ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

Abstracts 217 - 285
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. I TO DEC. 31, 1838
CLOTHING TRADE (Cont'd)
277 . H&:G Jan. 1; adv:3/1 - Prepare for Winter. Dockstader & Tom Linson,
21, Superior street, have just received direct from New York, their
full supply of Hats, Caps, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Hatter's stock and Trimmings,
which they will sell by the ca$e or single. (1)
278 - H&:G Jan. 1; adv:3/1 - Dry Feet. 6 dozen pairs of inner Cork sQles,
an excellent article in damp weather, for sale by Handerson &: Punderson.
279 . H&:G Jan. 1; adv: 3/1 - Bank Rags Wanted. N. Dockstader, 13, Superior
street, has just received his full supply of Buffalo Robes,
Capes, Caps, etc, which he is disposed to exchange for most kinds of
Bank Rags on very accomodating terms. The late Fall pattern for Hats,
just finished. A large assortment of Hatters Stocks and Trimmings.
280 - H&G Jan. 1; adv:3/2 . Fur Caps, Collars, Capes,. ·Boas, . Buffalo
Robes, &:c. H. H. Worthington, 31, Superior street, has just received
an extensive assortment of fur caps, fur collars, fur gloves &:c. Purchasers
are invited to call. (I)
281 - R&G Jan. 1; adv:3/2 - Boots & Shoes at Wholesale. - 65 cases
Boots and Shoes just received on consignment and for sale by Kepper &:
Caprano No. 4 City Buildings. (1)
282 - H&:G Jan. 1; adv:3/2 - Ladies' Boots &: Shoes Cheap. A prime article
on commission and will be sold low by Kendrick &: Carr 11 Superior
st. (1)
283 • H&:G Mar. 20; adv:2/5 - Important to Western Merchants - The sub- .
scriber has on commission the largest lot of Palm Leaf Hats, ever offered
west of New York. His assortment comprises over 1,000 doten common
Hats, a large share of them the round crowns. R. Gale, Under the Post
Office. (1)
284 - H&G May 16; adv:2/5 . New Millinery. Mrs. Harris, from the east,
respectfully announces to the ladies of Cleveland and Ohio cities, and
vicinities, that she bas opened a shop in the city of Cleveland, at No.
1 city buildings. where she will be happy to wait upon those who favor
her with a call. She has employed experienced milliners from the east,
and Miss Abigail Jones, of this city, as Dressmaker. (1)
285 - H&:G May 26; adv: 2/5 . R. H. Worthington, Wholesale and Retai 1 Hat
and Cap Warehouse, No. 31 Superior street, opposite the American House,
has on hand a large and fashionable assortment of Hats of his own and
of eastern manufacture which he will sell lower than they were ever before
offered in this market. (1)
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