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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-22
For Young Readers.
THE DAISIES,

Daisiesi
Low in the grass and hign in the clover,
Starring the green earth over and over.
Now into white waves tossing and breaking,
Like \ foaming sea when the wind IS waking,
Now standing upright, tall and slender.
Showing their deep hearts golden splendor:
Daintily bending.
Airily lending
Garlands of flowers for earth's adorning,
Fresh with the dew of a summer morning.;
High on the slope, low i'm the hollow.
Where eye can reach or foot can follow,
Shining with innocent fearless faces
0ut of the depths of lonely places.
Till the glad heart sings their praises
Here are The daisies.
The daisies!
Daisies!
See them ebbing and flowing,
Like tides with the full moon going:
spreading their generous largess free
For hand to touch and for eve to see
In dust of the wayside growing,
On rock upland blowing,
BY meadow brooklets glancin0
On barren fields a-dancing
Till the world forgets TO burrow and grope,
And rises aloft on the wings of hope;
oh! of all poSies,
Lilies or roses,
Sweetest or fairest
Richest or rareSt,
That earth in its JOY to heaven upraises,
Give me the daisies!
Why? For they glow with the spirit of youth,
Their beautiful eyes have the glory of truth;
Down before all their rich bounty they fling
Free TO the beggar and free To the king
Loving they stoop to the lowliest ways,
Joyous they brighten the dreariest days.
Under the fringe of their raiment they hide
Scars the gray winter hath opened so wide;
Freely and brightly
Who can count lightly
GIFTS with such generous ardOr- r-proffered,
Tokens OF love from such full hearts offered,
Or look without glances of joy and delight
At pastures star-cOvered from morning till
night,
When the sunshiny field abaze is
With daiSieSi
Daisies,
Your praise is
That you are like maidens, as maidens should
be:
Winsome with freshness, and wholesome to
see;
Gifted with beauty, and joy to the eye,
Head lifted daintily-yet not too high;
Sweet with humility, radiant with love,
Generous, too, as the sunshine above;
Swaying with sympathy, tenderly bent
On hiding the scar and on healing the rent;
lnnocent-looking the world in the face,
Y ct fearless with natures own innocent
grace;
Full of sweet goodness, yet simple in art,
White in the soul and pure gold in the heart
All. like unto you should all maindenhood he,
Gladstone to know, and most gracious to see;
Like you, my daisiesi
-IVide Apdke,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04

CASTLE a cOORE.
SHIFTING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-IlIpnIlrERs M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04

is pushed over the
part Of the root Is
,bl,er pTa7ualIr con
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-04

|THE PLANT HERETOFOREl
a Hsed on the SUUASU PLANTATION. Consisting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
NEW OKLEINS.

