant assortment Of pattern bonnets.
Cheapest houss in the State.
Grand opening tonight. il 81
HoMB FOR PRAcr1cE. y esterday afternoon
mother was startled at seeing . strange
looking ragged boy come into the back yard,
and suspecting that he was there for ne good
purpose, attempted to drive him out with
broom stick.
"Why, Mother" he exclaimed, "what are
you givin' mei''
"Is that you my boy; what is the matter
with your face and clothesi'
''Practicin' with the Social Base Ball Club;
tried to stop hot liner with my nose and had
fight with the Umpire.
He was taken in at once aud treated to an
arnica bath with warm mustard plaster on
his stomach
= NEw SOFA FoUNrAIN. - Tha1ter has got
a new Arctic Soda fountain, the ve'y sight of
which will cause the temperature to fall ten
degrees It brings to mind all the frigid re-
collections of polar ATTITUDES, aud yesterday
baby left it in q carriage, froze its
left arm which had been carelessly exposed by
the nurse. Its output for the coming four
months will be enormous. When the car
bsnic acid gas sizzles from the faucet it sounds
like railroad locomotive blowing off steam.
1t was manufactured especially for Thaxter,
and cost in the neighborhood of -dolars,
more or less.
RURAL ScENERY.-It is to be hoped tn at
the City Trustees will authorizes the planting |
of some bull rushes along the line of the
ditch in front of Capitol Ssuase. The green
scum on the top of the water would look much
better with some of the tall water plants
which thrive so luxurisusly in stagnant pools.
It would haraonize with the general effect of |
the scenery, which is nov but seali-bucolic in
its aspect. A few frogs imported from Washoe
AXE to below at night would further increase
the effect. The physicians regard it as an
excellent outlook for typhoid fever.
DEPARrUREs.- following passengers de-
parted per southern stage yesterday morning:
w. S. Mercer, S. Pan6eld, D. Cameron,
Robt. Douglas, Q. Murphy, Miss II. Ro-
oerts, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs, T.
J. Hanson, VIM. Rieter.r Chris. Klegor, r.
schwetzsr, J. Pastamelski, A. Pinsting, D.
4. Jones, P. C.. Kelly, R. G. Christian /
wife, v, H. Psass, T. Lufles, Mrs. Green.
This paper has never threatened to throw
lirt at anyone connected with tho Tribune
fice. When We throw anythiRg,it is bricks,
tricks and facts. Nobody but fool ever
hrows dirt when he has supply Of bricks
rithin reach.
Yesterday morning tho Sheriff of Lander
ounty, arrived in Carson with Henry Brod
sn and Charles Watson, sentenced to four
ears in the State Prison for horse stealing.
hey were turned over to Warden Batter
IAN.
There will be a meeting Of Carson Lodge
10. K. of P. this evening at o'clock.
very member of the lodge is expected to be
resent, as business of Importance is to be
.ansacted.
ARRIVALS The following passengers ar- e
we'd per southern stage yesterday afternoon: "
7. Noyes, Mrs. Shoneus, M. Kenlon, ].
l. 'Dolley, e. Nichols, r. Brannschuieer.
The special train expected to bring up the
,auty Of Reno, to the Twilight ball last night
d not run. Cause, not enough beauty to
arrsnt running special train sa4 ~..s If tai
Mrs. n E. Rinckel has commenced suit in
e District Court to fsreclose mortgage on al al
g grounds of the n A. n L M. Society. be
Thaxtsf's soda fountain was not in working
der Yesterday, but viii begin to dispense it, -
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