National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-10
TIE HOLIDAYS.
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We continue below the notie :, Of the holiday
advertisers Of THE REPUBLIC Az and call the At
tebtien OF our the notice as app,nded:
KEEP ~ARx.
From Row On tnrone the winter you want your
paitor NsI ,1 anu 60 1fortsble, and the best way
full and just the sce of ali places TO enjoy your
sell during " e long winter evenings, is to 20 up
ro,thIs., ssners, IlS and az Sevepth street
stove Tor che psrlor manufactured. las the east
est reg dated, keeps fire better and lie the most
. t,riIliant beautiful light and is lust what you
Want Call at Reissner's and see for yourself,
and you'll have q Radiant Home" before
Christmas.
IMPERIAL HOTEL.
Why don't you drop into the Imperial billiard
room some evening and have q game on those
new Phelan Collender cushion tables? The
rooms are splendidly lighted, the tables the best
in the city, and you wont find another billiard
room so attractive as the Imperial in Washing
ton. Take q look in upon the scene Of life and
s %S sSe rCn Be he
fault of ]. S. Pierce the gentlemanly proprietor,
for he's done everything he could to make II an
attractive place.
GOOD FLOUR.
lTyou're not getting the best of -four for baking
it's probably the fault Of your grocer. Ask for
the best, and at the same time say that you want
Golden Hill, and take no other until you've tried
into excellent bread, and is, without doubt, the
cheapest family -four in the District. Ask your
for you, and you'll find it the best -four You ever
used.
IN MEMoRIAN.
Those who contemplate erecting monuments or
head-stones over the graves Of the departed, with
the coming spring, can find beautiful lot OF Work
in Italian marble and in the most exquisite de-
signs, at Jacques Jouyenals marble works, No:
al street northwest The monuments On ns SIa
rates, and all orders given to JouyenRl for monu.
ments will receive prompt attention and he will
insure yen beautiful work at satisfactory prices.
&c. wIswALL,kSDc
Since they have determined to continue their
business, ]. q. Wiswall Co., $40 Seventh street,
near Pennsylvania avenue, have added to their
stock most attractive and beautiful line OF goods
for the holidays. Their store Is one Of the most
cheerful establishments OF the kind In the city,
as the ladies well know, and no Amer lot OF dress
goods, silks shsSis wooieps, esssimerss, eS %
at lower prices. They are offering splendid
wool blanket at Is, and magnificent wool blan-
kets 1lx4 which have usually sold for $40, ct %,
and other goods at corresponding prices. The
gentlemen of this establishment are Doth polite
and obliging, and such as It is pleasure to deal
with. You'd better write down the name and
number before you forget it-but you'll remember
both after you have once bought of J. q. Wiswal
& Co.
@. L. WILD AND BRO.
No home is cheerful without music. A piano
becomes the soul Of the house, and home with
out piano is cherries enough. hessrs. a. Il.
Wild & Bro, T2S Seventh street, are the sole
SCENTS for the Orchestral piano. At the reduced
prices at which these Instruments are offered TO
the public, no one can make hard times the ex-
euse for lot having a musical home As Christ
mas present piano Is q most excellent article,
and every note Of the instrument in the glad
dened home would recall memories OF the happy
Christmas and the generous giyer.
WASH. Majors STABLES
As the holidays, the season for relaxation ap-
proaeh, many ind time and Inclination TO take
drive about the beautiful surroundings OF the
city, and pleasant afternoon Of leisure eahrot DC
epent in a more profitable manner than In riding
about the suburbs and searching for the many
points Of interest which are almost unknown BY
Nailor furnishes many Of the most elegant turn
outs seen upon the avenues, and carriages Tor
weddings, balls or entertainments can be obtained
from his establishment at any time. Having hn-
ished his new stable, Ne. 1925 street, in the
rear Of his old one, he has superior aocommoda-
lions sTd invites me patronage q .nOse
team for New Years day should give Mr.. Major
call.
PEoFEesoR VALENTINE
In educating children, the graceful and elegant
should not be neglected; Notning 50 eonquers me
In the science Of dancing. A child who ia never
taught how to dance Will be placed in many posi-
tio1s CT Embarrassment in lie. Prof. Tatsapaugh,
who has been conducting bis classes 10 the
Masonic temple, has consolidated them with
those Of / TO-. Valentine, at fallmsdge hall, and
tUBity for any who may wish to begin the new
year ty learning TO dance.
HEILBRUE's SHOE STORE.
TIE feet must be covered as well as the head.
when enc can fave money by purchasing shoes az
one store and goes to another be does not deserve
TO become q rich man. Mr.. L. Heilbrun. 402 Sew
eth street northwest offers shoes at prices Is per
cent cheaper than other stores. He has q full
lie OF boots and shoes, from big stout boots for
psn 10 children's silyer-toed shoes. None can
NILS the store. In the window the "Old womsn
who lived in shoe" Will allow no one to make
mistake.
DICKSON AND PATTERSON.
Begin the new year by paying the debts Of the
old enc. These who owe anything to the Gov
eminent should be as prompt in paying It as II it
were to private Individual. Messrs Dickson
Patterson are paying improvement tax bills at
an immense discount, and aifording an excellent
opportunity for settling old scores with the Dis.
trIct government. Their Offices are COS fifteenth
street and eos -Four and-a- half street.