Rensselaer Republican, Volume 13, Number 1, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 September 1880 — The Best Dentistry. [ARTICLE]

The Best Dentistry.

A. H. Wirt, Dentist, of Moqticello, is in town, *to do dental work of *ll kind*. The patronage of the public Is respectfully solicited. • Office in second story of Mis. HempbHU Bonding.

-Pure ciiier vinegar at C C. Starr A rli - :; r *'sn 'vr:-:r ftp—fh* k«Y fco Ak. etotpsigs at Bed--ted*, t *f* t l * K ; ; —Go to Mrs. Heaiey’s for mourning waibsrr *:*. ?<Ar ** • ** —Newro .;:iiiijf and laca at Mfct Healey’s. ’ .j, « —Handsome l*e*l set** at .Seal* A Son’s. _ — Stunner tobacco aud cigars at Bedfortt*. • ■ • ■*’ r- ' ■ —B> si ford has tbe “Boss” i for 6 cent cigar in town. ' > —School books of all kinds at Harding and Tharp’s. —Oyster* by the can or iliah at RE. Spencer A Co’a , . . ! —Flowerpots and hanghnr basket* at C. C. Starr A Go’s. —A earload of stoneware at C. C Starr A Co’s, only 8 cents per gallon. —Fresh bread, cakes and pde* always on hand at R. E. Spencer A Co's. —New fall styles In boon ate aud bats at Mrs. Healey’s. - , —Sew'lrt voice of solid gold ting* at Goldman and Hardman’s. —Try Harvest homo smoking tobacco at Harding and Tharp’s—For choice toilet soaps of all kinds go to Harding and Tharp’s. .—New lot of silverware' next week at Goldman & Hardman’s. When you want nice monograms, go to Goldman & Hard man’*. —The largest stock of lead pencils in Rensselaer i* at the portoffice. —Excellent peuholders at the postoffice. Prices from 5 cents to 75 cents each.

—Engraving done free of charge on all silverware bought at Goldman A Hardman’s. —Nails, window glass, bracket*, moulding* dc etc., at bottom prices at Ferguson’s. —Remember if you want good watch or clock work, go to Goldman A Hardman’s. ’ ' * —Guard chains, necklaces, ckurms, etc. Good assortment, at Goldman A Hardmau’s. —When the time draws nigh go to Goldman <fc Hardmau’s for your wedding presents. —For choice perfumery, hair oils, face pai n ta, pomades Ac, go to H ardingand Tharp’s. —Rubber erasers at the postoffice Rensselaer. lud. Prices from 5 cents to 15 cents each. Fine Elgin watches cased injsilver or gold, at bottom prices at Goldman, and Hardmau’s. —The best wagon is the ebea pest and the name of it is “Newton.” Bedford keeps them. —Our prices on reparin.g are as low as any first class work can be done. Goldman dc B abdman. —We keep a full stock •»/ choice fine cuttobacco, smoking tobuoco, and clgars - , Harding jukl Tharp. —Foe stylish and fashionable suits, made up in the stylo aud cut of the prasont day, call on Jons* tho tailor. —Bedford has the largest and best assortment of chewiug tobacco it the town. Call and try Ids Garfield or Hancock tobacco. —Go in at Bedford % and ask Char* ley Hopkins for Garfitld tobacco.* Hi will show it to you. with a *mile aud eay “it is extremely good.” —Some twenty odd styles and sizes of writing papfiaare in stock at the postoffice. There is not belter or cheapor goods In the county. We can site you to many cases where Dr. Harding’* favorite remedy has proved am infallible cure for chickeu cholera. Harding and Tharp. —Beautiful nudigraph a.otims at the postoffice 5u Jtensselaor for only 10 cents each; larger ones for 15 cents, still larger aid better for 50 cents, 05 cents and 5-1.26, —We have a large line of clothing, hats, caps, socks, underw ear, <£-0., which we will sell at cost foi the next thirty days to close out. FeNDIG dc JOBT. --Mr. John Coen would call the attention of our readers to tt.o fact that lie lias a complete assortment of nursery stock at his nursery. Patronize your home institutions. —Five cents bny a scratch book, a memorandum book, a penholder, an ivory toothpick, n nickel bey ring, a good lead pencil or a bottle of best ink, at tho postofllce. —Now is the tiuao for bargains in l’.:c merctaut tailoring line, for I will sell and make up suits to order cheaper than ever sold before iu Renaselaer I mean what I ar.y. T. M. Jones 0. C. Starr A Co. have just received a Targe invoice of new goods* their stock is mow complete and you cun find any thing there you may need in thegvocery line at rockhottom pricee. —When you are in need of stalionery, pens, inks, pencils, slates, blank books, or »uy thing in the school book lenecall and learn opr prices before purchasing. Harding and Tharp. —All persona expecting to do any paintingthis fall will do well to call and see tis before purchasing. We have a large stock and will give rednoed prices, Harding and Tharp.

