Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-24
JUST WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

1t Is fact now generally known,
and in consequence appreciated Ivy all
lovers OF honorable square dealing,
that the new departure taken by y.
Ashim ~ Bro, in establishing the one
price cash store, is altogether in the
interest OF those who pay cash, and
who also recognize that there is no
money SO easily made as to save that
which Is already made; in other words,
for those who understand that by buy
ing first-clas, a / goods, for 80 rer
cent, IS literally obtaining the goods
for nothing. We are informed that
the great aim of the p%roptietors is TO
establish a permanent trade, and to do
this, they are determined to give bv
far more than the fullest value; in
fact, we honestly believe they will
make your dollar pan out" with them
twice as far as elsewhere. They are
further determined to hold the lead as
the representative, go-ahead, square
dealing firm of Eastern Nevada, by
continuing those fixed, sterling priil.
ciples Of business which have met the
appreciation OF many. as Is evidenced
by their constantly increasing sales,
and which, being tested by all, will
tend to regain that confidence which
has been lost i'll some OF the mer-
camille community. For reliable proof
OF this sincerely, they would ask all
customers to return goods purchased.
which have in any way turned out
contrary to recommendation. We
will here say that this firm are
PIONEERS OF H PACIFIC coAsT;
Pioneers in every sense, not only in
establishing the One Price Cash Store
in Eureka, for they have had business
i'll every important town in the State
of Nevada-Nirginia City, Carson City,
Genoa, Como, Aurora, Mono, Austin,
Hamilton, Cherry Creek, Ruby Hill
and Phoebe, aud also in about every
mining camp from British Columbia
to Arizona, and absolutely defy any
individual in that whole scope of ter
ritory 10 state that they have ever
misrepresented an article to make a
sale, or have ever failed to back TO the
very letter each and all OF their adver-
tisements. Their newest innovation
already unquestionably a success) and
which must commend itself 10 all, is
THE oNE-PRICE SYSTEM,
Recognized as one of the true princi.
Piles OF trade. 1t is as iniatlible a. the
laws of the Meades and Persians.
They have mo friends p~rices;' "uo
tucking OF to strangers-only one
price for everybody-lor all OF their
goods are plainly marked throughout
the store; so We respectfully say to all
the incredulous, TO all the skeptical:
compare, then judge.
TO L THE DoUBTING THoMAsEs:
Hath you not eyes to SEE =? Hath you
not hands to feel :? Hath you not senses
for reason? Go use them, and be con
WINGED. How agyravating and abomi-
nable is the old system of half a dozen
prices for the same article. Imagine
the following, a daily experience of
many: The price first asked, for in
stance, is two dollars. On protesting
that it is too much (f you do not pro-
test, so much the worse), il is bound to
come down bit by bit. 81 rs, 81 80,
81 %, 81, in the Original Cheap John
style; aud lastly, you are p~atronizlng-
ly told, "WeiI, beng it IS you, PA
make it IS cents" You purchase, still
unSa isfied
THAT IT HAS TOUCHED BOTTOM,
But of thing surely satisfied, and
that is, you are satisfied in your own
mind that that apology OF u merchant
will skin you alive the next chance he
gels. How much more agreeable it is
Tor all concerned to have all goods
plainly marked with the lowest selling
price, and then allow no haggling, de-
Walton or variation under amy circum-
stances.
ANOTHER ALL IMPORTANT CONSIDER
ALTON
To miners, mechanics, station-keepers
herders, ranchers, coal.hurners. n; d
the public in general. is that :. Ashim
Il Bro, of the One-Price Cash store,
keep about everything. from a cross
eyed darning- needle To a ,hree-legged
stool; and always remember, further,
that you'll find it the best place in the
entire State 10 buy Il complete outfit,
good and cheap. lt%