Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-24
DRY GOODS NOTIONS sc.

Dh1 UOODS NOlIONo ~.
~THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
Are annually lost to consumers
By not purchasing theft
Goods wheye they can
be had at the low
est prizes,
Purchasers of dry goods will find
it to their advan tage to buy of
LEVY BROTHERS.
Black crepe maretz, two yards wide; Of Coo.
worth $3.50; white and background grenadines
at 12E H. 16s and zoe. worth 20 and 25c.; striped
and plaid japanese poplins at 12I, and zoe. worth
20 and 96c. per yard japanese grenadine robes at
g worth 81 ;percaes at l6' 70, and &c. yeryard;
lawns at l9s, 1875 10, and CSC. scotch ginshams,
excellent styles ~ 1880. worth Csc; plain AND
polka dot chinese grass cloth ut 1859. worth Csc
per yard; wssh-popllus at 1880 worth sc. per
yard; salin-stripe french percale at SOC. perya-d
regular price sOc. tamise at sl.25 to s2per yard;
bOmJaZiues from sl.25 n 81 per yard; alpacas
and mOhairs from SOC. 10 $50 per yard; oolored
silks for dresses and trimming In al the new
shades, very cheap black silks IN a'l 'a'ahtes
| from 81 to - per yard; black and cJiorrd satins
for trimmings, cut on the bias when desired;
handsome large-checS muslin at COO. worth 30c.
per yard; white brillants at 25. 80, and CSC. pei
yard, very cheap; organdie, 81 wide, at coc. per
yard, would be cheap ut ,5c.; victoria lawn,
piece twelve yards for $3.50 worth Soc. per yard
and at $3.50 piece worth SOC. per yard; nainsooA
muslin at 20, %, 30 30, and SOC per yard; swiss
muslin from 10 to soc. per yard india twin long
cloth from 80 TO coo. per yard tucked cambria q;
81 % worth q per yard; hamburg edgings ana
usertings from l.kc. 10 Sl.50 per yard; lace-edgc
ruiile at %, 81, 75c. and 81 piece-wst 80 per
cent below regular prices crochet edrings at /"
and 25c. a dozen yards worth SC. per yard patent
embroidery edgings at 80 and 75c and 81; pillow
case laces nj 30, 75c., and 81 per dozen yards
worth from to 19Hc. per yard: bobhin edge all
linen and handmade, 5Oc. for piece OF i yards
worth &c. per yard; ladies' lingn collars at 80 and
T5c. per dozen worth 81 and $50. Bustles and
hoop skirts IN all styles at low prices cheYiot
shlrting at zoe per yard, same rs sold last season
az 3Tc fruit sfthc loom cotton at lG q per yard
I ful-width uubleachCd sheeting at 800 per yard
awning stripes aud duck also fringe aud binding
for same; white and coored linen dFiiiingS anu
duck: linen CHECKS ard cottonads In great varic-
ty: t-eeds, jeans, cloths, cassimeres, and YES
tngs bet-tck IRON lOc. TO 30. per yard: night
gowns. cheInises, drawers, corset covers. apron
and skirts in great variety; Icady-made dresses
for ladies' from g. 10 :a5-iaeiss IN this depart
fnent ~ shO.T the goods table piIu", llylpdcun
aud stand covers: moor and furniture oiolnth
, tWillcd and printed furniture covering 30 25c
worth SOC. per yard white and red-cnccN mating
Al all prices cdrpetlnB NJ every description
Clark's and Coats spool cotton al zoe. per Dozen
sewing-machne needles at so. Tor q partroi ten
neck ribbons NJ 35c, 4Oc soc. i5c, and 81, WORT
0c, SC 81 ST. - and sl.5c; RULES and bHifHgs o
the latest styles, much below regular plites:
orilycd bclf-sucklcs, belts. Chains, sleeve but
tons, dress buttons, and ornlm'hts; luns oi Ih'
latest STYLES, among which WILLIE found the larg,
folding and large palm leaf: leather belts soaps
perumcry SASH ribbons napkins, towels table
~ l5c per yard worth G5,. JET aud plated jewel
: ~: i-t ornaments for wells, hats, and borne;s
iunbleaChcd Eu.ttiuy cotton, three, four. and hIt
strand az agr. per pound; hledoa.d Knitting cot
tom from No q ~ 90 Al Soc. per pound; bale cot
on nj 81 -: carpet warp ia ul colOrS; lace mitt-
isle thread aud hid gloves; laCC-triWmcd and
initial hindErrchlcis travelling baskets, -IiOhtH
table mats. work baskets, rigs ir'lis, hts-''s -
gentlemen s Cslars, cfaydtS, p'a, -'irts drawers
handkerucicfs, and thuusIuls uf other articles
al 20 be- sold ~ extremely ov prices for cash
orders Will receive prompt attention. Goods sen
hy express c. CD, or upon receipt ul ne lhontJ
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street, lHrllmpnd, ',