Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-26
THE MOST EXTENSIVE BOOT,
sHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT
IN WsSHINfQN CITY.
just Opened In Iron Hall.

q P. HOOVER has fitted up IN attractive style
-. the large and spacious store in Iron Hall, Pa
avenue between 9th and 10th streets and furnished
it with perhaps the largest and best selected stock
| AZ Roots and Shoes ever exhibited in this CITY,
It Il his determination to make this establishment
excel in all particulars every other OF the kind in
| the country. With this view he has made arrange
ments for q regu ar supply OF every article in his
line of business with the most celebrated manufsc-
turers in this country, and in future every variety
of Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Gentlemen Children
and Servants may here be found at the very lowest
prices.
| atoms of this extensive establishment from the
Washington press:
RoovER's SHOE SroRE-Yesterday We made visit
to the place of business of Mr. 8. P Hoover in that
vania avenue between 9th and 10th streets. We
have given this notice the modest caption of Shoe
Store but we ca truly say that 1t Is most nvt-
ing, and even magnificent establishment-one high
ly credable to the city and to the taste and enter
prise of the proprietor We doubt if there is any of
the large business marts Of the country an estsb
lishment of the kind more extensive convenient,
beautiful than the it is our pleasure to notice
gThe stock of Mr.. Hoover is large, and ladies' and
gentlemen can procure shoes and boots of the most
superior quality and at moderate prices. The en-
terprise of Mr. Hoover should be rewarded by q
discriminating public Washington Union.
IRON HALL Boot AND SHOE SALooN.-This establish.
ment, just opened by Mr.. 8. P. Hoover, is one of
the most extensive in tue United States the saloon
being one hundred and thirty feet, with TWENTY-FIVE
feet front. Enterng enc observes long line of ell
eganty made shelves and counters, filled with the
fashions of.the day in the line In the rear is the
ladies' department, which is carpeted with three ply
carpetng seats and cushions covered with French
morocco, and, that the dear creatures may see
themselves in all their beauty, as Others them
magnificent mirror is suspended for their acoommo-
dation. The Mirror including the rich frame, is
eight feet high and three feet and half wide. Here
ia thorof m nd a
and the stock therein is at least equal to any in
style and manufacture. We were surprised to find
80 many varieties. There were ladies' high heeled
Caters, Congress and Button CATERS, with and
without heels; ladies' sGcerious' slippers, enam
ell.d toilet, carpet black and bronze French kid
and morocco slippers, Jeffersons and ties morocco
boots of all colors &C. to suit every taste OF the fair
purchasers For gentlemen, there are patent leath.
aud calf skin boots, kid top and cloth Congress
Caters, English patent leather and low CHARTERED
shoes. Suitable for boys we found youths' patent
leather heeled pumps, button leather CATERS, Nun
roes Oxford aud English ties, fine calf skin and
cork soled boots. For girls he has also rich and
general variety and for infants and small children
the beautiful little foot coverings are quite elegant
shoes for servants. These with boo.hooks, button
hooks, and shoe horns, all kinds Of trunk, carpet
bags, umbrellas, and other articles sto numerous to
MENTION" Shakespeare says, constitute the mater
al of this magnificent addio TO the fine stores on
Pennsylvania avenue. The stock is both of home
and foreign manufacture, Of the best, snd sold as
cheap as such understandings be bought in the
Northern ies.-EUening star.
NXw AND SPLENDID SHoI SToRB.-Mr. 8. P. Hoover
having removed from his old stand to a new and ell
store in Iron Hall, is now prepared to wait upon
bis customers in an establishment that is most ad
mirsbly fitted up and well stocked with the most
fashionable and substantial articles in bis line of
business. This new store, which is said to be the
largest of the kind in this country, is 100 feet long
and about Is feet wide. The carpenters work was
executed by Messrs. Baldwin Son, the painters
BY Messrs. Parker & Spauding. 1t is very hand
some as we'll as spacious establishment.
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