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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-31
President CleveIand's Letter to Mrs,
Grant.

President CleveIand's Letter to Mrs.
Grant.
Mt. MoGREGoR, July 25-The letter
of President Cleveland to Mrs. Grant,
and of which Adjutant.G General Drum
was the bearer, is here reproduced:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July %, 1885. I
My Dear Madam;
Obeying the dictates of my personal
feelings and in accord with what 1 am
sure is the universal sentiment of his
fellow-countrymen towards your late
husband, 1 am solicitous that every
tribute of respect and affection should
be duly rendered, and with constant
consideration of your personal wishes
on the subject, Adjutant-G General
Drum is charged with the delivery Of
this note, and will receive and convey
to me any intimation of the wishes of
yourself and your children in respect
to the selection of the place Of burial,
the conduct of the funeral ceremonies
and the part which may be borne by
those charged with the administration
OF the government.
With sincere coincidence,
your friend and servant,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-31

lHAMMUOKs.
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ARco1A, MISS, July %, 1885.
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Zone Of tl,e stock Market

Nn, vn,r MAJ ~ (1nuorr,n.a,, 4
NE" Aohh, NoN, i-0o'ein ii'"ii0
bonds dull and steady.
1,he railway bond market continues
,,ar oo,iua ...a .trong witb iarx. da.
ve'y aosivo $40 .oNs w. iD e so -.
mand'from Investors, especially for
the better class of securities that have
rot vat advanced n o,,otations ysry
- II, -.
inTca mcara soovs IVY, psr, i;tt,a .h...,oart t,1is
morning in the crest aetiy'ty, Wnaca Wsa,l
mas pasn ono ol tno prolninsns ,oss,
greg Oh ins SOCK nislAet iol 1919 $3.50
Mino pns.. M M,.er ,nu'uay ~ Tha p1at ratal
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Wills Point.

wills POINT, Nov. E-[Spscisl.l r.
Otto Minsrski and ono ZimmoDs, $
Bohemian, have been having tr0ub' g
for toe last two years. Zimmons csr-
not speak English so as 70 be under
stood, but through his interpretsr IL Is
learned that MlnarsSi has takeu pps-
session of Zimmons' home, and Hin-
mons left and is living with one OF his
oouutrymen. He went home TO see
his family few days ago, whom he
was set upon by &iaNrski sud Mrs.
Ximmons and her son jobs, who Is
about 10 years old. To-day Otto
was hped $5 and TRAININGS
in the Justices court. Mrs. Zlm-
mons ana her son John
are also indicted for aiding Otto in
W hippiDg tho old gentleman. whe
com muuiIy almost unanimously svm-
pathize with Mr.. Zinmons aad con-
dsmn The cnurse OF Otto, and daring
the trial such suggestinds as she "fsnk
should be resorted to- were hoard. 10
has been the Gus ON of the ''oays" to
pitch Esuch Offenders in the gAak snd
make them leave the city without
court or jury.
The city authorities are having tha
streets worked to day.
H. is stated on goDd authority that
G w. Tuli, of Canioa, VIII soon stAr5 u
Farmers Alli.aas" store as tAis place,
and sell goods a: 10 par cent, pre- fl, AZ
he IL doing at Cantor.
Strong wind aud much dust 20 day.
Cotton came ia lightly to day and mas
sold Tor eents, thoagh that IL above
the price usually psid.
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lature, and had built its lines from
Iiot SpIibgs 10 Msivorn, aud began
huiiniug from that town 20 Little
Rock. Liat Saturday con-
struciion train Carrying 90 men
arrive aud toro down All tbs pole,
aud wires that had bean crested, and
completely drove tho telegraph men
irom their work without violence.
rhia morning X. II. Douglass, preni-
dent ~ tho Arkansas telegraph nDIn-
psny, oct hia men ~ work building
from Little Rock to Malvern, whom 30
mon again arrived and destroyed tho
work. Mr. Douglass was told that he
positively could not erect poles along
tho rlgh'-of-wav of tho Iron Mountain
railway; shat 100 men waro g5adY 60
prevent his doing 20. He Withdrew
iiia force % prepare 10 call upon tia
authofl,los 10 protect him. IL is u2id
the miltia viii DO called out for his
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MINERAL WELLS, Nov.T.-[Spsclal.l
Complaint tonight was made before
'Squir4 Green by Caleb Pierce against
one Brooks, charging him with an
assault with intent TO murder, where
upon C. warrant was ishued for
his arrest. From the evidence
ant, the following information
was Cleaned; Pierce on meeting
Bsoohs in the road about tbreo miles
west of this plsce, in the vicinity OF
which they both reside, dunnsu aim
or sonss money Brooks was owing
him. Brooss refused TO pay IL and =
quarrel ensusd, which resulted in
brooks drawing sixshooter and fir-
Ing five shots at Pierce, Pierce re-
treating aud none of the shots taking
etiect. Officers arc In search Of
Brooke.
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CABLE NEWS.
ANOTHER. VICTORY FOR sERvIA,
4 he Bulgarians Panio-st stric Prince
Alexaudsr's Protest TO the Powers
London Wool sales--s oeialist
Behea AIDE td--iiraxil's Eman-
cipation Act. Etc.
seIvia nu garia.
HEAVY FIGHTING d-BuL0ARIANs DE-
PEATED.

