Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

Satisfaction gwen TO ms many custC Z
mers. 1t has been his policy to- FUR
nish only the best goods and sell
them at the lowest living prices.
This policy works well and has plac
ed Mr.. Camery's hardware store in
a very prosperous condition. Gus.
tonters Will find every thing desired
at his store in his line, and il any one
can please them he can. Everybody
knows his location, south OF the
Court House.
R. II. FRAzEE.
All know Mr.. Frazee and it is not
necessary to commend HIM to the
tender mercics of the people of this
community. He has already their
best wishes aud has won them in a
straight forward business manner by
selling watches, clocks and jewelry
at reasonable prices and by repairing
them in skillful fi1aniter. He has
the exclusive business of the town in
his line, and has large stock and
good business tact will always pre-.
clude the location Of others here
He also keeps q large line of silver
and plated ware ID we'll 10 . good
assortment of bird cages.
r. X. ARMSTRONG
has been a druggist Of Toledo for
ten years and has by this time won
the reputation OF being one OF the
fixtures Of the town and . downright
honest business man. He keeps
every thing in the drug line, includ-
irg paints, oils and glass. Prescr,p.
tlons are prepared by him in the
most careful manner, his long expe-
ricnce in the business precltding the
possibility of mistakes.
". =. JOHNSTON / co.;
offer special inducements to the pur.
community in their line
They are among the most prominent
business who know no such word as
fail" and are having large and
profitable trade. Their large store
room is filled with the choicest
goods which they offer at a slight
advance above cost, and by q gentle
manly demeanor to all are acquiring
4 most enviable reputation. Their
stock embraces dry goods, groceries,
boots, shoes, hats and caps, and eve.
rything else ever found in general
stock as well as q fine line Of carpets.
Thoroughly understanding their bu-
;iness and the wants Of the commu-
nity they are enabled to select such
goods as meet a ready sale and they
,ell them. too, at prices which are oil
light. The firm is composed Of pub.
&c spirited geotlemen who are oil.
ways represented in public enter
,rises and have thus won the graft.
tide Of every citizen. The firm is
Of w. F. Johnston. c. g.
and Wesley Johnston, and
We know that we but utter the een.
iment of the entire community
when we say success to them in
10Th private and business cnterpris
,s.",
VIM. CLARK 1 CO.
re our popular booksellers and are
coated at tho Postcfice, where the
,ffice OF the American Merchants
Union Express Company may also
,e found. Their stock comprises
BOOKS, stationery, fancy goods, fine
PICTURES, chromos, picture frames,
I.ereoscopes and views, and almost
,very thing else in the way OF fancy
goods. They have just received
full and complete stock of
school books which Will be sold
It the lowest possible prices. They
AVE a large assortment Of sheet
music an! will take pleasure in
ordering any thing called tor that is
rot on their shelves. These gentle
men are among our popular dealers
md their gentemanly department to-
ward customers and their fair deal
ng are making their business All IN.
lespensable one TO the place.
FREE l. MORSE,
,la,m out attention next for . few
and this sketch would be
Incomplete did we neglect to notice
hem. Mr.. Free commencing bust.
ness here six years ago, and the firm
Two, they have seen the later growth
Of the place and have exhibited con-
siderable enterprise N aiding all pub
lie enterprises. Their stock COM
prises staple and fancy dry goods,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, groceries,
and everything else one would ex-
pect to find in a general stove, all
tasteiully selected, admirably arrang-
ed in the store and sold at prices
which defy competition. Their busi.
ness has outgrown their expectations
and is the sequence to be expected
from a policy which tneans and acts
with equal fairness to all. Mcssrs.
Free & Morse are among ottr most
popular business men and their pop
ularity is we'll deserved. The estab.
lishmcnt Is well worry visit even it
you do not desire to purchase any
thing.
J. 8. MOORE
has established for himself rcputa-
ton for taking good and correct pic
lures, which reflects great credit up.
on him for the proficiency he has At
tanned in the art, at which he has so
faithfully and intelligently wrought.
We occupied half hour in examin-
ing work, SO numerously displayed
at his gallery, and there was none
that would not do credit to any
artist III the large cities. This we
say in no boastful manner - the
truth will bear ms OFT in our state.
ments. An old writer pithly says :
"Art is long and time in feoting."
Truo ;ndec6 Loved ones NAV die.