Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-24
CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS.
Some OF the Attractions on Main
Street.

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! times, Carson will witness a lively
Christmas this year. Carson people
are always bound to ENJOY them
selves, and they spend their last dol
lar to have a good time and make
their children happy.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
In giving Christmas gifts, people
Of means always consider jeNelry the
proper thing to spend money for.
This year Frank Golden has as fine
a display as ever placed on sale in
Nevada. The show window always
collects an admiring crowd, His
gift enterprise in connection with
the holiday sales has proven an im-
mensa attraction to buyers and be
come a very popular thing. The
prizes are very costly, and the win
ners will indeed be III luck.
Chas. Friend has his usually care
fully selected stock, everything
unique and rare.
John G. Fox makes very neat
display Of jewelry, as well as all
sorts of Christmas novelties, books
and TOYS. all at low figures.
Cagwin & Noteware have a large
and carefully selected stock, and
their place is crowded with buyers.
Geo kitzmeyer's furniture store
makes a big display this year, ard is
attracting a great deal of attention.
Summers & Dauchy have a stock
Of exquisite perfumes and toilet
articles, Of the very latest makes.
Manager Hinkley Of the City Drug
Store, is displaying an elegant line CT
plush goods, and disposing Of the
same at ridiculously low prices,
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES.
Chas. Kelly has made specially
Of fancy groceries; palate ticklcrs
from every cline, in gree rariety for
the Christmas table.
Jacob Muller displays, in lition
10 his usual line of grocesie, fine
assortment Of lamps Of every cons
calvablc pattern, and all radiant with
artistic color designs, and at prices
which are asst 4ishingly low.
George Myess has the biggest lot
Of turkeys and cranbelries you ever
saw under one tent.
Bell, Edwards q Co. have at
tempted to corner about everything
in the market, and all but succeeued.
Archer Baker bewildels Tie visitor
with lis display.
FANCY GOODS.
e. 3. Rail, as usual, comes to the
front with the largest and most at
display of crockery and
glassware in the city Everything
from a dinner plate to Venetian
vase, ard at lower prices than have
ever ruled here before.
MEAT.
1t is an invigorating sight for a.
hungry man to view those huge slabs
of beef and mutton hung up at Ros-
ser & Muller's Union Market, enough
to last the town all Winter appar
emily, yet it will all be gone next
week.
Uhl & Leonhard have made a par
fine display of pork in con
nection with their beef and mutton,-
and it is corn fed.
Otto Schulz has his hooks full Of
meat, all having the appearance Of
having been fattened in Nevada,
where only the best meat grows.
The butchers this year have taken
special pains and the last place you
gaze on you think outshines the
others, until you see the next one.
FOOD AND DRINK.
Tomorrow the Arlington, Ormsby,
Circe's Hotel, Briggs Hotel, Taylor's |
restaurant, Epstine's aud Wieland's
lunch stand, will present bills Of fare
that will make a man forget the cares
of life and THU only Of eating.
The saloons are Il decorating with
eyergreens ard Will assist in acceler
lting the general hilarity
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