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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14

The Safe Works people picnic to-day
at ZOar. The Grand Army Band went
along to discourse good music. They
will wake the echoes at ZOar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14

REPUBLICAN party policy is only mo-
nOpOly. True, they call it protection"
of course protecting the mOnOpOlies
In their schemes of plumber.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14

REPUBLICAN journals take much COM
fort that Democratic Missouri has high
license system. In desperate straits
small matters comfort.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
Fraudulent Land Entries and SwlndIing
Pension Clerks.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-0Ver 600 re-
ports have been received by the commits
siOner general of the land Office from
thirty special agents engaged in the in
vestigatiOn of fraudulent land entries
up TO July 1. Ia many of these cases,
supplemental reports have been called
for covering points which were not suffi-
GENTLY specific to warrant official ac-
tiOn. About $50 reports have shown
sufficient evidence of fraud to Justify
the land office in summarily canceling
the entries. The records show that with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Lyman N. Humphrey, ex-Lieutenant
Governor of Kansas, is making his an
nual visit to old-time friends in this
sectiOn.-[FultOn Signal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14

Hon. GEORGE HOADLY, Democratic
candidate for Governor, will address the
Democracy at Celina, Ohio, on Friday,
July goth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14

PRESIDENT Arthur has been on to New
York to try and put the Republican
wires in working shape. They were
frightfully out of order last year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14
THE DEAD ARCHBIsHOP,
The Solemn Funeral Services In the Cathe-
draI

CINCINNATI. July 12.-The funeral of
Archbishop Purcell was one of the most
solemn services ever seen in the Cathe-
dral which he built. At o'clock crowds
were at the gates seeking admission by
cards previously distributed. The body
of the Cathedral was thus soon filed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-14
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.

ANNAPOLIS. Maryland, elected DEM
Oeratic Mayor and Council last week.
the first time in many years.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

@ie biel bic Yatti in bernd1Fen
Saifon in ben Ser. Staaten erliugen
mirb? 9ariiber felt bas sc. 3. 8el
letriiiil6e Sournal4 folgenoe Bere1=
nung on: nMoelina Yatti erbdlt bon
Sberit Mapleion i'm nd6aen Winter
5000 Dollars fir ibr ie6esmalises Nuf=
treten. Sir bieIen preis bat bic Diba
in ber Hole Der v2ucia BON 2ammerz
moore" gerabe 81 Minuten auf Der
8iibne gu iein, 10 baB iie fir ieoe Mis
mute etipas iiber so Doliars befommt.
Die 9urdi6nittsSabl bes atbembolens
fir bic Minute betrdgt 18, 10 baB ieber
NtbemSug Der Sdngerin por ben 2am=
gen berielben nit 4 Dollars A @ents
beaablt uirb. llnb enoIi6 eutbdlt bic
Bartie ber o2ueia" 1900 Morte unb
$500 Noten, 10 bob lie fir ieoes Wort
4 Dollars 16 Gents, fir iebe Npte l
SolarN75 Gents befommt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21
User Ut Irau gDinsle,p 2

20, eitis Jruse oft ssfsut mirb. wOllsn
wr tinfah iaasn. oab fs cine DAME IN,
bic ss iidb felt 80 Satrsn sur Mufaate mod.
tt. 6rausntruntbsiten, baupildHli6 ater
Ginb.rtranftsiten ,u auei,en. @ie bat
bic Qonlituticn uno Die @seirfniTt pie(sr
sabIrsihen Siaiitn bsionosrs gspriilt unp
ale 8siuItat prat. for RsnntnIs unb
Grfabrune, wslhs iis i'm Qaufe einss Nsn.
ldenaliers ale 8santenpIsssrin ano Ar,t
asIammslt, bat he bsn Scotins SYrup
als beionptrss Wittsl iis ,obnsnbs Sinser
,uiammsnseisbt. Disls MeDi,in bat cine
maeilhs NDirfune as abt Nute VI,
@slunptsit unb ntdlt oiFeneu esib. Sn
5olse pisitr Wspi,,n 1T frau gDinelom
psltteriismt Stwo ben als Wctltb1terin
Der &ineer. uno bic 1turef wsrren aro6
unp oanfsn ibr oafiir. Muh In eieler Stapt
bal ie bic 8tnper 3u Dant psrpaihtst.
@rcec Gaantitaten ess Sociins Syrup
mnesn bier taslih osrfauit unp psrtrauht.
sDir elanben. Mrs. sBinslou bat fd
euth birisa urtifd unartlit ssmaht
uno mir anb nter,eust, pab eur6 eenffl.
ben 1aulsnts puu 8iubern asrstist rpurben
uno rab Miltonsn ctnislbsn nod NIT
Srfolg estraudhsn msspsn. Gsine Wnttsr
bat TIRE Tilitt gstbou. wsnn fs niht
M,e. Winsicn's Spcting 5prup an
panets. Ustfutt ss Nix. = eapiss 8i1tor
Ntw gjort. gu essfauisn bsi ansn
Drusailttu. -25 Gents bic GIalts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

