Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-08
BRIEF MENTION.

| 1t is limited that the Bodie Free Press hal
Democratic leanings. .... ..-. .-.,.. 81, g.
Stocks are still on the down grade. Now il
the time to load up.
The Bourbons are still hunting for that
split in the Republican party.
The boys say that Bosko looks like Tom
Mast the cartoonist Of Harpers.
An important notice from the Board of
Equalization appears in another column.
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church pro-
pose giving an entertainment Friday. October
18th.
Five bars of bullion from Belleville, and
four from Benton came in on the Bodie stage
yesterday.
Pipers company deserve full house to-
| night. Gilbert or Cresbie are alone worth the
price Of admission. Esss
Night before last thirty-six Masons went to
Virginia special train and were enter
| tanned by J. c. Curry.
Professor Duvars dancing school for juve-
niles meets at o'clock tomorrow. The gen.
tlemens class meets at s o'clock.
The APPEAL acknowledges the receipt of a
ticket from the circulating ladies-we mean
the Ladies' Circulating Library.
Gillhooley will open the Union Saloon,
opposite the Postoffice He proposes to make
sort of political headquarters of it.
John Plant, well known to the Typographical
fraternity, was married yesterday to Miss
Belle Day. May the Plants flourish in the
land.
Z. B. Rail is once mere among us, an &C
tual and not constructive resident. He has
been in Carson several days, bat moved about |
so quietly that but few knew Of his arrival.
Let every man who has an odd OK or sheep
contribute to the barbecue. There were six
oxen and twenty sheep given to the Pioneer
picnic, which didn't come off, and this same
meat. will come in quite handy now.
At the Orphans Fair, Virginia City, cane
is being voted for. 1t lies between Fair and
Sharon and the votes are 80 cents apiece. 1t
would be an excellent thing if the orphans of
Nevada got all the coin turned loose in the
coming fight.
Our people should not forget when they 90
10 the city to call on Uncle Harris. We hear
Of great many people being victemzed in
numerous dens in San Francisco, that call
themselves by different names such as
Jncles and Uncle this and that Our citizens
hould be sure and take little pains and see s
hat when purchasing, that they read the i
lame of Uncle Harris on the window and in l
he store, No. 221 Kearny street, between i
Bush and Suffer.
PLAYING FOR EXERCISE boys who
vent down to the State Fair tell good story
# Toney kraker, the billiard player. He was l
itting in billiard saloon, when stranger
topped up. and motioning with his thumb to q
table, said:
Play :" :
Guess | can roll game
Well bank for the first shot, said the ,
tranger. !,
Toney assented, and winning the first shot
pottsd the balls and began. He went right
long with the game, twhle the stranger stood D
,aning on his cue, never moving a muscle c
lie scored shot after shot and finally reached b
10, the limit of the game. During all this a.
me the stranger had never changed his po-
ton as watcher. At the end of the run
oney laid down his cue and looking up re- q
arked: oi
" Have another game ?" Isl
L" Guess one game Il do | was only playing al
r exercise.
TIE Opera HoUsE.-Piper's Specially Com 49,