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LIMITATION or TIE aCALP.


GESrtENEs:-Fo FIVE years I have been
greatly troubled with 4AHaFHR with severe
Itching Of che IcaIp' and my hair falling out
I have tried almost every known remedy, oil
proving worthless. SeeinR Burnett's Cccoaine
and Burnetts Kallistoh advertised, I procured
d bottle bleach, and am happy TO state that The
dAndtuf is completely removed, and no Itch
Ing whatever remains.
]. E. CAVES, Kansas City, No.
BurnttFs FiayoFlHg R4ttaotI are ths best
I fThsGw
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Wheat. Corn. Oats, Pork. Lard.
g.; g; &c: & 3 Y /. :; 8 3 B II. i ! II / /.
Variation * lE T az IS

Lowest ..lzgSj ny ~ VI SSH RaH
VARIATION S,,@s q, u u n IS
y 5e vsi9 e1ta " SaSoS MintiSeota extra good
noIS b 90 OhIo iSniIv 1ccd y + ~ e csniSa Il ".
ohIoIe prgSes j. o0Gss a AiSassatSH ppsIsnt ptSo
patents a III B Sn'fR \ S6uhr RssSSe M TSanM,sa Y
No; 2 fed'SeptetnbSf III Sai' "a: 6SI5bsT II I5ys,
~ November q 4g1lsi w Corn arai iii
SsptsmSef ;uIS7oEs oo,SSSst wv tla ~ mt nv
aTtnef feJeciedS Si M WEiie i7lIsIss ProvlSnns
amisf ssS ! Ill SeusSdI mes 6eeiSf g. EG smoGed
SIS 81 feSm hi q. Buttsr scSScc and N ~ SSt w.
SaSnd, o%rSSSst,v HAAS. NaS VIZ 9tn VA y k9o5H ~
county. Paa SStta 2seISr. Al. aSa57c; aS,tS9SsSTS
En-. drra Il iSsSS' CSesao1 IN tE cS psttSy 6.S:TS.
en- q iixSi9S t,i IA sod ioSIiS stfGISum DIM;
y ~. w tmr.Sy' sssss,1S.s o,.,.-p.,.,u,.
sSSS Totui' iSs Two days EiTSI 10 i hsad 10 q n Though 81 ind
90 head q local The supply a compared win
IN 4 pTettT md SgSn,v an ~ ,SS,E M9rv Nv Tn ,hs1
AZ All I'D Out Al bffees SomsvbSi IN ''nn ~ NV "
ihinS e5rntsST M baihtv nr,rSS ~ nHis. VNth9th@ ihsyt.
tst ~ Sto,iVbt Sns SslNsS HFgS.Epn,Ns MN Y4IlfI ~ "
V ss SSsSShsip wv sioc VIZ Il SiSut tg y X NAV N 10y Nv m S6, y
fnSon tnAiftSS aasS an mi ftSent y.ays tSnts 9tnn iSai
vel. And rHHSSsdY from aGout a. * IL v ~ " S,iis
cows and Eap b iGGl 20; Ncefef aud IssdetS Scafcs
~. pSs. , ~ = ~ w TX ,at nsSa, a..
darS Ann besd, PbIiadSIpGlaS III lSYgg'V mine
YGtkerS o t0s9 81 AitA &Sg w.
dSyt ,sOOEssd1i Prces Ringing from q . 70 70.
IL sstIVe. ws.tsln slpeFgbe 4 S 5SSs NJ S.O ssi Nv n W. "
YoS Emlly Il 25%s o. WEeSi, western eSsyt S a :
winter red spot and September 81 WhGfG. Ok.
tobet 81 tGssPt Va: November q 5g5Sai 6t he.
cerbef 81 b, CaFp, western Inactive and lover;
mixed, lgIal And September 6st4aSSfg October ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-15

