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Il@4jc.; yellow. 4od Ne: Western qnlet
and unchanged; mixed spot, ioi, &c.: Octo-
Der. t0c. Oats firmer: Southern and Penn
sylyania. 24@ 2sc.: Western white. 96g
2Sc.: Western mixed. 24ik@2 jiSc: graded
No. white 2sc. Rye steady. 80, &c. Pro-
visions stronger: mess pork. SEQ: bulk
meats-loose shoulders. 5i,c.: long clear
and clear RIB sides, 64c.: sugar picked
shoulders. 5l.c.: sugar cured smoked shout
ders, &C.; hams, ia l24c. large. ~ "a BE.
steady and unchanged. Coffee nominal
RIO cargoes fair, l9isc. Sugar Copper
steady: p-fined. 100 lOi5c.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. October lI.-flour close,
moderately active; southern weak an,
unchanged, Wheat closed duh and weak
spot sales oi No, red winter. 81.
@Sl3c.; do. October, SIC, Corn CLOSED
weak and lower; spot sales No, , mixed
cash, 39@59l.c, do, October, ;,s3.c. Oats
closed unchanged; spot sales No.
white. 3ic,; No, mixed, October. a5c
Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard frmer;
October 500. sugar Refined steady cuI
loaf and crushed, Ne; powdered. Ii.c.;
graduated, Nc. Coffee steady; fair Rio,
cargOcs lyi &C.
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Chicago Markets.


CHICAGO. October lS.-Whost Opeuo,
weak and lower. Corn duh and lower
oats easy and lower. Provisions more aciit,
and generally higher. Closings: Wheat
October. so &C.; Decembcr.S AWSl7- g.: MAY
sIs-c. Corn October. 3Oisc.: November
3O' -; December. 3Oi .W3Ot-c. Oats -Ocio
Der. ls3zc.: November. ls'-c.; December
lStic. Pork October. slO.9j: November
1910: January. 500. Lard October
sG.l2i November. Sj.9j; January. 500
January, $50
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tlark.yilIs. Tennessee.

CL.RK-vILIE. Tenn. October lG.-Our
market presents no new features Of interest.
The breaks are moderate in size, and the
qualities offering are mainly the grades
below medium leaf. Decided styles of Tugs
and leaf meet a fair reception, but for of
grades there j. no good demand AT present.
and they are bid of 80 low as Ia cause nlI-
merOus reflections, often fifty per cent. OF the
offerings. The sales for the week were 43O
hog.heads. which does not reduce stocks
much. a. small receipts of the old crop still
continue. VI. II. CLARK BRO.
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HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

