Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30
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Not by Force, Dht by Merit. do we Main
tain our UnriYaned. Reputation

The news Of aic dayis most startling.
Everywhere buyers and consumers are
greatly iamentin@ over the rapid rise
in the prices Of Dry Goods. The people
the conSumr,f LOT ahis region of ceun-
try have one h,he; they KNOW that there
is way to Successfully combat these,
monopolies; taey know that there issai
system Of buyib b. ana,scllinG that laughs
TO scorn All attempts to add more cXtor-
ton to the burdens a! an overtaXcd com
munity they know that the opposition
that has 50 successfully fought such gil
ants rs Stewart and Clallin for the past
four years, is dow ready to give up the
battle and allow monopoly and high
prices fun sway. 1t is also known that
our system ofbuying goods and conten-
ding with oppression. has 10 match in
this broad universe. When they tell
YOU that we are u branch of Stewards or
Clanin's do not believe them; we can
prove that we have no connection with
any monopoly which holdt the reins of
power to dictate prices; that we are de-
tcrmine1 to advance the fame of the
Cheap Store. Read the following grand
job prices which we offer this week:
Prints, g. and &c.; Bleached
and Unblcached Muslins, 0, 10 and
II l-2c. Bed Ticking at 10, II IL
and l4c.; Feather Ticking 24c. !;
Blue Drill, Ice Hickory Stripe,
l5c. Heavy Atwood Miners Shirt
ings only 40c.; Fine Blue Cloth,
double-width, only $3.50 Fine Black
Cloth, double-width, only $500; Far
mcr's Cloth, double width, only
$1.75 Waterproof at Goethe bo-
gus cheap stores ask $l.25 for the
same Velveteens at 70c. -.
White Blankets, pa yards long, fof. 50;
Colored Blankets, 23i yards. long, tor
1875; Table Linen for 35c.; Mems Shirts
and drivers ut Soc; Mems Overshirts,
from 80 to $l.25; Il whole salt of Gne.
double width. Black Cloth and Trimming.
complete for SIS; Balmoral skirts, VI
and Sl.15; Nets for 3c.-of course we
stole them; IIandkerchiefs for Se.-aas
immense job lot; Gum, lc. a yard Fail
styles Sailor and Turban Hats at halt
price; Corsets, Soc; 1000 Lace. Collars;
l-iHcll ScllS, GUNS anu ,oii'tIS, -oS.s hotSu
Ribbons, so, 60 Csc. and 81; Linen Nap
kins, &c.
Jewelry, 1Oc.; Extract and cologne,
TO-; Bears Oil, r.; Gents Linen-co1lars
for$l: 4 pairs Misses Hose tor Csc; ]
pair Ladies' Hose. &c.; 3 Pairs Boys
Socks for 25c. Misses Balmoral Skirts,
G5c. Doors AND SHOES, Ladies' Fine
Buskins, SOC and 81; Ladies' Fine Mo
rocco Shoes, $l.25 to Sl.75; Ladies' Last
ing Caters, tipped, $l.75; Ladies' Con-
gress CATERS, 81; Ladies' Heavy Calf
Caters. LIS; Misses Buttoned Boots,
cheap, 81; Mems Mining Shoes, Sl.25 to
2.9G; French Slippers, Zoe; English
Screw-sole Balmorals. $l.00; Mems
Fine Boots. S2.75 to $500; Mems Heavy
Hips, $50 HATS, Boys Straw Hats for
t., and straw enough in them to keep
your COW over winter; Boys Wool Hats,
80 to 60c. Mems Hats, Our Fritz" 100;
a Whole suit of Mems clothing. coat.
pants, vest, shoes and hat for $3.50; Boys
coat, pants. vest. shoes and hat, $500;
fine ali-wool pants, 200 to 4 80.
And thus this marvellous story might
be continued. If you need dry goods,
call on Us. No man living would deny
the fact that if we were not here, he peo-
pie would not be buying dry goods at
these low prices.
Virtue brings its reward-these cheap
bargains bring the never ending crowds
to the genuine cheap store of
BALTZELL & co..
FrOstnurg, Nd.