Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-01
ALL SORTS.


Mrs. Joseph Mccarthy is on the sicl
LIST.
Mrs. Alfred Helm continues to i'm.
prove.
Frank Folsom has gone to Wine.
mucc..
Matt Kyle of Virginia was in this city
yesterday.
-Four carloads of cattle were shipped
away from Carson yesterday.
There are some fine fat steer carcasses
in ROsser's butcher shop.
Mrs. James Shaw arrived on yester-
days local from Reno.
John O'B.ien has secured the tele-
graphic agency of the Call.
Andy Richie, J. J. Brockliss, Hans
Hansen and r. Renhold of Douglas left
for the klondike last evening.
That hat Of yours looks awful slouchy.
Get a new one of Joe Plat. Best quail
ity at the lowest price.
All the stores along Main street are
now beginning to talk incaadescentlight
they show up so large in the Emporium
window.
The Fee Press says an Exc hen is
laying eggs that measure Sx1O inches.
Lay on Macduff.
The Sunday APPEAL left Carson on
Sunday morning at 4 o'clock and was in
Gardnerville inside of three hours.
The San Francisco Bulletin got out an
extra last Sunday because of the Spanish
wal news.
Yesterday it was reported that Spain
had declared war, and there was great ex-
element in consequence.
E. D. Shaw, advance agent Of an Old
Madl'd,' was in this city yes,e day, ar
ng for lhe appearance of his COM
pany in this c. y on Mach Gth.
The following numbers drew prizes
at the EmpOrium la3t evening: 973 pud-
cracker jac.
The high school debated on the Cuban
question yesterday, and the decision is
anxiously awaited. The girls on the
affirmative made a loud appeal for war.
The suit for libel between NJ. Cohn and
his brother Elkin promises to be a very
lively affair before it is settled.
In San Francisco now the three even
ing papers sell for ten cents and the three
morning papers all go in a bunch at the
same price.
twenty-five cases of new goods arrived
at S. B. Cohn's yesterday and were OPEN
ed. They will be put on the shelves
daily during the week..
Inc Genoa Courier comes to hand now
a four page instead of an eight page
paper. The present form is a great i'm
proVement and it is now printed on a
cylinder press and shows other signs of
prosperity.
The wealthy people of New York are
already moving their valuables out of the
reach of Spanish guns and hustling them
into the interior of the country. When
the war IN these people stay where
their goods are.
congressman TOwne is rousing the sill
yer forces by his Oratorv in California.
lie IS one of the grandest speakers in the
country and his arguments invincible.
At all points he has been received with
the greatest enthusiasm and packed
houses.
The funniest stories now published in
the United States are to be found in the
Fired at Random" column of the
Chicago Record. 1t is refined humor
without horse play.
Some advertisements which came in
on Saturday night for the Sunday issue
were crowded out because they arrived
too late. By getting these announce
ments in Friday afternoon they will be
sure of insertion.
Hal Mighels, Foreman of the PEA
Office, returned from his San Francisco
trip on Sunday. He says the entire town
crazy, and but little else is
of. The Kl0ndike suits for sale at
supply stores are about si-s inches
thick and when a man gets his "0itir,
on he weighs about 100 pounds more
when he is stripped.