The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-18
COUNTRY TALK.

MR.. A. Can any one present tell me Why
Boyntou sells more Groceries than any other
house in Cedar county! y AEa.E
b. The secret Of his success 10 this: He keeps
the best Goods in his line to BE- had in the mar.
kst.
C. can testify to that fact; for after trying
Museatins, Davenport, Lsw6en. Clarence sad
Upton. all over, except Boynton's, for Green
Tea, and could get mono to suit me, stepped in
there, enc day, and called for = half pound Of
their best Green Tes, took Il home. and altar
using it few times FASTENED back asd bought
four pounds Of it, for fear they would not have
a. good agltn. But Boynson told me he had the
same brsnd for SIX months, and knew whore
there Was plenty more of the same kind, and that
he would buy no other. Since that time have
posted ny nsightorl a.. far - possible about It,
neighborhood il about the Tea Vt Boynton's; *.
cept they stop occasionally to talk over and con
slider what they ought to do for the n. T. l. A.
Railroad, kne wing the more Railroads We have
the less freight we will have to pay, aud II there
is reduction in frsights Joe will give all the
gain TO his customers.
d. When she Child's boys left, thought the
house would 30 up in short time; so bought
asothsr places, and did not 60 into Boynton's
until the other day, stepped in, and sftsr wait.
asked Joe. how he sold sugar. Eight pounds
for . dollar" he answered. "what!" said !,
perfectly thunderstruck. Eight ppu.ds fos
dollar said Joe. "Hsw much viii you havsi
lately purchased hts Groceries ~ Mosc.,in.,
asked Joe. how he sold Coffee! "Thtee pounds
for q dollar" WAS the quick reply. "Ihres
pounds for dollar: why, paid s7i cts per b.
for Coffee not as COED as that, the other day, q
Muscstine. and thought was getting il ~ cent.
4 oh han 7 in A re-.
Fthis, instead Of going twenty-five miles fer my
goods, and then getting swindled, am going
to leave my money In my own county town;
/ knowing that the better county town We have
the more my farm Is worth; besides can get
better Groceries at Joe. Boyntoa's than can in
Muscatine. .~-.. .s-s.
/ ME-, who had said nothing eli this time, now
said Il had my fears whom the Child boys sold
out. but concluded to see what Joe. would do.
at the same time looked around to Sc what
Others we're doing, but finding l could do 70
better, bought ali my Groceries at Boyntons;
and becoming pretty we'll scquainted with him
I questioned him, the other day, about his bust.
ness He showed me his cash book, and was
astonished to fad that he had sold within small
fraction Of a. many goods, during the nine
| months and half he he has been in business, %
the Child boys did the last year they were doing
business here. which, you know, was their brag
wear So, instead of his business diminishing II
il increasing. - it should; for when Joe. saya
he warrants IN article ne means ", ana viii 90
Just what he Gays he WILL" Whersupeu M. G.
said, a know that to be fact for about the hol
idays wanted sOme Canned Fruit, but Joe. ask
ed little more for his than other houses did.
could not exactly understand this, and told him
80. when he made this offer: was to bny some
OF the cheaper Fruit to be had at other houses
and 1t the same time was to take some Of his, and
II his was not the best he would pay for all-my
wife to be the Judge. The Fruit Was bought and
=. tested, and II was decided, not BY my wife. bu
by myself that Joe's Fruit was the best; and Be
ing an honest man. walked up and paid him fol
II, being fully satisfied that4h knew what he VA
about when he made the offsf."
A. am glad, my friends. to see you all awak'
10 you, best interests, and that you have taker
the right course: help those who do straight
forward. honest business, and who arc willing t
live and let live. A to my question, | shoult
have answered the same ~ my friend. Mr.. B., TO
know that Beynton keeps the best Of goods. IN
ia great variety, Groceries, Qusenswars. Class
ware, Wooden and Willow.ware, and sells thsI
~ low Is any others, and in many instances Low
er. And now. before you leave, want yen !
try one Of these Cigars, which bought there N
other day, and think they arc extra good; the
only coat Ave cents . piece. n3w;