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In ono Of the games between IN

In one Of the games between the
famous Yale Baseball Club and a coun-
try club i'm 1865. the score stood IA To
Al. The country nine. famous for
prowess in hitting. had its bats made Of
huge square pickcts whitfield" down At
one end. Another team bore vast
round beams Of basewood rs large rs n
mans thigh. bored out and charged
with cork To make them light. Against
the slow pitching Of that primitive Pc
riod these colossal pudding sticks
proved singularly effectively. !.
Herald.
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Truth Il Mfehsv.

When DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo. ". ". ~
nornced that his "Fsyorite Prescription"
wcuid positively cure many diseases
and weaknesses peculiar 90 women. sotns
doubted. and continued 10 employ the harsh
and caus.ic local treatment. b; the mighty
truth gradually became acknowledged.
Thousands OF ladies' employed tn. &" Favor
ite Prescription" and were speedily cured.
BY druggists.
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Somebody's chiid - dying-dying With
the flush II hop. on his young face. sni
sotnehody's mother thinking - the time
khen that dear face viii bs hidden where
no ray % hep. can brighten it-becsu.-
there was no cure fer consumption. R~sd'
er, IL the child lie Your neighbor's. take this
comforting word TO the mothers heart bc-
fsre IL il too late. Tell her that consumf-
ton IL durable; that men are Twin today
whom the physicians pronounced ncuIa
HE, because one lung had tesa almost de.
s'royed by the disease. Or. Pierce'.
"Golirn Medical Discovery" has cured
hundreds; surpass-s cod liver OIL. hypo-
pbosphil.s, aud other mcdicines In curing
this disease. Sold by druggists.
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Or has any relative or friendi II aos, -
thankful that you can say no: IL you Fave,
rejotee tbs instead II its being IN ts-aFsbje
malsdy, a. has brcn nearly universally
held and believed. relief and cure are with
On reach. IL Csnc-s Hospital - Aueora,
H., (oaiy forty miles from ChicASoi. .
handsome, c~omlinodious structure. besust-
fully sjtuoaed. IL an tnstifufssu wkefc B
treatment Of cancerous and scrcfuloss div
over BY DR.. Pond, who, n addition % tsssg
angular graduate % oHe % the leading
medical colleges Of the country. hss given
years Of staAy to Csscsr and Kindred acc
tons. That he has BEEN unusually success
fluff ass<xssd by she hum6rea< ~ reuaSk-
able cures Effected inc the lnsfttsts was
established in 1s.s. His references are The
highest. and the tessimorials furnished
carry ahsolute c~onvssiap. EslkDaxssrnjars,
esShstSr..AAs6 tad 02od4NBeoo Dr..
=. l. Pond. Aursss, KADe Cozpeys wLe-
-
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ItUs .Jusf "a CheAp.

II IL just as cheap and Q great deal cheap
er to keep well than 10 reinai in q state ct
I'll health. You don't see sensible, intells.
gent women stand back and hing their
~prejudices when q remedy for relieving To-
male diseases is brought to their notice.
No. sir! They try Il hrst and pass their
opinions afterwards. Every bottle Of DIR.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Ssrsaparilla
sold to q woman will prove is merit - .
~reliever Of those painful disorders Incl
dental TO female life. Try t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-13

William X. Baker, of Lewis. Vigo County,
Ind, writes as follows: NY son was takrn
with scrofuls in tie hip when only s~o
years old. We tried several physicians
but the boy got no relief from their treat
menf. NOTHING YOU scosIIi's SaRsA-
PARiLLA AND SrILLIS8iA. or BLoop \
LIVER SyRUr. euded 80 highly.
bought sorue of 10 OF yea in the yea fsss.
and continued taking b, all the sores hnsl-
" healed UP. He is now tw~usy-one wears
OF age, and heing satisfied thas your nsedi.
cine did him 60 much good when he used u,
we van 20 try 10 again in another case.
and now write to you to set SONS more Of it
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lLAdy Wilde writes that women il
Boston are intense and transcendental;
In Philadelphia they cultivate ntera-
ture. poetry and art, in WasAingt6A
every young hdy looks forward 10 BE-
ing elected 20 tie En99sA psesAgss but
that New York i IL paradise q
vomen. where nen tai 10 cover their
wives m dfanoadA5E !, 6roD1fA,
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A Mexican lady Of rank visiting
the city Of 81. Louis has hair two and a
half yards long. She wears it in two
braids. and has a page 10 carry the
ends as he would o train.-A. Louis
Post.
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The insurance statisticians now say
that men live two years longer than
they did thirty years ago. and womer
three years and four months longer.
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a NEWARK drummer. wis Travelled for q
jewelry firm, has heat his employers To- the
tun. ~ several hundred dollars. u. was .
mar drummer.-X. 4. Graphie.
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THE woman who toge all the lower part
Of her dress on on q nail. and ~: 40 mad
her nose bl-si. didn't know whether she had
q hem or rsg-, or both.-BpsfOH Transcript.
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hiss

