The Evening critic., 1882-12-29
HOLIDAY GOODS
And where They Can best be OBJ
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We would direct all persons who desire to
I Iatrobe 10 nav n VISIT to the eommodioas % est1b'
lisbmcnt OF Mr.. James II. Narrower, No. 1iOi
Fourteenth street northwest. Mr.. Harrovor's
stock 10 an immense one nnd his prlccs nre 80
reasonable that to deal at his establishment Is
an economical habit to bo universally prac-
tlced.
TO q residence. George White & Co., No. 400
Maine avenue southwest, make q speciality OF
iron ratings and will put up u lovely orna-
mental Iron fence at eighty cents per foot.
Those persons who cannot afford to purchase
fne new clothes, but desire handsome and
durable garments, should visit J. Herzog, No.
sos Ninth street northwest. Ho sells second
hand tailor.mado clothes ut fabulously low
prices.
II you desire TO got flno cigar, n fragrant
whifl from oupa, visit tho cosy establishment
OF 3. Sicklee, 1O11 Pennsylvania avenue. Such
weeds have never before been seen here.
For stoves, ranges, furnaces and all sorts OF
furnace, stoyo and roof repairing, sond your
orders to II. ii. q. Bouis, No. b1O Eleventh
street northwest. He insures reasonable
charges for first class work.
There arc number OF young people in this
city who would have lovely voices II cultl-
vated. They should tako lessons from tho
successful Madame Josephine Logan, No. 1902
l. street northwest. Madame Logan prepares
pupils for the oporatic stage.
Meesrs. Hollander Bros, No. 1917 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, have gotten In n largo new
stock OF neckwoar and mons furnishing goods,
which they present at low figures. Glad IN
come ILL.,
There is nothing so conducive to content
ment as good meals, md n meal is n dull
failure II tho butter is not palatable. BY buy.
ing butter OF Hawloy & Co., stall iS7 Centre
Market, delicious inoai will BIO assured.
cigarettes, snuifs and tobacco may bo II secured % ID
In pure profusion at @. BOyer's emporium,
311 Four.and-a.hnlf street southwest.
The leading drug store in South Washington
ia Prices, No. 126 Seventh street southwest.
Physicians prescriptions are ably compound
ed by careful pharmacists; the medicines arc
pure and unadulterated, and tho line OF fancy
"A. Griesbauer, the merchant tailor, at No.
d3b Ninth street northwest, Is q very success.
and now has upon hand q stock OF dross goods
which are unriyalled In the city. Give Cries
bauer call.
Straus has q lrm hold upon tho Washington
public, as is shown by the steady stream OF
customers which pour Into the doors OF $50
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. straus stock
is immense, and every garment is made of the
best material and by the best workmen. The
line of overcoats should be examined.
Mr.. George W. Joyce, the celebrated carriage
manufacturer, at Nos. 112, d11 and 11G Four.
teenth street northwest, and the solo agent
hero for Brewster Co., OF New York, has on
hand several very handsome side.b buggles
and coupes, which are wonderfully low In
price.
Robert voso Il Co., auctionoors, at No. 637
Louisiana avenue, Will sell all sorts of goods
carpets and all kinds OF house-furnishing
goods. They have hne storerooms for furni-
ture, etc.
southwest, Will sell q fine fireplace stove TO
heat two rooms for 500. He will also exchange
now stoves for old ones.
William II. Baum, dealer in wood and coal,
at the corner OF Seventh and ID streets south
west, delivers wood and coal to all parts OF
tho city, and customers are assured OF full
measurement and weight.
O.. Enhpy. corner d Twelfth
southwest, soils mono but pure milk and
cream. His butter is delicious.
A shirt IL MS necessary to q mans back as his
skin, and In these days man is not very
highly thought Of unless his linen Is Clean
For q great bargain In shirts and underclothes
go TO tho large store OF 8. u. Ellery, No. 1112
i street northwest.
D. Robinson, No. 900 Louisiana avenue,
denls In tho now famous Western beef, and has
Just received carload for New Years din.
ners. He also has on hand fresh, tender
poultry. Orders should be filed early to
secure attention.
