Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24
CHRISTMAS CHIMES.
HOW they CLAnOR SWBETLY IN CARsoHS CON-
MRRCfAL EMPORIUMS-SOMETH FOB
INVESTORS 10 NOTE.

| from pure force OF haolt. As they love the
scents of the evergreens, the CLEAN of the
| holly berries and the ptstm IS which the
misetoe licenses 50 do they love to read OF
anything which tells them of the day and is
misty memories. Tae minds of some hnl'
back to the night yelled plains OF GahIee
when the shepherds trod the silent wastes t"
reach the spot where the Savior of the world
was born. Some scout the idea that such a
scene ever existed and treat the delightful
| story as clever fable, but they
are as fond of the anniversary as anybody.
Some view the day from a cold commercial
| aspect, rl5 their sordtd palms together and
with half ,losed eyes count their prospec-
tive cash
THE FESTIVE BOARD.
Although there is special reason why
people should become gor,nandzers upon 80
celebrated an anniversary, they do, neverthe
less and the first idea the head Of a house
hold has, is to provide big dinner. He rows
with his better half about the selection of the
turkey, and finally starts off to do the select
ing himself.
"Now, get young one.
" | understand"
" Not too tough.
You bet.
{" Full in the breast-not too long killed
with black beak-already picked-not over
thirty cents pound.
The last few njunctions are not heard, for
= ha hos llar
and is himself around the corner Then he
takes the rounds Perasich Ivancovich, The
Peoples Market, and at one or another of
these places he finds fat, we'll conditioned
fowl that would be an honor to any table in
the land. 1t makes no special difference
which of these places he patronizes he is
sure to be well treated at any of them For
a prime roasting piece, one that is tender and |
rich with juice, he seeks the house of Chas. |
NJ. Schulz & Brother. OF course, for his |
and pies he flies on expectations |
wing to the Boston Bakery and then he takes
\ shy at such we'll established grocery
stores as Mason & Co., S. Reinstein, Cheney,
md Harris Brothers, where everything that
house wife can ask for is found
THE CHEERING CUP.
What would Christmas be without the in
Iigorating juices of the grape? Christ turned
water into wine at the marriage feast and for
oade no one drinking it. OF course there are
ONE who take considerable stock in cold
vater as steady beverage. The man who
kes wine and has enough sense to get the
est, will glide into Gibson 4 Dealy's if he
Iants real choice article.
THR CHILDREN. {
Christmas is emphatically childrens' fes- j
wal. One cannot put too much money in
'ys. Every little jumping jack, tin horse,
sinted cart or wooden negro, carries gladness
ito the heart of a child and sweeps away the +
bout the money you invest in toys You I
re not buying toys at all, you are laying in 9
ock OF sunshine, an invoice of laughter, al u
ventory Of good health, cargo of happiness. s
9 liberal, empty your pockets Of cash, throw i
round loose, buy all that you can stand up "
nder and you will get your money back P
'ery time you hear child's joyous shout or
nging laugh. The man who stints his off
ring in the matter of toys and playthings is r.
good man to watch He ought to be in b
atterman's prison breaking stone thirteen +,
onths in the year. Some of our local deal =,
s have taken in an immense stock this year, Y
le most fastidious child on earth would be :,
eased at Fox's At CagwiR and Aliens the y,
y who is not satisfied that he gets his .,
Oney's worth, don't deserve any toys @,
GIFTS PROM TEE HRARr. n,
A good many people i've little things from al
roe of habit, but the man or woman who
scns business will give 4 costly token. The
"a elucidated by Gray that the dark un-
homed caves of the ocean held the gems of M
rest ray is all Aumbus; these caves contain 10
ad mems bones, old clam shells and sea AZ
ed. Iyou want gems, 90 to McLsughlip's, os
lends, or Fox's. are you get gems. OF I'd
irse they cost something, but gems such as
sold at these places are not picked up vi
,rywhere. Jewelry # the latest designs 81
l patterns can be purchased of thess gen W
men with the assurance felt by lie pur- J
aser that he is Getting the correct ting. 50
OUTSIDE BARBAhIASs. sd
These random remarks have only been ad an
ssed to those who are under the parental Ito
(. There are hundreds who will celebrate no
day in sarroundi g the cornwall bowl and De
KING Jolly with their friends in places oig