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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-03
1l0oting OF tho Executive Com
mittoe OF wadena County Agri-
I>aa1tsapn1 Qf%oAnkD

1e00eanU OF tho Executive Com
nnittoe Of Wadena County Asri-
cultural 9ooiety:
WADKKA, MIMI. July 70. 1882.
rrssent-C. H. Psake. A. II. Wis.
we'll. A. ". wheeler, G. A. whitney,
and II. J. Taylor. -
Meeting called to order by c. II.
Teake, chairman.
a. motion, Committee voted to
hold tho ANAL Fair Of the Society,
sept. 10Th, 10th and 2lst.
On motion. the president. SECRETARY.
and A. ". Wheeler. were appointed
q co1nWitteo on premium list.
On notion e.. A. Whitney WAS
added To- the above committee. j.
On molten, G. a. whitney was ap.
spointed "a comnittee to secure the
services Of spesksr for the fair.
On motion, the secretary vas en-.
powoted to. secure clerical assistsbcs
st ttoe OF fair, and pay for same cut
0f f0uds 1T society.
o. n,otion, 4. w.. Wheeler was up
rotatsd several superintendent 81
fair eso,,nAa. -.
Oh nntt1e. ~ committee on pro.
misa lit E:s empowered to have
On motion, eonm,tteo adjourned,
subject to call OF secretary. -
H. J. TAYI>oR,
Sec, kx. Com.
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For 9alo.

" 10 Of Sc Ia, sec. II, and : l.2 Of
nv IA, sec. q, town l34, r. 30. near
Wadona. For price and terms i'd.
dress HENRY r. HI0GlNs,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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LAND OFFICE at St. Cloud, MIMI. Iniy I. 1859:
Notice il herSby given that IT, foltewing- named
settler has died notice Of HID Intention to MAXI
anai proof In support Of hts clsi: End that SAD
lex cf the District Court. At WAdena. MIMI. on
.:ocnty, MINI. for the nx swx and nx seA Sc.
invinr witnesses to prove his continuoua resi-
'ence upon, and cultivation Of said land, VIZ:
Charles 4. Alton. David Cutshaw. J. A. Hobart.
Sir~ D. H. FREEMAN.
~Sst REGISTER.
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Attention 1Nrm0ro,

The most successful harvesting ma
chine in America, isthe Minneapolis
Twino Binder, sold and warranted By
H. ". Fuller. Mr.. z. S. Barrett
will receive your orders.
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NnA~.

WaAena County orders, for which the
hisheat pries will b paid. Inquire It Bank
Of Wadena. :: S35m
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Wanted.

|. Eighty acres Of breaking done on
England Prairie, for which will pay
$3.50 per acre. Enquire Of
for at this ofsicel. W. H. TILL.
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LAND OFFICE at St Cloud. MINI. July 5, iss2;
settler has ied motto. Of bis intention 70 H.fs
eeierf Of the pfstsict Court. IT Wadena, MiSn on
August Is, 1882, viz: Carl Fisher, Of >, W*dsn H
county MINI, Tor the ne NV sect: n.D. tow W
nesses To- prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF, said land, viz: A'eha:l Sta.
ples. Frederick Ksuhne, Georee Htp1e', yosePn
.c"nfs MINI. b. H. FRESHMAN,
SO" S'kt Rsgistsr.
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For sale.

100 acres Of improved land with
Z good house and stable thereon, three
miles from the village Of Wadena.
Apply at this Office. or to
s. NJ. CANTERBURY.
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AvD OFFICE 1t Fergus Falls, MINI. July Is,

Notice Is hereby given that the following. named
6nal proof in support u bis claim. and that sid
proof vii b. made befos. The Register sn9 Re.
ceiver Of thsU.. 8. Land Once e Isren. tail.'
honaeStsad application No. 62s7, for The ah swk
and ~ nwt section q. tewnship laS. n. Range
y: W. 9Th 'Asr:, MINI. He names the following
witnesses to yrovs his continuous Testdsnce upon,
md cuitivatten OF, said land, viz: J. 8. Austtn.
o. A. Austis, Fuel T. Foster. 8. L. reloe1: all OF
Il Register.
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SUMMONS.
Front Street,

