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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

CITY on NEW WHATCOM
No,eaol lnteroat Gathered by
the uerald's North End
Representative
Canadian Pacific Special Train
Arrived Yesterday Fore
noon
s,,eetear Franchise Before the
s,,eetear Franchise Before the
counoli---poiioo Court
New Suits

A apeclal train, consisting ct two pas
aensn, eeta, arrived Yesterday FORENOON
tiillA. The ualn lett Vancouver alsR
M. Tho run hom Numoa CiV to the nay
WAS made Ia atU mtnuio'a' Fho'o
ahoarl Ncre Mossa N IT, srangroom,
sunerintandent W the ilrlllngham Hay
aud nrttiah Columbia Railroed company,
Mapold, superintendent Pacific Division
Canadian Pacific Nilroodl pownle, a.
alstANt sapetln,cndrnb g. T. u r. ID w.
Oc,NN. assistant general freight aud pas.
aenaer aaent, uVNnluH laud agent end
lohnseN. master mechanic W the road
Amens etheta the,o wcp ahoerd Doctor
leteNre aud Nv Uot,op, Of Vancouver
The tAn ever she road, conshetlns the
man, seapA Was mede Ia comparatively
short time Nv StengUom csoot'cd the
alse,e Named gcN,lemeU oNor the eo''r'
e,N VI New Nhatcom aud fNhhaNen
shaw,es show she most favorable t"'m'
val facilities Vt Rellbshaw hay. AtAr
Ma tha entuo pevonol VI the spocla
taArl,l the train at New Mhatcom avs
then tetutne,l 81 NNncoUycr nv Ntang
r,,om accompanying them ln o'der
e,melete an Ncvvssayy "details rcQUfed =
pat tbe s,s,cm N rNnNlug oNler NJ
S,ANeNe,m states, that she Canadian Ia
elNe aNcjals Apo oD,N a. dcslroOs 90 has
teN matters A. bets hlmseV and he h'
tAeg tAtpks that tbcye rs no Visible oes''
che ~ l,ge,eNt tbe tNNnps vt NroUs
trNies IN lNue ist
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29


Mr. uaum lott Tor seattle yesterday on
business,
Mr T.. n. Cornwall Il ON routo to Now
Whntcum,
Tho representatives OF outside beer cor
pnrationa viii have to pay license
A great many lovers Of the nntlonh
game Intend going over to Port Townsend
10 witness the game OF ball
Tho board " county commissioners
will convene this morning, Tor the com
monromcnt uf the June session,
A large number " people went over u
eliza island 10 attend tho reception
alyon yesterday afternoon 10y Senator nho
Mu Garfield,
The opening VI the silver l'onch h0ie
/ at Lake Whntcom, owing to tho inhbilt'
| of completing all the work to be- doho yo'
WAS postponed until Tuesday next
Roy. q. Il, Thohurn, minister OF IN
/ TrinlW Methodist church, Mrs, y, NJ
llnwNid aud Mrs. H. II, Fuller are u
seattle attending tho conynntlon OF th
Minneapolis branch of tho Womon's For
nlen Missionary sncioty,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

n T. Paulun, city; II IL Harsha, Scat
tie; Rcn Work, \ w llurty, Chicago;
n : Smith, New York; T. L Smith. New
WhatcOm; NJ II Rlydenburgh, New
Whatcom; ia Mayhem, Seattle; Albert
: cole, New Whatcom; ] q Talbot Den
Vcr. FL Palmer, Seattle; \ IL Mitchell,
~ Paul, Geo l. Rowso, Woolley; Charles
osborne, San Francisco; \ n Rogers
ncnvcr, W W West Portland; L I
Grant San Francisco; W l. Gat8an,
seattle; Mrs ] II Wilson, Oakland, Cal
n \ Rccce, Portland; II { Willis an,
family, Tacoma Il 4 Carter and wife
Miss Noung, EdiSon; + III Anderson
eitys n RoScnthal, CHICAGO; Cover Cor
I Aon, Lowell; h koX, seattle; X u IcU
ninSS, jennings; Gco u EaSton, Tacoma
[ l. 4 rlcchncr, rortlands u FGlcaSon
New Work; W NJ jackson, Newark, J
I n 4 Reatty, ROSton; J \ Teal, Portland
] q 4 Ical, lypdcn; ] Ondcrdopk, civ
I X \ Rr,Nwp, San krapciSco; II Rurnnw'
I Patterson, y j RIO Rccd, Seattle; + '
Hua, seattle, NJ 4 NoftSgVr, frida
NarlN,r, X A burgess, Roche hsrNo'
IA 4 Atw,N,d. Madison, Wis; u - Morton
lr, Chicaga, Gco \ HOydcn, Chtcag,
.NuiS GNAl, NilwauNces Henry Schnetle
/ milwaukee,; J n Ncllwainy, ~ Louis
IL \ No0NS. Seattle II + GarwtSoa an
wilS\ Tacoma,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29
The Wonderful rrosrc~s ot fairhaven
Astoniahes an ohioan


