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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
IwFORTINT.

When you visit or leave Sew work CITY. save
Bi.-Si-c Nlrc--.-e 2ndtariinSe Hire and stop
al Crto. tsfu ihid Opposite Grand Central
Depot. +5e rooms. httcl up az a. cuss ot eue
IuilIan au,..r,. refused 60 81 Itd upwaris per
dlv. Elr1uJu p.ln Ec,a,er. RcioVrWt
supplied with the best. Horse clrS. s,as aut
elevated ri,rlad to all dcpnt>. Famines can
live 5c,-yr ,Yr less uoley at iae Gf1| Ia %
Ht-j tl-n 81, ans o-aer h-4t-class Eo-cl IN the
city.
April2. 'sl-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

LIST OF AdrEGrISED LETTERS remain
in, in TIE Post Oa.ce At Chariestown, JEFF
f,g,on county, W. Va. March IL, 1882.
Ms. Susan Trument, Mrs l.. r. Huye,t,
M. Jane iliiwell, Mrs Emily Burnett,
Ni-s Palsy Nichols Mary Erieant, George
G rncr Lr.hcr X. .Huye,t, Col. j. Z.
Jones.
TIE above letters, il -; called FOX within
thirty G4ys. viii 6e sent to the dead letter
one. Persons calling for them will please
s4y that they are advertised.
BENJ. T. LEIsENEISG, p. IF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
.y0sice Of Dissolution.

The late fru If sinshass & O.. IN the mill
in. business ~ the Miliyillc Mills on the
Shcnandua,i River ia Jefferson County Jas been
d.- SOLVED by mutual consent
IN future the milling busne-s viii be COLI
Quoted d; same place tv III. Melville Milling
Co" lately incorporated for thepurpOseof buy
in. all kinds Of grain and milling IN all IT,
b-arches.
sINGHAsS & co.
Io+, : 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

ruINoNA.-C. ". Aisquith always has a
tai supply Of Pulmola. the greatest known
r.cuyly 10y coughs, throat and lung trouble.
ltrcQr.rS oply TAR TRIAL 70 convince oDe
%; its efficacy. Free from mor?hia or any
1ther an3lyue. Price 80 cents. For safe
by c. " Aisiuith, Agent Char.es:own.
Oc;. =, l5Sl-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

Beware Of the risk YOU arc running, in
TX, os;rg Yourself 70 the weather of this
asoa without oae OF Geo. H. lIagley',
Spring Cycrcoats. just received neat and
cheap Cali April lst and see his opening
Of Spring aui Summer goods His stock
o. C.a.anE is 50 large and varied as t.
SYKES of god. and make and size, rs to
Use'y ft aud sG.t any caller - well as il
made 90 special order.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
NOTICE.

THERE will De q meeting of The Policy
1 Holders OF the Jefferson County Mutual
Fir. Insurance Company at the Secretary 3,
Ol!ice. in Charlcsfnwn % Monday March ~
/ -s2-;he third Mo1dav-bcing the time for
the annual election Of Directors
T. A ALEXANDER,
Secretary.
MI { 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
SDcci:i Notice .

T An prepared % take orders for CUSTOM
L MADE SUITS OF CLOTHES, made by one
OF the best Merchant TailoTs and guarantee q
fit-if 10 does pot fit yuu need not take IL.
Ifsv, an tlie Latest Fashion Plates pajrolize
home. and don't give your orders % those
strangers that come from abroad, bat give nae
your orders. Call and see the samples and
obiigc
Yours respectfully.
NIMROD TRVSSELL.
Nf--.L = fss7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
EpFED.

On The oeth day Of February. 1882, in Mar
tins5rrs, MINNIE LEE YOUNG, aged eycArs,
less Is days.
=, the residence of her son-in-law Mr.. Ben
ianin Beavers. in this county. on saturday.
March llth. lSS2, Mrs. PORTER, wife OF the
REV Jesse Porter, Of Loudoun county, Va.
e. et about 90 wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
EsOEKD.RI' G0ODS.

