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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
0. s. Marshal's Notice.
ADMIRALTY sErzURF-TaE ROBERT /
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TalIs = suss raal'l bssnor. -. ss''
IIyHRREAs, A IIHKL HAsBKEN FILED
wv ii the niHtfiet Court Of the Third L.
diciAi District 81 Waahingaon Territory. hold
iuE terms 81 Seattle In Admiralty, On The Sth
dag q Augasl A. D., 1885, By Herman Han
son, Charles Herman sUndztrom, AndreW lar.
sen. William sharp, Edward king and Edward
Larsen againas the ship Robert Il. Belknap.
whereof Harris Horace staplsa nov a, 8 iassiy
yas master. her tackle, apparel. and furaituro
and cargo ia the caase q Hagea. civil and mar.
itlme faF the reasons aud causes r. the said
hbel maBtienrd and rFk5ins tha usual pro
eqes and Faaftidn d the said Court IN that
behalf 10 be made. and that al persons inter.
esiea IN TIE said vessel. Der tackle, ETC.. may.
for the causes IN tna said libel menii0ped. b
cendemacd aHd eold % pay Tho demands o.
the boeiisut, and vhereaS IN pursuance Of
iHe prayer q The said ntsf. . monitlon and
warrant Of arrest againat said ship. hes bsen
Issued and delivered 70 me for service. and
vhersas. j. 90 the 9Th aay 81 August, 1854. IN
eb4bienee % said vrii, did attach he said ship
er vcaael, eer tackle. ese.. and nov delan the
saue IN nv custody. awaiting The further Or
aet q he Court respecting he same.
Nov tAFrtfofes II pursuance Of The said
nAcnlti0n anaer the aeaa Of The aaid Court 70
ne dieecied and delivered. 90 hereby give
public ne'ies q al persons claiming The aid
ship, her iackie, apparel and ftrhituFe. ana
cargo, Or 81 any mannex Interested therein.
thai thsy D. and appear before thr asid Dia-
ttct Eaar e Be hela e TIE city Of Seattle, "a
sud fos ere Thlrd Juaiciai District Of ths Ten.
ritory ol Washington. On THURSDAY, she 26fh
day e August, A d.. l8ss, a. Eleven o,eloek
u the fofsason Of he same day, Il the same
shall b. day o. furtsdsciioni oiharmiae. on
the next day 81 Jurisdiction thereafter. then
aud theirs 70 iRtefpese q claim Tor the same,
AMI 3 mako their alieeAslons IN hat eehalf.
Dated q se4ttlu, v. r. the qth aay Of Au-
gust. A. D.. ISIS. r J HAMILTON,
Untted states Marshal
~ ~ L, HkNf1roN. Depaiy.
D. sonNanaAa. rrnelar Cor Ilbellaaia. II .
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fTyO TIE PATRONS AND FRIEEDE or
n Progidsnee noepltal.- Beng credltiy IN
formed ihas agents Il Ne Seattle dcnsFal Hos
FItal fDf. CaFnau's koaglital) are lndnatrisua-
" canxAssiag the Sound country, nesting
Win more q fea1 aaeegess through The repre-
ssa1aii1n hat tlckel holders. II SICK o. IN
i1Fed ueule b card for b. TIE Sisters %
Charity, We VIII e tnaWn b al and distinct
y do with d. Csrlaans hia hospital Or eeaata
and that hia iiokef viii nos admit pafiaats 70
Pf0gidanee Hospital. Or. Carman tried 70
eject such 40 aEraogement with -, but he
al nof then, nor vii ever succeed IN %
doiaG. Ths Sisters viii continue 70 visit the
milling poftN and prineipai iogginR ezmpa
about the sound 40 frequently AZ c0nveHlant.
ard We respectfully request cur frienaa who
wish tiekets g swat oar arrival.
6isfEH REFER ALctNfEBAs
"a II ~ annazInr
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sssqu.l1n. AaE. :, iass

