The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-03-29
LOCAL MENTION.

EVERY city has some merchant who In his line is dis.
tinguished for his great push and pluck. This city
has a number who have built mammoth establish
ments and who conduc, great enterprises, hut per.
haps among the foremost, certainly the foremost in
his line Of business, stands Mr.. H. King, OF Kings
Palace, the great millinery and ladies' cloak and
trimming emporium OF this CITY, II has now only
been about two years since he was compelled, in
order 10 accommodate his large and constantly in
creasing trade, TO run his old building through from
largest establishments ofthe Kind south of New FORK
1t was supposed that after this handsome building was
completed, which Involved large outlay of money,
he would remain content TO make further
improvements for many wears TO come; hut the
spirit OF enterprise has again taken possession OF
him, ana he is now engaged In putting in beautiful
new front, which, when completed. will give him one
Of the handsomest stores In the country. Mr. King
deserves much praise for mis- push, and as his ostab
lshmont is fully stocked with every new and choice
article as soon as 1t appears In the foreign and home
same articles can he bought Tor elsewhere, he is
rcaping his reward by q large patronage. These
improvements will soon hc completed, when grand
spring opening such as Washington has never seen
viii he announced. In the meantime ladies' who
desire bargains should read his advertisement, which
will be found in another column.
THE Knabe piano ia famous throughout the world.
az u has TAKEN we are informed, more nrst.class
medals AT the many international exhibitions held
than al the other competing piano manufacturers
this District Mcssrs. William knabe \ Co. have
handsomely .,ted IN and opened an elegant ware
sruments. \ splendid assortment of grand, square
and upright piano, will he kept constantly on hand,
and precisely the same facilities will he extended to
Washington patrons as can he obtained In their
Baltimore and New York establishments. The
height of the art is wei represented in their beau
pianos. An Invitation to inspect their new quarters
is extended to all.
EASTER and Birthday Cards. Gould's, i2l ethst.
The celebrated beer of the Rochester Brewing
Company. for which Mr.. +. II. Finley, 1906 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Is the sole agent for this District,
purity and delicious flavor. Other brands OF beer
have had their boom only TO he replaced by the
beer OF THIS company. True, an inferior beer has
avoid imposition of this character the beer should be
ordered from responsible grocer or direct from
are made a speciality, and orders by telephone or
postal card will be promptly filled.
LOVERS OF ali games of sport should read the ad-
yertisemest of the Remington Arms Agency, $40
Pennsylvania avenue, TO be found on this page. 1t
goods, Shibe's and Spauldings balls, lawn tennis
goods, fishing tackle. guns, ries, revovers, and am
munltion of every description, gymnasium goods,
and in fact, everything to be found at rst-class
house for the sale of sporting goods.
WONDERS for children. Goulds, 42l Ninth street.
pool, is one Of the leading attractions the billiard
parlors of our friend Scanlon, 45 Ninth street. The
to the oS on Eyer
has undergone repair, while new balls and cues have
been added.
WE know it will I've good news to the ladies Of
Washington 10 be Informed that Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt,
of millinery on Monday and Tuesday next, on which
occasion she will exhibit everything new and beau
tiful in the line in which she stands almost without
arrival.
MIR. f. G. DAVIS, Il9 Market Space, announces ex-
traordnary bargains, regardless Of cost in order to
close out odds and ends His advertisement, which
profitable and interesting reading.
EASTER CARDS. Gould's, 42l Ninth street.
TIE ladies generally will be pleased to hear that
the spring opening of choice selections from the
latest fashions in imported millinery at Nine. T. b
Harrison's, 1881 street, will be on Wednesday and
Thursday next, April and2.
MADAME j. T. PALMER, modesto 1loJ street
begs to announce that on Thursday next, March 81
she will make a special show OF spring MILNE nv
comprising all the latest novelties from leading
European houses.
SPECIAL attention is called TO the display of i'm.
ported bonnets and round hats that will be ex
hbited at the spring opening of Mrs. l. v. Slater
oS1 street, on Tuesday and Wednesday next
THE Dongola glove-httlng button boot s a JOY
forever-just received at Windsor's Store Parlor
1923 New York avenue.
AN endless variety of novelties, especially laid il
for Easter will be found at Chapman 8, 9l5 Pennsy
vania avenue.
EASTER BANNERS. 25c. Goulds, 421 Ninth street