April 21, 1868 (4 pages)

stand that John Majors, formerly: driSALe oF Stace Lings—We underShaw, agent of the same compaity at Sacramento, have purchased of -the Brown Bros. the Grass Valley and Nevada stage line for $7,000. The purchasers are experienced stage men, and appointed Committees to select grounds ~ gtaff'in front of his store on Commer~ ties for the next Presidential term, “good idea for all the schools of Nevada pic nic in which all the children of the Majors, who will handle the “ribbons,” is popular wherever known. The Brown Bros, have, we understand, purchased a livery stable in San Raphael, Marin county, with a stage line which runs from that place to Lime Point. Hanes ovr His ‘S16n.—George R. Crawford has raised a handsome flag cial street and run up the Stars and Stripes to the mast head. Near its base is a book handsomely painted and having inscribed upon either side, “Congress.Book Store.” The title on ‘the back of the book is, “Grant and———” the remainder to be filled when the Chicago Convention nominates a candidate for Vice President. Crawford hangs.out his , which~is but a symbol of the text. of American poliMixtnc Svrr.—Yesterday the case of German vs Wood was tried in the District Court. Sargent,Reardan,Thornton and Williams appeared for plaintiff, and Niles and Belden for defendant.— This is a suit for ejectment, for the possession of an interest in-the Caledonia} mining claims at French Corral. Quite a number of leading miners of French Corral and Smartsville are interested in the ease. The testimony was concluded yesierday, and the defendant’s counsel were granted ten days to file briefs and the plaintiff 10 days thereafter to reply. Scoot Pre Nics.—The Baptist and Congregational Sunday Schools have for May pic nics, and -make other arrangements. Why would it not be a to actin concert and have one grand city may join? The Sunday Schools are all working for the-same end, and there is no reason why a spirit of harmony should not influence them in all things. One pic nic, in which all the children and their friends may unite, would be much more pleasant than one for each school.A Live.y Fient.—A couple of drunken Spaniards engaged in a pitched battle on Sunday morning, in the rear of Davis’ gunsmith shop. One was armed _NMith a cobble stone and the other with . ah iron bar about a foot in. length.— They were so drunk as to be incapable . _ of doing much da: but each seemed bent on mischief, Marshal Cornell took them. to the calaboose and in ten minutes after the door was shut they were both asleep. REPars NEEDED.—The people residing along the line of the road leading from Selby Flat via John Dunn's house te Rock Creek and the San Juan read,-are making great exertions to secure a goodroad. They are ready to expend money, and will work if they have a guarantee that the road will be kept in-order by the county. — This locality is thickly settled, and a good road ought to be built and maintained. ___ ASSAULT aND Batrery.—Wwn. Hol. Dan brook and Dr. Babcock had a difficulty on Deer Creek on Sunday last,in which ‘the latter was considerably bruised . about the face and head. ‘Holbrook was arrested and will be tried before Judge Opp Feiiows.—Next Sunday will be the Anniversary of the organization of the Odd Fellows in the United States. On that oceasion Rev. C. H. Northup will delivera sermon before the orde™ in the Methodist Church in this city. —— NATURALIZED—John Thompson, a native of Sweden,aged 42, and Gottfried Peffgen, a native of Prussia, aged 38, were yesterday naturalized in the Dis trict Court. . 4 att -——— Damy Liye—Today Colby’s stage line commenced running daily to and from Datech Fiat. ‘The stage will leave ores on Nevada street, has been pu a reg Ww. Hinds, of the Arai 2 Ant meee = x of Kidd, READING MaTTER.—We are indebted to George R. Crawford for a budget of Pepe all the ials and magazines. dricks was yesterday tried before Judge Kendall upon the charge of assault and battery, preferred by J. Stillwell. The trouble occurred on Gold Flat abont the } Romeseion of a house owned . Ken: , and occupied by Stillwell. Ee near Newtown, was yesterday arrested by Deputy Sheriff Venard,and brought before Judge Niles upon the charge of insanity. He is a native of Sweden, aged 40 years, and is unmarried. His insanity is caused by excitement upon the subject of Spiritualism, and he believes himself to be haunted by the spirits. He is, at times, violent in language and acts, and is considered unsafe to be at large. He was examined by Drs. Hunt and Cymmings, and will be sent to Stockton in a day or two. Just RECEIVED, a telegraph dispatch from, A. Goldsmith, San Francisco.