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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-13
FOR SALE.
MILL PROPERTY IN woODLAND.

COMPRISING STEAM FIGURING MILL
" three run of stonei warehouse, Office sheds,
dwelling and grounds is ceutra y located; IS well
equipped for merchant and grist work, and has at
the present time well-establisbed trade
Also, in the city Of Sacramento, dwelling house
and lot situated on street north side), between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Lot, S0Xl60 feet ;
dwelling. two story, containing nine rooms. Address
JOHN NJ RHODES. Woodland, Cal. m12 Wv
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-13

ALI Dress Materials are in lengths suitable to the purchaser
Pairs of Sheets Lengths of Pillow MuslnS
Table Linens, in all lengths
Napkins in IA, IL, or by the dozen
Towels Sngy or in bulk Hosiery, in pairs Orby the dozen
Ribbons, in all lengths COlOrS and qualities
Gloves, Ties, LaCa Goods.
In fact all classes the inut@ the House convenient to
hand The thinking will naturally advantages accrug this
CLERKS CAN DO OUR BUSINESS
ROUTINE salaries saved
$4,000 salaries alone
free and untered All this
of filling daily
hands This object
achieved.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-13

We verify believe that tWethirds Of the DRY GOODS
Business of Sacramento is being transacted
by HALE BROS through the medium
of their Great Central Table
Movement
naturally mmends itself to
is simply BUYING
asking visitors promenade at the
without hwed with the mportunate WHAT CAN
MADAME%
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OUR PRICES ARE The LOWEST !
AM EPIDEMIC

recently possession TRADE this
munty protesting wonderful
and unnatural sacrifices There
bombas
duped but has been demonstrated that the great
PURCHASERS cannot be caught by such chaf
Many cautious point
sound dollar exchange fifty CENTS but make final
chss until they and learn for similar goods
instances although hmsy
half
perhaps, the
articles such quality of Calico Muslin offered elsewhere
production
the guard and msled.
~ Whenever we discover that an article is
being used elsewhere as Leader, We invariably
offer the same, even superior quality Of goods.
at STILL LOWER PRICE!
We maintain however, judge House by few Leaders
satisfactory the would
including prices quoted
goods have welkown obtain samples
well the
the
strongly
powerfully than all the Wers Dictionary that OUR PRICES
THE LOWEST shall your patronage
RESPECTFULLY
Weinstock e Lubin.
MECHANICS STORE, Fourth and K sts, Sacramento.
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DRs. BREwgR q sOUTHwORTH,
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


u.te with wachhorst, and successor TO flobergJ
UTATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, 80
w No. 60 street, between Second and &fS0.
Third. Dealer In Watches Clocks, Silver n
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in AL Its &aAk8
branches speciality. under MR.. FLOBERG.
ms. mi
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WILLIAM q. KILLER

uste with Flobergt.
hIO. 62S STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, G
lT Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer I'm
and Dealer In Watches, Snverware, Jewelry, e. q
etc. Repairing speciality, under Robert asssM
karsh- All country orders promptly attended TO.
a2o-luH
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-13

loApoSr May lsth.-A large Gre to-day on South
warS street destroyed Nos ~ to S. and also several
| houses on Grra. 0uildsord street and in Pump
r,urt Th, r,.v - haax,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

NJ u L L.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On snd after Monday, October 4th, the
boats OF the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6v, W ~, 8 80 IL 80 and II 80 g. NJ. aad
IL ~, 81. 81. 81, 80, 81 and Is D. m.
LEAVE WAbHINGTON:
o gu, ~ 81, 80, 10 80 md II 80 q. NJ, and
Il 81, ~ 23O. 80. 4 80, 30 and 80 p. III.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
1t 80 e. N.
my26 GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager
INLAND 8 sEABoAkD CoAsTlNe co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16
A(exandrfa Oazette
MONDAY SyENINa, MAY 16
Love EjnSuDS,

