Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-29
Dtp GOODS.
NO NJ . n Q p o LY!
THE GREATEST * CHEAPEST
DIR Y GOODS S ALE.
Ever Known in w orcesier!
STILL THEY MEL


STILL THEY COMET
WIN. LOCKE & co.,
Take great pleasure announcing to tbs Citizens of wOr
cester, and to The Ladies 10 particular, that they
are now prepared to sell choice and
Desirable DRY GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVfR!
Notwithstanding the great panic created among some
of the Dry Goods Dealers, y appearance in this
City. nob2dy else seems to have been alarmed The
Secret Caucus, held by of these merchants 1--WE
are happy to oe able say that there some hon
orAble exceptions} at which, understand, they
solved in their wisdom, t) drive of town." and
resolved. also that they 'wonld buy goods of
Boston firms who deal with Locke x C3,o and more
foolish still, resolved that they woud withdraw their
advertising from the Worcester daily papers, If they
continued TO advertise for Locke Co. aud than
1.-The rest resolved to instgate prosecution against us
for what deem lauda6le and legal busne s. that's,
making presents customers this caucus of these
would be-monopoists don't TO have amounted to
muchi we are not driven out OF town." and no firm
whose copartnership expires in January next" ten
years hence, begin to us and when that next
sixty days" are over, think will lease the CRY
store, ard leave its proprietor free spend all his time
in carrying round the papers' disturbed by
the humming in "the Hveo by any efforts Slower
away under the counter of any opposition shop We
have easet FOR TERM YEARS. tpo stores adjoining
each other under the Worcester House, and will do
bestto give enough to all customers select
their purchases and shall not insult ladies' if
they do buy of u.s. ask them beforehand Do you
wish to purchased"
Wesha keep our stock constantly full as we are buy,
ing daily in the cities, and do not apprehend that
Thall experience any difficulty in purchasing fthese
troubled dry goods dealers should Withdraw their trade
from houses dealing with buy all goods for
cash advertise you see, and pay che rtfig and
promptly it, as the publishers Of the daily papers here
inclined to treat well they other Worcester
merchants; the result Of the legal proceedings the gift
enterprise business. abide with confidence that will
out right. We under necessity of further
marking down. cur stock in order to undersg our
petitors, as when 1Oe marked down really did the
thing, and ladies' will end prices in reality low, and
not merely on the piacarts in our windwssee list of
prices in another column. WE UNDERsELL OTHERS
and make it for the interest of all 10 buy of us.
1St. Because we buy for cash
ID. because sell cash, and therefore don't have
to make paying customers pay for bad debts.
Sd. Because we buy refuse goods.
4h. Because purchase in large quantities ami have
experienced buyers selecting goods for us every day.
9TH Because we do an immense business.
9th Because our expenses are less than those Of
other house in New England, doing extensive bust
It'll. Because we treat all cur customers with civity
Sh. Because we understand all about the Dry Goods
business.
9th. Because people do and will continue to me in
crowds to purchase giving heed to the foolish stories
circulated by cur competitors
10th Because we will not be undersold whether we
gain or lose.
w. WIN. LOCKE s. 20.
| Worcester, Nov. 90 1855. diff
~ HiTE QUILTS. WHITE QUILTS.
800 just received, and selling for ) each, worth
! S5.0O, at LOCKE Il CO.'S New Store
| Under the Worcester House..
AIDES, LOOK AT THIS
Rich Plaid, Striped and Brocade silks are selling from
| so to 624c. at LOCKE & co.'s New Store,
| Under the Wofcestei House.
| GOOD BLACK DRESS SILKS are selling
LOCKE & co IS Neqv Store,
Under tie Worcester House.
NNooL PLAIDs. WOOL PLAfDS.
LOCKE 4 co. have marked down their Wool Plaids to
500 per yard, worth Use.
A9EST DELAINES are selling Tor 12 I-2c.
eS worth 2Sc. at LOCKE co.'s New Store
! HNASHMER C AND RAW SILK PLAIDs,
! " worth 62lc. are seliug for 25c. at
LOCKE co IS New Store,
Under the Wore ster House.
DLANKETS, BLAN * ELS are selling at
| -EB two-thrds the usual pices At
LOCKE 4 co IS New Store
Under the Worcester House.
ENoR GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY
| n GOODS, visit LOCKE y CO.'S New Store.
Under The Worceste House.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
We have taken anew and beautiful Store under the
Bay Safe House, and would attention of Ladies
in the city of Worcester and vicinity, large ard
New stock of Fall Goods
consisting in partof the following catalogue:
e. M b r Old RIES,
Cambria and Muslin Collars and Sleeves Muslin Bands
and tlouncngs, Chemsetts and Under Han ikerchefs.
wrought Lace Wells, Lace Edgings and insertings and
| ladies' Embroidered Skirts Also,
Frinses and Brnisis in SreaE variety,
Balloons and Velvet Ribbons, Mantia and Dress Trim
| mngs, Dress Buttons of every style, &c.
| Ladies' Misses and CBi{dren'S HoS5e,p,
Cashmere, Fleeced and Kid Gloves Ku Hoods and Goats
Merino Vests, Children's Boots and CATERS &c.
| India Rubber, She'll Ivory, and Horn COMBS,
| Brushes, Port "onnaies, Stamped Collars
| and Sleeves, Tambour, Moragian and
| Crochet Thread, Steel ieads Tas-
| sells, Frnges, Crops and Rings.
We have also the largest and best assortment of
Y A r n S
ever exhibited in this city
We receiving from New York and Boston, the most
| beautiful collection of
f U h q o o ID s
| seen in Worcester.
PERFUMERYo of all kinds with the largest and best
Fancy Soaps offered; together with ten thou.
sand other articles not here enumerated all which have
been purchased for cash, and will be sold low.
We have the agency forthe Newark IN. J India Rus
Der Co.. and shalt keep constantly hand part Of the
five hundred and eighty three different articles there
manufactured and printed list of all, with the prices
which can be ordered at any time or three days'
notice. all Of which will be sold at 25 per cent less
than ese Goods have been here sold for heretofore
Please call and examine Stock, at N.
| No 2, undcrthe New fay State House,
where shall be happy to attend to the wishes of al
upon terms of the strietest fairness and equality
e. 4 BRIGHAM & co.
Worcester; Nov II, 1855 dis6w
| TO LADIES WHO WISH