Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-06-23
COLUMN OF THE NEW YORK
STORE.
Free Sodn Water!


sought after, most erAtlirattng, most de-
lscious, most coolsng, most heating, most
carbonatcd water, favored
with any desired syrup, coming as cold as
though from the North Pole, from one of
the most popular soda fountains in the
country, just brought to this city by DR..
Tabor, and put up at an expense of near
ly one thousand dollars.
HURRAH FOR THE 4TH!!
One dollar in cash expended at the
New York STORE, on this day, will Sc
cure check the same as before.
Ice aoater free to every body. Goods
cheaper than ever at the ''New York
Store" Read carefully the following and
know whereof we speak.
IT has often been wondered at, why
our papers did not contain some price
list of merchandise, as well as Of farmers
produce The following, as given by
Lawton Bros. & Post, is the first ever
published hereabouts, and should be, as
it certainly will be, looked over with much
interest In doing SO, rccollcct that 1t
only refers to the New York Store, where,
if you do not, you will find it to your in
terest to trade.
ING OFFERED AT FIGURES THAT WILL WAR
RANT THEIR SALE, LET THE TIMES BE
EVER so HARD. 1t is the house of
Lawton Bros & Post, that this refers
to- Yes, they do sell goods, as one would
think, regardless of cost. Read carefully
the following price list, post yourself up
as TO what you want, then give them
try.
DRESS GOODS.
If it be dress goods you wish, you are
doing yourself injustice by not calling at
the New York Store before purchasing,
for they are now offering one of the great
est spring and summer stocks ever open
ed in this section, comprising everything
wanted, which it is said are being sold
for about half the regular price. For
instance, would mention thousands of
yards Of Poplins, going off for % cents
yard, we'll worth half dollar. Grcna-
dimes for 35 and so cents a yard, sold
elsewhere for Is cents and 81 a yard.
Piques at all prices ranging from 30 cts.
to 81, being some 40 per cent. lower than
at other houses for same qualities. Per
Gales in great variety at 20 to 80 cents
yard, no such quality sold as low by
others Brilliants at Is cents a yard;
these are great bargains, and like the
other goods, must he seen to be apprecia-
ted sold usually for rs cents, a great
saving here. Especially notice Norway
Poplins for 60 cents, heretofore held at
ST. Lawns at Is to 25 cents, considered
cheap at 20 and 40 cents. Alpacas in
every variety Plaid Alpacas at 35 cts,
well worth so cents. Plain black for 80
cents, generally selling for 40 cents; finer
qualities proportionately low. Prints,
Delaines,. Ginghams, in fact everything
from baby's apron to brides silk out
fit at prices surprisingly low. Silks in
great profusion. Genuine japanese silk
81, heretofore sold for $1.25. The $1.75
quantity now being run off at $l.40 not
to be found elsewhere. Plain black Offer
ed for from one-third to Onehalf lower
than heretofore. Recollect that none of
these goods are sold at loss to the firm,
but that the reason for their being sold
so exceedingly low arises only from their
being purchased correspondingly cheap
from headquarters.
DOMEsTICs.
In this line the New York Store, know
ing the wants Of the people, has fully met
them, and are selling at such low prices
that frequently persons buy their sup
plies for time to come, knowing that they
will save money thereby. Notice some
of the prices: Cottonade goods for chill
dren's wear only 20 cents; heavy for
mems wear 25 cents, selling for 80 and
40 cents elsewhere Good bleached cot
ton for 10 cents yard, usually held for
IS cents. Crash toweling for 10 cents
and shilling, considered cheap for Is
and 20 cents; superior article for IS
cents sold by others for 25 cents. Good
checked shifting for one shilling yard.
Ginghams for one shilling; finer quality
large and complete stock of linens.
Heavy table linen for so cents, consider
ed cheap at 65 cents; superior article
for IS cents, not generally found in mar
ket Everything in this line on the same
low scale.
SAAWL AM
It perhaps is not generally known that
in the East scarcely anything but shawls
arc worn. 1t may be that the New York
Store was little rash to have brought
on such a grand display, however, as
they have them, they are offering at
prices that will not lose a sale. Beauti-
full black and white Grenadine shawls
60 ri, oil rfh N10 If
found at other houses. Great display OF
Lace mantles, selling for SO, well worth
$40. Fifteen dollar Lace mantles for
$3.50. All other varieties Of shawls on
hand at equally low prices.
HOOP SKIRTS
In every style. The Quaker, the Pomp-
adour, the Straight, the Curve, the large
and the small, at prices not to be equalled,
being from Is cents upwards. Good
styles ladies' rs cents.
OF all descriptions Five hundred Cor
sets at 40 cents each, not to be found
short of IS cents and 81. Great numbers
for 81, generally sold for 50. A superior
quality of all styles on hand.
HOSIERY
To no end. A speciality in this line,
great numbers being sold at one shilling
a pair, considered cheap at 20 cents.
Fine British IA sc, iron frame, for 25 cts,
generally soap for so cents per pair.
Gents hosiery in great abundance, vary
ing from to 20 cents per pair; one-half
under the general price.
TRIMMED HATS.
Five hundred trimmed Hats for Ladies
at rs cts, 81 and $125. The rs cent
hats are well worth $3.50, the 5 hats are
sold elsewhere for 50, and the $1.25 gen
orally held at So. Look at them. They
are great bargains.
JEwELRY.
Great numbers of the late style Jet
Black Sets selling at 90 cts. regular price
$3.50 Chains, Necklaces, Charms, Brace
lets-all of late patterns for about one
fourth general price.
The greatest variety Of Gloves ever re-
ceivcd in this city. Lisle Thread Gloves,
all shades, at 25 cts, held by others at
so cts Kids in every variety, from one
dollar upwards. A most magnificent as