Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-10

ing. and waiting to buy Hat or Bonnet or other
Millinery from Mrs. DOBSON. l just dropped
in on Saturday evening and asked Mrs. DOBSON
how was business that day. She said she had as
much and more than she could do, and had had to
send out and get help to wait onher customers.
I ventured another question, How many orders
have YOU in for next week She remarked, on
ly % now. Think of it,
Only Twenty Hats and Bonnets Left Over
For next week, to be trimmed and sent out. I
should have thought if she could sell twenty in
week, she would be doing well; but instead Of
that she has been selling from Is to 100 a week
ever since she returned from the North. Think
of it, and six Millinery Stores in Yorkville, but
HAS THE RUN THIS SEASON.
know from what have seen and heard, that
DOBSON is doing the Millinery business of near-
ly all York county. You can hardly find neigh
borhood but what Mrs. DOBSON'S
Hats and BOnnets
Are seen and worn, and still the boom continues
for Hats and Bonnets at Mrs. DOBSON'S. You
will hear ladies enquiring for Mrs. DOBSON'S
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING HOUSE
Wanting nice Hat or Bonnet, or some Neck
Fixtures, and almost every mail brings her an
order from some lady to send her Hat or Bon
net or some kind Of Millinery.
New and Strange Faces Can Be Seen ~
At DOBSON'S daily, purchasing Hats and Bon-
nets. No one knows them, or where they come
from. They had heard of Mrs. DOBSONS
GRAND millinery STORE
Had come, bought and left satisfied, as they had
got their Hats at Mrs. DoBsoN'S Millinery
Store.
The Dress Making Business
Is booming. Plenty of Dresses to cut, fit and
make and still they come. They say they get
such nice work, good fits and low prices. Moth
ing like it ever seen or heard of in Yorkville be-
fore. Such
A RUSH FOR DOBsON's
Millinery and Dress Making House. Mrs. DOB
SON asked meto return her sincere thanks to the
ladies Of Yorkville, York and the adjoining
counties, for the
Liberal Patronage Given Her This Year.
And the old chap himself seems quite elated over
his grand success this season, long ways ahead
of anything he ever has done. He receives new
goods every week, direct from
NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE.
He informs me that he will recevea large supply
on Wednesday, the 9th instant. He also informs
me that his
Clothing and Dress Goods Trade
Has been good, as also Shoes and Gents Hats.
He has quite large trade in
CASHMERES, NUNS YELLING,
Henrietta Cloth and Black Alpacas. Also, quite
agood trade in Cottonades and Cassimeres, Para
soils, Umbrellas, Hamburg Edgings, and all kinds
of Edgings and
Trimmings for Dresses.
Mrs. DOBSON keeps all kinds of Dress Trim
mings, Face Powders Bloom of Youth, Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, and all kinds Of Ladies'
Handkerchiefs, Silks, Satins, Vailings and eve
rything to be found in a
IRST-CLASS MILLINERY STORE.
DOBSONs scents Muslins are selling very fast,
colors good. Remember his
School-Books and Butterick'S Patterns
Are selling as cheap as You can buy them in New
York.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
For sale, and don't you forget it, ladies, if yon
want stylish Hat or Bonnet
Mrs, DObSOn's is the Place
To get it.. I. M. DOBSON,
Leader in Millinery and Dress Making.