The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-25
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MrssRs, TAYLOR 4 Hurry have opened the
largest and most varied assortment Of spring and
summer goods 10 be found In any establishment in
thc city, II embraces percaic suits ut 81 IS, IS. so,
So and upwards gingham suits Mt 81 $3.50, $40, and
upwards; monte cloth suits at sii2s sis, s25, and
lawn suts at s6 s7 80 $40. 25 sis So and upwards:
percae wrappers 1t IS cents, 81 SIPS, and upwards;
complete ana large Of ulsters of every doscrp
ton The goods above enumerated are all OF the best
quality for the prices named, and are as cheap as tho
hme goods can be purchased In philadelphia or New
York at retail In addition to the above the firm has
best make and Of all coors and styles, which they
prepared to sell nj the lowest cash prices Remember
the place is o3s Pennsylvania avenue
CALL and examine my fine assortment of
mating. Wash. II. Williams, Seventh and II
streets.
Our friend MIR. George NJ. Ienault has
opened fine family grocery store at No. ia ID
street, between First and second streets northwest,
TO which we desire TO call especial attention, MIR.
Hcnault will keep none but the finest and freshest
class houses In New York, Philadelphia. and Baltl-
more, and of the principal Western houses, and as
these purchased for the lowest cash prices, he
gives his customers the advantage in reduction OF
prices No liquors kept or sold at this establish
incn.
FANCY and plain mating at low prices, at
Wash. b. Wams's, Seventh and ID streets.
Why is it that they sell at the " Famous" |
No. 400 Seventh street, an all wool suit for men at
S. so is something we never understood until yeser-
day. The is because they manufacture all their
goods thus saving any tobhers' profit and give the
public the benefit Of II. We noticed also that tho
low prices ruled throughout their entire stock
Elegant cashmere and chevot business suits at nom
$40 M; splendid French worsted and diagonal Prince
svIe and variety Of fine clothing that the mind could
conceive OF at the same remarkably low prices.
The purest and most palatable lager sold
In this city ia the Milwaukee beer, for
which Mr.. Samuel c. Palmer corner Of Green street
ION This / Ger has long been a iayorte among our
people, and AS It continues TO maintain Its famous
Qualities hses coed eaa over n OF S s nfan rna S
and any orders Ivy mail or otherwise viii receive
prompt attention. Mr. Palmer also makes specially
Of soda and mineral waters.
WE desire TO call the attention of the read
ers OF TIE SUNDAY HERALD 10 the fine stock Of
spring paper hanging he had Mt the establishment
OF Mr. j. Markrlter. No. GaG street, near the corner
of seventh. Mr.. Markriter makes speciality OF this
class OF goods, and employs none but the very best
workmen that visit will secure both the article
desired and the skilled workman to put 1t on the
walls. We advise visit to his house before making
purchases elsewhere.
Mr.. p. L. gently corner of Eighth and D
streets, is the aren't the celebrated Psener beer,
which is the finest and pures sold In this city. Mr..
Gently makes speciality of supplying families with
this beverage, and solicits orders
PERSONS buying mating should call and
examine stock before buying elsewhere. W ASH
d. Williams Seventh and ID streets.
N. T. METzGER & BRo., All Seventh street
northwest call the attention Of honsekeepers to their
Imperial Minnesota Patent-Process Flour Has no
equal in this market. If sou try tonce yon VIII not
use any other.
LARGEST assortment of mattings ever offered
In the city, at WASH b. Williams's, Seventh and i
streets.
THE EXPERIMENT A SUccEss.-Chris Nan
der. our enterprising Wholesale dealer In wines anf
liquors at oil seventh street, has fully demonstrated
that native wines made from grapes grown In TIL
vicinity are for the festive board giving quail
ties and appe,izng effect equal TO any extah n mM
the demand is enormous. He has a large stock. Tr,
them.
F. D. MALTBY; model maker, 517 Seventh
street.
Two hundred rolls of fancy assorted mat.
ting at low prices, at wash. h. Wilams's. Seventh
and d streets.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS x Co., auCtioneers
will sell on morrow, mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ. supe
rior collection of household furniture 3oi Eleventh
street southwest: and on Monday. May 3. commencin
at 10 o. clock A. NJ, catalogue sale of elegant house
hold effects, 80 street northwest; also, Friday
April 3d. the contents of the Metropolitan Hotel bil
lizard saloon. See advertisements.
SALE OF FURNITURE Thomas Bowling viii
sell Friday next. Aprl o. at No. 3oi L street north
west, excellent collection of household goods.
CALL ON F. d. Maltby, 517 Seventh street
SEAToS HALL, corner Ninth and ID streets
is recognized the headquarters OF the billiard
players. The genial proprietor Mike Scanlon, hi
fitted up his spacious rooms In most handsome mar
ner. The tables have all been supplied recently wit
new sets OF balls.
In another column will be seen the advel
tsement of NJ. j. W. Dare's Army and Navy shi
factory. Mr.. Dare's long experience In this bushes
is In itself sufficient recommendation to the public
Ills stock is of the finest order. 9li street nortl
west.
PLAIE and fancy mattings of the be!
quality ut Wash. Il. williamss, Seventh and
streets.
A. KING CHASDLBR's BRANCH STORE, at 81
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, will be open to-mo
row, the 2Gth with complete stock OF dry good,
notions and fancy goods, which he will sell ut II
lowest prices.
A MAGNIFICENT stock of the latest styles an
plain and fancy silks satins and dress good
will be found at Perry Brothers. corner OF Mn
street and Pennsylvania avenue
LARGE invoice of pure olive oil just r
ceived. Our own importation.
n. II. METzGER BRO,
April "a 1880 Az Seventh street northwest.
MEssRs. WILLETT * RUoFF, 9O5 Pennsy
vania avenue, invite the attention of the ladies'
Washington to their large and elegant stock OF ma
teal straw hats. These goods all OF the newest
signs, and are very nobby.