The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-06

Political economists NAV roll as they
please at the growth of luxurious las,es
aud especially deprecate snch as cnlti.
vate the ornamental 10 dress, but refine
mcnt will never be driven from the graf.
ificatios of it's aesthetic tendencies and
who minister to such dasires will always
meet with appreciation. These Thoughts
were suggested by recent inspection OF
the seemingly endless assortment OF
beautiful articles for the delectation of
the Ladies collected together by
w. j. SELLICK,
la his spacious show rooms in our vii
lage. His stock comprises Cat least it
seems to us) everything that is manu-.
featured in BRITISH, FRENCH and GEB.
MAN DREss GOODS CoTToN and
WOODEN Goods il .r,st variety he
deals largely in the sale of MEN'S and
boYe' CLOTHING, OF VIII h he hos an
immense sock, bought direct from he
ranuiacturers, thereby saving che dob
bers prviit 30 tho consumer. Ills >tock
OF boota aha SHOES bousht Ia boston,
New \ ark, ani interior towns OF Mass
aceusetts rs very e-ea., and Que would
suppose "a, IT, oaOla supply Boots and
S1ce, "a every inhtptaut Of Fan Buren,
G, uD.y aud hay. a few i,fi i0r Kalama
zoo Q unity. We also noticed cue co.
IRE side % 'helr store devoted to the
sac oi HATS and CAps Of All the now
and hobby styles, ais) Back Silk Lats
Imported i.ou Milton, the Halter, Ok
ford sueel, hondou, In. also Far
ans Woo! Hais, Caps o. Cloth, beaver,
Otier, Nutrlu and Stai.skio Eur Col
lars, Cloves, Gtaut .ir's, .tc. On the
second floor, H. addition TO their large
stock OF Clo.hiDg aud Boots and Shoes,
are kept their CARPETS, aud notwth
s-aodiug the large advance in Wooen
Goods, and Ia NV lorS from ten 80
fifteen oeuls yard advance = asked on
Carpets Mr. SeIlck assured Us that he
would CONTINUE 10 sell them at the samo
prices hey were sold for wnen WOO! vas
bought TOR tolty cents. \ very ina as
sortmenl Of patterns in Brussels Extra
Super and SupeTfne,, are shown here.
La his MILLINERY DEPARTMENT II
would require more space than cur col
: umus will permit to enumerate the rich
aud beautiful articles comprised under
the heading OF Silks, Nelvets, Pushes,
, Laces Flowers, Feathers and Straw
+ Goods which crowd the ample apart.
! ment aud render 1t Brilliant with glow
ing coors. We CAB attem pt but q
d cursory d scr pticn OF a collection which
+ is unsurpassed in beauty aud woulc
= drive woman almost wild WIih de,i2A;
q His Ribbon stock includes every style
e from the simplest and pIlincst to th,
4 richest aud most gorgeous. Their ar,
u Ribbons plain, PLAID, striped and firing
cd. y spleodid line of Sash Ribbons
Roman. iroche, etc, Some very broa,
and highly otAamenled il elaborate de
/, signs. In the line Of Feathers we sax
v beautiful COLLECTION OF Ostrich, Val
1 1s turc, Maraboot and Fmcy feathers, as
d large aud varied ass'r;moot II Artif
a, Ga Flowers, Ladies I.ace Ho.lais, Hem
e, q stitched iiaudkercm,f,, Corsets an
z, Hoop kris, from which a oh,ic3 Sc sc
N ton aJ al times can be made III
ao Suaw I2t, inciudc L,ehoro, Mar
s 81 Pear, CobnrE, etc. Hats Of Velvet at
a Frencn Eel, il all sbais aud shape
be arc exhibited ho ieadlos style {
IN IN pre,cot /, ihg Psomeoada Mia
e Straw, in black, b. wn dra5 and whit
on Another iasiiouab., sty.e !, the Lagoat
he with slightly cu.eu 5rlm, Paris To
p bans are still worn Std Hats :riun.o
o ad in Naval s'yie are very popular
ro Established in 1891
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