DICTCRE FRAMES oC all kinds--Eostlake,
i Solid Walnut &c, sold b.
GEO. T LIGHT
I(OX Papers cheaTer than sry house 10 town.
ID Price iheni. Paper flaia cents ton cents
per 4uire. GE0. T. LIGHT.
{ 'HRISTMAS Cas,is-the very preitiest. Call
v and soe them Vases Boguct Holders. TOi-
LEI se.s. PuiI Boxes, &c. sold hy
bic. 70. 81. GEO. 7 LIGHT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

Hundred, OF Ncu. Wo:Aad AMI Children
Rescued in ever, community from beds Of
Il ,sn..ss and almost G-agh and made strong
oy Park,s's Ginger Toaic are the best evi-
d-aces IN the world Of IL sterling worth
DnM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
ReR,freG.

7 HAVE reduced thc price ~ the New Stew
I art Sewing Machine to 5000 This Ma
chine Is che same construction a. the Singer
Machine and warranted u do a. great variety
oc work Is ANY ON themarkct. llemmcrS Rlf-
fer. Tucker and all other attachments ia n''h-
ed with thc Machine free O! char-e.
GnO. VT. kEARSLEY.
february y lsS2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

$500 per wear can be easily made At
home working for L. G. Rideout x Co. 10
Barclay Street. New York. Send for their
catalogue and full particulars.
Oct. -, Sly. Bates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
BONES WANTED.

uADnY AND NED DUKE pay Cash for
II bones, Old Iron and empty Kerosene OIL
Barrels
March II, lSs2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
House Building, &c,

FYNIIE undersigned offers hi, services 20 House
( Building, and Carpenter work ~ 2ll IFS
b-anches-pnn.isingi faithful attention prompt
AMI acceptable execution tt all work entrusted
10 him. and rea,oia able charges.
Benz T. JOHNSON.
Chsrleslovn March II. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
HOUSES FOR Rent.

I HAVE for Rent two Dwelling House in
I town aui one uu ms BIilssin farm, pos
session given GA Ii OF April IN town and inn
neJiJ'ciy ia IRE ether.
ESR0N Sitter.
Na.ch II. ISs3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

Il gs.EEs.y'E.VG.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
me w.n please call ~ once and settle q r
biilS-as / am compelled % lave money go
meet ms obligations, and viii be compelled 20
transfer them 70 an officer FOR collection If not
paid promptly.
e " TRT-sSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
THE
VALLEY EvTBiL LIFE kSSOGlI-
TIei
OF VIRGINIA.
HlsE lllG5. s7NI1lI.YllSlG.l


DRESENTs the following plan to sach per
! sons rs desire 90 become members
The payment of $500 Tor membership, So
annually for three years commencing one year
from date of policy. and thereafter $40 annG-
al.v during life with pro rata mortality ass,.>S-
mcnts at the death of each member. viii entile
A member t. Il certificate nt ONE InoUsAHp
DOLLAR. to be paid To- The lcfui IL rsor as rs
in ninety days rom ap?rlya! of itA;h n','ce.
The average cost Of po.icy Of ;l,C0) for a
p,r.,n u,.l 80 years Is ar'u; SD n
wear For other aEes more or les IN pTopo.-
ton.
CFrfCyIls
Hon. ALIEN. Il. II. stuart. President.
Hos. MARSHAL H>NuEs Vice President.
CHAs. !. COOKS. Secretary.
L IT, Trout. Treasurer.
WtLLcNa fpSi:t Ga ri Agent.
DR.. CARrFH EIEEyLFY, M,oic.! Examiner.
+. l.. IDNoNpsoy i f. @. MoGTor 81. 'ervis'Ts
of 4 ;encicS.
A!en. for Ch.7ls,;c7n ana Jefferson County
W Va
March t. 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

G.pc 2 week IN your own town. s. Outfit
,oJD free 10 risk Everything new Cap
ifal not required We viii furnish you every
thing Many are making fortunes. ladies
make IS much asmen. and boys and girls make
great pay. Reader. il you want q business a.
which you can make great pay al the time YOU
work write for particulars 70 u uALLrTT &
Co.. Portland, Maine
Dec 3 Sly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
Pmblic sa.es.