The Leading Scientists Of to-day agree thai most
dtseaSea4 Fe caused by ~dlsouleTed Kidney or Liver.
u therel0Ty, The Kldney8 and Liver Se kepf n
perfect order, perfect health viii b the FsSnit,
This truth has only been known . short Tina and
Tor yeArA people suffered great agony without being
ahls 70 hnd EleL Ihe discovery " WRneTA SAFE
kidney and LtVef Cure MARKS . new ei1 IN the
Fnatmentof llheaN tT0ubleA- Made nom q Enpls
tropical leaf Of nFe value, Il contains iuTt the az.
nGnu neCc11AIy 70 nouliah and inyfEutsiS Nh N
thete great organs, and Aaiely restore Aldkesn Them
IN order. II hE POSITIVE Remedy hi Hi the
dlAs4Se! that cause palms In the lower paFtoi the
hody-fqr Torpid Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures, Ague-AlalAEAl Fever. and
AZ dialpplli7 Of the NdneyL Liver and Urinary
fk an excellent and nte remedy Tor icuale,
during ~PTpgnaney. i viii eOntF0l Menstriation
And Y invaluable for Lbucorrh0a or Falling q The
Al BLOOD Ppjderi !. Is pnequAlsd, for 1. cure.
the organs that make the blood.
20 lIl READ THI RECORD. a-
1T 1ayed my llie.lt-R D Laksly, Selma. Ala.
- the remedy that VIII cure the many disaHea
peculiar 10 women. "-MolheES MaRlxinc,
III has passed severe tests and won endorsements
nom some ol the highest medical talent IN the
eqtililY. i+AF QrkAROrld. u g5
10 fenedyheetOlple dlEDerStean b held for
eas nensnth eolppAltson Nth lF'-Rey%C a.
: IKE ii Sss d I'm, IN xoaa.E |,
put up In tie Largest slzRD BOTTLE IN any
medicine upon the market, and d sold BY DrlSEiStSS
and all dealen 81 u Is per bottle. For Diabetes,
enquiFs iQr. WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE
e Positive Remedy
An2fftHAAW Rochester, n, Y,
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.ah g~'rtdlIi9sun
For the ISrELraRcER,
DEATH OF POXCE DRLEON.

DEATH OF PONCE DE LEON,
ny nr AA1EELL, n, OEoRoR, v. Va. .
Through the forest DARK and lone, RI
i AtlnlSht Wlndl HeTp sadly dEhlnR,
Aha the WGtchdH dimly Ahone
hound ne wounded warrior dying,
Tollwom SOldlsu, bold and true. -.Ul
81, " their dnkipgchief attended;
But allSt towel they knew
All With him would iOon Be ended.
B sPeCchlGs mo.ionIss they stood
n . silence deep uphroken; M .i.
ia Fet eWey ne moaning wood
breathed IN ohsequiel unSpokeu,
Calm, but gloomy a. despair, M
Ghzcd he on each fading shadow,
while his thoughts nOlonReF AhaFO
Visions Of n Dorado,
ChlldhoCdS home and sunny spain,
seemed t0nlsl IN beauty DER him; rI
DreatnS he ne'Gf should dream again,
ono by one came up before him,
Now he was a caplea boy, 7
Losi ~ ~ that's grand and splendid,
That upon his youth attended.
81 Intl q A0lllef, TIED and bold, ,r .H
Heart that beat for lame aud glory,
Name In yong and epic told,
Hero Of romantic story,
Next . shadow crossed the scene,
Age bis hgJy name was chilling, old
SPEingtlIne'l helds OF GORGEOUS green,
Winters blighnng tFosb were kiIllng.
Far amid tho myI4lO West
Legends told there VAS fountain,
Pure aud beautiful aud blest,
yelling ipm = crystal mountain.
From that fountain those whodnnk
Youth would DO with them eternal;
And, Tor every day that sank
Dawned another, bright and yerual.
For that magic cline he'd sought, f
But In vain had been his roaming
Every path with toll was frOuRhl,
AIT dawn And vespeF ~gl0AInlng.
All will soon be over now,
Vital strength Is ebblng, hccting,
Paler, calmGf grows his brow,
Slow, more slow bis pulses beating.
Weird the Watchfrc'S atful glare
CLEANS upon the warrior weary;
DeAOlatC the midnight air q
SwellS and dies In dlrges drcaTy,
stAS above their vigil kept;
Near them not q leaf d shaken,
While the Chleitian sleeps the sleep
ThalAhAll never more awaken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-15

Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" II
clears out rats mice, bed bugs reaches, YER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-15