have q peacock. john said
eth. rs she met her man-ser-
e lawn. He would look so
the balustrade,. with his
bread or trailing them over
sward. / really must have
k m awful nj nee. marm.'
John. ..Tl@ never stick
Istradc, Tle4 be as hard
e as children, an thatss a
keeps mp an awful squalling,
in Jane, the Gsid, when the
ched her ears. They'll be
Miss Noyes' guinea-hens
)unn's parrot. or them CHI
1nna Miller 81 never dids6ee
nted plaques AS tisey be- ~
Rlevanfly. Il der their
n't rise in -her 81
an-what does know d
E6abieS with his se9p1ons end
meeting. and his parpchi4l
IS poore He 81 of 70 this wedk
funeral, or he-s readingthe
be sick and blind. It's .
res no women folks but
10 look after EN-. Isee him
day a-tidying of them up.
NO on their clean collars
out and upside down.
vas thinking of free-will and
30 rs nOt.''
him 10y Of them. said Miss
II prefer the peacock" :
{ night after the peacock's
wever, Miss Prudence never
Eyes, or the bird his mouth, so
II when he. pranced seross
lie morning light, Miss
kt she woan rather lose
Ia tie sight Of % mnnh
nm SAYS sheM have to lay h
chlorafxnd6omide, IL you Re
eep the peacock" Jane re
R Niyes1erpelf dropped
sEAWH could h killed and
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R.-.rr.bts Car. of s~rcsuy>-