49,. ., p....n.I p-.a.,,, /, W.
All ID - Gr ,,,.,,.''' ! ''''''' y '"'
A"i'h % Ft','nai ,tF21?e't} 10y "m'
l. L'aTei'' Jr.
NsrcA IS Personal Property by George
II. Tate.
March 60 Personal Property by J. W.
- .-----
c.r s,,;l silver American Kev-Win1-
.,o ~,
US ''' O'''' ''''" S'0-"P, "'i"''1u y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

On the 5,h Of February. by Rev T. b Shep
herd Mr. JERE O. CLlPP and Miss NARrHA
j. WILT-ail of this county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
The Family Grocery.

ls@ 4 chilly Nff - -
Tie undersigned las laid ia a stock especial
Is suited 90 the Holiday season.
GROCER IIcss--
Tira md Fresh Groceries Fruits and Ccnfec-
tilnery-loreicn and d1mesiic-in grca, F1ric-
Is and abundance. and sold at a very small ad-
vance on COST Everything needed for Christ
mas cheer can De had az the Family store. inciu-
DIM the richest Mince Meit kai>ins. Orange
and Lemons Citron AM Currants. Cruberrie-
Almonds. Cocoanuis. Fiibcrs. Figs Corn To-
uatoc>. and other Canned Vegetables and Fruit
P0uitr.,-
FINE SUGARS COFFEES, SYRUPS,
Molasses. &c &c.
n THE DRY GOODS DEP4RTi ENT
are Staple and Fancy Goods. Notions, &c
beautiful, substantial and cheap. comprising
many things appropriate and desirahle ~ Holt
day Gifts. Nice assortment uf Queens and Glass
Ware.
Attentive statesmen 10 show goods
j. RAN. RODRICK.
East R>>n If Sedie~ Building.
fa.csmher ls, isa0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
UGTsCE.

T7IIE undersigned Intending to remove irom
! this city TO lla-crst0wn Nd. September J.
ISL. and That his books and business must he
..!oscd hv The lO;h Of August next. he will sell
ALL GOODS At COST. in order 20 close out
lis present stool, ef ;s,uds Persons Wishing To
bllv a suit of clothes viii save TWENfN-FlNE
PER CENT by giving him call. Al, goods
warranted 20 be muGe amt trimmed 10 the hest
stvloand al guaranteed NAi1.- -.7fi Eli
CASH All rcrsono knowing themselves IN
dobfcl must settle by August l0;h. otherwise
their accounts wi. be placed in the hands OF
au attorney fol collection. ..........,.,,-
ISAAC LOWENSTElN.
Frederick City. Md July , ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
NlTICE.

THE outstanding g per cent JEFFERSON
J COUNTY BONDS. numbered from % ~,
oil the denomination OF 5000. MUS, BE- pre-
.ented ~ the Treasurer Office OF Jefferson
County. " Va M Charic.tOwn, on or before
March 18th Isl Interest viii cca,e on said
bonds AZ ,hat Gate
EUGENE BAKER Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
Farm FRS sakP .I0tire.
Eaaare1b's Garden $eed.
.y'0T5CE.

rEIE public are notified that after this date
/ Feb 9Th -. Twill no; BE- responsible for
ANYTHING bou- ht hy any one outs.dco: myseE
JOHN " GARDNER.
- 1..h l-.l-5 l-u-a-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
.7yE.ET sRg.gRRET, sc.

rgvHE under,igr Cd have entered into co-pari-
1 ncrship and are conducting business on
Main street. o1pnsitc VI T. Parsonage u Is
oar purpose 70 have constantly on hand
CHOICE FRESH MEATS
in season. carefully slaughtered arr crossed f;
as. H,.,n. Fowls. Fish. Fruits Flour Meal.
Corn. Bran. DIAL, & Il- hJu,ehccpcr can
call upon as confdeul, expecting To- find the
best supplies for thc table proeH-4ble in this
mlrl,c.. anl at reasonable charges.
Respectfully,
MERCHANT & LUCAS.
r.h-,icrY 1 lsS9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