eHoqukzAzE. AnR. 9, 1856.
EngroE Posr- n.rzxzaxscEn
zee ID qoar clippings n n The Ia
csns Eeas shat tke bop crop 81 Wash-
inefon Territory IS estimated - 800
3o0 pounds e. the aaEas I VII F61tu1t
10 aaf fA8k h421tu&ta0 A1kki49RY VA
NOS have / bale over 1E.fJo haias. snd
that PnYaifup vii not averages 100
pounds e ne acre. + u vel enough
Tor peoois 70 build castles IN tbs AIR
sud "a fieh Ia fheir minds, but - pab-
liah such exaggerated reports II an IN
Jury % tia cOnatfy and themsslges.
fen lhcasand bales. more o. iesz, on
this eoasf. ID q season dke ms, when
there are 20 few hops "a AmeTioa, viii
oui quite q aRure h fixing prices.
A.. q. WuaoN.
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POODLE DOG SILICON,

MEET 10 THE POODLE poo REBTAU-
~ rant. Yates Street, Victoria
The most elegantly htted uppubIie hsase To
British Columbia.
Visitors slsnys usleoae. ssntils and Vic
TARA papers always On Gle.
GE0Rem Z. HILL
with J. a. AnzzEx,
aui1 RropFieior.
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E1ll1a F1er frrElz
less rsssa1 nsea ana Wcgk fer ~
I4fna. fe2nsa g this toBm &se @eaka
80. as q Job s. 8 go ne9th aud
hra As - ed IS ~ Houfe ! E1t
9I5 Insea9 e 81 Ia III ae1lnsl
~ rs s for pol ~ ia 1cli1agz
fua sstSs1oon rafns. I d ~ a1GiEs
NY fslipw aahc1sEs g oans hsru. aness
Is No pTusanslon for Foz. ngf eVsn izS
Tee Is eeurt-fl e1atg more % ~ s
fhan hey beat gea CT 81. Iae saDd
here IS fnn e Eoek. azd & ga 80 .
~ land se Yoa and S a. slaksd "a
fgr tie hia bugs hzge. 1his " no eq1n-
trg fof tmmlnrzn4as Is - o1iy 81 Tor
IazF resp1e. STORES 1ou'1 opcn u1fa >
aieisek ead ei1se atG They GQnt give
tabosSF Z ch4nse % bay anFteina
II 4 baat o. hGfse Eaee cone1 e. & 3
eeHexsk holiday and you iose gouF
days pag. hsy8 lived n Washington
IerritcFg E GOOD dsal aud i g good
en1aah to- ne. NJ e8vice - al men
= - keep away fr1m etls bsitlzh soNu-
Ian. S0E DaHIEI&
OF Beillswn.
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FRNEu koAnxHp CosfNas - kaxs
made arrAnceaeate b uhseA ear caf
ices are roasted fszsh ever weSk b aa
expeEa Acey are not sGrp1 aog-
whare, either a. ao rE,ce 81 q4sAty.
AaER1p SxNnsR. ss Fsuaa stgest. igsa
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TaO@T

roMEWaKnn BETwKEN THE san FRAN.
- cisco sters and he corner u Secona and
Pits slFeela. gofd Eareh, viii . vest chan
ana z chfIds RAG ATTACHED. he fader VII
b gntlsiy Eeuat0sd gsr leaving ne s4me q
his once an II
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FOB 1ALaD.
~ g-st9k1 h0DA4. AND AO1 %
cliy Lee. d 9as and sasup.
- acE.s lund. pert eisaEed g pr se-e
Heskauraz11 s1 $50. 49, bargains
CounlEy Hotel with bar; Laundry.
Country atures arEan; saloons.
Wasn't GnTarEfHauf claims. 169 neraA
n k.ng nnd 8nQhomish cozntiess - !
'i Vsssfsd cIaIua. sse truIsnaulshsd home
zleafA e. pEo-era pEl1na oloA SIS. -. &c
NIgeAcrs homes. cisaFed. - up.
Trade City Lets Ter Ranch.
4crtgaqs % eolis propsrfs 4, 10 . ~ 90
CITY and CoHntT Scrip -
New and sseand-han Bafsa.
WANTED.
Money good sacurifT; beni interesl
Womsn and girls; highest Wages paid.
IroeeEs. Waahers and cooks No pay.
To furnish farm banda. 80 Per month.
CAnFagsarE and aEeliA. IS ps< naanlh.
HAKtnar On iu1nroEed stock Eauchs t0N
Two lay pArfaeFA for LIE b. two well
FOR RENT.
A number Il improved farma
Nineteen nuu8sz - 70 80
Furnished o. unfurniahed rooma. with
Or without b1ard, 81 3 month up.
PopniaF 6al0on SC
Ie0 acre ranch. Improved orchard and
hay no cash rent.
0-acro improved ranch. g q month.
House and large garden, IN town.
Furnished rooms for housekeeping.
GEO. W.. CRAM 81
Wnshfsxtea Territory Employment Bn-
reau, near eornaF Commercial and
WaahlnEion streets. seaftle. Gw
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For Sale.

