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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
oLosess AND SAILORS.

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wfv- re colozezs 500 za-As. rh@ r.a-
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Ieu-@-au-s 100 marks PER s1-u-
n. r,~--au --zrk : eszzvzlert 20 80
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

a-a .hor1- cree an huGE sc bad - =
ou- ra--- aa.s take a look az them
II vas rrowlnz cara On Chras-uazr
eve wheu a stranger 90 foot turned .H
AZ cur gaze aud asked Tor lodEir-s- Ev
va.s 4 ueIl-irss=erl. kee1-l1az z mar
ard the fact q his being &c foot anst
The village tavern only ts1 niles away
ru-hr - have - father 20 thinking
Mother cred him susr Zero Us s. nil- 81 hen
h nan said b had rheumatism an
that h expected 70 par FOR his enter
tainmeut- father Invited him IN ard ar
n~arsS 20 think THAT r. was all ri-h--
No. % vfrh sam ard l. however W
5-f-.t Ike rhe looks - The man, ant
wheu ~ discovered THAR b used pro
fane language and chswed plug tobacco
we put him down a. bad Ear- After
supper II nasu told fathe- that h lived
IN Cincinnati and had come 20 look a.
. farm q The SIx-sIile road TIE made
an e-or- 70 D entertaining and agree-
able. and though he suee~ede'i with ths
eli folks sam and ! eozldn't gre hin
eny credit
There was b-<srucun OF The pario-,
ard il was arrarg~d that BE Shout
sleep in there Also that Santa Ciaui
should ieave the gifts FOR father and
mother on the pzrior table after be had
gore 20 bed sam and ! woHlG hang
our stockings in the kitchen The na1
excused himself about uiEe o'clock ard
w=nt . bid. ard ter minutes later the
watch ard shawl were on the table. and
mother had promised not even % ioos
II We hustled % 20 bed. and o. half
past uine father ard mother came up
do you s'poss that felier he1ri
4hozt the watcE ard shzwlgT g-erie-l
szsn- - Ws gos L1to BED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

A. Err ~zzEz l44gs Z z=E. - "a.
sar-F glraa--- q 5zzr-a--z-its. 2
sH-r crra-au e human 9aa4v aa1
daze--c afT-e-aa id - l. L. a
azs-a-y marh - & t--~nezry. We mus
e1lfes--uAl = i-s-lf nzk-= him 4
zs-e3 character Re -e-r-s - - .
composite personality. uzirirz th= Boy
bishop e e-i tines IN England. Tie
Cariz--siz zil=iz = f5erEzay-rke Christ
eAill w 10 cane L1an TIE chimney On
Chr5stuzs eve 20 fl rhe ehlIdr~n-.
s-ocs 5EE--aud TIE - Nicholas e
tn Fourth century who. haviry n
her.f=i large fortune. devoted = .
III relieving - distress. and some
tines the uec-zsities Of thee pFka a
s1ne distress Of evil fortune became
embarrassed CT reduced from wealth
70 poTerry- The rpirsl-~r and the sleigh
must Be- y a FAR northern origin Thus
The orient. Britain Germany and Scan-
dirzria- zppea- 70 have each hand n
Grating q personality which : 50 dear
- uS al h@czus= : represents what
Is most simple. kindly ard beaeEe~nt
n the NOR intimate relations OF human
life--CLieazo Standard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