iftrue, that, when a Remington ynnng lady is nsked by a gentleman to rifle with him, she gives consent only on condition that ho hires one of those nice cosy carriages of Sheffler’s. —To reduce stock, for the next 80. days Carters’ and Thomas* standard black, blue and violet writing inks will be sold at 5o per cone botftla, at the Postoffiee. This is cheaper than they could have beer bought by the gross a few months ago.

—Two new brick school la oases are being built in Marion townshipThey are tbe first brick school houses in Jasper county. Slates, slate pencils, writing paper, pens, ink, flat cap paper, scratch books, composition books, and many other school supplies are for sale at the poetoffloe In Itaneeelaer.

W~„.. U W • M. J»W»U wmo ii£ ir * *** '■±*9mt wi«chtne oft at Harding ft TilU. .i 1 ,! '.&& f ■ njfctl - >±4 •’ N . •HSlnmvtn al rock-bottom prion Jon Jf 10 ° "for * dXl **. “** °“ K any ki«ni of wit, call U.^'i^uo & —Tty the campaign cigar tokl by Stiller, Reojingtou. —Cider vinegar—Pure cldervineger Tharp’s. —See that 60 cent tea at Bedford’s before yon boy; its ‘'boss.” —Before purchasog go to B. F. Ferguson for prices on lumbar. < —First class rim knob lock ail complete, 85 oents at Ferguson’s. —Doors, sash, blinds and all kinds of saoalding at Ferguson's. If yen want* business salt, Jones tr*M fit you out In a ttp tap one cheap. —Calender clocks and school teacher’s eloekast Goldman and Hardman’s —B--F. Ferguson keeps on hand at hts lumber yard a full line of building hardware at lowest rates. —For a good square meal, cooked and served in neat style, go to the res taursmtof J. E- Stiller, Bemfngtou. I—Ferguson 1 —Ferguson is prepared to pay cash for all kinds of graiu or* trade flour, hardware and lumber for the same —The place to get building material, Ferguson’s. Reason, lie keeps a full stock of best quality at lowest prices. —Just coming.—A large bill of lumber to be sold at the lowest possible prices. B. F. Ferguson. —B. F. Ferguson offers some first class bargaius in lumber this week, in our local columns. He is the man to patronise. —As winter approaches the homeless begin to prepare for building. The place to get bargains in building material Is atß. F. Ferguson’s lumber yard. —J will sell suits to order from 16 to 110 cheaper than you can buy elsewheie. Come and try me.

T. M. JONES

—Anyone with an eye to taste and style, can see the difference in clothes made by Jones and those made elsewhere. —When you come to the Fair don’t fall to call at C- C. Starr A Co’s, mammoth grocery store and get a big bargain. —The restaurant of J. E. Stiller, north of the depot, Remington, is the popular resort for icecream and lemonade parties. \ —ls you want anything in tno way of clothing made to order call on me I will sell cheaper than anybody elseT. M. Jones. —Stiller of is always prepared with the nicest bread, the best of pies and the freshest cakes in the market.