— Immense decline again in Dry Goods and Domestic Goods. Call and convince yourself of the astonishing low prices of all kinds.of goods. Goldsmith is now sending up the handsomest dress goods that have ever been brought to this place, and the very latest style of trimmings and millinery goods, etc. * DOWNFALL IN Purces.—S. Haas & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city; They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $7 50 ~—for coat, pants, and vest. Neck-ties and. handkerchiefs, and all kinds of clothing are offered at like rates. * To CHEWERS AND SMOKERS.—Tobacco—a new and superior article,called ‘the “Baldwin’s Fig,” can only be had of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail tobacconist, Broad street, Névada. * Dr. J. Ms. Moreeno, the popular San edin that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento St.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon apy of the diseases which the human family are subjectto, either in person or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which should not be mentioned in a famil newspaper. Dr. Moreeno is without a rival and in ail cases where he takes a patient he gives a written guarantee to effect a cure, and pecuniary sesponsible the patient runs no risk of being QUACKED out ofthis money. api4-3m soaceraten GRAND OPENING BALL, AT THE— GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, TO BE GIVEN BY KE. 8S. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May Ist. ’68 A GRAND OPENING BALL will take place AT THE NEW GLENBROOK PARK HOU! on Evening, May ist. No be s: to make thie the best Party ever given in the mountains. A GOOD SUPPER will be got up for the casion. A splendid BRASS AND STHING BAND has been secured. 7 A general invitation is extended, ~ TickEts Five DOLLaRs. , z GRASS VALLEY. Wm Wi Jas Faulkner, a Hetrook, BW ee MB WH : rn Heantaedl, n M B Potter A GF Deetkin, R ? on Cleveland, Chas Bash, 5 aters, J P Skelton, Chas H Mitchel. NEVADA. AC Niles, § D Merchant, Rk M Hun J Earl Brown, W _W Cross, AH Hanson, RB Gentry, A B Carley, qsryeruaae 3Y fae CC Leavitt, 1s . John I Caldwell, Jonathan N P Brown, T B Merry. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. F ‘i €offee. F Schmidt, . R McMurray. W HH Coffman, coat Francisco physician, who. has been establish. . Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and . sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates feRE Bs sae = aoa ~ -SPRING CLOTHING! s. CAMPAIGN OPENED). . Seemed phe &. GBe4r SALES OF tr > -» “ GLOTERENG, FURNISHING Goons, Fees . HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, dc. &e. . aT THE: Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, > Having established the fact that they can aiid do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their comipetitors are now in the field with the Largest and finest assortment —or— Gentlemen’s and Boy’s te SsPRING CLO THING. -—AND— 7 FURNISHING GOODS, Ever before brought to the interior of the State We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention! All yein want of Clothing . We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them Our Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES _And superior to any hitherto imported. ater Fine Fashionable Dress Suits! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assured we can satisfy you, both as to style, qualiiy and price! MATS! HATS! HATS! Enough to cover everyman's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. >” SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Hiand--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make, Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Oravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de scription. + county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases. We can than you gan buy them at the Bay. t# OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE for the Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.29 And everybody in want of any Goods in our making purchases at the GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM = : eet al ros t#DOWNFALL IN PRICES.23} . Amount insured thereon, $871,200 . Receipts for Interest, as above, 25th h Annnal Statement COMPANY, —7 OF NEW YORK. 7 #8 WINSTON, 45 ‘President. February 1, 1868. Net aseets, January 81; 1867, . $17,639,296 97 For thes.2s. eee e008 08,807,296 31 Interest. .cae.. ++ 1,248,011 30 pO ee eee 67,750 00-—-10,173, 047 61 . 96,380000 icles . ccseeews. 2,517,114 05 Surrend licies 256,687 35 Annuities. ..ss0. 