lueinem gater mar id ieitbem fir immer
entfrenbet. gfie baben lpir ben Namen
J bes galtler mieoer Dor chamber eenannt,
aber ME baben mir audi perselien, baB er
euts 3wiiden uus iteben mirbe. gBir
f! piirben uns mabrideinlid setrennt ba=
ben, tpare i4 Der @sieliduft ale Decora.
tionstnuler unb Wtaldiniit nidt unentz
bebrlia sepejen uuo Bate i9 als Sdau.
ipieler nidt INNER nod cine 3ife aus
fillen miillen. geitoem wurbe i'd aber
ernit uno per1dlpl1en Dor Der Belt, unb
i'm iteten innereu Bioeriprud 9s9en oas
Greiben, oas Mid umsab, murbe i'd
peoantiid, rrDentlid unb mabis 5ur
lletertreibuns. SD weiB. oaB oas Ga-
bel, nidt Sob psrpient, uno iase eS audi
nidt, I'M mid bsraus5uifreiaen. Sc
icllte ein itumlner Ycrmurf oesen bic
Sdwdden Der Nnoeren, namentlid Der
Nelteren iein, bab id nit Sitentaticn ibr
@esentbeil ubte. Seet, nun id wirtlid
bonn Gater setrsnnt bin fur bas 9eben,
febe id es Elm, uno eS 1T mir eine @enuss
tbuuns, eS auslpreden 81 fSnnen. Sels
leidt periteten Sic mid. DuB i'd aber
beute Wiittas Sbren yBein peridmdbte,
mar weber Sodmutb nrd teatlihtiste
nnmanierlidfeit. SD triate etcu feinen
Bein.
llno i'd oente epA NIT Sbnen an5u=
iloben, iaste Geinbo'o, menn mir uns
nlerer beScsnen, uno oann auf bic @nt>
mideluuS Sores unuerfennbaren "a.
lentee.
Baltber idittelte BEN &cpf. Seoe
8lume braudt Srnncnideia, fib gu ent-
mideln, unp wpber icllte mtinem Gatente
Der scnnenidein fUmmen? ia, ,penn id
mad Stalien wanbern fSnnte
(fSprtsbana tcl-i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21
Gin 9lufleben erreaeuber 9uel.

: Gin NufIeben erregenber 0uel-
moro. Sn Wien bat am 26. Mai 5tpi=
i6en Gem Sberitlieutenant i'm @eneral=
itab 9ugo bon S6laDer rno bem ges
oafteur Der vMilitdr=3eituns" Sberits
lieutenant a. 8. BON golgar, ein Suell
nit t0btli6en 9usqang Itattgefunoen.
S9laDer mar gum Sommanbanten bes
gu erri6tenben giienbabn= uno 5elez
grapbel1.G Gegiments beItimmt. 9ieie
@rnennung mar i'll Ser uMilitar= .3ei=
tung" elmer f6arfen &ritif unterSpgen
poroen. bureb Die S6IaDer 1i6 berlebt
fiiblte. Sen 3eugen SlaDer's bate
golga, lib als Gerfaier bes qu. Mrti=
fels befannt unb Die 9erausforberung
acceptirt. Sas Suea paro auf piito=
len oertinbart, ouf fiinfunobreiBig
S6ritte 9iitan5; benz Serausforberer
S9laDer tpuroe ber erfe S6uB einge=
rdumt. Ser SfuB S6laDer's sing
febl. Solgar traf feinen @egner in bic
Stirn. Sberltlieutenant S6laper
itiirste suIammen, unb bic glerate ertldr=
ten iofort, oaB 9iilfe unm6gli6 iei; er
ifarb balb na6 ieiner l1ebertragung ing
Gjarnilonboipital. S6laDer mar Elm
gebDrener Wiirtelnberger, trat @noe Der
Tiinisiger Sabre Ing @enieforps uno
mar ieit 1867 i'm @eneraltab. Die
&atbsfammer erfldrte lib fir bic Ger=
baftung Solar''s. Serielbe tpurbe un=
mittelbar nod beifanoenem gerb6r in
9aft genonlmen unb alsbalb bem 2an=
Desgeric5te eingeliefert. Das Cider
beitsbmeau Der Yoli5eioirettiDu bat bic
llllteriu6ung auh auf bic 5efunaanten
ausgebebnt. 9err BON Solgar bat por
2 Sabren elm 9anbbu6 iiber bic 4eseln
oes Suells publioirt uno mar eir DOlz
lenoeter @6iibe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21
sesas.

