Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-04-02
IT. MI. DOBSON & GO.

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GRAND OPENING
Millinery and Dress Goods
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
April LIST and End,
MFRS. DoBsoN will display the latest fash; n;
Nl ions of the day i'll Millinery, and the 0ld
Chap and his associates will try and not get left
in DRY GOODS. AS we have always stood
front in the openings, we hope to retain that po-
sition. We know we have the goods 10 13and ehapie
| us to remain there if can get them displayed
| in such q manner as to show up their beauties
Every person is invited to come and see what we
have on exhibition. Every person will be treat
Ell kindly and all the attention possible given to
show what we have, and, at the same time, make
it pleasant for them while they stay: All the
latest styles of HATS and BONNETS for Ladies,
Misses and Children that are out, vii! be shown;
and PATTERN HATS from $500 TO SZ2W; ana
our own getting up shall not be far behind the
Paris Patterns. And as Miss KEEN is still at
the head of the Trimming Department, you may
expect something nice of her own get up, as her
| good taste and nice work always speak for them
Selves. Miss CLARK, with her usual politeness,
will be happy to show you around and give you
all the attention possible to make your stay
pleasant. Mrs. DOBSON will be on hand to give
you all the information in regard to styles OF
HATS, BONNETS AND DRESSES,
And to inform YOU of what is worn and how to
cut and what to trim WITH as she has seen and is
| posted in MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS and
| TRIMMINGS. You can see all the latest things
and can be informed what is worn and how to
make and trim. So your eyes can feast and your
mind get stored with all the latest. So you can
| combine pleasure with little information, and
we hope that not one will leave with the remark
that they were sorry they went; but, on the con-
trary, hope all may be pleased and real glad that
Fashion and, as you pass in and out, our polite
young men, Messrs. COLCOCK and ALLISON,
will try to make it attractive and pleasant that
you cannot leave without looking at some OF
their pretty and cheap things that you cannot
help seeing and admiring, and our polite office
man, Mr.. STRAUSS, will lend any assistance in
giving information in regard to prices and any,
thing pertaining to office matters generally, and
will try to add his full share in making you say:
Saint L Glad L Gomez
And the OLD CHAP will try to dress up in IS
year old looks, and see if see if he cannot, as
| usual, smile little now and then, and try to
make it specially pleasant for the little Misses,
and see that they all that is to be seen, and he
specially wants all of them to come and spend q
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of Mrs. DOBSON'S Beauties of Fashion. We
hope the ladies of the country will come and
bring their little Misses to see the great Show OF
| Fashion twill pay them we'll to do so, as such
! treat does not happen often, and many of you
| never saw such display Of beauties as will be
presented on that day for your inspection, and In
coming here on private days you cannot possibly
see the one-tenth part as much as you could on
either one of the days of our openings: so try
and persuade the old gentleman to hitch up the
carriage and bring you all in to see. You have
not long to stay here at best, and this life is too
precious to live out and not see what IS to
| It will not cost you anything but your time, as
you need not buy anything If you DO not want 1 TO-
We will be Just as glad to see you and you shall
have our best attention while here. 1t will not
take you long, for large number of you need
| not lose more than half day in looking round
| in the Old Chaps store. It may be worth more
| than half years stay at home. So we hope
the country will turn out in full force that day
and see for once all the latest styles that are out
HAVE A BIG FEAST FOR THE EYES.
We do not expect to sell anything scarcely on
these days. rs we cannot wait on many. Most OF
our time will be occupied in making it pleasant
for all of you to see what we nave NOW, re-
member if you do not whati Is to be seen, IT. Is
not our fault, as we will spend many hours in
hard work for you to see and do it cheerfuly, TOR
our mutual benefit of course Now, the Old
Chaps sermon Of invitation is about ended and
hope none will consider themselves sllghted;;
Friends and foes are all cordially invited and
shall have the same attention. So every one
come and see the Old Chap smile and Mrs. Dob
son look happy Thus endeth the first lesson.
The End we will give on the lst and End Of April
next.
r. NJ. DoBSON & CO.,
Leaders in Dress Making and Millinery.
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