Evening journal., 1889-12-23

commodating artist behind the bar VIII
also give you a pointer on how TO brew
the delightful beverage after the most
seductive recipe. The despairing searcher
for Christmas tokens will find many arti-
cles of a suitable nature for gifts in this
establishment.
Kennard q Co.
The ladies' say that the window Of this
firms store is the best dressed in thes
city. William @. Pawley and John r.
Lambson did the work. and also the
decorations inside. Following Is sug-
gested list Of some Of the special Christ
mas goods In stock: Lace ichus, umbrel-
las, pillow shams, FANS furs. Irish and
French bandkerchiefs, black silks and
dress goods, linen table sets. fancy
towels, fancy ware and hand painted
novelties.
Cranor s Co. 4
Gloria umbrellas are being closed out
at extremely low prices. Large lines of
silk handkerchiefs and mufflers, aud
Nottingham curtains are yet In stock.
Other large stocks as follows. Table
linen in sets and by the yard, Mather kid
gloues, ribbons by the wholesale, furs In
variety and Friedlander coats, the high
qua ity Of which has caused the public to
flock TO the store for them.
Samuel speakman.
The large store IN the north side Of the
Masonic Temple is filed with fine furni-
ture, perhaps the most interesting arti-
Gle Of which are those for children. A
speciality has been made this season for
children's rockers and tables Doll baby
carriages are to be seen In large variety.
Wicker chairs, light and handsome for
grown people and children, are shown In
attractive styles. There are also fine
upholstered chairs In plush and leather.
william II. BabcoOk.
The show window at No. 206 Market
street Is a revelation OF the possibilities
OF making a good effect In the display of
foot wear William H. Babcocks shoe
house is well known TO many OF the read
ers Of this paper, and their praise is a
proof Of the merit OF the advertiser This
store is full Of the comfortable kinds Of
shoes,and special bargains are offered
this Christmas season. Beautiful slippers
in many styles, perfect fitting Shoes easy
boots, useful gum boots are all placed at
surprisingly low prices. Give some poor
person such a Christmas gift while you
are buying foot wear for your own family.
Dan Il. Gookin.
No. 2i9 West Eighth street is selling
cAildren's books, blocks games. Also
fine stationery. Newspapers, magazines
and periodicals served by careful carriers
to any part Of the city.
John p. Almond co.
The grocery business in this city has
been placed on high plaue Of enterprise
by such merchants as John p. Almond
& Co, Their handsome and we'll lighted
ssaisa cosaasAroaisea rOOAS tn ootng 2 tnrivinF
business among the best people. The
firm 3 annual Christmas bill OF fare is la
our advertising columns Fine candies
and ,confections. fancy and mixed nuts,
adorn the two large windows on Market
street.
;. y. Kelly & Co.
What Is Christmas without mince pies
or plum pnddings, and what are mince
pies orplum puddings with no more energy
than sweetened water or hard cider
gives them9 A minee pie or plum pud-
ding is dismal failure without any such
LIQUID In them. Now, the firm Of ]. f.
| Kelly & Co. has enough whiskey In its
establishment at No. 108 Market street,
to flavor sll the mince pies that viii be
eaten on this gladstone holiday, aHd yet
leave great deal to saDd to Maryland s
local option county TO the south of us.
This firm is doing a large business, en-
tirely in wholesale way, not selling less
than one half gallon. They make spec.
ialty Of Orange Grove and Beaver Valley
Whiskeys, which are their own brands.
James A. Kelly.
Who has to ask where James A. Kelly's
establishment Isl Tenth and Shipley is
the place and finer stock Of fine wines
and champagnes than his cannot be found
in the city. Mr. Kelly has the Verzeny
and the Sellery, soft and creamy. Mr..
Kelly is agent for the Bohemian Budweiss
Beer, which he will deliver to customers
by the dozen to all parts OF this city.
This firm also makes speciality Of fine
cigars. Gne brand, Recommendation by
name. he sells for So per hundred, which
is very reasonable for first class cigar.
They are good, for the reporter tried
them. A box of them will make an ac-
ceptable Christmas gift to your friends
who smoke.
N. II. Danforth.
What is there about drug store q
write about that Christmas present buy
ers would be interested in3 The thought
suggested ague, headache, bad colds
quinine, ipecac, cathartic pills to al
| EVENING JOURNAL reporter as he opened
the door of the pharmacy Of n. B. Dan
forth at Market and Second streets. He
changed his mind Immediately, however
for as he looked around the establishment
he noticed an endless variety Of toilet
sets, manicure sets, shaving cases
pot pouri jars, cut glass bottles
J cologne in funny and unique receptaclei
} and a number Of articles about which thu
! modest reporter was ashamed to display
: his ignorance by asking their names
, All these funny good we're arranged II
cases with striking effect. When owing
] to too much mince pie you 60 abou
4 after Christmas feeling like condemned
criminal go to Danforth. He can set yOi
right. He keeps all the well known anl
infallible remedies.
j. Morton Dillon.
Spend your money this Christmas It'd
in the way that will bring the most hap
e piness and comfort to those around you
Make the over-worked and patient house
wife presents Of little articles that will
: tighten her labors and by the aid o
| which she can keep the house In tina
d order and condition which it is the ambi
, tion of every woman TO do. J. Mortol
e Dillon of No 500 Shipley street, has
stock of articles which can be purchase
at surprisingly low figures and will max
b your wifes heart glad. Wire stands t
: hold up the plants that she keeps durin