HEAVY fioHrINd-BuL6ARI De-
FEATED.
BELGRADE, Nov, l7,-General To-
palovltch, with tho Morsvla division,
had q desperate bat.le with Bulgarians
et rru. The latter were totally de-
fepted. Tho Serviens fought with
great gallaniry and captured two guns
aud many prisonera. Three battal.
ions OF Bulgsrians surrenderod. A
battalion of Bulgarian volunteers, sta
toned ut point on tho Timok river,
capitulAtad, without hrlns n gun, tO
Colonel Djunkenitch, commanding the
Seryian Fmok division. The Bnigs-
rtans Yesterday syacuatsd their 10 rti-
IL position at Dragoman, which tho
SBrvians attacked on Sunday.
PANIC STRICKEN BuLaARIANs.
Desails OF th3 capture OF Drsgomau
Pass by th9 Servians snow taat the
DfolnR snd Shumadsa divisions, un-
der C0lonsls Micbhoviteh aud
Benecky, were engaged aud attacked
the Bulgsriau5 in lorcs, completely
routing tbem. Herds OF Bnlgsriaas
laii aowa tnvir arms, neing panic-
SbrlcGau. Several SQnS were captured
ana the pass dOaDAourd.
FIGHrINa NEAR wIDDIN.
BELGRADE, Nov. 1.-The Servien di-
vision marrhi0g on W,ddtu gave battie
20 thu Bulgsriaus near WidGin oni in
aict,d upan thSm q crushing uef8sS.
bles heavy on both sldea. The Ser
visns capturod | COO prisoners.
PRINCE ALEXASDgRs PRorEsr.
VIENNA, Nov. l7,-PfiDco Aiexan.
dor, 81 Bul xaris, hiss sant u note co the
poTars rs follow
HEulssris, af5e Rou-
mBlian cause, dld her utmost TO com.
ply with t,ie iecislon OF tuo ambassa-
dofs snd 10 prevent agitation. She
aces now S rvisu iavssion withuuS
Sarvls sending Though Ghe porte, the
only complete enamel, an ullmatum
in conformity with interna-
ionai law. win Europe, who
is 1 ~ 10 ~, for tho integrity { I nor empire
yerruits Sarvia 70 infringe ou the pyin-
slple OF that i1tslTlty ou which SA9
lad stress IN tue oa,e OF Bulgaria, un
sier "a circumstguc5 ot much loss srav-
i.S? The powers know whonCo the
aggression smanSted. Bulgaria, - 9
vaSsal, il unable TO dsclar9 war, and
hGs addressed tho sultan directly on
the matter without getting a reply.
500 has ordered NJ. Tzaron, her
special envoy at Coustantinople,
10 dsmnnd Il reply from Sdd P4sha,
the rur kiSh minister oi foreign affhrs.
Bulgaria has not inyio11sed th9 in
tegritY of Turkey, nsceuse Bulgaria
aud Eastern R)uuielia belong TO T1r.
key, whilst Servia ~ IA independent
State and violates the integrity Of
Turkey for territorial aggrandiz9ment,
st The expense OF Bulgaria 10 satisfy
aervian ambition aud egotism. Bal
garia relies On the sense of justice OF
the powers, "a Europe must speak the
last word On ths question" ~
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yeterIuary SURGEON, ia Convention

