Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-11-08
II. M. DOBSON.
WONDERFUL, IF TRUE!

II. Nj. DOBSON.
WONDERFUL, IF TRUE!
N7ELL, Judge. is it not wonderful, the big
w boom the old Chap has gotten up in his
trade It seems like he has converted almost
every man, woman and child to the belief that he
is selling better goods and more of them for less
money, than any House IN town ana, Judge,
piles of Goods and there is another thing GER
tain. if he was not selling cheap, he could not
sell the quantities that he does; and, Mr.. Clerk,
another thing goes to prove the fact, he is selling
so many goods to persons who have not been
buying from him in years past, and very many
who never did buy from him before. Well,
Judge, I believe your tale is true. Go in there
whenever you please, and you will see his Store
crowded.
Some Buying Boots and Shoes,
Some buying those nice Dress Goods at 12l cents
others buying Clothing some asking to see the
new Globe Shirt and those nice Undervests and
others clamoring for the checks at 81 cents, good
and pretty, but the Old Chap can never get up a
smile when he sells Checks at 81 cents, as it is
about the same thing as swapping gold dollars
and giving your time to boot. Well, Mr.. Sheriff,
have you ever seen the Old Chaps
CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSINIERES,
For mems wear. They are pretty and good.
They are too good for this market-they last too
long for the Old Chap. When you buya pair of
Pants off those goods thsDld Chap has to tell
you goodbye, as he is sure he will not see you
have you seen
The Old Chap Chewing Tobacco,
1t just beats anything in town at so cents per
pound He also sells Wedding Cake, and Old
Oaken Bucket Tobaccos, which are good. The
Old Chap has two pieces of Carpeting which he
is offering at cost, to close out. The Old Chap has
piles of Trunks from so cents to $1,000, all sorts,
sizes and kinds. Ifyou want any kind of Crock
cry, the Old Chap is the man to see before you
purchase, and the New York House is headquar-
terS for all kinds of
HARDWARE.
If the Old Chap is out, it is not much use to look
around. If you want Sewing Machine. DOB
SON keeps the Singer, Household and New
Home, all first-class Machines. The Singer is
worth S25. co. and warranted for five years. IT
you want to travel and do not want to bother
your neighbors about borrowing, come and see
and buy one of his nice Valises; and, Judge, if
you want anything in the
Dry Goods Line,
It will save you both money and time to go and
see the Old Chaps goods. He keeps nice goods
and always has had the reputation of selling
goods cheap.
THE OLD CHAP WANTS
500 pounds clean washed Wool,
500 yards LinSey,
500 yards Jeans,
lOUO pairs OF HOOQ w OOl SOCKS,
For which he will pay the market price IN goods
at cash prices. Call and see the Old Chap when
in town. Remember
H. G. Strauss Will Call on You Soon,
If you owe the Old Chap anything, as he must
have what is due him in this month.
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
1t is a well-known fact that but few ladies ever
buy Hat or Bonnet without calling on Mrs.
DOBSON, to see what she has and what the lead
ing styles are Of course, she cannot sell to al
of them, hut she supplies large number
With Hats and BOnnetS
And all kinds of Millinery. She keeps first
class stock and sells at reasonable prices. If
you want a nice
CIRCULAR, DOLMAN, CLOAK. JACKET,
Pelise, or anything in the way of a Wrap, Mrs.
DOBSON is the lady to see, as she has all kinds
and prices, and if she has nothing to suit you,
can make one at very short notice and guarantee
a fit. Mrs. DOBSON keeps q line of black Cash
meres, Jersey Cloths Crepes, Henrietta Cloths
and black Reps and Ottoman Silks, all of the
very latest styles and lowest possible prices and
the beauty of buying Dress from Mrs. DOB
son is, she has such nice Trimmings of all
kinds. and can match them up so nicely for you,
and can
Cut and Fit or Make, Just as You Like,
And will guarantee fit in every instance. She
has seven ladies employed all the time in
DRESS-MAKING AND MILLINERY
Departments, Mrs DOBSON has gotten up