SUMMONS.
STATE OF nlNNEsOTA, N
County q wa1saa.. 81:
District Court, 18th Jldietai Diesrics. = ::
is.sc \. canS. co.P.rtner'
~ story Csnp, plsintit }Sumnens'
cha1uey Pestsr, dsss.dsas.
The ststs sfAisaesoss to The above ss'so e'''oe
s h:s:ey =: :,t e a. p;
Hren lied in the once Of tn Clsrk Of shs Dsstrict
c.a,s within :.a for Aforesaid comfy or .nc 70
on H. Subscriber At bis office n WadeA.. safns
county, Minnesota, within twen.y days ;nsL ~
service Of this summons upon you, exclu1iSe Or
The dsy Of such service, and YOU fall 70 answer
the said complaint within the .ls .fore.aia' ,ths
m ontled 70 recover asceEtainaa By the conrS.sr
under it, direction and take jsdg3eet Tor Ne
smount 50 sscertatned, togther with the costs
ana "''''''''''"<' - ''''' l. e. LUCE, -:
Plaintiffs Attorney,
n>>.a 1,lv Eth 1852 WAdens. Man.
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70 whoun It lGay Oouoeen.

TO "6om u 8oy OQnoego.
Whereas, my wife, Maria Jor:
dan, has lott my bed and board with.
out any just cause or ,provecatton, I
hereby warn oil persons net 10 harbor
ct trust her on my account, 10 I Will
nay no debts of her contracting.
r. II. JORDAN.
WADENA, Aug. l. 1882. -:
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LAHD OFFICE u fe54uS 111Is, AHs'' IVY ~
1882.
s.ttier has tsled net3cs Of bis fntsntion ia make
ansi 1rcof IN support At his eiai., .ad that aaid
pToof will Be naas bsf.rs tbs Reeistsr and ~
.stvsr Of the U. 3. Land Once at FsrErs Falls.
Vortcn. Tor ~ u~k. section 8. town 1876. ranEs
q. H, names the following wtnese 60 TO prove his
continuous reaide,cs upon. and cultivation o. $40
~. Nsissa Han. ali at Dl1nsos, } In.
And you, Patrick W. NonahHe. whe mad home:
stead sn1ry No 1879, April H. 1se2 for The tract
th1e ollce .. d. ity above mentioned. snd ahow
causs wherein ~ esid proof q Edwin !: Norton
II Ia ReEistsr.
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For Sale,

The Nv IA (l60 acres) Of section Q,
town l35. range IS, located about SIX
miles north Of Wadcna. For terms,
address q. W. FRANCHERE.
Lake Crystal, MINI.
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Wanted.

A yoke Of i've OF six-yeaz old cattle. 4use b
we'll matched and broken. Call on or send postal
cardO w. n. CHAPMAN. Farmer Once.
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For Sale.

At Pleasant View Farm, Leaf River
Township, several excellent brood
mares. good for farm use; also one
good pair Of mules. n. THOMPSON.
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;some Of tho choics-t1ots in Cas-. 1
i;ardnsr's addition, arc still "nseld
They are. the best resident lots. in
town. Enquire Of T. s. Case or
Peake / Murray.
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TO tho Public.

On and after August 18th, 1882,
the Postofiis 20 will be in the John
Miller building, on Third street.
01LKs PeAkE.
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ARE TOU MADE miserable BY lndieestisn. Goa.
stination. Nssiness Lose Of Appetite, Yellow
sksn7 Shiloh's vitslisss 10 Hesetivs cass. fes
sale BIZ L. T. StiH0hOuI.
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10000

To loan on improved farm proper.
ty. Cash paid over ~ soon rs papers
are executed, BANK OF WADENA.
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LAND OFFICE At St. Cloud: Nina; Jalx s.: u!

LAND OFFICE At st. Cloud: ssinn:; July g., lSs2
Notice 10 hereby gwen that the fonowing .ns ned
settler has filed notice Of big Intention to maj
viii be made bs3ors r. r. Ostrander deputy c'erkei
tie District Court It. W.dep.,. Wadena: comfy,
Mian, or August ~: 1852: .1i1: francis ~ -:
ton = township ia, range s. lle ma mes tho foi.
loW,n4 witnesses to prove his conttnuoue resi.
denee upon aud cultivation Of, said laad, w:
Joseph kskew. Alvin Lincoln, G: II. Psnks, 1'!es
s"~'' 90 " " D. H. FREEMAN, .
s.st Register:<
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Dated July 6th. 1852.
LAND OFFICE At Fergus Falls, Nina, III,

LAND OFFICE At Fergus Falls, Ains., (s1y
18th, 1852.
Anal nroof in support q his claim, and that said
1roof viii b made before the Register and Re-.
eeiver q the y. s. Ian! once n: fer89s E:ii:'
sept. llth. 1882, viz: william II. Edd1hEnelo,
ia. r1nse %. ~ naIass the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and es!t'-
Ric~ins. Willi.m Anderson, J. n. Anderson, all Of
IN RegiAteg.
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We'havs for sale . farm o. l0o
acres. within three miles Of Wadena,
highly impE9se.l Enquire Of Peake
l. Murray,
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For Gale.