EONS shSubS
Glide on, sweet puriiDg stream.
And H:iLgle wish the ses;
Atown each v On by water cam,
IL merry dsnce and free
Sing on. sweet bird; the blue e1psnse
Of J. eavei's vault is thins;
Olsp ny soul into tranct;
Pour forth thy soug divine;
But must Lot give forth my strain.
love nxid, but love Ia ysir.
The bli,heiome bird that hnuDts the vale.
VIII! bear but half her grief,
She sts hsr soTrow on the gale,
AID gives Der soul relief;
The ;neanest foWeret Ga the field
Basks in the monday sun;
And every Creature hath rest
When Csi!y toll is done;
&c myself make bootless moan,
And Dssr my burden sill alone.
4 grief that links two hearts in bliss
IL but hidden treMur.;
Whats but thorn when sinRly born.
When shared becomes pleasure;
The finer foeliDgs of the soul
Are Known by mutual union;
Each spirit hath its counterpart,
With whom to hold communion.
But she is gone aid leaves with nae
The rest OF the unsleeping sea
Chambers Journal.
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Opening end Closing of the N asls.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., and Northeastern mals 8
8. m, II II. and and 10 p. m.
Western mails 30 and Is p. m.
Southern mails, Wis Richmond, Vs., 10 80 8.
m. and 81 and 8 Is .. m.
South ard Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch
burg, Virginia, way and through mails, 90 o.
m. and " p. N.
Manassas Division 90 q. N.
Alexandra to Round Hill Va, 90 q. M
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washin 2.
son, y. o., 50 .. N. II q. and o. y. d.
Southern mnlle, vis Richmond, Va, 80 a. m
and 8 80 q. III.
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia,
Through ulals) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 81 o, On.
Manassas Division 30 pm. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alezandris, Va. 3 81 p. m.
Chce Hours-Otice opens At 8 3U .. M. and
closes at UI p. n.
Sunday Holrs-Ofice opens ct 45 6. NJ, and
closes ri 50 i. m
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DRstGR. CFsEMsGAE.s. $50.
Parry Gu Gnri! ID 1870

Perry. Ga, pr a 1879
l have watched the Of INC n.sdicne row
known as ~ Wits Sy pbili.ic roc:ti - oyer fly
years. and hsVe never heard q 8 failure tn cure
when properl taken. ] c III q eEcof thu uec of
t on my slAv's between i'5l and 1850 MS .Iso
did 2 number of my NEG oors, AID in every
case thst Csr!P within nj KuCw'"Hgait iiacied
cure. In 1895 Geo. Walker. bcugkt at auction
C Stare not warranted Alter lie PC = il
YVES discovered that be had had .SYpiii Tor
twelve years His haad wss withou. J.. NOR CT
IT. DE trested him wish this reItdy, and in
four weeks be- Was como rad @el' sId in short
time had as fine he'd OF hair We WAS ever
owned By q negro. He oHred hrs slave many
years, snd he never bad any r6.ura Cf the dis
ease, nor lost days work.
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC CuMfaUY 10.
prietors, Atlantis, &C..
Sold by L. ;. Leacbo:ter & Bro
Call for copy Of ~ ouos sens Friand
EDw D. s, LTADBEA1ER. TEop LEsDIaATEr
L, s. L.cadDeat9r / bro.
Nos. 2nd g $airfsx t..
Established 1892.
Desiors il.
EUR Re DRUUS sad M8DiCiNE&, Gu
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, IRGEk!El.A-
BY MEDlUiEG S, dAEDEN SuTU8,
SPlCE6, AGHICU LTJ&itL
CHEMICALS FlNETOIe
LET GOODS, E5c., SC
Proprietors CT Anodyre Pec;o1g, Muhriga,int
LlniIent, Essence tnmsica Ginger s1j Cough
syrup, and Agents fol Ayers MGdiciuas, sp6s-
UPS Chemical Paints &c.
Every effort vii: be Incds t. p!sinzin ,AaG4&t
.eputston OF our old establish m@It. Iuy
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The steamers of this company make connec-
tions at Norfolk for Boston and all points East ;
st New YORK with all points w oct and North :
west, and 1T Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and treigh. handled care
fully aid promptly. For further intormstlon
apply 10 +. A. Iced, AGENT
Jsnneys wharf.
VIM. THOMPSON, President,
l4l6 4 street,
sep 2!-tf WASHINGTON. u q.
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EsER NEW YBNE

