The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-22
The News Christmas Present.

The News Christmas Present.
THE JERSEY CITY NEWS will treat
all its readers and the public in gen.
eral to a great treat on Saturday, in
the shape of an eight page, ifty-six
column Christmas special edition.
ing reading matter of all sorts. There
will be fiction for men, women and
children. There will be an abundant
display of interesting information
about the festival in which all are SO
warmly interested. There will be
Christmas politics for those who like
such matters, Christmas church news.
| Christmas personalities of pleasant
and piquant nature, Christmas club
and lodge items, and all the Christ
mas news of the day, wherein we cor
| daily hope the peace and good will,
which are the very soul of Christmas
tide, will hold complete sway.
THE NEWS approaches the festival
in a spirit of unmixed geniality. This
is indeed a merry Christmas for us,
and the prospects that the new year
| opens up to us are those of unquali-
fed prosperity and success. We are
merry this Christmas over the prog
ress which we have made during the
expiring year. We are merry over
the condition in which we find our
business at this period of annual
casting up of results. We are merry
because we have many and good
friends, upon whose loyalty and zeal
we can rely. and to whom it is
a pleasure and a pride for US to give
our support and aid in all their
undertakings. We are even merry
over the efforts of our enemies to hurt
us. They are enemies to be proud of
and to be merry over, at one and the
same time.
And so, We desire to communicate
something of the satisfaction which
we enjoy at this festive season to our
many thousands of patrons and
friends. At considerable expense and
with no small labor, we have pre-
pared for them the Christmas extra
edition which we will place in their
hands on Saturday. 1t will, we hope
and believe, be a welcome visitor to
thousands OF households in Jersey
City, where old and young alike will
find something in it to interest and
entertain.
We feel encouraged to believe that
not the least of the reasons why this
paper will give satisfaction to the
public is that it will be regarded as an
important testimonial of the firm es-
tablishment and substantial success
of THE JERSEY CRY NEWS. We
have overwhelming evidence that the
growth and establishment of this
paper a one of the leading institu-
tions of Jersey City has been watched
with warm interest and cordial good
wishes by all who are honest, sound
and progressive among the people.
This confidence has often given us en-
enlargement in hours of difficulty,
and it is not the least of our pleasures
today that, by t~riunaphing over all
troubles natural and accidental, we
have INDICATED the friendly wishes
and the friendly support that have
been extended to us.
We are happy, above all things, to
be in a position to promise the public
of Jersey City still better things in
the future. THE JERSEY CITY NEWS
is very far, as yet, from the zenith of
its career. 1t is today adolescent.
When it gains its full strength and
maturity, it will compete, if not r
pass, any paper now published in this
State, and will stand upon the same
plane as any paper in the biggest
cities in the country.
Just keep your eyes on it.
MISS PIXLEY In A NEW PLAY.
Tonight, at the Academy, Annie Pixiey
will present her latest success, Miss
Blythe of Duluth" The comedy WAS
written by William Gill, a talented
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