MIL. T. roWcrs, promjncnt eonuac' |
ton and huudct vt Cincinnati saws the St !
raul rioncor Press ot MAY ss. passed
through ~ RAUL yesterday cnroutc homo
h,,m tairhaNcn, whcrc he went 10 hgurc
on the slNNNN opera house Just @lng
,,,NnscNCtd thVro. aud one ~ I've olhvf
hAp,,rtAnt BUILDINGS sNON ~ No ofN'Vtcd'
NNsaNs thcN NgulV tOO CLOSE cut thcrN On
such iNps 90 suit him, aud he was OnSNc-
ccsstN iN his NlddiNg, Hut he UNcs we
,V,nNtrN, Witch. k,r new NNc, Is . rcNcla,
] tlAn GA account ~ Us gr'at strides aNd
|1Apid adaptation ol an NVicrN lmpnNNc-
I n,entS Nv iNstanc,N he saw No hNr>e car
llnNs eNttNthMg heiNg cable ~ elCculc
ana the hNtelS, opera houses AMI ethNt
pNNlic structures Nr SUrpa>S thNSc IN
much lArgsr cltloS RaSt ~ tNENaNNN'
A oitV NnlN tWNNtN months Nld, he tNNNN !
hotel S,lta ana elogANt N cVorN NAY, that
,.,St Wth UatnitOr\ SNNN,NA While ths
Nts,lA ho0~e u0W g,Nng Op and Nthe'
hatlilnSS l,,mp)ctei Arv W kccplNg, rs
|tA NaNhANenN Oltur,N De said ~ hA'
lN0E N,s'N Nct,Pt,N W NaWa>N
.eNSeNoIS that she ccSt bNNW ~
fVeo, S'NeN oeaIv'st me N,,Ae, NF'''\,NSN y.
+ ans N sal Without cNlonNNe NV As'
, ehAlz,,> WNu'd, with lair traUScoNtincNta
railway AtNIt.e~ M the pear MUM
. rr,,Na 1ha ,,na sucat civ ~ thc Ia
. .t.ae c,,aSt NoW that jim NUS mad
I. the tSg,At NNrthcfn, has actually mNd
4 EAiphANoa tbe NAci0c NeN>t TERMINUS an
\ the NAnAa.on NAcloN \Nytecra laclW
ava Noten lNtitS Aro N'ttlog tU thclNN
lisa SFNwHhS c>NN fctNNo to ne minds \
IL thaUSacd> thAl RNNhANo0 Is ~ n ma
,,ae SgVat civ
q "fhe nesNnNex pV~,orco> Aro M
.tAa'N WlnaegMh NmNeg, NoN.3e NNiS
81. EA~taln aag,,>tS ArN A. oyG>h, SaNVrS %
n,,antaHrS c,n ttc.r SoNwttS ~ a
WateEN t~iso NAaAl le le,>,cSeiNse,eN uAl
IN t.tN. ava ~ the tc>t guAlO nar c>,NiN
- lsS a. aetal Aed cNtoasS let's nv iatcgo
Dt .a e.AnN wIla~ lgN,a 10 ne WY ~
tI eaaNty ~ aSeSSee,tF Stces - SAo&WtSe'
on aassaS Ne ls>Al nsoAs ans n uatl,teo>
~ tsaS fne skfecaNeral roSscrecS Ar,e
.a1 fre a. ns tNlVkga es e,S,e NerA TIE q
afsaS ean fe GeNeaa.se1 ee ~ Sre&t ~
hn A. 81 &ayN hose ~ c&rlh, seS ne & le,'
NJ = b ta thsa lhst 90 Man ,AeS ~ Ne
~ VAN Nastr&ry 10 ne Socee& octeco
3 k3~Sea rkia 81 ~ NNc nv hA.i Ne ~
~ hsNe hSce tAagR c,s~, eesN ~ ~,
81 avs, neenthS q the rA.aN SesSsa sgt -
.oc> tsr'N Saen a reW S,Ns >ecwegS- We 1
a. nes, utns. i S>sat tCty teSAeS, ~
w 81 n,Nnl> ncrthaF S,Nelh sheeS ne ~
as L ,esehes resf,s ~ toe tAsbN
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29
REAL nsTArx TRANSFERS