14,678 06 Commissions and tations 925,087 32 116,630 16 wen: 941,995 91 106,921 87 20,000 00— 5,149,892 44 “929,062,402 14 Office Ren Sinking Pund.-occensesose 91 — $22,662,459 14 177,365 45 oescsedsares CORE. .ceccwess.0 499,942 19— 9,056,967 41 ——— assets for the year. 5,023,155 17 No of Policies in year, No of deaths in year, 19,460 301 Moof Policiesinforce, 8 —-Feb, 1, 1868, 52,384 INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1866. 1867—Total Receipts,$10,173,047 61. 1866—Total Receipts, ; $6,217,035 88. Increase..--..$3,956,011 73. LOSSES PAID. 1867...914,537 78. $1,248,011, Exceeding Losses, about e anee $333,500 H. 8. HOMANS, General Agent 224 Montgomery St. San Francisco. ra cman ——— re oe ae ie) ) RECONSTRUCTION: = DAVENPORT, . . a THERECONSTRUCTION POLICY of Congréss or, Andy Johnson, but the . RECONSTRUCTION Poutcy —or — 5 ERS & COMPANY, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANC ee . CLOTHING TRADE, g —IN_ THE— In Nevada County. ae 7 : te" MEYERS & CO., £3 Come to this city with the “Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. AND ARE BOUND NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD: NEW GooDs! NEW PRICES! MYERS. & CO.,_ MYERS & CO., Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have ° _ SUST OPENED A MAMMOTH Be aaltepet Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. _ NEVADA CITY. Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING &SUMMER CLOTHING a4 —AND— ee v4 "A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS eee ta“ Atos, very large and Complete Aésort ment of . . BOYS’ CLOTHING: = a ee Having purchased our Goods for CASHE of the Leading New York Houses, : SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. we WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK “GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! — Miners’ Shirts Sy and Underclothing, Beots, Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS EVERY VARIETY OFtw RUBBER 4G00Ds 21 A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE COUNTRY DEALERS, a Having anchored ourselves in this city, we ehall endeavor by HONORABLE MEANS : To satisfy all who patronise us. ' Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine MYERS & CO. a. Traveling Agent. Sa CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. OF : CLOTHING STORE.

stand that John Majors, formerly: driSALe oF Stace Lings—We underShaw, agent of the same compaity at Sacramento, have purchased of -the Brown Bros. the Grass Valley and Nevada stage line for $7,000. The purchasers are experienced stage men, and appointed Committees to select grounds ~ gtaff'in front of his store on Commer~ ties for the next Presidential term, “good idea for all the schools of Nevada pic nic in which all the children of the Majors, who will handle the “ribbons,” is popular wherever known. The Brown Bros, have, we understand, purchased a livery stable in San Raphael, Marin county, with a stage line which runs from that place to Lime Point. Hanes ovr His ‘S16n.—George R. Crawford has raised a handsome flag cial street and run up the Stars and Stripes to the mast head. Near its base is a book handsomely painted and having inscribed upon either side, “Congress.Book Store.” The title on ‘the back of the book is, “Grant and———” the remainder to be filled when the Chicago Convention nominates a candidate for Vice President. Crawford hangs.out his , which~is but a symbol of the text. of American poliMixtnc Svrr.—Yesterday the case of German vs Wood was tried in the District Court. Sargent,Reardan,Thornton and Williams appeared for plaintiff, and Niles and Belden for defendant.— This is a suit for ejectment, for the possession of an interest in-the Caledonia} mining claims at French Corral. Quite a number of leading miners of French Corral and Smartsville are interested in the ease. The testimony was concluded yesierday, and the defendant’s counsel were granted ten days to file briefs and the plaintiff 10 days thereafter to reply. Scoot Pre Nics.—The Baptist and Congregational Sunday Schools have for May pic nics, and -make other arrangements. Why would it not be a to actin concert and have one grand city may join? The Sunday Schools are all working for the-same end, and there is no reason why a spirit of harmony should not influence them in all things. One pic nic, in which all the children and their friends may unite, would be much more pleasant than one for each school.A Live.y Fient.—A couple of drunken Spaniards engaged in a pitched battle on Sunday morning, in the rear of Davis’ gunsmith shop. One was armed _NMith a cobble stone and the other with . ah iron bar about a foot in. length.