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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
CANE TO HIS OLD HOME To DIE -
NOW A HAPPY NAN.
<w.nua Nh lua n. lsss

NOW A HAITI MAN.
STAINS. ME, AUG ~, lss,
have suffered with serofalous namor
AMI ne CAiarrh Tor Is years. had the
Cs,arrh 90 bod n would drop down In my
throat. ami prsiaoeds catarrhal cough, l
have lived a nnmb-rofycars In Boston, AMI
employed ne bcst doctors In the State Of
Massachusetts, bat they told me that thsy
could not cur me was a uovn-hesfted
nan. and returned % my old home In tn
town ID dc. A0sr returning | employed
ssxeal promiueat doctors In this state and
used al kinds Il medicine. bot found 40
relief Nv friends In town know how |
suffered Last sprirg, hearing ~ The viz
tues In The Household blood fufintr aud
Cough Syrup, nv friends advised me 10
try u although discouraged, ! decided 10
Try H. and used one bottle; aner using H.,
10 my surprise Il gave ne relief inme.
diately purchased six bottles and have
used -four. Since using II ! am thEnkful
10 say that Il has relieved and cured me.
have not euioyed good health before Tor
rs years. cannot recommend The mcii.
che as much - Il deserves and I advisc
all people that are suffering with Cataffh,
ScrOfalOus llumor. Ioss " Appetite, OF
run down, % use u 10 viii save your hfc.
Nv sou has used this medicine for a Lung
trouble caused ~ lung fever. and 70 has
cured him Please publish this letter for
the hcueht % the suffering people. | am
willing % tai. my oath b The above facts.
I have paid out In al over 500 or doctors
and medicines. ami this medicine has cured
me By cleansing the disease IRON my blood
NJ any one wlshes - know sbout my case
they car call On or write o. me
ks-ty
STACY OLIVER
Highly recommended ~ reliable people
In oar state Cor consumption, Dyspepsia,
Fcmals diseases. kidney. Lang aud Liver
trouble. Biiousuess. Lost Manhood, kheu-
mAiism, Coughs. CataIrh and Scrunulous
uumors.
The Household Blood Purifier and
Cough Syrup.
FOR Sale BY all Dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

Yesterday. vhsn Nj. Frye reported the
bili Cot tho relief Of American shipping,
Mr.. Vest the Democratic senator IRON
hissourL an~tAgoniEed u with . PROPOSE
ton Cor FIRE ships. aud that question has
cot 10 be settled, when The bill tones ap
Cor sctlon.
Yours very truly,
ErsH~H Has
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
MARRIED..

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nfrha q. fevtfy Of Ntptsfaek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

What seems strange aboat ihe
OF some people N. though eni1N
good lufEment In other meteor '''
mis- b severn coli o. 20 unchrrt
assumes q ~ aspect jtie
syrup u q household necessity nn
Circumstance. Try DO SOL N
Holden. Druggist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

" There l. nothing true bot hrtf.
only the creation n = dreamy wrtf
TIE ret. hear a. out in "a claims of
Jsdwin'- Tar syrup viii 3D. ltcrrr
coughs, etc tfsctualiy AblN of
Qli Nlve piis goes With every II
fOr sale az uoNien'- Drug Store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
NOTICE OF SALE.

parsrantt q. Ursn.s f.a "a ia. 1Hffe q
~ a. Ia ~ C1uuiy of Oanfi. ani sat- Of
Naur. I shaN sru Al pGtie turtcn. anhsf rfe
rnuaT ga afTrfsir stt "a ~atrfttF ~ lth
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.rfrn.n, ~ thf rrsmlsss 81 a. ff"i I've 49,
latrrest shra Gee -. Here sn 90 nr ~
90. 81 Lowell Iu allI tHIrtr. hss IN All To W
oloaI 20 iFsrrnri "a ssfas siukffl IN hHl
Love l snl IN LEVEL NNIaFu. a. anE ns .Nufe
anI fof sci Huriri ~nufheflr AL s~rstrrIf ~
and rf heir of MAJ A harritus, unfttffU tl
anI % uAfnss NAkef - sni essrfIN ~ hhA
.f Ttusium A. az AT Nv ne maiu f.h
Dated MS iIh Az of lstfuarf 4 ~ N-A
InnN n IMlnl .M-lnlIL--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
SrArE VAR