NV rrlrouArulo ms runrvrl

fnY rrirguAru 80 rms rvDrVrl
Nrw-OwrAV-. Aun. -. N,gor Guiloite went
fishing lbo other dag and caught LaEo Ponchar-
train catfish one ol the pnuiolt Il ho, iu the waters
of thia state nld ono that ig almost 80 vicious nan
sul.o Tho h.h. ~ itp .truttlcl fof Freedom drove
- hu into ono of the Mayor hn'ori nnd tho doctors
now any the finger must br nupuinlcd.
Philadelphia H. not Che only cIly In tho Union
Vhoio inauuo people are chained ~ dr'rry rooms
ON MondaF tho police, acunR ON Information re-
cci,cI from n,ighbo,. invaded "a house ~ the
Nth Dnutt, occupied ~ q coiorl family named
Clinton. and found Brc.y Clinton % nineteen
ycar-od g.rl ciy.iucl TO Tine floor of rear r'om'
which was sicloning ~ 10, hlih aud is close and
no.Ious ntmotpucro. The gr has bcon Insuc
about "A year Her mad ic,, wa, eau I'D bj tic do
.ctiou Of hof lover SHo was tuhcn cnrs, of by
the authorizes.
Ga Monday evening were buried tln remains of
William T. Iott, jr. of Ntouo q Tutt, ono of tho
best known and most substantial bu.luc" firms IN
tu. city. He'd. cd ou August ! !, ni Poland SPRINGS,
49,. whittier hr bad gone for ht health. lie was
only ihruy-uiuc wears of oso. hlt no man wns bet
tcr known on moro esteemed en- social aud buunoas
circle, than ho.
Thrdr1th of Jacob Strauss on Tuesday last in
hisscyCuty-I>th year removed ono Of the most
cou.picuou. G,rc, AID prominent money lcpdcr,
OF Cnr1ud'rt-.t the Wlll-t. of Ncw-Orlnlns lie
left li, largo fortune 90 thtoc Ulud-. mldr.n. all
,..i,,t. t.,..i..l.,l If , Il ..c,..I d,u,ticr IIo
49,. 80, t. -
'P'c'9'} 'up'''l'I 'h ''' "'" '''' "''I u" CIR
cum. stance should any of f.r money go 10 the chill
Jt.p.. father. "a man ulin.dC4,s. st.I,, and n,
- h. ,.... ,,,., oo...I aud Le c,,..d , con-
aratiou be, Vccn AS, and hi, dautAtrr and Two or
I ,... ., ,......,..l C,.. f,r .tt..i,,,,,,
'i"'' l'"'' az ~ '' ',,'7
hlu III his Once ana attempting Z" XII nm. ne
aiiMr at TIA" time Crri,'d tc.n.hdohs So salon.
strauss money goes to ll' lui' In.l nary, jew
fh ,Nt"NS ana oiG''n' y y HH, Lutie SISTERS
on th' DOR ana NARY '"l"oHc orphan ASy-
l''h' snare ana shdio"'Ihc'
The Ncv-Ih.r.a war Is over. and everybody is
Glad thqt n l. 3d. for n hal cro.vn 10 be a lor,b'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
BtJSIOy.


| rRoN ~ occ '.loS>L poAGl,i,.bl,r oI mn IaurNrl
BOarON, Aug % The event If the week IN
local chronicle, has bctn the great i0S Cd, fuelly alter
noon and evening After two days of ,corcAuy heat the
wind went out c1st" and tie consequence Was os Of
remarkable density The trip OF tic steamboat Twilight
ham huston 10 N.nf,kc, at O'Clock with tho usual
lI.c load of Boston merchant, returning 90 their sum
mrr res loucc, was ln- and ceutiui SERIES ID. col
liuons. almost any one OF which might have been ca
p.ctcI 10 Doe auculcl wiki fatal results. Happily the
casualties we've limited to severe Commissions d-ti ttcl
among three OF four persons. II wa'a miraculous c-
cape # only from the ptico which might have been ca
pc,icd to arise on board tIo tlron-cd harbor boat,
knocking into another in the narrow AMI toriuou'
channel The speed of the Twilight, which Wa the
lr- go and swfc, Of the steamboats,, Is suspected u5
the man cause o Acr rnuinl INTO the John Brooks and
the stanford the :Unted states Inspectors eNanina
ton viii be eagerly awaited
Tho passing of dividend 10y the Calumet and iecla
Mns Company this wear has cen the cause Of moro re
trcucumon Boston upper crccs than al! the rest OF
the DISASTERS an the stock market Eo1vir Boston has
lccu .iruck IA the e NIp,cs ~ Northern fjcIhc ana
Union Pacihc. The annual meeting Oh N'dur- .dY vas
fcs-or Alexander Asns,l, tic rrcsdent OF to company
defended the action 0 the directors IA s~ncudmE Ia"
wa, very Wrpt az their dOI- VEon nc first ret Irncd
from Iurol AMI itrrd tH 10 had been done lie .ad
prove the best economy i the long ruu and the most
costly machinery wa ld pay for Itself u Tie saving
taken that strikes need Doe tctr0d and the
time had como when tie ttumrt ana iIrcll Wouil COM
pete ia foreign countries with Us only No. a. rich mine
Iu SPAN. Following Mr.. AEIf-ls statement the COM
pany reelected its officers aud passed. vote oil cOnh-
drncc u them.
The Public Library report has rather an Apologize
tone, though the crit '-m freely expressed I'm past
year, concerning tic amount ana character Of The ucuou
distributed o tine youth of tAc city had had cou,ld. tilc
effect. The trustee soy they are tt1rVug the demand
FOR the popular novels az no permanent value 10y
keeping hand only single COPY of each ana that
Rigid scrutiny Oi the morality of each new book made.
The death of MANAGER Us cr Of the Buuu Theatre re-
moves most uccuml .lrl Theatre agent from thr hrl
and cavc- o"'u one ui tine most attractive and success al
thratrcs In Boston.
Plymouth Rock aud the OF the wreck OF the city
of tou bu,1 ra' Head At." Leon added 90 the l,t a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24

