G. W. Hays, Supt.

1872. NEW GOODS. 1872. o FARMERS' STORE, -AJSTÜSr AEBOE, MICH. WE -AJEVE 3SrOW EECErviNQ OXTH. NEW STOCK OF FALL GOODS, WHICIl ITAS BEEN BOUGIIT VERY CIIEAP. WE "NTOW OFFER IX ADDITION TO OUIS LAR6E STOCK OF IMP0RT1 DRY liOODS A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF III1STÍC GITTIIS SIIEETING AT LAST FALL TRICES, SILKS, IR1SII POPLINS, FINE QOODS, WOOLEN FLANNELS, BOSIEKY, KID GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, LACE CURTAINS, VELVETS, ÜNDER-SI1IRTS AND DRAWERS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS, THREADS, BUTTONS, LARGE STOCK OF LATEST STYLES OF SAHWLS, LACES AND EIBBONS, ENGLISH CEAPES, GIMPS, FEINGES, GINGHAMS, DELAINES, UMBRELLAS, COESETS, THE BEST ASSOETMENTS OF GARPETING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS IN THE CITY OF ANN ARBOR. A FÜLL LINE OF "W" ATER FIOOI11 OXiOTÜS, IN NEW MIXTURES. FULL LINE OF BEAVERS AND BROADCLOTHS AND CASSIMEEES. TWEEDS FOE MEN AND BOYS WEAR, at Less Prices tkan for years past. WE HAVE A LAEGE ASSOETMENT OF NEW STYLES OF ZEPHYE AND BEELIN YARNS. WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF MERINOS. EMPKESS CLOTHS. SATTINES, THAT WAS ETER OPENED IN THE CITY OF ANN ARBOR BEFORE. EASTERN SALT ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. Which we will sell Clieapcr tlian ever before. Please cali and see onr Goods and Prices before making your purcliases elsewhere, as we are bound to sell the Goods. Ann Akbok, September 2Gth, 1872. 1393