Tue urHt Pair o. The Maiuc State Agrl-
cultural Slcisty wil probably BE- held for
thc who's wssk commencing sept 2tnd
To- coming Pair TrouIsc - o. Outio 10 ~
cry respect ul p%rrviou. fairs Already
tlc lArnrrs in sulne coautiss arr prvPsf-
iug Or L To- Nsw Eugland Pair viii
PROBABLY not come o. Maine mi. year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

Ina Lev sion caste. without max
~ any talk abcut l. IN advauos. has
cone out with a new dfes5, and prom
isss other im~Pr1vsment'. The Caste j.
a .ood Dcmocutic journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

In Is reported in the daily papers that
a Col. Hunt Of Michigan has willed
5000 10 Nm. Caroline Browne Of
Waterford the mother Of Artemus
Ward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

EAMfH. NNM f.
Its Altogether too sarly o. form any.
thing lac = correct opiniou In relation %
tle y0tc on ne Constitutional Amend.
neat Thcrc has been 20 tlscussion %
thc matter. AM M sflrt AZ orga u~ifatlou,
either Nr or against g. taat an aware Or
A. 40 prcscut advised. I am ~ the opinion
TAT the vote will BE- hight ant largely in
favor oil IT, Adoption. l 90 not think that
there NIL b. an organized opposition 20
O. A large majority % The Democrats
Wul doubtless vot- against H. n they vote
st al and q large msI1riiy 10 ne kspuh-
leans iu IT, favor if The Democrats pat
an article ln their platform against a.
which I a. not think they VII Do 70 viii
greatly luteuslN ne fceiing AMI - coarse
lucrvNsc ne vote Nv present opinlou :,
that TIE matter ell o. allowed o. 20 ~
trfuit AT To- that event the vote would
he light and the majority In favor % u
large.
Folowrg Is the Constitutional Amend.
msnt o. b. voted Tor
The mauufactsrc % intoxicating iiqaors
rot .rclufing elder, AMI he sac And Keep
lug fr sac % Intoxicating liquors, arr and
shaI be- forever prohibited Except bow.
ever. thAt ne sale and kespiug Cor sale ~
such liquors Coz medicinal aud mechanical
purposes All ne arts. and The sale and
keeping fr sale % cider. may b. permitted
Under such regulations - The legislature
nav provsie To Legislature shall enact
avs With saitable penalties for The sup
preston ofthc manufacture. sale. ant Keep
Ing for sale % Intoxicating liquors. with
TIE EXCEPTIONS herein spcCitcd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

TrgFrRsruEE last WHY AT jan
sunday. 20 . clear MONDAY Doe coatJ
Tuesday. i6, snow Noinesisy us
f,geyt Tuesday, 90 oggy frisy ls
cloudy Saturday. 20 clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

To ne Hor. ne fufiicss q the srpr,ms iudieisi
Canst usxt fn b. hotisn a. Psri=s within saa
o. ue Conriy 81 ostrd onihe second Tuesday
CuARt - c1YgRFN. formerly % Philips.
Coruu 81 Ffant r ~iate ofMti,s, nos Of babel
Nsias. usps uatT uuris sni rses ths boufa
hs tn.u q. tp,arr he
Joserh HaImsn. ga 90 tfe daf 81 Mach
Is-l anf IA tai ty tsr tee chilfta tos ltlnss
va Frsnt Carrn sxetsyelrs sntiares tottea
wsrnsre ~. sluats tehavei nimscil ~ = faiih
~ chasts aud a. ~ctiDnste husband tosHd Ne
y. ID kla Clrrfn. tut that TIE sati tia steNl
upnadiui u her marriage sossnani and daty'
serted your nlfiaai. Ant rrntssto 1--we ~ith HIN
asaIn athoazh frt4ueally aakci b. hnn - 90 90
Tba. ne pTcssut frslicnH u ne al tua Set
heo l. sukoo~n % Ioaf line,ani AL s.iset %
your nteiani trays fixht aut lusiic and that Ne
naF IL divorced non ihe b DDS u mAuimoay
sst..ss hin ssih.s sAii s,,s 80 a suV
SKI 90 MAi~E.
OXFORD - e Ia is1.
ma petssnAlJ sppesrei ths above naned
Chares Cofrrn AMI ntie oath % ne uuth OF
~ 10 "a linE lbei ~ hin sisnsd. nsiofe ne
STATE % MAINE.
supu me Juiicial Ccuu Jan. 70 80
Ioon ~ f~sresoias Libel. ORDERED. thAi the H.
beiinf gve n0tice 70 III sad Eis cgffen 10 ~
prar b. ARE ne Justoes "a our sAi supfene ~
said eourty Of Oriort on The ssc,nd Tuesday q
March cent. by publlshinz an sietted c.py OF
~ libel and 0rdcr thertoa 10 The oxford Demo
cfai = pable n~esspapor printei N Pare. "a ne
a 49, III Onforf ihrse weeks farcesstxely, The
l..f tubarstiou thereof o. be twenty dass, Al
lesst' hstoue he sltunx Of sal touii, that stt
maj thcn and there In oar ssd Conr shes csuse
N sny ne have. whY the prayer OF s'd heei.n'
wM. wIEI yIRGI>. Justice I. , C.
OXFORD. ss-sagre@e JsiseAs coefi Siefks
the cor, Of libel snd order q Court thereon
Atte.f. ALBERT !. AUSTIN, Ckt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

