Patterson Dry Goods Store - J. W. Patterson 1873

PATTERSON

Posted By: Cheryl Locher Moonen (email)
Date: 4/3/2017 at 22:34:50

The Clinton Age, Jan.17, 1873

Patterson Dry Goods Store – At this fine and nicely arranged dry good house of J. W. Patterson, the people of Clinton, Lyons and Fulton, and the country adjoining theses cities, will find an extensive assortment of every description of goods found in the Dry Goods line as was ever brought to Clinton. This stock was bought with cash, and is being constantly added to as the seasons change and new lines of goods are manufactured. For winter use, Mr. Patterson has a complete stock of clothes for cloaks and dresses for ladies, clothes for gentlemen’s wear, furs, shawls, gloves and a general assortment of ladies furnished goods. Mr. Patterson wants everyone to call and see his goods. If they don’t want to buy, step in and see what a fine place it is to buy goods when you do not want them. The place is in the new Post-Office block, Fifth Avenue, Clinton.