charitable people prefer some one else
70 dc the summing as il i some
times called. v bile. on the ether had.
they are perfectly willing 70 foot The
bills The drafts upon their time anil
sympathy are rot 50 che~rfuIIv borne
- those upon their hank accounts
10 every man his work Since men
sHd women OF moderate means en- jov
the work Of saving souls and bodies Il
the alleys. il Is well. and they are e.
eourzged 70 20 about doing good sine
the prosperous are willing 10 furnish
the money. they are excused from the
work Of Summing. The ehurcheS an.
doing 4 great deal 20 relieve human
misery IN this city. In nearly every
church Of al denominations. are found
societies which are devoted 70 wo-s,
among the poor. They have a treasury
70 draw upon- and the members goabour
from house 20 house and thus ii<p@ns.
their aims Then there are orvauizz-
'ions % various kinds. which either
incidentally, or. as enc OF the main
features iook after the unfortunate
class The Central Union mission
Offers conspicuous example. II fur.
FISHES iodgingx and meals 10 those IN
Feed Of temporary help and demands IN
return where practical. a certain
amount Of work in its wood yard r.
members minister 70 the body as well
as to the soul. and they are rot CON.
pelied 10 turn a<ay deserving men and
women simply because the hour has AZ.
Tlsed Nhea the religious meeting which
: held daily zuzt close. The influences
Of TIE mission continues after the meet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

fr-z. AID ~ e-5ear1r is By practical
mans II help - keep z>n from falling
znv further furo fh@ s5ozzh L whicE
s..pv r--~-zy7v z-e WET the mission
takes bold q ther-
w@ had Stow carnival @ Pe-uslT-
vznzz zTeuze- Every sod sleigh- CT
-sr- IL fzer ~vsry-hirx on runners or
skar could - pr o. run1ers- vas
bruuxas into rsslzisirissn- Eo-s@s. these
fzi-hfzl Annals Who are 50 cheap AID
~ beng discarded rowsGzEs- were
ro-th a dollar Al ho--. ard apra-rz-lT
sve-v ho-S@ Il roxu was in the carnival
Al q The pretty g7rtz. the 5oIlT hoys-
en5 even -ts gay old sports were in tn
procession Hearfa- rhe ringing art
TIE Tagging 0t r. bills. The pals -
laughter ant rh~ scnzs q The rushing
-sabIe- 70 one you'd suppose -hz-
-ze-e was arr Fn1T ring II rhiscirF-
III lAx=oeiz-es5 charities Is Al o--z1i-
rz-ioE whirh dos rluch practical zo.os'-
Tie =-c-~tzrT has had years q *
parsene~- ard - E1ows TIE -eauine
from The shan sz+--r-s a. si-A-- Fer
example during tke carnival oz Psnn-
svivaniz avenue ! -ozzE rnlcreG mar
catered The ruom azd rnI8 thu seere-
-zrv that h was orr % work. ard had
b-er FalsiT t-yizE - f-t sore ri1rs a.
a ea1E which wzs h7~ brss7ness- TIE hal
failed lie had a w5ss ard 4 ---ie rhlii
fsr- yezrs - aEp- Ils wife was abb -
WcrE. bat ccuif rot 81 pl1.r iseesuss
h@r r7rf he's we're no. -S-rer a. rre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

L : natural therefor. that the volume
C c1zrrs1zt5oEs. either II money or
clothes. for the beuehr e the poor
should - s=nsihly increased even since
5a- fan q thu snow the other morning
he stream q publie ard private
charity wh5eh soEz deep and broad IN
- city > divided iEto great many
-iTaiets and nils q varying size and fEa-
psarrauee. bat a. reaching the homes
- wait and poverty an3 giving sd
which : most needed There Is the
charitable Individual sou1etines with
. Esarr a. lzr-- a. MS purse. and then.
agz-7- wIth The purse IN inverse ratio 70
The SIZE q the heart He or shs visits
-he poo a. their homes and gives help
s-s i seams the occasion demands They
use ta@ir friends as their bankers. aaa
very cheerful bankers nlosr 81 them
prove 70 -, With 4 goos-nature-I Iaz-
E-ess ia regard 70 the cashinz Of cheeks.
Tie truth +, The majority OF good.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

