The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-03-28
LOCAL NJ L n TON.

Foster Patent Laced Gloves have been sold for the
past two years. and have received from dealers and
wearers but one opinion, which Is that n mode vi
fastening Kid gloves 1t Is absolutely perfect and gives
universal satisfaction.
OF button gloves are entirely overcome and the fol-
lowing advantages secured;
list. The perfect ease and rapidty with which It Is
laced.
"a. ITS adjus,abnty 0t the different sized wrist
Sd. The advantage gained by gradually str,lnng
the Kid, instead Of the old system, which ruins so
many pairs the arst time buttoned
4th. strength OF hooks and mode OF clinching them
THE fastening VIII outinst any glove, which Is very
rare occurrence with buttons.
independent OF Improvement in fastening, the
quality Of the gloves Is guaranteed equal " not
perior, to any other brands In the market. Taylor
liufty oSS PENNSYLVANIA avenue, are the sole agents
Tor these goods and, In addition to the advantages
given above, they viii guarantee perfect fit by hav-
Ing the gloves put on by thorough expert.
CALL on I. d. Maltby, 5l7 Seventh street.
A. KING. CnANrLERs grand opening, which
we announce in another column, win no doubt he one
ot the events of the As Mr.. Chandler intends
keeping larger line Of novelties In fine dress goods
than he has heretofore the ladies' may expect treat
IN this direction Wo also understand he Is putting
IN department for the sale OF Japanese fans paraso
etc, FOR decorative purposes. No gentleman In
those handsome English scarfs, of celebrated Lon
don make which he is selling at the nominal sum Of
dozen to Import but Mr.. Chandler closed the entire
lot atan Importers sale at great sacrifice
avenue, has now on hand complete new stock of
boots and shoes FOR spring wear. embracing goods of
men, misses aud children His variety for Infants
wear Is especially large and complete. All goods from
this establishment ere warranted first class In all
respects and VIII be found In every Instance repre-.
eented. Mr.. dalton has had n long and thorough
experience In this line of trade. and conducts his
business on Sound business principles. We therefore
take pleasure in recommending our readers to patron
ize this establishment
WE 1estra N nal1 ba Of -
readers to the advantages to housekeepers offered by
Mr.. j. Markrter, at his establishment, No. G2G 4
street. He has all the newest designs In wall paper
for spring and summer. and employs none but experts
as workmen, who cannot ia'i 10 give satisfaction.
Mr, Mareri'er follows the good old rule of "small
always In receipt of fresh stock of goods.
WE invite special attention to the adver-
sisement of Mr.. T. G, Davis Eighth street and
Market space, which appears In another column OF
this issue of THE SUNDAY HERALD. The stock oi
seasonable goods contaned In this establishment
never larger than now: In fact. everything and
stylish In the market be found there ali of whcl
VIII be sold at lowest prices.
MEssRs. TYLER & CHEWING, late clerks will
Perry Bro. having opened business on their Owl
account, invite the attention of the public to the
large and elegant stock of seasonabc dry goods con
tanned In their establishment, 9ls Seventh street. 4
careful porusa their advertisements which appear
In another column, will be found interesting reading
WE open tomorrow morning an unusuall,
varying from IS to az per pair. Julius Lansburgh
4"1 Seventh street.
Mr.. l.. RicnoLp's greatest show on earth i
daily opened at ioi Pennsylvania avenue, where Wi
he found of the largest and most complete stock
OF boots and shoes In this city. This establishment
daily thronged with delighted buyers, and the wonde
OF all is how MIR. Rlchod sell goods at the aston
ishingly low prices he does.
LARGE and elegant line of black satil
from auction Will he opened at Connolly's Elevent
street and Pennsylvania avenue, o-morrow. Thi
satin was purchased at bargain, the advantages @
which Mr.. Connolly will give his patrons. Satin
worth st75 and 80 Will be sold for 81 and si..5. No,
is the time to buy
WINDOW SHADES 50 cents at Julius 1ans
burgh's.
Mr. GEORGE MAYTz has opened new an
coy saloon nj Eleventh and streets, which will u
known as Mantz's Sample Rooms. As George
thorough master OF his business, those who patroni7
him be assured of the best cheer and ireatnel
at all times His new place Is perfect little gem
beauty.
A GRAND opening of spring and summe
suits is announced by Mcssrs. Taylor Iiufty tax
place o-morrow, on which occasion everything ne
and desirable In the market in the way of suits wi
be exhibited. For further particulars advertise
incnt.
. STRAW MATTIYGs cheap at julius Lans
burghs.
ONE of the largest and best selected stock
OF spring dry goods In this city Is that contained
the establishment Of Messrs. Perry & Bro, corner
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Their sto,
"f spring and summer novelties is immense. See a,
+. ID. MALTBY, model maker, ST. Sevent
street.
10 SEE the very latest novelties in mem
boys, and children's spring clothing don't fail
cal at the Famous, - No. 400 Seventh street nort
west, corner ID. See advertisement in anoth
column
Our new stock of China mattngs will
opened Tomorrow morning, with usual low price
julius Lansburgh, AZ Seventh street.
Gall II Ii Maltl..r GuL-,,.Il. c4.u.