Sr. Louis. Nov. 1.-THE veterinary
surgeons and representatives of veter-
mary assooiations in number ol
States and Territories, are holding q
convention in this city. Tho ohject ol
tho convention is to consider contasi-
GUS diseases to which animals are sub
jecs aud TO hsar discusnions on pa
rhoiogy. OF hog choisrs, Texas fever,
contagious pieuro.pneumonia and
elanders, and TO ascertain the bsst
means to coutrol ami eradicate consa
gious disease; also TO adopt uniform
code in place of the conflicting saui-
tary regulations OF the different Stateg,
watch viii do away with obstructions
TO commerce.
DR.. Hbpkins, Of Wyoming Territory,
this morning presented report on
quarantine stations. In routine work
aone ON arrival of affected cattle at
quarantine stations, the doctor con-
tended that quarantine stations were q
farce, their rules were not lived uD to,
and shsy should b9 done away with.
After hearing DR.. Hopkins report,
the convention adjourned until 2 p. m.
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NEcnoLoaIoAL.
n. B. c,aAin.

NRw York, Nov. 17.--lSpscial. 1.-The
death Of Fl. B. Claflin, the dry goods
merchant prince, known rs well
throughous tas South and Southwest
ss in tho metropolis here, has excited
universal regret, and the lesding bus
mess organizations have adopted res.
olutions OF regret and sympathy. The
funeral took place to-day from No. 81
Picrrepont street, Brooklyn. Raw
Henry Ward Beecher conducted ths
funeral services and delivered britl
but feeling eulogy on the dead mer'
chant, Tbeseryices wsrs attended BY
menof prominence In every calling.
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National Oattle-ereiwv1ors' Conveatio

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE national
convention Of the cattle-growers OF
the country assembled at the Sherm an
house to day under the auspices Of the
National Cattle Growers association.
The object Of the convention, which is
the third OF reries similar to the an
nual meeting Of stockmen, is to dis.
cusS tba interests Of the cattle Indus
try. Delegates were present from all
d tiairynlen, ranchmen aud stockmen OF
every State aud Territory.
The convention was called to order
at 1880 by d. W. Smith, of Bates, H.
rois, president of tbs National Csstle.
Growers assnciation.
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WINNlPEG, Nov. II Jackson, who
was Rlel's lieutenant, snd who had
bson coufined in the lunatic asylum,
escapSd across tho line nnd wroie :,
iet5Br To his sistar from St. Vincent,
pskip@ her to wyits 10 Sir John Mc-
DDpald he9gipg him TO shoot niin
(J ckspn) and epsra Rel. HIS escape
was not discovered uuCil to-day.
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prsaidentil.l Appointmen

WARRINGTON, Nov. 17.-Th0 prGsi-
dent this afternoon appointed John w
Campbell surveyor If customs for the
pert of Phlladelphia, and Richard H.
Arbuckle COLLECTOR OF customs for the
district OF Erie, PennaYivania.
The president to-day appointed VIII
liam + harrjty to be postmaster ~
Phiisoelphia, vice III. s. Hindokoper,
suspended, @
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WAsHrNaroT, Nov. lL-Tne post
master general today appointed the
following fourth-eiasa possmastsrs:
West ViEainia-L9lsrt, A. G. Rrin-
ker.
Kensas - JoDesbusg, Bepjsman IL.
Rogers; Toledo, q, II, Stanley; Quinof,
Henry Becker; Providence, 9. II. Dam
nell; Matthawson, william MoDowD ;
Mt. Liberty, Willism II. Riddle; Nei-
son, Phhlip Miller.
Marshall, Forsha Pontiac;
Nicholas, e. Snyder; Neal, G.. e. Ton-
new.
Texas-Red Bud, m. o. Dam.
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SOCIALIST BEHRADED,

