Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-27
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The two important questions before us to-day. in
which every Contractor and Builder is especially inter
ested are: What the outlook for the Spring. and will
there be much building done this year last? To
these queries the outlook good good
Judging from estimates and sales we would say much
better than last Sales for January and February
show quite increase over last year, while March
opens with brisk demand for all grades, especially in
finer qualities and hard woods
Hardly had we made known intentions Of fur
nishng all the Wood Material necessary to the con-
structon of house, (which includes Frames, Sash
Doors Blinds etc." in any kind of finish, from Pine to
Mahogany before we had a number of orders, which
when completed, we will class in workmanship second
to none. Our arrangements with the mills which III.
cude four such to enable to make the above
assertion which, under our personal supervision, will
be carried out to the letter.
In order to meet the incoming wants and be able
supply customers with Dry Stock which is always
preferable to cut lumber piled last fall num-
ber of Of Virginia Georgia and Florida Pine
JOists Boards, Flooring etc. which offer at less
than the current prices. In making the above induce
ments mean they shall prove advantageous to you
not in one transaction alone but in all you may have
with
Our facilities for delivery ION WHICH THERE
WILL BE NO CHARGE are more adequate than
ever. while the attention and quick dispatch all
orders shall not be found wanting
We want your patronage. and the above is mode
of securing it. We guarantee you Good Stock, Work
satisfaction and Money Saved.
WM. MCLEAN & SON
18th and B streets northwest
mh16 Branch: 14th. b and sss NV
Trs CARD-AS THE BUSY SEASON
Of Household and persona Eess shrow
upon the market either storage to be disposed
gest 10 parties desiring such accommodation that my
facilities for the disposition of GOODS at public sale
and secure in every particular.
THOMAS BOWLING,
mh1O1m nth st. and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Tfs-s SAMUEL S. SHEDD.
PLUMBING, TIMING.
FURNACES. RANGES; LATROBEs.
GAS F1xruREs f,iMA1fs Slate SlNNh GASTE1s, CRATES
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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.T~ AkTHTf I.4H E3qNHSS e STRSir1rnr
INsTALLMENT HOUSE. No 17ss.
First-class Undertaking Rooms adjoining. mhll-lm
.TErs THE INAUGURALvAsE
The beautiful vases used IN the decoration Of the
Pension Building. were manufactured by the Potomac
erra G1 M my osaeni , Win Ill be ,a, taken for
& either n ,hs naqR Ts1ra Gqs,a color q
Tr~s MRS. BROWN tCOLORED)
Gated Electro and steam Baths Also, Magnetic
treatment, at 3O5 Missouri ave. NV. mro-1ms
fSs BRocIEs r s,Dr
The French Restaurant near National theater which
j. well renowned oi excellent cuisine has lst
opened n French table dhote Dinner, with pint i'm
ported Claret included. 81. Regular breakfast CSC
Lunch, 21c Dinner, 75c BY the bill of fhre o spe-
calty. Frsclass in respect for ladies and gem
ueuen. GUS. RROCHE.
Ex-Chief Cook at the White House. Proprietor
Will accommodate 30 gentlemen for the Dedication
and Inauguration with room and board. mh2-Im
-, ROGINSkI & LEWIS, THE WELL
LSeA known Sign Painters and Glaziers are at
9OS ID street northwest Telephone call, 1898. All
orders promptly attended to- oc139m
-, THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
D>Sea Residents Is particularly called to PHOS-
NIT1f, the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
and Safeguard against Malaria. For sale areated by
the glass or in bottles by W. G. MILBURN Sole In
ventor and Manufacturer. 14I9 Pennsy ylvania ave.
apl1
rrc-, f F. BROOKS,
DS4 FANCY GLOBES AND ORNAMENTS
Largest stock of GAS FIXTURES, &C
INAUGURATION GLOBES ON hand. Call and ex-
auiue
E F. BROOKS,
24 53l 18th st.