The following are the real estate trans
fora recorded up To . o'clock yesterday
furnished by tho abstract Office OF Petit
bone Bros
l. Co to y w LOWS, lots and 4,
blk M, II l. Cos first add 800
\ A Sproulo aud husband TO Il II
Henderson. WI ofoS OF lots. blk
8e, Fairhayon 2,O2o
II Il llulmer 10 NJ GoodIng, lots IL
and le, blk TO- Jameson's Bay
Wow add To Schomc lao
4 Melody and wife TO II Il \ RI
Co, right OF way across sw OF NV ..ol
sec y, Up 80, re- 800
J II Taylor adm to q NJ Gerhard,
u OF lot 3, blk ~. Falrhaven
Same 10 j Owen. ca OF lots 3and 4,
blk ~, Falrhaven
A. + Co 10 T. G Parkinson, lots II TO
10, blk 10. u l. Co.'S second add 1850
n Musser aud wife TO u II Musser
aud wife, v OF lot 7, blk IA, Fair oooo
haven sV"
% Henry ct al to J II Bome, lot 10
blk 81, Fairhaven Land Co.'S LIST
a A Kellogg and wife to Marley,
lot "a, blk 9, Happy Valley add ooo
10 Falrhayen w
II Roodor and wife TO First Swed-
lsh Baptist church, W bl5s feet
lots I, 9, 3, 4, blk |, Central
Whatcom, less 10 feet 600
nUS re X X Co To j 4 McMil-
Ian, lot ~. blk 390, lst add to ~
New Whatcom 5s'
T. /, Gwlnnup and wife to 5 l. But
Ter, sA Of nwA OF swA, sec 10, ,,o
A II FRASER and wife TO o Farrar,
, lots to TO- In Lyndon Garden 80,
. Traits aud lot ., see -, tp 40, ) Us
G n Pomoroy to j l. Thomas, swA 400
> OF see 10, ~ 40, RI ="
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

aolng To Ebert Orn's saloon and telling
hn owner thereof that u frloud OF otar
had sent him there 20 borrow rubber
hO q, which ho obtained, stating at the
same time that ho would not return tho
same for some time. when MI oia
asked fnr the hoao the noxt day, the de-
fnndnnt fnllod tO produce tho same with
out uyinu any reason therefor.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

e.s,s1,e,ss sisethcs.f ne sNct'e n'ess
49, segse aet ssi'enses f Nas'q
sse ~ Nst 90 ~ eaeasei,s a see c'ef
$50 ssee 0ss.t w ~ eesseee e'
3.ste ~ ne ,1.sseS 49, ses-t ~ tF's e
~ 3ae ~ Sfllse ~. AHH -
=, ~. 49, sos =. - ,su tANs>s
49, i....,,,ss Ma h lai.k aIs.
$780, hs.,,., .l.s >aelrese Sh9ses,f,fs zee
49,. ahf,e esse. tHisHt sssfi'ift ~
&C.,. Ra.f caeeae SRA aecee ~. WA
...a 'a,.lt .talA asals, e,.fNst keiss
=. ~. 50. slias ~ s.a D pa ea@nesess.
Nas.see
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

N. Lnndaborg appeared boforo Police
Judge Mount yesterday on u charge OF
nonpaymont of license for conducting "A
lunk shop. Judge Mount found hin
guilty NJ charged aud fined him ESQ ana
costs l4andaborg gave notice OF appeal
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

