The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-21
TOWN TALK.

mammoth grocery establishment, 946, 94s, and
$50 Louisiana avenue, and see what good things
they have selected for you to eat Candies OF every
make, raisins, currants, citron, figs, dates,
oranges, bananas, and apples OF every grown,
OF every variety--in fact everything that can
be had III tirst-class grocery establishment.
Use
Celebrated
Berkeley Rye wb,s,.r
SOC. per pint.
Now is the time We will pay big money for
gents ttrst-class secondhand clothing. Address
on call at Justh's old stand, 6lI ID street n. W.
Centre Market is getting to be rendezvous
for society people, bellies, and beaux, as the
thronged with people, some marketing and others
seeing the sights. In strolling through the
the eye and appetite. and such IS the case when
you find yourself in front OF the fruit and yege-
table departments OF Messrs: 2. Engel's Sons
us you are surrounded by tropical fruits of every
kind and vegetables of the rarest and earliest
varieties. This is one of the most reliable
firms in the market. having been established
since 1880.
For good meal go to the Elks Dining-room,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. See bill OF tare IN
another column.
Mr.. Launt the Fourteenth-street furniture
man, is receiving new goods daily, and selling
them Mt prices within the reach OF all. See ad.
The book sale that is to take place at Dow;
lng's auctiOn-rooms. corner Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, this week Is q hne COL
lection, as it includes the library OF the late
Judge Smell, and those who are in search OF
books Will ind them at this place.
Mr.. Gwynne, having bought S. l.. Willetts
interest in the Circle Market, corner IL street
and Vermont avenue. Is prepared to furnish his
patrons with fresh market supplies. lie re-
ceives daily from first HANDS game and produce
of all kinds. Read his adj. in another column.
One Of the most attractive windows on the
Avenue is the National Hotel Shoe Store Their
display OF gentlemen'6 line footwear COM
prses large assortment, and any one who is in
search of such an article will find it ut this en-
porium
Wines to be properly matured should be from
three to five years old in wood and from four to
six months in glass. This rule is strictly adhered
to in the establishment OF j. w. Latimer Co.,
the California wine merchants, located at ll0S
Fourteenth street northwest, (near "rhe Port
land.") They keep a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stock
of whskies, runs, gins, brandies, and cordials.
and respectfully solicit Il trial order during the
holidays, and they are confident that the moder-
ate prices and sterling merit of their goods will
lead to further orders.
Very superior old rye whisky, ST per quart
bottle. Pure old rye whiskey, Qour years DID,
75c. NJ s. p. Metzger, AT Seventh street north
west.
You should not labor under the impression
that 1t is really necessary to come down town to
have your shopping wants supplied, as Selby, al
1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, can supply
your wants, at popular prices. This week they
will give a box of French candy to each custo;
mer purchasing the amount OF one dollar and
. over. 1t VIII pay you TO visit him.
The sale that will take place at Thomas Dow
ling's auction rooms. corner of Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday, Deeem-
ber %, 1880, at Ill O'Clock A. NJ, is one which
comprises fourteen good young Kentucky bred