The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-11-26
LOCAL MENTION.

MiNNFsorA FouE " is now q household
word iu many Washington homes but not every
buyer knows whore to obtain u In us perfection and
purity The most celebrated mills are those ri NnSh-
burn, crosby 4 Co., at Minneapolis with total Gu
rlcity Of five thousand barrels Their host -four DIS
made hy patent process, aud u.s. emphatcly known Hs
" our Superlativc' Tread made from this nour SIS
positive luxury, as we'll as q the STAFF ot life, de-
lighting the eye, the palate and the digestion, aud
huuoftug the health There Us an element OF
economy iu ts use also, since Vt averages forty
pounds ot bread to the barrel over the hes, winter
wheat -four. For those who do not wish such q SUI
tho same process and second only to the above ~
uHVv, lot winter wheat -four thorc Us 'rhe Germ ''
brand which stands zoo the head ut tts class For al
roun ylvani1 avenue, are the wholesale agents, and
rl"r1s leer supply on hand IN every pat OF the
,Ify. 40 the Nillots' International Exhibition 100
tucinnattU expert tested the hrcod-waking powers
ui number OF samples Of flour submitted To him
leading prizes TO three samples an OF which turned
out to be from Washhutn, Crosby Co., the FIRST be-
lug "uur superlative.'
TnE thousands of visitors who throucrd
through the corridors aud Rotunda OF the Capitol yes
tcrday afternoon and evening gazing at the displays
made at the various booths Of the Garfield Monument
Fair were completely onraptured ut the showing Of
Messts. raret a Wilmington, OF 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue of handsome foreign and domestic Christmas
cards and other designs In Illuminated cards so lash
iuuahe at the present time. Never before IN the
history Of our city has such beautiful sight been
presented to our citizens aud the tasteful manner
with which each card Is hung to show oil It's effect
bears great testimony to the ability ot Messrs faret
y Wilmington. There Is also other fancy designs,
worked upon palettcs, fans, etc, embracing tie
cream from such houses as Marcus Ward Co, l..
ptaug, Raphael Tuck Co., and Hdcshcimer \
Co. The hand-p8inted sachets Of satin aud SILK are
undoubtedly the finest and pretlcs ever gotten up In
any hnuse and attract universal admiration. \
large stuffed owl, elegantly mounted occupies very
prominent place. and also comes In Tot many passing
remarks. This display alone is worth visit to the
great bazaar.
FRsr-cLAss restaurant, where one can
be promptly served with the host the market Affords
and at reasonable rates, and where gentleman can
take his lady friends without fear OF mixing with
disrepuahle characters, Is something that is very
desirable In any city but not always attainable The
establishment OF Nessrs Harvey 4 Holden, OF
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Eleventh street, however,
completely fills the b and Is the only place where
ladies can GO with or without escort with any degree
OF security from the rude characters that bcSet public
uloces The cuisine is of the very best, and in tho
matter OF oysters which is the Washingtonian'
favore dish, It far eNcels all other similar houses,
the delicious bivaves OF the very hnest quality being
received daily.
TnE many strangers who will visit the
cts during the continuance of the Garfield Fair car
do no better than combine business with pleasure ant
mako their purchases Of clothing from tie hrst-claS
establishment of Mr. A. Strauss, 030 Pennsylvania
avenue near the corner OF Tenth street, where cat
he found full assortment VI chiuchilla, kcrsey,
beaver, and melton oyerCoats; Prince Albert coat
Eud vests in diagonal worsed and black cloths; cnth
ways and ChesterRelds In all desirable materials, an,
all of the best make and at the lowest bottom price
for the qualities desired. MIR. Strauss Is practci
line will find fair dealing and honest goods Mt his e
taLshment.
CAPT. JosEPH w. DENLY, for so many year
known In this community a successful restaura
teur, opened his elegant new establishment AT TIL
southeast corner of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Tent
street last night and Is prepared to furnis
class entertainment to his many friends maxim
"A Speciality of his fine Monticello whisky at ten cent
drink, II the past Is any guarantee for the future
can safely recommend both the Captain and hi
house to the public of Washington.
KISG's PAIAcE.-Now is your chance
Having bought the entire stock of factory, we OF,
doze French felt hats, in all shapesat so cent
dozen beaver hats sold formerly at g. so and 20
at IS cents 81, and 81 so, Childrens and mlsse
trimmed hats at so cents ~, ana - %; fine SILK II
hats ST. 81. ~ and 81. so; elegant birds and PLUMB
at manufacturers prices; also, ladies' misses, Al
children coaks below market value. Don't fail 1
give Kings Palace an early call
\ SENSIBLE MovEMENT.-Mr. Lisner, tn
proprietor Of the Palais Royal, as souvenir of h
annual holiday opening, which takes place Monda,
Tuesday, and "Wednesday, NOV. ~, -, anu ~, WI
make special reductions. The Palais Royal does we
To abolish the gift Of card as souvenir, specl
reductions win be far more appreciated by Waslin!
ton ladies'. We hear that the prices viii astoun'
The holiday opening of the Palais Royal will lie fl
of glory, but We guess very little prOht'
Cosy and comfortable, with agreeable SUI
roundngs and the choicest OF everything in the drinl
Ing line, will always he found at lie MOur's tlght
street, Just above Pennsylvania avenue Meals
speciality.
SCAYLoY has removed his billiard parlo
from Seaton Hall to across the way, the house 70
merly occupied by MIR. Ahuer, the finest billia
parlor in the United States, with an excellent bar
STRICTLY pure liquors for medicinal an
IamIlyuse. Arlington whisky q per gallon 81 !
quart bottles. McGeis, 4O4 Ninth street northwe
XMAS CARDS, Jap. and scrap picture
fancy papers, borders. j. Jay Goud's wondef
picture store, 4e Ninth street.
TIE Shedd Excelsior TurcO- Russian Bat
are the perfection Of luxury, and conducive to heals
open sundays till i. NJ.