Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-06-29
THE MERCHANTS CARNIVAL.
HOW AND by WHOM REPRESENTA-

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by Lou Darby, costume, black silk
and lace, fastened in front with golt
buttons, basque braided in solid gold
chains; the principal feature Of this
display was diamonds, worth ovel
eleven hundred dollars, silver and
gold watches from belt. This outfit
was worth over $1,000.
! Estelle Kline, who represented
Morgan and Gilmore, wore n hand
some garnet silk, basque trimmed
with MORE ribbons and clasps of SC
many hues that suggested rainbow
streamers of different colored ribbons
from right shoulder, necklace anG
bracelets of patent hooks and eyes
left side drapery fancy china silk and
lace scarffs, ON the right were plush and
ruching. A matteau fold of blue satin
with name of firm on fancy buttons
costume completed by a pink feather
fan, worn as head dress.
John Heller, carriage maker, Lizzie
Lewis. Dress trimmed with designs
of wheels and oil cloth; oil cloth touue
with name of proprietor.
p. G. Hunter, Artistic Photogra
pher, Louise Mckee. Costume trim.
med with photos arranged promis
cuously with name made of same
Photos suspended from picture chains
on bodice. Head dress crown of cab.
met and card photos.
George Nj. Bowers, Eureka Mills
Brent Smith. White dress profusely
decorated with wheat, corn and oats
Her powdered tresses were adorned
with mammoth Eureka -four sack,
VIM. a Moore, Singer Sewing Ma.
chile agent, represented by Name
Gardner, dressed in white trimmed
with advertisement cards.
Frank Doll & Co., Shoe Dealers.
Mollie Phillips, dress blue, panel OF
baby shoes and slippers, name of firm
in gilt letters, button hooks, laces on
side, bracelets and necklace of but
tons, button hooks in hair.
Statesman, Daisy We'll, costume of
fancy paper, front of shirt white
with Statesman in large letters. Side
panels of old rose and lemon colored
paper, pleated back of newspapers,
trimming fringed paper, fancy paper.
Z. G. Williams, Jr., Druggist, Mag
gle Wild, Black dress, basque trim
med with small bottles, skirt bordered
with sronges and side panels decorat-
ed with pill boxes, hair dressed high,
with tooth brush ornaments, and car
ried a log cabin basket of licorice
root.
w. S. Snyder, Timer, Bess House
worth, white blouse and red skirt,
ladies, tin cups, graters, &C., suspend
ed by long tin chains from the belt,
blouse decorated with tin stars and
hair ornamented with tea strainers,
dust pan for fan.
Thatcher q Bro. creamery, Myra
Cline, dressed as dairy maid, flow
ing sleeves, large kerchief, long apron
with name of firm, and broad brim-
med hat, small prints of butter were
used as advertisements.
p. A. Cunningham, Photographer,
Beckie Hobbs, white costume pro-
fusely decorated with all sizes and
shapes of Mr.. Cunningham's artistic
skill, togue of cabinets. . e
G. ID. Lambert, Meat Market, Bet
tie Hensel, red dress, butchers apron.
kerchief, steel and white cap. ~
j. w. r. Fisher, Timer, Flora V.
Simpson, costume deliberately trim
med with tin ornaments and all varie-
ties of tin goods.
G.. l.. Hensel, Grocer, Carrie Sigler,
white dress with name in black let
tiers, belt of advertising cards with
pendants of bottles of fiavoring eX.
tracts and clothes-pins, ornaments,
lemons and groceries.
T. NJ. Turner, Marble Works, Bet
tie M. Day, dress of dark blue cash
mere, with front trimmed in panel
photos of monuments, the name OF
the firm and business in white letters,
and small statuary in paper resemble
ing Spanish granite, very large mon
panel on each side CT dress, edge Of
small photos on the basque, and sew
eral of the same arranged down the
front.
G. III. Quenzel. Bother, Maggie
Monkey, dress white, red sash, side
and front of cards and blotters.
John w. Walker & Co., Grocer,
Mamie M. Simmons, white dress,
panels of cigars, ornaments of pea
nuts, crackers, &C., with pipes in hel
hair and necklace of eggs.
w. e. Green, Confectioner, Mabel
Fryatt, white dress trimmed with
French candies, kisses and bon bons,
hat made of taffy.
John Farrin, Jr., Timer, Fannie
Monkey, white dress, front trimmed
with stars, nutmeg graters and pie
pans, sides, stars and tiue caps, togue
of stars.
United States Express, Cora Mars
tella, dark dress with panels of ship
ping tags U. S. Elk. Co. in large gilt
letters on front of dress, sash Of red
white and blue, corsage boquet of lii
lies.
II. G. Berry, Dry Goods, Bette
Dooley, red costume, front trimmed
in lace point, one panel of silk hand
kerchiefs and one of linen, back drap
cry old gold satin, sailor collar with
the firms name in gilt buttons, brace
lets of embroidery silk, in red, white
and blue, and distributed beautiful
fans with the compliments of the firm
G.. A. ChriSmau, Grocer, Mamie
Grimes, white dress. embroidered il
coffee, boquet of cherries, skirt border
ed with name of firm, sash embroid
cred with coffee and rice, necklace O
green peas, bracelets of allspice
breastpfn of green corn, large hat o.
rice and coffee with wreath of cherries
M. l.. Dorm, Jr., Merchant Tailor
Florence Shaffer, dark biue dress
pink satin coat, light brown SAITH
vest, name on ribbon strap.
l.. G. Gerling, Hardware, Lula Et
finger, white trimmed with paint
paddles, scissors, locks, little horse
shoes, nails, chains, knife, fork, spoon
and penknife.
L. l.. Bender & Bro, Lumber Deal
ers, Matte Grim. Sides of dress com
posed of paintings of modern build
ings and firm name worked in RAISED
letters of wood. Shavings adorned
her hair and hung from her waist
hat of curled shavings, wooden fan.
THE HERALD, Ruth Chamberlin
Costume white, front and sides decora
ted with Herald in bold type, collar
cuffs, epaulets and sash trimmed sim
ilarly, fan with Herald, and whit
paper sailor hat with band and loop
of Heralds. She distributed card
bearing the inscription-Ruth Cham
berlin, representing the Herald, MAJ
tinsburg, w. Va.
DR.. J. A. g. Hover, Druggist, Id
Bowers. White dress with red panel
decorated with brushes and combs
red front trimmed with bottles, blacl
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