The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
CLoTHINaM

EENTLEMEN, the great wcnder and excitement
ttof the day now is how such a quantity Of SO
the proprietors Of the old remarkable
C%HECKERED STORE,
Can possibl Y he disposed a. Of In due season, unless II
is the prospect of large increase tothe population
of our healthy and beautiful city. No doubt the
richness OF the surrounding country, combined with
the spirit and industry Of our entcTplising farmers,
has stimulated those PaTties IN laying in such noun
tains Of goods in the way Of FAsmoNADLE CLOTH.
mo.
The superior manner in which they arc made-the
fashionable style of their cut and workmanship-ths
quality ofthe material, and tho variety Of shades and
cOloH ~tifeSNare composed OS, would induce you to
say withoutiesitstion that the proprietors must be
untiring in their efforts and their Ingenuity more
than commoH, To collect such a quantity OF beautiful
garments together. And the best Of all is, the
UNUSUAL Low PRICES THEY ARE S0ED
FOR,
Would almost make yJu swear that you would never
buy a yard OF stuff In %a,store to have made up for
yourseiior the boys. II YOU buy q suit of clothes,
you see the ft-the quality Of the goods and all
done in . few minutes, with little trouble, lefore
YOU pay one cent Of your money. Notwithstanding
some of our modest, unassuming n~oighbors will raise
their voice and caution you, very pionsly, against
The production of"Eastern Slop ShoPs!n' Think Of
il, Who would suppose it-such a brilliantsugges-
why they did not warn you against domestic Stops
Gerry old patterns, and perforated cloths. Take a stroll
along Main street aud see the figure we cut. You
will conclude poor Old Mother Goose is in such de-
mand, sho will be compelled 10 hide herself OF every
Chico boy ON the streets will certainly pluck her 10
death. What Parisian Crooks we have got Of late
in the shape Of old tcomen and shop boys; pure char
hy tor the Irish friends. ! suppose, has brought them
oft; we'll, we'll! this is the age Of progression, GER
tainly. To be candid, those who want to save as
much in the purchase Of a suit ofclothes, as will give
the child half a years schooling would do well IA
call at the OLD cHECKERED STORE where YOU
canb fitted out from head 90 foot, out o. those piles
o~fclothirE we have sNsscd away. What we sell you
we warrant in every particular. If anything hap
pens to DO wrong in Your purchase, return the goods
and select from our stock a fresh supply. II. is use
lesst to mention the variety Of onr
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS.
But In part: The greatest variety of COATS o
all kinds and patterns. PANTAL00NS and VESTS il
thousands, OF every description; large quantities o
SHIRTS, under and over Drawers, Silk Handker
chiefs In an abhndaneeatAsvnt of the best, Half-Hose
Suspenders, Metallic Overcoats, Cloaks, &C.: Fash
ionablc Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, UmbrellSs, Tray
elling Bags Of ali kinds, Trunks. &c. Several doz. o
six Under Shirts, and Fine Thibet Wool do, will
answer for either lajissnr gentlemen. Many arti
cles in the furnishing way Nlrof whirh Will be dis
posed Of on the most reasonable itrnlS and l0teeS
prices. COULEllAN CO..
November 2. 1852