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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-02

Mr.. Joseph Nimmo, chief of the bureau of
statistics, in the treasury department, estimates
the sale Of liquors in the United States for a
single fiscal year at 5000, ooo, 900, distributed
as follows;
whiskey, eo,ooo.ooo gallons. ........, $500
Imported spirits 100000 gallons. 100000
Imported wines, Io,1oo,ooo gallons. .,.. s3,soo,ooo
Ale beer and porter o,soooo barrels i3o,ooo,ooo
Native braqdies, wines and cordials. 3i,soo,ooo
Total 5000, ooo, COO
Here are some comparisons that are, indeed,
"odious." The value Of the manufacturing
industries for the same fiscal year were.
Flour and grst mill products .S,.4,ossI4,
Moasses and sugars traw and reiinedl uo,3sS,37e
Soton goods '''..'''..''.''...s....... i77,+so739
Wooden goods iSs,tos lss
Boots and shoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I4o,7o4,6ss
II appears by the same census tina, the az.
gIegate wages paid by all the manufacturing
establishments Of the country for the same year
were $77S,SS4,343--not 80 per cent. in excess
Of the drink bill.
The total income Of all the schools of learn.
ing, public and private, from every source for
the year is given as $o5,4o2, TAO, not one sixth
Of the sum spent on liquors.
The whole printing and publishing bill is
but 500, S6a,44I.
All the libraries in the country. public and
private, are said to contain IS, SaS, o3S volumes
il will give as the value Sol .os,.s76. so that
we drink up our books in less than TWO
months. The entire church property of the
United States is valued at S,s4,4S,, Isl. II i,
were all to burn up, about six months of absti.
hence would replace it.
The census gives the total aggregate Of state
rial state. county and mnn;cina, ,,s..sn a.
SaSo. so,' s,I~no, one.h,is H.. a;,sc, ,s ,s y
iiauo, Consumers Law unon themselvss, ssh III
the whole public indeb,edness IcscL,s;vs oc H.
national debt, Of course j Is set down a, Ss6s y.
go, 7SS-which could be swepr on Inv he Al.
rect saving from less than a wear and half q,
abstinence. ~ =
Sales Of liquor. wine. beer. etc. in Crea,
Britain, for the wear 1870 aggregated [iIo'.
oSa,aSs. This IS a somewhat les sum thar
a much less price per gallon. The sum "a,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-02

o. Usual .sspply = sssullnsnrs fos tn Tr.As.
tos- IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston, Monday, oct. %, 1888.
CLOSING PRICES or PHTLADELIHIA SHOCKS
Repoytedts JoHN H. DAVIS & CO.. u WalLa.
MONDAY, Oct. 22-P. 81.

Measured by appearances aud by the iuctu-
ationa in prices, to say that to-days stock market
was wild and excited is mild expression. Bat
measured by logic and actual facts the truth is
that the wildncss and excitement conccntrat-
ed IN the minds of a few wOud-be leading opera
tors 1t is true thai there were sharp advances in
prices; it is equally true that the advance
brought to the market a certain quantity of fright
encd shorts" purchasers OF stocks. Bnt 1t
also is true that never in the his
tory of the New-YOTk Stock Exchange has there
been so fictitious a market for stocks a.
there was to-day. The transactions that are re-
corded amount to $685. shares, and it is safe to
SAY that not $4,000 shares Of that total represent
an actual change Of ownership. The Northern
Pacihcs and their kindred stocks Of course the
principal features of the market, but they were
utilized for the benefit Of the whole market The
early l0aning rate for Northern Pacific preferred
stock 2a2l2 per cent, and in the market the
difference between cash and regular stock ruled at
the same difference. The first price OF the stock
regular was 90; it advanced to 70 cash stock at
the same time sold at 72I2; from 20 the price de-
clincd to 81 l20G 81 - D lower than Saturdays
last price, aud persons who were unable to
loan the stock fiat were compelled 10
borrow money it at the current
rate with the usual margin required in such eases
Northern Iaclhc opened mp a per cent at ~ fell TO
25a4, rose 10 81 Il and ended at 27I4. Oregon and
1ranscOnunental opened up g at 40, declined TO
80 D. rose 10 aga and ended at 42l4 Oregon Rail-
road and Navigation opened at 107, declined 10
IO4l2 rose to 1lUl2 and closed at lO7. The entire
market followed in the lead Of these stocks and
alter establishing All advance of from "a per cent
finally closed weak with, at best, only fractional
gains on saturdays last figures.
Inc dealings IN Government bonds were small
The published talk about syndicate Of bankers
being made up TO buy the per cents in antcipa-
ton of a later demand from the banks is old news.
The supposed syndicate is responsible for the adj
vance of about per cent that has already been
scored and to-day it further advanced the bids for
the As Il per cent. The closing quotations were
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
couRT CALENpARs-oCToBER %.