= 9luf Der SiraBe gu 9luiiin fanS
man einen Mann i'm bepuBtloien 3us
fan6e liegen, in bellen Sai6en Ii6
$1,000 borfanben. Sie drstli1e Inter
fu6ung ergab, baB Der Mann cine sll
groBe 9olis Morpbium genommea
batte. st purbe Ing 2eben Suriidge=
rufen.
- Qieutenant G9mibt BON ben &ans
germ, Der fid augenblidli9 in 2lano
belinbet, beri6tet, baB iid auf beni
Sodet bes bprtigen Diitriftgeridts 100
@riminalfdlle unb barunter Z Wtorban=
flagen befinben. Das @erid)t 1T er0ff=
net mo,ben, aber Seoermann ilt be-
iorgt, als @eidworener gu bienen, ipenn
ni6t &anger aur Bei1iibung bes Sc
ri6ts antpeieno finb. Cine Menge ge=
febloier Glemente baben iib in 2lano
periammelt.
- 0or benz &ecorbergeribti in @al=
beiton ftanben 5 &omoies, bic folaen-
Der @erbreden angeflagt tueroen: Ger
it6rung Der Weobel in einem unorbentliz
li6en Sauie, besglei9en in einem Bar
| room, 9iebitabl elmer llbr, llnfug in
einem StraBenbabntpagen, 8eiiBergrei=
frng eines Mil6magens, 4ngriif aui
einen poliaiiten, lleberfau zines Sci.
| 6en3uges unb Bei6dbigung bes 2si6en=
ipagens, fotpie oes barin beinbli6en
Sarges.
= Die Seguin Simes bebauptet, bas
in Guadalupe GnuntD 10000 Bufbel
Gortofeln geerntet ipuroen.
= Muf Der Noiario &and in Sibalgr
J Gountp eriranfen In lebter Mo6e brei
Mdb1en i'm Mlter BON 10 bis IA Sabren
! Der @auberneur bat cine procla
nation erlalien, in tpel6er er cine BE
lobnung bon $500 ausiebt fir Die gnt
bedung bes M6r6ers, Der ben Wd6te,
bel @uero ermorbete.
| - 9ie 8ridftein-W -Waurer in Dallas
baben i1re Nrbeit einseifelt uno perlan
gen Elm Sagelobn bon $3.50.
u. s. Goipart in Dallas, Der bei
grmapor Sburmonb ermoroete, ift boz
Der Surp freigeIproden tporoen.
! - Ser Mrbeiter Gooperatip=Store il
| Marlbal 1T gei1loHen ,parben.
= Die Surp in Der 9laae gesen 6
/ gpans, bic I'M Oiitrittgeridt Su 9allas
pegen grmoroung bon 3b. gngers II
1876 anbdngig 1T, fonnte li6 nid)t eini
gen, obmobl iie Gage 5uiammen mar
unb muBte entla1en tperben.
= Nm Is. ipur6e bon Sut6ins be,
eriie neue Mei3en na6 ct, 2ouis Der
f1ifft. Oie Qualitdt bes Weisens tpal
gerins uno Der guibel brabte nar 8!
| Gents.
= Sci GIeburne fanb man einen be
pubtloien Wtann in Der prairie liesen
Derlslbe tpurbe nod Der Staot geidafft
erlangte inbeb bas 8emuBtiein mid
ipieber unb iiarb. QDie es i6eint, maI
Der Name bss Wannes 3bomas WaHOn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21
6rrtlsbane .clci

