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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12

Fine P0iisscai Leaders Are Court
i'm. Kifs Attention.

New YORK, June 9-Now that
the st. Louis Convention has lis
posed of the Democratic nominations
public interest has turned to the Re-
| publicans. The witadrawful Of
Blaine had an excellent effect on
the Republican onalorganization,
which, until his last letter, was
partially demo,alized by an inter
nacine strife. The members of the
| National Committee were for Blaine
or against i'in--In very pronounced
| Wav. His withdrawal healed all
differences and the national organ
Izition Is now in fine shape. The
New York newspapers talk De Dew
As louiiy az ever, and some OF The
Democratic ,urnals, like the Sun,
Tor instance, do no; hesitate to say
that he can carry New York against
any Democrat. Blu: while the news
paper discussion is progressing the.
political managers are quietly fight
ing tie battle OF the convention
TIE real fgut for the Republican
nomination is now going on, and
the man who makes the greatest |
Roadway is AIger. Ever since tina, |
gentleman appeared at the Fifth |
avenue Hotel, now some three weeks |
ago. he has gained strength in New
York and New England regions
Just how he scored his gain is not
He came, was closeted
with certain leaders, and then, with
out fuss or ceremony, returned TO
his home in Detroit. Immediately
thereafter his candidacy began to
receive respectful attention from
aeopl" and newspapers which had |
hitherto been Indifferent or inimical
o his interests. With these latest
he is undoubtedly the
strongest candidate with the masses
If ali who are listed for the great
ace.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
NOTICE OF SsLE OF REAL ES-
TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, that In
pursuance of an order OF the District
SQUIRT ofthe state of Nevada in an for
Ormsby County, made on the 2ist. day
of May, lsS8, in the matter OF the estate
Of Eliza Ao ans, iece ssed, the under
aligned the ad minis .rator of the said es-
tate, will sell AT public auction tn the
highest bidder. for cash. gold coin of the
United states. and subject 10 confirm
alton by said Court, on saturday the
18th. day ofJune. 1855, at 2 o'clock r. NJ.
ofsaid day in frcnt Of the Court House
in Carson City, Nevada. all the right,
title. interes: and es ate of the said
Eliza Adams at the time of her death,
and all the right title. and interest that
the said estate has, by ops ration of law
or otherwise, acquired other fh.n or in
addition TO that ofihe said Eliza Adams
ut the time of her death. in and to all
thai certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate. living and being in the said
Carson City, Nevada, and bounced and
described as follows to wit: All of
Block Number "a In Phillips Division of
Carson City, Nevada, with improve
ments:
Terms and conditions Of sale; Cash
gold coiu Of the United states, Ten per
cent Of purchase money TO be paid to
the Administrator on the day Of TIE
sale, balance on confirmation of sale by
said District Court. Deed at expense of
purchaser.
CHAS. w. FRIEND.
Admtnistrator Of The estate Of Elisa
Adams, deceased.
Da.od Nay n, 1858. ID.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
The Billiard Game,

There was lively billiard game
at the Ozark Sunday morning about
four O'Clock between two Of Carson g
sports for twenty dollars aside one
man played 100 points and the other
Is the betting on the outside was
lively. Connely offering to bet 100
to so on shots during the game and
just at day break the lights were
shut off which made the room quite
dark but the boys said it was as
fair for one as the other SO the game
went on, the players never changed
balls once, When the last run was
made you could hear a pin drop on
floor. Prof. Taylor won.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12

And the old folks laugh when
they find that the pleasant Califor-
MIA liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. is more easily taken and more
beneficial in its action than bitter,
nauseous medicines. 1t strength
ems the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach,
and Bowels, while it arouses them
to a healthy activity. For sale by
Geo. c. Thaxter, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
Tenn perancc Lecture.

This evening Rev. Thomas Ma
gill will deliver a Temperance lee
ture at the Old Theatre Hall,
Admission free. All invited.
The best Of music will be in at
tendance, and as the Rev. Magill
is q rare orator. Those who attend
will be thoroughly entertained.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
Syrup OF Figs

Is Natures true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most eff
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
system when Bilious or Costive; to
dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers to Cure Habitual Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig
syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal
For sale by George c. Thaxter,
agent Carson. janl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
-BlumentLal & Cohn have q

-BlumentEal & Cohn have at
last, in the "Tiger" hat, found a hat
that gives satisfaction to everybody,
and yesterday placed a $4,000 Fall
order with Mr.. Lagerre, agent for
Keith Bros. Chicago, manufacturers
of the "Tiger" hat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12

DR.. Lee leaves here this morn
ing for Inyo county to attend 10 the
Inyo canal business.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
FLOWERS AND Music.
A Curious sight at the states
FrisOn GA sunday.