SUPREME couRr-csAMsgRs.- Before Barrett Nos.
a. 81 100 l2 1872 lSs l62 16s 1877 2os 2Sl, 2e4 2oS
2tSS1PSPSE 6ouEr-GESEsAL Before Davis. P. j.
JG b ana R2 aSS SSs Ss 3YS rs "a rs $O5 Bio
2I6 2l7 2ls 219, 222, 223 -. ~, ~ w.. =
SIlPREnE CoUIT-SPKCfAL TRRM.-Before Van Worst j.
80 s. e. 49, is5 i u.s. 1SS f 49, sao
81 PRIME CoGIT-CIRCUIr-PAR I-Beore Donohne 800 DO
Nos ll2l 1925 1902 ll07 75e Sl4 III lis go zS
1857 1857 1873 1888 1873 l$ 1919 is 1913 1913 1870
e6i 1877 93s 9l5 624 HOS, 1855, $780, 1909 lSla
npss ,,EcouRT-CRcU1r-PAR IIBefore Laremore
Nos $50 1857 1880 1929 ll43, 1900 lga l 0os IN
SAL 1890 1878 1879 63s 1o4e, 1919 1922 l2VS iVO
StTEENR IIIB"f?9rSeo 1S 1913
6iS. 1l01, 547, lo9S, 65S. 2OlO, 1872, 2OSz' lio1'
suaSoSATEs CoUET-Before Rollins swil OF Freoer'0N
sUPEnioR CoUKr-sPKCIAL TEGM-Before o0O'"'""'
No day calendar 49, pefore Sedggick,
SUPKRIoR CoURT-TmAL rERNPAET 5I ts7 bao 571
SUPERIOR COUET-TRAL 1ERM oeo a97 92O bO5,
Nos 500 COS, 6o4, sos, oc7' ooo 0o'' ''' '''
ISTeoR Couur-TRIAL IidIBetorS, R III
Nos IO9Ola 1000 I'LL 1857 lbs ~. ~ '
1I5S liza ll9O 1lSj, ll9l ll92 w. M aav
g. COMMON PLEAs-SPEcLAL TEHSh-oeioi0 N"''' -
coSSox PlEAs-EQurrY TERM-BefOre Van hr0n1 D.
gay csfn4a TRIAL TERM-PAET IIBetore Beach 20
s Ma s75 500 543 665. 374 4OS 49, 409 49,
zss st,i $50 9l2 1876. POI, 900 I15' ,, ,Iro,, Nos
Gify CoG'ET-TRAL TRRN-PARI l-BeIoie h!d', I'-No''
tT " EfTRiaL TEgM-PARr II.Before Shea a.
Nos i29 574 495 o79 l4 100 5sO lOl oS9' oS I1' ''
90 IO9 mn TRIAL TFRM-PART IIIBefore Hall yNos
rs 5SG 500 4l6 a. 80 596 59 COL 7OS 49, 80 80 44o'
sB9 ISo 49 AS, A. 90, Of, 90, 81, AIS, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
Gesal Notices.

