Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-03
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Our HOME ADVERTISERS New goods
have commenced to arrive and the Spring
trade is expected to be brisk. In order
that our readers may know what is for
sale and where to purchase their mer-
chandise, etc., we give below brief re-
view of our home advertisers and their
business movements:
In the Dry-Goods and Clothing line,
Mr.. Isaac Pincus returned from San
Francisco, last week. While there, he
informs us, he selected large and ee-
giant stock of such goods as are required
here. A portion of his stock has already
arrived and much more is on the road.
The goods he has received thus far speak
we'll for his taste, and show that they
have been selected with view to please
and satisfy his customers.
j. r. Balch, also returned from the
Bay last week, and a portion of his Spring
and Summer stock was received on Sat
urday last. Balch deals exclusively in
gentemen's and boys clothing and fur
nishings, and a glance at his stock cannot
fail to satisfy all that he is well prepared
to furnish our people with such articles
of clothing as they must desire. Among
other things we noticed a fine lot of nice
Summer business suits and hats.
Mr.. NJ. Karsky, of the firm of Karsky &
Abrahms, is now in San Francisco pur-
chasing goods for their establishment
here and shipping them as speedily ms
possible. A large number of ladies' and
misses hats were received this week, by
express they are really handsome and
cannot but please the female portion of
our community. Karsky & Abrahms
have always had the reputation of keep
ing an extra nice assortment of goods in
their line, and we are assured that their
Spring and Summer stock for this year,
will be more complete than ever before.
Henry Hooker continues, to receive
weekly shipments of Groceries, provi
sions, wines, liquors, ETC., and always
gives satisfaction to parties lavoring him
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with their patronage. Hooker makes a
specially of Dcicacies, such as canned
fruits, preserves, citron, raisins, etc, and
always has full stock of these, as we'll
other articles.
John Martin, as usual, is wholesaling
large quantities of Flour, Grain, Bran
and Shorts, and keeps on hand stock
sufficient to supply all demands.
NJ. Lang is now below making pur-
chases of Groceries, Liquors, ETC., for
his store here, and also buying the neces-
sary tools and stock of Hardware and
material for his new tin-shop, which will
be in operation in a short time.
The Bank Exchange, Challenge, Ex-
press and Tammany saloons have each
lately received fresh supplies of Liquors
and Cigars and vie with each other in
endeavoring to please patrons.
The Union and New York Hotels con-
tinue to supply the public with the best
the market affords in the way of eatables,
both having the reputation Of "setting a
good table"
McCausand has re-estabished himself
on Main street, and with the late addi-
tions of material and new jewelry, is pre-
pared to attend to the wants of the COM
munity in his line.
Detlef Hansen has received large addi-
tions to his stock of Tobacco, Cigars.
Candies, etc., and as heretofore intends
to furnish his customers with the best
that can be had.
Barnickei, at the Drug and Book store
has also lately made additions to his stock
of drugs, chemicals, books and stationery.
He has also on hand fine lot of perfum-
cry and fancy articles too numerous to
mention.
Louis Schall has received another ship
ment of boots and shoes, and also more
leather and findings for custom work. In
the boot and shoe line, Louis keeps bet
ter stock than anybody.
The men who advertise are the men to
deal with. An advertisement is nothing
more nor less than an invitation to con-
sumers to come and buy. And people
are certain to patronize those who solicit
their trade in preference to those who do
not