IT, r@zszs g Us payer vi y ez-s1
. leZr- -1Z- -Eere = az EAST aze G-ezA-ss.
a. Is szv=. 40 tz4z > Gzzz-Tz- Ia :
Cz----E GE-e 3 IL czlT pcs1-ve Gre
kawz - - -z-1az- f-zaez-z-y- Cz.z-r1
5@L-< = c1zsaI-z--lo-z4 e-se@@e- re EzreS .
cs1zs-z-z-l14z1 s<e4-zs-- E4 ta-zrr1
Gre = -Azaz zzEz--T. zclzE ezreTzT
zpez - el5as1 zz1 -ucazs ssz-faces C the
s-szE-- EzErsnT Css--rr1zr the fczzg.asl1z
q - G-sezss- at EzFEE re pz.lszs
s-rHz--h b sel14l-l-z p tre rs 1T sr ard
E.slssz-- El---s u Eozu- ~ wurE TE1
rr-rE-et1-z Ave 50 zzcn fzi-n z rs era
1se PAYERS 10 lEev Ger Dz@ Kindred
DIS far arr case IA i fzLs - C--s-
SsE4 ~ - q seS-l-ozz-z.
E&5--@s 2 J CIEygT & Co. Tcls1o. O.
81 y Ts-1-z-s-s. -
Ez-Ls Panty E-ls Ire re bss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

As th- Ch-lsrrag hefis are ringing tnet-
chimes % rzaes and love
Alt tae vplcss - TIE angels e1-e 1o@si-<
f-gu sncrs
o.. thou VIE ART Il Heaven Far cur 1t
- ores We Ray
Thy t~ncer@st- sweetest blessing CT It's
tzctr CEri=r-zas E-r
Ard 20 u.s. whose hearts are zEowf-z Win
Eratt-rll.e - The~
That Tho1 hast spared cur earrings. VIII
t1ear Sunshine and rAelr Ele-.
WI. Tina ssrt Tr- daily ar=-ezce. rsv-
Is raEi@n1s With clsr love
ssirz that Elss4e1-- HeG-HrlT Father. rhzs
can cone bat frara aboEs
Ard TIE Enw@~ 70 % car eufT y rAese
-r=c5oTzs Cl--. ne pray.
e rE@ IcnE-si-fz- CHRISTMAS Blessing y asa
ZE1z s==e-s- - today
Good Hoe keegsr<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

looms up before them they manage 70
leave and SEX more eongenizI seSnerv.
Sometimes they break The saw o. dun
The AZ with The vieS OF Iezseniug ttezs
hours Of toll
The chief d our elry police SAYS thar
the dumping lots furnish a feld wlsers
nany Of those who scramble for exist
enee md employment II raking out
einders and chips for fueI- When snow
i upon the ground their occupation. a.
vel a. fuel supply IS goze- II i thea
that they appeal TO the police They
crowd the station houses az times aasI
are grateful for the smallest pittanee
\ pcEld OF -four ard a basheI Of coal ..
long way with the starving. shfveriu~.
halI-elaa cid woman who lives in an al
-ry garrrt- Those most dependent in
tne district are the colorsd psoui.- "a
- hose numbers the contiguous states OF
Mars land and Virginia largely contrib
ute Nourishe3 in Moderate eIIneS.
they soon collapse under the vieIsxi-
tubes of cold winter
here = another class Of poor. CON
posest q people wko do not ~ for rub
e relief Uarii actually driven 10 10 o
Ih-=e are persons who have experienced
netter days many % whom make a
-iFinS on the streets either g laborers
= s<stiers. hut are deprived q tn-Ir
Vacations by bad weather. The u5li.s-
Eea eHdeasCr 70 aequafnr themselves
with The condition Of those Who Ifv.
upo1 their r~Sq-ctiEe beats and H.
aeeiy are promptly reported for a.
sisrzHce-
The demand for r=nr zausv l. an IN
usual feature Tie Threatened evi,-
tio1s tor uon-Pzyz>zt 81 rent we're A.
most a. numerous a those reported
frcEn l-elard- Mez, women ard chit
a7s7- representing every color and de-
gree OF intelligence. called n nal;,,..
headquarters. some CT them almost
frantic for want % means 70 satisfy The
landlord. In nearly every instance tie
notice 70 yaeate- was presented a. i,
guarantee Of truthfulness on the uar-
Of the applicant
Food and faei were distributed IN -.
sane systematic manner as has eharae-
'erlzsd tins work for years. The de-
serving we're given orders on some
grocery OF wood yard. over the sigma
ture Of the Lieutenant in whose precinct
they resided These orders were r..
eeiPted By the applicants after obtain
ins the goods. and the accumulated or
ders and accounts were presented 70
the department for aynent al the clos
d each monfh-
The ABILITY 20 AFFORD the extensive -
lief demanded BY the suffering moor
throughout the winter i due 10 .be
press aid public. who responded
promptly and eTectuaIiy 10 the apDeal
for aid
hat tells the story. and il is a story
which might be repeated again ard
again concerning all cities. Indeed i
the true tale were told eoueerninv the
suffering Of the poor in New York. Chi.
eago and the other cities which 81.
larger than Washington. il would Be h.r-
rowing IN the extreme. Suo-ri,-
tendent OF Police Moore tells M 80.
ever. that there IS not single fau.slz
IN Washington to-day without fuel a.,
food unless il may b some family -,
proud TO let its poverty Dc known -
the duly constituted authorities
SMITH .. FRY.
n ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
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Yer -s-Va< - y~rT T.~xp~-~s~- T--r
tas- sa-s -aas..Aa'-tA Aa-~s -ns-I4 Bs
fr-r1'r ~ NJ ~ @.s sa~-ss--
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- .. zl'--z- 1l--2 = esEeeas-lT -
r--a--r- ~ - s0slI-44 1--eE A. 1a1
s79-z- . 7al-Fssa7a- t-~ el-e----es
- llA1s az illz@ t1~T s11l--z a-
Aasst Przcelc2lly t-e 1oT &rs- 1i@ssss--
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--g 2 - i1saaocl Alst4@ zrracs@s . crzA-
nest = - - ny CO - ezrF =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

