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Regensdorf & Co.
1864
04 21 ARRIVED
C. Regensdorf, on Second Street, has just received large and
fine stocks of dry goods and groceries, which he is selling at the lowest cash
prices. He also deals in every kind of
produce, and keeps his store well supplied with all varieties of groceries and
provisions. WD
05 19 1864 SPRING & SUMMER / G. REGENSDORF
The undersigned is now receiving his stock of spring and summer goods, consisting of dry goods, Yankee notions, hat and caps, a large assortment of straw goods for ladies, misses and children. Also a general assortment of groceries, all of which will be sold, as usual, cheap for cash. G. Regensdorf, two doors north of the post office. WD
07 07 CROCKERY AT COST
As I am closing out this branch of my business, I am selling Crockery without regard to cost. C. Regensdorf, 2 doors north of the post office. WD
1865
03 09 MOVED
C. Regensdorf & Co. have
moved their dry goods and grocery store to the block on the corner of Main and
Third streets, where they are now ready to receive their customers and
accommodate them with any thing in their line of business. WD
09 14 HATS
AND CAPS
I have the largest stock in town, for men, boys and
children, which will be at prices to defy all competition.
Ladies & Misses Hats
In endless variety, a large and splendid assortment of
the latest fashions. The following are a
few of the leading styles: Lady Grant,
George B. McClellan, Diana, the Princess and Turban,
and others, new, attractive and beautiful.
GROCERIES
I would [also] call particular attention to my stock
of groceries, which is always full and complete. Bear in mind that goods are constantly
advancing and that they will be higher a month hence than they are today.
Buy now and save money.
G. Regensdorf, 2 doors north
of the post office. WD
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