The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-07

moth Mt 55a Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hin
y know this means revolution In the shoe trade
i,.iohg the citizens of East Washington Richod
sells goods at bottom prices. He must therefore
coed In his new enterprise.
THERE is at the present time no buster
man than Julius Lansburgh the carpet furnisher.
packed with buyers, and we know we speak his sem
timents In declaring his utter inability to properly
bestow attention upon his Immense trade.
MEN, women, and children who want
shoes or anything In the boot or shoe line, should
go to Burns, IlO9 Pennsylvania avenue. The stock
Of goods in this line embraces everything new aud
desirable In the market. while fair dealing and low
prices are the order of the day. See ad.
ULsrERETTEs at A. Strauss, l0ll Penn. ave.
MEssRs. SINGLETON & HoEKE, sol Market
Space have large lot OF raw silks. which they offer
at bargains. Their stock OF carpets In all the
and most handsome designs Is also large, and will
ha s.'d at.popular prices. Lace curtains In large
variety.
THE Marble Saloon of Mr.. Robert Callahan,
corner OF Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue Is
Of the coolest and best places OF the kind In wash
ington. The bar Is stocked with the best wines and
liquors. while the eating department Is everything
be desired.
TRAVELLERS and others will find the Ex-
change House OF Mr.. August Beck, 6Oi Pennsyi-
vania avenue, pleasant place to lunch at upon leav
ing arriving In the city It is handy to the BaliI-
more and Potomac depot besides being first class In
every respect. See nd.
MEssRs. LurTRELI, WINE & Co., 1880 Penn.
sylvania avenue invite the attention the ladies OF
Washington and the public generally to their large
aud seasonable stock OF dry goods which they offer
at prices 10 suit the times. See advertisement.
CozY, comfortable, and furnishing the best
IN the drinking line In this city is what has made
Ilagerty's, 45i Louisiana avenue, famous. Hot
rAsdv lunches and fine oyerholt whisky are special
ties there.
TppunNT Hnusp Iaci riuU In lnca a
for the winter win find the fremont most desirable
place The house Is heated with steam wei fur
best, and rates AS low rs the lowest.
AucTIoSEER BOWLING will, at his sales
rooms, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Wednesday next, sell. without reserve, grand
lection of Turkish aud Persian goods. See ad.
STANDARD PRINTS At FouR CEsTs.-A. King
Chandler will sell standard prints In new
and desirable styles ut four cents per yard, between
the hours Of and 10 O'Clock t6-morrow morning.
TOMORROW is calico day at Chambers.
POPULAR SHOE HOUSE. - Windsors Shoe
Parlor, 1923 New York avenue, are selling the btsi
shoes the city and his prices most reasonable
soft shoes for tender feet specially
TBE Scbuetzen Verein give sacred con
cert at the mansion at the park to-day, commencing
atSo'elock r. NJ.
JULIus LAasBURGH's Carpet House, 81!
Seventh street, crowded continually with buyers.
The Liquor Dealers Association meet a
Cosmopolitan Hall ON Wednesday, at J.. NJ
TOMORROW is calico day at Chambers.
+. d. MALTBY, model maker, 5l7 Seventh
a Complete Assortment
OF oyercoats, ulsters, and ulsterettes. Al
styles and shades represented. ElGenan Bros,