IN the matter of the appicatlon ot the AtIor,
EsIERN NEw.YoRk LIFE INsu ME- 81, C o,,ia
Y, " \. To person haHlls ANY olain
al 1nv nature aIa the auovename Insurance
company: pursuance order made a. speclu le,n
m lie supreme COnrt the city Of SCHENECTADY, on he
lst day VI Apri 1888 Mr. Justice iandon pesidh apa
duy entered the same tho schenectady COah OAs
otaCe al ons elmer policy EOders or WISE
have ntend claim OF any Mature "ltenS.
Western ScwG0rG llte
Company whether said assets are or NAV Oe ~ le hss a. Inc
o. the Supetintenueht VI o
Insurance Department OF the state OF New are
tnsaa proc e,nHA anu W
together vita slate mt 81 the
and nature thereof e. .. a. irker aud d. W IoiD'y.
Raceiyrr, OF the Bank or BdeNl@ ~
village Of Batavia. Y, On n Jefoe e dstn aerss ,or
Ter lS5j or De FRED al benedt OF sny
dsfribtion OF ANY of the assets sdd cOrp0atDl
the ss salon OF the sers or OF tue sai
ant o. me Insurance Dspa This i0tice Is puysast
IN ODe the requreneAts Oh Tie ,gnn saisraa
order DaJsd Nav 8. 1885. T. o"eoNs -
nylO lGNzOlCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ended Oct. 22, 1883.
QUOTATIONS OF BREvEs TODAY.
Good to Prime sold year at 1si9l2'o and
the tSerage estimated at l0ilc.


the ACREAGE Was estimated at lOAc.
BEEVES- Receipts yesterday and to-day $50
at Jersey City and 1876 at 6Oht and IL al Wee
hawkon making 7lS7 head against G237 head last Monday
The receipts for the past week were 3o9 head less than st
week and 16 hend than the pOndng time last
year The demand for tho best gade Of Natives was good
On both Wednesday and Friday and prices firm, while Com
mon Cattle including Texas aud CoOmdOs were little slow,
day were mainly consigned 10 Mr.. Eastman and
city saurhteTers and trade there was unmpOrtant.
A. " MunTOe sold IL carloads Mr.. Eastman private
terms The Weehawken arrivals all Tor F. Joseph AT
jersey city $50 fresh carloads the yards and 10
held from last week carried the OinRs up $50
carnads There about 80 carloads Texans
oradOs mostly Common tn Fair quality with rated
Good. There several drOves Ut Prime Extra
BullOcks from this state, Ohio. Kentucky and West
Virginia, and 40 Fancy Missouri Steers; but the bulk
Of the Natives ranged from 20 Fair The demand
active early the day for Medium Prime Natives
pces ruled Just about steady while Choice and Extra sold
quickly at fully sustained figures. Common Texans, Col
orad1s and Natives slow aud lower the decline being
rated at from to c b. and Of the closing sales OF
the former At reduction Of nearly Sc per NJ Texans
sold at COOraos at 7d3fc vii the best as high
9c all 10 dress 50 ~ Common 10 Fair Natives ranged
iO9tc, TO dress bja 90 m Good 10 Prime from ii
&c. and choice and Extra brought l2dl22 &C, mostly 10
dress b6 NJ Of Fancy Missouri Steers lGS2
sold by D. WaiXe at 81 90 100 No. They were
fell BY Mr. Cough Of shelby county cost ST in Chicago,
where they weighed l7lj 10 apiece The yards not
Exporters purchased at Jersey city about 80 head
including 35 Prime to Extra Steers bought by NJ Goldsmith
at So $500
The weeks shipments OF live Cattle sheep Dressed
Beef and Mutton we're az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

State bonds were quiet and included sales only Of
North Carolina special taxes al 4. OF city bank
stocks Importers and Traders sold at 265, and
Pha.niX al l02.
Railroad bonds were unusually dull, but there
was general Improvement in the prices OF such IS
sues a. we're dealt in Erie second consols were up
from v3Is to "a, and hrst consol 40 were z higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
sales FOX tho day
CLOSING PRICES or ON PJRYIA SIOCKE
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Oct. -, I-5J.