*Geine Srau fann all S6pd6e lei=
ben, aa6bem iie 2pbia s. Yinfbam's
Grduter=Mii9ung benubt bat.
*9Dir linb bollffdnbig iiber5eu9t, 6aB
Sermes I'M Mltertbum trob al feiner
Sdlaubeit unb BEN natiirli6en Silfs=
mitteln Der Mldbpmie bic ibm gu @e=
bote iianoen, nur ein b09ft armli6er
9lr3t mar i'm 8erglei6 nit Grau 2Doia
6. pinfbam aus 2pnn, MolI. Sermes
1T geluiB ni6ts tpeiter als Elm gepibter
&enner Der f6parsen Giinlfe getpeien;
aber mir ipiiien baB fein 9umbug ir=
genb ettpas nit Der Mr3nei-@bemie Der
6rduter=MiI6uns bon Grau pinfbam
81 tbun gebabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

- rWas i'm &0rper einmal eingebo=
rem fommt nie aus bem 8lute beraus."
Mber &beumatismus, golbene Mber,
Malaria, 8eritopfuns unb ale bur1
franfe 2eber, gieren uno Miagen berur=
fa6te 2eiben fommen Dbne 3meifel aus
Dem Blute beraus. tpenn Nierenfraut,
uniperialz9e fiir ale berartigen
2ei0en, benubt ipiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21
Maaere Weufheu, 4,

Wells Health Renewer iteat bic
@elunbteit wiebsr Ser NIB Siebt 3raft,
iurirt Wasenldpade, unfru<as!eii uab
anbers @ei4lsdtsfebler. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

9erren, beren gartbaar cine nidt
anfpre6en6e 6arbe bat,r fOnnen burd)
8udingbam's 6air Spe oieiem llebel=
ifano leidt abbelfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

Mbelaibe Sobnlon, Elm d1idbri=
ges Mdb6en in 8albefon, 1T beim Qn=
siinben BON 6el,er nit &oblen0l in
fdredli6er Weile berbranut tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

Sas isinite 9erren= unb Gnaben=
llnterseu9, 9enoen. Striinpfe, 0oien=
TRIGGER &C., iuelde ie importirt porben,
bel Sbeets, @orrepon & @aftle,
@rofett=Blpd glamp :plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

- Yrabanoter, Naleneienue, Yas
riier, &uiliide, Sddiild)e unb leinene
Spiben tn groBsr Musluabl billigft beim
Famous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21
nROUGH ON RATS .

Vertrsibt Staten. Wdule, Ro!baussn,
5liesen, ameifen, gsttwun,en, Stinltbiss
e. Is Gents. Sci gpctbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

eO- Millionen Yadete Der Oiamant=
farben iinb bertauft iuorben, obne cine
einSige Glage. lleberall iino iie 2ieb=
lingsfarben. ~.
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Suits
@iae,l
epusstOnae slnsr

&pnptcme elmer
mmtb Gti0cn Sch er.
Rausel an Appetif, @cSdrm geritcgfnng.
gd,niersen I'm &cpi nit sinem bumpien @efiibt
i'm Sinterfopfe, GAmerseu uuter ben GAulters
bidtfern, Aufgetriebeniein nads bem Gfien, NIT
Nbneiauna gesen iebe fSrperlid,e coer geifttge
Tbdtiateff, rei;tareSE temperament, tribe Stinls
u,tssa nit nem teicnberen @efttie, tr9enb
cine Gblieseuteit rerseiien Sn taten, Mibts>
ael6e Saui, iibertaapt Gcpfihmerjen cberbalb
beS redbteu augeS, unrubiaer Shlef NIT bedn9s
iftaenben GrduraeIl, fart Sefdrtter hrin unb
~ 50 =. n - y - -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

9uffS 4fIIen fIut ipeyieu flr biefe 9dne
btrtItef efneDpf5s pernrlddyf einen 5cidscnAHsd,s
fef I'm Beffnten, bdf Der feihenfe erffaunt ".
fe uxru,cbrtu ken 0ppstit une berurid6en 6letldts
nnfoS. ba per aorper erndbrt NIB burd tbre fenile
FDirli,ua auf pe eOraaue etn reGeimdets
aer 6fublacna bersorserufen tvtre. grels 25 cents
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Seber 1nbet, mas er
brau0t

Manfaufe oeBbalb, llnl gut
uno billis bebient gu iperoen,
MIR bel
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Hmff'S S otr 8 y {

Nranes8nare erer Q tperpen rnrts etn etntiges
euitras<n otrfsr earte IN etdnaene rSr5sr
aysenbtdI 81 perfautfn tn Apotteien oeer iprc na@
empian4 pos " bard grpreb perfdnct
fDr Iufr6 Denn1i, perf9oouer unterireuIgeu unt1
NEaDlt1s5spts scu tvirs axfeerlangeu fret psrenfeU
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21
Serti9e Mn3iiee