— They were so drunk as to be incapable . _ of doing much da: but each seemed bent on mischief, Marshal Cornell took them. to the calaboose and in ten minutes after the door was shut they were both asleep. REPars NEEDED.—The people residing along the line of the road leading from Selby Flat via John Dunn's house te Rock Creek and the San Juan read,-are making great exertions to secure a goodroad. They are ready to expend money, and will work if they have a guarantee that the road will be kept in-order by the county. — This locality is thickly settled, and a good road ought to be built and maintained. ___ ASSAULT aND Batrery.—Wwn. Hol. Dan brook and Dr. Babcock had a difficulty on Deer Creek on Sunday last,in which ‘the latter was considerably bruised . about the face and head. ‘Holbrook was arrested and will be tried before Judge Opp Feiiows.—Next Sunday will be the Anniversary of the organization of the Odd Fellows in the United States. On that oceasion Rev. C. H. Northup will delivera sermon before the orde™ in the Methodist Church in this city. —— NATURALIZED—John Thompson, a native of Sweden,aged 42, and Gottfried Peffgen, a native of Prussia, aged 38, were yesterday naturalized in the Dis trict Court. . 4 att -——— Damy Liye—Today Colby’s stage line commenced running daily to and from Datech Fiat. ‘The stage will leave ores on Nevada street, has been pu a reg Ww. Hinds, of the Arai 2 Ant meee = x of Kidd, READING MaTTER.—We are indebted to George R. Crawford for a budget of Pepe all the ials and magazines. dricks was yesterday tried before Judge Kendall upon the charge of assault and battery, preferred by J. Stillwell. The trouble occurred on Gold Flat abont the } Romeseion of a house owned . Ken: , and occupied by Stillwell. Ee near Newtown, was yesterday arrested by Deputy Sheriff Venard,and brought before Judge Niles upon the charge of insanity. He is a native of Sweden, aged 40 years, and is unmarried. His insanity is caused by excitement upon the subject of Spiritualism, and he believes himself to be haunted by the spirits. He is, at times, violent in language and acts, and is considered unsafe to be at large. He was examined by Drs. Hunt and Cymmings, and will be sent to Stockton in a day or two. Just RECEIVED, a telegraph dispatch from, A. Goldsmith, San Francisco.— Immense decline again in Dry Goods and Domestic Goods. Call and convince yourself of the astonishing low prices of all kinds.of goods. Goldsmith is now sending up the handsomest dress goods that have ever been brought to this place, and the very latest style of trimmings and millinery goods, etc. * DOWNFALL IN Purces.—S. Haas & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city; They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $7 50 ~—for coat, pants, and vest. Neck-ties and. handkerchiefs, and all kinds of clothing are offered at like rates. * To CHEWERS AND SMOKERS.—Tobacco—a new and superior article,called ‘the “Baldwin’s Fig,” can only be had of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail tobacconist, Broad street, Névada. * Dr. J. Ms. Moreeno, the popular San edin that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento St.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon apy of the diseases which the human family are subjectto, either in person or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which should not be mentioned in a famil newspaper. Dr. Moreeno is without a rival and in ail cases where he takes a patient he gives a written guarantee to effect a cure, and pecuniary sesponsible the patient runs no risk of being QUACKED out ofthis money. api4-3m soaceraten GRAND OPENING BALL, AT THE— GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, TO BE GIVEN BY KE. 8S. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May Ist. ’68 A GRAND OPENING BALL will take place AT THE NEW GLENBROOK PARK HOU! on Evening, May ist. No be s: to make thie the best Party ever given in the mountains. A GOOD SUPPER will be got up for the casion. A splendid BRASS AND STHING BAND has been secured. 7 A general invitation is extended, ~ TickEts Five DOLLaRs. , z GRASS VALLEY. Wm Wi Jas Faulkner, a Hetrook, BW ee MB WH : rn Heantaedl, n M B Potter A GF Deetkin, R ? on Cleveland, Chas Bash, 5 aters, J P Skelton, Chas H Mitchel. NEVADA. AC Niles, § D Merchant, Rk M Hun J Earl Brown, W _W Cross, AH Hanson, RB Gentry, A B Carley, qsryeruaae 3Y fae CC Leavitt, 1s . John I Caldwell, Jonathan N P Brown, T B Merry. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. F ‘i €offee. F Schmidt, . R McMurray. W HH Coffman, coat Francisco physician, who. has been establish. . Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and . sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates feRE Bs sae = aoa ~ -SPRING CLOTHING! s. CAMPAIGN OPENED). . Seemed phe &. GBe4r SALES OF tr >