ss DC and Sc GsTsgd 55 so% veal a.
Si"Sssota Haus oa IS 5odt5 3 do sTaa I 70 95G
s. 20 Penay ly1na Family az OHIO Ilcar % 90 90
So - Mnncsota Pntcnl 81 Rye Hour sloaly at
ngy ghi oGcfEifr ~ fnenced nv trunoc i & me
Export demand gt Win bids about lc under dc market
eeyato al 90; NO Red quoted al j3ic No Red
ortII 10 70 % @ oG @ ~ So,3 20 al Lo
u los bid, Il lO'i ASKED hye-Scaco aad uru 6Jc Did
co- ed inn Lido or no deuaad ether on speculation or for
eHkor Cai-i9is acii'G nj irf'Ruar prices 10 Mixed Ia
Med Men on GG S5 s 9 do % grain dept Se ca I
depot 6zc sail Isioy in grim Gepo e. sai leo~ on
Mixed October, Doc bid, 5Gc. asked, EoveruDef Doc.
G H e aAf 3D. sde ssR @ ID 6e t
n \, and Hrner eoOeh NE So Nc Mixed quoted
$c. Future advanced & Under light onefgs AID
Sovs%bSr Z, $de do: DsscmgcT ST. 81 ,lcsiHs'
ysmber sgisc BID, SG3e asked 6ecsnGer b 10; bid,
SIC siIsqy j. ss c ds i e. Ea DO Ernest zee
ETs4 sfl ssio EoTF Me-, rT%s
epred lSiaelic sides, smoked etGOci DO in salt 7,sS
Sc; 10 d. smoked ae7S; sioqiefs rIcEie 9c Do d.
Gsf IN c ns Is s2 s So sa cant
81 81 2dss; do. Butchers Loose 81 25a$7 co.
2sSzse bradford county and Sew ok hau 2Ss2SS!
Rolls, Ydlsc. EeEs-Fnm aud scarce Pennsylvania *:
r1 1Se %esSr p DO S HS Far To- 9rE 6
lO2 lie; Fart lei Pull skins,
1d4L2c. steady "a to Good
hehiDg Muscayadoesi Ielne steady; Pow dred 1870
Ssc; 1tauulaed, bsaS llIGc; crystal a." hAc Con
fec toners a." Sic. cu-stcady Winter Bran, slo6
sl6 ~ Petroleum uniet' Eehned ln bills shesa.e; in
hour 800 bDls; Wheat, lGs busl Corn, 1900 bushi
d,lo0 bush; oas 10 800 bush 80 p. m;-Mh eai-A
shade easier NO. rcd October ~ 90 bd ~ % = asked;
do. November, ~ OGai bd va asArd. december,
al 064 bd al 90 asked; January, al 1872 bid. u IL
asted Corn ami Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

refs 10 kos Average daily receipts Of the week 30o
bags shpments Of the week to the Channel and North OF
Enrope 1000 bags 10 the United States 10000 bags
$4,000 begs sales Of the wee for The Channel
and North Of Europe 10000 bags for the United States 30
600 bags for the Mediterranean none stock 2250c9
Exchange ON London ~ Ld.
SANTOS Oct 20-CofeeSuperor Santos 600 800 reis
10 klos Average daily receipts for the week. 1901 bags
shipments OF the week to all countries 81 900 bags including
1000 TO EUROPE sales OF tho week As 600
bags including 70 900 for Europe; stock l9s 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. o.. %.

NETWORK. Oc' ~.
The report of the BalltOwn district shows
decline in production of 33l barrels the being
45l7 barrels compared with 1851 barrels by the pre-
vious weeks gauge. The number Of producing wells Is
3d. the wells drilling 9, and the rigs up and building g.
The combined Cooper and BaltOwn regions show de-
cline of 40 barrels in production from toe previous week,
and OF 2, 206 barrels TOm October ;. The figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23
Tine range OF prices and the total dealings were as fol-

