Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-03-31
Henry Sinauer.

Mr.. Henry >inuucr returned from hi, ,rIp
east last friday, aud he Is rIreadv brrinr,iuy
to receive some OF the Very large stock rf
goods which he purchased. He report,
goods remarkably low, and that by cash
purchases, and taking hi> time i'll buvruv
he succeeded in getting good. at rock bor
tom. This. with the fact that he purchased
his brother stock. who has returned to Eu-
| rope t" reside permanently at very much
| less than its Value. VIII enable him to m..,
the spring market with goods marked down
to Wholesale prices, aud still make 4 fair
| profit. Henry, though long in the bu,in.>,
| in Lexington, has but Recently bcc,ne th.
| proprietor of the Star Clothing iiou,e. and
| he proposes 10 make quick sales and small
| profits the motto by which To WORK. OF one
| thing you may rest assured. aud that j. thnt
! he Will not m!>repr",cut 1, garment 10 max.
a sale. Whatever he tell, You may he relied
| on. He know, that one sale to Il person
| amounts 10 hut II little, while that pLrsou'
regular custom. which can only be obtained
by hr,t suinin. the person, confidence. is
worth u great deal, and II ha PROPOSES In
live here he Inend- To dn ali that II. can TO
IL
munlty. which VT, knowing him well. be-
lIrNe ih.t he deserves. The purchasers of
men wea: III Lexington have learned ly
experience that the best IL t:I,. clraIrsI
and realizing Iht- Mr.. >lnaupr hl, puT,aa,,d
L Iarse assortment of line suits. coat, ami
vests, French aud English wpr-r-i. and
pants OF French ca>sllncIe, in Which YOU
VIII be ~ We | dressed IL any u~rcnaut TAI.
Tor can array you, and fur half ihr money.
lie has 4 great variety OF business -ult,
ranging from i've dulIar> to tn. highest
priced scotch cassmcrc and knIcg rrlockrr>
In Jean, Ii" ia, pants aud fun suits made uu
III elegant -tHle, and not by any means :, be-.
,iite<rd at for appearance. His stock ,,C
whIte and fancy M4r>eillcs vest word h from
| one dollar up, i> very large. la furnishing
goods he VIII hive 4 most cOmpi.ir a--,rt-
ln"ni. and at prices that VIII absolutely make
II about - cheap 10 be We'll ~ lily drc->rd g:
white and cheyiot shirts from >.yruty-Iiys
cents to the best grades q great variety in
hnbbN six htndhervHIrt> linen aud puI-r
collars, hosiery, sus endrrs. underwear.
Kid and lI>lr thread gloves, and nu tn, NIlle
iick nacks lnclientd to The trade not en-
~
ell >Iouch 10 a SIX nat iii for a Beau Bruln-
mel. hr. onturr ia. brought on qutt. a
large stock OF trunks and vall>r>, which he
Is Offering Yer! low. 1t used 10 be that q
gentleman trunk WAS WORTH somewhere IN
the ne'ghhorhOd OF one hundred dollars. or
IL WAS rot the thinG now yuu can buy
Iinr trunk, with All iron bottom aud IRON
corners, Warranted TO foil the efforts OF the
most 'indIciiEe baggage tieud, ivr less than
hiicen dollars, the Old price of good va
ti-e. Beside the great strength Of these
new trunks they arr admirably arranged H.
ternaity, with hat box In one end, and Il p4t-
cnt tray hinge which ohN.ate. the Necessity
oi taking the tray out when YOU want to get
AT th" bottom part OF I'll. trunk, and a STAY
hlnSr Tor the top OF the trunk which due.
away with tie old fashioned straps 10 b0Id il
III position, aud patent catches TO di,pcu>-
with the Old time tT"uh!--oInt strap-. o,,r
tie tops. In short. Mr. ; i;ir!cr Inns u,,,I,,.r-
ed no effort on his part to provide for HE
people OF lafaS cite county i iirsl-cla>> stock
OF goods IN every line which he handle.
and he de,erNe> liberal patronage