The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-06
Fresh Arrival of
DRY GOODS AND NOTION
KEEN 81 PRESTON'S.
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s ~ receiving our SecOnd Fall and Winter
Stock Of Dry Goods and Notions, and cordially in
vite the trade to call and examine our goods and
prices, believing make 1T the interest OF
erv cash or prompt time buyer 80 deal with US
We are keeping better stock than before
we have a more general assortment, a greater va
rlety and better styles of goods than we ever be-
fore brought to the Evansville market. We have
met the general demand Of the n ade - Let eperg
House Leep to 10 lane Of business" We have
quit Boots, shoes, Hats, and Caps, and are giving
our entire attention to Dry Goods and Notions. III
retiring from the Boot and Shoe trade we return
thanks TO our old patrons and customers, who have
steadfastly adhered to Us for many years who
season after season called on us for Danes ROYAL
wax BTOgans and Jones's, Tilton's IMMORTAL Kip
Boots, and say 10 them that market is now
we'll supplied with Boots and Shoes, and there is
fair competition and good stock in that line Of
trade
From having a better stock and selling lower We
have this season had quite a sprinkling of CASH
TRADE, and must confess well pleased
with il. We most graciously invite every cash buy
will make it to his interest To every prompt time
buyer " hO is good DEAD OR ALIVE, We will make il
also to his interest 10 call and look at rich
styles of goods and prices. We buy Rothing but
good HEALTHY Goods, and consequently have no
other kinds to sell We get down at to the
bottom prices, and go down cheerfully, without
making as much fuss about il as an ED tOundered
horse would in getting down, which is the Rhea-
mates of old EoqyislH Selling few goods entirely
on "a credit, at a large profit, pays well selling
many goods for cash, at small profit. We for
thec TRADE: we are also for the PROMPT TIME
TRADE. We ought TO have it; We have answered
the demands of the trade. Is Let eperg House keep
10 its 0trn line Of business We deserve the best
trade and we to have it. We doing an
exclusively wholesale business and particularly
invite the nearby trade TO call and new
styles OF goods and prices. g Come ON, Gentlemen,
IRE don't sell 10 yOUT Customers We will constantly
be receiving goods during the season, and the
asserting up trade will always find new, handsome,
aud desirable styles or goods at low Prices at our
House Give us call. Orders promptly attended to.
We have Just opened
Is eases assorted high eolorod Nader Fri ats,
lmostIy small gures).
, 4 solid black, and black aud purple Prints.
10 Furniture Prints.
, do Comfort Prints
> do Patchwork Prints (solid colored and
40 Ticking.
. bales Scarlet Channels
, cases Plaid Liusoys.
do Heavy Tweed~ Brown and Oxford
/ MiXed).
do Sattinets
do California ShirtinSs.
do Bleached MusIins
bales Sea Island fine brown Shirtiugz.
do Shifting Stripes.
cases , by > and / by ! Apron Checks.
q ba!eS - Brown Shirtings.
do Light ~ Brown Shirtiuss
10 do Heavy A Brown Sheetiugs
60 Brown Drills.
loo pieces JAcOnet aud Cunbric Muslins.
~ do Hmahya~,
80 do Dcbeiges.
50 do Assorted High CoIored Dcluines.
40 DO Solid CUlored Delainc
- do Tartan Plaids.
! 80 do CAslmeres.
30 do Plaid CUhurg-.
45 d. Blue and Brown Coburgs.
- do Merinos.
30 d,zen Wooden Shirts and Drawers (white and
Grey mixed
800 ColOred and White Hoped Skirts.
An Assortment of Comforts, Hosiery, GlOyes,
Threads, Belts Chambrays, Velvet Ribbons, TAT
fcta Rbbous Combs Hair Pins, Suspenders, &c,
which makes our assoI tneut more complete. and
all tor sale L0" As THE LOWEST.
KEEN & PHESTOES.