Against the world fog al Impurities of the
blood and disease of the Kidneys and skin.
II is absolutely au mmiuL.c cure for Hhou-
matism i'm ali us forms.
We do not refer 10 people ln some remote
and inaccessible place. Dat give you the ies-
timony Of your nionds amt ncishbors. Here
is the proof:
LEE CAMP SOLDIERS HOME, ,
RICHMOND. Va, NuNe mhor >. l,os.
Huaicuu .Nedicue foHp0HU
Gents.-SOnle eight years ago Wa, at-
tackled with -Diat'cu. ana suffered lol several
days at "A time the most agunNng pain. II
continued getting worse. altl oush rtceIA ing
the best medical treatment and using alm1 4
every remedy that was suggested. finally
got so bad Oh ani uiitfci So much NHs un-
able tO attend t0 amy business, ana went To-
the "~Oidier> ifOme." \ short time after
being there. lu reading the Atlanta fonsffn-
noH. /. saw your "HDNNlCi IT'S KbEi-
MAIIr tl ltE" advert >cd ami SD highly
recommended ny citizens az Atlanta that
go once wIOfe fO you Tor some, and iu "a few
DAYS received three bottles. / commenced
taking 10 as soon as receive q, and before one
bottle bad been used felt iis benefits. ]
took the other two bottles and scarcely ever
felt pain. AsceitHining that This GREAT
AND ONLY ClNfiuf ~tlAlltA and klitl o.
MAIl~M WAS for sale hY OWENS s. MINOR,
bought one bottle more and used that. and
since then feel lke new man, without "a
rain. .r0m that unblaubie disease. >tlAl-
ia and ] chtcrluIly recommend 10 to nll
afflicted with Scidtici OF rheumatism as a
SURE IRE. Respectfully
4. ". lIUNGERFORD.
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NEW YORK. October lS.-'rhc democrat
i/atiOn in prices seen Yesterday evening did
not last to-day. London was great buyer
of stocks. and the Willard stocks were raj
lied al once from the opening. Money 10 .
O'Clock WAS >c T.. but the good buying and
some short covering resulted i'm a good adj
vance all around. The course Of prices
proves that whatever advantages the bear,
may gain temporarily, they don't shake out
long stock. rs was the ease some time ago.
The news j. uniformly good. as it affects
railroads. and the great interests are all ar
rayed on the side of higher prices. The
market j. great deal safer for the liquida-
ton in weak stocks. and the bulls when
they take aggressive hold again will have
an easy time 10 put up prices. Meantime
money j. the hugbcar which restricts opera
tiOns. In the last hour the whole list was
stronger. and showed it had plenty of
friends Money closed AZ :.
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CURES WITHOUT The USE OF MAU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBEs II AND
KNOWS IT'S VALUE.

Aftcr the discovery and introduction Of IA,
waters OF fhe celebrated Healing spring 3D.
Aslc sounty. y. c.. a hOldcr and "a muci
more strongly iuffegnaicd spring OF water
was found higher mp the valley ON The lands
of Major j. 4. Ilummcr
For Blood Diseases, Clncor0us Affections
an kinds of Diseases a. the skin. Pimplc p
hlOtchcs, koughucss. ~Allpwncss. Mole. and
Bad Complexion. Ladies'. who. from loss of
rest. oyef-cNeitiOu. and too much al ~ ina.
ton. become languid and hiasr. viii find the
plummcr BrOmIuc Arsenic Water q great
boon and resiOfcr OF freshness sufferers
with byspep>ln, Indigestion. or amy stomach
OF Kinney rOuhlDe. VIII ind tire lirmmcf
Bromire Arsenic Water gives immediate rc-
lief show the au1iysisO thp llWmmcf Bro
mine Arsenic Water % your physician and
ask him Will % hell YOU.
our leading doctors arc prescribing THIS
wonderful water and receiving fle best ic-
suits from lis action. n is daily growing Boo
favor with tine medical fraternity, and the
demand FOR the water is rapidly Increasing.
In the ncsr future ihc livmmcr BroWlno
Arsenic Water viii become The leading
Healing Water az ihe world for AN Blood.
stomach, kidney, and Skin diseases.
WHAT THE "PLrMMEA BRONINE ARSE
NlC' WATER HAS DONE FOR 4 HlCH-
MOND LADY, AND WliAI SHE .ANS
ABOUT II.
"Bping grcit sufferer from Indigestion.
and being unable no eat either nult or Nagc-
tables. on making mi trouble known to Or.
landOn b. LdWnids, hr odN iscd me 90 use
Plummcr Biomlne Arcnic' Wat D.. know
ing nv regular physician. DR.. Hunter Nc.
CURE, had prescribed the same water. 1
procured q case cl tine Piummcr bromIuc
Arsenic Water. ana J am glad fO say when
using this water could eat anything. fruits
and vegetables included. and my skim while
using the water was clear ana free from
Pimplcs. BlOfchcS, and letter. which always
e me when eating fruits without drinking
Ilummer BIomiuc Arsenic Water. ! gladly
give my testimony 10 the value of Plummer
BfOmiue Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
and cleaning and uriiA ing tie skin
see that you get fhc Hummer BrOminc
Arsenic Water from hshc county, N.t.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD. October ls.-Cottor
quiet; mddlng, l0lsc. Flour steady; How
ard-strcct and Western superiine, $500 81
do. extra, S.l5@$i; do. family, 81. 100 80
city Mills Rio brands extra. $i.G2W$ 4.S
winter wheat patent Si,Ij@ <j.i5; spring
wheat patent, $o,s50t$J.sj. Wheat-South-
ern steady; fultz, 7s@s,c,; Longberry. sO@
$40; No. 2, S41sc.; Steamer, s0@slIzc.,
Western dull and easy: No. 2 winter red
spot and Octoeer, s25s @sssSc. Corn--south'
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Va.
WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Office of Agency: Over Merchant,
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS rnoPoslNG TO BuILp.

PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.
Persons wan ting 20 acquire homes FOR then
selves in an improving locality, where ever
dollar invested will increase. will do well 4
examine the properties OF this company
which will be marked by sign boards, posie'
upon each tract OF land. and plats can be seer
at the Office Of the agency, over the Mer
chants National Bank, corner Main ane
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms viii
parties desiring 10 build. aud TO all such vii
lend nifty per cent. The value OF the lot aue
improvements at pc ut. on long time.
The properties were acc. redat prices much
below the present market value, and the com
pany can afford to Sc ! on reasonable terms
such buyers.
JAMES II. DO0LEY, President.
GEO. j. ROGERS. Secretary.
isp7I
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Hullicltt'S RleunatiCCuIG

lnmllblc cure for rheumatism. sciatica.
Neural.ia, ana AN diseases OF the ilood.
Skin and Kidueys. For sale by druggists
al one dollar per bottle; SIX boxes for hvc
dollars. send for book of testimonials free.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. October Il, l~sp.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND. 4, october II, l~Nf.
OFFERINGS.
Wh-at-1.Os2 bushels.
COrn-3.s79 bushels.
Oais-l. 900 bushels.
Ryc-9n bushels.
SALE- REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat -LongbcTy, 500 bushels prime on
private terms: 30 bushcl. good al Sic: m
bushels common M 80. Mixed. 80 bushels
prime at Ole. >hOrtbcrry. l.t bushels foi
seed al de: - bushels for seed m 9pc.. -
bushels good at SIC: $40 bushels good at 80.
bushels fair az Sc: 10 bushels fair at
Sr.; 800 bushels very good ON private terms.
Total sales Of wheat. 2,U,o bushels.
Corn-W bite. II bushels very good new
at he.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. Middlin.. lOi.c.. low mid
ding, 95.c.; good ordinary, 20.
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PRE- STON EL;V IN,
FINE ART FU RE
No. 8 Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

at is wonderful that from the bosom Of
Mother Earth flows stieams for the healing
of her chlldren.-S. \ g. +.
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Hichnnnh Stock NIarkef.

Reported by John l.. Williams & son,
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
RICHMOND. VA. October l., lSSg.
FIRST BOARD.
$500 North Carolina g., at 9ji,.
$500 Richmond city - al rs: s2.gW
Richmond city - AT l3N.
SECOND BOARD.
$500 Richmond city - an 1881
S.iOn Richmond. Fredericksburg and Pc
t0mac railroad division obligation at llli..
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company al 81
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-19

