Kmm?2?\iTJgblng *° en E*C* ,B the nierchandiaing
LL,iV. ‘ e»a buy the untireetock and
tem h. tb?SZrt~ '■ the b “ t bualnew
h-ttoiwenld de well toe.il
*£2?X' CH!ciRO~
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"B***” I*B*T Srwter aeaortmant of ail kinds
DOLLAR
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WAIVTED.
A Fon*<man Wagon Mak* wanted immediately
None but • toady men need apply.
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Patrt Grove, WH., July 20, 1889. 8-*f
FALL of 1869.1
“Live and Let Live"
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE BELIEVE IN WORKING FOR THE
Inters uur Uustomers!
that it ia the only principle of
TRUE SUCCESS IN ANY BUSINESS.
We have but
OTSTE PRICE
and that is the
Lowest Living Price for us.
We have no
BAITS OF INFERIOR GOODS I
or goods at cost and make up on price of other articles
lo persons buying In larger than ordinary retail
lots we offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
and farmers who will lay in 2 or 3 months supplies
with us at one time can
Save a Great Deal of Money!
Our buyer has been In the lastern cities for
past five weeks, aad our goods are now arriv
ing. We have both our double stores
FILLED WITH GOODS!
Whicu w« got through from the seaboard to Chicago
as low as 18 cts. per 100 lbs ~ and we shall give our
customers all the BENEFITS of the Railroad war,
which gave us freights, as you may sav for nothing.
Wa have Immense stocks of
DR Y GOODS
Clothing, Hats & Caps,
BOOTS & SHOES.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY.
HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, OILS, Ac., Ac., 4c„ *
Which it will pay any one to examine. No trouble
to show goods.
