Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-04-15
LOCAL NOTICES.
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This is the age of rapid progression.
The old landmarks of our forefatherS are
mestly obliterated by the march of pro-
gress. Lightning and steam assimilate
time and distance in the wonderful changes
they effect in this era of the world. In
the arts and sciences strange discoveries
and astounding developments are almost
hourly occurring; and it seems as if "a na-
ton was born in a day. The seasons
change; mems opinions change; as with
lightning velocity empires rise and fall;
governments change their policy and rulers
their principles, to suit this ever changing
world and harmonic with the liberal
views which seem to possess the hearts
of men in ali conditions and climates.
In this rapidly changing age there is
nothing perhaps so changeable as Fashion,
and this brings us to glance at the new
store room and new goods Of
sILCoTT MILLIKAE s. CO.,
who are now receiving from Eastern mar
kets the largest, most stylish, beautiful
and cheap assortments of dry goods, cloth
ing, carpets, notions, ETC., eVere offered
the. people of this country, all of which
were selected with great care, and bought
for cash, by that close and experienced
buyer of the firm, Mr.. A. E. Silcott, to
whose economy and taste the customers of
that old reliable establishment are largely
indebted for many beautiful and stylish
goods, as well as the low prices at which
consists, in part, of Black Grenadines,
from La bella France, the latest styles out
and as beautiful and cheap as it is new,
plain and figured French Lawns, fine as
snow and airy and light as morning mist;
Piques and Marselles, from 20 to Is cents
per yard, elegant and stylish; the most
beautiful tInts, shades and colors in Mo-
hairs and Brillianteens, AlPaccas and Per-
Gales, pure Pongee and Jap. Silks, Chintz
and other varieties of dress goods, in col
ors that never run and don't know how to
fade or grow dim. Black Cashmeres, plain
and fancy Merinos, new styles Plaids,
Ginghams, Turkish Reps, etc. Shawls of
all sizes, colors and styles, from Is cents
up to $25. Ladies' Ties, an immense and
beautiful stock, with Silk and Linen hand
kerchiefs; full line of Jackonet En-
broideries, Laces and Ribbons; a large as
sortment of Ladies' Cashmere and Lace
Jackets, Lace Points, and the best quail
ties of Kid Gloves, in all colors and sizes,
at lowest prices; buttons, veilings, gimps,
edgings, embroideries, zephyr and working
canvass, embroideries, belts, and notions
in endless variety, at prices which defy
competition. Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Skirts; Dress Linens; CheviOt Shirt
ings. in all colors and styles; White Table
Linens and Colored Table Damasks; Cot
tonades, the largest stock and greatest va
riety ever opened in this market; Muslins
and Sheetings, all brands and grades, at
very low prices; Notions and Fancy Goods.
an immense assortment, comprising the
latest novelties. Clothing of all kinds;
Piece Goods, the largest, most stylish and
cheapest stock in Washington, which will
be made in suits to order, at prices which
cannot fail to crafty customers. Boots
and Shoes fer Ladies, Misses, Gents and
Children: Ladies' boots and shoes a spe-
ciality. Carpets Oil Cloths, house furnish
ing goods, etc., comprising the most COM
plete and varied. as well as the best and
cheapest assortment of goods offered the
people of this section of country, to which
the attention of customers is invited.
Those persons whe desire to save money
by purchasing the best goods at lowest
prices, are invited to call at the new store
room of ''the old reliable,' where fashion
and economy combine to save customers
money, and give everybody the biggest
bundles of good goods for the smallest
amount of cash.
Remember the place, McLean's new
block, Court street, second door from the
corner of Fayette, Washington G. H., o.