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Christmas Entertainment

Last evening the Sunday School OF Calvary
Baltlst Church celebrated its 18th ami verssry,
ans! at the same time enjoyed It's annual Christ
mas festival, az the church. There was a very
good attendance, and the evenings entertain
ment was enjoyed fully a. well By the audience
a. by The children. The exercises were con-
fUcted by the Superintendent, MIR. Wm Stick
neg, and were OTered ly tie hymn awe Praise
Thee % God" followed Nv reading the 23i
psalm 10 concert, srd prayer by the pastor,
Rev DR. Parker. The superintendent msde q
short address III which be referred to the con-
tiEUed prosperity of the school, the average at
tsrdsnee during the year having been over $50
Inc treasurer, sir. Henry BEND, submitted his
rel Ort showing receipts-contributiOn OF c asses
gaze g., from other sources, s135 n; balance last
IeIOrt, so 51-sGo5 H. expenditures, SSof p:
$500 for piano. leaving a balance OF - o.
dresses were made by Rev. DIR. Tiffany, or the
METROPOLITAN 81. j.. Church, and Rev DR. Par
ser, tie pastor The sexton was called forward
and presented with q sum of money from the Ia
dies OF the church. and As DIR. Parker was about
10 resume his seat lie WIS SURPRISED by Mr.
Stcsney. on behalf CT the school. presenting
mn VI.h silver f-uit stand. Mr.. Sticknay
vas presented with a beautiful cross. The FOL-
lowing pupils who have not been sbuent from
he school during the year, were each presented
with q book. Myra BurgtOrf Geo-ze Kan
GolIh, Lizzie Brown anc Sidney Smith. Ears
pupil wac then presented with a package of
confectionery, the infant class receiving BOOKS
siso. Dir. Anderson, nov in his ia year, was
called up aud VTese Hted with ahsndsoIne basket
OF hGWeTs, the superintendent noticing the ysct
that IT. =. = stil in the Sunday school AZ a
pupil Er Anderson responded briefly, s.a'ir.,
II al he has leen Attending SUNDAY schoc,s IL
sixty two years. and wa as much Interested ia
thsE rCw IS he was when he first entered a
school The exercises were brought 70 2 close
by Dr. GRAY pronCuEc.ng the heuediCtiOn.
an interesting entertainment was h. No.
evening by the Sab5atE school OF TIA Cs.5-aI
saiiohal church. 4 speech Of welcome Rs7
msde by me suPerintenient, Or. D. F. Pres
Vy r4clt.tlons: singing address
Hy the pastor, Rev. Or. RANKIN &.
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THE CDERTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge udcArtLur
To-day, Matthew Thompson, witness lin the
case OK i. AZ. Walsh, who was acquitted on the
charge of keeping bar-rOom on the =! In
stent,) VINO failed to sttend, WAS br0u ght in IN
der an attachment and committed to jail for
five days for contempt. John Collins no-i1n
for new trial Oh charge OF keeping a bar-room,
ovcIruled and fine of 500 aud costs imposed
District OF Columbia AFT. Mary O'Connor-
judgment set aside, the fine having been paid ID
tie marshal.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Ju9ys CARTER.
Campbell agt. the American Popular Life
insurance Company; jury failed t. agree aad
were discharged. American Butt Company
aG'' Joseph T. Kelley; on trial.
POLICE COURT-Judce .cpsI
To-day, WIN Thomas, al alley ranger ani
sntak-tliitf, was assigned 20 street c!eanInz in
= suit OF many cOiOrs. David McCauley, N "
ketDoUse ranger, suspected OF stealing r,5ss
from market woman. He was caught with a
goose, and ccUid give NO satisfactory account Of
II; sent 10 the chain gang for change OF diet.
Julia Banks, night-scudderi sent down. Moss
IOss. a boy window sm8sheT; -. Mary OG3l,
May jams Hart and Catherine Ackers, nj yht
s'raet-scutders, were up for an ARRAY on tie
street, all about nian; rasped for - each.