Yo8}1 RUS daily. All other trains daily ex-
y ". MANTZ
Supervisor of Trains. Winchester, Va.
W. VI. CLEMENTS.
Mister of Transportation, Camden Cation.
November D. ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No. 633 daily. al other trains daily except
Sunday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

a few solid silver American Key-Wind-
ers at co5t-lrom $l0-up. Warranted \
SO. time, keepers, at W. A. Kohlhousen's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

63S go SO 636 GlS
A. ". 4. u. 4. u. =. N. Pm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-18

BENJ. T. LEI5sNEIN0, P. ".
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
4 ss,sf;r.ng Carson.

Our visitors on Sunday last, from the
rock bound region Of the ComstOck APP
peared to regard the beautiful Capitol
and Mint grounds a perfect feast for the
eyes. Clusters of men, women and
children would stand about those green
lawns, which perhaps reminded them o.
days when they could gaze upon such
spots at any hour of the day, leave a
sigh, and wish that orr natural adVan-
tages could be transferred nearer to
their present home. The Germans are
proverbially great admirers Of all that
Is beautiful and grand in Nature and
after having passed Through an unusu-
ally long and severe Winter in section
where scarcely any vegetation can re
cultivated at any season of the year,
their admiration of oar many green and
flower covered spots was So much
greater. Groups Of these people We're
wandering ahou: the city the whole day
and when they CHANGED to Soa a SIN. II
garden upon the cultivation Of which a
bit more labor h@G been eNpnnde! than
upon the preceding one, their eXcl,ma-
tons of delight were genuine and en-,
tllusiH>tic. Carson is, without question,
the hand>nmest place in the state. It
is not only admired by the Cnn-torl;ers
who SO rarely see n pretty little @Ar'ltn;
but CaIifoinians and Eastern people
who visit Us, especially at this season OF
the year, remark that we have beau-
tiGui homelike town, in which any one
who isproSperir g in the slightest degree,
should and ought to abide ontentedly.
We are not in accord with the belief of
many that Carson has seen its best days
far from it. The great mineral country
south of us that is now on the eve of
being developed, is boInd to lend us
renewed life and vigor, and We shall
yet enjoy that measure Of prosperity
that We honestly wish for our neighbors
on the COmStOck
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
Prisoners En- Route.

Sheriff James Showers Of Mono
county, passed through here last even
ing with two prisoners for San Quentin
one Chinalaan, sentenced for three
years for burglary, and Thomas Mere
house, an Old man whose hair the frost
of the Winter Of life has libcrally whit
ened, sentenced for two years for an
assault with intent H. kill The ease Of
the latter, as related - an APPEAL re-
porter, is entitled t. sympathy. He is
4 rancher, and his wife, a woman fifty
years Of age, was greatly annoyed con-
stantly by a big, curly fellow, much the
prisoners superior, physically. More
house at length became exasperated at
the fellows conduct and ordered him
off his ranch. at the muzzle OF a pistol.
without, however, discharging it. Had
M0rehouse killed his man, he would in
all probability have been acquitted, as
that is the way justice is melted out in
Bodie. The old man appeared to deep
~ feel his unfortunate position.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
n ackay Coming Home.

John w. Mackay left New York yes
terday for this coast, and a telegram
states that he will at once go to VIII
ginia. This Intelligence probably ac-
counts for the unexpected appreciation
in Comstock values yesterday. We
are informed that it is Mr.. Mackay's
purpose to minutely look into min
ing situation at Virginia and push the
search for another bonanza to a success
full issue, if it lies in the nature of things
to do so. In any event, Mr.. Mackay's
presence on the C"mstock, where he
vet has enormous interests, and his eX-
pressed determination to uncover what
ever may yet he hidden beneath the
surface, will stinullte the people t.
fresh hope and Il renew | of the former
energies. There is NJ doubt that Mr.
Mackay will not miss the shadow of an
opportunity to re-eStablish the pas,
prosperity of the CoinstOck.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
An Unnatural Brother.