John Miller, tho big wood and coal dealer,
laid in n largo stock OF stove coal Just previous
to the recent rise and now de1es competition.
Orders sent to Four.and-a-half street and Yir-
ginia avenue southwest, No. $40 Seventh
street northwest and 143 ID street southeast,
Will receive prompt attention.
During this sunny weather careful people
should see that their roofs are In good condi-
tion. j. W. Barker Is the man to see. His
numbers are 101 and l03 Seventh street
southwest, and IN addition to tin roofing, he
has the largest stock Of stoves In the District.
Exercise Is necessary to q humans proper
health, and there is no form OF exercise 80 ex-
hilarating as that OF tho dumbbells. Il.
Schneider SON., corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Eighteenth street, have dumb-bells at all
weights.
The National Safe Deposit Company ia an
institution which commends itself 10 every
ono who desires bonds, plate or other valuables
kept in place of safety. Corner Fifteenth
street and New York avenue.
"Ma., " said little Bessie Louise, "do you
know who is the ngent for the Heinekamp
Pianos and Shoninger Cymbella Organs2 F"
"Why, no, my daughter, who is?" said the
fond parent. "Mr. Chauncey j. Reed, OF No.
433 Seventh street, Is the agent and he keeps
in addition to the articles named all kinds OF
musical Instruments, quickly spoke Bessie.
No one ever doubted the fact that W. H. Har.
rover, Of No. 313 Seventh street, keeps on hand
the finest supply Of stoves, ranges and heaters
For piano tuning and repairing 60 to ]. F..
Lucas, No. 5l5 Ninth street, under the church
next TO THE CRITIC ofllce. The finest kind Of
work is done by Mr.. Lucas.
Hayward II Hutchinson, No. 317 Ninth
street, are prepared to do all kinds OF plumb
Ing ON the shoItestlnotice possible. Furnaces,
ranges, mantels and other articles kept on
hand. This nrm, In order TO accommodate
their immense trade have established
branch store, at Eighteenth street and Dupont
Circle.
yennor predicts that the weather will be
very much colder In the next two or three
days, so therefore those persons who are In
upon w. 8. jerks & Co., No. TT Seventh stroot
northwest.
Mr.. II. L. Summer, No. S11 Ninth street
northwest, sells on installments Hallet, Davis
& Co.'s pianos. Upright pianos specially.
"a good, very good tailor" ID NJ. Il. Eiseman,
No. 121 Seventh street northwest. Mr.. Etseman
keeps always on hand good supply OF cloth.
ing at reasonable prices.
You can always be neatly fitted by CALL ng
on H. d. Barr, merchant tailor, No. I'LL Penn
sylvania avenue.
Louis Kettler, tho merchant tailor, Is still
at his old stand, No. 1923 Il street northwest,
and will at all times be glad TO see his friends.
Tho best kind OF work is done by Mr.. Kettler.
The well.known firm OF Eiseman Bros, tall
ors ana clothiers, corner seventh and Il streets,
have fairly outdone themselves this winter by
laying In supply Of clothing, which, to use
an expressive but inelegant term, would para
lyze you.
Aching teeth have caused moro men to com
NIT suicide than all the moth ers- -in-law who
ever lived. For scientific tooth pulling visit
DR.. j. J.. Wolf, 1910 Il street northwest.
DR.. S. Is. Muncaster, dentist, has removed to
023 i street northwest. For careful attend
ance and elegant workmanship we commend
our readers TO DR.. Muncaster.
No one can be handsome or beautiful who
has not pretty teeth. An ugly sot OF teeth do
prives smile OF all Its beauty. To the af
nicted DR.. Charles L. Kloeber, No. 626 street
northwest Will render permanent relief.
J. ID. Suit suits every customer who pur-
chases stove or other heating apparatus al
his establishment, No. 923 Seventh street
northwest. Give him CALL
The gas.nxtures, furnaces, ranges and
latrobes sold by Samuel s. Shedd, 100 Ninth
street northwest, shed more lustre aud heat
than any other kind. Tho ailiteratiye mer,