Samuel Openheimer, assault end battery on
Saul Solomon; = and costs. John Brown, col
ored, charged with burglary IN the house OF
Eev. John Chester, and taking 5 me t. Die
eloths, bucket Of eggs and Christmas tur-
key. Detective CCOnbs sroe,ied out that tur KEY
and the ggs, but nothing but bones and shells
were left; the taJle-cioths were also missiny
but he recovered the bucket, which was
recognized by the Cwner, and was t8sti-
HOny against the accused; grand jury
Isaac Walker, cOlOrej, is a pretty good walksT.
He walked OFT with an Ovsrcost belonging 20
John a. Scott The coat was a valuable one
worth S35. Detective McEfresh proved to be
better walker and caught him with it. Walker
SAID he bought il in New York. and after wards
that lie got il from cOlortd man for s.. $50
Or six months in jail. Albert MCGraw, q white
man, placed guilty to stealing shirt from a
clO'heS lire. and was r9oIed for $40. jim
Groves, a co.Cred rough, committed an unar0-
vcked assault mon telegraph boy, giving him
biack eye-ECt very ornamental thing 70
nave with his new uniform; nipped for 50
Frank johnson, hotel porter, kU0ckeia news
10y named George Redmond, down the
STEPS OF The hotel, and was waSed Tor 81
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Another Cornerfu Corn
THg OPRRArOR CorNpppn Tr,s r,,,

THE OPERATOR CoENRRKo THIS TIME
Just after the adjournment OF the Police
entered the courtroom, headed by Officer Jen-
niter, holding by the collar a long, slab-sit,ed
eolore q man, black as the ace of spades, whom
ne nsd scooped among the country wagons on
market square, where he had been recognized
by Mr.. Godfrey, whom he had sHindIed some
two weeks ago out OF SCI 20, full account of
wnlcn transaction was given in TIE STAR az
that time. 1t was learned that this man sp-
preached a wagOn-load OF corn this morning
tthe owner at the time being engaged in neyo-
uating sale with Mr.. Just,) and offered him
Si.0O per barrel for it-a quarter above the
price offered by Mr.. Just-and ordered it TO bs
driven TO his stable on New JERSEY avenue
when ne would pay for it. just: feeling some
countryman that il Hght be the same chan
who had bilked Godfrey. Just at this
time time uP came Godfrey himself and at
once recognized the Spectator, and in
q twinklDg Officer Janifer had his man
Among the crowd in court was Godfrey anxious
to get bis money. Dir. Closs heard the story
given by Jsnifer and the spectators but as
there had been no fraud committed he could do
nothing. Soon afterwards Mr.. Jones' who pur-
chased GOdfTey's corn two weeks ago, came in,
recognized the man as the one VINO sold it to
him. The Spectator gave his name as William
Harrison, and stated that he had lived in this
city since June last; that he is a native of West
chester county, Pa, a school teacher, horse
doctor. and general Spectator by profession
Detectives McDevitt and COOmes recognized
him at once as the same individual who beat a
last summer in the sale Of some property Har-
rison Is an oily tOngued darkey, and put on con-
siderable style, insisting that his intentions
were strictly honorable, that when he lar NJ
Godfrey on the day he purchased the corn from
him TO get bundle for his mistress he went into
restaurant TO get drink with a friend, and
instead OF taxing one drink he took several ana
overstayed his time, ard when he came ont Mr.
Godfrey was gone and be hunted a long time
to lind him, but could not. He offsrsd to 90 to
ms house on = street with Officer Janjfer and
+. ha
beng one Of breach Of trust and the remedy by
civil action, he was permitted 70 go with Ja9i-
Ter, az proposed. The crowd seemed duite
chop-fSleD, that there WAS no criminal lay 10
reach him, and some half dozen offered to con-
tribute 50 each to Godfrey If he would prose.
cute MN 10 the full extent. The last seen OF
MN was with the officer and Tanifer on the wav
10 his house to get the money for the corn but
with what result Is not known. Harrison il a
dangerous man. The detectives propose to take
known to the public,
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& EOR G. z TO W " .

ELECTION OF OFF!CEEs.-At the regular
meeting CT Decatur Lodge, No. i, X. Of p,
held last night, the following Officers wers
elected for the ensuing year - Samnol &.
Swami, Z. C.; John ". Brown, V. G.; Hugh G.