"a az ms N&S e.,NesAt eSeNg> SsESe
, strk VsSlertav A. thslSpSs y ID e,tse
- Se~S CteeE &h~e ssVtaeSeS. 9e,lSe
"a 4 ha,& ~ aeiet.sStl b. &sgesg eS.,Sss
ne ,lfe ~ ceegt
rvs &sStasa <NVkNa ~&S SAN &e>cay-
sfea rs>l eVeaa ~ " hta 80 le,1 ne t,,eS.
ras aN,ssS2e ~ the SSnaNy go e0at.a<
as> tha eNtae>e,t tt Ma l>sAe,A SlN0a
fs Nenstae <sa na9 Ntos = oA1se cgeNS
e,'ss,a1s ne >1esNet ~ w 3SaSeS
w. ras'esr NqekN gNAescSNl ai ~
s,s.rss "a -. Assp>ss NS8haa 49, t&Ne BAN
3aN tVeefaS al ~ S9leN egeee a,saSe
No.e ~ ~ 49, So eissts IA - eAfe an
t'sertN ~ eeSse>s pe ~ esVSetA
Noe nsa 81 ~sesuey> awe ~ -
~ HfHk sseSaest.sN ~ ~ Ne HNft ~ .
l,,ansS 81 fseSAt eSaasat aa ~ eSeA s
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= esl1sg be- hssvaa sn3 ahst NAHs>t II al,s
80 af sssHn 4 assN else~ Ss,sS es,e hsse 1
So senetses fl.sl 'S,.',ss 49, s,ssce& 50 -
sHt asA
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

Next Monday, Tuesday aud "Wednesday
Mrs. nolano, vt seattle will give an art
reception at rhhucs store corno, OF
itln,rnth atrort aud MN avenue, Mrs,
nnlano'a collection Includes ctchings,
Ininunaa ON Nlk aud satin In OF aud
wator colors by the famous artist, Mtlat,
ot New Work city Tho grms OF art WI!
I've placcd ON exhibition aud viii be ouorod
zoe sale
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

Memorial Service

Arrangements have been perfected Tor
memorial service at the pavilion In Fair
haven on May 80. Every member OF the
Grand Army, every federal and confed-
crate soldier In Whatcom county and ad-
Joining counties, are cordially and ear
nestly Invited to be present and take part
In the services; and, OF course, every
patriotic citizen is expected to be pres
ent The procession Will form at l2;3O
and services will begin at ?. m. sharp.
A. III. CLARK,
Il. w. GILLETTE.
ELI WuKIN,
iaoe Committee.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

Al see last mee,los 81 she New What,
e,,sa eaaaSO az application tN a strcc'
railway OApeelse was handed lotN tNc
,s,aasil Ven,,i DIV N,,lonel rhom and M
ASA Nhe 0AnIhise asAe,l tNy tSa STINT.
Ia sae as the oue V}esoNtc,i to she o'VNcll
Az MN. Aaa asAs NAf NsNt st way doWN
tsAlNan stlyat ta NheslNUt O,NNN th0tv ~
INA. AaWa NhestNut N,,m lN,>A stlSct to
Avn hS,sa f0N,ot NtreeN NommoNtins
AsAia al the fataye,-ttIAN ~ Nhe>tnot anN
ma sllvstS rannlas nofih 0r noftbcaNt
fN Nath stiVel. ASAtN wv nltNtlNN NN
MA ava NAr,llnA, rUNNUNe 1872 ANseA vast
- tai a. PIAttash And WheN N.AttcA ~ ~
taaa d, tte Nf,,AaWAN NNN NN'fonteN1lnN
~ MA AVID MNteW stNetS NonNlos
eaF4heAst ~ MlleW % V.adSteNN thtNtt
esst BE- BE e,,ondAN Nne 81 NoTA AJdl
taah NV as. cAtlNn haUJc,I in N AZ
t,aaav Ne1F WAs reler,J b, tat s>,R,Nlt
~ ~ sllvelN Wh,th N,'as.Sts 81 N'eeNotN
Rets CtaekenfnSh >nlet}oaS AVS tfshtf
NNsae, ash NNstNeatUsh whca e>Nc,
aAs,sf a Sese.Ysl ,,isaHao aI the NanthiN
r,sG.>etel that 81 Was M nAN,9 " ANY
thIas thAt Wtl aANe a tettcneN tH elttt
Nv aat9sVsIs ,N the VltN. tNNktns INV
NJ seaefAl ooiaeM so thN eNfNNNA W :
f~ASsaAe,e tA e,VSNNe thAt ne e,'tNt
~ swat NE at'Ne asAe1 Nv NANehIV
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS

New Westminster excursion train leaves
SATURDAY, June 9th, $ O'Clock a. m.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29
MARRI ED

MUTTON LAMMING-On Thursday the 18th
inst. by the CONGREGATIONAL pastor, J. q.
Wright, William Murton 10 Miss Martina H.
Lamming, both Of Fairhaven.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29
AN NNruuslAsrio VISITOR

ENcur,lon to New Wostmlustcr Satnr
day, june 9th, a.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-29

If YOU have not time to visit Office At
mill. please leave memorandum OF YOU re-
Quiremenss at Office Of Fai.haven Land oorl-
pany, addressed 10
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
A WORLD OF MERCHANDISE.

