The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-12
Business.


FRANK HANNAus has got home-moved
into Bass & Grants Agricultural building,
and is now receiving stock of goods ex-
ceeding in amount all he ever brought to
McGregor before
A. STE1NAM & Co. are in receipt of a large
and beautiful stock of goods for ladies' and
gentlemens wear. This firm will move
their stock into one of the Fox stores oppo-
site the City Hotel, and they will sell very
low for a few weeks so as to have less to
move. We hear the ladies speak in terms
of admiration Of Steinam's selections.
A. H. STRoUsE has returned, and his
Fall purchases are so large that he has rem
ted another store room to exhibit them in
He will open Branch Clothing Store in
Raitt's new building next door to Changers
Boot & Shoe Store
FLANDERS is in receipt Of an almighty
stock of merchandise of all kinds that can
be named by country dealer or customer.
He does not allow anybody to get below him
in prices.
D. S. Cooks goods have commenced COM
Ing; CASE and HANS look like couple of
hens with twenty chickens apiece, in their
efforts to unpack the purchases and wait
on the customers. Cook, like the rest, is
buying largely. ...
JOHN b. NroN has returned, and packages
of Groceries, Drugs, Staple by Goods &c,
are following him as abundantly as though
all Of North Iowa was to be supplied from
the store of Hoffman, Benton & Co.
Hon. SAM. MERRILL is also at home again
from his long trip East on the business of
the firm of Merrill & Barron. This firm
usually buy American goods of the New
situated to sell bargains to interior traders
and customers. Our friend Fraser is at his
old post in this store and will give each GUS
toner history of Pixies Peak, if it is de.
sired.
II. CLAY Scorr, of the firm of Scott &
Brother. has reached home aft IT an absence
that induced the belief that he was arrang-
ing for wearer Of Dry Goods as well as
for very heavy stock of all the desirable
Staple and Fancies of Boston and New
York.
BRADLEY, the mercantile DADDY of that
heavy firm denominated Bradley & Co.."
has bought as large stock probably as will
be shipped to McGregor this Fall. He has
just got home and the first instalments of
their universal assortment are crossing the
Mississippi. There is lively team Of
clerks at this store and they are kept as
busy as nallers from morn till eve
KING & Co., 1--WE don't know "Cow are
just at home, from an Eastern trip in search
of Goods for the million" Their stock
Of Clothing, Boots & Shoes, &C., will be
largely increased in a few days and mer-
chandise can be obtained for almost moth
ing. King will sell goods to suit his GUS
toners. .. -.. .. ...s .s.-
Bass &c GRANT want to buy Timothy
Seed by the quantity Farmers will read
their Ad ......-
Watches ere given away in Boston. See
Advertisement
G. c. Cook & Co., of Chicago, are ex-
tensive dealers in Groceries, Wooden ware,
and Fruits. Merchants in Iowa and Min
nesota will find them honorable and accom-
modating. Orders will be faithfully filled
See card
GRANGER Co. are filled up with stock
of Boots & Shoes sufficient for the suppl
of all the bare-footed Democracy and shoe
less Republicans of North Iowa
II. II. SMITH, Of Davenport, is opening a
stock of Ladies' Goods, in the old store
East Of Hills or Butterfeld's. The goods
are very select, very beautiful and cannot
fail to please.
HOBART has returned from ''Bosting;"
his Leather, Findings, Boots & Shoes &C.,
&c, are coming by the ton, and next week
he will be ready to exhibit.