= OF late the Sunday Services a
the States Prison have become
quite q feature and crowds go dowl
every Sunday to see the concert
enjoy the services and hear th'
singing.
The Chaplain has departed from
the orthodox line of work and in
stead OF treating the inmates OF the
place to long prayers, long sermons.
Litauies etc, has taken pains to
introduce some little novelties each
Sunday not down on the bills OF
the previous Sunday.
On one occasion he took the
Harmonica Club OF boys down there
and they played on their queer
little instruments until the prison
ers were half crazed with delight
A good many fine singers have gone
down there at different times and
| nothing seem to please the men
so much as good singing with organ
accompaniment.
Last Sunday Mrs. Howe took
choir of Young ladies down there
and after the singing was over, the
Chaplain announced that there
would be boquet of flowers given
TO every prisoner.
Quite crowd was on hand III
anticipation of THIS event and the
cage where the visitors gather on
Sundays contained at least, one
hundred and forty people.
\ round OF applause greeted the
announcement that the flowers we're
to be distributed and the guards
went in among the men with the
boquets.
1t was queer scene, some Of the |
men reached forward excitedly and |
hesitated as if they could hardly,
make up their minds that the flow
ers were really for them. 1t was
a strange thing this mingling OF
the scent OF roses with the damp,
dank odor that always brings to
ones mind the thought OF crime and
The men pressed the roses to
their nostrils and the tears stole
down the cheeks of q good many,
as the flowers must have brought
70 their minds some better, sweeter
Of times gone by, when
he scents OF roses and geraniums
we're flung round the pathways OF
heir youth, and perhaps some face
airer than the flowers, peered
through the mists of wasted years to
iaunt their memories after the sing
RS had departed and the turnkey
lad closed them in for another
hight.
There were two large wreathes
# flowers which were for the two
Oldest men, and as their names
we're called two prisoners with bent
igures and white hair came forward
md bowed acknowledgements as
hey received their wreathes.
hey smiled at the distinction, but
s they went back looked rather
and serious.
The Chaplain has invited John
)ennis OF the Mint to make little
ak 10 the prisoners some Sunday
f.ernoon and he has agreed to do
0. III
The warden has agreed to double I
he guards and see that no one
Scapac 1rripD Tho toIl- =,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
ALL E0x rs.
Jake Klein has returned fro

-Chas. larry viii open the Dair,
Restaurant to-day.
The Swecny building will b,
plastered this week.
Hugh j. Mohan was visitin.
Carson friends, Sunday.
Joe Douglas, of Dayton, wa!
in this City last Sunday.
Davis: Small is out again afte'
his attack of pneumonia.
1.-THE dambanna" candidate is
the way they put it now.
| -WANTED-A girl to do general
Homework. Apply at this Office. \
Lunches, cool beer and the
latest political news atCap. Avery's.
If.
Last Sunday Jake Weber dug
some new potatoes, nearly as large
as come from California.
The WILDER Comedy Company
will play here on the olst instead OF
the 18th as advertised.
CHARLES Friend will measure
your eye and give you glasses that
will not injure your sight.
II. c. Dangberg is experiment
ing with esparcet, and has devoted
about two acres OF landro the new
fodder plant.
The greatest tempest ever
known visited Dakota early yester-
day morning, destroying both life
and property.
-Eugene Pierce has bought the
house and lot on the corner North
of the Greenlaw residence, and will |
make it his home.
Charles icy of Gold Hill was
drowned in the plunge bath at
Steamboat Springs last Saturday.
A jury returned a verdict of suicide.
If old Thurman is permitted to
talk and write letters he will make
about the same kind of q show of
himself as old Horace Greedy did
when run on the Independent ticket.
Joe Platt wants the public to
that he has little the
finest lire OF ready made clothing
ever brought to the State. He
S selling large quantities of Sum-
ner goods. Give him call. !.
do not take quinine for malarial
disorders. Ayers Ague Cure con-
aims none, nor any other injurious
Ingredient. This preparation if
AIKEN strictly in accordance with
directions, is warranted to cure all
diseases.
The hfe-giving properties OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla have established
Is well-earned reputation, and
made it the most effectual and pop
liar blood purifier OF the day. For
Ill diseases of the Stomach, liver,
md kidneys, this remedy has no
quail. Price 81.
Cleveland and Thurman make :
! queer team 10 harness together.
)ne is for free trade and the other
or protection. Thurman's name
vas dragged in to catch the Demo- ,
Ratio votes, the Convention feeling
ertain that there must be one
ocular Democrat on the ticket to
ull it up the line.
Mr.. Johnston, the Free Trade I
otton spinner OF Cohoes, said in G
BLENDING his support of the Mills
i'll: "When the employees are
rOught dorm to wOrking for low
ages, as they are in Europe, they
ill rot be able to strike. They
ill have to keep right at work,
nd we shall have no more trouble .
it'll them" u
Geo. I. Davis has just received
mother lot of that, best OF all corn
d, sugar cured Challenge brand OF
eat.
Hams, homeless breakfast Bacon.
ickled Pork and Dried Beef. Also
Cream Cheese, English and Ameri-
m Piccalilli. Picked Onions, Ameri-
m Blscuit Co.'S choice bake of e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12

