New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-18
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4 There are but few places in Mime.
sofa where such an assortment of holi-
day goods is from year toy ear display
ed for sale, as in this city. Every
thing imaginable from a penny toy to
IL hundred dollar set Of furniitu can
here be obtained, at prices that defy
competition, and there certainly is no
necessity for our people to send to
other cities for articles that can be OBJ
tanned Of our own merchants at as low
figures as anyWhereEelse.
4 1t III want of anything in the way of
clothing or dry goods, we are sure you
can be suited both as regards quality
and prices by either Kieslng, Keller
4 Co., H. Behnke & Bro, Theo. Crone,
Cheap Charley; c. Baltrusch, Redmann
4 SchrAnm, Neumann & Rosskopf and
Geo. Jacobs. Nearly all of the fore
going firms also carry large stocks of
notions and ladies and gents furnish.
ing goods, and all, with the exception
Of. Cheap Charley, handle groceries,
crOckerY, &c. The furniture and fur
nishing departln ent is we'll represented
by Chas. Wagner and @. F. Held. The
former carries;a very fine stock and is
also agent for several standard sewing
machines, among them Albert's favor
tie, "the Davis Nlachine.'' Mr.. Held
offers his stock at cost as will be seen
by an advertisement in another col
umn. John 9. Toberer and II. Schleu.
der, our jewelers., are not behind the
times, and their stores dazzle with the
many beautiful things suitable for
present making. Even the large hard.
Ware stocks OF nj. Mullen, III. Beuss-
mann, Chas. Rolloff, j. B. Arnold and
H. Laudenschlager, afford many useful
and ornamental articles appropriate
for holiday presents. Then there are
the boot aud shoe stores OF H. Lohyde.
Fir. :Peuser and H. Rudolph, where
most everything in their line can be
found and obtained at prices CORE
spending to the low price of wheat
But we should not forget our grocery
men, R. Pfefferle, C. w. A. Crook, j.
B.. Zeug and FIR. friedman. These
men, especially the former, carry large
stocks and will sell you just as many
pounds of sugar for dollar as any
other dealer in town. Pfefferle. especi-
ally, is noted for his generosity, and
they do say that sometimes he just
slaughters fancy groceries and canned
goods, of which he carries the largest
stock in the city. The smokers ba-
Ears of q. Burg and VIM. Petermann
are at present unusually we'll stocked,
and in that Of the former any smokers
article, from a nickel cigar holder to a
ten dollar meerschaum pipe. can be OBJ
tanned. Mr.. Burg also manufactures
cigars on a large scale, and is prepared
to supply the trade at Chicago prices.
AS sewing machines have become a
necessity in every family, and as there
are yet Il few who are not supplied, it
might not be Smiss to say that S. D.
Peterson and @. Hanft are agents for
several reliable machines, and will not
be undersold, SO they say. The mil
linery stores Of Miss Therese West
phal and Mrs. Anton Gliding should
not be forgotten. These ladies keep
nice assortm embracing everything
new and stylish, and are 40 novices in
their business. But when it comes to
buying toys for the little folks, music
al merchandise, vases, china goods,
smoking sets, albums. &c., &C., for the
large folks, why, the City Drug Store
is the place to get them. But as we
are not much addicted to blowing our
own horn we would just say, come in
and see for yourselves. There are also
several others who keep pretty good
stocks, bit us they do not see fit to
support the REVIEW in any shape form
or manner, we are afraid a notice at
our hands might be displeasing to
them.
Linden Correspondence.