Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-12-26
Jcwclry and Art.

Centuries ago, the business of which
we write was listed among the black arts.
Ancient intaglios almost Justify such
decree. Then a lifetime, approximately,
was spent upon a single artistic creation
in the jewelers. domain. Now, 1t is diff
ferent. Art goes hand in hand with
human thought and human progress, and
makes innovations everywhere.
This train of reflection is natural to
any one who will visit the tasteful and
furnished salesroom of G.
Schleuder of this city.
Let us step in and look at his display.
First, we can assure you, Uou will find
one of the largest stocks in Southern
Minnesota. Mr.. Schleuder has been in
this business many years and knows all
it's outs and ms. He has mercantile con-
nections with manufacturing houses,
which enables him to buy at figures as
low as any merchant in the northwest,
and his choicest goods are offered at only
a living profit. 1t is merely superfuous
to make an attempt at mentioning the
assortment of jewelry found at this es-
tablishment. He has standard watches
Of every make, for ladies and gentlemen,
and the most elegant cases designed by
modern artists. The chains, guards,
necklaces, ETC., exhibited, are ravishing-
both in quality and in uniquencss of de-
vices. In jewelry sets Schleuder excels.
And herein lies one gyeat cause of his
and experience. He seeks to educate the
public. He does not deal to the taste
ordinary, he seeks to elevate it.
And so we run down the scale into
brooches, earrings, sleeve-buttons, all
kinds of emblem pins, crosses and brace
lets, lockets and fanciful designs in every
description of jewelry, until we come to
clocks and brio and 5rac
If you wish to make a truly elegant
New Years gift, what is more appropriate
than one of Schleuder's superb French
time pieces? Look at his bronzes vases,
and other rare bits of art and beauty,
which an experienced taste has selected.
It is scarcely necessary to refer to the
silverware department. The most recent
and stylish patterns in all kinds of silver
ware is shown at this glittering house.
Whether it be sterling silver goods, or
pieces in ever varied and fanciful. de-
signs, Schleuder has them in endless
variety.
And so does he keep all those goods SO
desirable for holiday presentation Jewel
cases, odor cases, Of every descriptions
splendid line of artistically made cutlery
pie, cake and butter knives, soup
ladies, and berry spoons, and were we to
devote couple of columns to descrip-
ton of the goods carried by MIR. Schleuder
we would then fail to properly describe
his stock.
By superior advantages and overwhelm-
ing experience Mr.. Schleuder has built up
an enormous patronage in Austin and
vicinity. The overlooking benefit he is
daily receiving is simply a proof of his
ability to command the market and un-
dersell his competitors. The TRANoR1rr
commends him.
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