eozId have made lbs Ny up through
cne y the fe@,I-rackS. bat Ae had usesl
his last match AID had 70 20 Slow Ia
the darkness We rugt-d cat The Heigl-
b.srs. seat Tor the sherif. and IL abou-
IN hour tn- dcor vas unfastea-si AMI
the fellow Invited - cone out He lad
STRAPPED mothers Few slarF on one O.
he hers for a saldie. ami fathers
santa Clans watch vas ticking away
u his res. pocket- Way lie had no
weapons never could understand
fer he Turned oat 20 b a professional
horse thief and a desperare man but he
lad neither knifs nor pistol lie vas
MARCHED 90 10 AL whiie the roost=Ts
were cr1-r5ny for Christmas. and sam
ard veze en- court later on when he
was SEE. 20 prison for five yearS-
Pos zaid tay father. after the nan
had been taken away from the stables
sud We had returned 70 the hou-.
-boys thank We a thousand times over
for TBS watch. whieh is something I've
sorter wanted for wears. but let me
Z lest tell ye that We both orter b taken
ont aHd licked fer rot fellin' ne about
that robber tilI = bad him safely locked
up Don't - never do sich thing as
that sg'in a. long as &c live on the fac,
Of this airsh--
And. boys" added mother. with tears
IN her eyes. a. she Rugged the shaw
ard Us. TOO. Il 10. only thank re as
much as father dos. but say ye d.
Jest right in no. walin' rs up: I'6 nave
had 81 ard father might have tunlbIesl
I downstairs. ard there's no trIiin who'd
adjusted up or who'd a turihl-.l into
. the e5steEu.-
EAAES BROTHER
-Desrof. F-ee prrsz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

