Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-09-30

NEW AREeRIV At

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Why is it that every one runs to the NEW
| YORK STORE,
Because th'y have lots Of Goods, and still get
ting more.
They have nice goods, and cheap too, and are
| so kind
Therefore go to the New York Store, where
everything you find.
The Gentlemanly Clerks, are always ready the
Goods TO show;
| And how are you to know, unless they tell
you SO.
Whether tell you il prose, or tell you in
rhyme,
advise you to go to the New York Store in
| time.
| have Just received new Invoice,
Of Fail and. Winter Goods most rich and choice.
OF articles few / will mention,
Just TO draw little Of your attention.
have Prints to sell, and Eelaines toe,
In great variety, aud all are new,
Ginghams you find all kinds and moro
Than you will in any other Store.
Ny Dress Goods for Fall aud Winter canno t
oe beat,
l assure you, your expectation they will meet.
Fiench Merinoes and Alapaccas l have every
shade and kind,
The Proprietor of the New Yorts Store kindly
asks you to bear that in mind.
If you want Dress in Empress Cloth, and are
particular in color,
Call at the New York Store they have them
from 80 cents to a Dollar,
OF F!annels have the home made and French,
the Opera, red, white and blue.
The patterns are neat and the coloIs are true.
If you want good piece Of cloth, and some
thing that will wear,
Call at the New York Store, you will find it
there.
Ladies please pay particular attention,
To the following articles an going TO men,
ton.
| It is nothing less or ore,
Than the Cloak Department OF the New York
| Store.
have the Chintz Cloth anu Beaver, by the
ard and made up.
| When on came to the New York Store, please
stop.
! If you cannot suit yourselves in one or another
| l will show them to you, and consider it nc
bother.
Perhaps You want a shawl for yourself or
| daughter,
! Either double or SINGLE it is no matter.
! | will sell them TO you SO that you cannot
| complain;
Ny motto is always TO sell for small gain.
Have you seen our Balmoral Skirts of late i'm
portation2
Not to buy them would be Texation.
l have got them for all ages, and in all sizes;
| bought them in New York at the late Pan il
prices.
Since Hoop Skirts are still in circulation,
| Our selling price will create quite sensation.
| I ou want a corset-One or more,
| And all such you can buy at the New York
Store.
In Buttons, Ribbons Trimmings and Laces,
| My assortment will suit all fair faces.
You all want Caters and Shoes, 10 keep your
feet dry,
Call at the New York Store, you certainly vii
r. buy.
And Blankets and Spreads, you should Will
provide,
! For very cold winters night.
If children cry and men scoid,
Send them to the New York Store where al
| such Goods are sold.
Ny Clothing, Hat and Cap Department is
up stairs,
And everything else that Men and Boys wear.
! nave CaL IttS JOo-dAu Oll-CiOIu lOf n0OrS,
And also full line Of Shirts and Drawers
have other articles too numerous to mention
| And promise to al my particular attention.
| Come one, and all, a d whoever buys.
The New York Store, has but only one price.
NJ p have paid particular attention
Ies De to Mourning Goods. You
| will also find well selected stock of Embroid.
! cry and Nottingham have Lace Curtains, White
| and Colored Table and Bed Spreads, Table
Linen, Toweling, Hocobarke Crash, &c.
Very Respectfully,
VI. a. EEEEaSEs.
Watertown, August II, 1868. 20