For six or eight weeks before an "open-
ing" thousands of cases of merchandise
are received, opened and sorted. If the
timber in which it comes encased were saved
for single season and stacked up before
their doors, strangers not familiar with this
business would take them to be lumber
merchants.
This vast quantity of merchandise finds its
way to each of the 50 separate departments
which, included under single roof, form a
million of dollars.
1t takes nerve and pluck and cash to col
lect such marvellous assortment of goods
from all quarters of the globe, and lay it
down before the feet of the community at
the lowest possible market price. But pub
lie appreciation is a great stimulus to en-
terprise, and this Gusky's have never failed
to receive in large measure.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

On Saturday, October 10. 1891, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will run a
special excursion from Pittsburg to Lloyds-
vile, Pa, (Rhododendron Park, stopping
at Shadyside, East Liberty, Williamsburg,
Braddock, Irwin, Manor, Jeannette, Green's
burg, Latrobe, Blairsville Intersection,
Johnstown and Cresson, leaving Pittsburg
at A. NJ, at rate of S3 for the round trip
from Pittsburg and corresponding low rates
from points east of this city. On the going
trip, this train will stop for dinner at AL
toona. Returning, train will leave Lloyds-
vile at 2. M, stopping 20 minutes at AL
toona for supper, arriving at Pittsburg
about 10 p NJ. As Saturday is usually a
holiday, an elegant opportunity is offered
to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the ALE
gheny Mountains and delightful ride over
the Bells Gap Railroad.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
oVERCoATs AND PANTS.

These are on the floor above Two hun
dred feet of aisle room heaped high with
overcoats on both sides like double Pali-
sades are required for the display of au-
tumn weight coats alone, the winter stock
not being yet upon the tables. Every fab
ric, every style, every color is shown. Pick
up coat at say SIS or SIS, and it seems as
though nothing desirable in such garment
is omitted Perfection of style and work
manship have here been reduced to q sci
ence.
The stock of pants comprises 10000 pairs
of every material suited to the purpose, and
embracing in color and design everything
from light to dark and grave to gay. 1t
would seem as though a suitable match for
any coat and vest ever made could easily be
found in the mammoth and matchless assort-
ment shown.
Gusky's is something more than a shop or
store; it is an institution visit to which
with its immense and imposing display of
fine merchandise will well repay any one.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

PRIMROSE & VESTS MINSTRELS are
coming THIS WEEK,
Causing roars of laughter whenever they
sp ak.
They have handsome mustaches and big
cluster rings,
And their shirt'front are blazing with dia-
monds and things.
They'll give a parade and sweet music
they'll play
Every evening at the DUQUESNE, Where
week they will stay,
'Twi1t posters and hand bills the town is
af1ame,
For Primrose & West and their band known
to fame.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
TIE FALL OF 1891

finds the popular house equipped with
unequal facilities to handle a business
greater than ever known in any previous
wears of its history. The stock is larger and
finer than ever, no pains nor expense hav-
ing been spared to render it the model es-
tabliShment of its kind in the entire coun-
nv. 1t is a strictly frst-class house in both
the character of the goods it deals in and
the methods upon which it does business.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

Crossing over to the other side of the sec
ond floor you enter what is without doubt
the largest, brightest and best appointed
boys and children's department in the city.
1t is indeed model department in every re-
spect. Thirty large size windows let in the
light upon a stock which has nothing to
fear from the strictest examination. The
quantity and variety of the styles shown is
something wonderful, revealing to the on
locker the immense amount of thought and
attention which is now given to children s
attire.
The best thoughts and ideas of those who
make this branch of the business a life
study find expression here; and this is not
all, for scores of novelties are exhibited
which the firm have had designed expressly
for them and the styles of which they con-
troll
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
A Good Thing Is Apurecfated.