100 acres No. ! land. $:ms'>s south
Of Deer creek; md ! from H<ani"s;
At IS per acre, cash;:> 5 sert.; ssasr
cultivation, and fenced, and in heart
Of town Of 1nmaa- Il SaTgain.. Ap:
ply to j.. b, Inman, F.sgo, y. I. =.
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WHY WILL roU eessh NJ. shileh's Cur will
eive inneliate rei,s( Prtes 10 ets. 50 ets. snd
81. Fer sale BY L. r. Siiiekoas.
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THE REV GEO. H. rHAYER. ~ Bsu1boa, md,
says: "Doth myself and wife owe oas lives t.
SHlIOHS'S C0NSUAPTlvE CURE" Fos saleoy
| l.. E. SeinehoV1.
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,H1r.cH's cArARxn RrkEpY-a pesItive eur
!or catarrh. DipthsE!a and Caaker Mouth. ro'
Gala M I. Z &finehonP
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.,Opm Again.

Mr.. z. S. Barrett is 1T Fuller's Of.
fee, ready to sell all kinds Of farm
machinery.
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LAND OFFICE 1t Fergus Fails, Nins., Js1y n,

"HACKMErACK" . lasting and ttsefaht pess
! lnms. Price Is and 50 cents. Fer sale - L. 4.
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Some Oriticdsun1.


wAD.xA. Ninn.. July 81, 1851.
70 tAe Editor Of the Northern Pacific Farmer:
Permit me, through your colusans to say .
1ord In relation TO the {so-called) conventions
that were held here and At Duluth few days ago.
In regard to our supposed county convention. the
verndale Journal says
Every citizen Of Wadena knows that the con.
vent:o7 held On the 22d inst was regularly called
and that it IL the only legitimate convention f01
the selection Of delegates to . Republican Lesis.
lative convention which csa be called In tn
county"
This va tn. convention eallsd - choose dele.
gates 70 attend the tsocelle Legislative District
convention 1t Duluth on July 18th. OF that con-
vsntion The Duluth Tribune ssys:
THE Pioneer Press and Minneapolis Tribune
were both duped and taken in by somebody
from this place, who telesraphed down ON Tues
DAY evening that the Hon. w. ". Billson was
nominated for senator at the Republican conven'
ton held in this city on that day. OF course,
our citizens very we'll understand that the above
IL q pure canard; that the Legislative convention
FIR thi, district has not been held even called
and hence Mr. Billson could not have been nolni.
mated At such convention. The comedy company,
under the auspices Of Kindred. Kendall and Marx
Paine which enacted . farce at the
court room On Tuesday had no more claim to call
Itself the Republican legislative convention Of
the Forty sixth Dists3ct' than has the Buchanan
Comedy Company. which IL now playing an en-.
esxement at the Dramatic Temple"
Now, Mr. Editor, "who shall decide when
Xadees .di.asree!' OF course our friend Of the
Journal il not to blame. Youth will partially e.
cuse him, and then he would be poor Snowman
indeed, did he not defend his own exhibition.
whether it was under the principal tent OF was
merely . side-show-
The Journal also knows that when It says that
the town Of Wadena recognized the calls for those
two conventions it breaks the commandments ter
ribly. am afraid that that printing. house prayer
meeting will have to be held longer than usual
80 that the editor can stone tor thfa The people
of this county will see the hole In the SKINNER
before long. when they learn that the chairman
Of our county committee ignored the other mem
! ber, Of the committee absolutely In issuing Ill
call. and that, too. when one Of them was onl!
one block from his Office. and that one repre-
! sentinx the l6rgest town In the county. DOM
| forget that in the atonement. G.
| P. 8-ShOws aud el,eeEtatnnents arc 10 Ire
quent here nov that the people skip the snid
! ones but hey have to pay the same hall rent Z
the meritoeious showa that Manager 6paulding
| bringing in; while ct Vefndale they are % unae
customed to seeing anything that the People thes
say that II they cannot 1r1ish them heu ne IRE;
9enesooity viii certainly be rewarded somettm
Land aarnoye here. c.
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ror90lo.

Holden enamel ready mixed paints,
unequaled for purity, economy, an1
durability. in any quantity, and at
bottom prices.
KNCDsEN / EVERTS,
At Lumber Yard, Wadena.
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l.
Drivin4 Park Association.