VIzitor-Johnny, are 70. making
great operations ~ your Sunday school
for ChrisrRzsE
TohnHy-I'm not going 70 Sunday
school uoW. m1'lm-
visiror-Not going 20 Sunday s-hooIg
Johnny Non-- ! quit last Sunday.
I don't want folks 20 think I'm one Of
rheS- boys that's 0uly good durin' the
holidays II start again after Christ
mas = 0Ter-Chiczz3 Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

o-i~ -c-eGr - rally czr- hF- - r a
-zfz-al rr=zes4v. 4 -z=z- work srcn- =
zztzraf tzws ard brig hE-z night =
Esth <asz-e- AzT z-1zfzrzl ss1=u-s =
=z--e se=7o-z-y zgp@1izs- G1~s - -
=-.zz--r rood 70 a rs-so1 wEo s 1ebll.--ss
z-d -zz-6o~-
n ti-ese cuzG5rs1=s IL =-oss peri. -
z-z1 sc-ezx-s -t=fl1er y Dr. Rrrrcess Ca
Nsiicz1 Dr@1or--T- L 1-tz eIrcc-iv u-~-
sE- =zxE-7l -Ee-itIve -r0ceszes. and c-1z--s
sid permanent s--rzgtz aid va e
.z- szzzr wzv -l1z- <z.=-= c-@z-es the
r ezrzcs-z-=s tH< ssc-zc1 80 5-e- =
-iszsizr - cs-cziz-soz z='- ke-1 IT, ---s-
c-z1--s ~i-z PEE healthy ba10d- Is 3
erz--iT Ssrz--'s ray q ez-1zx -e-~u-s q
hzz<-1o-- debility 1-so-zzz ard =ez-z "a
D--rzz rEe p1=r e vEEs. Or Pcs
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.1z- Ezre - = = rEe--T-cz- =-z-x ~ "a
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eoz-1ez=i. 81 AK tz<z=< 1ze ==1a=--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

- s-s--n- I waz EEea Ike th- biz
4zrrls = Ievz- 1Izzezoz1 ard Dakota.
81. r4-g R-re exF-riszced b. the writer.
some yez-s aEe
TIE cwng of IT, grow seeEIs %
have emphasized TIE f1cr thai want All
sz.Eerizg exist azrEx the poor &C the
c5-F- Eowev--. tbs tzc- Ezs h=ea =
familiar e1@ % taose Interested IN -ze
zim5z-s--arig- q chz-z-y ever si1c- the
c15 u-a-aer began + Is n cod raa-
-eFel1ps a good deal C IL aeei sor ~
E-f I- = The Snow. a. Z rul-- -sat
ezus-s re re-eraI pGblae 20 z-alize rhs-
there are these vs - sraas3 IN ne--l q help
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
VICTIMS OF HARD LICK.
Tzz@1-z-5-' 9-=-s>=s Poor -G--
Cozz-ec 5y T1O1sz7ez-


Tse zo@- t-1zsizzl res q sumner
are a-1-sez D. th1-zs- ard rha- FAR
r--a been lzl 70 Eea- . E1-zz
ala aacrz t1a ra-e that al rae ssTe~ts
q q. ar I'D zith ~ bitter
Te~ t.z-- r. szasr has coz@ aEziz-
-- w-h i -ssr-1w z-al sufz--i-g
-asanLs = rhe po1r H-oF-e = as1-
u ~ raj eiry & tAe r.
f-r 1aro sarzi-ass were uI-aos,z
re-. E--- lie -uo lays arl nivlts x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

4 CsETy- M-wszZ-&er-hs- f-n- TIE
Fs--r11 Fsa-1-->o F3z-re &c Il Thr0ck-
Ecrr-u-s ra-=-i--ea.s en- WeN. he's a
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81 . che - - zzcA tl-Szzess zrish1zzs
1lZ" GS-z1ez---K Yea @aE-r te. -cz WAY.
/ nsTr- sd hss knew ezs-Eta 4 SUB
trzas fra - MsEher trarz TIE Fuz--s
-~tfl- T~s Re ava moves tazr ra@
Tezf-z- e he Ezizz-es - Disposed via =
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

20 Tua Eea- TIA. uh5nir- IN the
next ROM Yes Who IS it, -Tlaf'E
Tie f1ofta-l rrsLer wk3 Gps 90 tteas
manly utte-z1ces a. TIE snd = "a
game Is vie > rubbing as Lass
&c sca-o Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