NEW YoRK. sentamber IA rottoD ,,,o-,,t., a,
lg91Saigs1flc, flour frmi receipts ION basseiSss az ~
PoEts ~ barrels IgPera1S State and western
= 05a5 l0i common 70 good s. p0a6 co. good a
cholee y IQas 0G white wheat extra Il 0Oa8O0 ex.
va uhi9 q 9oA1 80; g. Louis q S0ls 0G Minnesota
patent " s0a9 %. Wheat, irregular aud miSGttled;
opsned. ,HEelii((gI higher. closed, heavy; lngIded
spring v Hal1; No : Milwaukee q 80; No 2 Chi,
cago ana Milwaukee, q SSIfAl 80 hard No / Duluth
i 1aSSal "; lngHded red II 2lal az NoS SiiII
a. 4SRteanier No q 81; ungrlded white Nl1i
~ 70; = 40 Y 4O4; NOD do sales $1,000 bushels,
~ SlE4ll w; steamer MOL 81 iG MOI red Sep.
tea3et sales Ss,OO hu4hell, gt.Sl i7Il ", closing
MSi VI October. EAleg 0es,O00 bushels, at q IS1G
W., Olnltng 81 u w; November, sales Ol2J6S0
bushel1, at 81 6l9Sll SIX, closing at q 6i9<, Corn
heavy and lower; receipts lS3,UJO bushels exports
JOC9 EHshels; unErAded 6la7lC; Nos, Ggc; steamer 7oC!
o2ll1taI2c; yellow T2ka7iOi No September 7iKc,
closing o. 7lNpI uCtoher 7ahA7HA, closing AZ
Ltp49 SSn KStt; rsCe!pb 900 blsheb; western
% fall, demand at S6G60c. Hops quiet and I'M.
cnanged. Coffee trm for choice medium g1deI;
Eshen lnli and weak; Rio cargOes quoted ii gkA
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NtrRDAY ocr6RER IS. 1881.

V-I.u TVNhW ~ IBII
M. modprk n, Of ald day, theioti0w.
- llultrty that IL to ay Lot No. n,
M. ti9'tnlh street. formerly Clay street,
N NY VI Wheeling, Ohio county,
ffas. ~ "htcling together with all tht
hs shl n improvements belonging thereto,
\ M a2y'. proFctty T. believed 70 b
"'tslt rsh '"u' ueeu "U"
I1Hn, J. IT, Ooob. Trustee.
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TRtTEs SALE OF BENwooD

19LIEEs SALE OF BENWooD
4 hlRERTY.
q M, da leel Of trust made BY famed u.
VAT 7 his wife. tn me ~ trustee, dated
n June. IsIt. and recorded In the once
y q In tolnty Court Of ManhAll county.
IN pai 10 lerl olInut hook Ma. /, page SO,
~ n tNni n the store OF II. ". FAhet, IN
"ad haEo"l Marshall county,
HvRnAY oCTOW K 18th. ISL. = ~,
Ta5s y Orlu'k H. ", the following Dc.
~. that Y, IN ny All VI lot numbered
sunh sgian In lllnm McNeChen's Ad.
~. Ne hE1 Of hcnwoOi. In the aid county Of
80 Atnnilbg ~ the plat Of AAid addition,
~. ~ NE ~ts. of'Cc u the County Court Of
~ ~ ',ahly alJu~ili, Title believed 10 be
rl!lif q trustee | shAil convey only such
M lslcl in ne by thedeed Of trust Aforesaid,
eIns 'tlt-Vne lhinlui the purchase money
sL5 ? mott q the purchaser may elect cash
M .t N'iiue In two equal InStallmentS u
~ sew mouths respectively, with interest
E1.s Y DE secured " deed Ol IustupOn the
ah policy VI Insurance payable 10
Him " r HUBBARD, Trustee.
aa.ln l]ailoneer Ieil
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sUMMER EXPERIENCES.

Notes OfTrayel and SoJOuFn, by . wheel
Ing Lady-AerkeIey Enthusiastically
For . RenOvatlOH-LlEe ut Oakland.
OAKLAND. Eentpmher IL.
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TrOtting, Running and Pacing Races
EACH DAY,
With Grand Tournament on FRIDAY, October
18th, AZ 10 O'clock A. ~, under the mGnage.
UI. l mont OF Gen, ROBERT WHITE
BICYCLE RACE on MONDAY, Oet. ION

