People's Pilot, Volume 2, Number 26, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 December 1892 — A WORD WITH YOU. [ARTICLE]

A WORD WITH YOU.

Our EntcrjMrlsinff Business Men Have fionethlng to Say, •>. Fruits at the post office. Go to Dexter & Cox’s for your \coal. 4 Headqnarters for overcoats. I Chicago Bargain Store. WreS. '.: J.i i 1 New corn meal always o: a hand at Dexter & Cox’s, A full line o£ holiday goods at A. F. Long’s. |: Dexter & Cox will trade for or buy cords of wood. | Dolts from one cent up at Long's drug store. A full line of ladies jew elry at Mrs, Lecklider’s. 4 Childrens pictures a specialty at the World’s Fair Pavilion. Dexter & Cox will seli you ) pure buckwheat flour. Call at Mrs. Leckl ider’s* for ’Christmas presents. Games for the you ng people at Long’s drug store. /[ § Don’t forget thos e trimmed batsforsl.ooat Mrs. ?Lecklider’s. » “S-ejfjuiQ oQ'6s Jo j tdAps pun xoi qis seipn'q | Don’t forget A. F . Long when purchasing your h oliday goods. •sSuu sfoofpnu ui deqg H A large line of ‘accordeons and Violins at Loog’s -drug store. s ( 9qjuio 0% oS sm.reqo raa|quia All kinds of rodll feed at the and feed mill. Ladies silver watch for 17.50. a Hupp the Jeweler.

Smoke the Mendoza cigar. For sale everywhere. All kinds of fine silverware at Huff’s. M Any book published fur nished at B, F. Fendig’s. Nuts of all kinds at Gos c’s restaurant. An immense quantity of candy for the holidays at John 1 Eger’s. Confectionery, a fineli ne, at the post office. Take your fur, gam e and hides to B. S. Fendig. When you go to town go to Goff’s and get a square me al. A complete line of toys . for the holidays at John Eger’s. A full line of pipes at th e post office. See those $7.00 oak dmm, g room chairs at Williams'. Plain, fancy and! die® drated queensware at John Eger”* ;. • Pocket books at the post office.

Tthe finest lines eff ladies s’ and gents chains at Clarke’s.. A full line of fruit ca n be found at Goff’s restaurant. DextQr & Cox will do a n exchange business in buckw) leat, meal and feecU Bargains iac< goods at *. Mrq. Lecklider*s onn Wednesdays anfl Saturdays. Standard 1 rubber hip tx x>ts only $3.00. Chicago Bargain Stobj «. - If you want a good cork i Kite shoe for men or a warm lined. , or felt shoe for ladies go to the Chicago Bargain Store,

Tin x handsomest line of mens new m wear you ever saw. Chicago Bargain Store. Mrs. l’<ecklider has just received a t ull line of notions and holiday goo dsHuff will sOH you a gold filled ladies or gen Vs watch for sl2. Call and see thOmSacrifice sale of men’s fine shoes at Hemphill & Honan’s now on. Ladies low shoerf at high water prices at Hemphill & Honan’s. Blankets, yarns, flannels, in fact all winter goods in abundance. .R- Fendig.

A nobyline of overcoats which are going at prices very low. R. Fendig. Books —an endless variety and at prices /t&at will stit the public at A. foopg’s. Black wp#l ,'ftjuon suits and tights. CHICAGO' BaRG^^STORE. Don’t buy .jqjljippry till you’ve .ours. Hemphill & A full and complete line of plush goods such as toilet cases’,' manicure sets, etc., atLqjig’s. Goff can be found at the olid stanid with a full line of confectionery. Go to Williams 1 and buy a nice chair for your father, brother and your best man. If you want a mice set-ring sep my stock before purchasing elsewhere. | Hupp the Jeweler.

Go to Goff’s for ■ your celery and oysters to go with your Christmas turkey. * Your sweet-heart will thank you for buying that box of candy of Laßue Bros. Fine California grapes at the post office, also oranges and bananas. We will have another ton of candy this year. Call and get prices. Laßue Bros. A $4 photograph album at the post office for $2.25. Something fine.

Buy your baby, wife , daughter, mother and best girl one of those rockers at Williams'. Do you believe in your star? Watch how it guides you straight to Laßue Bros. Leave your subscription for magazines and newspapers with J. E. Spitler, at the post office. Those animals in Laßue Bros, window are not more real than their bargains. Goff would like to furnish vour Christmas candies this «/ year. He has a fine line. Remember the children like toys. Laßue Bros, have all kinds. * V Miss Bartoo makes a speciqlty of children’s pictures at the World’s Fair pavilion. Give her a calL Albums, a large line, both plush and leather, and at prices to meet competition. .A. F. Long. Step in and lepk at those solid gold watches, at Clarke’s.

You miss it if you don’t see our line before buying holiday goods. B. F. Fendig. Chas. Vick is still im the news business and will receive subscriptions for newspapers of any kind, American or foreign. Try the improved Graham method when wanting teeth extracted without pain at Dr. Horton’s, over Laßue’s. V Make your gentleman friend a Christmas present of a box of fine cigars, which can be found at the post office.

Going to swear off. Well if you swear off paying high prices you will then trade with Laßue Bros. ' I want every teacher in the county to call and get prices on books and cards for schools. B. F. Fendig.

ChHstmas comes but once a year, but Laßue Bros, makes it so memorable you wish it would come oftener. Crokinole, halama, parcheesi office boy, lotto, tiddledy-winks, ouija, bagatelle parlor croquet and a hundred other games at B. F. Fendig’s. * Alliance people are cordially invited to call and examine goods and prices at the Columbus. Everything lower than the lowest. Now is the time for holiday pictures. Order in time. A nice family group is the most appropriate picture made. We are especially prepared now for groups, all sizes up to 14x17. Will a ms’ Art Studio.

If you expect to make father, husband, son or best fellow a nice Christmas present call and see our fine line of slippers. Porter & Wishard. The balance of the Rossbaehor jewelry stock at cost at John Eger’s. A chince to make val - uable Christmas presents for little money. Important notice to school teachers. You will make a mis take if you buy your candy and nuts before looking through our stock. Laßue Bros. We grind at the elevator and feed mill on Tuesday and Friday of each week. Farmers bring in your feed. W. R. Nowels & Son. For Christmas presents see our beautiful line of silk handkerchiefs and extra fine facinators set together with silk. Porter & Wishard. Williams has the largest display of rocking chairs in the Grand Army Hall over his store ever brought to Hensselacr. Call and see them and I know you ivill buy one or more. A fine assortment of dress goods in all fabrics and shades, with trimtnings to match, at the Columbus, at marvelously low prices, for A. Leopold is bound to do the business. J. E. Spitler, at the post office, is determined to close out his stock of books, albums, toilet cases, etc., and will sell them at any price to get rid of the stock. A rare chance to make presents at small cost.