Important To Everybody

Rochester, N. F., January 12t7i, 1880. A. L. NOBLE, ESQ., Ann Arhor, Mich. 1MAR SIR-Taking info consideration the large quantities oGoods you have yearly jmrchased of ts, we considcr our duty iopost y mi of the condition ofaffairs as tlteyiww exist in the Woolen MarTcet. AU classes of Goods that go 10 comprise a ready-made Coat, Pant, or Vest, have adnanced from 15 to 35 jer cent . rifliiii ninely days, and you cannot possiMy replace your stock under 25 per cení, abone its cost. Ui; Spring Goods early, wfen and where you can sace the advance, for as soon as wool, hovght at present high prices, ÏS made into piece Goods, uien will you begin l appreciatie ff is, what, toe tritst, will o you, as a Jir.s! ctass m rvhuul, a timely warning. We are, my dear Sir, Very iruly ymtrs, The abovc is from one of the largest, if not the largest, Youths', Boys' and Children's Clothing Houses in the United States. In anticipation of the advance, I bought largely, late in the season, of PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERE SÜITS FOB 3VLE1T Jí3IT BOTTS. CA8UHBRB MD WORSTED PANTS, FINE WÜRSTED (MTS AND VESTS IN PRINCE ALBERTS AND CUT-AWAYS. And am now showing a greater variety of styles and qualitics than most Houses carry during the busy season. Customers will look to their interests by making their purchases in the next sixty days. OVERCOAT8 AND ULSTERS Will be closed at a great reduction, as I have not the room to spare to carry over. THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Jannnry 15, 1HS0. __. Ij. TROTST; TH. ffltyr