kfssR NsEsF YORK..
STE2sHE 5sS e. &. E.vIahr.SJgD SHE,s
GEESsSyf
EVERY FRIDAY, at IL "a; and returning,
leave New York, from pier Ill, Esst river, EV-
ERY SATUBDAY 7. 1t 4 o. clock 2, m.
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8TEAE &Ra.
LOR NORFOLK, PORTS MOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMEH
GEORGE LIE a r z

GEORGE L IL q II y
Carrying the U. 8 Mai)
VIII leave her Whsri, foot OF Prince street, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SArUH.
DAYS. at $50 p. III stopping st PineY Point
hnd P,int LOOKOUT going aud returning Ia
turning leaves Norfolk Oh WEUrESDAYS,
FRIDAYS aAd HUNDAfSs ,4 &C eek u. m.
Begin ming With NJ ~ |, 1851 hxcureion tick els
will DO issued. goud for four day, IS follow. /:
FIRST clsss t.te to Fortress Monroe md Nor
folk, 81 OJ; First class round trip, So &c. Second
cisss, eacn way, 5 &c. First.cls fare to !: iney
Point and Point Lookout. ST 30; First, c!sss
round trip, 2 So Second. class, each way, IS cts.
Ststercoms ST. Meals IS cts
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Sunt
P. B. HOOE, Agent. mh26
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-16

Ssps. CLYDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK
5Hltss@ LY &c
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROyr-
DENCH AND BOSTON
Steamers lesye Ale1sndris EVERY TJHS.
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY. Nj
Tuis line connects Of AleIsndris with :teO
a. & n. and " & 0. 4. Rs, snd 81 Philadei..
phis with Clydes regular Steamships for r. II
River, Providence and Boston. GU
Freight forwarded with promp.noss and care,
ffoe of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Phladelphis, And
Wharfage In Boston, Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates snd through stills
oflading given. Insurance st the lowest rstas
Agents:
e. a. REED, Alexandria,
YIN. CLYDE & CO., Philadelpk;s.
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. s. Georstn a.
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HOST {: 7 7 ER'@S}
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
81 7 I 7 ] Z E s
Why sBffer NeedIcssIy

,Ih dv Of % msy oa IN sS V yesf Io
give public l,otice for Thirty days that all per-
Sons owing or Intending to keep any animal of
the dog or canire species to come forward snd
tske out license for the ssme from the Auditor
After the e1 piraton Of the time in said notice
mentioned, all persons found with dog or dogs
or hsrboring one or more dogs on his, her or
their preni 90 without tbn required license
shall be fined By the Mayor five dollars for every
dog go owned or hsrbored. and one dollar Of said
fine shall be p.id to the officer making the com.
plant, and in case OF The refusal or mission to
pay said fine, the Mayor may commit the cfend-
er to the work house for not less than ten nor
more than ninety days"
quote the law in regard 10 dog licenses,
which will be rightly enforced.
my2-1m COURTLAND Y. SMITH, Msyor.
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NJ O T l CE.
P9TosraC FERRY CO.'S. STEA.nERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday. July 18th,
Will leave IS follows:
Steamer T. V. AkROWSMITH Leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'s. wharf, foot OF King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, tn EsDAY and III URS.
Day, at 20 8. M. for Leonsrdtown ard all
intermediate landings.
Stesuel u Yor!C leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEHH ESDAE and FRIDAY, ut I SO
a. 70 for Nonni and intermediate landings
GEO, b. PHILLIPS, Msnsyer,
Potomac Ferry Com pany.
j. 3 PADGETT. Agent. jyi7
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W a. JOHNSON s. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
GENERAL COMMISSION MEKSv ANTS
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
have on hsnd G1BSON'S Xxx, Xxx xxx
and PUKE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
ana MoSU " aA : WHiSKIE5; also BAK.
WHISKlES, to which they invite the attention
of the trade. 1'0D''0n
Orders from the country for merchandise shs iii
receive prompt attention.
- Conslgnments Of Flour. Grain and Country
5 EfGauce solicited. for which they guarantee th
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Roysl sts
Ale1sndriS, Va. oct NJ ''
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Steamers OF this line will run as follows:
FOR NORFOLK,

