The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-20
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Gde Of Chieaeo.
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whose ysass Of expeFisaes has sissa Nh =
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public want and Just how TO treat thaa pah-
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been very successful in bio nev sntsspsiss,
building up = be has veEy sxtsns'ss tfade
with the city and the surrounding counties o.
lows. Missouri and Illinois. He returned from
the East lev days sisSs, where he pur>
chased "a immense lot Of goods, appesssinins
TO b;s busisss. They havs already con-
menced making their appssssncs, - the
.tacks or baled Carpets, Wiodow 6aadss and
Oil Cloths, in front Of his store sstsst-
Here you will end the finest double width
English Velvet to the cheapest grade Of Car
pets manufactured.
The most handsome Velvet and BFusssla
I,ues we have ever looked upon were shown
u yesterday Il this house, and "
1mieht here state that the proprietor
takes great pleasure in exhibiting his stock,
whether his visitors wish to purchase Or not
lad be extends general Invitation to every
lbodv 10 look in upon him, for be is CONF.
dsnt that he has stock that cannot be ex
oslled anywhere in the West This 10 ksov
lis . broad assertion, but one which II amply
supported BY facts.
Mr.. Copelin purchases his goods exelu
sively for cash of the manufacturers and inn
porters; he also does his own selecting and
buying, and can consequently offer induce
ments of no ordinary character. In short
his aim is to maintain a first class carpe
house in our city, where can be found at al
times, and at fair figures, .firf class goods
and his steadily increasing business indicates
lhow rapidly be is impressing this fact upol
THE public.
We admire Mr.. Cope.in's energy, and visl
ithat ii may continue to be handsomely ant
pro6tsbly rewarded.
Mr.. Corelin has also been peculiarly fortu
nate in having in his house our young frien'
Charles Phelps, who is q first class salesman
affable in bis manners and highly courteou
, TO all those who visit the establishment.
Those wishing to purchase goods in tn
. CARPET, oil cloth and window shade line
either Wholesale or retail, will consult thei
interest by examining the elegant stock c
our friend Copeln.
ar any one speaks Ill of thee sal
Epictetus, "consider whether he hath trut
on his side; and if so. reform myself. tbs
. bis censures may not affect thee Whe
Anaximander was told that the very boy
laughed at his singing. he said "Ah, then
must learn 10 sinz better Plato being tol
that he had many enemies who spoke i'll c
: him, said, "it is no matter; shall live .
none will believe them Hearing at anoth
er line that an intimate friend of his ha
spoken d-traetingls of him, be said, II At
sure he would not do it if he had not som
reason for it, This is the surest as we'll a
the noblest way Of drawing the sting out Of
reproach, and the true method Of preparin
. man for that great and only relief againi
the pains of calumny.
The good work undertaken by the VAST
ington Library Company Of Philadelphia, fe
1.-The endowment Of the Riverside Institute 9
National Home and College for the OF
phans of those soldiers who were fed at th
Noble National Refreshmeut Saloon of tbs
city, goes bravely on. That their noble oh
ject may be most surely accomplished, the
have issued Eve series OF fine steel-plate en-
cravings, one Of which is given with ever
share of stock sold, at prices much belo
their retail value. In connection With th
} superb inducement, every shareholder
: guaranteed present in the great Distribute
\ OF S3Oo, 900 worth. Many of them are quit
3 fortunes of themselves. We notice that OF
t is worth as high as $40, 900, another $50
900, another SIS, 900. on. $4,000, one SIS,
loco, two 800 each, and large amber ran
ing from 81 900 to $50 each. Read advei
tisement.
, Gorxo! Go,sa.! GoSEl.!-Faster than Ii
( auctioneer hammer knocks down merchar
y disc, neglect disposes Of the teeth. Bic
therefore, for that prize of life, perfec. sc
by brushing them regularly with Sozopos'
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