Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-15
New Advertisements We hop,

New Advertisements We hope that
our readers will not omit giving special
reading and thought to the new advertise
ments that make their appearance in the
issue of the SENTINEL. to-day.
Among the first is that of Messrs. Geo. r.
Timms g. Co, proprietors of the "One Price
Clothing House." corner of Seventh and D
streets, Washington, d. G. The firm is
spoken OF as composed men of large bust
ness requirements and readily understand
and anticipate the wants of their customers.
See large triple column advertisement.
Messrs. Emmons, Smith s. Co., proprie-
tors of the Boston Variety Store" in large
advertisement solicits the patronage of the
citizens of this county. As the name of their
house indicates, 1t is variety" and you can
purchase almost everything that is useful or
ornamental from a twenty-five cent wash
board to thousand dollar diamond pin.
Mr. A. Stratus, whose well lighted and
model salesroom, is found at 939 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Washington. His goods are
manufactured to his order from the best for
eign and domestic fabrics and equal to any
tailors work See his double column notice
to our citizens.
Guinnip, Day 81 Co., successors to A.
King Chandler will give q grand opening
on Monday next. Their stock of Notions,
Dry and Fancy Goods, will we are sure,
cause large crowd of the fair ones of Wash
ington and this county to become visitors
and patrons of this house. Read their adver-
tisement and invitation in another column.
JW. Schaefer, dealer in China, Glass and
Plated Goods, 1929 Seventh street, N Nv, is
also candidate for the patronage of the
readers of our paper. His stock is large
and well selected and we advise our friends
to give him call or send orders to him.
You will be suited
Fine Spring Clothing made to order by
Messrs. Devlin 81 Co. is now all the rage in
the fashionable circles of New York and
Washington. A branch house has been es-
tablished in the latter city and they will fur
nish you suit of spring clothing at any
figure from $15 to $75. This firm is bound
to give you FITS.
The "Boston House," over which the in
domitable firm of Woodward & Lothrop
preside, is one of more than ordinary mag
nitude This firm seldom, if ever fails to
satisfy every patron. Our lady readers will
do well to call when visiting the city. Lates,
styles and novelties always on hand.
w. w. Burdette & Co. also in the dry
goods line furnish our readers with par
tial list Of the goods in their house
Their specialties in dress goods will prove
quite an attraction to their establishment
VIM. Muehleisen anticipating the effect of
local option in this county inserts his card
in another column. His wines, gins, bran
dies and whiskeys are of the best brands in
the market
Fire on the Roof = is the startling cx-
clamation To be heard on the street, but it
is all right when we read it at the head of
an advertisement of a tin roof manufactured
by Mr.. Albert Chandlee, of Sandy Spring,
this county.
Mr. IL. A. Dawson, Of Rockville, is bound
to keep up to the times in the dry goods de-
partment Of his store. He has just returned
from visit to the cities where he has made
a speciality in selecting the best grades of
calicoes, lawns, percales, ginghams and the
thousand and one articles that go to make
up spring and summer wear Our ladies
should call at once for good goods, they will
not remain long on the shelves, and those
who come first are first served.
Quite large lot OF legal advertisements
also appear that viii interest our readers.