National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-20
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B'ats to Purchassrf-wha We Know.
Again we come to the relief Of those In di.
lemma as to wha they must buy for Christmas
and New Years Eift., and give them something
TO read, which, bes des rei-R entertaining, will
prove Of material beoeft to hundreds who have
not yet made their holida, urchases:
PERRY AND BROTHER
One of the most attractive spots along the Ave-
nue. is the corner Of Ninth street. where the store
OF Perry s. Brother is situated. The rich goods
displayed in their windows and bursting from
their shelves make many penniless ones unhappy,
admiration. They have q complete line OF Lyons
silk velvets, clsth closks and wrappings. BLACK
Paris novelties, and ali kinds Of dry goods for
families and housekeepers. Here lie an emporium
for the goods of all parts Of the world, and they
can be bought as cheaply as In Paris or New
York.
CHRIS xANDER's.
There ia nothing 30 essential to the true enjoy
ment Of the holiday season and Its festivities as
the rich Towing ruby vine Inc wIsi est say
wine cup. 1t is well TO know where liquors and
wines, pure and unadulterated, can be found, and
holiday feasts at Chris. Xander's, No Oil Seventh
street. The stomach bitters manufactured by
him have become celebrated throughout the
country, as they are unequaled for curing dys-
pepsis or mild types Of maiarial fever.
WILLIAM b. ENTwIsLE.
Very useful Christmas presents may be found
at the store OF Mr.. VIM. ID. Entwisle, corner OF
full line Of fancy and toilet articles, sponges,
brushes, soaps, Derfumery and the like. Mr. En-
nsS long Gee 5 as osa Ven n cuTs
petent corps Of assistants, bis store has won the
desirable reputation Of being the place where
pounded. Reliance can be placed upon the skill
and experience employed at the prescription
counter ....-
WIN. SINISTER AND BRO.
At the elegant store of W. NJ. Shuster & Bro,
lect rich and valuable goods of all descriptions,
and those more spartngly supplied with the
ing raiment. There is something for every one.
and at the cheapest rates. They have largo
stock Of choice new dress goods, including black
and colored dress silks, Lyons black silk man.
tilla velvets, black velvet trimmings, Lupin's
French misons, camel's hair and wool plaids, real
rich and iDdescribable. VITA such an establish
ment in the city one can purchase at the lowest
rates the products Of the looms Of the world.
VIII. narrower.
1tiss cold day, but there is an abundance OF
means for keeping warm in Mr.. W. H. Harrover's
store, No. 3l3 Seventh street northwest The
place is crowded with stoves, ranges and furnaces
plains Of cold In the midst Of this abundance Of
heating apparatus should be dropped from q
wharf, with q base burner tied to his neck. All
styles of stoves may be found at Mr.. Hsrrover's
and purchased at the lowest prices. He alse re-
pairs stoves of ali kinds. and has on hand a full
assortment Of houss-turnishing goods Of ell de-
scriptfons.
SOMETHING TO SQUEEZE A IApY's HAND.
Nomatter how rich and stylish lady's costume
may be, II soiled, cheap gloves worn the effect
is bad, and the whole toilet goes for naught.
robe gloves are certainly the most important.
What could be prettier than deicately moulded
little hand encased in a soft, four buttoned kid
glove? If you wish to make yeur lady. love a
present at once useful and ornamental, purchase
box of gloves from the large kid glove depot Of
Imports both ladies' and Sentiemen's gloves Of
the best makes direct from Paris
THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE.
Statistics show that seventy five per cent of the
deaths which occur during the fall and winter |
which Is traceabe to q neglect of the feet. Thin
sOled shoes on the frozen ground, unprotected by
G00s5S Is almost sure 10 lay the io1ndson tor
escape much longer the sleet, snow and slush |
peculiar to our Washington climate this season, it
with seasonabIe boots and Shoes and Just ut this
time, when there are so many demands upon the |
purse strings, It is natural and necessary TO save
cies. L. Heilbrun 402 Seventh street, sign of the
"Old woman who lived In 0 shoe" in the window, |
sells goods at twentyi five per cent. less than the
usual rates, and he has an assortment as fine 1t
is large.
BRAD. ADAMS.
"Write me letter from home" and write IL on |
that beautiful cream tied pis uis paper which
best assortment Of stationery in the city may be
found 81 Brad.'s new store. Good note paper sold
for 81 per ream, envelopes 81 per thousand. All
odiesls can be found at Brad and really there is
nothing you may want In his line that be hasn't
On hand. You can't imagine better place to 90
assortment Of chromos there too. or course, you
know where to ind Brad. Adams
WHAT MEN LIKE To TALK ARorT.
1t is customary with men to talk and write
great deal about the extravaganza OF woman,s
they have ns had S from me Snd
privilege they have used and abused accordingly.
When scribbler has exhausted every other sub.
article, entitled "woman's Weakness" Fash
ionaole Foliies," or something else. which has
about as much tendency to affect the mind Of
is because they know that the men themselves
don't believe anything they say, and their ac-
ceive attention where o shabby one, even though
she may be an encyclopedia CT knowledge, Is al |
most sure to be wall flower. Beauty unadorned
10 nice enough to read about and write about but,
in reality, pretty woman looks far better in |
stylish black silk than she does In an old alpaca
If you want to see your wife look lovely buy her |
handsome dress, sealskin sacque or an India
shawl. These, besides the finest silks, fimy del
fcate laces, son cashmeres. dainty underclothing
the female mind, can Be found At the establish.
ment well known to every lady in WashinRtoH,
OF John T. Mitchell, 93T Pennsylvania avenue.
1.-THE DAY Is GOLD, A ND DARK AND DREARY;
1T RAINS, AND THE WED Is NEVER WEARY"
And the only way to be cosy and comfortable Is i
70 get Hayward Hutchinson, 81 Ninth street, /
10 put into yGur room OF their elegant heating
stoves. They are not at all expensive, One Of Il
hem will last sou lifetime, and warm your Il
room through many N.s7ter to come. Jobbing /
u plumbing and gas fitting, tin work. bricklay-
ne, Elate-cutting, &C., &c are p1en especial at
IGNITION by harvard Hutchinson, anu oy pur-
chasing your stoves and materials from them ,,ou
AN get bargain in any job work you have TO do.
You will find them prompt in anything they un-
iertake.
WHERE YOU CAN BE SUITED.
If gentlemen only knew how much successIn
NE depends upon psrsccsaI appearances, they
Souid pay more srstention to their wesrick sp- /
la IS Led not cost you any NOR to dress /
-sapiy, in well-ftting garments, than In old
style, swkWard-looking dress II ysu but 20 to the
right place 10 mako your purchases. 1 Ham,
burger & Sons, SIS Pennsylvania avenue, under i
the Metropolitan hotel, manufacture all their own
clothing, and can suit all customers. They are /
low selling goods at Eastern prices. Give them /
3 call, and the courteous treatment you will re-
ceive and the proofs they viii exhibit, will con-
vince you that they are worthy of your patronage.