The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-04-19
WHkT'LI We WEAR :?
A Question Which Will Be Answered
by Application at the Dry Goods
Stores.
A List Of Which You'll Find by the
PerusaI of the Article Below.
THE SPRING TRADE.

l me SPRING TRADE.
Never before in the history of our fair young
city, has the spring trade opened out so aus
piciously, with prospect of its continuance
throughout the year. Our merchants have
spent more money upon the establishment
of their stores and the laying in of stocks
than ever before, which Is the best guarantees
possible that it is expected that somebody
either from Leavenworth or some place else
Will come in and buy their goods. Notwith.
standing the hard times and the evils which
are consequent thereon, money never seemed
easier to get, and when once obtained, its cir.
culation among the business men is assured
We say that the prospects are bright for every
branch of business, and that's exactly what
we mean /; but the particular subject TO which
this article is intended to refer, is
THE DRY GOODS TRADE,
which just now is looming up and assuming
proportions which astonish the Oldest inhab-
liant as well as the new conner and the casu-
al visitor. Ii is sometimes a wonder to even
those best informed, where the people all
come from who buy the immense stocks OF
goods with which these stores are filed, and
equally matter of establishment that The
people who live here should wear many
clothes. A glance through any one of our
large dry goods stores would convey the i'm
preston that what was contained therein was
sufficient to clofhe and supply this entire
city-which shows that human nature is fall
lible, for ii won't. Every store is crowded,
and constantly. In passing up Delaware
street, our main thoroughfare, toward Fifth
street, from the river, the first of these great
emporiums that attract our notice is
JAGGARp FOSTERS
No-Si2, magical number, which has drawn
more VpeopieJ thah any humber ever attach-
ed TO a lottery What can't be obtained at
Jassard d Fosters isn't to be had Anything
That can be bought in Paris, London or New
York can also be bought here, and at the same
prices. The specialties In the dress goods de-
partmsnt comprise the latest novelties in the
greatest profusion, all the newest shades and
designs, with full line OF trimmings to
match In the silk de ,,artment are found
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FRANZ sCorr
Inc rapia progress Oh our city during the
P"S' ~" years 10 point "hefe she is sale
hoih inc IiHaIS oi her SISTER towns In the
Missouri ]aiies, Is eniireiy que 10 the tireless
ehFr prise ana sieepitSs energy OF her mer-
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rank. is Mr. Frank Scott dry goods ,,.rcb.pt
AT No sIs delaware s,rae, ba,y-aa,, T,,;r5 ,,d
Fourth streets His lony and n,oS,.ro,s
career which covers a n,,mb,.r of x,a,rs i'm tho
,netropoIis- is indicative. of tn. confidence 70
nosed IN him Inv his n.,rors which ,.,,.,r
are no. only in Ia.van,ror,b .i,r ona co,n-
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ladies i'm maling ,ba;, selections for s,r;no
purchases shopId NOT fail 10 .,,nina NJ
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Further down the street, at No. JIG, we enter
the ihaghincentempo oil weaver Small
a complete description OF which has been
gwen so often in these columns that to at
tempt.the same again would be useless. The
STOCK now being carried by them Is complete
ness ltseii, comprising every article needed in
then line ana "hich 10 add 10 would oe IKE
painting the MY OF FURNISHING bright gold
lei this Is exactly what these gentlemen are
doihg, ana "hiie they cannot increase their
varieties, they can make additions othem,
which Is being done daily. In February last,
Mr. Weaver went East and bought an entire
ly new stock, the like OF which has never
been seen even IN the metropolis They sell
al bottom prices, and do not allow any deal
soil tbeno Their trad. hos h,,,,, ;,,or.,.s;,,,r
steadily, aay ps day. ana SO rapidly as TO re-
quire frequent ADDITIONS TO their former cleri-
cal foree' wnich was iound TO be totally mad
equate 10 accommodate the rush or customers.
a skyhght mas been recently put into the
roof at the rear OF their commodfous store
room, which gives additional advantages and