Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
This Association meets on the nrst "WEDNESDAY of
each month at Carroll Institute Hall, 6O2 It n w.
for the purpose Of receiving dues and making ad-
vances. Next meeting NOVEMBER z, 1885, at 7;3O
pm shares 81 so each per month Interest allowed
on Withdrawals per cent per annum. $1,000 ad-
vanced each share Subscriptions for shares in the
Tenth Issue. Just open will be received by
JOHN J. FULLER Vice President So Il ct. nv.
JOHN +. KELLY, Treasurer. % st. NV
B. R. TRACY CRyon Tracy. Real Estate Broksrsl
513 7th St NV.
p F. McAULIFFE. l32 North Carolina ava Sc
MEYER LOEB at Eiseman Bros, Clothiers 7th and
Enw.
THEODORE FREIBUs, woodmont Flats
L. F. BUCKLEY. CHAR Dealer. 7O6 st. NV.
NEAL I. MURRAY. Attorney, 3l3 ~ st. NV
DANIEL GRADY. S19 I'd st. ne.
DENNIS CONNELL. President. corner LIST and Il
sts NV.
DANIEL DONOVAN. Secretary lo5 s.nx
K@ AFEw WORDS TO MEN.
The superiority of custom made clothing is unvers
appearance comfortable At and duIsbity T they s9s
In opening my Tailoring Essabshment little over
year ago & confined myself almost exclusively to the
80 by he success NV sys,s and Se5ng gb to 90
large business in that line.
ss ins nseT0f asrx Of my my sssi6sn
and otherwise increased my facilities for doing more
RG.nches and Am prepared 70 take orders for Men's
Boys ans Ls
the two latter branches being under the supervision Of
shall also give especial attention ali kinds of Re-
My Stock embraces an elegant assortment of the
Pssterns csieaatsd to please tue most ana
Hence good taste and skilled labor viii pOssiby per-
My special offerings comprise Trousers to order for
and the popular Brosdwsle Diagonal Cost and Vest
In soliciting the patronage Of the public at large
sss bsa e
have been paying fancy prices;
Of Osders entrusted to me-. is%sin. Very rsspsct
W & WSRF1ELp SIMPSON, Exper. in Trousers.
Two Stores: Corner 9th and g sts and 622 14th
st:n.w: oc15-m.w.s3t
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meeting shs sSa
company on OCTOBER IL isss; s;sSSRB siS 800, ,'
HERBERT A. GILL. Secretary. ocs. .ii.I5
ofS5S5 SS TEIIfa5SA TIE FD
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tober lSSS at the oce Of the treasurer Of the Com
closed so% shs isS tns s:sns
ssAagts sAss. ! s SERsE. RsEAE f...:sa.s .sss,asnI
WARRINGTON. D. G., Sept %. 1855. ocSto22
- TO. THE LADIES'
oc6-1Ot 1922 Est.
K~ DR. J. CURTIss sMITHE,
1913 N. Y. ave..
Has Returned and Resumed his Practice. oc5-1m
8. J. HAIsLETT.
Awnins, mntsd Tenss and p, Fi'sA
anOQ -1u,
.Ipe pRTS oa.b sI9sE I, s;Eb COR R 9TH - AMP Pa
pharmacist
seao- lm SCHILLER STEVENS.
- FALL GAS FIxTUREA
As 1sa sHSPP s.S q, I / BIO
Of and eessnt design. pSsoss that DEFY COM
wrought-iron Chandeliers Bras Gas FiItures. Hal
Lights Brackets Gas Globes and Shades Of every vari
sel9 8. s sHEDD BRO, 432 9th St
E~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST
AssETs-sSss.2I7.43.
Once hours. from am to 80 pm On the first
Wednesday in each month the ofce viii be open from
8 to O'Clock pm Advances viii be made promptly
at O'Clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th tissue received
ing. 1908 Est.
Shares are $50 per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
fsmphlets explaining the object and aivsntases of
the Association are furnished upon application
THOMAS sOMERvILLE, Prssx
mo. JOY EDISON. sec'y je4