Divine, X. Of X. ard :; ". II. PayDe, VI r;
a. c. PTathcr, NJ. + and John II. Newman,
Prelate. The following were elected as repre-
senietigeS 10 the Grand l.cdge:-Wm. pJherty,
Charles Seeley, james L. Collins, j amss Shanks
snd VIM. J.. Cartwright.
CATTLE MAEKgT.-MessrS. Weaver, Means
" CO. report receipts NJ DT0veIs' Rest yesterday
OI 30 head beef cattle. 2l6 sheep AMI - cows
and calves, which were disposed OF as follows
go beef cattle sold 10 butchers at prices gng
from to cents per pound, = extra cattle sold
al = cents II sold 70 farmers AT p cents per
pound Left over; .l6 sheen sold 70 butchers at
from 10 CJs cents per pound; 20 cows and csiv as
sold for $50 70 SO each. Market brisk.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Where To Buy New Years Presents,

We continue below our notices of advertisers
Tor the holiday season, this useful directory
having been of great service to hOusekeepers
aud other readers Of The STAR:
At the Paris Kid Glove Depot (JosKPH J.
MAYS, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, ladies and
sem. men may hnd every shade and quality,
A special appears from the West End in the
shape Of MIR. q. WITMKR's announcement that
at 1918 Pennsylvsnis avenue, he has q full
supply Of tropical fruits, candies, groceries
wines and liquors.
1T is q vice child who knows his own father, :"
and We may also say that il requires a good
manager 10 conduct frst-clsss grocery, par
ueulsTly such an one as Is conducte by Ell.
rHoNzo YouNGs & Co., Masonic Temple, 9Th
street. Here, besides the usual staple groce-
Ties, may be found candies, fruits, nuts, &c,
by the ton and barrel, besides eyery variety of
canned goods. The secret of their success is
printers ink and attention to business, with a
thorough knowledge OF the wants of the public.
10 those who smoke or chew we would say
commence the year by making the resolve to
Duy only the best cigars or tobacco, AMI by
pstOnlzing RoosB, 1888 Pennsylvs nia avenue
tLeTe VIII be no trouble in sdhering to this res
OlutiOn.
From No. 1905 E street Messrs. BRopHE,D. G
Co make their last announcement this year
and II Is no trivial one either, for 1t will be seen
that they offer 500 pieces of the best makes of
prints at cents per yard; 100 pieces sde-b band
prints at 10 cents; percaes at 20 cents; reps at
20 cents, and complete stock of dres. goods
MRS III. j. HUNT, who has built up quite a
the past Few years, has with her a cap maker,
and Is prepared to furnish ladies mourning
dress and fancy caps of all styles, also tichus
collsrettes, handkerChiefs and ties 10 ORDER
No enc desires TO receive q return OF money
paid az premium tor fire insurance, at least as
long a. faith remains in the company and the
insured property is worth over the amount in
suTtd. And those who pay desire to disburss
as small an amount rs is possible to keep insured
In a safe company. 1t will be seen that Ma j.
RUSSELL BARR is the agent here (513 eth stree.)
for the Bycomlng Company, OF PENNSYLVANIA,
which is not q new institution, having been in
successful operation for over one third of a CEN
fury.
1t was Beau Brummell, we believe, who in
lured bis spine by reclining on = rose leaf. Per-
haps the cause of his Injury was in the make of
bis Shirt for in his day shirt ttin had not IN ade
much progress. HEnrING, at 40 9Th street has
perfect fitting garments of every style, some OF
Pacific percale, just the thing for youths.
Some OF the finest and most stylish dresses
seen this season are of the rich black gTos grain
siiks, with elegant embroidered pOlon sises, pur-
chased at W. M. SINISTER & Co.'S, where are
also to he found French India sh avis, dong and
square, Lyons velyets, cloth covered and even
iDg dress silks, besides French merinoes, cash
meres, &c. Lupin's mourning goons and IRE
fousse Kid gloves are to be found here, and the
rule Is that but one price is asked and taken.
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Condensed locals

Judd < Detweiler send Us 8 specimen OF thAir
ercditsbie work in the shape OF a handsoms
The nre-beil OF No. engine company was re-
moved to-day from their late temporary quar-
tiers TO their new engine house on Cspit5 Hin.
