The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-05
TOWN TALK.

Visit our children's department, and see the
suits we are selling for 50 and also take :.
look at the hgher-priced ones Eiseman
Bros, 1th and i.
California Vintage Company, ilOS Fourteentb
street northwest. J. w. Latimor g. Co, pro.
pretors
,-Absolutely pure, the milk furnished by
the Bellvue Dairy.
The attention of investors is called to the
advertisement Tor sale by Thomas Bowling &C.
Son of the property at the northeast a nd south
east corners of Eleventh and streets north
west; TO be sold at auction on Monday next, at
focIook; The property is Immediately oppo-
sue the site selected for the new post office.
,mIhe Palace &c Car" is not on wheels but sta
lonary AT Illu street northwest, and ia omen
daily from A. Nj. TO l2 p M. shnrp Mr.
Barnet is the conductor, oblisinR, and accom-
litely, hut will stand no foolishness. Inspect
the place and you will be satisfied with the
conductor. VIZ
The Pahst Brewing Company are supplying
the trade with "Bock Beer" this week
There were interesting exercises st tho
Capitol ill High School on Friday. which ,yas
observed as Irving day.
For sixteen years Mr. s. III. Hines who re-
Gently located 1T 1923 Seventh street northwest
has been engaged in the undertaking business
in Baltimore, Nd, and Wlnsor. Va. His new
nranch mere is IN one OF the best locations In the
CITY, and as MIR. Hines is thoroughly experi-
enced man of fine feeling Ind perfectly aware of
what Is needed on those sad occasions when il
is round necessary 10 seek the service of q
FUNERAL director, he will undoubtedly soon find
his new venture here to ne u decided success.
The West End National Bank moved into
their new bulldog on G street last week, and
the increase in the deposits have far exceeded
tne most sanguine expectations of the officials
OF the bank.
"A big stock of suitings aud trouserinps. all
Styles 10 select from, at Losano & Sons, sos +
streeC northwest An aI' in this issue.
"A special meeting of Typographical Union
No. lGl was held last nlp n; at their rooms for
the purpose OF taking action IN regard to the
strike OF the job printers. The Union agreed
to extend all the aid necessary tor the men
now out on strike, and will at an early day
pubiish the entire facts that brought on the
strike.
We would call the attention of our readers
to the "ad' in this issue of Mr.. Peter McGill,
who succeeds Mr.. Hugh }. Fegan at the old
and well-known. liquor stand, No. 500 Eighth
street northwest Mr.. McGill ~ a gentleman
of rare social qualities and entertaining man
ners, and any who may favor him with their
patronage will be we'll pleased with both treat
ment and quality of goods. He mas thoroughly
renovated r., the esablishment, and the improve
he is making speciality OF bottled goods.
--Messrs. Moore s. Co., successors to MIR. John
G. Slater, are making big drive in furniture
and carpets. See "ad" in another column.
Read Holmes & Co.'s ''ad," and you will
learn why they say they have failed.
The bazaar and entertainment for the bene-
fit of the school libraries of Arthur School has
been postponed to April H.
See what Tanner & Co. have to say in this
issue about trousers
-Ballantine s. Co.'s Pale Extra Beer has no
viz font ifc r;tx
cellence. Brewed from the choicest materials,
its brlliancy and delicacy have won for it q
wide reputation. Its striking characteristics
are its pale -amber color. its sparkling life, and
its agreeable taste. It's beneficial properties as
II tonic are highly commended by distinguished
Physea;nis,; Stimulating, d but rot heavy"it
uniformity can be relied on.
The values we are offering in bows suits
have no equal anywhere. Prices from $4 up.
Eiseman Bros, 7th and z.
The attention of investors is called to the
advertisement for sale by Thomas Dowling &
Son of the property at the northeast and south
east corners of Eleventh and streets north
west, to be sol sold at auction on Monday next, at
4o'clock: The property is immediately oppo-
site the site selected for the new post Office.
"A rare chance to purchase valuable busi-
ness property on one of the best business
streets in Washington is offered by the execu-
tors sale at auction of that large four-story
and basement building No. 1927 f street north
west. Investors and speculators should not
fail to take advantage of this opportunity
We notice among the several claims paid
by the New York Accident Insurance Com
pany during the past week by their local man
ayers. Thomas Thomas, that of DR.. J. e. Dex-
ter. OF 453 street northwest. for two hundred
dollars on account of sprained ankle. The
promptness with which this enter prising and
wide-awake company adjusts and pays its
claims Is refreshing, and cannot fail but add
many. to their already large mem bership in this
city.
The Deutscher Lesekreis will hold meet
ing Monday evening, at 1889 o'clock, at No.
1902 S street northwest. An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Bishop GiImour Dying.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, April 4,-Father G.
F. Houck, secretary to Bishop Gilmour, of
Cleveland, Ohio, reports the chances for