| 10 mn, OF leek set an onion at tho peak.
ais,,s more tney might guess az the deep o, m.
From portfolio we showed her case once filed .,..
S9ew was 81 Ing close hauled bu', aQhast and aO,.,
""nh ,hey n"1o out our ease there was ohanglna
at me sheets are you ready Now keen he,
AND Win the wind fro ,vn che ran on our ,oe
'AhoI -aih me- ana 81 hoyi" said We. ubsv a,..
begin tn Ia iion at - J. 'J siEau
Ana the with lnsI lance h. offered o. tlnce
g You must be fcl-and ~ bond yOn" be- .,ld
" Or u IN 90 doesn't gee why tDI Iali b af1 ,n,
" All my windows % bay sud tI"y LOOK On Ill., o
Tue only hing t'li mis- quIl comy.ete 80 a.,
Bu yncn or s5ut ttippc- " tn a., i,il' g.am"
~ sort ~ resilr took IN thlt strange ve Ppcr
"I,a, s'ol j. "e b ara m nntter. MS Jad ab,ro,.
Go board that thing me- AMI my crew.
TEA cold dty when blamed n do,
Though never % man % M ayes h SPOT
u droRnn o wen brownie YA,ntw
That's boW Ne came 10 90 ne home IN "A A.. y
Ana 10 irrl ~ her huft 4 You dOub ci my storv
Nantucket, you soa, IA IN the ser, uaiuro ri, III.
boa1Dg place. 10 get Ia r. yon must take Ia me
Indeed this ia one Of tho pl.anBt, ie,,,,s'
tbr island The anil from Now. ) ofk along IN. "a
T. n mo. q onlpynbln ono "'
From Fui RIVER ~ Hcw.nc iford q, but sho,, NJ,
hour by rail-, anl thH Ger ~ WhiHh ypu 80, "..h
lull ai lnl llyrf lands yuu nt tho wlnIf IA \ 'l9
fora whore You take the niphmnpl ftt N ulrr a
neg ~ bl % wafer ~ wei ian Win % nuihnt oast.
no plolnihi oui 81 iufinr'e ~ AID ibions t,ls
I.to ltus, tIfoIFh w. obs noe Rip nj ,rV
wiior ihm barn dor, Cor ufl wici 90 die T 5ss
Vineyard win II, BipuN H. dinr,' n1a Az,
fingt, nnd o. mon - 'If fIrrttl 20, In ia
"t.ttnrhorod isln" WIN he plk1a 40. yoI 80 ~ .i
,t ~ T. whe.e aud how 1oIr' Ronl to got In rtts
too, 90 the mos oom ortabs bias 90 nmandsi h,
- y ort tam liar viii over. inch of VAC, aon, ~
ui. MI lem t1ly itiHrs, AMI tn WhD % AZ ia'|s
the ne nnd not h. Goa -lIdor mo sdlfn aid etn.,
cncnd .up'rntaniieno' ~ my II en- EIw,rI - p,,Pen
est l. an udcr ia 0n3 who lovo,t w,ier.'1
IA glvcp 10 boring proud ~ Nlntu ks and gsoe,ai
IKE myself, finds Ms way here another selsoni -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
ms INTENTION WIs MlSrInRN.

