Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-02
RoYLn q NEW.
The rlrss new assls Of the sc...n

Enc kAfes new 0oeoo q b Season
The openiss spring Is not more p,adi,
hailed BY the feaihsred songstsrs than b,
our lady friends who delight In shopping
and the first arfisalo Of new goods /, to tb,
ladies sotnethins like what the sunny dsy.
and bursting buds are to natures choristsrs
We might carry the parallel further, and
show the likeness In other things ; that some
birds plume themselves apparently on their
good looks. but are mostly made up OF ..fu.s
and feathers" while others less gsudy but
more In harmony With our ideas Of beauty.
look so pretty VIC would like to cnt them /:
but 1t is foreign 10 dur present purpose, and
We will drop the birds for the present to
devote more time to the other branch OF thu
subject.
As the ladies are mostly interested In new
and elegant styles OF goods their tastes arc
always most regarded when the merchant
makes bis selection. 1t requires a good deal
Of experience, thorough sympathy and a
discriminating Judgment to make a good dry
goods merchant, and many men have failed
to meet the wants of his customers Through
lack Of some Of these qusiities. Many n
poor merchant might have made q coed
horse doctor, AMI has died y victim Of ,.iista.
ken genius. but
MESSRS. ROfLE & NEW
DO not belong TO that class. They knew
what will suit their custom. anil there are
few stores in the country where the stock ID
sold more evenly down mt the close OF the
season than IL the case in theirs. Mir.
Royle Is = tlrst-rate buyer ,us their new stock
will show, aud II you don't think they can
soil just rs well as buy, go and see.
Among tho new things In their stock are
what arc called
YOSEMITE STRIPES.
Il lighter fabric than piIue and heavier than
Victoria lawn, in white, sblu color and
figured, q beautiful stsie of sosds that is
to become very popular. A variety
OF beautiful
JAPANESE GOODS,
one piece Of which struck us as unique, |
being striped silver gray and sage, a COM
bination of colors that must be seen to be ap-
preciated. A large assortment OF
BLACK ALPACAs AND MOHAIHs,
one piece of the latter the finest we ever saw.
frints in great variety, pretty enough to
make calico balls and parties popular among
the most fastidious. The
"POLKA boTs,'
the rage In the Eastern cities, are here
trst shown, and will Undoubtedly find ouiek
sales with oil who see them. Manchester
q light wooden fabric for spring
wear; linen checks. something durable, and
Union drills. just what is needed for bows
wear; n large assortment of percales, both
and figured.
THEIR WHITE GOODS,
entirely in New York, embrace n
arSe variety of !inens. embro;deries, dome,.
les. &c., and range from the most elegant
md expensive articles down to chesp cot
ons for common Use. In this department
'iessfs. k"yie q New think they can defy
competition both as to price and quality Of
SOMETHING NEW,
'hich Is sure TO find favor with the aides IL
alled the "skirt protector" which is not
My q substantial braid for tie dress skirt
ut dispenses With wirSin.
SPRING snAwL.s |.
I many Qualities and coIors, some of them
cry fine with the advantage OF being alike
n both sides, and csn be worn either =,
hawl or scarf.
HARDWARE, TRUNKS, SC,
A good stock Of hardware. garden and
lrming tools. Trunks, vaIiscs aniitrsyelIn-
in great abundance and variety. and
lany other things. useful and ornamental. I
lat we cannot now enumerate.
THEIR PRICES
re as low as their class of goods can he sold
In any market. Every article thcy will
'arraat to be what it is represented, 4