Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
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Great Inducements 10 Trade in St Louis.
An Undsviatin% One Price Cash System
Established.

IT, thousand Parl1gcs Of Seqso,i,.HIs Dry Goods
offered fer Cash, By EDDY, JAMESON x Co,
a Easna NGHufactufsrS and Importers pri-
c1s. e lrEst te5' PER ctat. less than any credit
tguse ~ .lnr-ira can afford
tL subscribers having removed to their store OF
NaIuo-st cree ed for them By Col Br2nt, at cost
q sFty Thousand dollars, and being the largest store
4-ia. 20 The Dr. Goods IU5DIng business the Unit
g s@z offer for sac, BY the piece package, stock
a&i -1OG oJoot American, English. German French
s-- @H5s @eods direct from American and European
sur ur experiences in the Western Trade and bcvRg
ry-t SnowIed 81 the of the Country enables
= import such goods IS are adapted 10 the wants OF
~ l-aye we have facilities in buying which are not
ei b5 any western house having resident partners
l.s instantly II The Aanuiac1ories atd Aucti DIS
.sa East and our agents on the Continent. Purchss
z our goods or cash and on short time enabled
.a- Gac2 lower llan Eastern or western JOb5 ng
H.7.7 Eh9 buy on long credit and always able
a-i pared @ t-kc advantage Of change il the
A III .-e r cash buyers, which Eierchants who buy
"a .-at.l. cannot enjoy.
W. caa afford to sell for cash. ten per cent. less
han other houses because we do not sustain nea-
= losses oy eTeditIng eStravagant and injudicious
merchants
t CUES art 2ssured thetthey viii see as large stocks
e 500. y - Louis - can be seen in New York or
fe guarantee TO exhibit larger and better as
81. 81 ,Hi more elegant stock of Fancy and STA
.a L'st Goods and Notions than was ever seen
g osa anu=ei. America
.lr Press Goods mostly of styles designed By our
49, @l4 eatttsl confined 10 IN this market.
-ia E pared to OF rthe same Inducements IN : TX
faals ttad5 as offered by FIRST class houses in
.--s- "..' -fe only ia this branch Of business.
IA. +'.FE merchant VIII JiEc aud trouble by
stts MS goods il st Louis-cNFense and risk OF
A....- Ross o. zine. which IS valuable 'od mer
A'tisiFe trans portaLon- detention OF his goods
n "et- IA staanSSeL eEt of careless forwarding
-"~.-s thereby Snhiectiug himself loss of sales
: Lls, aud great iAconreEence-a discount on mon
u. .NrlNt> from MS cusiomtrs-exc haUge which is
'Isgr 3i Eastern citiesthe risk of oversize ing
t'' Ion lATge Cuantity of goods adapted
-s .'aF' which are sure TO be deprecated and be-
a. H.>ata5ie-aud beng Iprg absent from his home
.'.' - rH't reasons for the retailer 10 make ris
81 E .- 5s..-at rH=Tf,rE-
ssy s.i2ga-r tEss~ fscI~ merchants the
tartas u Is Tor their interest in every respect
HA trr- purchases no - Leafs; and thst the system
-'r established guaranteeing 10 them cheaper good
So a. .a.-. be obtained in any Eastern
s. trN'tt -rn@ t1 nanny merchants aud traders who
.' ' ha7r,essrc that they could money and
... r. f2lhs 30 "a nuT9e market for their sEppirs
.. ~ ..3 sfaN DE Large sales and Small PROFITS, an
- tsg Price cash system. al least Ten per cent
81 t." any cTtoI. house in the East Vest az
EDDY, JAMESON * co.
r. LouIs. Nay IS, l-53. 1881