HE Patent Once issued Yesterday patent
~ Alexander +. CheestOr0ugh. RssisnOr OF part
TO John b. Ford, Washington, ID. G., improve
Rent in lard and liquor coolers.
We have received a neat little pocket series of
t'NieWs OF Washington CITY" with descriptiys
letter Press, exceedingly cTeditable To the pub
Usher, Edward Fltzki, Washington city.
We have from y. 9. Parker & Co. a specimen
OF the "ElEeka Perfumed Paste. +" which = re-
con mended az having superior adhesive quail
tee and "a not being liable TO sour OF stain.
AT meeting Of the recently discharged en-
TlOyes Of the navy yard, al Odd Fellows Hail
east, Tuesday night, a petition 10 Congress ask
ing relief was adopted.
Fourteen valuable oil paintings. the work of
an Italian artist, have arrived in this CITY for
-. AlOysius (CstbOhc) church. heyrepresent
me passion OF Christ from His appearance be-
the sepuirhTe.
About o'clock p. m. Yesterday the prirats
Waterman at the Medical Museum turned in an
alarm OF FIRE from box 90, caused by the burn
ing out OF a furnace in the shop of John Rray
1ot6 street north vest.
The young ladies OF St Dominics (Cstholic)
church deserve praise for their excellent man
sgement of the festival at Masonic Temple last
night, IN aid OF the church, which made it not
Only very pleasant entertainment but pecu-
IL is due 20 Mr.. William Luff. mentioned in
our condensed locals yesterday, TO state that he
was moi sent TO the wOrkhouse on account OF
ANY crime, but 5ecause he was unfortunate in
rot heing able 20 get woIk after trying hard for
q month past.
IL was trying TO . polite young clerk on the
avenue yesterday 70 say, with Mr.. TOOts, sits
or nc consequence" TO a handsome Young vo-
man who crushed in st.9 showcase by leaning
on IL He did SO, however, very gracefully, and
thus proved himEelf a gentleman.
The applications OF DTs. q. &. COY RIiss and
heene, Of the Board of Health, for admission
10 the Medical Society Of the District of Column
pa nave been pending for q long time. few
hlghts Since the society took bsllot on the an
P1eatiocs, ard the candidates were rejected by
- large ma .07ity.
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.F.s'OK EsEEs
q % e % Es = & .f'ET

TO INVEST \ FEW DOLLARS. WITH
POSSIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS,
Is OFFERED By THE POSrPONEMENT
OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF ky. To THE
9th OF FEBRUARY, NEXT, OF THEIR
FIFTH AID LAST CON CERT AND
DRAWING. THE MANAGEMENT 4 i z
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE
MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT
COME OFF AT THE DAY NOW APPOINT
ED.
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weather ProbabiIitie. To- dau.
L OCAL NEWS.


toTd's Opera HoUse--Seven Sins or PASSIONS
Parable, and 'Fun in the Kitchen"
National 1beGtsT.-Msdame Janauschek in
Hhsdea.'
ThsGtsT CoHiqus--The great sensation of "Ie.
CcqUettes Psrisiennes OF Shadow OF Paris and
the reign OF Napoleon Third"
JiHeoiR HdI.-The Royal Marionettes.
Old fsLclCS' RdH.-ThiTd annual ball OF the
West End Catholic Hibernian Society.
EGTiHi's HGU.-SecoDd annual sOc!able Of the
CaledCnian Club.
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a PULLMAN PALACE CAR ON FIRE.-About
O'Clock this morning Pullman palace car at
tie Baltimore and Potomac depot took fire aud
caused eOIne c0mmOtioI, and but for the dis
patch used by the officer and employees a hesvy
loss would have eDsGed. The appliances there
were such, however, that the flames were
sIeedIiy eKtinguished; but the car was deluEcd
With water and damaged considerably thereby
IL Is supposed that the origin OF the fire was tue
EXPLOSION OF a lamu
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a nsu burned 90 p Crisp az the fire
Last Night.