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Ftds HFsns hs umr o. 80 49, trtis o. n ~
sslf snf mt lrrnM rHr RI" NInf I 10 f"nraHf
ng 80 clair arf ri BE ssu.aEt
% NNANs
Arrrsr HERMAN l. nAgtLEtT
30. gtrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

mrss 4~usrtsft 81 IRON 81 fsff. ~ M
uuraGsh foaf. sfart hs - aftte ~eu IL huti
place stofy arfahsf uouss nut Bare hnfe AT
afuiT rslrfcf art Tarffri inatr.
fsnH u arrIr fr~rn. trarr \ ~ q. T. - 60 q
rNrrr tIIAs VI nnNkEN.
= IarIa Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
OBITUARY

uITf. iu Nnrh NHer. Dan
anna N sIn. aTHI | wears au.
MHs "a vas born m llUIHT rUf
= rnfrfu years she bias rHaNIII nj ~
ufI per daughter. Mrs. Al n Dbl.
elfn Der husband fHnIH IN raINI
a. ulinmf ffrrss sic 81
Eufl nrllfh fnr fefufN years, arI
inTa near fno UInsT nf Dor IM aUI"
That She iralHai death rafHrr OBJ.
ahru af last Death came fH Doc rF
cHmfu fnc HImHuuus uHN
ceased ras carried fn uIkUf.i tn "
ihr Husband of beg YUufN.
Dearest mother. n u NHafi.n u.
AMI uur bone Is innrIF noe
Iuf 90 DnI nIs i.rrf .H
Ann fn Him ur NnHuNIf nIH
Win us fnN r4mn snlI 1--WE
INuuln long sIn.rrI|nr FIIH
ImnliDrl slfn aI nur nrart aH
COR PRAISES anN oar ffIIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

Iwii say hat the nearly az snimoas sen
timsut ~ TIE voters Of al parties In this
town. a. vel a. In this part Of our county
seems % be 10 nvor % the frOhibitOTy
Amendmsut have no doubt there will
b. a fal vote upOn ~ By both parties, and
that there viii be % party issue made In
reference % a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

Tue I<ws,on Jouraai o. Saturday. Feb
=, publshcia page Of letters from all parts
o. Maine. giving oplsious 10 regari 10 The
vote % The Prohibitory Constitutional
Amendment We publish below, The re
ports made frOm various towns 10 oxford
Coauty Thsy SEEN 10 Indicate that thsre
WILL b. tut little n auy organized opposl.
ton to The srtiCle. AMI thai "a viii Dc car.
red by a lsrge majority
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
or VITAL INTEREST To MAINE



II uow appears that the Mofrison tar
IN BIZ. wh.ch has already becn discussed
in cur columrs was not a craiiCu o. bis
osn. a. wss fui given out By BIZ cppo-
meats IN The ncufocfaic party, bat was
the result Of long CONSULTATION between
the nemocnilc members Of the wAys
and Means Committee. each q whom es-
pressed themselves a. satisfied With it IN
the msla Tbs only gccs 10 show that
The southern frce trade wing Of the De-
mocrscy i determined 70 shape he poll
cy q The party and tha, means disaster
% the Industries % The North Therc j.,
81 course. some opposition 10 such q pol
- In thcir orn ranks. bat n they sholit
sscure oouirol OF the Government the
Southem faction. which j. dominant 10
tie party oounsiis To-Day and which has
ever bsen oa'sPoken in IL support offree
trade. would ~iihoat a shsdo~ Of q
dogb, shape ihe lrgislatioa q the party
20 conform 10 IT, ilea on tbs question.
Tbs = q matter q vital i~mPor,ance 60
The people q Maine a. there = % State
Ia the Jnion that would b more dsas-
trously affected should The Dsmoerstic
party succeed IN hrceing is free trade
doctrine upon the country The indas-
iries that are the very hie q the STATE
you'd Be- strickea to~n, a. ths bil
seems almos, 70 have been aimed ~iih
particular malgniy a, oar pcoPt Tue
voters q the State should pondsr vel
over his QLestioa.
On The one band we have q system Of
protection which means a continuance u
The prosperity that has aiiended the a.
forts Of cur people IN the past. and on
the other free trade which meal IDLE
mills. unemployed labor, run down farms
rrduoed wages and a general Paralyss
OF az kinds q business Tbs i a qlcs-
iion that shoald b. iakca rgh; into The
home circle and discussed By The IRE
side. a. Il sfrct, every member ~ the
household Think vel What nemoCra'-
ic success means aai thea place youf
stamp u condcmnatioa upoa thc party
hat aims tts blow a. your welfare, m
the city and town elections a. wcli az IN
The State anl National elections later on.
The vital importance Of this matter 10
the people q Maine i ally prssnted IN
the following Interesting letter from SEN
afor Hale Oh one ~ oar ctfcns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
~ OPPOSITION Gould LIvE