IIITI "TI| 0TTT-|I
They were chums, and occupied the same
rom. ono ~ ho whp uuf dlssp tel. rad been drink
ing or tcv days, wa ~. trontly very much de
pr.-s drew tcru YER from drawer, looked ~ "
dr. % Nuic
II luvc 80 money. rto pi1utd almost ca. 10 thing J
own. d 500 Dol. Que mend bli 100, lu tuiul frtuNtt
n Wl do lnc p'fii service. f.." hIl D. hIrI 'hr
pit 81 fro thr .tYIr.
Dn - H.u0f " t.tlU HI h4 fr cud nud room
"shon. 20 'Nrl umrd th" suIp erd Suicide "Wh' "a
M n Ing of HI.utiug 90
You a., thr Ie'oygr was going 10 do you pIrtins
srrNirc. DUl't h. ri.hl'
avn, Won dame lu.l apu IB rpin- to lIi lI.' s.r
Vice. mn guin. 90 nHh 10 dull 'IDa l'.I WlfH
old -,hWhrtl'. 'tr. nul ert SOM. Decor Zoe unu ..
and utuul ing MO- ili. IrIuN Wtnpt Bon lIp % Ir went
Austin nfr in the dr. elton VI thc Headline Ipt
ltutpi'a p4fnhii- hm"ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
PHILADELPHIA.
WORKINGMRN'S ASSOCIATlONS-AN ST.
MENJS

WORKINGMENS ASSOClATlONS-ANUSt
MEMS.
lProM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT of IiE tAlbON|I
PHmApELruIA, Aug. 23.-Ihe No'lis'o"D
Hospital fer tie Insane which Is almost ih' "d'PI'
.,tiul,ion is TO ad,pt new feature. Many o ''' ~
m,ie. p,,sr.s musical abilities and Dr. 'hi'' '''
inlnaecr has organized band from among tA' IN uO'
Of the necessary funds To per cct he pan -
tributpl by a uumbcrof persons favorable " "'
~ trcatmcut Of IN, unfoduna,os ia the Il ''''o'
w,., ,,o,v ~ tre solar TIP Assocat o. "a far non
iruporiuut than it, name would i'di'alt II ' " -,
exclusively OF shoemakers except mt '''' ,onI
IN. with chem some other mt,hA De-. mo d" 80,
,,, .n,.b a town 1nrro is auo,h her as'ocial'u "a
,,rcatcr interest IN Phil .dclnha, ANA Of al MY
,rce Of which n tn pr ~, moment au p'' -
"a, not be eiyon f,r although there is 40 se'I'' 80,
pe,..on with IT, rs arrangements are NOT ~ "a.
COM Ictcd It is styled the Tenants f.0e'"'c -,
ton a Il /. composed OF workngmen Ih'y ''' 80
council. In every ward OF city. anu al' arc IN
control of d senate II d.sc'aims aA 'on"''" t,r,,
Commun ,m and all its pupo.os are lot ~, . ma
nothing IN the least TO do with loyout onal ~ an pea
IT Is unprs iOc fur any but good c.p@th' "
beers. -
n has boon decided by tho new control 81 tue yeI
a. Nil. la a. utt masked btlls thrit as IN 80 ~
81 thr ut4t timc maslcd ht Is it l"t..,t a GOD
AZ ii. N.Y. who Brought upon us mh's'"'"
deal Ut uultue 81. -.
Tho Arch street Theatre opens ON MONDAY u''"
Onr of the llnirisan pc iotmahc'" ,h.
Tbetuo theatres which have been 9l,n uUt' siiees
,.,'.'t ,,.,l lin C,r.tnut street MI Nahul DOL
nlry we'd ~ miserable hous.e but lheh p
nraftpN WpiunItd an tims ptile' n.
mo uprrn ilouae also opens on MonlW ..rh,,le I'D
he PA se of Sew Noh' II Is wv, ,r ta EeW.Yod
nearly nll the 90 FACTIONS just nov t'ief !" '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
CHICAGO.
PLEUEO-PNEUMONIA- POLITICS NEWS.
BDYS
IN, rrtrinNnrorr ramuyr.r

my TELEGRAPH IT, az. fNBDTEt
CucAGo. Aug 23-lhe feiyor with which the
Republican campaign has been entered npon m
this cit, /, without prrc' dcu in the history Of the
party gnugcd by thc pcronal activity of the
young voting element lhis Is supposed to spring
from their admiration Of the qualities which go to
make mp nu ideal leader. The matching orgunila-
tions exceed iu numbers and strength 10 an cxtr-
ordinary o.. .It those of any previous political cnui-
paipn. aud they hnye sprung into existence ON the
motion only Of the young element which rompn4cs
them. SO great have their numbers grown that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24