STOCKS.
Savage 60
Con. Cal. & Va 10
Best & Belcher-3 so
Gould & Curry-3 70
Mexican 3 80
Peer less 35
Mono-l 20
Potosi-3 50
Chollar--l ID
Nevada Queen-3 30
ConSdence-23
Eureka Com
kentuck-2 60
Navajo II 10
Mt. Diablo-3 80
Utah i 30
Challenge ID
Bodice 81
Andcs-l %
Union-3 10
Crown Point %
Balloon 35
Oyerman-I 50
Seq. Belcher-2 20
Sierra Nevada-3 so
Alpha 20
North Belle Isle-3
Be!cher-4 60
Yellow Jacket IS
Hale & Norcross-7 so
Baltimore-S5c
Exchequer-i 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
Professional Lady Nurse

Offers her services to the ladies
OF Carson City and vicinity. Ad
dress through postofice.
Mrs. s. Cole,
ma 81 If Carson City,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
Great Slaughter of Prices


At A. Bergman's for this week COM
mencing this Saturday June 9 1888.
White Shirts worth $3.50: LOO.
A" 800: Scots.
Seersucker Coats and Vests
worth So. 81 so,
Boys Suspenders worth 25cts. ::
15cts.
Boys Knee Pants worth 75cts.
371scts.
Mems Shaker Socks l21acts.
per pair.
Boys Waists worth Scots.
20cts.
Boys Long School Pants worth
81: scots.
Boys School Suits worth 81:
50 so.
Boys Long Pants worth $40:
So.
Mems Underwear worth 81 so:
75cts. per set.
And everything else in proper
ton. We have the combined stock
of two stores, and the goods must
be sold. This is your chance to
buy clothing cheap. Call and be
convinced.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-19
DIED.

Al the residence Of his father. in this dis
trict, April 4th, ALBERT GUY, youngest
son Of Peter II. and Jane 4. Guy, in the
18th year Of his age
l. l. a sad thing 20 be compelled to chrCn
icle the death of the egei-one who has
passed through all the phases of life time
but now that We are compelled tD record
the death Of one 50 young, one who was just
entering the gates Of manhood, to whom
the future appeared all bright and shining,
who had pictured 10 himself long life Of
peace and pleasure, and al last, when the
journey Of life was over, 10 pass calmly aud
quietly away, soOthed by the presence Of
loving friends and cheered by the promise
II eternal life, il is indeed q sad thing. lie
was youth am.ablc in his manners, mild,
modest and courteous in his department,
beloved and respected by all who knew
him. lie has left an irreparable void in the
hearts Of a large circle Of mourning rela-
tiyes and friends.
In the midst Of life we are in death" F"
Oh never were warning words 50 sadly re-
allied But few short days ago he was
in the midst Of life, buoyant with health
and hope, was the pride Of his friends, the
D .ic AMI joy of his parents, the beloved
companion OF his brothers and sisters To-
day they gather around his inanimatc ashes
t. vent their grief in the bitterness OF dis
appointment \ few days a-o life, beam
ing with happincss, lii the smiling future
with anticipatiuns Of success. To-day he
Yields hs spirit - the God who gave Il and
'pnsi rus its tenement oiclay 20 thedust from
whence it sprung But yesterday he greeted
Them with the smlcof friendship. To-day
they perform the last sad rite Of bearing his
cali corpse = its last resting place, and over
,hc new made grave they drop the humble
tribute Of tear He has departed this liit
lamcntcl ~ many relatives and friends
| but though they are bereit ofhim by death
they surTuw with the hope that through
| the m-rcics Of q mcrciful God, whom IS iGl
they know he served, and that through the
merits of an atoning Rcdcemcr who dic,1
for him, he has taken his departure fr,E
among them, 10 realns of immortal bis.
anl happiness, where be will receive .
! "r,wn Of never fading glory and peace cter
| nal ID. W. 4.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-19