The question % the ProhibltOry Amend
neat l. being sgitated % q considerable
extcut Thsis viii he a nll vote upon the
aneuimcut Popular opinion Ia such. IN
Der ne Influence u the Good Templar
Lodge the Crystal Wave and . Reform
Cub-0rgauitod nearly eight years ago,
which "a ever since hctn a " beacon
light for Temperance, that 10 organized
opposition 10 10 cOuld live q m0meut
There src toabiless those who. through
pollucal anIlations. are not quite In mii
fellowship With it YET they vii not vote
against t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
AnrlInEn ~

TNILUI y. TO
The question OF The adoption of The Pro-
hihitOry amendment has hceu discussed
very uiue ~ yet but a. nr A. can Dc To-
tlcaici AZ This moment 10 vii receive =
decided ave vote In this town. There arc
crcicrt trmperaucc organizations here,
and thc temperance people are 10 q clcar
majority shen hrought cut ~ an import
aut lssue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

tfsa~ven-knosn nt tat mnsf = tlf
% 90 at taifie fus 90 49, In ftf r.rns
~ Il un~f IrsIt ftaf sffrlfan OnIlan
- o. l. afsHfffIf rrfa anl YER Nalua1f
sothlug ON fsuh will make hens
lay llke sheridsn's Condition Pow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

NuGH Az. fsh E
From pressut Indication. and nom COO.
v~ersatiou VITA persons o. different parties
i Judge TIE vote ~ Norway on The Pro
hl6itoy Amendmsnt % the Constitution l.
likely - b. light There are no indica-
tons 90 organized opposition. outsltc
The Temperance organizations there - Al
most entire indlfcrcnce on The subject
bat agitation may awaken a greater inter
80 fof ard against, before The time % vot-
iug Juiess The opposition shoald De-
greater than 40 present appears, the votes
cast are likely % b. largely In favor Of the
Amendmeut
uEsr NEN oT Al AErtEs ,GEEEp.
oxTokn Ysh f.
believe The sentiment against the trAf
Co., lu alcoholic liquors = stronx AMI pr.
mancuL n IL % coufncd % political
parties. TIE best mcu % al parties are
kgreoi 1pou tils matter ani he oPPcsl-
tl1n . prohibitory avs Is almost eutlrcly
coudnct O. thoss Who 90 intnxicsnts and
Who Nil have them ~ book OF By crook
Tbs class. a. a rule, arr mcn ~ Nttle To-
fleucc in the community. and are Mt The
ma o. organize opposition o. the Amend
msut or o. act uu.tediy against prohinits-
~ avs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

yerelIae }. 81 by aIl DrusgIsla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

stO ~ vArsIss, Edio, and Proprietor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

WurnUhs Tho mrmh0u Uf fIH
arr raIri lrnn fr fUH 0rHf NuI'
IIFIsIHu rfaHu In mnufnIHT NNt.I
n.f nf Divine IUuHI.HuHH fH Ua
mIIaf UUr nrluFHi rUmUHnIHu on
a.I 200 l.rI llfl akru NIu HH.
nay rsHlIfH In NIr HHrNaFr wNnfN
f.fIrs 0f aI n.sH. fIIf N sn NFI'f 0
or nrafrnIF Father calls uf IH'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10
The Arthur Movement.

