National Republican., 1885-11-28
AMONG ot.n ADvEnrIsens.
A word or Two of the Wares offered
BY Each.

Ouus lhc HOsb COIlnlOt6 IN all us appO Mt
ments Of any establishment this sido OF Nov
York. Started two years ago by r. X
1lelphenstiue, the business has grown sC
rapidly that he has been obliged to dispose
Of his drug store under the Ebbitt House
which he originated fourteen years ago, in
order thGt he might give II his undivided
attention. Mr.. H., besides being a polite
afIable, and pninstaking pharmacist, is d
thorough business man, of high mora
worth, which combination Of qualities as
sures success when and wherever his name
appears. In beginning his third year in
"the Portland" We wish him continued
prosperity.
OF the making Of books there is literally
no end, but money invested in them is the
very best investment that any one can make
"Educntion makes the man, and A. X
Williams, 3l3l M (Bridge) street George
town, is Just the man you are looking for,
as he will supply you with all the best and
latest books as they are issued from the
press, the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN and all
the daily and weekly papers published in
this city, also all the leading papers of New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Every
thing required in the way of artists ma.
terials and Christmas novelties. Call on
him and supply yourself while the stock Is
fresh and the variety unbroken. Picture
frames made to order at short notice.
Goods are now cheap, and IL is useless TO
buy low grades Of anything II. B. 81 A. B.
Cropley, 1l2 Bridge street, northwest cor
ner Of Congress- Georgetown, wholesale and
retail grocers and dealers in fine wines,
liquors, &C., sell the same quality OF goods
as low or lower than any OF the cheap
stores, and can always suit more OF the best
class Of trade than any house that keeps in
ferior goods. They purchase the best OF
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to suit the trade. They also handle all
kinds Of foreign fruits, candies, and cigars
Live men make business good even in
dull times. A call in the butchers market
yesterday convinced us of this fact when we
found Vim. ii. Simmons, stalls Nos. / and
2, butchers market, 1910 Thirty-second
(lligh) street, West Washington, busily en-
gagged arranging his large stock for to-
days market. Everything in the produce
line can be had from him grown north,
south, east, and west. The best butter and
the freshest eggs ways on hand. Orders
filled promptly, and baskets delivered free
OF charge In any part OF the city.
Long experience NOW over twenty-five
years., and aporfcct familiarity with the
wants of the people, enables G. II. Demar,
dealer in dry and fancy goods, 1906 Thirty
second (IIigh) street, West Washington, To
and polite and attentive clerks to wait upon
you; II is, indeed, n pleasure to have shop
ping to do. The ladies know this to be
true, and arc not slow in availiug them
selves Of the advantages TO be gained by
calling upon Mr.. Demar.
Cold weather will soon be here In earnest
and you cannot delay putting your stoves,
heaters, and CRATES In order II the old ones
are worn out you can call on Tennyson &
Talbot, 1888 Thirty. second street, George
town, and purchase new range Of the latest
pattern. The largest stock can be found
with them Of stoves, CRATES, and heaters,
and all at prices that cannot fail to please.
They do at the shortest notice all kinds of
tin-plate and sheet-iron work.
John A. Wetzel, undertaken and en-
balmer. In general decorum and excellence
at funeral occasions no house is more pop
ularly known in the District. 1t is located at
1917 High street, Georgetown, ID. G. The
house has every facility for executing Or
ders relating to the undertaken business
from the most opulent TO the most humble.
A speciality Is made Of embalming In ac-
cordance with the new methods and on the
most reasonable terms in every branch.
Nothing can be saved by buying cheap
and inferior stoves or tinware. Life Is too
short for the good wife to be worried and
her patience TO be taxed to the utmost with
bad stove, one that will not bake properly.
All this can be avoided by calling on NJ. G..
Mitchell, No. 310S NJ street, West Washing
ton, who will take pleasure in furnishing
you with good stove, and anything you
may, require in the way of house-furnishing
goods.
Everybody knows Pete j. Mcintyre, 27l3
NJ (Bridge) street, Georgetown, so well
that it is almost waste Of time to tell our
readers that the best groceries, liquors, and
cigars can Mt all times be had from him.
For the past twenty-five years he has been
selling goods IN Georgetown, and that fact
alone is a guarantee that you will be dealt
with fairly, and at prices that will favora-
bly, compare with any in the business.
Entering the store of Thomas d. Veale,
3150 Bridge street, West Washington, yes
terday we were surprised to find such an
elegant stock of fine family groceries, fine
liquors and wines, and the best teas and
coffees TO be found in the District, and at
prices to suit the pockets of all--rich and
poor. None need 90 elsewhere to find such
articles as can always be had of Mr.. Thomas
d. Veale.
Lew Noyes, wholesale and retail dealer in
wines, liquors, and cigars, No. 1851 Thirty.
second (IIigh) street, West Washington
nected with which is fine restaurant
where excellent meals are furnished at all
hours-open day and night. Fine amuse
ment can be had in his splendid billiard
room attached TO the restaurant.
A fine watch can only be repaired by Q
good and careful workman. Julius III
Albers. practical watch and clock maker
1906 Fourteenth street northwest, will dc
your work In the best and most skillfu
manner. A large stock of watches, clocks
jewelry, and silycrware to select from. The
best place in the city to purchase youi
Christmas presents.
Among the many well-established houses
In Georgetown none can excel in point OF
variety Of goods and general low prices
those prevailing at the house of s. Crop
ley's Sons: Nos. 1870 and 3212 Bridge street
corner OF Market space. There customers
are plenty, and few leave without perfect
satisfaction having been given them.
j. T. Clements, undertaken and funeral
director, No. 1897 Thirty-second 90 High
street, Georgetown, will attend to orders IN
his line with care and all proper dispatch
Stock larger than ever before, tho best
goods, the latest styles, at prices that will
surprise you. Call and see him.
After dinner a fine cigar can be greatly
enjoyed, and such can be had from j. X
Behrend, manufacturer and dealer In fine
cigars, tobacco, &c. Also the sole manu-.
facturer Of the "Little Infant" with n clear
Havana filler. None but the best goods
sold, and no artificial favoring used.
Then medicine isrequired, the very bestl is
always to be had from E. M. McComas,
pharmacist, corner Fourteenth and J.
streets northwest. A speciality with him Is
compounding prescriptions. The best and
cheapest drug store in the city.
Before you forgetit stop In at +. L. Hlbbs's,
corner OF Fourteenth and Il streets north
west, and lay In your supply of flour, aud
feed, and grain. lie has also Foutl's Cele-
brated Horse and Cattle Powders and War
ren's English Condition Powders.
John +. Green, 1920 Fourteenth street,
corner of Sampson, can furnish the best
family groceries OF all kinds, also liquors Of
every Kind, and grain and feed for your