The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-31
TOWN TALK.

-Abram Adams, a driver of a cab. robbed a
passenger in his coach on Friday night of Sl3.
Officer Eaton arrested him last night and he ia
locked up.
We would advise our readers before pur-
chasing their household effects to visit the
mammoth furniture establishment of s. H.
Moore & Co :, 3l0 and 3l2 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, Capitol Hill. You will find anything
you need there, either for the parlor. bed
room, or kitchen. Their stock is immense,
and their prices the lowest.
Mr.. +. g. Aukam has about completed the
improvements of the building for Office pur.
poses at the southwest corner Sixth and F
streets northwest.
Shorthand and typewriting. including
thirty hours dictation each week. Pitman
shorthand, Caligraph and Remington, three
months, $40; Thorough business course, in
Guiding bookkeeping illustrated by Professor
Starin' g celebrated book charts, three months,
$40. Students assisted in obtaining lucrative
situations. Diplomas. A. G. Starin's Business
College, 10 T. street northwest
See our $40 suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th & e.
"A pleasant party of ladies and gentlemen
on Friday evening enjoyed an impromptu
bowling contest at Heurich's alley. Later
they went to Ritti's. where an excellent supper
Misses L. Stein. G. Rothschild B. Lansburgh.
+. Strauss. and &c: Mayer, and Messrs s. ID.
Minister, II. Rothschild. /. Mundheim, s. Roths-
thai.
Read in another column of this issue what
the National Hotel Shoe Store has to say about
their odd and end SALE .e
See our $3.50 suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th & E.
Those who wish to attend a sale where bar
gains in mems and boys wear are galore
should attend the great souvenir sale now in
progress at the "Model," Tanner g. CO., proprie-
tors, 908 Seventh street northwest. Besides Of
n "a
ers in the way OF good goods at rock bottom
prices, the proprietors announce that every
purchaser of $500 worth or more of goods
gets presented absolutely free, with a complete
medicine chest and surgical outfit with full
directions Sprinted in six different languagesl
companion in case of sickness or accident.
The low prices quoted are alone enough to
draw crowds, and with the addition of the use
ful souvenir to purchasers to the amount OF
$3.50 will undoubtedly keep the store packed
with customers. Call early and secure the
! great offer.
The young and popular groceryman, Mr..
| John s. Cissel. 10l4 Seventh street northwest.
| is Offering some fine old whiskies, wines, and
cigars for sale at prices that defy competition
| quality of goods considered.
| See our $3.50 suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th e.
| Mount Vernon Church was the scene of a
| pleasant entertainment Monday evening.
given in aid of the Ladies' Aid Society and the
Sabbath school. The programme was excel
Mr. W. A. Haley. Miss Matte Jarvis, Mrs. w
II; ShircliT, Master John e. Haley, Mrs. w
| s. Yeates. Mrs. Il. G. Harbaugh. Miss Burdette
Miss Clara Ball, Miss Florence Ball, Miss Jen-
kins, Mr.. Robert @. Stearns, Mrs. DR.. John
Stearns. and Mr.. Paul A. Hall took part in
the exercises.
See our SIS suits Eiseman Bros, 7th & E
The Dexter Steam Laundry, on Pennsylva
mia avenue, between Third and Four-and-a-
half streets, is nearing completion and will
soon be ready for business.