Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
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n0 not mistake yourself, kind reader. By
IL "Findng Store'' we do not mean place
where lost articles-such as Hats, Goats, Hand
kerchefs, Umbrellas, &C., &c.-are deposited
for safe keeping, when found, to be returned on
demand, TO their proper owners. In this progreS
Sive age, such place as that would lie called an
"lntell igencc Office" or some other bng and
unimteligble name. Gentlemen's Finding
Store however in its modern Specification (Which
is the one here intended) is place where all
the articles enumerated, and many more, which
will be mentioned below. may be FOUND always
on hand, aud for sale, Cheap for Cash.
Thus, il you lose your old, broken and faded cot
ton umbrella some rainy day. you can walk over
TO Jones d Stivers and find new and super
fine silk or gingham umbrella, which you can
purchase at trining cost. If you lose your old
coat, vest, or p any other article of gen.
tleman's clothing, all you have to do is to "put
money in your purse" tas honest lago says
IN the pay,) call at the aforesaid establishment,
and SUIT yourself to a NEW SUIT, which will look
vastly more respectable and genteel than the old
| an Questionable articles in which you formerly
did enwrap yourself. Thus, in the estimation OF
| your trends, at least, you will be considered a
gamer instead of loser. Another advantage in
these modern Grinding Stores' is that you need
| not wait TO Gecome loser, before you become q
| finder. All that is necessar, is that you need the
articles, have the money to pay for them, and do
not mistake the place. to which we shall endeavoI
TO direct you.
Ard now suffer word or two in reference Ia
| the articles usually kept at our finding store.
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
| We have just received. an ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK, consisting of Overcoats, Dress Goats
Vests, Pants, Cravats, Shirts, Undershirts, Draw
ers, &C., &c, all Of the very latest fashion, and
| m aLp IN ba tnoel wnrkmanIike and dt,rabIs
manner, Of all sizes, from Tom Thumb to Danie
Lambert, aud Of every quality except good for.
nothing rotten quality. We neglected purchas-
ing supply of rotten eastern Slop-work, for the
accommodation of low priced customers ant
consequently will be compelled TO sell good ar.
tice at the "ruinously low prices usually pait
for eastern muSroon goods, which, like Jonah's
gourd, are the product Of lew hours, and van.
| ish as quickly.
Should you be nnable TO exactly suit yoursel
TO PERFECT FIT, OF precisely the kind Of an ar
licle you may desire, we have in our establish
nlent splendid assortment Of the finest aud most
beautiful Cloths, CasSimers, Vestings, &C., and
in onr employ are the most experienced workmen,
which we warrant you will give you FITS.
In addition 10 all this, we keep constantly on
baud, Hats, Caps Umbrellas, Canes, and in fact,
everything which is necessary, except Boots, TO
complete gentlemaus wardrobe. In fact our
establishment may well be denominated the En-
porum of Fashion.
Lest you should be so unfortunate as 10 mistake
the place, please observe the following directions
Enquire FOR Jones d Stivers' Clothing or Gen
tleman's Finding Store, in StiverS' New Brick
building, corner Of Court d.. Front-streets, be-
tween H. B. Smith q Bros. Shoe Store, and w (.
Styeis' Dry Goods Establishment.
JONES q STlVERS,
Pomeroy. Dec. tS. 1858. ly.