The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-21
LOCAL MENTION.


1913 PENNSYLVANIA avenue offer for sale the oldest
whisky and brandy for medical use this side OF the
Atlantic; also very old wines clarcts, and sherres
Fresh Importation Of French champagncs; price
quarts, sl7o pints, o5 cents How is that for lowY
WE invite the special attention Of the
Washington public to the old and reliable grocery
house OF Messrs. y II. Bryan & Bro, COS Pennsyl,
vinia avenue. This house was founded In 1870 and
since that day to this their house has gone ON pros
perug that to-day there Is perhaps no better house
built and maintained the fair dealing and polite
attention they accord every one. Those who once |
Know them win buy nowhere else This firm have |
now in store one Of the best selected stocks Of staple
and fancy groceries TO be found In this Districts they
made for their patrons which they invite special
attention. in the confidence that these goods cannot
he SURPASSED by any other house IN ms e'yi rncS
Minnesota -four. known rs g Btyan's Prde. rms
four is beyond question the bs,, Hour sold IN dne
held at Cincinnati during June last, acommluee' VINO
gave this nonr severe test said; FIFTY ponnuS OF
ills -four yielded s2ii pounds OF dough, producing
bread uuexcelled both as to quality and appearance
No higher comrnendntion could have been paid 1t.
Tue old established and thoroughly re-
liable house of Connollys, corner OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE anu nVsn,m c ns ,a ~, aps
In voiyets and silks, are bargains that are not
often offered; consequently now Is the time to buy "
prices carefully and then go and examine the goods,
aud our word fcrit especially " You rurchase You
specially In this class of goods has made Connoilys
famous.
Tnoss interested in the purchase of gen
tiemens furnishings should consult the Mcssrs Hol-
lander Brohcrs at ici7 l4ci, and 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue These three stores, all under the manage
inent the firm. stocked to repeiion with choice
roods ali of the very hest manufacture, and all Of
which win he sold ut prices to su the times. care
ful perusal of their adj, which appears IN another
column, will repay any reader
Tng many friends of Mr.. t. II. Morscll,
late with l.. H. Schneider. will he pleased TO learn
Seventh street northwest, where he has on hand
complete stock OF builders hardware, cutlery, etc.
M mas a sS pSr S ii. ny clerk S mat
capacity, success is sure to follow him.
GoprREY's new hotel, corner of Thirteenth
and streets. has already become Of the favore
resorts of this city. This Is owing to the splendid bill
for their rooms when You consider their elegant
appointments. MIR. Godfrey Is noted for the mode
rate prices he charges AMI tile elegance OF every
thing he offers his patrons.
FAMILIES and dealers who want n first-class
article OF elder should go To the cider factory Of r. VI
Whitney & Co., 3O7 Seventh street. This cider Is
made on the premises by boomer 4 Roschert steam
power press the apples selected, and rst-clas
article of pure apple Juice guaranteed This cider
icr sale by the glass, quart, gallon, or barrel.
WE invite special attention to the adver
tisrnlent of Messrs Cagett & Eowen, which ap
pears the fourth page OF this issue. The stock o
goods Mt this house Is entirely new, consequently
purchasers have none but fresh goods from which +
make selections. Fair dealing and low prices is til
rule ut ClaCett Bowen's
OSE of the neatest and most perfectl
conducted hotels in this city is the Emmet House. 9
friend, Mr.. Daniel o. Bren, has made wondeifr
change in that location and an extended paironag
gives evidence that his enterprise Is appreciated.
Mn. A. KocH's popular and old-establishe
restaurant, o33 u street, is beyond question one
the hest conducted places OF the Kind In this city,
supplies its patrons with the hest In the eating an
drinking line to be found anywhere: consequently II
success.
WE invite special attention TO the card
Mr.. John'Ross. 300 Seventh street. which appears
another column. His restaurant and ladies' and gen
tienen sdining are frstclass In every respect
while his eatabes and viands are unsurpassed.
SEE new advertisement of Mr.. King, whic
appears the second page OF this Issue. The gre;
SHE of French felt hats. suitable for ladies and chi
dren commences Tomorrow. They will be sold ut
cents each: they are worth a.
THE Palace Restaurant of Mr.. Frank Tia,
erty 1903 Pennsylvania avenue, is beyond qucsti,
one of the finest places of the kind in this city Pu
wines and liquors and courteous attention has ma
this place famous.
TIE Thanksgiving day dinner will be i
complete unless you consult Mr.. Wixom, 43S Min
street Hi store is stocked to repeiion with the b,
of everything. Read his adj, which appears In n
other column.
MADAME ALEXANDRiYE, an expert in Il
,r-,, Ca.ture of new aces and in doing IN soed lace
IL. glad % the ladies of Washington at l.
Thirteenth street See her advertisement In anoti
column.
A, KING CHANDLER will make another ~
cia sale OF prints Tomorrow morninA between
and 10 O'Clock; also, the following stocks at prii
cost during the day, VIZ, ribbons, blankets, a
hosiery.
POPULAR SHOE HOUSE. - Windsor's Sl
parlor 1923 New York avenue, selling the b
shoes In the city, and his prices most reasona
Soft shoes for tender feet specially
ONE of the best-conducted restaurants
this city is the Chesapeake, 92s Pennsylvania aven
Messrs supplee & English are building upa fine tra
on which we congratulate them
The finest liquors, the most artistica
made and the most paatable are those at liagerty
i5i Louisiana avenue. Fine overholt whisk!
specially
THE French Bazaar, located at 527 Fiitee,
street has u choice line Of goods especially adaI
for Christmas presents. See nd. IN another colui
GET your cider for mince pies and
drinking purposes at the " original Cider Factory
1905 street.
f. d. MALTBY, model maker, 5l7 Sever
street.