Infer Eager in Geioen<
u1b Splnnier &leiberftpTen
1T baS 9rDBte in ber @tabt.
WaS bic Qnalit1t her g8aa=
rem uno ibre Billi9feit be-
trtht, 10 indt eS feincS @leiz
den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-21

Cee-:r 5sspsp.
&c, G3siopfsDeit,
!, Guihiss 1oY f.ust,
6rcmii6c Stars
erbcc, @eibindt,
tinreiubeit oeS
Slmtcs, Gd)iitteI=
1aeGcr, @alaric
! nno cue ourd, S!5=
rmng Oct &eDcr,
rftrsd.h1pn sas;Astt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
0nening Letters BY H.istak G

1t may be Of interest to per-
sons who receive, by mistake or
otherwise, letters not intended
for them, to knew that they
should take a second thought
before breaking them open, and
read section ,224 of the postal
Laws of-1S79, wherein it is pre-
scribed that the penalty attached
to the act of opening by any per-
son of a letter received from a
postofiice, and not addressed to
such a person, but intended for
another, shall be a fine of not
over $500, or Imprisonment at
hard laoor fer not over one year,
or both. Under this law George
T. Davis, the weigher of sugar,
George I'll. Davis, the weigher
Of the Mint, and George R.
Davis, weigher of the gospel,
will be in the Penetentiary be-
fore another month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
A BAD Break.

Day before yesterday a man
in Carson who thought he could
do his own carpenter work at
tempted to extend a sort of
trestle work out from low roof.
He got on a step-ladder and
his head came up just above the
roof. In mailing on the last
strip he was obliged to lay his
neck alongside one of the pieces
already nailed, while the one he
was mailing came along the
other side of his neck. When
he got through mailing and start
ed to go down on the ground to
admire his job ne found that he
could not get his head down.
Then the old step ladder threat
ened to fall and if his brother
had not come out and extri-
Gated him he would have prob
ably hung himself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
W anted.

To know the whereabouts OF
Mrs. Langtry. When last seen
she was ia company with a
dude named Gebhart playing
too $500 houses in Kentucky.
Anybody knowing the ex-
tent of Sam Tilden's money
barrel will learn something to
his advantage by writing at
once to the Democratic Central
Committee.
The man who ever heard the
Lieutenant Governor say he
wanted the office for the emoul-
uments can send his affidavit to
the Enterprise office.
The person who fixed up those
forged proxies in Nye county
will please SEND his address into
Jewett Adams Immediately.
Any person knowing the
whereabouts of the Blaine boom
will hear something to his ad-
vantage by calling on the Treas
urer of the Six Chinese Com
panies.
Persons wishing to learn the
game of poker can take lessons
twice a week at the V. x T. r.
r. office. No charge for begin
ners.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21

The papers Of Nevada are
still discussing the deaths Of
two ladies of this city who were
taken of by scarlet fever. Num-
bcrs of people claimed that they
fell victims to spotted and black
fever, and the idea seems to
prevail througout Nevada that
Carson is subjected to the black
plague. The physicians in the
cases, who are perfectly compe-
tent TO judge, have pronounced
them scarlet fever. All the
trouble arises from thoughtless
people rushing about a town
with the idea that they can
diagnose diseases better than
doctors who make a business of
If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
Livery and Feed stable.

.. Gree has now a fine stock
of fast and safe horses and new
carriages and is prepared to fur
nish teams or single rigs at
cheaper prices than any stable
in the city. Horses boarded by
the day, week or month 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, 1883-04-21

The New York truth says:
'WiIIiam J. Scanlan is an ac-
QUESTION to the ranks of these
comedians, who, in addition to
their dramatic abilities, find
their way inty the hearts Of the
public. The Windsor Theater
was filled on Monday night.
Mr.. Seaman has become q popu-
lar comedian Of the J. X. Emu
met stripe. He acts naturally,
sings pleasantly, and imme-
diately becomes favorite
with the audience. Although
all the songs were excellent!y
received, "Peek-a-Boo" IA irly
took the audience by storm. 1t
is a pretty trifie and worthy the
it is attaining"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
What Knocks En-.