TEN ACREs or FIRST CLASS
4 tmproyed land orchard. good house
and barn. with three dne streams o. wa
ter running through Il. There are two
clay mills o. the placa. with IN abund-
anee 81 tho best brick clay in the coun-
~. a most desirable place. with good
water frontage Distance trcm seattle
Post Once. Less than four miles. Situated
immediately west of Milton Paint Ad-
dress GEORGE DORFEIA
0lice with Q. b. Bowman, opposite the
Ysaler-Leary block. Post o6ics box ts9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
Furnished House to Rent.

TUE LOwER FLOOR or A GOOD,
II wcltf0rniahod house floS Columbia
street,. All ready for Housekeeping, 10 q
gentleman and wife without children.
Reference required. Inquire 81
4 VAN OOREN
nllin AZ Inallcna' Cnnrl NEaahInllnn a.
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PICKED Up.

a SkrFF. IS FEET LONG. FNMT
4 nsac1 vel tHsst ana scranE. ia
eNaes cas- reeoNer & b. cAliisg - 9usllca
Ly0Ea GE.la1 Nta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
Rooms ID Let.

DLRAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
= Enquire 81 Kenny block. 10 coinm-
"a stroet. noal front. anl In
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SALE, CHEAP

DOG RANCH. STOCKED CON
IL plete hoFsea wagon. plenty q chop
teesl hfty-ive ho7A portion hloodna
stock Wili rent ground Il other stock Is
bcUght for cash. Apply 10
n FREDERICK.
Comnisston Merchant,
au7 Mil and Serund sfreata
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NOTICE..

4 Will LEAvE All. or Ny BUaT-
Il rEes VITA Cart ~. II 6rcsag. "a fessFe
sls9HEY and Is eettis AZ kis ard maraan1r
aoH l. G. WhHTFoEkn at. ID
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
PICNIC GROUNDS.

TxHE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAID OUT
! GROUNDS 81 Puget Soand. one mic
fFom Poxt niAkely and two niles from
8eMns Point, souah Or BAinhridgc Island.
ire ianAsng pAenty Of cold apring water.
sac dance hAsi 0rauEtfui grove CEN
miftees are iavited. before going eise-
whsre b c4n aed Inspect the Hoaads.
zseAmer Helea every o4heF day. FtEht 70
The inndina. from HMfFiAxaoa 4 Smiihis
wharf. y. d. AAGRATH.
ans I'm prsp<ietox.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

In. II. D. I.osaR EnR--I lear sir. For
ysarg had henn afflicted with 4 heAFy,
painful fseIlnR IN my forehead and 81
ntEnt ! Would - troubled with di1lcult
breathing cu1Ehing and oxpectaEafing.
- thar had but LITTLE rasE j was very
miserable fEom t1is ca1aExh a. the heAd.
nose ana TIE asthma. Tor which 4 cguld
cuEahle When 4 sought your care and
treatment from which received relief
n few d4gA resulting ID . peEDanenf
cure.
Eram Whist know q Dx. Iongnkarh
professional skill and treatment feel
ASSURANCE that they win receive NEST ex-
eollent professional and medical treat
menk CLARK u. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
EDUCATIONAL.
HOLY ANGRLS GOLLRGR
Boarding and Day RthOoI for Boys
VASCoUvER. VT.

