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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 422, 10 May 1877, Page 1

§y. Craig's §ibwriis£jimit. Is now Showing: a Fine Assortment OF NEW LADIES' DEPARTMENT: FANCY DRESS FABRICS (all new) FRENCH MERINOES (all Colors) BLACK ALPACAS COBURGS, RUSSEL CORDS LLAMAS (all colors) ALL WOOL TARTANS BLACK SILKS, SILK VELVETS HABITS, BLACK CLOTH, VELVETEENS BLACK and FANCY SKIRTS QUEENSLAND & TARTAR WOOL SHAWLS GARIBALDI JACKETS CROSSOVERS, CHEST PROTECTORS LADIES' AND GIRLS' WATERPROOF MANTLES LADIES' & GIRLS' WL. HOSIERY SILK & WOOL SCARFS, CLOUDS LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT: TWEED SUITS DO. TROUSERS and VESTS DO. TROUSERS BLACK CLOTH SUITS KNICKERBOCKER DO. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' DO. GENTS' INVERNESS CAPES DO. WATERPROOF COATS MEN'S CARDIGAN JACKETS MEN'S & BOYS' MOLE AND COTTON CORD TROUSERS MEN'S CRIMEAN, TWEED, SERGE, MERINO, & COTTON SHIRTS MEN'S DRAWERS, in Lambsvvool, Plaiding, Flannel, Merino, & Cotton MEN'S and BOYS' HATS and CAPS MEN'S and BOYS' HOSIERY SCARFS, TIES, MUFFLERS BRACES BELTS White and Colored Flannels White, Blue, Scar.d and Grey Blankets Twillea ( ,iir~ Sheetings end Colored Bed Quilts Linen and Cotton Ticks White, and Grey Calico . Brown Hollands Fine Linens Window Hollands Window Muslins ALL WOOL DAMASKS, BLACK & SCARLET MOREEN, WHITE & GREY LINEN TABLING. FELT CARPETING, KIDDERMINSTER CARPETING, JUTE CAR PETING, WAX FLOOR CLOTH, COCOA MATTING, VEh YET PILE HE AR TH R UGS, BR USH MA TS, AMERICAN LEATHER, CANVAS, SMALLWARES, &c, &c.

£tOT£RZZSCIB. ROBERT GLENN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ~'_EOCEE, WINE, SPIEIT, AM) GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANT. BELFAST STORE, NASEBY MOUNT IDA. "ICHAEL BEOOKES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPER, MOUNT IDA. KYEBURN DIGGINGS. OST-OFFICE STOEE ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. Orders eft at tho Store will bo promptly attended to, and Goods delivered. Two aad a-half per cent. Discount allowed on cash payments under three months. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. Ibstvg NOTICE. ■ESSES. JOHN WEIE & JAMES SMITH beg to intimate that they have made arrangements for the Lease of the well known LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES (Lately occupied hy Mr. Joseph Packman) They are now rn a position to devote special attention to the Hiring out of Traps and Saddle Hacks. , Quiot an I well-conditioned Horses, Buggies, Drays, &c., can be obtained ot oil times. Horses kept at Livery, and well Groomed, sX lowest ratesi