A Young artist who ia hunting for model
fni " nus "a hn. -, has sui Md Of baltimore aud
pIh clpiii without finding good enough l-ur. 1nis
h. uithu1ly true. ihtlc re- very few NtRl Uik tr-
iUfk Graphic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
The Harden Grenade.

Mr.. Hume Yer:inston will give
an exhibition of Harden Hand
Grenade fire extInguisher tbs ev
ening in front of the Capitol Square
at the junction Of King and Main
streets.
L. r. Etockwell, the well knows
Marks, the Lawyer" in Rails ''Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" is now with the
Grismer-Davies Company, which
appears at the Opera House, Thurs
day, November 18th, in Monte
Crists."
Joha Mackay is reported to have
received dispatch from Chairmas
Jenes, of the National Committee
asaslring him that the official re-
turns would give New York to
Blaine. Steve EIkins, of the same
committee. on Saturday dispatched
to W. w. Morrow, of; San Fran
cisco, that Blaine would certainly
he declared entitled to the New
York vote.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
saeridan's Plans.

! The Virginia Footlight thus ont
lines the probable distribution Of
Federal patronage in this State:
Warren J. Sheridan has already
made the town lively by his pres
snce, and has fixed the business for
the Federal Offices of Nevada.
Sherry" himself vii! have the
Postohice and will reopen the IA
dies window he will also attend to
the money -order department in per
son. He has telegraph to Mile.
Finlen, offering him the Mint.
Capt. Jack Enders will be Super
visor Of Internal. Revenue and
Billy Dale will superced General
Christopher Columbus Powning as
Surveyor General. Sherry is look
ing for a young, able-bodied man
for the Indian Agency in place of
Bill Gibson. and also wants a good
Republican to take charge of the
American Fat tsll-gate. He pro-
poses to shake dice fer the 4400,-
OOe, 900 that nov remains in the na-
tionat Treasury, and to make it a
point that there will be nothing to
shake for when he lets 90. Several
lucrative positions have not yet
been promised BY Sherry, but he is
locking for good men to al the
same. He expects to live in Paris
for couple Of years, and will take
Nasty" With him ~ . companion
asd guide. Due notice will be
given Of later appointments BY
Judge Sheridan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

In the November number Of the
Overland Monthly begins q serial
novel BY Ada Langvorthy Collier,
the scene Of which is laid in the
poineer settlement Of Iowa, the
present site Of Dubuque, then . few
mining cabins. Many pioneer
characters and historic Incidents
enter int The story, and it will
doubtless prove a somewhat notable
literary incident, as the Geld is
new, and will be especially interest
ing to the people Of the central
West. Mrs. Collier 10 we'll know a.
q writer in her own section, and ID
to the readers of the Overland by
several poems that have been widely
copied. She is said to be the
daughter Of the first settler on Iowa
soil, and to have drawn largely on
the facts thus known to her for the
matarial Of her story.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

The VoLTAIc BELT Co., of Mar
shall. Mich. offer to send their Gel
ebrated ELEcTRo-V oLTAIc BELT
and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days, to men
(young or old) afflicted with nerv-
GUS debility, loss of vitality and
loss Of manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many
other diseases. Complete restora-
ton t. health, vigcr and manhood
guaranteed. No risk is incurred
Is thirty days trial is allowed.
Write then At once for illustrated
pamphlet free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
Mark Twai. t. Mis Bre her.

When Mark was Sam Clemens,
a rambling reporter. and his brother
Orion, U. S. Land Register for the
State Of Nevada, the latter gave a
dinner to some Carson friends on
the occasion Of opening his new of
fetal apartments, and among the
number present was Sam. Orion
persisted in telling funny stories.
and Sam would look up in his queer
way and smoker. At length Orion
asked him what he was laughing at
when Sam drawled out: ooh, you
are snch a d ID fool!'-Port of
Entry Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
Masonic Notice.