In one respect q boo;black resembles the
sun. He can't shine when 10 rains.-Chf.
oa1o Ti.ses.
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Az indiscreet man confded = secret &c
another. and begged him MT On r.pess H.
'.b's all right" was the reply; l1lbs -
close as you were"
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'THERE's q mighty rich man lives
there. said the Assessor, pointing to an
u~nprrtcntious house in = small lot. ''ons Of
the richest men in town, l reckon"
know his name" the Ass~ssor replied.
"What Is he WORTH" asked the stranger.
81 done know that ei,her,' said the Asses
sor "don't know anything about him: he
isn't In my district. But ! know ae's ricA.
Great Scots! yoa ought to hesr him swear
ct the Board OF Equalization. T" "AnA that's
the way" qucried TIE stranger; 81
know he's rich," said the Assessor: 'l've
been Assessor nearly ten years, and know
low 10 nick out the richmea. Thy always
Qumbls about thu taxes, howl ct the a.
eessmenf, and plead poverty befosS the
Board Of EqualIsation-" = bsrftagf0s
Hsrk-EyA
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- 49, hts afr.
Ss,r nSnnsaffs nr,sou<r.
EE
- thc sSip 81 sisse:S
4 an RI shrewdness ahuwud@s Is
n pe4aI Cf.de @
eo~rfSdSere each accused
- efT{r4 ir,sfices g0a.'
fs,a1S n - dLi nof-
"
sSfoee - ,~soresiS closs.d.
5sSns5c6z scifIg,5tIed ouise
choke stUixt ieft - 49,
- severe md er11. -
n lovely maid' .
Tor vtsdjock All arraycd.
trryvA1awf,l wife!
f16e gasped and tarried:
zen wc'er kilIed-,r married..
ma execufion
a0y hvs1re In IL.
\ oSbace ~ knlfa ynfuufs.
IT,
a scheme OF vypnaf laws
pm doubt, delay, cxcitemcnf@
tieer's ssparat;. els US
Inaarase elsu.c an The tud;csmcc,
well this King was shrcwda
fongs ample plan pufsvedf
muse1Es% stndtcard-
ed@the maidens mated!
bwn dauehter's inclination
q youth OF lowiy station.
= was. like Barkis " wilfin'."
10 been . hardened yiliain.
pursued him, caught him.
colosseum broalwht hiuls
came the mooarch proud.
N ali her wew0s,ws laden
a hand. 10 left-or riwht-
Eifh his spnefifcs
d the arcua's sS.utrr. -
he rOyni hoy. and how.
feels the prfucessn now,
read problem of the ratcs
her rivals hateful face,
nc tigers lurkiuQ-place.
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Drummer.
A CALIFORNIA ostrich farmer was kiekeA
at by one Of the birds, hat missed, and The
blow broket the neck 81 aScsR. The Amer.
lean mule viii have 70 lock ogt 1orhis lau-
sels. They are in dangor II bring Wrusoed
from him by featherUd forsisAso-I0nSs
eows Hernid
A BOSTON paper gives the following vi.s
~Nsser marry Q Eui 1Alsss yo9 hsvs
known her three dsys anda picnic-"
You juztsake . hottie Of my medicine.s
said & Quack does0F % consumpeiv0,
and yoa,A never ecaKhspiAc lis 4 %
hAelAs tAass' sasped the consanPsivs.
a nxIAScDoGY poet sslx: "whesp sr
- sQFtngs Of boag sge? Wi1hsue 81
teDoeingO % Utnter dseaf2A, - sueunn
1guAico tie Ia that tAsy Gv suUnp3
sro.nd. ssyhow.-N T. Connecfsf ~.
.<A1uxIDsE1 negro cpnldnt nad a~
-ShaaRIcr hiscalf, 9at - vsat e - ctr.
cDA0s4~ Ne aeothe calf aDd ~
- osOeasnnr.-E o. Hesysaa
J9S4NE Hess vs. nautAAs<
a: s3S
60 .. lskiaa~ assvsoAna-CH,
-Nk4LwR@ns
&E&@;
s~ 49, vs
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LsAec re Of sssses coaf4s, vsskl lungs,
sPoRttn& q bsocA, asA IL es4y seages Of
Cossgapdoa, d.. Rferces sGolden Ne4k
eAl DfscoveSys has assDntshsd d R&kO
lscu1syS W6hiseuO eDsssyWseesaoA
NSos6 0y1ruggiseA
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fatDpAtrt ca FAra-aa'tsfa. - q y HesxAss
s;ins. Druggist. wssEiaxtssa. D. q.
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I cAx sasefy recomurnd Esy's Cresm
Balm ~ u eue Of cAsssrh, cold In 10
bod, etc. Before I nave used The 1rys
bottle I pNrchased I lad ny~3s cured A.
t1Dss ! ceaiA- scsrceay sDen sayshtag ard
had . headache most Of the TIM. Henry
Lily, Agpns for he Anerscan ExpsU6s
Co, Grand Haven. Mt1h. see sAvt
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AJEasEr mosquito. like charity. begins
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MRS. AUS tfrcsss n~tw fsn.
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HA4d Who ore you.s' she asked. when
1QanNU4 ypungster had performed tie
- A~encvoIcnt scrvicc some hsif-doz-
g. On I'm rsr.on Miller. boz
Hi sUn?r
~, yes uni ckm So.
sE1u have 20 shsf him up said
- t.fae. His travelling expenses
IN suia me-.
I8ffhig time IN. ppar bird had lost
Dos4 q his fine ~tail-feafher in the pro-
- & teingfn dewn by the Miller
ut0tlgefs4 Ana t51cir contemporaries. and
presented a~raggcd appearance which
weuet0 1s owners heart. So he WIS
RQpPin atempofary pen I'LL he should
e8aSnketter ways; bnt Niss Prudencs.
&2fng 70 lopk a{ter him one afternoon.
l9uzza II tWu Millcrs inside the pen.
3st~ sboQk1D diR1sy hs plum
heir lie sister stood out-
09ond cAppeak u4handA and crowd
q osher children stood peeping between
The s1ats.
,shatszs yen doisB chi,dreps' she
t.Oh, we've bsea rs.dine shoot pea
Ecsc6. and they seed exercise,' wuch-
sstcd the eldest Miller.
1T seems % sDe fhst you need q
Suck said Miss Rfue.
Father don'tsppressof whipping.''
cnirssped the youngest; do you. faith.
And Miss prus lifted her eye. and
met those Of Rev. Austin Miller, wh'ch
wore = startled, perplexed expression.
while the color pafpitated across bis
MY children have annoyed you," he
said, with the hesitating tone which
f01Kn3MQbe gain>aid. szzzz eE
t1sIhay have only Arnoyed the~pea-
eoeksaepvercd Miss PraSv dfHs6jng
her gaze. AID flushing rosy red n he'
aTcsmeiSs eascb5os .rsc rooe-.r
he went on. Bridget was sure they
were in some miscRtdI ID nofei.
pect to find ,on."
No. Of course not" said Miss Prue,
IN = voice studiously niatser-pf- fact
- a e read -somewhcre." Rev. Mr..
Miller pursued. .that the only r~al
happiness which ever arrives TO Us.
springs up quite Unexpectedly in our
path-iti Is not the resultof search. |
ldr0pped the thread of nv sermon,
against my win, at n critical point tn
pict up these little folks. l have my
reward.
You are very easily satisfied" re-
turned Miss Prne. in the same remote
voice. She was hardening her hcart
against the persuasive tones which had
once heen like Che music of the spheres
toJser.
mo, ] am not easily satisfied. |
have never been satisfied with myself
with some hasty actions of my own, I
shoHid say Miss Prudence, you have
never forgiven me?" he spoke half
questioningly, as II he would fain be
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GsAns uf wheat are straw-b~uies.-71
Drummer.
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&DY. Or rRE Tf6fRT'

