The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-09-20
LOCAL MENTION.

TENDER FEgr-The study OF the human foot
and Of hitting The same comfortably, neatly,
AMI WIN good tas'e mas aiw ,ys nSsm our Hn,
that the majority OF people are afflicted
with feet troubles. The cause Is not naiural1it re-
suits from ill-itting shoes. To such we viii say
that our shoes remedy these defects, give perfect
comfort, sustain the ankles, strengthen and give
liberty 10 the muscles, freedom OF circulation, and
perfect ease aud grace Of motion. our success in
hitting feet consists in understanding the anatomy
OF the human foot and, being sufflclenty practical
and experienced In our business, we In all cases
supply our customers with shoes that viii set well
10 the foot, smoothly and comfortably, holding and
fering with the nerves OF motion our entire stock
for the fall trade has been carefully selected from
the best manufacturers, and al who are IN want OF
recness OF the above by calling at the shoe parors
Of Dalton \ strickland, $40 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
oSR OF THE HERALD stan, in search OF news,
called yesterday upon MIR. II: ID. Barr, one OF the
was quite busy arranging his new stock Of fall and
winter mportations, but found time TO say that the
business boom had reached our city, anu everything
1850 An inspection of Mr. Barr's stock convinced
us that Mr.. Barr had laid in the largest and hand
ported for his customers. MIR. Barr is to do his own
cutting this season. This Is guarantee that those
js,tnasse doree OF New York OF the blue bloods OF
BOSTON, and at prices much less than Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia houses OF repute charge
unexcelled in quality and variety by any house OF
its character in this country. Not only does he use
trimmings used by his house are of the best and
most expensive kind, and the workmen who make
up his garments are unexceed In taste anu neatness.
Rig RuS on the establishment OF Mr.. T. II. Fin
ley 1906 street, was made last week for his Bohe-
milan beer, which is pronounced to be the finest beer
ever brought TO this CITY, The demand for his cele
brated Rochester beer and his Milwaukee brand was
ALSO arse SSI wt9 .S Was enaned to meet every de
mand made on him. The above embraces three OF
the purest and best brands OF beer In the
market, and The public are beginning to nnd 1t out
Family orders are made a speciality. Orders can be
sent to the above number also to lso6 pennsylvania
Kaser culmSseS. and Granger, can also be sup
piled by sending their orders to MIR. Finley.
KINGS PALACE. si4 Seventh street. Ladies' will
please take notice that our grand fall opening Will
soon take place, notice OF which will be given through
lent ali silk velvet, all colors, at IS cents per yard
which Is worth sl.50. Also elegant felt hats at 80
ana SS woaa RI al pee &
and inspect our goods; it will pay you Kings
Palace, sl4 Seventh street.
GEORGE T. KEEN, our enterprisng merchant
tailor, has overcome all his difcultes and Is buster
services of MIR. E. j. Murphy, one OF Bostons most
celebrated cutters, and with q large corps OF the
finest workmen also from Boston, he Is prepared TO
make the nobbiest and most stylish as well as the
hest fitting garments manufactured anywhere.
FIVE him call and examine his fall stock, and see
his mode of doing business.
THE attention of the ladies Is invited to the fall
opening Of Mr.. j. c. Hutchinson, 9o' pennsylvania
avenue, which takes place on Wednesday, Thurs.
day, and Friday next, on which occasion he will
take pleasure III exhibiting the latest creations of
fall millinery from the most renowned houses OF
Paris together with a large and beautiful line Of
dress trimmings, feather trimmings, and other
novelties.
"ORIOLB PooI,"t the new invention of afteen-ball
pool Is one of the leading attractions at the billiard
parOrs OF our friend Scanlon AIS Ninth street. The
game Is greatly enjoyed by all who have played 1t,
pronouncng ii superior to the Old one. Every table
has undergone repair, while new ballsand cues have
been added.
SCHOOL SHOEs-Large stock, fresh goods best
makes; prices low. ii. C. Windsor's shoe parlor,
1923 New York avenue.
EXCELSIOR TURco-RUssIAN BATHS, at Shedd's, 903
street, are good for colds, malaria, and the best
of all cosmetics. Established In 1871.