CTuBIEs WILL BE RESUMED ON
- the fir8t Monday IN September.
The curriculum eInbraoes three courses,
VIZ. The Primary, intermediate and
Commercial.
A competent teacher In vocal and in
strumental music has been secured and 8
band organized.
Pupils are prepared tor naturalization
n any hastorn University also for certi-
heatea ~ each aemi-annaai teachers ex-
animation
For terms and particulars address REV.
II. A. bECkER. Holy Angels College
lhox I0al NancouYer. W. 4. auadW2W
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For Rent.

A LARGE. HANDSOME FURNISH.
"A "a frert naoni. with aieave. haY win
e0sra on Frent and University streets /;
new house. inquire Sc Brunswick Res
lAarant q a. CANNON. 8ym
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T. T. MINOR, N. D.

|0TIcE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
" rooms and q
Once hours: II q N 70 Il m; Ito spm
and 7 70 8 D n.
residence No. -
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WANTED.

- ooM AND BOARD N A PRIVATE
family, ~ . lady. Rcfaraaaea ex-
chan&N0 u 1oAfFea. AddreM Roetn1ice
box sti. fseNec state teF1aa. aai
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Situation Wanted.

A LADY NURSE. LATKLY FROM
n We kAst Wishes q situation e van
Ga q lasiy h confinement For further H.
formation cal en- Maln 81 BET. Fffth knd
sixth aext - Old achoei huuna iyisfm
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DR. n. q. L0NeAKER

EAUUATW on TIA DNENMfI-
NJ MltY * Pnnrayi Eanln. has parma
nanllg lacafaa ~ aoa1fia.
Has rersoFea his oflee and residences
. TIE cornsr e C1cExy and Third sEr1ela
d.. IenzAkez makes 3 zlecIally e al1-
naaa8 q he
I'VE. Lar and Threat.
Tre2lS p<iFnta. rhrunie and slin disoases;
Eel1qFe8 t1m1En and uieeE1 With1uk rain
or he ne q The EnifA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
TACOMA. W.T.
Boarding and Day School for
Boys ans Young Men.
RI. Rev, BiAheD Paddock. d. d., Rector

CHRIsTMAs TERM BEGINS SEPT.
~ 2 is6G Tbs following departments
thoroughly taught: Languages lanoient
Piled. science chemistry, physics, bota-
ny, etc.l; business teookk eapRng. ponman-
ship. commercial arithmetic correspond
enco. shorthand. etc.l; music vocal and
instrumental; drawing. For tarsna adj
dress PROF. J. TAFT,
1y98 de0dNwtd Principal.
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rOR SALE

A coMFtRTR OUTFIT on HOUSE,
"A Aas1 nlfAitRra. eaTpasn. etc. far sale
ehnafk faaNzzicn q hoENe gwen VITA
=, !, Z, 'arslsass Agg.g &c re premises
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ND,


SURGEON. NAY m CONSULTED
~ - his rooms IN the Boyd 4 Roncin
buildinR. Tolaphnno Nc. 81 ia21
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GENERAL AM NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY a. LoNGAKKR, N. D.,
Graduate Of woman's Msdioal oollsge
q fonnaYiYania.
Qsfiee and residence, carnar Cherry and
Third streetA ufLice hours lrum 3 to Il
and fTom 4 % 4 o'clock.
mant Of diseases q W6rnen and children.
Consultations in kngiish and German.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
The kfoycGtc Working.

Day before yesterday Mr.. Robin
son of Virginia City made some
heavy purchases of iunks and rags
from the Chinese who were getting
ready to go. He called on Newman
the drayman to cart the stuff to the
depot, but when the drayman dis
covered that the goods were piled
up in front of Chinese shanties he
declined to touch them and at last
accounts no drayman had been
found who would haul the goods.
There are now five tons Of rice at
the depot which the draymen will
not haul for the Chinese, vowing
that it will rot before they touch a
pound.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
straw Gzssi Alfalfa.