Il ,WAp1NA, July n. l8e2.
At . cali Of The secretary fOe . meeting Of the
board Of dirscsoss upon this DATE. there "efs
presaas NsasrsL whitney. Psske. Taylos' xas'kY'
Wheeler, Cooper md Cass.
The cOsnmittss appointed b nsgosiass SOf tie
land for Park purpossa reported that they haa
secured The original contract given BY E1au 70
Mckenzie. Also that they had received the pa
psrs, Wis., notes and mortgage, from Pratt to sisn
and return.
They also reported that, BY the terms Of their
e6rssnsns With Mckenzie, and BY the terms OF
ths contract given BY Pratt 70 xcEenzie. this a.
/ sociaslon 10 to give twelve hundred dollars
ri. 2oo) Tor said tract Of land, viz. the swf OF
section {, town ia, range s. three hundred dol
la., t3soW Of which II to be paid down. and that
one. half OF that amount, viz. ono hundred and
Try dollars $3.50 Il to Be paid BY Mckenzie to
this association within sixty days, upon which
payment he ists receive rom this associaeon' BY
IL olRcers contract for one hundred and twenty
acres, more OF lsss, and 10 to pay this assocauon
therefor the sum Of aix hundred dollass Oeo@.
On motion. . committee consisting Of 1essrs.
Xat,ky. Cooper and Wheeler was formed for the
! arranging Of and putting In shape the grounds
and race track, which II to b. half mile long.
On notion Messra. Cooper. Taylor and wheeler
were constituted committee on buildings and
fences
\ On 4 further motion BY N. Kassky, G. 4.
Whitney was added to this committee.
On motion. . committee Of thres. sonsissinS Of
1easrs. Eatzky. Miller and Cooper, VA lSrmsd 70
L@eet with the executive committee ofthe Wadena
Agricultural Society, for the purpose Of asrang.
inr for the holding Of the Wadena County Ags1~
cultural sociesy's Fair upon the grounds Of this
assoetA&lon.
On Assioo, the SECRETARY VA instructed to pro-
cuse sa,ek.book and 1000 shares Of photographed
sspck csrtiacasel.
On notion, Massss. Cass. Taylor and Wheeler
vers constituted committss to draft 1T Of BY.
law. d, the guidance Of this aaoocis*ion and he
o1ceTD thereof.
On nstion. this meeting stands Ad5oasped %
miss as the call ofths eeclstefy.
-. -. E.E Luc1
secretary. y
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: WADRNA, July -, 1882
Ata ueeeinR Of The committee formed - meet
with the executive committee Of the ~sdens
Couaty Agricultural Society, It was a5seed to let
aid society have the uss Of the Driving Park AZ:
ISOLATION grounds for . two day. fir, to como OF
in September. 1850, ne Of change. reserving the
right, however, TO lease oil booths they ~ II,
EXCEPT for the sale Of distilled hquors. which
proposition was accepted BY the executive COM
mittee Of the Agricultural seeissy.:
On motion, the committee adjourned.
II. J. TAvloA
Soe1eeasy q Oo0AaesoA
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At this Office. 4 nine column hand
press. ...
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WADENA, Aug. l. 1882.
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Third 'Sfreet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-25
WANTED A NEW MAN.

The Eureka Sentinel OF No
vember 10th, 1878, copies the
following article approvingly
from the Stock Report which
commented as follows on the
defeat Of Governor Bradley
The defeat of Governor Brad
ley in Nevada ought to be a
lesson to the Democracy Of that
State, and we hope in the future
they will heed it. There was
rever yet a political organiza-
ton so strong, though the DEM
ocratic party has always come
the nearest to possessing the
necessary vitality, that can
stand an overwhelmingly I'm
popular nomination. 1t is a
common expression. that the
Democracy always stands in on
election day, no matter how
much it howls and kicks before
that time, but in this case the
rule didn't seem to work. The
Democracy didn't stand in worth
a cent on Tuesday that is, that
intelligent portion of it that
don't believe in Bradley for a
third term. 1t was felt that
two terms for a man such as he
was enough. Honest he is, it is
true, but, the Democracy want
ed new man.
This same objection has been
raised against Mr.. Jewett
Adams. The Democracy " want
ed new man" when Bradley
was nominated for the third
term and they feel the same
way now. Adams manipulators
forced him on to the party and
the same lesson taught four
years ago will be repeated this
Fall.
Governor Bradley had filed a
high place with great credit and
there was nothing whatever
against him, except that he had
been eight years in Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-25

