The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

merchants In the west keep as extensive
q variety In this line, they have good
share of the trade of the town.
Connected with their house IL the most
extensive stock Of millinery goods in
the town. Herr Miss Morrow, whose
taste Is SO Well known aud Appreciated
presides, and to the manipulations II her
fingers is due the beautiful hats and
bonnets, which grace our churches and
streets.
Their large and commodious store
room Is well lighted, and fitted for the
especia, accommodation of their large
stock. i A. comparatively short time
spent In their establishment convinced
Us that they are promoting the best in
terests Of all, by selling good goods very
low, On the one price cash plan. . It re-
quires no ordinary taste aud skill to Sc.
lect stock Of goods which shall meet
the wants OF every customer, but their
counters and shelves gives abundant ev-
Hence that they do possess. the neces-
sary skill and taste, aud convert what is
ordinarily dry goods store into bazaar
CT fashion calculated to make aud retain
customers. r. ~ft "Jrit ".f Fl"
~r RErc1rERT BROTHERS. gu"
This firm is well known by every
person in and about Upton, and it's sue
cess In business in the place has been
marked and noticed by all who know
the members OF the firm. The Reichert
Bros. came to Upton sixteen years ago,
with but small amount Of money to
engage in business, but being carpenters
of ability, they open ed "trade' in
that line aud soon became extensive
contractors in which they were surpris-
ingly successful. Later they opened
lumber yard here which also returned
to them a good profit. This they contin-
ued until January %, 1860, when they
purchased the extensive Hardware
Stock aud trade formerly conducted by
Messrs. Green & Young. The business
had been improving, aud at the time OF
their purchase had good standing.
From the first day Of their occupation
of the store, their business has increased
until every part of Cedar county Is visi'
ted by goods sold by them. They now
carry stock of about $4,000, including
implements, aud their yearly sales have
been immense. We can account for this
good success In business in ne other
wdy than that the firm are energetic
and shrewd business men, who are cal
culated to win friends and customers by
their uprightness in dealing, and their
strict adherence to truthful representa-
tons, regarding their goods. Their
large building which stands on the cor
ner of Fifth and Center streets, is large
and commodious and fitted up with es-
pe.ial reference to the reception Of their
large stock. The building il 20 by "a
feet, and the entire first story and near
~ the entire second is employed by
them, making their facilities equal ii
not superior to those of any other firm
In Cedar county. Their stock compris-
es hardware of every description, tin
sheet iron and copper-ware, stoves,
blacksmiths stock and tools, cutlery
and carpenters tools, wagon stock, wood
and willow ware, ropes aud every thing
in the way Of house furnishing goods.
Their stock of farm implements includes
every thing needed by the farmer, in,
Guiding the Ament wagons and the
Blackhawk cultivator, with threshcrs'
rcapers, mowers, plows, harrows, rakes
and indeed every implement o: ma
chine.
The Messrs. Rcichert Bros, are gen
tlemen who are always courteous to all
who call upon them, and richly dc
serve the large trade which is the re-
suit of their efforts and their presence as
business men in any town is an honor
oft.
THE PALMER House
also deserves passing notice ut oul
hands. Located on Cedar Street, it is
near to all departments of business o
town and the sample rooms, stables etc
connected with the house are all that
thry should be. The table is furnished
with every thing the market affords and
we are assured 10y those who have
stopped there aud know from expert
euce that the cook fully understands
her business, and can serve up eatables
in style to please AL epicure. Mrs
NJ. Palmer conducts the house, and hel
long experience in the business fits bel
especially for her calling.
WIN. DEAN g. Co.,
are old merchants ia Upton, and de
serve particular attention at our hands
ilAasmuch as they carry large and ex
cellent stock of goods, and have been a
all times, among the most successful
merchants OF the place. Comprised il
their stock may be noticed, dry goods
carpetngs of all grades, hats, caps
gents furnishing goods, gloves, hosier.
nd indeed almost every thing in thei
line OF trade. Now the times are CO n
fessedly hard, money tight, and all tha
"sort of thing" and it behoves all t
seek the best bargains to be found il