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ee Ledy, % ia R,s
80 outhor lett Ms SaH
Nm Of two doofA hcAtn1 One
AANg4 rredy % dUyour N,
Pss.r aailcs N4g@
knooEspf the kin9 loves tke yoGGxs
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M otockscn leaves htmL ~
2 t sss.t s deal q ss,s csssSs'vs -
4vrof then N - bEMa3Qe
sa -
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A BosfoS paper gives the following viss
p3ece of advice % its hachs1oe reoAsrs:
~Nsser marry . Eii 1Alsos 700 havs
known her three dsys anda picnic"
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s6A1HxxssE1 negro eoalAnt Aad -.
.ShaeRl Tor hts cali, hat ~ went q - ctF.
SA0sS~. He eest1s CALI and -
- - oOO0ounH.@ O. He6vuaa
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You JUST take . bottle Of my medtcipe.n
aid & quack Doctor % q coasumpeivN,
and yoa,A newer ecuEhsniAr lis q %
tsAalas thst!' gasped the cunsumpsivs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-13

As>0 s~x - xs@ss .es~6 - ss<AnSA
estscnsTv ezsaE~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
Horse Race Litigation.


Yesterday the case Of Bath W.
Spooner for 500 WAS begun in
Justice Cary's Court. The litiga-
ton grew out Of = horse race
which took place at Trsadway's
Park on the 4th OF last August.
Spooner holds that the word go"
Vas net given and it was therefore
no race. A number of judges.
starters, jockeys and dagmen were
81 the stand and the result was that
the Court looked much perplsxsd
Mr.. Miller, who was acting ~
starter, testified that he did net
start the horses at all, but admitted
that he waved his bandana hand
kerchief to let tho crowd know that
they were coming. He saw several
mea hit tho horses lioks on the
TANKS and yell "go," and thinking
they were the owners he thought
it vas all right. Everybody on the
track yelled Ego" but him. aud he
was the only man who had any
right to. The case was finally post
pousd until q week from next Mon
day to give q sick man up the can
Won 9 chance to take the stand,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

per pound and in addition eleven
| per cont I'D valersm. vAlss Ok.
ceeding thirty-two cents per pound.
twelve cents per pound and in I'd.
dition ten per cent. I'd valersn.
Woods Of the second class, value
thirty two cents per pound or less,
ten cents per pound and in addition
thereto eleven per cent advalersn.
Value exceeding thirty two es.ts
per pound and in addition thereto
ten per osnt id valorsm.
Woods Of the third class, value
twelve cents or less per pound.
three cents per pound. Value
exceeding twelve cents per pound,
six cents psr pound.
Under the tariff Of 1885 the duty
10 rs follows:
Woods of the first class, value
thirty cents or less per pound. ten
cents per pound. Value exceed
ing thirty cents per pound. twelve
cents per pound; no ad valorem
duty.
Woods of the second class, value
thirty cents or less per pound, ten
cents per pound. Volue exceeding
thirty cents per pound twelve cents
per pound; no al vslorsm duty.
Woods Of the third class, value
twelve cents or less per pound, two
and one-half cents per ponnd.
Value exceeding twelve cents per
pound. five cents per pound; no I'd
vxlorena duty.
Thus it will be seen the ad va
loren duty on wool has been taken
off and the price Of wool reduced
more than ten per cent.
But not only does the tariff Of
1883 reduce the duty on wool, but
it increases the duty on WOODEN
fabrics, thus making wool cheaper
and woolen fabrics dearer
When the people Of Nevada con-
prehend the truth they will see that
Senator Jones 10 not entitled to
credit for his tariff record; that he
was legislating for New England
ard Pennsylvania and against Neva-
da; bene6ting the manufacturer ut
the expense of both tho producer
and consumer.
Root. II. CLARKE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

When symptoms Of malaria ap-
pear in any form, take Ayers Agus
Cure at once, to prevent the dsvsl-
opment Of the disease, and continue
until health is restored, ~ it sure
" will be by the use of this rome
dy. A cure is warranted in every
instance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
STOCKS.