In the local columns the Reg
ular Republican ticket is re-
viewed. Taking it all in all
there never was a ticket nomi-
mated in Ormsby county whose
average strength was better
than the one which is to be
elected on the 7th Of next
month. OF the reflections in
the ranks very little need be
said. They simply embrace the
usual number of dissatisfied per-
sons, who after each convention
go off bowling into the arms of
any party which will give them
shelter. In the present instance
the hand of welcome extended
them is cold one and the reg
ular Democrats refuse to ac-
knowledge any utilization.
Taking all that the seceders
claim and putting them in the
usual Democratic vote and they
still fall short. In this connec-
ton the Democrats who openly
announce that they will not
vote the Fusion ticket are not
counted, as their numbers are
uncertain. At least twenty-five
can be named who openly avOw
their determination to vote the
straight Republican ticket, re-
marking: We are used to
voting straight tickets. There
is no Democratic ticket in the
field, and we want no half
breeds. The Republican comes
nearer our ideas Of a straight
ticket than anything" Aside
from these there are many who
while saying nothing, cannot
conceal their disgust when the
Fusion ticket is mentioned, and
the reflections in one party will
upset the other. The Republi- |
can party of Ormsby has but to
close up its ranks and accom-
plish decisive victory.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-25

Health journals are now as
sorting that TO mai ntain a sou nd
constitution you should lie only
on the right side. The health
journals may mean well enough;
but what are you going to do if
you are editing a Democratic
paper p Laramie Boomerang.
Why lie on the left side, of
course. Isn't the Democratic
side always left ?--Puck.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
~ that OF the first Tuesday, the sew
enth day Of November next, at the
Curry Engine House, in Carson City, in
the county Of Ormsby and at the old
Postofhce Building, in Empire City.
in the county of Ormsby, an election
will be held for State, County. District
and Township officers, as follows,
to-wit:
Governor.
LieUtenant-GovernO
l Congressman.
l Supreme Judge.
Clerk Supreme Court.
Secretary Of State.
l State Controller.
I State Treasurer
| Attorney General.
Surveyor General.
Superintendent Public instruction.
! state Printer.
Judge End Judicial District Court.
l State Senator.
Assem- blymen.
Sheriff.
County Clerk.
County Assessor.
District Attorney
l County Treasurer.
County Recorder.
! County Superintendent % Schools.
County Commissioner dong term).
! County Com nissioner short term).
Justice Of the Peace, Carson Town
ship
Const table, Carson Township.
School Trustee Qong term Carson
Township.
School Trustee short term Carson
Township.
Justice CT the Peace. Empire Town
ship.
/ Constable, Empire Township.
! School Trustee dong term Empire
Township.
School Trustee short term Empire
Township.
Which election shall be opened not
later than eight O'Clock 4. NJ. and shall
continue until six O'Clock P. NJ Of the
same day.
The ballots to be used al said election
shall be of good quality Of white book
paper, 10 inches long hy AZ inches in
width, The names thereon printed
shall be in bourgeois or BREWER capitals
the designation of office in BREWER or
and the form OF printing
shall he on the LEFT margin OF the ballot,
EDated this 2nd day OF October, 1882.
N. u. HATCH,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the undersigned have pur-
chased the store and stock of merchan.
disc in Chinatown. heretofore owned
by Sing Hop& Co.: also, his three horses
and one spring wagon, harness, etc.
and all the interest OF said Sing Hop &
Co. In all their wood CONTRACTS.
LUNG KEE COMPANY.
Carson, October 20, 1882. oc2l W
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-25

! Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
HARDWARE,
Iron, Steel, Coal, Rope,
Agricultural Implements,
Flows and Extras.
Medallion and Norman
Ranges,
| WIRE Latest lmerovements.)
Stoves, Tinware,
Boss Coffee Pots,
Box and Parlor Stoves,
Doors, Windows and Blinds
Paints, Oils, Brushes,
Glass and Crockery Ware.
TERRA GOTTA
Fancy Glass Ware,
China and Ma.jolica Ware.
Chandeliers and Lamps Of
all descriptions.
Silver Plated Ware.
Oil Paintings, |
Panel Pictures, |
Fancy and Plain Mats and
Rugs, suitable for the
Holidays,
At Prices to Suit the Times !
Gas Pipe and Gas Fixtures
Hose, Pumps,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Bird Cages,
Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,
Cutlery, Etc.
House Furnishing Goods
In Endless Variety.
Granite, Iron Ware.
Manufacturer Of
Fin, Copper and Sheetiron
Ware.
Tinwerk, Plumbing. Gas and
later Pipe Fitting done by competent
al experienced workmen. r
Particular attention given to general
nd special orders. VIII attend i O buv-
lg and filing orders at a small com.
iission,
all and examine goods and
rices before purchasing else