Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-19
HOLIDAY GOODS.
where to Purchase Them.

The rarest products in the nne and industris
arts are displayed IN great PROPULSION in
the shop windows of Washington aslChrist ma,
approaches, and purchasers abound. particn.
Ially where the proprietors make use of the
.Tsa , Oh ias star TO let the public know
wnat they nave for sale.J In this col umu We
ehail continue from day to day, as new adver-
usemenu appear, TO direct our readers where
70 90 fcr Holiday goods.
a oetcsl writer has said that some ipdivid-
uals move through life as band of music mo yes
down the street, fin ging out pleasures on every
sde. nr and ear. CHRISTIAN RUPPssr must
the crowds that flock to his store 4e2 I'm streat.
The immense stock OF holiday goods piled up
In heaps here, aredirect i'm port tions from the
fIofp :, an Sanui.ctaEers and therefore no
the purchasers. We call special attsnlion to
Mr. Kupperts Advertisement in TIE STAR for
Good groceries for Christmas ara ind,snensi-
bic just imagine . bad turkey or ham coming
to your table on that day, or cakes spoiled from
mnsty hour or any other misfortune from bad
groceries. 1t 10 important to know Just where
are commonly cold. EtPHosSo Youse sS0S =
+, Co, under Masonic Temple, Is just this place
by their energy and determination to please
every customer who favOrs them with q call,
they have built up an immense trade.
The announcement made in our advertising
.h street, in relation to goods to arrive from the
SostoD fire will doubtless wake up the sleepers
Here are twenty cases OF goods forced into this
IN market that nave got to be sold right speedily
All me ans, you who want the best goods &C a
great sacrifice.
We take pleasure in directing the attention
OF ouf readers to the we'll ablished first class
grocery store OF n. T. METzGsR, All 7th street.
Ibis gentleman has always made Ii q speciality
TO Keep the best goods in his line and at low
ting there every article needed in hon ekeepine.
OF the best quality. His stock at present Ia un a
sually fine, having been laid in expressly for the
holiday hole trade Look at his advertisement then
In the use of st.mulants during the festive
season let all be moderate, in order that thew
may not interfere with the enjoyment of sthers
THOMAS RUSSELL, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue
sells the kind of wines, cordiais, champagnes
and LIQUORS that put you in no danger of fetch
ing up In the police court. His Napoleon cabi-
net cHSa%Rag E great fa!orite At Dslmoni-
Havana cigars, too, or his own importation.
A popular grocery store in the northern Sec
ton Of the city is that OF p. G. H6wsRR s Co.
AS an evidence Of fair dealing, they publish
their list Of prices, which you can clip out and
take along with you. You can do no better than
replenish your lsrder from their store OF staple
articles.
The crowd of ladies at DAVIS. sot Market
space, continues unabated, and the fair clerks
there are kept busy from early morning till
night in attending to the wants Of customers.
cunning workmanship; ribbons, trimmings. and
general store OF notions for ladies' use, are all
the 60 now.
For the accommodation of their friends in
the northern portion of the city, g. s. O'HAgB
* SON, wholesale and retail grOcers, 1918 9TH
street, between NJ and N streets, have laid in a
large stock OF French candies, best laver ra.sins
loose muscatels, Valencia and seedless ralsins,
Leghorn citron, candied lemon peel, new figs
soft-shell almonds, English walnuts mounds
mixed nuts at 81, Atmores mince meat, sweet
cider, al the wines and cor disls and everything
heeessary. Here's the place to get your plans |
and mince meat. 4
Little Jack Horrer plums, for Christmas pies, l
can be bought at T.. WITMER's, 1918 Pennsylva-
ria avenue. He hiss just received car go or all |
the various kinds of piums and candies, and the |
whole Hcrner family and every other family !
can have them at the cheapest OF cheap prices. |
See bis advertisement.
What more appropriate present could be |
nade than pretty canary bird in neat cage? |
II. HEralcH, dealer in imported birds and
cages, i46 II street, has them Of ali kinds.
Those who cannot afford to buv new hats for
Christmas can take their old ones to be reno
ya,SSs and remodeied at CvNsINsHAN's, Toll F
street.
y. W. BuEcHELL has just received $50 bot
ties Of all the favorite relishes and sauces in
pirts and half pints direct from England; 1892
For bridal wreaths, boquets, crosses, anchors
and stars preserved in enameled wax, or or
naneDtal Lair braiding, 60 to Mrs. FRIKs, No.
Soc 9th street.
with II, ladies; chuck 1t in the ash hole, coal
hole, rat hole; toss Ii in the gutter. Then 90 to
II. PHfLIPPI's, 40 Market Space, and get the
genuine article made up in the shaps of a
plait, braid. curl, puff or any style you like.
French nating, stamping, pinking and en-
bToldering OF every description done at Mrs. G.
ID. EAURER's, 6l1 9TH street.
Ladies, MADAME EsrRRHR, 6lS 18Th street,
VIII rig out your heads for a ball or party In the
most captivating style. Two Chittinus braids
My IS! Go there and investigate.