Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-11-26
ALL SORTS.

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Service at the Methodist Church
on Sunday at IL a. m. and p. m.
Seats free.
Already the 0rmsby members Of
the Legislature are overrun with APP
plicants for positions.
Senator Stewart and his private
Secretary c. ]. Happier departed for
Washington last night.
Ed Bettincourt who was to wheel L
Chedic through the street if Harrison
lost does the wheel act tomorrow.
Now is the time to arrange for
your holiday advertising in the AP-
PEAL. The first fellow in gets the
best space.
Before sending below for furniture
go and inspect Geo. Kitzmeyer's new
stock and then you won't want to
send below.
Biela's comet IS expected to give
the country a grand spectacular dis
play tomorrow evening. 1t will cele-
brate the silver victory.
The Tribune announces that it has
survived the election and will be in
trim by 1894 A few other papers
will also begin to trim by that time |
Miss Jennie Torreyson will have a
China and linen sale at her studio !
from P. NJ to 10 P. VI, Saturday |
Dec. 3. 1892 The public are in
Vited.
Reports state that some rich finds
have been struck in the Bohemia
mining district, Oregon, and that
there is considerable excitement in
the locality.
People who have travelled over the
State this Fall claim that Jason
Valley and Lovelocks show more
signs of prosperity than any other
camps in the State.
Congressman Rartine has returned
from San Francisco and is again con
fined to his bed by sickness. His
many friends hope to see him up, all /
right in few days.
d. j, Harris, the barber floats his
announcement to the public in an
other column. He has engaged a
new tonsorial artist and there is also a
first class shine stand in his parlors.
The Ormsby delegation should see
that colored porter be given a po-
sition in the next Legislature. The
colored voters stood solid for the sill
yer ticket ana should be remembered. i
Stephen White good square sill ,
yer man is Democratic candidate
for the q. S. Senate in California.
w. W. Foot Senator Stewards :
brother-in-law and sound on silver
is also a candidate.
Mrs. w. L. Barth announces that C
she has small stock of millinery for n
sale consisting of hats, trimmed and c
untrimmed, and will trim hats to or il
der. North of the Ormsby House. n
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Senator Stewart aid his private tt
Secretary Mr.. Happier left for "
Washington last evening. There I
was a crowd of silver men at the d
depot to say good bye and wish them IL
a quick journey to the field of b
action. IN
P. c. Smith, the billiard sharp, :
gave an exhibition at the Arlington
last night. He will give another to- },
night at the same place at o'cloca :
He viii run 200 points or 10 count,
and also show the 8-inch balk line
style of playing. Il
Eureka Sentinel: Joe Grandel- :,
meyer sent US the election returns
from White Pine and wrote as fol> !.
lows: st was the most harmonious
election ever held in White Pine :,
county, and all feel o. b. joyful over :,
the result, except FIVE sick looking -
Republicans, three disgruntled DEM a.
ocrats and one prohibitionist, who q
will die with grief u
The funniest man on earth has
made his appearance in Reno, New w
ida. In Cleveland jolIifcation the oy
'ther day, J. G. Hagerman eulog- mi
n