The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-29
TOWN TALK.

In this issue appears the advertisement of
Mr.. John S. Cissel, who has purchased the old
and wel-known grocery establishment of Mr..
w. II. H. Cssel. 1914 Seventh street northwest.
Mr.. j. S. Cisse having had from ten to twelve
years experience in the business under the di-
rect supervision Of his father, MI.
makes him thoroughly competent to carry on
the business with the promptness and regu-
larity that was the secret of his fathers sue
cess. The strict business integrity of the father
has been Inherited by the son, and we do not
hesitate in saying that the same success in
business attained by the father will also follow
the son. He is ambitious, tso was Cpsarl but
tIireeiy said, ''Go West. young man, but our
young friend, John s., said, mo, 1 will make
asuccess of it here in Washington" and with
the determination of young America has
made the start and invites not only all his
fathers old customers, but the public generally
to call and see bis stock and satisfy them
selves with regard to quality and prices; We
predict for the son the success of the father.
The steamer Washington, of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company. arrived at
the company s wharf Thursday. evening. She
Davis. late of the steamer George Leary.
Capt. Davis has been on the Potomac since 1871
and his appointm ent is appreciated by all VINO
have occasion to travel on the river
-Messrs. Loeb s. Hirsch, our well-known
dealers in gents furnishings on street. are
having their show windows remodeled and the
front of their store generally, which will add
greatly to the appearance Of their building.
has been en- phenomenal, and they have found it
necessary to enlarge their store to accommodate
the public.
-Messrs 1. w. & U. Danenberg, proprietors
.of the Manhattan Mills. have opened an agency
in this city for the sale of their goods. Mr.. U.
Danenberg, who represents the firm in this
city, is a gentleman of fine business qualities
and calculated to make many friends, and we
predict for the firm Il success in their line.
They are Offering for sale, to the trade only"
teas cotfees, and spices of their own importa-
speciality of their Vienna coffee, roasted
ready for use. Place of business, SO Water
street. New York; branch, 902 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Absolutely pure, the milk furnished by
the Bellvue Dairy.
For sixteen years Mr.. S. Fl. Hines, who re-
Gently located at l223 Seventh street northwest,
has been engaged in the undertaking business
in Baltimore, Nd. and Winsor, Va. His new
branch here is in one of the best locations in the
city, and as Mr.. Hines is thoroughly expert
enced man of fine feeling and perfectly aware OF
what is needed on those sad occasions when 1t
is found necessary TO seek the service OF d
funeral director, he will undoubtedly soon find
his new venture here to be decided success.
1.-THE Palaee Carr is not on wheels. but sta
tionary at lilo E street northwest, and is open
daily from A. M. TO IL P. M. sharp. Mr..
Barnett is the conductor, obligiDg, and accom-
modating. Treats every one kindly and pO-
litely. but will stand no foolishness. Inspect
the place and you Will be satiShed with the
conductor.
number of men of the letter-carrier force laid
up by sickness. Postmaster Sherwood was
forced to abandon the MONDAY trip to the out
laying districts of the city.