0IsAnerS OF This line FILL run az follows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants snd Miners Line
Tor Bostop, steamer
JJ.EE SEEEF
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
Friday, at GO o clock p.iri.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days NJ q co D. n,
This staunch iron Steamer has Just been paint
ed throughout sLsterooms newly furnished and
csrpetcd, snd is the handsonest as well as the
safest BOAT on the POtonsc river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making cloae con-
ncc!lon with the New York and Boston steam
ers; slso connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad Lies louth. Stops at PINEi POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Msy Isl, 1881, excursion tickets,
gccd Tor 'our csys. viii be l.sutd az folnws:-
sirstc!ass round trip TO Fl. Monroe and Norfolk
S3 3 B; frs! class fare to Fortress Mouros and
Norfolk 81; second class each way ST. 81; f.st
class tare u Piney Point aud Point Lookout
81 81; tfet c.sss round trip to Piney Point aud
totut lookout 81 81; second class eacn way 75c
Hta:e.ooms 81 meals 75c.
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i BkODEkS = CO.,
Wholesale Desless and Jobhers ia
GSOCRRIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT ARD FISH
E full lins OF celebrated pure, old WhisEeys
Brandies, Sir. Bum &c, Massey s. Co.'S Phiia
dvlphir and Gagstts Baltimore Alas, ard Berg.
aer Z Eugsi's Lage, Beer, in casks Or bottles
Agents for James S. Welch Best Fanil;
Flour, James s. Erk s. Co.'S. Standard Scsp
Dupont Go's Sporting and Rlsstins Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac Five
ot6suer5.
Orders promptly attended 20, an6 eonsign
inents solicited. 40 Il King street.
oct M-tt AleEandris, Vc,
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I inland 8 sEABoAkD CoAsTlNe CO
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DOULTEkEKS FRIEND, OR CHICKEN
4 POWDER, for the prevention and cure of
gspes and other diseases in chickens. turkies.
&c; also HORSE POWDERS Of vsriou. kinds
for horses cows. sheep &C. Fer sale by
mYb Z. ). LEADBEATkR s. BRO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-24
Thanksgiving Greetings.

The Ormsby House will have an I'M
USUALLY good dinner to-day.
Those attending the ball of the A. O.
U. w. tonight at the Opera House
can partakc of supper right across the
street, at the Opera Hall Restaurant.
Perasich, opposite the Postoffice, has
disposed of good many turkeys the
present week, but he has few left yet,
in good condition and at reasonable
cost.
Fischer & Decker will spread a gor-
geous lunch to-day, consisting of roast
turkey stuffed with fresh oysters, and
dainty little side dishes, all 10 be washed
down with Saratoga egg nog.
At noon to-day the patrons of the
Monarch Saloon, opposite the depot,
will be treated to turkey, cranberry
sauce, etc. Olsen and assistants will
throw themselves on Tom and Jerry
and egg nog.
At the Hole-in-the- Wall to-day what
may be called a sumptuous lunch will
be served. Turkey, pig, salads, etc.
Besides, bon ton punch, milk punch,
egg nog and Tom and Jerry, all gotten
up for the occasion by Avery de Cap.
No one need want for turkey to-day.
Vic Muller, of the Headquarters Sa-
loon, has secured a supply, and although
his everyday lunch is hard to beat,
we think the one to-day will be little
ahead. We detected a twinkle in
Vic's left eye when he told us how the
lunch would 60 with Klein's Carson
Brewery beer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-24
Chinaman Killed

Yesterday morning as the switch
engine was passing in the vicinity Of
Chinatown it ran over a Chinaman
named All Lung, who was the keeper of
a wash house in the rear of the Mint,
killing him instantly. The unfortunate
Celestial was all mashed up. Eye-wit-
nesses to the affair state that no blame
can be attached to the railroad men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-24
Ball Tonight i.

