The Evening critic., 1882-12-21
WHERE TO BUY
WHEHE To But
The Rest Articles of Unity or Orna-
Inprif.


Is the magnet Just now which attracts all the
money-posaessing lnhabitautsof OF washington.
bnts and and cioais Of which Mr.. king has laid iaid In
n stock larger than any before seen In this
city. Lovely maidens throng his store con.
tinually, selecting exquisite headgear and
backwear, and from the numerous carriages
which barrlcade the street IN front OF tho
Palace, Il is aafe to infer that Mr.. King ls the
poeseasOr Of wonderful patronage.
The leading hattors and furrlers In Wash
ington are stlnemet2 & Son, No. 1897 Penn
sylvania avenue. IL Washington mans hat
Is removed from his head one is pretty apt 70
nnd within It tho trademark Of Stinemctz *
Son. II you see sealskin cloak incloslng
fair female form coming down the Avenue you
can rest assured that tho owner purchased II
from Stlnometz. Tho firm has n large assort
ment OF fur.llned circulars, scalskln sac1ues,
dolmans and ulsters and fur trimmings for
clOaks and dresses
From timo immemorial Spencer's Business
College has held the front rank In the legion
OF Washingtons educational institutions.
Nearly all tho book.koepeis In the city have
learned their art under the Spencers' tuition.
Persons who have previously made nothing
but pothooks now make themselves famous
by tho beauty OF their penmanship. II q man
desires his children TO become accomplished,
be should send thcm to Spencers Business
college.
TO make II noticeable II must be clad In un-
impeachable raiment and It's curves and an
giles must be illustrated and not covered up.
The Washington agents OF Messrs. Dcyin
Co., mt No. 1920 street, aro receiving now
large number OF orders for New-Year calling
dress suits and their English surtout over-
coats. The firm stands at tho head OF New
York clothiers, and patrons may rest assured
that their garments Will be irrcproa jhable In
NJ and durable In texture and making.
rs there any good reason why ladies' should
be unhappy? That was the question asked by
n famous lecturer the other night, and the
answer is just this; There Is 10 good reason
when they can go to the famous millinery os-
tablishment Of /. l.. Blouts, No. 10 Seventh
street, and purchase mportid hats and bon
nets and other articles IN the millinery line at
the most reasonable rates.
1t is hardly necessary to mention the fact,
but we do 1t Just the same, that the best stamp.
Ing and pinking is done by Mrs. Selma. Rup.
pert, No. Cos Ninth street northwest. All work
OF this kind Is promptly attended to.
Mr.. W. II. Morrison, No. 476 Pennsylvania
avenue, has on hand an assortment OF the
most exquisite Christmas cards. For several
years book stores have been encroaching upon
art establishments in the matter OF engray-
ings, etc, but mono OF them have 80 far ad-
vanced as has Mr.. Morrison. He always has
the most extensive stock OF all kinds Of sta
tionery on hand, and, as is we'll known, IS
about the only store In town whore the latest
law publications may be secured. MIR. Mlorri-
son Will be happy 10 receive his friends during
the holidays.
There is something in human feet which
philosophy cannot determine save on the
ground OF comfort. OF course II Is not corns,
| nor bunlons, nor even in.growlng nails. 1t is
| tho calm and decided haukerlng foot has for
something soft to press on. bare floor is an
insult TO a human pedal, carpeted surface is
| compliment and It Is every ones duty ID
| cover the bare boards with carpets. At Julius
| Lansburgh's, No. 3l5 Seventh street, there Is
| a huge stock OF carpets, mattlngs and magnin-
| cent paflor furniture. Mr.. Lansburgh has
| been in the business but q few years, but has
quickly attained leading position therein.
Henry Clay once said to Marshall: "Your
| trousers 1T you oxquisitely, but the garments
| of words do not sufficiently clothe your IDEAS"
| IL Marshall had lived In this degenerate but
| scholarly age he would have purchased his
| habiliments at the Misnt Store, at the corner
| OF Tenth and streets, and at price which
| would put even ante-bellum charges In the
| dark and unsatisfactory shade. II you desire
| TO select q suit OF clothes or any portion
thereof from an unexampled stock of elegant
| goods visit tho Misnt Store. Such huge as
| sortment OF garments were never before seen
| desirable feature In the selection OF holi-
| day goods Is TO have large stock to seleci
from, and a convenient display, so that every
thing can be seen TO the best advantage. These
| necessary features have been embraced by Mr.
| George +. Harbin, the popular dry-goods mer-
| chant, at No, 310 Pennsylvania avenue east
| and customers can review most complete
| assortment of goods, vieing In elegance and
| variety with the recent Garfield Fair, which
are being sold at tho very lowest prices
sands Of articles to please the many foiblo'
and tastes OF humankind can be found at Mr.
Harbin's store. Call and make your holtda,
| purchases.
your presents from visit Mr.. NJ. u. Flynn, 60.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. He has jus
received complete assortment OF goods ap
propriate for gifts, which he is selling at bot
tom prices; consequently there is great rusl
TO secure them. Call early and mako youl
selection. He has also In stock complete
line OF heaters and cook k-stoves at remarkably
| low figures. Call In and make an inspection
And old adage says, "AIany men OF many
| minds" compose the Inhabitants OF the world
but from the crankiest inhabitant OF that par
OF the globe lying east of the Capitol and ives
OF the Branch TO the most learned sage, nonC
can be found who Will not say that ALBERT
Campbell, OF the Washington Hall restaurant
Keeps the finest liquors, including the famous
"Old Cabinet whisky, and the best luXurie
In season. Ho Will make mixed and warn
drinks n feature OF tho holidays. SO dom
forget to call In md "Bnile.'
"Christmas cheer" is torn as old as th
| hills. 1t means have n good time during th
festal Christmas holiday season. TO do thi
| effectually stock your larder with good edi
bles and liquids, which you can find In grea
| abundance and at fair prices at the doubl
stores of Measrs. McCauley 4 Dellwlg an
Dellwig & McCauley, 300 Pennsylvania ave
| nue. east and corner OF Second and street
| northeast. The immense stocks comprise pur
Angelica Wines, imported direct from Cal
formal very superior Jamaica rum, Duff Cor
don sherry, old Holland gin, California CO
tawba, direct importation; aged whiskies an
brandies, candies In great variety, lgs, ralslns
| citron, currants, mincemeat, cider, prunes
and everything necessary for Christmas an
| New Year cheer.