S 1890 SN AAVSNAAt VVh AVbA
The large Exposition Hall with It's RockeTy and
Acquartan, CONTAINING over 100 tGh, embracing all
the VAEtettel Known In the Lakes aud our Eiyen and
aERnd display OF An, Textile FabricA Machinery,
&c, Will bg worth the cost Of = TIP 10 30; whilst
Machinery Hal, full OF Agricultural Machinery,
Engines &c, Will present ono mas Of machinery
In nation. Horticultural and Floral Hall5 will mot
hllto attract and please the vidt0E.
Ihe Qticeta and committees au selected from our
best citizens, who aEN determined 10 make this Tx.
htbltion 10 every way worthy Of the uame given the
Entry books open oCtobcr3 Q, and close Monday,
October 10, at u IN.
Admiration tickets 80 cents; children under ~
yean,, y centSj Angle h0ne and buggy, . oentsi
tWph0ne carriage, 70 cents; season ticEetS. III On.
tteA, Y ~ exhibitors tickets, $50, twelve entries;
grand stand and quarter stretch, ¢S.
hxcnlAlon HtGS on all railroads aud steamboats,,
Send to SECRETARY for Premium Lists and other In,
formation. A, REYNANN Pres't
WY. nOOA. sScyI au2I'fuTHA4W
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Editors Intelligencer; Itn ..#r,nh
We have hidden goodbye to "Rawley;'
~green-Glad mountains have faded In
the haze OF the summer light and as The
coach rolls away to convey us to the train
for Berkeley we conceal the team that dim
the landscape for a time.
M ttui'0h, how the te vt grows nd nE
Whene'er we dwell,
Oft'the eOinpanIOnB left,
rr Tho frtn4,Np. q nn,u.Il - .."..
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tits , ieei d trust made by John 3.
y luie liial The sin iay 81 Octo6ef,
~ w., IN the County Clerks once Oi
hi ~ ~ virginia, lu Deed Of Trust BOOK
khlr' u VIII ell At public auction, a. The
Mai ,onft Houc ot SId county, 10 the
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-MspoRTGTI
DITsRURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
4 poun RAItGAS-RANAAADLE ROUTE

r|ssAhlsiOs EASs Sndwss eoHvetod to July
TplnS leave PlnhandlS Depot loot a He1enth
s9sSR nsaF Public Landing, dAIy, eIespl sUlISy,
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TO CHICAGO.
Only eIRhtNen hnnm.

SrEuBENYIILE ACCOMMODATION .-Leaves BclIAlre
o. $40 !. NJ, Bridgeport 500 .. n. Arrives at Steu.
benyllle a. Cos !. NJ leaves St0ubonvvillS At 7;b0 4.
~ Bridgeport Al e;b2 4. Nj arrives At BollAlre at
Tickets andtAgEaee check 10 all principal points
10 The East md West can be procured a. the Ticket
once In Bridgeport n. n MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
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T0UE I0ROOF

b,Nlr Gmrf Main 81, Wheeling, W. Va.
r,.Da, nj RriuIn, ~PmlApSus Rnd Piles
SStrn No to die and pronounced incumble.
ne without kntie.
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TERMS OF SURsCRIPuON.


.e4'"ssa" es'aa3 ! q s. sFsa as eas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09
-x-x.,,-su,--.v-se.z-,..,--..s,----sazsy,,
THE KALLOCH TRIAL,

SAN FRANCISCO, March SIN the
Kalloch trial yesterday afternoon wit
ness Barry was arrested Oh a charge OF
perjury. +. T. Mclean, the witness
who last week reported that he had
been tempered with, makes affidavit
that he had been offered bride to tes-
tify that he heard six shots. District
Attorney Smoot asked that ChSs. Davis,
Isaac Baggs ana Mr.. Howe, the parties
named in the affidavit, be arrested and
brought before the Court for hearing.
The Judge took the matter under adj
visemant.
To-day Gustave Raschki testified to
hearing six shots.
Clement Bennett, photographer
who reported the preliminary examina-
ton of Kallcch, was put on the stand
TO prove discrepancy in the testimony
Of the ChroaicIe clerk, Dreypolcher, on
that occasion and the present.
Counsel for the Gefenant entered
protest against the alleged attempts Of
the prosecution to intimidate witnesses
for the defense by having them arrested
on charges of perjury: Barry, who was
arrested yesterday on sucn charge and
released Oh bail, is non est to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeabIe consequences
that follow the decay OF the teeth, an I'M
pure breath must be the most mortifyins
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it Is
the mostilexcusibiea offensive in societ,
and yet the cause of it may easily be re
moved By cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentriffioa, Fragrant
SOIOn0NT. 1t purities and sweeiens the
ar:;.on, cnois and refreshes the mouth, and
gives ,,earl-like appearance to the teeth
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors OF the weed.
Ask Your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