1nf Arizona Kickcr evidently has some
intention Of applying for Greeley'- place a.
head Of the old Probability Bureau, and it
naitcrs itself that it can succeed in that po-
,ition equally a. we'll rs the present incum-
bent II writes:
.Our subscribers have been both surprised
and pleased at the way We have hit the
weather for the last TWO weeks. We didn't
expect 90 do 80 we'll in the start of, a. the
oni, instrument we had was an old horse
Shoe. twO-foot rule. and "a war map of the
battle Of Getty sburg. but we made no mis-
take. our first prediction was that the fol-
lowing week would be- cold, clear, cloudy.
warm, and variable with possibly rain. We
hii IL even % the variable She varied from
a frost t0 such a hot night that everybody
kicked the quilts OFF. The rain didn't last
bat three days. but that was sufficient 10 let
u- out. our second prediction also hit IL pat.
We predicted winds. calm. sunshine, clouds.
high pressure over the Arctic Ocean. and
low pressure around the mouth Of the ANA
/On. with considerable wObbc between
here and the Pacific. She wobblcd. We
cot Just what we expected, and from tins
on we are going ahead like a scared Jack
rabbit hunting for cover Watch our
smoke
\ FAMILIAR figure around Crystal Lake.
a summer resort near Carbondale, Pa. IN
late years. has been that of Mr., Ncklbbeni
Of Washington, father Of General Mckib-
ben. the congressman. who was the second
Of senator Frederick IN his duel with Judge
Terry. Mr.. Mckibben was AZ one time "a
great friend Of simon Cameron, than whom
lac was one year older. There IL IA good
story about the old man and simon Came
ron. I'm the course Of their lives an csirange-
meni arose between the two friends on ac.
count Of some political question, but Mr..
Mckibben had a picture IN his possession
upon which the senator set high value aud
desired most anxiously 10 have. 10 he went
10 Mr.. Mckibbcn and asked him for the
picture. Mr. Mckibbcn would not part
with il. But" said he, az tell YOU what
III do with you Cameron, ] viii bequeatli
thal picture % YOU" "Oh," said Cameron,
chat will never do. When YOU come to die
where will hey" Mr.. Mckibben did not
give him the picture, and since Cameron's
death has probably bad 70 alter clause IN
bic viii.
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FINANCE AND COM u ERCE
New York stock Market.

Reported 10y 4. W. Branch Il Co.. bankers
and brokers, No. III Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-19

As a Medicine of GENUINE MERIT wc place
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Tie Snltan 81


revisit England, 10 Il very agreeable and
handsome person. He stands above the
middle height and is strongly prOpOrliOncd.
His head il large and well balanced, though
his nose il scarcely prominent enough for
English taste. His front face has a marked
Asiatic appearance, though from a profile
view except the hue Of the complexion. he
would readily pas, for an ordinary we'll
developed European gentleman Of middle
age. His stiff, lrOn-gray mOustachc and hair
of the same color give a somewhat stern and
military aspect To cOuntcnance which Il
otherwise amiablc enough. He il iitl-iOur
years old, was married in early life, became
Il widOWcr. and in 1861 was married again,
having as issue of the last marriage three
children two daughters and IA son, the lat
ter fifteen years old and heir apparent. Ills
Majesty resides in very large palace at
I-tana. in the town of JOhOre, which is the
capital Of the Johorc country.
THE Ccylon papers announce the death Of
an elephant named >clla, which had served
the Public Works Department for over
sixty-fye years. and had worked in various
parts of the island under different circum-
stances for an unknown period Originally
~clla belonged 10 the last of the Kings Of
HANDY, sri Wickrema Raja >inglia, and was
one Of about 100 elephants which passed TO
the British Government IN 1Slj, when the
kandyan dynasty Was OyerthroWn and the
whole island passed under british rule. II
was supposed that sella was fifteen years of
age al this time, but this is suTmise, His
two friends, with which he usually worked,
and which fell 10 the Government M
the same, died twenty-five years ago. la
1850 ii was decided 10 sell All the elephants
belonging 10 the Public Works Department,
and >cla fcll to "A resident OF Colombo, Mr.
dc soysa. The animal was "A tuskcr, yer,
docile, and worked steadily all his life. II
aided in several operations for the capture
and tanning Of wild elephants, but became
totally blind about three years ago. Not
withslanding this he continued 10 work at
the plough until within short time at his
death, After death the tusks were removed
and measured five feet in length. the height
OF the animal being eight feet. lie was well
known 10 successive generations of British
reeldents IL Colombo@
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
Last Nights fire.