communication with the warehouse. en-
ahiing DE pr1slpf aud convcnien; tFznsac-
ton Of all business connected with iiem.
II should be observed that our establish
ment IS nof : new or experimental enter
prise o. meet the exigencics Of the .pTcssns
occasion, but las 5seh IL sHeoessfii oger.1tion
for ten years, and, because Of is red adcaH-
taces, has handled more than eighty per
cent. Of all the tobacco coming a. Baltimore
FOR inspection and not subject 20 tire COM
pulsoyy law. lis reliability and respsnsi-
biiity are es.G5&sSei and recognized, and the
samples have 3 currency, not only in
Baltimore, but elsewhere. This naturally
enhances the value of the tnhacco, by
enabling its sale in foreign and home
markets without the necessity Of removing
the hCgshe1ds and incurring the cost and
damage Of rcinspecting them for that puT-
pose.
Our Inspector, Mr.. John Eyeriield, who
has been with ms for the greater part Of the
ten years, j. thoroughly competent and
reliable, and il will be his object TO issue
samples which, with flH AID aH4gle justice
tO arr patrons, will be satisfactory IN the
purchaser; thus fairly representing the
tobacco, .fuR prize is assured That is 81
say, the samples doing full justice 10 The
tobacco, and haC!H5 q currency fEs any mark
Il, establishes, beyond reasonable doubt, q
practical means Of selling il in Baltimore
for all il i worth.
Should the extent Of our patronage justi-
fy it, We shall engage another Inspector,
subject 70 the approval and interest of our
customers.
No storage will be charged for six
months after the date of inspection; and
| there being no charge for parts of months,
the result is nearly or quite seven months
free storage. As the bulk of the Maryland
crop is disposed OF during that period, this
amounts 10 q practical exemption from any
| sturlge eCl.AE-gaa~.-all - 6ss--4@-ksnns
In order % facilitate the delivery of your
| hogshcads at our warehouses, please mark
| them Locust Point"
| We beg 10 assure Won that our faithful
care and attention will be given 10 your
/ business in our charge, and your interest
/ fully protected.
Having pointed out that it will not only
| accomplish an actual saving Of money, bu;
! place your tobacco in position t0 com
mand the highcs. price We hope We shall b,
| favored with Your patronage, and that you
| hnEshcads will hc marked Locus; Point.
Very respectfully,
REGARDS, LEFfWICH x CO,
Managers.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-19
A meeting of the Democratic State

A meeting of the Democratic State
Cca,ral Committee was held at Bar
nun Hotel, Baltimore, Tuesday last.
The object Of the meeting was to ar
range Tor the primaries to select
delegates 10 the Congressional Con-
veu,iou and also to the State Conven-
tioa which is to choose delegates to
I'll National Convention at St. Louis.
"..alutions were adopted calling a
Sa,e Convention to meet in Baltimore
on Thursday, May lo;h. The Con.
..9.-s.ourl Conventions are called io'
My 9th. Fifth District delegate.
will ars,mb!c in Cro.s.street Market
Hall.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-19

The stories will follow successiyely, one
at time, novel OF ordinary length thus
being completed in from four 90 ei-ht
weeks. II one story does not please, you
will not have long % wait for the next.
For ten-cent subscription Gf you don't
wish % enter for all az $l00l, you viii re-
ceive the first chapters Of every story pub
iished during the year, which you can then
order separately, if you wish A specimen
copy of The Novelist viii be sent free on
request. Address, John B. Alden, Pub
lishers. @93 Pearl street, New York r. %.
Box 1927.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-19
Public Local Law.
7 b&d,i BY -lWh.oTiy.

CHATTER 5ll.
An act - authorize the County COmmis-
SjoDCrs ot -. MaTy's county 20 elect one
Il the Board to a., IS treasurer during
the term II Office Ci said Board. aud 70
require him - give bond; also - Tcquire
u, Clerk Of said Bo3rl = give bond.
Section l. Be il enacted by tbs General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners Of s.. Mary's county b. and
they are hereby authorized and diFociei at
the first meeting Sitcr their election aud
qualification q elect by majority vote one
II their members - set as Treasure, who
shall serve until his successor Is elected and
qualified
Sec. , And hc it further enacted. That
tie said Treasurer shall receive and be re-
>pnnSjblc f1r all monies which shall be
paid - the said county commissioners and
shall keep an account Of all receipts and
expenditures, sad before he acts s. such he
shall give boni - the State Of Maryland
in the penalty Of three thousand dollars
with surety oT surctieS 70 BE- approved BY
the Orphans Court with conditions that he
shall well and faithfully execute his office
and Shsll Sccount 81 the county commits
sioners of -. NaTy's county. and pay upon
their orier or orders the several sums Of
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-19
Public Local Law.
PWJIidod By authority.

