The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-07-28
Our Now York Letter.
NEW dooDs-NEw STYLES.

At Lord i Taylor's they have
brought the science OF dre5smaking
to fine art. Costumes made there
are certainly superior III style and
finish to those imported and tAat Is
perhaps why many toilettes worn
by noted lsdl0s who grace the
"ietos" of the ereme do la creme OF
Now York and Washington are do.
signed and executed at this famous
house. Moreover their modisties
only require an accurate measure in
fitting ont purchasers from dA-
taneo. They are always ready to
give any information respecting
styles, send estimates on application
from the great store corner Broad
way and Twentieth Street, or send
samples Of tho new fabrics OF which
current industries have produced
this season an infinite variety. Ma
tsrials run all the grades in the text.
lie calendar from the gauziest grena.
dino TO the most Substantial SILK,
satin velvet and velvetsen in vogue.
The "Nonparell" brand OF Vel.
veteons introduced into this season
last year has become . standard IA
brio OF fashion. When stylishly
made, the quality al 81 per yard is
equal in appearance to the bcst Ly.
ons velvet at $40, and tho fibre,
though supple, 10 strong as iron.
NEW BROOKE vELvETEErEs.
The manufactures of this brand
have succeeded IN producing q
beautiful broehe fabric IN the rich
est designs, and in ell the fine
shades OF myrtle, plum, clarst.
brown, ruby, black and others so
much admired in tho plain "Nonpa.
reil" voiveteons. These fabrics
have the velvet 6gures woven in.
not stamped, so their beauty con,
tinues to the end, and the cost com.
pared with the cost Of figured silk
velvet, is a mere trifle, and the Of
feot equally rich and 6ns. Beauti-
ful costumes are made of the broohs
vslvstsen 10 conjunction with satin
surah, and also with Ottoman silk,
and their success can hardly fail to
create o revolution IN the use OF
brochs yelvets. Ladies should,
however, be sure they got the gsnu.
inc article, which has the name
"Nonpareil" stamped on tho back
OF every second yard, and do not be
persuaded 10 buy any other. Ynis ia
found on the back of the pIsin and
brochs, both.
AMERICAN SILKS.
Those introduced this season are
undoubtedly handsome and will out
wear two imported costumes OF
similar grade. Tho now style OF
tomsn is silk Of large cord and
rich quality. II is single faced, fast
woven back that will not pull nor
slip, and is shown in 20, % and "a
inch widths. They are highly rec
commended for durability, and forms
An sxcssdingly rich, elegant cos
tume for little money; the retail
pros being ST. 30, 81 rs and 81 90
per yard, the lsttor quality quite as
rich and handsome looking al the
imported goods for which twice the
r-icA ia esLad and .sh,oh will mt
begin to wear as we'll or give as
good service in any way. These
goods are manufactured at the ex.
tensiye silk mills of John N. Stearns
h Co., on AID Street, whore are also
the new two toned brocsdes that are
such an attractive novelty this sea.
son. Those brocsdes are the cheap
est and most beautiful goods in mar.
ket. The guilty is rich, and tho
combinations in colors reveal the
most artistic taste. For pelisses,
basques and house jackets they are
tho most durable goods made tho
quality compares favorably with an
imported fabric at double the cost.
THE NEWPORT SASH.
The Newport Sash" is among the
fashionable novelties in New York
this season. 1t is brocadsd after an
ORIENTAL pattern in the same color
as the background, and fringed all
around, the fringe secured with mar
row sslveges. II is very graceful
worn as n corssge scarf, is two yards
and sovsn.eights long ard comes in
two widths, one Of eight the other
fifteen inches. All the fashiona bic
shades are represented, the pink
shades beng lovely, vhilo the gar.
nets, blues and browns arc also
greatly admired. The narrow ones
are extremely pretty for childrens'
sashes, and can DO utilized in vari-
Gus ways for ladies' wear. The
wide ones form a most beautiful fin.
ish to plain toilet, while IT en-.
chances iho richness and style of a
dressy costume. They can DO had
at every first class dry goods house
in all the principal cities. g. c.
The Southern EXPOSITION at Lon.