The clcarances elsewhere were Oh City j0ll 900;
Bradford 3,1s2,OO0; Pittsburg 3S76.000 barrels.
The refined market unchanged s3sc sioc per gal
Ion In New York
lower with gradual downward tendency Satur
day and Sunday 70,562 barrels shipments for the
period ll6,0SO charters 1882; cearmccs, O. 600
United Pipe Line certificates opened AT 81 lO and closed
40 81 O9a4 highest price 81 lOSa lowest. III OD1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

Another dull and featureess market witnessed No
the Petroleum Exchanges today. The OF tho
shorts" begun Saturday, ran the price up 10 ~ l09
In the early dealings gain, however OF only Sc from
saturdays last figure. For the OF the day prices
dropped under the absence OF any demand bnt Without
any pressure of stocks te accelerate decline The close
was dun and weak.
Of fnT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

- eos William R. yelling agt. Gilbert d. Ryersonj
80 o 3sS-Qlbert %. Ryerson agt William r. Yelling
Ireued ooo, sa.o. an ordsr and No 2ss, directing
precn he subrogate 90 the benefit OF first mortgage
@ 81 600 ON In Orange County, N w. and sussex
CeanyS xSJames X o. Sherwood sgt Samuel T. Hauser
ATgacf cowing the day for TuesdayNOs 24e
osa 253 20l, 239. 294, 2S7, 2SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

BRAZILIAN COFFEE Markets.
RIO pI JALlao OCT 2O-Conee-G Firs. $500 o4oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

lO'p'g'lH'g't Low't Final Bid. Ask d. Sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

cutr,,n net 22-Ihs DToreTs' JOUEa. reports HoyS-
pe,ina i1 OOu slipmenta, 1900 market brisk bln iVo
Lger iacing ~ 20 u So Light "a iOGsO %o SAlps
So A6d - %. -o, III, .ht,,,o,t. ooo head
stru1E! good grades ErRTCe Exports, 80 4OG 80 lo'
oed TO Cholee Shaping - 50GsG ~, Common TO Medium
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

On easy terms. A new upright p!anc
in use hut six months. enquire ~ Ill
office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

ron BANQUETs, DINNERS AND
PARTIES Eclipse Eztrd Dry, 1t !: equal 70
any and superior to most ImPortsU
Ola mpagno In the market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

The following peculiar means OF
curing habitual drunkenness IL
employed by DR.. Schneider, . Rus
sian physician: It consists OF con-
fining . patient in . room, and IN
furnishing him At discretisn with
his faYorite spirit diluted with two
thirds water; a much wine, beer
and coffee - he desires, but con-
tanning one third Of spirit; all the
food-bread, meat and vegetables
stepped in spirit and water. Tho
Door patient is continually drunk
On tho fifth day of his treatment
he has an extreme disgust for
spirit; hs earnestly requests other
diet: but his desire must not be
Welded to until be no longer dsaires
to eat and drink; he il then certainly
cured Of his love of drink. He ss-
ouires such . disgust for brandy OF
other spirits that he is ready to
yomit At the very sight Of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

In tho war Of the Revolution the
total militia fercs raised was 47l,'
GO men. In the Mexican war the
total number Of United States troops
was 181 ,262. In the late civil war
the Union forces numbered 2,S59,'
1872 men, Of whom La. o79 were col
ored. In this war, on the Govern,
m.nt side, 1862 were killed in
battle, "a, 727 died of wounds, and
1873, 2S7 died Of disease-about twice
the number Of the total killed IN
battle. The total deaths were wv
376. and there were 1873, lob de'
sertions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

Explorations Of recently DIS
~.red cave at the base of Lookout
Mountain, opening At low water on
tho edge of the Tennessee river,
three miles from Chattanooga, len
nessee. have developed = wonderful
cave Of unknown depths. At the
extreme point of exploration q very
large lake was encountered 1hto
which a fail $50 feet high poured
Il, waters with . noise like thunder
MANY other interesting phsnomens
were also discovered.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