This is demonstrated in the beer, ale and
porter manufactured by the Iron City Brew
ing Company. The ever increasing sales to
meet the demand show that their brand is
most popular. People like pure, healthy
drink and can get it in Pilsner. Telephone
1166. MThSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
sAvE FROM $50 TO 500.
Sohner Pianos


Are unrivaled for tone, touch, finish and
durability. They are preferred by the high
est musical authorities, and purchased by
those possessing refined musical taste.
Large assortment of these matchless pianos
at present in stock.
Save from $50 to 500 by selecting your
pianos now at the music store Of j. NJ.
Hoffman & Co., 537 Smithtield st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

who once patronized merchant tailors are
now buying it. Only an immense trade in
this class of goods would warrant such a
showing, but that the exhibit brings the
trade can readily be seen by personal
visit.
Undersized men, extra sized men and
gentlemen of every shape and size not
fitting garments from the immense assort-
ment of sizes and shapes now made.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
ON THE GROUND FLOOR

The whole of the first floor is devoted to
the display and sale of furnishing goods,
trunks, hats and shoes.
Furnishing goods comprises many depart
ments in itself, and for these space of
10000 square feet are retained. In stock
almost limitless there is to be found not
only an immense quantity of staple goods,
but novelties by the score both American
and foreign.
Choice, rich, elegant neckwear from the
foremost makers in the world, underwear of
every weight and grade, the latest agonies
in collars and cuffs, hosiery from Paris,
Berlin, London and the best American
makers, silk handkerchiefs, gloves, Jewelry
and scores of other lesser artices.
And the quantity:
Absolutely bewildering is the extent and
variety of the stock shown. Whatever is
newest, brightest and best is sure to be
found in the matchlesS assortment here
spread out before the purchaser, and to be
found, too, at a price far below what SIM
ilar character of goods sell for in many stores
in the city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
A COLOSSAL ESTABLISHMENT.

A business of such magnitude as is that of
Gusky's to-day has taken many years to
build. In volume it reaches the millions
and is steadily increasing. The name is a
household word within so miles of the city
and is well known to thousands who live at
points much further remote. Its facilities
10 serve the public are not excelled, if
equaled, by auv firm in the United States
The truth is that Gusky's have done the
community a genuine service by revolu-
tiOnizing the business methods in vogue in
century ago, the lone price" system, of
which they were the pioneers, being a
notable example of what we have reference
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A TRADE EPOCH.

Gusky's opening Of the season marks an
epoch in trade, for then begins a series of
commercial events and transactions which
interest and concern the whole COM
luunity, for while they donot perhaps serve
the entire population yet they materially
which the merchandise in which they deal
issold in this vicinity.
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THE SHOE AISLES.

These are five in number, of extreme
length, and are fitted up in elegant style
for the comfort and convenience of patrons
Here is found everything in the shoe line
that's reliable for people of all ages and
both sexes.
A superb stock, which has no equal in
Pittsburg, comprising every shape and
style of shoe that's made, is ready for in
spection.
Reliability is stamped on every shoe ex-
hibited, or rather Gusky's is, and the two
are Synonymous. On any fair afternoon
these aisles are thronged with ladies and
children, while numbers of gentlemen may
be seen at almost anv hour of the day seeur-
ing perfect understanding" in the matter
Of footwear.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR.
Clothing entirely. Divided about equally
between mems and bows clothing. A ten
minutes saunter up and down the avenues,
bOulevards and highways which are left
through the 5000 square feet devoted to
mems clothing will convince any one that
it's the largest and best selected stock of
this class of merchandise in the city.
Here are scores of tables piled mountain
high with reliable clothing for the working
man; further on you pass hundreds OF suits
ilt for business or semi-dTess wear; while the
extent and variety of fine dress suits tell
very plainly not only that there has been in
the past few years a marked improvement
IN the ready-made article, but that numbers
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Here's headgear enough to fit an army.
And that's what Gusky's do each season, fit
an army of citizens with hats. They are al
wavs first in the field with the new blocks
of every maker of repute, aud retail these
new styles at an even lower rate than many
houses charge for the goods of previous
seasons.
The story of their wonderful hat success
NAV be told in a conundrum once asked by
the house in one of its advertisements.
Here 1t is: whats the difference between
one of Gusky's hats at 81 9S and those sold
by other dealers at 50 50?'' "Why, 81
cents, see?" The people have seen and ap-
preciated.