Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-11-12
r. Nj. DOBSON e. GO.
Our Cincinnati Clothing.

w have large and varied stock Hold
up! Excuse me! I didn't mean that. OF
course we have it, but since I remember that
YOU heard the same old thing last week; week
before, and the week before that from more than
adozen possessors of "large and varied Stocks"
in each and every department of the mercan-
tile business, will not apply such common
expression to the uncommon goods which we
have to offer you.
We have large and va - There it is again !!
I meant to say something about Ready made
Clothing and was about to apply that same old
time-worn description to it too! I won't use
it here either, because it won't beg in to answer.
The truth Of the business is, our Cincinnati
Clothing needs no praise. 1t stands at the head
of the list. Its praise resounds from satisfied
wearers and delighted beholders.
No Clothing ever sold in Yorkville has given
such universal satisfaction, either in quality,
make, style or fit. "Why?" Do you ask?
Simply because it's perfection! and you'll
remember PERFECTION is an adjective hard to
get behind. We used to be, before we bought
our Cincinnati Clothing, one step in the lead !;
now, we are two-two long ones. So long, judg-
ing from the delight the goods give to the hum
dreds of purchasers, that we can stay there Gn
the lead) until some wonderful genius gets up
something far enough ahead Of the rest to beat
Cincinnati Clothing. When that day comes our
times will be spoken of as "in the early histo-
ry," etc.
Do you want to see some Cincinnati Clothing?
If so Just pick out the most handsomely dressed
gentleman in any Sunday or holiday gathering
and ask him where he got his clothes and how
much they 'set him back The answer to the
first question will be 'the Old Chaps 'Dob-
son's,' or something of that kind, and the an
swer to the second will surprise you, if truthful.
(Not meaning to insinuate.) The gentleman in
question may be ashamed to confess the low
price he paid for them.
Cincinnati Clothing is worn by the tidy clerk,
trim lawyer, preacher and doctor, by the top-
pish dude and the neat mechanic; and by every
body who desires to wear the best and most styl-
ish goods of the day.
When you come to town, come to Dobson's.
When you come to Dobson's ask for CINC1N-
NATI CLOTHING.
The results Of our past efforts to introduce
these splendid goods into this market have been
We knew at the time that the goods were bound
to take-that it was necessary consequence.
The fact Of their being, as above described,
the very acme Of perfection, has no little influ-
ence in the large demand created.
Although an unusually large quantity was
bought during the first Of the season. order af-
ter order has to be duplicated and still the de-
mand increases.
For further information in regard to our beau
tiful goods call and we will take pleasure in
showing you through every department. Re-
member we are headquarters for al kinds of
Millinery, Dress Goods, Dress Making and
Sewing Machines. The Old Chap will be heard
from again next week, if his breath holds ont.
So dear friends farewell till then.
T. NJ. DOBSON, e. Co.,
Leaders in Millinary and Dress Making.