About y 90 O'Clock this morning an alarm %
FIRE Was turned n FROM box No. p. corner OF
18th ard r streets, by officer Roth, OF the sew
sBtb precinct caused by fire being discovered
m the government stables IL TIE alley between
9TH ard IN and r and streets, used ny the
Interior del artment for horses and wagons
"A wee delay was caused by the 2ttempte
u sIns II CT the alarm from two boxes
sin J..,.treCusly. The FIRE department re-
spOuded an reasonable time after the alarm
vas tuTEs6 n. AID ty tLeiE efforts prevented
tie sITe2d o. TIE flames 10 other buiiiin zs
Eh.CL we're IN great danger, as the wtnt wa
blessing cutie frssh. IL the stable were ter
horses, Tour wsgOTs AID JeveEa! sets o. harness,
all Of which geTs removed by the IOlIce under
Sergeant Nils:sal. Aftar tie fire W. v,-.l
gUlsLGG The body Ct nan almost banned to
crisp vas found IN tie stable. IL has since been
ssCGTtained that the remains arc tios5 o! Geo
Carter, co.ored Eost,er, Sho VS. II the habit
OF ElGe Iiug IN the stable. II j. rcOU ght toas he
cane homo lasr night about 11:G9 O'Clock AMI
built tTe IL Ire stove IN the room over the
stables, from which The fiEe was communicated
The coroner was notified but held no irg lest.
The flames were C00fHe9 20 the stable. an! the
icSs S-N probably rot reach over S5O1. Esd no.
the kTCmen worked faithfully aud intel gently,
there might have been a very destructive con-
rsgTaJCE.
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''IBE OH YEAR our AND Tgs New YEAR
is.'--ln accordance With their tima-nCHOsad
CUStC n. in number OF MeslOilst church -, -
hight there will be Eeli gious services Untl after
Il tICck-ssW atchius tie Old vear out and IA
new year in" These services generals consist
of preaching al O'clock. followed by a PRAYER
or experience meeting till the year is passing
away, vi eE the membership assemble around
the Altar, srG, on beLGej snces, sing the cor
eHsnt hymn.
The two councils CT the Sors Of .Ionadai will
hOlc their usual annual midnight services, tfteT
the pubIc neeJlag at the lew hall, OB IN
street, between - and r.
Quite number OF balis and parties viii take
place this evening among them them those of
the West End Catholic Hihsrnian Society ~
odd Fellows Han, aGt the CALIFORNIAN Club AZ
MaUiDi's Ha}I.
Mr. WtddoWs has arranged the following pro-
grsIIne 70 ring the OLD year ont and the new
year in on me Metropolitan bells. Commencing
AT % o'cio,s. in each quarter OF the last half
hour a tune Will be plsyed, and the hour OF Y
tOlled or the large bell. announcing the d =
yaItuTe o. 1874. There Will be played at inter
Vals the. following oiTges .-"Pleyels Hymn -
"WiSdLsm Tune" dead March ia Saul -
After u, changes OF eight bells, "Auid Lang
Syne, ;" Happy New ear March, (trst time ,
1.-The Heavens are Telling" arranged from
Hayden's "Crestion,'') "BlGe Bells OF Scot
LAND" ''MaTcS Of Priests (frOm "Taunhau-
ser, - Chow so FEr,' martha" ''YOu1 Re
member Me-" "The Far Land of Poland -
'Scenes III atgTe Brightest, Cay and Happy, :"
and Home Sweet Home
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WILBOR's COP LIvBR OIL AND LIMs.-The
great popularity of this safe and efiicacious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthm s,
Bronchitis, WhOOping Cough, Scrofulous HUI
mCTS, and all Consumptive Symptoms, it has no
superior, If equal. Let no one neglect the early
symptoms of disease, when an agent is thus at
hand which viii alleviate all complaints OF the
Chest, Lungs or Throat. Manufactured ONLY
by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists. eos
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CITY IT Ms.

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Kid. Dog Skin and
other Dress. Gloves, suitable for callers, AZ
LEWIS popular One Price Store" 929 Eta
street. between l and X. The best p aud IS
silk Hat in town.
UsR DoOley's Yeast Powder il you relish
light, sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls,
Pastry, &c. Your gIScer sellSit.