The Colusa Sun, for the last SIX
years, has been trying to get some
one to stack straw with an alter
nate layer of alfalfa, fresh cut and
and not allowed to cure at al.
John Boggs Informs US that he
stacked in a barn last year we'll
cured hay with alternate layers OF
freshly cut alfalfa, and that 1t
worked like a charm. Horses eat
up ever scrap of it. All the aroma
of the alfalfa is retained Amos
Roberts informed US, also, of a
dairyman in one Of the Bay coun
ties who tried it last year with
straw, and he says it is better than
green alfalfa, as there is no danger
from cows eating it. They eat the
straw up clean. This gentleman
does not pasture his alfalfa, as he
finds it more profitable to feed it
in this way. An acre Of alfalfa will
feed more than double AS much
stock by cutting it aud stacking 1t
with straw as it will to pasture. We
are glad that the experiment is be
ing tried, and that we can announce
its success. The following Of this
plan will create immense wealth.
All the straw now burned can be
made as good as the best hay
Colasa Sun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
E.sc Truth a.tais Gaih.


The Bodie Free Press has the
following:
There is probably no occupation
so completely fatteued out in the
eyes of the masses as that Of the
orator of to-day. The country is
full Of them; some feed from the
crib of monopolists earning their
food by their cheek and impu
dence. They get upon Platform
before an audience and become elo-
quent over some subject that they
have spent weeks of hard rehearsal
upon, and the public clap theil
hands and cheer, never supposlng
but what the sentiment and ex-
preston came from a spontaneous
overflow from the soul OF the
orator, like the water boiling ovel
the artesian we'll, and it is for this
reason so many men Of this kind
are picked up and run for office
that legislatures are so often Il
failure. They have nothing but
actors, with out brains or char
acter
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
Sudden Changes

IF the body receives daily a
proper amount of nutrition, and
daily expels the WORKOUT parts,
health is the certain consequence;
but by sudden change Of weather,
the pores of the skin may not per-
form their Office well, and matters
are retained which should have
passed off by that avenue. All
causes which impede insensibie
perspiration are fraught with dan
ger. because matters which should
have passed away through the skin
are returned again into circulation
Brandreth's Pills will remove al.
impurities, from whatever cause
they may come, curing pain, lntia-
nation and colds arising from
above cause in few hours.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
Mary Anderson.

The Sacramento Bee seems to
have theatrical critic who is not
affected by beauty or figure in a
woman. He says that the Ander-
son woman is Il raw fourth class ac-
tress without spark of genius and
if she were not beautiful no one
would pay so cents to see her mis-
cradle performance which the Bee
considers an insult to intelligent
people. Some of the New York
papers who have been able to re
sist Mary's cold beauty say the
same thing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
DaytOn's Nsw Paper

The new Fair organ in Dayton is
not making much Roadway against
the old established Dayton Repub-
lican organ run by Mr.. Fairbanks,
Its main source Of vitality rests in
the fact that Senator Westerfeld is
Superintendent of a mill in Dayton
and the mill purchases a good
many supplies. Of course the mer-
chants who sell the supplies find it
convenient to advertise. The mill
may also explain how a Democratic
Senator came to be elected by a
good majority in a Republican
county.
IF the News Reporter expects to
have any regular standing let it 90
serve the regular rates in official
advertising and come into the
Press Association.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
Queer Course of the Journal.

The Reno Journal seems of late
to have developed into an organ
run in the interests of Senator Fair.
Anything complimentary to the
Democratic party, and especially to
Senator Fair, is given a prominent
place in the journal. Considering
that its editor once ran for Con-
gress and also wants to run for the
L. S. Senate, it would seem the
decent thing for the paper to get
into the Republican ranks and in
dulge occasionally in some Repub-
lican talk.
IF Mr.. Powning really thinks that
his Office as Surveyor General de-
ponds upon servile allegiance to
SLIPPERY JIM" he had better
come out square for the Democrats
and have done with it,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
The Apparel.

The apparel does not of necess-
ity make the man and Grant dressed
in very slouchy attire at Shiloh
The Confederate General who was
whipped dressed in the very heigh t
Of fashion. Now that the war is
over one will find no better place
to buy clothes than at Joseph
Platt's who has just received new
stock of Spring goods.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
Coed Enough 10 Print

Georgia has postoffice named
talking Rock" Some one in the
vicinity found large stone upon
which was painted the words,
"Turn me over" Itrequired great
strength to accomplish this and when
done, the command, Nov turn me
back, and let me fool some one
else painted on the other side
met the eye.-Universally Tooth
some Chestnut.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
3yinerS Attention .

