The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-10-04
LOCAL MENTION.

oss Of the srca, events Of last week was the
street, which took place Thursday Friday and sat
urdsy, and on which days from early morning until
selves Of advantages offered to witness the great
display of millinery and imported novelties exhibited.
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engaged, many were unable TO be waited on as the
popular proprietor OF this great establishment
King expresses his sincere regret and requests that
the same be overlooked promising better attention
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King will continue his opening throughout this
week. This establishment carries the largest stock
and fresh that money can buy and many novelties
that smaller houses cannot carry. perusal Of the
appears in this Issue viii be found interesting "'
BOYS CLOTHING Of our own manufacture Else
man Bros, cor. 7th and streets.
THE magnificent and completely stocked grocery
esens o, MT :e ,S S NEW
made on It by the residents OF that end OF the city
where Il Is located. II is universally spoken Of by
those who deal there as one Of the most completely
appointed and perfectly managed houses Of liz Kind
IN this city. These commentators are no doubt
doing business which is to be provided with ali the
articles that any similar establishment can furnish
and TO cell them at prices as low as they can he
largest, freshest, and most complete In the city.
His store Is one OF the cleanest and most inviting,
exp RE visit TO this his S VIII
establish the accuracy OF these statements.
1.-THE cAsiso."-Thls new and prominent res,au.
rant for ladies and gentlemen, 72S Seventh street
northwest, nlls long-fet want In that locality. Mr..
has fitted up this splendid establishment regardless
OF expense for the accommodation OF ladies' and
gentlemen every day In the week. Heretofore "
has been difficult task for persons to ind good
restaurant open on sundays, and have actually gone
home hungry ana disguised with this portion Of the
sundays as well as Mondays. The second story is
superbly furnished as dining rooms. All the dell.
cacles In season will he furnished at this establish
ment In good style and at moderate prices oysters
specially.
In the city. II you viii take look through our
building you will md verlncatlon OF what we say.
Eiseman Bros, corner Ith and streets, manufac-
THE taste displayed by the management Of the
their productions is commendable. This famous
studio has added many additions to their corps
Of ARTISTS and Is receiving, as It deserves the
They display crayon and large work Of .nne
order. Their cabinet photos, made by the instanta-
can be Produced They invite cali at their studio,
9o5 Pennsylvania avenue.
NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that Harvey's, Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue remained closed for
several weeks during the summer, II Immediately
last Monday, and during the entire week the contln-
ued throng who have been accommodated there with
the choicest oysters and The hest Of everything 10
lavish in their praise Of the saloon Get apart for
their accommodation which Ia beyond question the
handsomest In this city.
tory, ii S. Howard st., Baltimore, Nd " Eiseman
Bros, cor. eth and E streets.
NINE; b. VAN REuTH, formerly Of 1l12 Thirteenth
street, has removed 1873 Seventeenth street. near
Pennsylvania avenue, where with improved facilities
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tunes for street and house wear, also reception and
evening dresses, tailor made suits, mantles, wraps,
MRS. NJ. HUNT, 1909 street, will on Tuesday and
next M S ior e 81 the ladies
nets and round hats from the leading houses OF Paris
and London From what we have seen, we predict this
will be one Of the finest openings ever before given
by this distinguished and accomplished lady.
"oRIoLK PooL."tne new invention Of nfteen-bal
pooltis Of the leading attractions at the bard
parlors Of our friend Scanlon, 4b Ninth street. The
game is greatly enjoyed by all who have played It,
pronOuncing 1t superior to the old one. Every table
has undergone repair while new ballsand cues have
been added.
THE popular and only Sullivan announces grand
reopenin4 OF his restaurant, 1910 Pennsylvania
avenue, on Tuesday evening next, on which occa
sion cordial Invitation Is extended the patrons of
the house well the public generally to call and
partake OF Its hospitality.
ONE OF THE SECRETS Of our success, 1--WE will give
II away, none of our competitors can make OF
,) we deal only in clothing, and manufacture every
garment we sell. Mandatory IA =. Howard street,
Baltimore. Eiseman Bro, corner Iih and streets.
NINE. T. b. HARRISON will display at her new
store, 1929 street northwest, on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, the 9Th and It'll, choice selections
In the latest fashions in English and Partisan MILL
merry.
MADAME j. p. PALMER, 1907 street. respectfully
announces that during the coming week she will be
for fall, also her own exclusive designs.
MRS. ]. V. SLATER, 93i F street, announces In
another column her fall opening Of millinery and
novelties, which takes place on Tuesday and Wednes
day next
ALL CLOTHING we sell Is manufactured at our fac.
tory, IA $. Howard, BALTIC Md. Eiseman Bros, cor
18th and streets.
SCHOOL SHOEs.-Iarge stock, fresh goods, hes,
makes; prices low. II. G. WindsOrs shoe parlor
1923 New York avenue.
EXCELSIOR TURCo-RUssIAH BATHS, established
1911, 903 street northwest, admirable for health
and cleanliness.