About S:15 last evening, there
was an alarm of fire sounded caused
by the burning of a barn in the
rear of the Excelsior House. The
Warren Juniors, lately organized
were promptly on hand, they get
ting the only stream on the fire.
Had 1T not been for the prompt
action of the Junior II pse Com
pany, the ruins of the Opera House
and Excelsior Hotel and several
other buildings would have been
seen smoul,.erIng today. Some
idiot who was in an upper story
of the Opera House turned the
nossle of hose on the pipemen oil
Juniors and was almost drowned
for his work. He was member
of the Curry Company. The boys
were all treated by d. Brouldt OF
the Excelsior house. The fire was
of incindiary origin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
CARSON DAY.
NE ADD LARGE DELEGATION
OF s CARLOADS.
The Distribution of Military
Awards.

There were about 5000 people at
the Reno track Yesterday from all
parts Of the State. The Grand
Military Inspection was the first
talug on the programme. Inc FOL-
towing companies contested and
the prizes were awarded In the
order named: Emmits, Nationals,
i Winnemucca Guard, Carson Guard
and Reno Guard, the prizes being
awarded by CoInmittee OF cltl-
zens, who didn't appear to know
military company from salvation
army.
Flom what this reporter could
learn, the awarding of the prizes
was not based on the respective
merits of the several companies, as
il was generally conceded that tho
Carson Guaros were the best drilled
company, and the only company
which received any applause. The
Committe admitted all this, but the
prizes appear to have been awarded
for these reasons. The Emmitts got
first prize because they outnum-
hered the other companies; the
Nationals were awarded second
money because they wore haver-
sacks (someihing never done on
dress parade) the Committee prob
ably thinking that anybody who
was fool unongh to wear one OF them
ought TO get something They
gave the Winnemucca Guards a
prize because they came so far. The
Carson men were probably given
prize out Of friendly feeling for
Carson. The fifth prize had to be
given to somebody SO the Reno
Guards captured it.
THE RACES.
The seven-eig hths dash was won
by Eide.
Even Williams horse, Our Jack,
won the two-year-old trot in 3 :09.
The , :25 trot was won by john
ny Hayward in 2:2S.
Edwin G. took the pace in 2:30.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
A WALKING MATCH.
Some Local Pedestrians Try
Their Skill at the New
Fair Grounds.

The was an interesting race at
the new track V, sterdav. 1t was n
the shape of a mile walking match
between several local pedestrians.
There were five entries, Miles John
son, Dan Couiliard, "Snippy," OF
/ Wdshoe Lake, George Morrison,
and an Unknown, the last man
t. pay for the drinks
Alter conside able discussion as to
who would act as Judge, time
keeper, ETC., they got started. At
the first quarter mile, Johnson,
was IN the rear, and Couliard in
the lead When they reached the
half mile pole, Johnson and Morri-
son dropped out end cut across the
field. The other three kept on
however and when they reached
the pole for the last quarter, it was
plainly seen that it would be a
hard pull tor the winner.
As they came down the home
stretch, "Snippy" fell back and
left the race to Coulliard and the
Unknown.
Both men came under the wire
neck a neck, but the judge decided
the race a dead heat, because the
men were not equally matched; he
claiming that If the Unknown's
feet had not been so extremely
large, Coulliard would have won.
The time WAS 10 minutes and 5
seconds. Last night johnson
and Couliard interviewed the Fair
Directors to get them to offer
purse for them to compete for.
II has since been learned that
Johnson and Coulllard have made
a match for $3.50 to came of next
Sunday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
LOCAL JoTs.

