Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-18


Vernon "Gibson's,' y " fIannisvillc,r "sunny
side" lie will give guarantee that his bot
tied whiskey Is the best that Is sold for tho
money. He will also refund the money TO any
buyer who Is not satisfied. Many OF his goods
are sold throughout the state. Mr. Miller has
a practical knowledge OF this business. He
had charge Of hotel at the ago Of ixtocn, and
has been In the wholesale business ~ years. He
has reputation for selling excellent goods, and
we cheerfully commend him TO the pu bile pa
tronage.
Williamson 4 Foster.
Among the many large and attractive stores
In thscity that Of this firm stands In the fore
most rank. II would be impossible To mention
all the many articles comprising the mammoth
stock-dry goods, boots and shoes, etc, etc.
But what we wish TO mention In particular is
the remarkably low prices which govern all
sales In this establishments We can guarantee
that their prices ase OF the lowest, consistent
with superior grade Of goods.
Alters Gallery. Formerly T" FOwler's."
Probably In no departure OF the iine art have
there been so many and important improve
ments In the past quarter OF u century rs In
photography, the exquisite productions Of
modern artists presenting strong contrast TO
the crude work Of an earlier period. As a speci-
men Of what can be done In this line we would
call attention TO the gallery which bore up to
the present time the namo Of the Fowler
Gallery" but which will be conducted In the
II will give great pleasure TO all the patrons Of
this house to know that Mr.. Amos win still
conduct the business, thus assuring them the
same elegant quality and superior finish of all
the work. This house is well and havorably
known throughout this state for the excellent
quality OF work, and Is recognised rs the lead.
ing gallery In this city, having the very best
class OF people rs It's patrons.
Bard 4 McElroy.
Itgives us great pleasure TO call your atten-
tion to the young Arm Of Hard 4 McEiroy,
dealers In dry goods, oil cloths, carpets, teath-
ers, &C., opposite the Fountain Inn, whose
business has been success from the start,
opening out ON the LIST day OF April, 1887, being
not yet three years old. When they frat
started out they thought the rooms they occu-
py would be larger than they would DO able to
I'LL, as they were young men who started out In
life with nothing but willing hands, and taking
as much interest In their employers business
as though II were their own, were gradually
promoted, and by economy had been enabled
TO strike out In an humble way almost three
years ago. See them now. Their business has
grown to such an extent that every inch OF
room ON their first, second and third floors,
also basement, Is occupied, and you can hear
people everywhere talk OF the cheap store on
South Queen street. They deserve the success
they have already attained and a bright future
awaits them.
II. Il. Nathorst.
HHtVuk tht ciliueut anu kucCcSSIuI pructl-
aoners OF tho dental profession In this city
none are more worthy of prominent ment,o /
thnn DIR. Nathorst, located In the Haberbush
building In Centre square. His Office is spaci-
Gus and elegantly furnished. He IL u gentle
man OF superior ability and enjoys the patron
age OF the very best class Of people In this city
and throughout the county, and In both pri-
vate and public life Is held In the highest es-
teem and respect.
Astrich's Palace OF Fashion.
The dry goods trade with Its numerous trlbu.
tary branches constitutes one OF the most Inn
portant Gsctors In the growth and development
OF metropolitan commerce, and In It's prosecn-
ton, vast capital and much talented ability are
proftably employed.
The mammoth, hincy and dry goods house OF
Messrs, Astrtch Bros, located at il5 nnd III
North Queen street. Is n,yorably known
throughout tho state. From floor to ceiling
throughout this elegant structure is magni-
nccnt display OF all classes OF domestic and inn
ported goods, producing an appearance OF rich
ness and volume unsurpassed by any.
IL would be impossible 10 enumerate all the
different articles comprising this mammoth
stock Kinney goods, ladies, chiidrens' and
misses coats and cloaks In endless variety, and
selling ut atgreatly reduced prices, millinery fancy
goods and notions altogether making stock
Of goods not to be excelled by any store in
Pennsylvania, making 1t q suitable Palace OF
Fashion"
manufacturers aud importers, though direct
importattons are frequently made.
Trout A. Co.'s Hand Laundry.
IL IL with much pleasure we call attention 10
the hand laundry conducted by MessrS Trout
4 20. II Is IA well-known fact thai laundry,ng
by machinery IL hard ON linen, and Messrs,
Trout 4 Co. have brought from Troy the best
hands that money could secure 10 do their
laundry work, aud we can guarantee after one
trial, no other place Will be patronized. This is
the same Arm that manufactures the shirts,
collars and cuffs, which bear reputation
second To none manufactured In this state,
They are also dealers In gents furnishing goods.
Give them call,