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u VS. g Ave , cal % u z1eapolIS -
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rra4-a --la- serz1rz- 1z4 1kse-t-Zizd.-slly
rc9x lis Tex sr1l - Pau hi Earcl
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

SO Esa EEtD ~ P47Ezs--Pzra- p
"a Tc7zr 1sFs uE-ze-. --r-rF1 Z ron pass
Ere fFe ar1 - sl4essiff -ks11t CO
Tlz wlzs -. E--z Zo1@T for I've
wEas p sZ1 q $50 zse7-Ez-.sZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

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r1e -ale- nay srszE 20 TIE driver without
TIE f1-Ez--T &C - lz--aal 1919 II s--I5i-s-
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= - He--Es sera1Eer So Z Z wsre
DRY ---1 s-c1 EgzrT -s5ls- ~-Cou1e EaEe
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-18
Proposal tor Supplies

Sealed proposals for furnishing Grocer
ie>, Provisions and Meats (the latter in
seperate bids), supplies as per scedule on
file in the Office of the Secretary of State,
and to be delivered at Nevada State Prison
for one year from January Ist, 1897, will
be received up to. (but not including)
Monday, the 4th day of January, 1897,
when proposals will be opened in the
Office Of the Secretary of State, at Carson
City. in the presence of bidders at II A. NJ.
OF said day
All articles to be tirst-class of their
kind and to be delivered at such time as
the Wm den may direct quantity varying
each month as required. All articles not
satisfactory to be returned at contractors
expense.
Bids to be directed to the Secretary of
Board of State Prison Commissioners.
Carson City, Nevada, up to (but not in
cluding) Monday. the 4th day of Jaa-
nary. 1887. The Bomd reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
J. DoANE,
Clerk of the Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-18


Bids will be received BY the Board of
niSh stationery herein described for the
period of two years. Proposals will be
received up to but not including Decem-
Der IS, 1890, on which day the bids will be
opened. All bids shOuld state the price Of
goods delivered at the State Capitol, and
in every instance when practicable should
be accompanied by sample. All articles
to be tnc bt>t Of It's Kind and the amount
rcqlii - - Indicated, as follows. (Arti
cIc> 10 be delivered by January Ist, 1879
re"@r Qu@drll.r paper, JSN23.
rc.sul~ INPvWritinL paper (Ir.s&)
10 T"amS TEpcNritp- paper ltc.,er)
I2o los b'Utt - E::},.. .rt.ieuts, lgN24
1000 each, e"vri,Hne NNE white Nos.
and q
500 each envelopes xxx white Nos 9
and 10
5000 envelopes, Dunha'n, 7Nio
gr each, pens Gillott,s Nos. 3o3; 4o4
5o7
2f eaCh, pens, ESterorOokS NOS. p
I34; 5!1; oto
gr each, pens SpenCerla1, Nos. l; IS; s.
gr each, pencils, Hex rub tip j. Fab
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-18

IF you're in a hurry for groceries
ther~s always wagon at your door,
ready to bring them to you. We have
everything that's choicest in GROC-
ERfES, FABLE LUNURIES, WINES
ETC. L IS of danties not found in
other stores. Prices no higher than
you vii pay for inferior goods
Walsh & Wylie, The Nevada Boys,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-18
dI4 2w
Proposals FOR SUPPLIES.

Sealed proposals Irni~hing grocer
les, meat ar ..., Itiivered ut tine State
Orohan~' !! ..ut, for six months from
January Ist. 1897, viii BE- received up to
p. m. December 3, 1890 All articles to
be first class Of their kind, and to be de-
livered in ~l;ch Quantity ana At such times
as the superintendent may direct, guam
tity varying each month as required. All
articles not being satisfactory to he re
tWnel at contractors expense. Bids to
be directed to Secretary of the State
Orphans Homo, Carson City, Nevada, up
to I p, m. December 5, 1896. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-18
For Over Fittv Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. has
been used foT children teethtng, l.
sooths the child. softens the gums,
alays all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remedy COR Diarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-18

P. P.oposaEs to Furnish Supplies.

Secretary Board of Directors.