The members Of Carson Lodge
No. l, F. & A. NJ, of Nevada, are
requested to attend at the Masonic
Hall, att o'clock P. NJ, on Satur-
day, November 18th, 1884, for the
purpose of work in the Sd degree
of Masonry. All sojourning broth
ers are cordially invited to be
present.
By order Of the Worshipful Mas
ter. Attest:
CHARLES MARTIN,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

Mrs. Bush has recovered from
her indisposition, and is ready to
receive orders for stamping and en-
broidery at her establishment in
the Opera House block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

On and after November 1st, 1884
the steamer Tod Goodwin will
make but one trip a week, leaving
the wharf at Glenbrook at Z A. NJ,
on each Tuesday making the round
trip and returning at P. NJ, max
ing close connection with the stage.
j. A. TODNAN.
Captain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
The Tssrs~. Ffana Grenade.

Mr.. Hume Yerinetnn. Of this
city, has been appointed sole agent
for Western Nevada for the Har-
den Hand Grenade Fire Extin-
guisher. These grenad-s, now in
use by the leading business houses
OF California, have lately been
brought into requisition during
large fires, and have been proven
by actual test the most effeotual
fire entinguisher Of the day. Ex-
perime ,tal tests will be made in
this city from time to time. due no.
notice Of which will be given in
the papers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

The craze for painting pots st;!l
goes on in Carson. Young ladies
say that the best kind Of vases
they get now, come from China
town and are found in the shape
of oxtlandish old pots which the
Chinese throw away. It takes al
most dollars worth of paint to
smear over one of these three gallon
pots.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

For Banquets, Dinners and Par
ties use Eclipse Extra Dry, it is
equal to any and superior to most
imported brands. and the only nat
ural California champagne in the
market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
The SitIsti0u.

New YORK, November 10
Nessrs. Elkins. Jones, Fessenden
.ndrSanator Hobart of New J.r
soy, we're at the Republican Ma
tisnal headquarters today in con-
ference. b.. the result Of their de
liberation i ,n, made known.
Chairman Warren. Of the Rcpuh
lean Stale Committee. returns to
his home this evening, and Vroo-
man tomorrow.
A. S. Draper vii henceforth rep
resent the committee in this city
Vrooman today said The Dem.
ocrats claim the State from the
inside" bv S6l. and the De no
cratic investigation Of returns in
this city has already lowered tina.
amount 70 446, by reason OF an er-
ror against Mr.. Blaine of 455 votes
At the Democratic headquarters
this was not verified.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
Dec. Be.te.'s Livery stable

Dec. Denton,s Livery Sta BE.
Doc Benton wishes to inform his
patrons that. while ont of the .fsg
business, be is at the old stand
ready to furnish livery teams vt
the shortest notice. Also deals in
ice, delivered t. any part Of the
city. and 9insral vster.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

HSW to Loosen u Rusty Screw
One of the simplest and read'e t
ways to loosen a rusty screw is to
heat the head Of the screw. A
small bar, OR rod of iron, fat at the
end, if Redeemed in the fire and ap
lied for two or three minutes to the
head Of the screw, will - soon as it
heats the screw, render its with
drawal a. easy BY the screw-driver
Is if itwere only 4 recently inserted
screw.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

Fulsom & Dunn have purchased
Fred ,Dressler's entire hay crop
and will sell the same at SIG per
ton. They also keep constantly on
hand all kinds of grain, which they
eel. at the lowest market price. I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
Bisi.,3 All Right.

Judging from private advices
from the East, We are disposed to
think that Blaine has carried New
York State. Today 8 Of
fetal count will tell the tale as it. is
and Blaine will knock the persim-
mons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11
Fer Sale.

Household furniture including a
Steinway piano in good order. In
quire on the premises of Mrs.
J. Levy, opposite the residence Of
Mrs. Curry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-11

Fulsome & Dunn have . lot Of
wheat on hand which they are Of
fering At SCI per 1O0fb. Now is
the time to lay in your chicken
feed.