On Sunday last Sheriff Williams, OF
Douglas county, arrested in this city
Jacob Srickert, who keeps wood ranch
in the upper Fart Of Jacks Valley, on
the charge Of having lived on terms of
criminal intimacy with his sister, girl
is years of age. The preliminary eX-
animation OF the accused took place at
Genoa yesterday. The sister testified
against her brother, stating that the
intimacy began about ten months ago,
and that she submitted TO him under
the most horrible threats, which she
knew lie would execute had she re
fused. She feared giving publicity to
this abnormal state Of affairs before
knowing that if she did her brother
would kill her The details Of the eX-
amilla ton are of q character too vile for
publication The Sheriff WAS ;,ac Il
upon the track of this case by nei gh-
bors who suspected what has been
proven by disgraced sister evidence.
Spickert is about % years old, and the
parents Of the TWO live # Pl;2ccrviio,
California
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
BOARD OF 7'arGOns d.

The Board OF PArdons held special
meeting yesterday and released Thomas
Laurie from tn State Prison. Laurie
was convicted FIVE years ago of the
crime Of having been participant in a
stage robbery in the Eastern part of the
State !; but independent of having been
found in bad company, his guilt of the
crime WAS never clearly demonstrated.
He does not look like q criminal, and is
very respectfully connected. His brol her,
a Presbyterian clergyman, VINO was
here on Il visit, took him to his home
in the Atlantic States, last night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
school Examinations.

The examinations now being con-
Quoted in the various departments of
our public schools are of 4 very inter
esting character. Monday was devoted
to the class of Miss Martin, in reading,
spelling, geography and physiology.
Yesterday the examination of Miss
Dowdelps class took place. The eX-
aminations are thorough, and we can
assure our readers that the scholars
have so far evinced remarkable de-
gree Of perfection, complimentary to
teachers and gratifying to parents.
To-day Miss Patterns class will undergo
examination. The public ARE invited.
The examinations will. continue until
Saturday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
Virginia WEI Celebrate

Virginia and Gold i!ili have al last
been aroused from their state Of in
activity in the matter of Fourth of
July celebration. On Monday a dele
CATION from Reno, headed by Jerry
Schooling, visited Virginia, for the pur
pose of getting the Comstockers to CO.
operate with the Renoites in their
celebration. This at once set the Nir-
ginians figuring how much coin would
be taken out of town by such an ar
ranSement, and they found that it
would pay them TO iiZz and bang away
at their own door. Had the Remedies
kept quiet and made no outward eff
tort to get the people Of the Csmstock
to cooperate, it is scarcely likely that
they would have awakened from their
indifference and on the .'Fourth" Reno
would have contained a large percent
age of the residents of the Comstock.
On one or more occasions Carson has
been treated in similar way by Nir-
ginia, and Reno had good laugh
,hereat now Reno knows how it is
herself
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
IN BRIEF

This is the longest day Of the year.
Tourists are beginning to flock to the
Lake.
Hon. Thomas Hickey rived in the
city yesterday.
\ feast for the fuol-xilIer--the Nnr-
ginia Chronicle 81 icurian reporter.
Frank Boskcwitz is now selling UNI
laundrietl shirts at one dollar each.
The friends Of J. G. { Jack Sheppar!
are going to give him a farewell party
at the Ormshy House tonight.
Dr.. +. J. White left last night on
. visit TO his family at Oakland, ind
vii! be absent about a week. During
his absence DR.. Fife will attend t. his
practice.
The Carson Guard showed their good
will towards the Reno Guard by pre-
Senting them with fine drum. Cap
tain Parker made the presentation
speech, which was unique production.
The soldier boys appreciate II" Gift
and The kind feeling which prompted
i - E1,Gtii1Hf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
The IIG and Downs.

