The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-02-21
LOCAL MENTION.

one of the largest and best selected stocks Of
boots and shoes for ladies, gentlemen misses, and
children TO he found 10 this city s that at the porn.
lar establishment Of Dalton and Strickland, $50
rennsyvenla avenue. This FIRM deals only in the
goods OF the best makers, have large and fresh
stock from which TO make selections: consequently
patrons OF the house can always get just what they
want, no matter how varied the style or excellence
Of the quality OF the goods they desire. Many peo-
ple are annoyed 10 being unable TO he suited at
many similar establishments, and after visiting
number Of such houses wonder why they did not 20
20 Dalton g. Stricsland's In the 0rst place. Our
word for H. this is one Of the most complete estab-
iishments of the KIND IN this city. The verr best
goods az the very lowest prices, with polite attention
10 customers has given this house a large trade
For the benefit of our readers we will say that this
establishment will close its business dairy on aud
after March az O'Clock T. NJ.
siscF the establishment OF windsors shoe par
lore at li25 New York avenue the place has gained
reputation for fair dealing second 10 none in the
city. The place is no cheap shoe store, though
goods can be purchased there as reasonable rs in
any similar store In the District, They make
specially OF gentlemen's 1ve.dellsr shoes. since
the death Of Mr.. Windsor the place has been con-
Quoted By Mr.. Frank Adams, and It is only iair TO
say that the house could not have gone into better
hands
HEADS Of families will get some good bargains Ia
butter by calling at Crawford's commission house.
nsI street northwest, near the market, where they
VIII be shown several tons OF butter Just brought
from Susquehanna county. Pa, by Mr.. Elijah car
nenier. This butter Is both in pals and nrsins, and
The editor of this journal can personally certify that
1Ot lToIu WHICH lNl- lOl duuug Tue
best in region which produces as good butter as
any in the country.
Mir. F. A. SCHMIDT, OF 500 Ninth street, has the
finest collection of artists materials TO be found
south Of New York. Every minute article that goes
INTO making up an artists complete outnt can he
ern cities. Canvas frames, eases, sretchers, etc,
IN vast numbers together with vases and other de-
signs for painting.
ONE OF the most perfectly appointed photograph
Establishments in this city, with the largest operat
ing room, fnest lenses and accessories this side OF
New York. is the establishment of Mr.. George
Prince, at the corner Of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvana avenue, where the finest work OF the photo
graph art is produced.
NOTWITHSTANDING the dull times the crowds 60
ing into Drivers, COS Pennsylvania avenue, would
indicate that dull times have no resting place there
This OF course is no wonder, for more,eegant place
cannot he fonnd in this oiy and our people not
SLOW appreciate the solid elegance Mr. Driver has
prepared for them.
oR1oLg Pool" the new invention of afteen-ball
pool, Is one Of the leading attractions at theoard
nafcrs Of cur friend scanon. AIS Ninth street. The
game is greatly enjoyed by all who have played it.,
pronouncing it superior to the old one Every table
has undergonerepair, while new ballsand cues have
been added.
THERE is one thing which can be obtained in as
great perfection in Washington as anywhere in
Europe or America, and that is Turkish bath At
Shedd's.