The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

Political economists NAV rail as they
please at the growth of luxurious tastes
and especially deprecate snch as cult.
vate the ornamental in dress, but refine
ment will never be driven from the graf.
ifcation of it's aesthetic tendencies and
who minister to such dasires will ALWAYS
meet with appreciation. These thougbt
were suggested by recent inspection o.
the seemingly endless assortment f
beautiful articles for the delectation OF
the Ladies collected together by
w j SELLlCK,
la his spacious show rooms in our vii
lage. His stock comprises Cat least il
seems to us) everything that is manu-.
featured in BRITISH, FRENCH and GLB.
MAN DREss GOODS. CoTToN aud
WOODEN Goods iu great variety; he
deals largely in the sale of MEMS and
Boys CLOTHING, of which he has an
Immense stock, bought direct from the
n anufacturers, thereby saving the Job
bers profit TO the consumer. His stock
of Doors and SHOES bought III Boston,
New York, and interior towns of Mass
achusetts is very great, and one would
suppose that he could supply Boots and
Shoes TO every inhabitant of Van Buren,
County and have few lef, for Kalama
zoo County. We also noticed one en-
lire side of their store devoted to the
sale of RATS aud CAPS of all the new
aud nobby styles, also Black silk Hats
Imported from Milton, the Halter, Ok
ford street, London, England also Fur
and Woo. Hans, Caps of Cloth, Beaver,
Otter, Nutria and Seal-skin. Fur Col
lars, Gloves, Gauntlets, etc. Ga the
second floor, in addition TO their large
s ock Of Clothing and Boots and Shoes,
are kept their CARPETS, and notwith.
standing the large advance in Wooden
Goods, aud 10 New York from ten 10
fifteen cents a yard advance is asked on
Carpets, Mr.. Sellick assured us that be
would continue to sell them at the same
prices they were sold for wnen wool was
bought for forty cents. A very fine as
sortment of patterns in Brussels, Extra
Super and Superfne,. are shown here
In his MILLINERY DEPARTMENT il
would require more space than our col
umns will permit to enumerate the rich
aud beautiful articles comprised under
the heading OF Silks, Velvets, Pushes
Laces Flowers, Feathers and Straw
Goods which crowd the ample apart
ment aud render 1t brilliant with glow
lOg colors. We can attempt but a
cursory description of a collection which
is unsurpassed in beauty aud would
drive woman almost wild with delight
His Ribbon stock includes every style
from the simplest and planest to thu
richest aud most gorgeous. Their arc
RIBBONS plain, plaid, striped and firing
cd. A splendid line of Sash Ribbons,
Roman, Broche, etc. Some very broad
and highly ornamented in elaborate de.
signs. In the line of Feathers we saw
beautiful collection of Ostrich, Vul
ture, Marabout and Fancy feathers, also
large aud varied assortment af Arif
cia Flowers, Ladies Lace Collars, Hem
stitched Handkerchlefs, Corsets anC
Hoop Skirts, from which choice seec
ton at ali times can be made. Th,
Straw Hats include Leghorn, Milan
Pearl, Coburg, etc. Hats of Velvet auC
French Felt in all shades and shape
are exhibited. The leading style a
present is the Promenade If MiIal
Straw, in black, brown, drab and white
Another fashionable style is the Lavoni
with slightly curled brim. Paris Tur
bans are still worn and Hats trlmmec
in Naval style are very popular.