The ball under the auspices of the
Ormsby Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. w., at
the Opera House tonight, promises to
be an elegant and well attended affair.
An excellent band has been engaged.
The price of tickets admitting gentleman
and ladies, is fixed at two dollars each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-24

that could be captured at the Indian
camp had been used up, and Tom had
actually been compelled to buy half
grown pup from passing rancher. One
day when out prospecting for gold
quartz ledge he discovered something
which pleased him better. 1t was a
sheep camp, in which there were sew
eral dogs. Winter was coming on, and
the bands of sheep were being collected,
preparatory to driving them to the
warmer climate of California. This
work required a number of herders,
and each herder had two or three dogs.
Tom lost no time in getting acquainted
with the sheep men, the boss being
none other than Jim Bradley, well
known among the stock men OF Nevada
| and California. Tom petted all the
! dogs, and succeeded in tolling three or
four of them outside the camp. and to
the fatal prospect hole, where they one
after another fell prey to Jeff's appetite.
A day or two after Bradley visited
the Morrison cabin, and in the coarse OF
the conversation asked how jeff was
getting along. Tom had been too en-
thusiastic, and had told the sheep men |
all about the system of training. He |
went so far rs to describe to them how
he had gobbled the Indian dogs, so when
their own valuable dogs began to dis
appear, the herders shrewdIy guessed
the cause.
Before starting for home Bradley in
cidentally rerparke ed that jeff must be
getting short of meat, and said:
"rve got big yellow cur over at
the camp that he might have, just rs
we'll as not.'
"Bring him over tomorrow, will
yep sad Tom. "It would be real
accommodation"
Next day Bradley appeared leading a
Iank, souchy-looking dog of dirty
saffron hue. He seemed to be afraid
of his own shadow, and his expression
was one Of continual apology for pre-
Stunning to exist.
The boards over the hole were raised
and the trembling yellow wretch
pushed in.
There were sounds of a terrible strug-
gle.
DAILY was delighted.
"Jetf's having a regular barbecue
now" he chuckled, as he strutted
around the shaft, kicking up the tail of
his coat and laughing to himself "He
ought to last jeff week, at least"
Two days later, the supply Of dogs
having been exhausted, Tom decided
to go down the shaft and bring his dog
out.
Morrison suggested that it was a
dangerous experiment. He thought
the better plan would be to make a run
ming moose with rope and pull the dog
out that way.
"Jeff can't ever get so savage as to
forget his old MASTER" replied Tom, as
he confidently stepped into the bucket.
No sooner did Tom touch the bottom
than he began to howl with rain, and .
the sound Of something being shaken
mingled with the growls of the savage
log. Tom yelled to be hoisted out,
and was quickly raised to the surface.
The big yellow cur was hanging to
his left leg.
When the top was reached the dog
ct go his hold and made a bee line for
he sheep camp.
He had eaten jeff
1t was several days before Tom was
lble to get out of the cabin. When he
lid, his first sad duty was to fill up
Jeff's grave. Above the boulders he
planted rude board, on which was
cribbled
/ -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-24