There are few III Carson Who 10 not
knew Grant Israel, personally "r by
re Autation. During the first Sierra
Nevada !,oonn in 1878, he owned the
principal two-bit saloon in Virginia
City, and it was headquarters for all
Zig mining men and capitalists, wi h
whom Israel stood upon the most init
mate footing. He vas endowed with
a magnetic nature, and won the friend
ship and confidence Of q desirable circle
o.. ncn. iii= business was enormous,
a1:! in addition to that, /. Wa 10 rare
thing for him t. make a cool S., 000 or
So 900 in stocks. Ia the excitement
6 the Sierra nevada rise, when TINT
stock reached nearly 500; per share,
ISlu"i'> friends assert that he could
have made Il clear ?ro6G Of = quarter #
million. Bus that was not enough:
he locked forward 10 another >uri: rise
as tElut uI - and - and :Ondlv nursed
the Illusion of .t:n. a!,e- IL leave the
Constock with ;,.,19o,Us2, The old
story must he :etoii: Che mar'ze:
began to cracki>, a. many tAr>on;te
knows t. MS cost, an;j israel began -
"av"."@r" rntil lis margins were
wholly swept away. About thai tiune,
70 ado one mi~(pr>uu2 "Yon another,
his ;&sin@s5 bos:t2 10 decline owing to
tIte depleted pockets Of former rich
friends who had nibatked in the same
venture and eventually Israel had to
close out and go to San Francisco in
quest of a livelihood for himself and
family. 4 friend yesterday tolA the
Appeal. reporter that Iaracl is It the
Bay earning about five dollars per day.
Those WIZ know him can imagine how
far that sum can go to satisfy the ex-
travagant life he has been accustomed
to for over two decades.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
Es..tx Paxton Engaged.

BlitZ Paxton, son of John A. Paxton,
the banker, a young gentleman who
was very popular in Carson society Il
year or two since, is engaged, SO says
the .SHoch Report, to Miss Bessie Emer-
son, Of New York. The wedding is to
take place in about five weeks at Ma
,lrone Knoll, the country residence of
i,litz's father. The honeymoon will
be passed in the East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
A New Name For 1t.

4 lady whose husband was the cham
pinn snorer of the community in which
they resided conf,ied to female
friend the following painful intel!i-
gence: my life has nos been one Of
unaloyesl delight. have had the
measles, the chicken pox, the cholera,
the typhoid fever a"l the inHam,natory
rheumatism, bat l never knew what
real misfortune was until / married a
burglar ;iiArin.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-21
'Si.c -GIsEa NDiris':i Heman Who Waited
Weac SO"S~

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s.Malinda Jane got to cuttin ur her
di,lOs around the harem yesterday
said Jones boy, .sand dad up AMI told
her if she didn't let up and behave her
self he'd pack her of 10 the farm with
the other six re2elliOus critters"
.What's the matter Mt your ranch
now" queried Browns boy from over
JOrdOn.
"You see, Malinda is four on the
harem string and dad married her for
her beauty and shape there wasn't a
darn bit Of celestial glory about it.
She's 3 proud spirited kind of thing
and wanted to wear socks. Darn a
woman that wears socks said dad,
'and if We ask me again, out on the
ranch You'll so tomorrow mornin"
Malinda Jane fred up like a gobbler,
then she spit in dads face, called him
John Taylor's last years fool, and
yanked a handful of hair out'n his
hoary head. Whoopee, but wasn't it
fun 4; dad bore testimony to the truth
of this gospel by giving Malinda a
kick in the stomach, bending her up
like 4 grasshopper Malinda then got
a side wiper on the old man and sent
him to grass like true Christian
martyr, then played the beautiful
church hymn on him, Joe and Brig are
Little Angels Now with broomstick
accompaniment
.'Does your family dwell together in
unity this way much? Is there great
oneness every day in the family?"
asked the Brown boy.
"Gobs OF it. But Malinda goes to the
ranch tomorrow, and when her afac-
tionate husband puts her in that carrot
acid to hold her own against the other
cattle, she'll wish she hadn't asked dad
for socks Socks don't build up the
Kingdom Of Cod. Socks don't grow on
the tithins yard lushes. Socks don't
stand iii" racket of our everlasting
go@rel."
And Jones' boy and Browns boy
rubbed their noses together, lit their
cigarettes and parted. - sat Like
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