II tell you," said a man Of
the wsrld the other day, "yOu
may talk about your saloons
and other mighty engines of
intemperance, but | say that a
home-brewed punch, such as is
occasionally served up at Car
son evening party knocks saloon
drinks cold. I've leaned up
against a bar all night and
swigged Tom and Jerry and
told yarns and filed up with all
sorts of drinks and walked
past the policeman next morn
ing and was never called to
time. But last night called on
some young ladies and they
mixed up a punch that tasted
something like lemonade, and
by Jove in ten minutes the
piano and book case were hav-
ing go-as-yeu-please pedes-
trian match around the room
and was so full that | tried to
hug the hat rack. Some Of
those cook book punches would
knock a Colorado miner cut of
time in two rounds"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
A GHOST SAVES HIS CHAR.
ACTER
A spiritual Conn unicatlon That
Did some Good.

Did Some Good.
A gentleman employed at ;
Government institution in thi.
city, and a man who has nc
leaning whatever toward spirit
ualism, relates the following in
cident
In 1853 his father, while
treasurer of a local railroad in
Massachusetts,, died. After his
demise the directors of the COM
pany found a deficiency in the
accounts Of the deceased
amounting to eighteen hundred
and fifty odd dollars. The fact
was communicated to the fam
lily of the late treasurer and the
apparent detalcation caused
them much grief and shame.
In 1861 a noted Boston medium
named Mansfield, visited San
Francisco, creating great ex-
citement by reason of his Won
derful performances and he was
called on by some Of the best
people of that city. One day
the gentleman above referred to,
accompanied by the late Rev.
Thomas Starr King, visited
Mansfield purely out of curiosity.
The former was requested by
the medium to write upon a
slip of paper the name of any
one in the spirit world with
whom he desired to communi-
cate. He wrote the name of his
father, and without exhibiting
il to Mansfield placed it into a
small tin tube which the latter
handed him and sealed it in
such a manner with a private
seal that any tampering could
be easily detected. Mansfield
requested that the tube and the
contents be left in his possession
for twenty-four hours, after
which the gentlemen might call
for a letter from the spirit world.
On the following day the gen
tleman in question again called
on the medium and substan-
italy received this communi.
cation from his deceased father
He informed his son that he
was cognizant of the grief which
lis apparent defalcation had |
caused the family, but that he |
was entirely innocent of any !
further stating that /
f a certain book would be ex- |
,mined, which could be found |
n a stated spot, and opened at /
/ given page, it would be found |
hat the date of the year had
enormously been placed in the
lollar column and added up as
ash, which would account for
he apparent deficiency in his
Although reposing
tut little faith in the matter,
he son wrote East about it, and !
when he received a reply it was
@ the purport that the book
mentioned was in the indicated
lace, and on the stated page
t was found thai 1858, the
of the supposed defal-
alton, had been added to the
ash account by mistake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
STOCKS.
Morning Board.

Morning Board.
80 Ophir. l s.
40 Mexican. e.
go Best & Belcher, 5 20
$40 Savage, 2, 2 ), 2
go Chollar, 81
400 Potosi. Soc
1870 Hale i Norcross. 8 Il, 8 10
100 Yellow Jacket. 2 81
90 kentuck, 2
80 Imperial. DC
200 Belcher, 90c
20 Confidence. II
so Sierra Nevada, 95, l %
100 Excne quer, 20c
2l70 Union. 81, 8 IS, 3 40
go Scorpion, 45c, 40c
200 nenton, l0c
90 Belmont, SOC
10 Northern Belle, 81
700 Argenta. assessment delinquent),
200 Belle Isle. 35c
80 Alta, Doc
100 Day, 35c
200 Albion, SOC
rs Bodie, 81
100 Martin White, ice
20 Independence, SOC
Afternoon Board.
~ EaInan. ~ =
IS Northern Belle. s.
30 Grand Prize, SIC
90 Argenta, l
% Navajo, : A.
HtO Albion, 5Oc
100 Holmes. SOC
80 Bodie. ! 80
200 Martin White lie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
The School Board.

The papers of the State are in
error regarding the officers of
the School Board. Messrs.
Young, Preble and Adams are
the men who have to decide the
matter. Mr.. Preble stated to
the APPEAL editor yesterday
that he was decidedly against
any change.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21
Virginia L. Truekee Railroad Go.
Sale Of Unclaimed Freight.

The following property having been
on hand and uncal!ed for during a
period of sixty days or more, notice OF
arrival having been sent through the
mail or delivered personally (when
place OF business or residence was
known) TO the consignee, and consignor
Having been notified through the ship
ping agent of non-deIivery, will be sold
as the law directs, at public auction, to
cover charges accrued, at the Com =
pany's Freight Depot, Carson, Nevada,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21

Straight Republicans should
not forget to register. To be
sure the stakes are not much,
but as much fun can be had out
of small city election as any
other if you feel that way.