Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-05-19
NEW GOODS
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE,
jtST RECEIVED BY
BOON, DUNCAN g. SMITH,


FAYETTE, MO.
WE beg leave to announce 10 our friends and
w the public that our very extensive stock is
arriving, 10 which we respectfully invite the at
tention of the community 1t is intended that no
article shall be omitted which should be found in a
wel-appointed general storc, and that our prices
shall in all be at least as low as CORES pond
ing goods can anywhere be purchased To ac-
complish these ends, we have used untirng exer-
tons in the best markets in the Union. and are
now prepared with 4 stock Of goods unprecedent-
eddy complete in every department, including
variety of articles not generally found in the coun-
try, TO which we respectfully invite an eNamina-
ton, feeling assured that the goods and prices will
be our best advertisement.
As matters of especial interest to Ladies we Of
fer at low prices fine assortment of
Rich black, plain and figured Silks,
Fancy brocade and plain Sk7,
Very rich and choice Silk Tissues,
French Swiss and Scotch Oigandies,
Rayadere and Bor,lered robes,
Da'ege ard Chally Deaines,
Black and colored Crane D'Parl's,
Figured Lawns and Jacconcts,
White and coorcd Tar!etons,
French tijnghams and Bingham Lawns,
All the best makes and styles Of French, English
and Amer ican Prints,
A FIRE line Of plain and embroidered Craze Shawls,
MournIng Goods in unusual variety,
White goods of every description, style and quail
ity.
And all such other articles as are required 10 make
TIP complete and handsome assortment Of
Dress Goos Of the finer grades, well Ms
Staple Articles.
Bonnots, II buons f.uii srs and trimmings in great
variety. The finest stock of ladies' Shoes we have
ever offered, including all the most durable, as
well ms fash enable and fancy styles. Hosiery and
Cloves. Parasos. Laces, Embroideres, plain and
emhro,derC HandherchieiS, &C.. &c, in great
variety Of styles and prices WITH desire to
meet the requirements Of he market at every point
we have few choice styles of
NaniiJas and Silk Eonnets.
Selected as patterns from stocks getting up for
City Trade, of tie most approved and latest lnpor-
tations. with a rich asSortinent of corresponding
I Materials and Trimmings, FrinGes G.mps, Bonnet
| Frames, Crowns, Foundation Laces, and other
Millinery Articles, thus furnishing unusual facli-
eS for Tie home manufacture Of tasteful articles
of Dress and nameLt.
| Super Tapestry pattern Carpets,
Medium common do,
Britannia Tea Services.
Lace, Musl n and other Curtain Materials,
Linen and Cotton ShPeings, Gail wdths,)
p.ma.k and Cotton Table Linens,
Wall Paper, Of CHEAP, med un and fine qualities.
Painted Landscape and Bordered Window Shades
and Fixtures.
Rich Porcelain Tea Sets, Mantcl and Toilet Or
nanens,
Toilet and Lancaster Quilts. and numerous other
kinds of House Furnishing Goods
| Our stock of Staple Dry Goods is unusually
| full, and embraces great variety Of
| Heavy and light brown Sheetings and Shrtings,
Fine sea island brown Cottons of all widths,
| BIeached Sheetings and Shirtiags, all widths.
White and coorcd carpet chains and cotton yarns,
! Plain ns.u ,w!lled OSnaburgs, Baggin.s and Drill
| lIngs, Apron and Furniture Checks, Bed Ticks,
Hickory Shrtin2s, Denims, Domestic Cling
| hams, Furniture Prints and all other &c rip
tons OF Staple Dry Goods of the best qualities,
and at low prices.
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH.
Fayette, May 3, 1858.