The news., 1886-04-27
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the country or can't refuse old
friends, that it is unpopular, and in
fact that community will never pay
cash down. Another will read this
unanswerable philosophy and sort
of make up his mind that he will
try the cash business "some day."
Presently King Credit fattens out
his next door neighbor and again
the resolution to swear off soon.
Next comes the final blow, then it
is too late to face the world and
fight the battle.
My Teas are of the best that
the market affords. Oolong per
pound 80, so, 70 cents, worth in
other stores so cents to $l.0O.
English Breakfast at 90 to rs
cents per pound other stores have
it for 80 cents, S1.00 and S1.25.
Japan at so cents, worth in other
stores 70 cents per pound. Gun
powder 30 cents per pound, others
sell it for 20 cents. Young Hyson
of fine flavor at so and 60 cents per
pound, worth 70 to so cents in other
stores. Japan Dust 20 cents per
pound, worth at other stores 25
cents.
Now about Cofees. l have
some fine Cofees. A good cup of
Coffee is always relished by the mil
lions who daily use it; but a poor
cup of Coffee is a vexation. Mocha
at % cents per pound, worth in
other stores 80 cents. Java at %
cents, worth 35 cents. Maracaibo
at % cents per pound, in other
stores sold at % cents. Laguayra
y cents per pound, worth in other
stores % cents. These Coffees are
the best that can be bought in the
New York market. Are washed
and roasted expressly for me and to
my order Cheaper Coffees if de-
sired.
Bakers Chocolate pound at
% cents, worth in other stores %
cents.
Next is spicy subject, which
you all like to hear about. Allspiee,
Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
whole and ground), and Celery
Seed, from to 3 Cents per ounce
less than other stores sell them.
Mustard, Black Pepper, American
Cayenne Pepper (not African Cay
enne) from 2 to 5 Gents per
pound less than at other stores.
But this has nothing to do with
the fine New York State Creamery
and Farmers Butter, which is put
up expressly for me and sold to You
at low figure in order to give you
all a chance to test their merits,
which will speak for themselves
when tried. Coed Butter at "a
Cents. worth p Cents. Can't be
beat for the money. The best But
ter in the State. Creamery 80
Cents, worth 40 Cents. Try it. A
very fine Butter for % Gents. |
sell large amount of Butter at
wholesale and retail / sell from
800 to 1000 pounds per week.
Another greasy subject-Lard,
pure and fine; cheaper than can be
bought at other stores.
Goods bought below their real
value and sold at close profits, will
always crowd your house with cash
buyers. People who want time 90
to men who sell on such terms and
demand their one hundred per cent.
but the masses who have the money
avoid these long-winded, high-priced
concerns and go for the real values,
demanding Of every dollar double
duty.
Now speaking about value what
about my prices for Flour Penn
berton l2l pounds at 81 Cents,
worth 3S Gents, also in % pounds at
"A cents, worth 70 Cents Rancocas
124 pounds at 33 Cents, worth So
Cents, also same in 25 pounds So
Cents, worth So Cents; Eayrestown
12l pounds at "a cents, worth 50
Cents, the same in 25 pounds at So
cents, worth 70 Cents. Flour by
the 100 pounds cheaper than can be
bought at the mills; Hecker's Self
Raising Flour is Cents, worth II
Gents, also Hecker's Self-Raising
Buckwheat II Cents, worth IS
Cents.
Hominy 2 quarts for II Gents,
worth 20 Gents. Oatmeal 81 pounds
for % Cents, cannot be bought for
that money in Philadelphia. Corn
Starch 2 pounds for II Cents, worth
20 Cents. Ta2ioca 2 pounds for 10
Gents, worth 20 Cents. Windsor
Cocoanut in canisters % Cents,
worth 35 Cents. Carolina Rice s
Cents per pound, worth 10 Cents.
Pearl Barley 81 pounds for %
Gents, worth 35 Cents. Baking
Powder (Royal) pound boxes ar
"a Cents, worth % Cents. Silver
Star Baking Powder with hand
some presents) Is Cents. Baking
or Cake Soda 4 Cents, worth 5
Cents. Flavoring Extracts at 8
Cents, worth 10 Cents. Laundry
Starch 2 pounds for Is Cents worth
20 Gents. Indigo Blue 4 Cents per
box, worth 5 Cents. Blue in bottles
8 Gents, worth - Cents. Stove
Polish at 6 Cents, worth 10 Cents.
Pearline at 8 Cents, worth 10 Cents.
Principles are immutable and
live forever" So will Salt if kept
dry, perfectly free from air or water.
Nice prime Salt Meats will keep
long time if we'll cared for. But |
don't care to keep them. / want to
sell them at reasonable prices. Sugar
Cured Smoked Hams at II Cents
per pound, worth 10 Cents. Sugar
Cured Shoulders at u Gents, worth
8 Gents. Sardines in oil, 2 boxes II
Cts, worth "a; Sardines in mustard
(large boxes IS Cts, worth IS Cts.
Columbia River Salmon s Cents
per pound, worth Is Cents. No. 2
Mackerel % pounds for % Cents,
worth 80 Cents. New Salt Pork at
81 Cents per pound worth 10 Cents.
New Orleans Molasses, Pure Cider
Vinegar.
1 place before you irresistible
temptation in the stock Of Canned
Goods at lowest prices. All kinds
of Dried Fruits at very low prices.
Soaps Of many of the best makes at
very low prices. A good stock of
Brooms on hand, that / sell at lower
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