CAssBL, Nov. 1.-THE Socialist
Lisske, who was convicted OF the muir
dor of Police Councillor Rumpof, at
Frankfarb, on the night of January 13
LAST, vas to-day BE- shaadsd. Hs pro-
tested TO tho lass that he was innocsDt
nf ths criule, And behaved III a coni-
p.ssd ,naunsr.
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Hov Rakinc Pouders Arc wade.

Whils rival companies are disputtng
s tp what Ingredients are TO bo found
N ths "bsst oaking powder" the pub
10 will be Interested In the following
,efinition OF tsoss now In lissensabl0
,rticlos, as given by Appietun's Cyclo-
'sdtg, the acknowledged American
authoiity;
l'uo nsst bakinE powders arc COM
,osed OF hisArtrste OF potash (creana Of
4rtatl, tartAric acid. car bonate OF AM
nonIs and soda bi-carbonAte, b0un4
together BY "a little starch. s
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England.
rIrD WOOL SALES.

LONDON, Nov. IA new series of
wool sales began to-day. The total
numbsr OF bslss offered during ths go
rles wore 100000, OF which $4,000 bales
are new clip. To-day TO- 900 bales were
dispoged OF, principally TO Sydney sud
Cape Town. There vas good coupe
tition aud pricsS Ware rsahor htSher.
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Tho tern Spy Carpets is
often misquoted or mlsappli-
a ed. We have In stock at SOC
JG. ayardan elegant line of gen.
ulno s-ply Ingrain Carpets,
every yard OF which Is worth
sl.00.
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Rugs and Mats are bein

Rugs and Mats are being
shown BY US in Smyrna, best
quality only, aud in all sizes,
81, 80, $s, 1926, So, $s
saudS11. Velvet Rugs and
Y SIssyin the greatest possible
fvariaty Of new patterns at 81,
$3.50, $3.50 and So. Tapes
ltly Mats and Rugs in equal
choice ETY. Of styles at 75c,
@Sl.5o and $2. We merely
mention prices. To become
with their beauty
ssyou must see them.
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Laying Telegraph Wires Under DIM
fVi4 oulsiaG

n OultfaB.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 17.--There 10 con
siderable excitement among business
men here ever the means used by the
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
railway to prevent the Arkansss Telc
graph company from erecting tsle-
graph poles along the above railway
from Little Rock to Malvern. Ths
Telegraph company mentioned is .
branch OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio Tsle-
graph systeM. Il procured tho right
of.way under an act Ct the last Leais
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The nopulal ity ofa.p,y G.

The populai ity of3-py Car
pets is the reason for our car
A, n rylng the finest grade made, c,t IN
Ul,lU which We sell ct si.lO per WI,lU
yard, and is worth 25. We
have 1t only in choics, new
patterns.
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ST. THOMAS, Nov. ia new eman-
ciDation act will bs introduced in the
Brazilian PariiGmdni,g favoring the
early liberation of slaves.
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rha i,ext best Ingram Car
,NY peaio s-ply Is an extra super
tS5l ana whenever sou get the
65g ,is' sesa9s @as,s good sSa Carpet ct 'V1s We
N Btart lowest number ato5c
s3 peryar1. This orels worth
fsc g s1a ssss sss~hsis' shois seos@ Sss
XXI we scl az TIC, and VIC claim
AND fseworth soc. Our best extra 4
supeif, hsn which no better
anrA are inade, wo are selling at
0JC, $50 a ward, and no house that
3q' we ki.ow Of are able TO or Of
'ie fet 10 sell them less than 81.
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"Tis q set OF features. o conpiex1ou,
The tincture of 4 skfu thut sdpaxe
In uslng PoEzonf's compilation powdcrf
raiTest!er ~Srps. rou- will scqvise
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is and always has been the Bee
Hive for economical and tasty
housekeepers to gather in, and
with any one of our exper-
fenced force discuss plans Of
decoration or furnishing, and
buy accordingly.
we have two lots of Tapes