10rnlaE 0oaPA.
375 Mexican, 2 Is
los Gould e. Curry. 2 60
2iO Rest & Belcher.e 60,
$40 Sierra Nevada,4 20
200 Ophir, 2 60,
$50 Bullion. l
80 Bolie. Csc
$50 Navajo, 2 IS
$50 Savage, 2
700 Con. Virgins. Soc
coo California, 15c
800 Potosi, / Is
$50 Chollar. 8
50 Crown Point, l so
TOO Hale d Norcross, AS
l65 Alpha, 2 80
$40 Yellow Jacket, 8 Is
$50 Ezchequer, Coo
100 Union. 4 80
100 Alta, l So
60 Northern Belle, 81
200 Andes, Zoo
50 Utah, 2 Is
100 Overman. 40c
45O Eureka Con. 6
100 Belcher-1 Is
100 Senator, 15c
30 Bullion. /
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

This 70 the namo of . nsw COM
pound made for beautifying the
skin, probeblyo called 20 because one
thousand women out Of every one
thousand and oae use It. Il can be
found NO whore in the State Of Ne
~vads except 1t City Drug Store,
tho being the sole agent for the sale
of the compound. No woman who
has ever tried it uses anything
else. Il removes freckels, tan and
all blotchos and .discolorations of
tho skin BY putting the pores in a
&sAlthy state. =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

The tenacity with which people
abids by their early faith in Ayers
Sarsaparills can only Be explained
bv the fact that it is the best blood
ever used, and 10 not ap-
in excellence by any new
for public favor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
LRverJ aaA reed stable.

XkV0EV 000 Feed stable.
ID. Gree has now q fine stock
al fast and safe horses and new
carriages and is prepared to fur
Mich teams or single rigs at
cheaper prices than any stable
in the city. Horses bearded by
the Gay, week or me1th and
given the best of feed. A trial
will give satisfaction; both as to
the quality and price Of services
rendered.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
Quarterly ReetfnE.

Rev. J. D. Hammond, Presiding
Elder, will preach at the Metho-
dist Church to-day At IL A. n. and
1880 P. NJ. Love Feast 1T 10 A. NJ.
Sacrament at the close of the morn.
ing service.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

Yesterday Controller Halo IL SC
turned from New York. C.,lorel
DeAhRa from . visit to the Govern.
mont timber pirates 10 Pine Hut
Valley.
All the remaining members ofthe
California team, excepting Lieosen-
ant George Fredericks, left for
home yesterday BY way Of .L.sks
Tahoe.
County Clerk Hatch Was out yes
terdayssor the fret tine since last
Mondays accident. His move
monts between two crukches Dc not
exactly iliustrats the poetry Of .ao-
tion.
On Friday afternooe while 8u.
perintsn1snt Crawford was shoot
ing, a4 tie range, some petty lar
csny thief abstrscted the sleeve
buttons from Mr.. Crawferd's cuts
which he had taken off and laid
aside. How disappointed The .fas-
low will feed when he finds the Aszs-
tons 70 be A7ythi but geld.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
The Niagara.

The Niagara il now > regular
mail aid passenger steamer of Lake
Tahoe. II leaves Glenbrook 1t Z
o'clock in the morning Sundays
e1ceptsd) and makes the entire
tour Of the lake, reaching Glen
brook at / 30 r. n, and connecting
With stages tc Carson. It then
leaves for Tahoe City connecting
NTH Hoody's stage for Truckee.
j. T. ToDAAN, Commander.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
1enton'0 Stage lime.

For quick trips to the Lake our
new canopied, open-sided stage, is
unrivaled. It will carry twelve
passengers, and is taken at light
ming speed over the grade with six
spirited horses. Seats can be
secured at the stable or Ormsby
House. Connections with all the
beats. 9. S. mail carried Summer
and Winter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

Mrs. Dainsy's RecitatfoAs.
The box sheet 10 now open for
Mrs Laura E. Dainty'c recitations
to- morrow and Tuesday nights. Ad-
mission 80 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
Trap and Trigger.

The following scores we're made
yesterday afternoon st the clay
pigeon shooting, 16 birds. 81 yards
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

Bargains in children's white
dresses at NJ. COINS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

Bargains in psrsso!s ct NJ.
OOhn's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

Bargains in seersuckers and chev.
lot ct n. Coins.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
DrayinE.

All kinds Of light and heavy dray-
ing done on easy terms and at
shortest notice. JOE CARPENTER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23
lee.

Ice delivered to any part Of the
city. Leave orders at Denton's
Livery Stable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-23

Bersril and Snowflake hats, new
sty!e, at Platt's.