The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-01

a House IL iardls ihat Supplies
liaf with FeatAsrs. plHafv
and the --latest Faahlans


liaf with Featasfa. plHafg,
and ne --latest Fashions.
Stopping lnia Nfs itslan4 fm
tntlbm n Fashions, lately We
uuld nd lml noio o. sians W fue
tem that weio avlaeoi, cvan IN q
oufsnfy view and b0lnginviiud hy
The energetic anl nlehilmble
proprietor Nra ntslson and mlf
f lehd Nh w A. 0wafiney, who.
by.thc.wny, is "lhe right man In
right place, We made tlte grand
rounds II that csiabli aud
viii give details At tho uppor
LEFT hand side We wore shown nm
unusuall attract We steck Of prints.
among them somo new fabrics, such
asC rrtonnc. Saline, Foulard, French
Cambria, etc, superior for wash
and wear, aud in all the bright.
but modest effects that finer goods
show Next came u higher class
Of dress goods, ~ Cashmere, poplin.
B%rocatellcs, Pongcc, aud many 9th.
or mysterious names unknown To
our animated tongue. But the
whole department impressed US
a. being well selected and harmo-
niously combined, and we now
know why this Ladies' Store has
keptat home most Of the trade that
formerly went TO other markets.
The fact Is patent that much in.
telligcncc, thought and good taste,
aided by frequent visits to metro
politan centres ortradeand fashion,
have secured these results, and
that the people here have shown
and are showing their appreciation
of such merit by II patronage that
has built up so large a business in
our town, and which gives employ
mcnt to so many worthy ladies.
These things are ms necessary in
our day as in past generations, so
let our people remember to reward
home effort and enterprise, money
spent at home being well invested,
returning to them in many ways.
After noting thus much we con-
tinucd on our way and came next
to a heavy line of goods, such.
as cottonades, stripes, blcachcd and
%unbleached domestic, light cassi-
meres, boys suitings, chcviots, etc,
very necessary goods, eyidcncing n
desire to supply all demands. Shoes
were next in ordcr-only custom
made, and ladies' and childrcn's of
the best make-towhich will short
ly be added a full spring stock from
the famous house ofSmaltz, Munroe
& Co., Philadelphia.
We we're informed that dress
making was a special feature Of
the business and were shown some
marvcls of artistic taste and exeeu-
tion,lcvclopcl in pretty and season.
able suits, called walkingdresscs."
We do not admire black suits, and
are glad that they are somewhat
passe, but those loves of combina-
tions Of neutral tints and bright
trappings are charming. Our next
step was into an abode of beauty
the millinery department where
We were bcwildercd by the radiance
of bright flowers, gay ribbons, soft
laces, etc, presided over by two
young ladies' who make up those
pretty hats and bonncts, 80 ncccs.
sary to wonan's happiness and
mans poace. Misses Brown and
Moore are adopts in their 'art
millinery and will sell you all the
goods you want, II You give them
half n chance. Last We found an
intcrminable lot Of boxes contain.
ing, we suppose, more 81 the "ncces-
sary prac;.n Miss Lou Roach oc-
cupies the honorary position Of
head saleswoman and is most IF,
fcicnt and always at her post.
We bcspcak for this cntcrprising
and well established firm n contin-
nance of patronage, feeling sure
they will labor to deserve it, and
will furnish good goods as low
priced rs any.