Bids wanted for the running OF
$50 feet of the North Carson tun-
mel. which Is the distance from the
face of the old lower North Carson
tunnel to the shaft. Apply at this
office. tt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
Rocks and Stationery.

Wall paper, Notions, Toys and Fancy
Goods will be sold at greatly reduced
rates. This st ock must be sold and a
a acrifice, and is the stock in theistore
opposite the Capitol, formerly John G.
Fox's. Ben. Eo son, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07

Philip Krall, whose ability as music
Instructor was demonstrated at the
late musicale given in til Armory Hall,
notifies parents that he has room for
pupils of all grades in his several
classes. For terms inquire at John &.
FOX's store f2O I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07

george Mclaughlin is the sole agent
n Carson for the IN ew Domestic sew
ing machine. machine which is now
at the acknowledged head Of the long
inc of machines offered the public
PERI ct in action noiseless and lasting.
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Siddons. the matchmaker and jew
eler, has opened a shop opposite the
opera louise, where he is prepared to
attend to all work in his line as for
merly' Watches, clocks. jewelry etc
repaired and warranted,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07
ALL SORTS.

| Heavy storms are raging all over
the Coast.
The wife Of Attorney General
Davenport went East last evening
| According to the dispatches the
Chinese who migrate to Mexico
| will find some trouble in landing
Col. Shaw has severed his con-
nection with the Enterprise and
will start weekly paper in Vir-
ginia City.
The struggle between the Knights
Of Labor and the Railroads still
continues and the Knights feel
certain of victory.
Hon. r. NJ. Daggett was in town
yesterday. He announces that he
is in the Senatorial fight and ex-
poets to get there. He is now
residing in Virginia City with his
family.
The slight cold you think so lit
tie of may prove the forerunner OF a
complaint that may be fatal. Ayold
this result by taking Ayers Cherry
Peetoral. the best of known rene
dies for colds, coughs. catarrhs,
bronchitis, incipient and consump-
ton. aud all other throat and lung
diseases.
Mr. Elrod denies that he was
boycotted last Sunday and attrlb-
utes the lack Of business to be
merely the result of the dull times.
This is probably the fact, as the
other stable keepers say they had
but little to do on Sunday, and
Keyser & Elrod hire 70 Cinnamon
in any form.
A Young man who has been talk
ing loudly for the Chinese in this
city has just reached a realizing
sense of the idea that the white
girls of the city have placed boy
colt on him, and from this on will
refuse to dance with him at balls.
They say if he dances at all he
must dance with Chinawoman.
The pay-rolls of the Comstoc
mines for the month of March foot
I'D $16O,963. The above total
shows an increase of $4,000 over
the February pay-rolls. By includ
ing the sums disbursed to employees
of the mills on the Carson river,
Sixmile and Gold canyons, the
March pay-rolls foot up nearly
$4,000.
How are we ever going to get
through our Spring and Summer s
work? We are all run down; tired
out before it begins" So says many
farmers family. We answer, go
to your druggist and pay five dol
lars for six bottles Of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. This is just the medicine
you need, and will pay compound
interest on the investment.
1t is the opinion of Rev. T. K.
Noble that those opposed to the
Chinese should. array themselves
against the Monaghan, but should
! not resort to extreme measures, "
If such had been the programme of
dissenters from the dominating re-
ligion Of the times, 300 years or so
ago, there would have been no Con-
gregational Church to- day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-07

WANTED. Employment by the day
or week by competent woman, and
one who isn't afraid to work. Apply at
second house West of the Catholic
Church.
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Roll of Honor for Miss Martins
Glass

Losr-From the APPEAL office, book o
bound vocal music, name OF lady on
cover. Liberal reward will be paid il
returned to this office, and NO questions
asked,
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Sick headache cured at Chedic's DRUG
Store by D. d. D. Jl03m