-» “ GLOTERENG, FURNISHING Goons, Fees . HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, dc. &e. . aT THE: Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, > Having established the fact that they can aiid do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their comipetitors are now in the field with the Largest and finest assortment —or— Gentlemen’s and Boy’s te SsPRING CLO THING. -—AND— 7 FURNISHING GOODS, Ever before brought to the interior of the State We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention! All yein want of Clothing . We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them Our Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES _And superior to any hitherto imported. ater Fine Fashionable Dress Suits! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assured we can satisfy you, both as to style, qualiiy and price! MATS! HATS! HATS! Enough to cover everyman's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. >” SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Hiand--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make, Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Oravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de scription. + county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases. We can than you gan buy them at the Bay. t# OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE for the Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.29 And everybody in want of any Goods in our making purchases at the GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM = : eet al ros t#DOWNFALL IN PRICES.23} . Amount insured thereon, $871,200 . Receipts for Interest, as above, 25th h Annnal Statement COMPANY, —7 OF NEW YORK. 7 #8 WINSTON, 45 ‘President. February 1, 1868. Net aseets, January 81; 1867, . $17,639,296 97 For thes..2s. eee e008 08,807,296 31 Interest. .cae... ++ 1,248,011 30 pO ee eee 67,750 00-—-10,173, 047 61 .. 96,380000 icles .. ccseeews. 2,517,114 05 Surrend licies 256,687 35 Annuities. ...ss0. 14,678 06 Commissions and tations 925,087 32 116,630 16 wen: 941,995 91 106,921 87 20,000 00— 5,149,892 44 “929,062,402 14 Office Ren Sinking Pund.-occensesose 91 — $22,662,459 14 177,365 45 oescsedsares CORE. ..ceccwess.0 499,942 19— 9,056,967 41 ——— assets for the year.. 5,023,155 17 No of Policies in year, No of deaths in year, 19,460 301 Moof Policiesinforce, 8 —-Feb, 1, 1868, 52,384 INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1866. 1867—Total Receipts,$10,173,047 61. 1866—Total Receipts, ; $6,217,035 88. Increase...--...$3,956,011 73. LOSSES PAID. 1867......914,537 78. $1,248,011, Exceeding Losses, about e anee $333,500 H. 8. HOMANS, General Agent 224 Montgomery St. San Francisco. ra cman ——— re oe ae ie) ) RECONSTRUCTION: = DAVENPORT, . . a THERECONSTRUCTION POLICY of Congréss or, Andy Johnson, but the . RECONSTRUCTION Poutcy —or — 5 ERS & COMPANY, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANC ee . CLOTHING TRADE, g —IN_ THE— In Nevada County. ae 7 : te" MEYERS & CO., £3 Come to this city with the “Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. AND ARE BOUND NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD: NEW GooDs! NEW PRICES! MYERS. & CO.,_ MYERS & CO., Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have ° _ SUST OPENED A MAMMOTH Be aaltepet Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. _ NEVADA CITY. Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING &SUMMER CLOTHING a4 —AND— ee v4 "A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS eee ta“ Atos, very large and Complete Aésort ment of . . BOYS’ CLOTHING: = a ee Having purchased our Goods for CASHE of the Leading New York Houses, : SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. we WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK “GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! — Miners’ Shirts Sy and Underclothing, Beots, Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS EVERY VARIETY OFtw RUBBER 4G00Ds 21 A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE COUNTRY DEALERS, a Having anchored ourselves in this city, we ehall endeavor by HONORABLE MEANS : To satisfy all who patronise us. ' Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine MYERS & CO. a. Traveling Agent. Sa CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. OF : CLOTHING STORE.