The true northerner., 1882-12-22
Our Advertisers.


The near approach of the Holiday season,
makes business brisk, and the merchants and
dealers of our village are not slow 10 take
advantage of the harvest, that is theirs to
reap, and realizing the fact that nothing in
creases that harvest, like a judicious expendi-
ture of printers ink, they invite the atten-
ton of the public, through the advertising
columns OF The NoETHERNER, to the many
good bargains, and other advantages which
they have to induce people to patronize them.
The Licely Store of w. j. d Il. Sellick, is
well worthy of its appropriate name. Carry
ing, as they do, mammoth stock of goods,
the gentlemanly proprietors, and their equal
ly gentlemanly and efficient corps of clerks,
are at lively work from morning till night,
Supplying the wants of the crowds of GUS
toners, that throng their store, and those
who trade there once, seldom forget to re-
peat the operation.
Sherman d Avery, at the old Corner
gives them a CALL as hundreds do every day,
is sure to be waited upon promptly and salts
factorily. The firm are experienced business
men and do business in fair and honorable
way, and keep only experienced men in their
employ.
Everybody knows Matthews, the Sta
TONER" and everybody knows that if they
want Holiday goods music, newspapers,
books, or anything else in his line, that
George is always on hand to take their
money, but not without giving them full
value for every cent they leave with him.
The Star Dry Goods House" kept by c.
r. Avery, stands second to none, as the trad
ing public very well knows, and the great
number of customers, who daily patronize
him, are a sufficient proof of the confidence
of people, both in the proprietor and in his
gentlemanly assistants.
E. G.. Butler keeps right on doing a square
business at his old stand on Kalamazoo
street.
If you want to purchase groceries, crock
cry, or any thing else in their line, or if you
are sick and want any drugs or medicines
Philo or Johnny, at the "New York Drug
Store" are always ready and willing to sup
ply your wants, at prices that are always Just
and reasonable.
Fred Bassett is closing ont his elegant
stock of clocks watches, and jewelry, and
viii sell you goods for cash. at astonishingly
low prices. He is going out of business and
is bound to sell his goods if he don't make a
penny.
Probably nearly every one of our readers
have, at some time visited the Model Store
of Duncombe, Stearns d Co., but if you have
not been there since they began TO do busi.
ness on strictly "cash basis,'' 90 at once
and be astonished at the way they sell their
goods "for cash only" They have lot of
boys there selling goods, who are no slouches,
TO say nothing of "Kirke" whom everybody
knows, and also that eminent dakota Jim
River farmer Frank Stearns, who is equally
ready 10 sell you goods, or to expatiate upon
the beauties and advantages of the Jim
River Valley
Holmes 81 Spicer, better known however
as Sam" and "Dan," never take back seat
for anybody, and in the line of standard
groceries, they will give you fair trades and
an "honest count" and if you desire it, make
you happy by telling you a good story at the
same time.
No man will ever have chance to say of
Capt. Smith, the proprietor of the great One
Price Ready Pay Clothing Store "I was
naked and you clothed me not that is if he
is prepared to pay the extremely reasonable
prices at which the Capt. sells his goods, on
ly for ready cash. And if the proprietor
himself is not there, the smiling visage of
our portly friend George will always beam
benignantly upon you, as he either att sn6s
TO your wants himself, OF transfers yo1 TO
some one of his able assistants.