The failure Of the washerwomsn .
strike in Augusta, Ga. is thus
pleasantly alluded to by a local pa
per: yesterday afternoon about .
O'Clock the city was threatened With
Al event which almost curdled the
.tsrch in the shirt collars OF the
community and froze the soapsud'
in the bluest veins. 1t WAS com
motion which concerned the very
existence of society. and had 1t MOI
for want Of . proper head or more
thorough organization. dissolved
like berax in the. summer sky, the
peace of the State and cause OF CIV
ilizatien would have suffered %
rious shook" When . Georgia ed
itor sets out to fill space hs can d
it.
The Carson river mills have com
plstely shut down owing to tn
scarcity Of watsr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

The Same Old Tactics.
The San Francisco Bulletin says:
"Ths methods pursued BY the
French in Aaam are almost .
literal copy of these employed by |
the British in the subjugation Of
India. In al these dsspotic old
lands there il always prstsnder to
supreme power. The prstsnder is
either some member Of the col
lateral branches of the reigning
family who escaped massacre whom
the dynasty began, or SONS leglt-
innate aspirant deposed by more
powerful Mayor of the palace. This
condition of things enabled Warren
Hastings to subjugate . large por-
ton of the Indian peninsula with .
mere handful Of men. The side
which he espoused was certain OF
victory, for when the handful OF
Europeans, which he had under his
control. appeared on the field OF
battle, vast armies Of the native
forces. though we'll drilled and
EQUIPPED. At once took to their heels
But it was not merely earth-hunger
that drove Warren Hastings into
these intrigues. The Directors OF
the East India Company in London
wanted their regular dividends.
The mass of tho stockholders did
not know, or. perhaps. care, how
the money was raised. Hastings
could only satisfy them by the re-
morseless plumber Of tho native
Princes. In the operation. IS might
be expected. large petitions Of the
lost adhered to his hands. Perhaps
he would not have been overhauled
but for his lavish display of wealth
on his return to England. The
idea probably began to gain circu'
l.tion that the dividends during biz
administration would have been
larger if he had played more fairly
There il no evidence that the French
administration in Cochin China hal
bsea stained by the same avarlcs
Bpt tho methods used to expane
their dominion are nearly identlca
with those Of the British. 1t il thu
old device of ''divide and rule.
The now King Of Alam will b'
merely the puppst Of the French
Just ~ the great Princes OF India
from Grand Mogul down, were re
duced to tho condition OF Engiisl
vassals. 1t is stated that the Chimes
Government considers that it is no
called upon now to do anything il
the premises because Wan Luen
the new King, has not received hi
investiture from the Emperor Q
China. If the object be to fran
an excuse for non-action, probsbl
this will do - we'll ~ any other
China does not cut . very crsditabl
figure in the affair. But If it ha'
plunged into war the chances Al
that it would have been ssversl
punished. It il not 90 long sine
= thin brigade of French troop
marched through the country, caE
tursd Picking and burned the Sun
uer Palace Of the Emperor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

A suitable reward given for inl0rmA-
ton or return to N. e. SFOONEh'
jy17
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04
Lost.

A valuable setting to gold scarf-pin.
Arv one finding and returning the same
to This Office will be suitably rewarded.
at-lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04
so Cents Per Week

~ All classes Of legitimate .dgS. ueeelnen.s
not exeesding nix lines inserted = ~" s0''
for ~ Cents per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04
To Rent.
Groceries.

Nicely furnished room, in good ioca-
ton. Apply at this office. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

Eclipse Extra Dry Is the only native
Champagne equal to any imP0rted' ana
but half the price.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

EHOCeFteS.
Persons wanting good and cheap lam
ilv groceries will find it to their advant-
age 10 call at Barclays Grocery store,
at Cheeney's old stand. for family sup
plies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04
Writing Lessons.

Miss NJ. Purcell is noT prepared to
give wfi,ing lessons Ct her reside. residence,
corner Fourth ans f hsan f ssd for
.he study OF the ,Spencerian system.
Parsons wishing Co Join the class can ad-
dress through the Postoffice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-04

n, SUNDAY morning a pair Of large
Aojance scales. for weighing Ice, be-
tween the residence of General Murphy
and the former residence Of Harry
Hunter. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at Doe Benton's staoie