X. j. Laws arrived last evening
from Hawthorne.
Five bars of bullion arrived at
the Miat last evening.
Sam Davis CT the MORNING AP-
PEAL went to san Francisco last
evening.
1t is the general opinion that
the Pnhlic Schools should close
during Fair week
Il required three engines t. hal.
| die the excursion train last night.
There were fifteen cars.
Margaret Matter PLAYED to a
good hous' last evening and gave
splendid satisfaction.
Geo. c. Thaxter's horse, 'sTr;xy"
has developed rema. kahle adapt
ability to get there on short notice.
The question nov among thr
Carson Wheeimen is Twill the
Directors of the Fair give US races"
Flum present indications, 1t looks
as though we are going to have
very fine weather during the Car
son Fair.
Eight coaches were required to
take the military companies and
other passengers to the Fair yes
terday morning.
Every one of the Mint hands
have bought season ticket to our
District Far. They each get
lay off Of half day.
First days races, at the Carson
Fair will be the three minute trot.
between Julian, Ghber, and Snow
slide Go guess the winner.
Tae programmes for the Warren
juniors uniform dance ae being
printed ct the APPEAL office. and
will he the reatest ever got out in
this city.
Beginning with Saturday night,
the Orm by restaurant VII he kept
opened all night du ing Fair week.
Oysters in every style; ask Tor a
Boston Roast
A meeting of the Directors OF
the Ormsby District Agricultural
Association Thursday night the bar
privilege for next weeks FAIR was
awarded to Fatty" Cohn Tor $3.50.
Mr. Hortung OF Reno gets the lunch
stand at the track ami Eli Barley
the fruit and candy stand, and MIR.
Banning the Ice cream and refresh
meut privilege at the pavilion. The
Carson Band was awarded the con-
tract for furnishing music.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
where Maxheld Is.

j. Maxield, (Maxey) formerly Of
Virginia City, and member OF
the Resolutes. is at present the
property agent Of the Somberete
Mining Company in ths State oil
Mexico. 1t is position 1erth
$3.50 "a month, and his old friends
Will be glad to hear that he is do
ing so we'll.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
W hat on Earth

Is the reason people Will not, can
not, or do not see any difference in
cheap nos trnms put up by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties
at enormous profits, rather than
take a medicine of world wide epu-
tation and one tina. is Civ ng Ini-
versal satisfaction at equal price ?
No medicine in the world is giving
such unparalleled satisfaction TO
nurifyinu the blood as BEGG~-
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD
MAKER, and every bottle that
does not do it's work, will cost you
nothing. w. II. Chedic, Druggist
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
The Isabel Morris Company

line Great Divorce Cas-" tine
FUNNIEST eli all commedIes-was
played for the first time by Isabel
Morris ana her compa " Thursday
night. Isabel Norris was oil
course excelient-thay goes without
saving. Cuarlle Edmunds was
lunny as the husband, buliied by "a
muther-ln-law. Fid Page as the
nervous Pixie, who wants to be a
real DEVIL" was very good. Mr..
Jack as the wealthy old Wealthers-
by Grandson was good. Mrs. Ed
uiunds made an excellent mother
ln-law. Kate Chester frightened
ali the scenes in winch she Was
concerned, and her appearance was
d signal. for laughter. Nessrs.
Temple, Bradley and the other
members OF the company were all
fine. Tonight is the last night Of
this really splendid company, and
our Reno public, who have so
thoroughly appreciated them, will
undoubtedly turn out in body and
pack the house to kill Hazel
KIrke ."-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
Roe'S Bicycle Tour.

Tom Roe, the u!cyclist MO is on
his way ACROSS the continent, WAS
overcome by heat on the Mohave
desert and has been laid up at
Ban stow for three days. Bicycle
riding is fine sport, but the man
who tries to ride across the con-
tinent is about as much of fool as
the man who goes through the
Whirlpool rapids at Niagara.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05

PIANO TUNING Frederick Zech
is now in the city attending to the
piano tuning formerly attended to
by his brother, and will be found
ut Charles Friends until further
notice, where he 10 prepared to ie-
ceive all orders, which will be
promptly attended to. sSS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-05
a Good Business for sale.

w. II. Chedic, on account OF en-
tering other BUSINESS, offers his
grocery business for sale, and gives
netice to all those indebted to him
to call and settle within 80 days.
All bills not paid in that time will
be subjected to forced collection.
Inquire at the store. s27tf