Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-15

John Bath arrived in Carson We'd
nesday from California.
BORN:-Ip Coulterviile, Nov. 9Th,
to the wife OF James H. Kerrick, a
daughter. The mother was formerly
Miss Nellie Burgeoas OF Empire.
CIDER-Those wishing fresh, home
made cider can procure the same at Mar. |
Patterson's. King and Thompson SITS. |
Only 50 cents per gallon. NV
A mar from California visited Car
son and Smith valleys this week look:
ing for mules. He purchased twenty
head Of D. C. Simpson of Smith VAL
ley.
A recent society item in a contem-
porary says: The guests stood un-
covered in her presence d is
carrying the decollette too far.
Says the New York journal: "There
will be other elections, and sooner or
later we will see. as Andrew Jackson
ooAds bCtbV ulCo VI hiSLCS quail oAS
this nation"
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual Christ
mas sale and entertainment at Armory
Hall December 18th.
The White Pine News says there are
about thirty men at work in Cherry
Creek at present. OF these twenty are
at work on the Egan mines, and the
balance on the Star and Grey Eagle.
The Truckee Republican says: "It
is rumored that the swing train run
ming between here and Reno will be
discontinu ed for the winter on the 18th
instant. Freight trains 90 and "a will
do the local work"
A fake dispatch to the effect that Bryan
had been elected was received at DeLamar
the Wednesday evening following election
The town went wild and was celebrating
in fine style when the true news was re-
ceived and a stop put to the rejoicing.
Stock in transit to California will be
permitted to stop at Lovelock, Wads-
worth or Reno, when shippers 80 de-
sire. for feeding purposes. For re-
shipping the charge has been reduced
from $40 to IS by the S. P. Co.
President Cleveland has pardoned
W. 81. Blune, Issac Ross aud Phillip
Stanford If California, sentenced De-
cember 6, 1894, to pay IL fine of a dol.
lar and be confined in the Los Apge.
les County Jail eighteen months fol
conspiracy. the otfense being commit
ted in the railway riots at that time
throughout the country.
The silver fanatics" are neither
discouraged nor cast down over the
result Of the recent oalloting. They
remember the solacing words Of Wen
dell Phillips: "What is fanatacism
today Is the fashionable creed to-mor.
row and trite as the multiplication
table a week after" Free silver will
be the fad foul yeals hence.
The Special Number.
The liberal orders 80 far rec &c !
for the APPEALS Historical and 3Hu,:
number insures he publicatio ~ l. 4
of the largest issues ever gotten OK oi
this offiSe. 1t is sufficient guarantee
OF the merit of the historical sketh 81
Nevada that it is written By Professor
Robert LEVERS, and we feel justified ir
promising equally interesting bio
Graphical and trrde sketches from Cht
pen of Mr.. c. H. Robrabacher, who
has charge OF that department. The
paper will be exceptional also in the
fact that it will contain neither cuts
nor display advertisements, and VT
trust will be worthy OF preservation
for it's historical interest.
When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When abe became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
VhAa she bad Children, she gave them Castoria