The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-14
TOWN TALK.

There is no article of mans wearing apparel
that is so indicative OF gentleman as well-it,
there ls no house in the city that pays more at
tention to this particular branch of their busi-
ness than the Tyssowski Bros, corner Fifteenth
and G streets. They keep only the best makes,
and their assortment of colors and styles of
of the class of goods that this justly successful
house has to carry III order to please the most re-
fined and cultivated tastes Of their customers
men who know what good article is when they
see it and can appreciate its merits.
j. Jay Gould, tree ornaments.
The first sociable of the Washington Conti-
nentals will take place on Thursday evening
next at their armory, First and streets north
east
One of the prettlest and most attractive
stores up town is Miller's, at Eighteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, You can find any.
thing you want there in both ladies' and gents
furnishings, and ut very reasonable prices. He
always makes you so welcome, too. just call
and see his stock.
Celebrated
Berkeley Rye w,,o,.,
My own Brand.
81 per quart bottle.
soc. per pint.
Tree toys, Xmas cards, games, fancy paper,
Jap goods. j. Jay Gould, lsi Ninth street.
Now is the time. We will pay big money for
gents trst-class secondhand clothing. Address
or call at Justh's old stand, 6l7 street n. W.
Drink Tannnuaser beer. H.Benzler.
Mr.. S. Jerome Uhl left for New York on
TUESDAY evening" VIII not 6;o be home OF ECU until during
Art Building, Of New @ York YORK. has as air already been
discovered by those who admire n fine colorist.
Mr.. Uhl has sold number of character studies
of our little colored boot-backs and street arabs
TO New Workers.
j. Jay Gould, tree ornaments.
Mr.. Lyons, proprietor of the Elks Dining
ROOmS, opened d,
Baltimore stseet, Baltimore, Md, one of the
finest dining parlors in the Monumental City
Besides being magnlicently furnished with the
latest style of furniture, it has forty eight-foot
tables run by steam, with large mirrors forming
a wall across the room, is lighted with electric
lights, and in fact, is first-cass in all its APP
pOntments.
The Arion Singing Society held their reg
ular monthly meeting last Sunday at their hall
s21 Seventh street The society numbers
Mr.. JOS Karr presented a fine clock to the So
ciety.
j. Jay Gould, tree ornaments
An excellent musical programme has been
arranged for the testimonial benefit of Professor
John o. Russell, at universalist, Church, on
Tuesday evening, December l6. There will be
mandolin, banjourne, zether, guitar, piano, and
vocal music,
THE Only Exclusive Pants House in the
City, Attracted by the above novel sign a rep
resentatiYe of The SUNDAY HERALD entered
the store, 908 Seventh street northwest. Inside
he found large stock of trousers, attractiVely
displayed. Mr. Ed Tanser, one of the proprie-
tors. in answer to a question, said that this was
new departure from the orthodox clothing
business. This tirm makes a speciality of mems
made up according to their own ideas, and claim
for their pants special features not to be found
Mr.. George Coblenzer, lhe junior member of the
firm, is q young man we'll known in this city
He informed the HERALD man that a special
feature of their stock was the large selection of
pants for short, fat men and tall, lean men, who