| THE PIUTE Wharf.-The Woodland
Democrat has the following "CoIonel
Frank I. Gilbert, historian, who did
the writing and compiling for DePue's
illustrated History Of Yolo County, is
at present engaged in writing history
ef the State of Nevada for Thompson &
West, publishers OF State and County
histories. Several sections of the his
tory of the Sage5rush State, Ghcse re-
lating to the Indian vars have appeared
in the Carson APPEAL, and are well
worth persusal. Colonel Gilbert has a
host OF friends in this county, and all
will be glad to learn OF his whereabouts
and that he is doing we'll. lie is very
graceful writer, and his History OF
California; which is found in Depue's
work, is pronounced by competent
critics to be the most accurate history
Of the Golden State ever Vt published.
We wish the Colonel continued SUGGEST
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

The Union saloon was yesterday attached
by Cartan, Mccarthy & Co., for ST., 226 81
and by Harris Bros. fer $40 10. It is be
lieved that the matter can be adjusted al
once, and the business will continue as
usual.
Ormsby House Arrivals: w. C. Love,
Sac. Mrs. Willis, S. F.; B. A. Mi Ter,
Bridgeport; j. G. McTarnahan, Reno; Mrs.
Greenbaum, aurora; Y. H. Pease, Aurora;
". N. Curtis, Aurora; J, III. Moresey, S.
f.; NJ. Tovey, Bridgeport; Geo. A. King,
Virginia.
DR.. Hogan, the gentleman who is about
to start new Greenback paper in Reno,
was in the city Yesterday. 1t is proposed
| to make the paper a weekly, and as the
| Doctor is man who knows how to very
clearly express his views, the new journal
istic venture will doubtless attain q wide
circulation.
The Times charges Miss Melville with
ing for Comstock audience. It is one of
the priv eyes of an American prima donna
to save her high notes for such TOWNS as
suit her bess. NJ live artist would fail to
take advantage of SO distinguished privi
lege.
It would surprise any one outside of a
reporter, TO know how much diplomatic tall
eat there is in this city. There are at least
five men here to our certain knowledge,
who aspire to ministerial positions. None
have, however, as yet, announced them
selves as candidates 10 represent Uncle
Sam at The Court Of st. James. That is
rather modest.
Hank Monk prides himself upon the fact
Of having been smuSgler from Canada,
before engaging in the respectable occnpa-
ton he now follows His smugg ing ex |
perence is one of greater reality than his |
famous suggestion to the lamented Horace |
Greeley. Hank TO lowed the hazardous |
business of smuggling between Ogdens-
burg, n Y, and Canada, for several years,
with considerable success, prior to coming |
to this coast
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

CANNING TRoTT.-Judge GrisWold,
of Wadsworth, has been experimenting
for a couple of years upon fsh-canning.
He has eIected steanirg establish
ment, and put up a large number OF
1ruckee trout. After a iu;nDef OF Iaii-
ures, he thinks he now has the true
principle, and can preserve the trout
Tor any length Of time, retaning ali the
deiic;lcies oI the fish, ii not improving
the favor. He is not ceTlaln thaC he
can make it profitable, bur he thinks
ne can save fish chat are caught in eX-
cess Oh the demand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09
DISTRICT COURT.

The following cases were disposed O.
yesterday:
MuIdoon VS.. his creditors; bankruptcy
case, i'll which the Sheriff was appointed
assignee of the estate.
Hi Wah VS.. Duncan McRae ct ais;
petition to remove the trial of the suit
to Washoe county; denied.
It was decided: to draw no Grand
Jury this term.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

MORE OF TAYLOR. - While J. G..
Fiood may be the head and front,
James G. Fair, the brain, and John w.
Mackac, the backbone Of the Bonanza
finn, no one vii! question for a moment
but what J. Minor Taylor is the ''I'' of
that body OF capitalists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09
LATEST STREETS.

