Rensselaer Union, Volume 10, Number 15, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 December 1877 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

1877. 1878. The Cheapest Place tn Town. BIG BARGAINS For Cash at A. LEOPOLD’S. THE ONLY PLACE WHERE GOODS ARE SOLD AT THEIR REAL VALUE FOR CASH! No more credit asked by me, but by paying cash for all I buy, and receiving big discounts, I am enabled to sell to cash customers at such figures that all are bound to purchase. I have just returned from Chicago where I found a very depressed market in all kinds of merchandise, and having the cash to pay I secured big liargains, and arn willing and determined to share this advantage with my many patrons. Among the articles purchased is a fine assortment of DRESS GOODS, consisting of plain and figured Delaines, Debaizes, “Snowflake,” and other brands, at prices rarging from 10 to 20 cents per yard; Alpacas, all colors, at from 25 to 75 cents. The 25 cent Alpacas are usually sold at 40 cents a yard. Please call and examine them befon^purehusin g else wll e re. English Merinos which I am selling for 35 cents a yard are worth 50 cents. Black ami fancy Chshmeres which I am selling for 75 cents are well worth SI-10. My stock of Calicoes is the largest in town and sold ns a A most beautiful stock of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FURS, for the holidays, at from $2 to $3.50 per set, worth from $4 to $6. Those in need of Furs should call soon as they are selling, rapidly and xmly-a-Tiiore sets remain. A complete assortment of Ladies* and Children s Cloaks which are being sold at astonishingly low figures. A splendid line of LADIES’ AND RENTS 5 NECKWEAR will be sold regardless of cost. ’oZuOdcsxnsr(3-^ z My stock of Clothing is the largest and best selected of any in the county and will sell tlicinselvcs, as the prices on them .’lre 20 per cent, less than any other house can afford to sell. I have a complete assortment of Boys’ Suits, and Ulsters, for the holidays, together with a full line of HATS AND CAPS, very beautiful and cheap. I will sell BOOTS AND SHOES lower than purchasers enn expect, for I am determined to Control the trade. I have added a large assortment of GLROCEBIES of all kinds to my immense stock of merchandise which I propose to sell lower than any regular grocery house in the county. The following is a price list of my staple groceries: JJaood Rio Coffee, per lb., - 20 Cents. Choice, Extra Prime, - - - 24 “ 10 lbs. A Sugar for - - SI.OO. llHbs. Yellow C Sugar for - T.OO. Best Young Hyson.Tea, - 35 Cents. “ Japan, - - • 33J “ “ Imperial and Gunpowder, 50 “ and all other articles in proportion. REMEMBER! ■=* I have .no rente te pay-,- buy nil my goods’ for ,caeli. -discounts, employ no u u necessa i yll e Ip. ten< Ii n g principally to my own business. All these things taken into consideration I can afford to be liberal witli, my customers. I would, therefore, respectfully request the public to consult, thejjr jiwn interests and not be led Ustrny by prejudice ami jealous contemporarles. Mr. Eli’Heidleberger is with me and will at all times be glad to waif upon ids numerous friends and acquaintar.ees. Eli is too well known to the people of Jasper county to need any recommendation. •T— J 1 i-.r-.L-X-Thanking you for pnst favors and hoping for a continuance of your patronage, I remain your most humble servant, ' - —■ A. Leopold. At the Brown Stone Building.