FHOaAsed 6y authority.
CHAPTER 500.
An Act to regulate the proceedings in Dis
tress for Rent in ST. Mary's county, and
allow the tenant, whose goods are des-
trained, TO supcrScdc the claim for rent
before any Justice o! The Peace
Section |. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. That after the pas
sage Of this Act, in all cases where property
has been distrained for rent in ST. Mary's
county and is in the hands Of any Dailif
Or agent OF the landlord aud the tenant
shall go before a Justice of the Peace for
said county, and confess judgment in favor
of the landlord for the amount of rent
claimed and the costs of the dcStraint, and
shall have also made before the Justice
supersedeas, which shall be substantially
in the following form state of Maryland,
...... of. 49,. TO Wit: We do confess
Judgment TO. f1r tie sum of.
and. -. costs, which were confessed by
......... in favor of The said. on
the. -. day of. .... before. ..........a n
Justice Of the Peacr Of the State of Mary
land, for St Mary's county, the said debt
and costs 10 be levied of our goods, chattclsb
lands and tenimeuts, for the use OF the said
...... in case the said. . shall
not pay and satisfy, 20 the said. .......
the aforesaid Judgment and costs, with any
additional costs thereon at the expiration
Of six months form the date of said iudg-
ment," the said superSc-ieas 10 be signcdby
one or more sureties, who shall make oath
before the said Justice uf the Peace that
they are worth each, double the amount of
debt, interest and costs, over and above all
debts and exemptions. and the said Justice
shall judge of the sufficiency of said super
sedeas, to secure the amount of debt, in
tcres;s and costs, and shall require the
same to be sufficient io secure the debts,
interest and costs, and when the superse-
IDEAS shall be fled with the Justice Of the
Peace, and he shall lie satisfied of its suf-
ticiency for the debt So confessed, the said
Justice shall issue an orlcT to the landlord,
hailif or agent 10 release the property in
his possession ami all further proceedings
in the distraint shall be null and void.
Section 2. BE il enacted, That nothing
in this act shall he construed as affecting
the validity of existing contracts
Section g., And be il enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
Approved
EELITU e. JACKSON, Gouernor.
GEORGE n JPSHCR,
u !Szwaxr HIs,,S5 Dslsgdtes.
GEORGE PETER,
u President Of Senate.
! hercby certify tlIat the foregoing is a
true copy OF an act ufthe General Assembly
OF Mar3 land, passed Jan. Session, 1883.
CARLTON SILAFER,
Chief Clerk House II Delegates
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-19
a CARD
All Tobacco Growers Should Read
LoCUST PoINT TOBACCO INSPECTION.
OFFICE az THE MANAGERS.
2ll South Charles Street.
BtltiHpr,, ip57' lSSS.
a CARD
All Tobacco Growers Should Rcat
april l9-3mt

-f--@'''t''is - - Sc A".--'s
Dear Sir:-Wc are pleased u have the
privilege II placing 81; your disposal our
tps iv,r.iJa Wn,;aa>t,. n Locust Point,
and take this method Il calling yurr at
icn'l'n - some Cf the advantages ~ he
derived by sending your tobacco there.
We haYe appropriated . splendid new
warehouse iOr the special Accommodation
ot M&ry land tobaCC and viii deliver vaur
ho-,hCa1> into it irom any point Of arrival.
IN Salum'rC irtl30HtGEg charge fgr tirIytGf:
ana thus being placed st the waters eticc
where most II the foreign vessels arc bad
~, You VIII pCUcCsvC All additional saving
70 dra!aSe IT >cowaSe, which, although
paid by the buyer. comes ont ofthc tobacco
Itself, tcCaCse il ! estimated - part OI the
Cr>t q thu purchaser, and consequently
acductcd from the price. II i therefore
appACn; that the aggregate saving upon
TIA &5,o0O hhdS. of Maryland tohacco
would bC very considerable. If handled in
this Way, and the net result 70 the plantiu.
intCo,s, CorrvspundinCly increased
Your tobacco will IL inspected as
PnlI!s'y - desired, and the samples care
iullN and neatly arranged, delivered i'm
mcI;atSiY ~ Your commission merchants
oihCc, wherever located in Baltimore CITY.
without any charge.
Our warehouses are easy and convenient
Of access by strcct cars, upon which free
transportation will h provided our Gus
toners
Gar office i located in the mi!s: OF the
tobacco trade, and has private telephone