Bullion, Toe bid, soc asked; Sierra
Nevada, 81 bid, asked; Alta, 2 bid,
2 O5 asked; Utah, y bid; Yellow Jack.
ct, IS bid, 70 asked, 2 10 sales;
Albion. 1 13 bid, is asked; Best &
Belchee, u bid, II asked; Be'cher, l
asked; Hale & Norcrcss, 3 so, Union,
Is asked; Excheque-, bid, 10 asked;
Overman, soc asked; Scorpion, ! IS
bid, 20 asked, l Is sales; Ophir, 60
bid, 4 SO sales, A sc asked; Benton. soc
bid, SOC asked; Navajo, 2 40 bid, 2 so
asked.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

FEBRUARY BULLION. - During the
month of February the Ophir Mining
Company shipped ST. in bullion, and
Sierra Nevada $46,S55 SO. The total
product Of the coast for the month was
$l,3l9,523 SO, an increase of 100000
over the previous month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

Mr. Geo. A. King, formerly agent of the
Virginia branch of the Nevada Bank, is in
the city, and viii go East tonight. Mr..
King, although approaching the existing
duiness on the Ccmstock, does not believe
that the country in gone in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

GES wee!S. in yon- town. Term. ami IS outfit
WV free. Address II. Hal!et ( Co., Portland, Maine
f., 27yi
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

AN UNFORTUNATE MIsTAKE-A
few nights since an old lady living on
Nevada street was considerably annoyed
by some irrepressibie boys, who, in {,
spirit of pure inischieviousness, rang
her door bell several times and imme-
diately vanished around the corner of
the house. The old lady finally deter
mined that the fun should not all be on
the side Of the boys, and accordingly
filling a pail with dirty water waited
for the boys to renew the attack. She
heard steps toward the door, and the
instant the bell was touched, sprang
forward, and, opening the door quickly,
sent q gallon of Stops in the faces OF
gentleman and lady, who had come to
make an evening call Now. the most
disagreeable part of the business was
that tie Old lady had been un,uck,y
enough to have some misunderstanding
with the callers a few weeks before,
and they had called for the express pur-
pose of reconciliation and clearing lip
CT past differences. On receiving the
water in their faces, however, they
arrived at the conclusion that they We're
net welcome, and left the scene in q
highly diSgUsted frame Of mind, not to
speak OF wet clothes. The chances are
that 10 amount OF explanation will ever
set this matter right.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09
STOCKS

20 Ophir 4 60
80 aieaican-0a
ID Gould and Curry-3 40
p Best and BeIcher-7i
% California %
21O Savage 80
100 Con. Virginia. so
so Choliar-l so
900 Porosi-2 20
400 Hale ana Norcrcss-365
80 Closs Point 10
100 Yellow Jacket 90
125 Beicher-1
800 iisperial-l5
100 Aips.-2 70
80, Sierra Neyada-7 6s
so Utah-7i
210 Bullion-30c
130 Exeheqner-! O5
110 cvernia:a-I5
300 Union Con.--7t
100 Alta-2 Co
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$50 Caiedenia-10c
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20 Lady Washingson-10s
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I25 scorpi'.n--1 Is
420 Baaton-55
1400 Cuncordia (Va. y 80
EVENING BOARD.
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800 C.i4I,ci Prze-13O
25U Argenta-20c
$40 avajo-2 50
300 Dsty-30c
100 Alhion-1 Is
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30 n. Potosi-25s
2 20 Bech'ei-G0c
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50 Concordis-1 50
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100 nocker-5c
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1873 Nncnday-2
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500 Ore 3Gc
400 Jupiter 75c
200 gipsop-4
400 korthera Belle-12a
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80 Suin,ait-25
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

HOPEFUL SIGNs.-The very fact that
everything is so near bed rock is iniiuc-
ing the knowing ones to buy stock.
There has been no time for two years
past where stock could be bought SO
advantageOusly as at present, simply
because it is so low. He must be a
poor man indeed who cannot take and
stow away fifty shares of any stock on
the lode. The people are the most dis
outraged vino bought up in the hun
dreds. They are the ones who insist
that the bottom Of the C0mstock has
caved in. Everything along the big
ledge indicates that preparations are
being made for a big upward move
ment. At the bay transactions are in
creaaing and prices slowly stiffening.
Work in all Of the mines is being held
back until the word comes from head
quarters for al advance. It is reported
in Reno, on the best Of authority, that
the Bonanza firm has contracted for
200, zoe cords Of wood This means
business, and inside OF few months
there will be lively times all over the
State. The man who has stock any
where on the Comstock CT in the Bodie |
group will do well to hold on to it. ~ |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

STG VICE.. 3l2 4 day st home easily male. Costly
" Il outfit free. Address True - Co., Augusta,
liails. !e52:y1