Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-18

AS a hniment Trib is supreme.
Eagle oysters at Richardson's.
Missouri hickory nuts and black wal
nuts at Walsh e Wylies.
Bohemian Club cigars are now for sale
nj the Magnolia.
The returns from Nye county insure
Sadler's election.
The Ozark saloon continues to win pat
ronage by its high class goods.
+. w. Day received his second invoice
of India silks, which is selling at 2jc a
yard.
The promised storm failed to moterial-
ize and the street sprinkler will be need
ed again.
Fresh pop corn, the finest ever shipped
into the State at Walsh < Wylies.
India silks at p cents a yard at F. w.
Bays. This is our regular price.
new stone crossing is being put in
between the Capitol and Raycrafts stable
corners.
DON'T forget to get a pair Of c buttons
ut Painters: any photo; they make
elegant presents,
Ed Williams has returned from Jumbo
and reports mining matters in that camp
in a ti%ourishing condition.
d. C. Deadly, a brother of c. L. Deadly,
was elected to the Assembly from Nye
county and is for Stewart.
Possibly Bingham OF Tuscarora
wonder by this time why he walked GU
of the Silver convention.
For SALE-Furniture for light house
keeping including fine Steinway piano
for sale cheap. Enquire at his office.
Howard E. Wright, a young man
raised in Carson, has been elecled to the
Legislature from Alameda and is a can
didate for speaker of the House of the
Republican Legislature.
Henry HOgraffe of GardnerVille had a
lively runaway yesterday. The rig was
demolished and the harness on the horse
torn in bits. The horse was frightened by
the train. Mr.. Hogratfe was in a build
ing at the time.
The Salt River boat is receiving a new
coat of paint and a general over hauling,
and while the repairs are being made the
passengers are fighting among themsel-
YES as to who will be at the heln.-Haw-
thorne Bulletin.
The Equal Sutfragists are going to
make another fight before the coming
legislature to have the obnoxious word
male stricken from Article two of the
Constitution. Petitions are to be circu,
lated in every town.
The Argonaut says that a number o
large bets were made in Elk on the gov
ernorship fight, and the result is anxious
ly awaited.
The parties who bet on Mcmillan haC
better begin the pungling process.
A. J. Mccarthy, publisher or the Wal
ker Lake Bulletin, cites the following
reasons for his defeat as an Independent
candidate for the Assembly: Il couldn'
get a grip on Stewards sack. And thel
am an \, P. A., an Irish Catholic,
stage robber and a bloated gOldbug."
Indications are that enough votes wer
bought in Carson City alone to accom-
plish the defeat of VIM. Mcmillan TO
Governor-News.
This is q sad commentary or the We
uality of Republican voters.-Chronicle.
1t reminds one of the old story of tn
report of a political battle which ran thus
w have lost the fight, the ~scoundrel
bought us
The spectacle of Trenmore Coffin pos
ing as the apostle of purity is wha
makes every horse laugh i'll Ormsb,
Coffin was always the boss sack handle
of the 6. o. P. in the palmy days of j,
power. One thing we will say for hin
however,. that the sack he handled new,
corrupted any voters. It generally too
the entire contents to convince INN thi
his party platform was sound.