1t would do you good to see the
crowds of the elite, beautiful and fash
ionable people of the Pacific Coast, that
throng the establishment of Uncle Har-
ris, 221 Kearny, between Bush ard
Suffer streets, San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-24
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
$50 Ophir-6s
100 Mexican-7 'a+
430 Gould & Curry!
500 Best & Beicher-Ss rH.~
1920 CaiifOrnia-i5c
GO Savage 50 So.
$40 Con. Virginia. So
300 Chollar-l! ..a
40 PotOsi-l 40
200 Hale g. Norcross-244
go Crown Point-ll
$50 Yellow Jackets 40
800 Belcher-2 Is ...-
$50 Sierra Nevada-9!
so Confidence
60 Utah. #"#
$40 BuIlion-l4
$50 Exchequer-1
S4o Overman-1 so
375 Justice--G5
GO Union Con.-9a
$50 Alta-4 10
500 Julia-15c
500 Ward-3
500 Caledonia-25c
zoo Scorpion 10
go Benton-S0c
800 Occidental 05
200 Golden Gate-2i
EVENING BOARD.
10 Eureka Cont
$50 Northern Belle--l09
I95 AlbiOn-1 80
20 Mt. Diablo-6s
200 DAY. 80
$50 Bechtel-45c
50 Tioga-l5c
so Goodshaw-45c
100 Concordia-14
100 Blackhawk-5c
80 Manhattan-l 80
% f. Mt. Diablo-4oc
100 Belding-25c
l50 Hoimes-3ec
$50 Bodice 10
$50 Mono-1 35
600 MONDAY
800 Oro-20c
400 Leed-14
200 Martin White-2
100 Pinal Cons
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-24
IN BRIEF.


Sunday hours will be observed at the
postoflice to-day.
There will be no APPEAL published
tomorrow morning.
The GIenbrook mill will close down
to-day, for the season.
Wells, Fargo {; Co. have established
an office at Sweetwater.
Mint rate for fine silver is reduced to
S1.12.G-l0 per ounce fine.
Travel on the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad is very light at present.
This is the coolest Thanksgiving
Day experienced in Carson for many a
year.
There are two mills now being run OH
the ore from the Regent mine at Silver
City.
T. B. Winston is in San Francisco.
Look out for big attraction upon his
return.
The morning express train is now
coming in on time, and will until it
doesn't.
J. II. Ninson, an actor we'll known in
this city, died suddenly in New York
on Monday last.
John Hoey, a Bodie teamster, yester-
day brought to town pelican measur- !
ing seven feet from tip to tip.
Hon. George w. Cassidy, accom-
panied by his wife, left Eureka for
Washington on Tuesday morning.
I. H. McTarnahan is in the city. He
says that he has sure enough gold
bonanza at Dogtown, Mono county.
At the club turkey shooting yester-
day the best shots fell behind, and the
novices got away with most of the
birds.
John P. Meder has just completed a
beautiful new waltz, which will be
published in San Francisco within the
coming month.
In spite Of the cry of Lard times it is
safe to say there is scarcely family in
Carson that will net have turkey for
Inner to-day.
There will be no session of the Board
If Brokers to-day. Pity the Board
couldn't adjourn until some develop
nents are made.
Mason & Co. have just received
arge stock of crockery and glassware,
ust the thing for the household. Not
,ad for holiday presents.
There will be Union Thanksgiving
services at the Presbyterian Church to-
lay at ii O'Clock. Rev. E. F. Walker
If Virginia will officiate
Yesterdays stock quotations were, if
lnything, more depressed than the day
,efore. Even at present figures the
whole Comstock line is good short.
The Christmas cards for this year are
gotten up in decidedly original and ,,
BEAUTIFUL style. They are superior to -,
nything in that line that has yet been
tut upon the market.
Full morning service and sermon APP .
,ropriate to the occasion at st. Peters ,
church on Thanksgiving Day. Public ,
invited. The offerings of the cengre- Z
,ation will be given to the poor. :
The assessments on the two Noon
lays will be delinquent in the Board on ,
Holders of Bodie stocks may /
make up their minds to be MIXED /
retty thoroughly before the winter is ,
ver
In the Philadelphia Press of the 18th, [
elizabeth Ramon, of this city, has
written up the peculiarities Of the z
Vashoe and Piute Indians, in a two d
olumn article. Who is Elisabeth
ramon v
Buffalo Bill, the bad actor, who t
layed a successful engagement here
wo years ago, was recently shot at on I
he street at Council Bluffs, while walk r
1g with his wife and daughter. The r
,ould-be assassin missed his mark. t