Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-05

numerous streamers of red, white and
blue were suspended, while border of |
flags formed pleasing relief.
j. Rosters decorations were also very
tasteful. Numerous flags were displayed
and post at the front edge Of the side
walk was neatly wrapped with the Ma
tional bunting.
The Candy Kitchen, on Spring street,
was also neatly decorated with flags and
streamers.
Spence's restaurant near by was very
attractive. Suspended from the awning
were number of variegated Chinese
lanterns and mvriads of flags.
Brown & Foster had arranged a num-
ber of streamers which attracted con-
siderable attention.
The windows of Sanborn Vail & Co.
were handsomely draped. A huge black
flag formed the background, while in the
foreground, on stripes OF the National
colors, were the figures "1776" and
1885,"
Merriam's candy store was neatly
decorated with flags and streamers
gathered together tastefully over the
doorway.
Franklin & Kugemann's window was
draped handsomely with tie National
colors.
Mosgrove displayed large number of
flags, as also did Abernethy & Taft ad-
joining.
The entrance to the Wieland was very
handsomely draped with evergreens,
palms and flags.
| From every window of the Nadeau
flags were displayed, while the balcony
and entrance were artifcially draped
with the National colors.
| The windows OF Stoll q Thayer were
very attractively arranged. Numerous
| flags of all sizes and Japanese lanterns
formed the major part Of the decora-
tions.
| Bluett & Sullivan's store was very
handsomely decorated. From the edge
of the awning were suspended hundred
streamers which were looped back to
points midway between the ground and
| the ceiling, and on the show windows
we're crosses of the National colors, the
centers of which were covered with
shields.
The Vienna Bakery also displayed
considerable bunting and numerous flags.
Polhaus & Vollmer had streamers
stretched across the fronts of their store.
Merrill & Cooks display window was
Handsomely draped with flags.
Gardner's "Toast Foundry" was artis-
tically decorated with flags and stream
ers, and the awning supports were
wound with the national colors.
j. 7. Stewards display windows had
for backgrounds stripes of dress goods of
the National colors.
The Fountain displayed number of
streamers crossed in front of the build
ing.
| The White House Clothing Co. dis
lplayed the National colors in the shape
of band of flags around the awning.
The windows of the Peoples Store
attracted considerable attention, especi-
ally that containing the perfect imitation
OF church organ. On the outside
streamers of the National colors were
looped across the front of the huge store.
i Messrs. Orr & Sutch displayed num-
Der of flags advantageously.
The Central Market was decorated with
streamers of the National colors and a
band of flags around the awning.
The Eintracht entrance was very in
vitingly decorated with flags and stream
ers.
The entrance to ]. w. Robinson's Bos-
ton store was canopied with the National
colors and in the windows we're displayed
to advantage nun ber of small silken
flags.
Hance's drug store was decorated
tastefully with flags and streamers.e
The doorway Of the City OF Paris was
handsomely draped with bands of red,
white and blue bunting.
From the awning in front of Siegel's
hat store were suspended numerous flags
and Japanese lanterns.
The front of F. Linde's jewelry store
was tastefully decorated with flags and
streamers.
i The London Clothing Company dis
played number OF flags, which were at
tractively arranged.
DR.. Wilder arranged decoration with
flags of his windows, which was very at
tractive.
| The District Telegraph boys displayed
considerable taste in their arrangement
of the drapery aboutthe entrance to their
lquarters.
| Mr.. G. ]. Griffith displayed the Ma
tional colors from his office windows very
attractively.
! The st. Elmo Hotel was decorated
very handsomely. The balcony and en-
trance underneath was draped tastefully
with streamers and flags.
The st Charles Hotel displayed nu.
merous flags from its windows, and
streamers were attached to the balcony.
The Grand Central Hotel also dis
played a number of flags and a great
quantity of bunting.
The windows of the Los Angeles Fur
niture Company were very tastefully
arranged. The backgrounds were Of
wide stripes of red, white and blue, and
on raised stands, also covered with the
National colors, we're various pieces of
furniture decorated here and there with
rosettes. In one window were the figures
| 1777, while in the other was 1858 in
foliage.
Ferguson's livery stable was also neatly
decorated with flags and bunting.
The decorations of the postoffice were
not very elaborate. A few streamers
were displayed across the front.
The Hotel Oxford was handsomely.
decorated from the roof to the sidewalk
with huge streamers and bands of the
national colors, while the entrance was
tastefully draped.
From the Pico House numerous bands
of flags were displayed on the balconies.
The United States Hotel displayed
small flags from its windows.
Harper, Reynolds & Company made a