The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23
NEW, YORK STORE!

ANA' AOAVA ~ OAVAs -
WHOLESALE RETAIL. ~
Sherman, M'Morrine & Co.,
DEG to thank their friends for the very liberal
ID patronage bestowed on them during the short
time they have been trading at McGregor, and
would inform them and the public ingenersl, that
they have received, and are now ready to dis
pose of, rtt,s, 81. 4 ,;.s..r.t G...-,..... Il
ANOTHER LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, 4
which, they do not hesitate in asserting, cannot
be surpassed in any City in the STATE Or Iowa,
not excepting Dubuque; and although they do not
pretend to sell for less than Cost, nor undersell
"ail the world and the rest or mankind" vet they
are confident that their goods will compare favor.
ably with any other in the market. Such being
the case, all they solicit is further continuance
Of the favors Of their friends, and call from the
public, who will be pleased with their goods and
prices; and il they do not buy on first inspection,
will be sure to call again when ready to purchase.
It is unnecessary to enumerate their STOCK,
as it consists Of almost every article to be found
in well regulated General Store, but as it is
customary to do so, they subjoin list Of few of
the articles in which they deal.
~, Dry Goods. 4a~
A full and complete assortment of Ladies' Dress
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles Of -. ...
ENGLISH MERINOS,
in patterns embroidered and warranted to please
the most fastidious.
DE LANES, of beautiful designs, from Is cts.
per yard upwards. - ,.a.
ROBIN HOOD PLAIDS, very desirable arti-
Gle for Winter Dresses, from Is to Is cents
..,a yard. ...g, ..,EgEs.... E.t......I i
GINGHAMS of every make and style.
CALICO PRINTS, surprising any in these parts,
and warranted fast c0lors, from to ~ cts.
ri| yard. y - -
to any ever offered for sale here, ranging
in price from $500 upwards.
a.ea.. 10 I'll 1 psg. -.
Gentlemen who want anything in this line will
find it greatly to their advantage to call at the
New YoRY STORE, and get one of these nice
OVERCOATS, for less than they can be got
2 elsewhere.
PANTS, an unlimited supply Of all kinds cheap.
VESTS, single and double breasted, Cloth, Silk,
Plush and Satin, all very desirable.
RUBBER CLOTHING, consisting Of Goats;
,n Pants, Leggins and Caps, just the thing to
keep out the heaviest rain and piercing
cold; call and get = suit. ...rw
TWe have determined to sell out our entire
stock of this article before the first of January. be-
ing DESTROYS to quit this branch Of business. All
those in need Of clothing may depend on being
suited and those having any to sell, may calculate
on getting Fits. Come one, come all Now is
the time to get bargains. NJ ..9g
HATS g. CAPS Of the very newest styles and
VA substantial make, from Is cts. to $3.50.
CQMFORTERS, of all kinds at fabulous prices.
iii f Boots and Shoes.
In this line we can suit every one. Our supply
of goods in this stock is the largest and bcs. in
| Northern Iowa, and consists Of Mems CALI Kip,
and Waterproof Boots; Gents Patent Leather,
Enameled and Calf Gloyc-top Caters. The Wa
ter proof Boots sciu dey al ,cedther. Womens Kip,
Calf, and Enameled Shoes and Caters;
Children's Heavy and Fancy Shoes. ~
Boys Boots Of all kinds. ia
Buffalo and Rubber Oyer-Shoes, for men, women,
and children. .saInlao s5. It 81 tant 9
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Our stock of Groceries is complete. We for
bear enumerating the different articles composing
it for two reasons in the first place, our press Of
business will not admit Of the time necessary to
do 80, and in the second place. we do not wish to
monopolize too much Of tie Northern Iowa Times,
being aware that the Editor is pressed for want Of
space to accommodate his numerous friends. a.
The attention Of Dealers Is particularly invited
to examine our Stock, before purchasing else
where.
The highest prices paid in Cash or Goods for
Potatoes, Beams, Eggs, Bntter, Lard, Cheese, and
Furs-Deer, Coon, Otter, Mink, Rat, and all
other skins. SO
N. B.-Having a reverence for the Sabbath,
the woprietors Of the New York Store beg to de-
cline selling goods on that day. and hope that the
step will meet the approval Of the public. Il