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TEE CONCERT OF the selected choir from the
o. ureh Of the Holy Trinity, Broosiyn at the
ktipt any church last evening, was well attend
selected, was sung throughout with that deli "a
CIV ~ rr'sh which ~ q consequence OF su ch good
training, out IL must be acknowledged by the
mauagers that in point OF vocal sweetness oar
own yocalists exceed the New Workers. A,r
hlieey, the orgsGist, ~ probably the fines,
We have had here 70 display an organ. h
over the Instrument.
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LEMONS, CITROH AaD E6EyCB PRUNEs
NGW ZAsrGk CURRAEsS, 30 UEETs %.
ii POUNDS FOR 81
sTAHlEB'S BsBTLETr PEARS. SWEET
CUES, GEEEh PEAs and APPLE
eAUNE, CANNED
kDAn CHEEsE, BEST GOODS at slcs
PINEAPPLE CHEEsE, BXsT GOODS 3. slT.
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AlBaEy.-Tbe sale Of seats for the grand con-
cert AZ the rakoscn opera troupc, ~ Lincoln
Hal DrNt Monday, commenced at MotZsrott's
rtore this morning. anu, from the interest ma III
tested. IL as air ID infer tina. those ~ho 10 Mt
amply carly will hardly secure fayo-asis losi-
t.yLf.
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Sons (AND DAUGETEgs) or TRNPEa.NCE-
How DIV vision, >. OF t, last evening elected
the following officers W. p. Jas. X. Watt: W
A, Richard Harlow; X. $, TRCs. II. Simpson.
Il. H. >, Sias B0ycs, +. s., Geo Gross. trsls-
UTer, A. T.. Constantine; chaplain, *. r. Keitch.
conductor, y. s. VI .liike3, 1. D., Jas. L. Pow
ell; q. 5, John Carer; lady conductor. Mrs. q.
Nerrick: lady sentinel, Miss ID. Wilson. love
Mrs H5lsD Watt; purity. Mrs. v. IL. Powell:
E,ieSH, Mrs. 5 A. ScOreld- Resolutions were
adoItsd thanking Rev. DIR. o. II. TieFauv for
he earnest, but unsuccessful, effort - hs 80 "a
evil Of Intempersnce recognized among TIE
topics Tor prayer by the Evangelical eifiaace
during the coming "veek OF PRAYER" deciar-
ing 20 az the cisincl!ration OF the alliance 20
place tins gre1c eyil smcns the sub!e:ss tor
prs.yer Il IN secNrd with tue stCerdaTcs % III.
s'hsncs ~ q barqGer last wear, where SinsS
were sSrvsG, ara Ge-erves the censutv OF So
Christians OF whatever denomination. and OF
al laboTers IA the cause Of tempe s1c - th4- Ia
Tie festtS OF Rev y. y. C0omos ara Dr. 4. q
Clayton, HoSarc Division has los, 10 staia,h
f'if nds, and the cals8 Of temperance az. ts-r
cspriySd % the laters OF tao earnest sud fa,ta
fai champions.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

FOR NEW YEARS.
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED
Tifrsntly I'D Npedf'cnsly.
DIAbIES FOB 1919
PHYSICIANS YIsITISG LISTS,
In everF variety
BIANk BOOKS
To teg!n the year msce 60 ord-r At popular prices.
SEE OUR STOCK
S0LON0NS a. OH APHAN.
AFts Lsurencc'S E" Pure Bisu PspNra,
decs9-u gil Ptussylvsnia ayeune.
NEW YEAR.
VI. w. Gait. Bro. q Co.,
Offer large assortment Of very superior PLATED
TEA SETS,
EPERGNES,
TCREENS,
WATERS,
CASTORS,
PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS,
BUTTER DISHES,
FORKS, Spoons, SC.
ALSO,
ECDGrRs' ENGLISH TABLE UUTLERY
ofthe finest quality. AT at very lou prices ds2a,f
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TEE GOLD PLATED IEwELRy az Prigg'
Iaade to order, takas the place OF gold jegsTy,
ct the old staIt, near l. street.
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nj usICAL GIFTS FOB THE HOLIDAYS
~ r'ssnes, rams, n usic, Music Books.-:
Mnsicsi Toys, ~ great variety, at logeryvvXY.
S1.ots Snan eissv here. AZ G.. L.. WILD q BROa
above Psf.Ht ofice. NJ" s4usSe
Several the PIANOS for rert. cec,7.p
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