New York. April 8.-The ]atee.
Arthur movement is one in which
Herald. Evening Commercial, and
Express are engaged among the
business men ahere. The Herald
prints Q list of O dozen principal
bankers and merchants who have
pronounced for Arthur. It includes
John 4. Stewart, Richard A. Nc
Curdie, Charles L. Tiffany, Geo,
Bliss, G. B. Foot and Hatch &
Son. The Express adds to this q
dozen bankers, including William
Dodd, Frederick Tappan, W. A.
Sherman, Seligman and Co., Hen
~ Clews; also. twenty leading pro.
duce merchants and thirty or forty
principal lawyers AID business
men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

Men who have lost all confidence
in the jury system will not have
confidence renewed by the record
made by San Francisco jury last
Friday. They were trying q man
on a charge of robbery, and eleven
men stood firm for ACC initial while
one was in favor of conviction.
Being returned into court and dis
charged, the prisoner pleaded guilty
much to the chagrin Of the eleven.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10
The Overland Telephone Con,

The Overland Telephone Com
p1ny.
The Overland Telephone Com
pany of Utah fled their articles OF
incorporation Friday with the Sec
rotary of the Territory. The Com
pany organized with q capital stock
of 100000 divided into 10000
shares. They propose to connect
the following cities with their line;
Ogden, Salt Lake City, Park City,
Provo City, Corinne and Logan
City, with central exchange al
Ogden.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

The Democratic papers laid great
stress . few months ago upon the
$500 Democratic majority in Cleve-
land Ohio. They held that such
change in Ohio showed quite clear
" that the Republican party was
going to pieces all over the country.
Now the Republicans win by over
5000 majority, just getting in lise
for the Presidential campaign, you
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

John A. Walsh is coming out
with some more Star-route music.
It seems as if the hardest thing in
tho world to prove is what every
body knows. All the testimony in
the country will not convict the
Star-routers. If they confessed
sauarely to all their crimes the
Jury would disagree.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

At yesterdays closing rates, says
the San Francisco Post, the aggre-
gate value of all the mines on the
Comstock lode was So, LEO, 900.
The shares of one mine-the Sierra
Nevada-sold for more than this
two or three years ago.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

Billy Carr. the ex-po'iticise, is
running a big ranch in Kern county
with Haggin & Tevis. It comprises
600 GOO acres. and. as Mr.. Carr re-
marked to man the other day, 1T
is the nucleus of big ranch.''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

RolAing Lawyers Accountable.
The San Francisco Post Of recent
.aass prints. quotations. from the
speeches Of Judge Wallace. . NOM
Der Of the Supreme Bench and .
candidate for the u. 8. Senate. 1t
shows that tho gentleman enter
tains I've exactly opposite opinions
upon the railway question. When
making . speech as attorney OF the
road he has one idea Of the law. but
when talking to prospective con-
stituents for votes he entertains and
expresses entirely different views.
Tho idea of holding lawyers &C
EQUITABLE for what they say in
Court is new thing. The lawyer
hes always been regarded as the one
particular man who has carte blanche
to say anything he plesses for pay,
and it seems quite bold Of the Post
to pull IN attorneys utterances
upon him IS campaign document
OF course if an editor happens ia
take the wrong side of . question
he is charged with having been cor
rupted with coin, but when law
yer takes the same side and openly
boasts of the size of his fee, he Ii
much admired for his talents anc
business capacity. We are glad t.
see the Post bent on doing away
with some Of the peculiar notions
regarding lawyers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

Jay Gould has again cut down the
salaries of his railroad employees.
His net income fell q trife below
twenty millions last year and he is
getting alarmed at the outlook.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

"AVING SUCCEEDED r q
i'll the business of the Carson City Saw
ings Bank we are now prepared to do
General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange bought and sold on
San Francisco, New York, England
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and re-
ceive deposits on open account
Collections made at current rates Of
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold on
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York-Messrs. Opdyke & Co.
The American Exchange in Europe
(Limited) -Messrs. Knauth, Nachod &
Kuhne.
San Francisco-The Anglo Californian
Bank (Limited.) Messrs. Homer T..
King 4 Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10
Banking Notice.

THE UNDERSEGNE Ed BEG. TO
announce that they have transferred
their Banking Business to The Bullion
and Exchange Bank Incorporated in
Carson City, Nevada. March "a, 1850
which will continue the same. Thank
ing the public for the liberal patronage
Of the past, we beg to solicit the coRtin-
uance of the same for our successors.
The Carson City savings Bank.
Carson City, Nevada, March 81, 1884.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-10

Location .Adazns House Block.
next door to Tailor shop.
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