The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-10-11

THE magnificent and completely stocked grocery
establishment OF MIR. c. c.. Bryan, 14S New YORK
avenue continues TO meet the eNacting requirements
made It by the residents of that end OF the city
where It is located II Ia universally spoken OF 10y
eppoinied and perfectly managed houses Of lis klnd
IN this city. These commentators are no doubt
deserved, and the result OF Mr.. Bryan's mode oil
articles that any similar establishment can furnish
and to sell them at prices as low as they can bt
purchased for elsewhere. His stock is one OF the
largest, freshest, and most complete in the city
His store is one OF the ceanest and most inviting
aud his employees among the most attentive and
experienced. visit to this establishment will cs
tablish the accuracy OF these statements.
KiSG's PALAcE.-New arrival OF French pattern
hats and bonnets, French felt hats OF all shapes
childrcn's and misses trimmed hats and plush
hoods Don't neglect to call and inspect some OF the
lovellest misses. chiidren's and ladies' cloaks,
which viii be sold at small advance above cost
prices. Slk vevets from IS cents TO 81 per yard
slk pushes, ribbons and veyeteens at remarkably
turers' prices CAL early to avoid the rush. Kings
Palace, sl4 Seventh street northwest.
THE old established house known as Thompson's
shut Factory, SIC street, has lately passed into
the control of Messrs Hall and Barnes two energetic
aud live business men OF this city. since assuming
charge they have completely overhauled the place
and made it very attractive Their stock OF goods is
wear and underclothing. OF course they make a
specially OF 1no dress SHIRTS and keep only the best
make OF collars and cuffs.
MEssRs. PETERSEN a CHILps, si3 Market Space,
announce their grand fall opening all OF this week
when they will exhibit unusually choice stock OF
carpets, rugs, lace curtains, portieres, and other
novelties In house furnishings which Will embrace
the newest goods and latest patterns Popular
prices rule at this house.
Mr.. w. s. TEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue, an.
nounces on the first page Of this issue OF THE sun
DAY HERALD the completion OF his fall and winter
stock OF tailoring and gentemens furnishing goods
which has never been rs large and choice as now.
lie invites inspection Of the same by the public
generally.
MR.. MERIT, the enterprising and popular young
tailor, has Just had completed for him and has
moved into the handsome and commodious building
1909 street, almost opposite his old place OF bust
ness where he Is prepared to show one OF the largest
aud best selected stocks of woolens before
hiblted here.
"ORIoLB PooL,"tne new invention OF 1fteen-ball
pool Is one OF the leading attractions at the billiard
parlors of our friend Scanlon AIS Ninth street. The
game is greatly enjoyed by all who have played 1t,
pronouncing II superior to the old one. Every table
has undergone repair, while new balls and cues have
been added.
A PLEASANT hour can always be passed at lie
Mours cosy retreat, on Eighth street, Just above
Pennsylvania avenue. The choicest and puresi
viands the most delicious cigars, and erythng be-
longing 10 frst-class establishment.
-HE
SCHOOL SHoEs.-Large stock, fresh goods, bes,
makes; prices low. II. c. Windsors shoe paror
1923 New York avenue.
1871. 903 street northwest, admirable for health
and cleanliness