We have two lots OF Tapes
Icro t'y Carpets at d5c and $50 cro
uJG. yard, the quality of which UJG,
AND cannot bo surpassed a. 0Oc. AND
TX. The styles are al equal to the TX.
fJu best goods mede. fJU
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88lllC,
Ger next line of S-ply Car
81 ,00

oernext line of S-ply Car
pets We sell ut SLIGO. These
81 mn are the best goods usually Nt nm
Wl,UU carried By m1 st carpet houses Wl,UU
and sold at sl.l5 by thsm, and
they are fully worth II.
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In Portierre Curtains we

In Portierre Curtains we
show an immense line Of Raw
Silk, Turcomans. Shielas and
Persian, from 81 to $50 per
pair. New Lace Curtains in
Antique. Cluny, Nottingham,
Madras, Irish Points, Swiss
and various other styles Of
new goods in a perfect shower
Of low prices, New Window
Shades, New Poles, New Up
holstery Trimmings.
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'SANbER EROS.
4 Anglers SAHsERS
.4tt RHA II O E2 -El "A II
'CalpGt Department

rsflssta q grandeur about it
self that is equalled only by
itself and beaten only by the
allymoderate prices at which
lit offers goods as per this days
Iquotatious. The time to buy
is now. The stock is full and
syodr work will be done by the
dime you want it. Those who
want to fix up their house for
ahe holidays are already be-
stirring themselves so as to
avoid the December rush.
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|sioskouy, in t3e SsrsIton q Stoirls
cigar factory, in consequence Of which
I, ,0Oo men are idle, beKsn t5.day, she
ProsressiVe Cigar kkRkSfe' union hay
|,ng failed 70 remove the boycott from
the goods Of the Arm,
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At 3l60 q yard we are offer
ing a choice lot of good quail
0O y ye seas and Ss as.s !, qaats sn1its O
Z of Tapestry Brussels. These
cannot be duplicated when
present stock is sold
Tapestry Brussels usually
sold for 81 are also to b6 found
OK. in our stock, but our price for OK,
oJt. them is Ssc. We are showing oVC
the abandonment line Of pat
terms ever seenin these goods.
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n N We q der the best quality Of
Aloque ties, the regular price
II ~ Z fe rf WI ish Is s1.75. Also full ciEfl|
" y 'liheo beautiful Wilton Vel vi.ou
NJ W Syptseq eqnalto English Wiltcns
X, 4, "a fof Il Vie and wear, atssl,6O
l!af Ier yard.
'EsS CIR Ibe6t quality Of Body
'si;sisor Bruss eiS lin new patterns, el Ok
n i10 goods That we have readily Vl.av
Eoia AZ l.So to sl,o5, are now
rs n per yard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-14

Today the APPEAL prints the
speeches which accompanied the
nominations of Senator Jones and
Col. Heating to the Senatorial Of
fee. Both Democratic and Repub-
lican speeches are given, that the
public may be allowed to see how
eloquent men can grow on occa-
slons. These speeches always con-
vey the idea to the mind of the
listener that someone has been
hired to paint a lily and fears that
he may miss the sheen Of some
pigment necessary to make the gor-
geous flower complete. In speech
Of this kind the orator has a wide
latitude. He can sound the depths
OF the sea, can climb the tempest
smlttcn mount, can bag the rain
bow and lasoo the earthquake if it
will add to the effect. The
speeches were first-class sky-scrap-
srs and good specimens Of elo
luence.
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THE CHART.

The chart of the 18th session
now being prepared at this office
will be ready in few days. 1t was
the original intention to issue it on
Monday Last, but it was finally de-
clded to make the chart the most
complete ever issued in the State.
and as authentic as possible. Mr..
Thomas Tenant is now engaged
in compiling additional statistics
for the work which will be bound
and covered. All persons in any
way connected with the Legislature
are notified that they are at liberty
to call at this office and verify the
records, that when the chart is is
sued they can be correctly SEIZED
uled. All United States offices and
the Mint will also be represented
in the work. Mr.. Tenant is au-
thorized to receive orders from the
same or orders can be left at this
Office.
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LOCAL NOTES.

For the best candies go to Will
Days opposite the Opera House. =
Eclipse Extra Dry is the only
native Champagne equal to any
Imported, and but half the price
For the best silk handkerchiefs
at lowest prices go to Olcovich
Bros. Gents. hemstitched silk
handkerchiefs Is cents. 1w*
Fulsome & Dunn have a lot of
wheat on hand which they are Of
fering at $2l per 1OOfb. Now is
the time to lay in your chicken
feed.
The largest and best assortment
of hem-stitched silk handker-
chefs at Olcovich Bros.
Gents. hemstitched handker-
chiefs 70 cents. 1w*
l am selling gentlemen's hem
stitched silk hahdkerchiefs for so
cents piece. N. Coin.
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. ~
Fulsom & Dunn have purchased
Fred Dressler's entire hay CROP
and will sell the same at GIG perl
ton. They also keep ccy stantly on
hand all kinds of grain, which they
sell at the lowest market price. I'm
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Soun@ Men!-seaa This.

The VOLTAIC BELT c., OF Marshall,
Mich gan, offer to send their celebrated
ELEcrRo-VoLTAIC BELT and other Ell
ECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty
days, to men (young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss Of vitality
and loss Of manhood. and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neur-
aliga, paralysis, and many other dis
eases. Complete restoration to health,
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No
risk is incurred as thirty days trial al
lowed. Write them at once for illus
ated pamphlet free
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Groceries. Fruits. Etc.

John NOvacOvich, next to Job Stern
berg's, is now selling groceries and pro-
visions, fruits, vegetables, nuts, candies
and general family supplies, and this is
the place to look for frst-class goods at
low figures. Try it. I'm
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Notice.

All orders for repairs and instructions
on the Favorite Singer Sewing Machine
left at our store will be promptly attend
ed to by competent repairer.
CAGWIN & NOTEWARE,
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PhQtOgrSOsaS.

Peterson, the photographer, is now in
Producing several novelties in this busi
ness and is taking pict ures in the best
lyle OF the art. Try his new dry plate
recess. II !:
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Doc. Benton. livery stable

Doc Benton wishes to inform his pa
rons that he is at the old stand, ready
furnish livery teams on the shortest
notice. Also deals in ice and mineral
water, delivered to any part OF the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-14
To Rent.

A mouse OF ten rooms, with all the
modern improvements. inquire at
this office
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-14
DrayiRs.

All kinds OF light and heavy draying
done on easy terms, and at shortest no
tlce. JOE CARPENTER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-14
Shaving and fYaircutt;u~

For good bath, with hot or cold wa
ter, or shave performed in a work
manlike manner, go to John Cuhna,s
barber shop. Haircutting a specially.
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STOCKS

Morning BOARD.
200 Con. California & Va.-3Oc
$50 Savage 80
40 Chollar-1 IS
15O Potosi-75c
1910 Hale & Norcross-4 Is
50 Alta-39c
1875 Navajo-12
30 CONFERENCE.-THE
200 Eureka COM
$50 Bulwer- -25c
100 Syndicate-4Oc
100 Con. Pacific-1 o.
200 Belvidere-2Oc
20 Crocker-34
30 Peerless-3
Evening Beard,
80 Union 60c
200 Sierra Nevada-6Oc
600 Mevican-55c
$50 Ophir-45c
100 Gould & Curry-1 10
100 Best & Belcher-1 Is
500 Con. Cal. & Va.-3Oc
725 Savage 80
400 Chollar-1 %
100 Potosi 80
$50 Hale & Norcross a IS
20 Crown Point-9oc
$50 Alta 3Oc
135 Bodice O5
100 Mono Il 10
100 Navajo-13
2OO Bulwer 25c
400 Eureka COM
80 Peerless-3
25 CONFERENCE.-THE
100 Exchequer-5c
10 Mt. Diablo-39
100 Andes-1Oc