U 'July ll 04—tl._Bmuaa, .May CiQEORGE D. PIFER’S T* JjNEW GROCERY STORE.a i rcQeorgo Dlt;Pifer has removed hia grocory and a variety store to Brokerhoff’a now building, in Ij the large room directly opposite ciTHE CONRAD HOUSE,and one door north of the post office. ... M • lie keeps constantly on hand a prjhnolot of greenVand black teas, coffee, Sugar. syrups, mackonU, herring, cod fish, nhlland herring, and cheoso of all kinds! ''He k»fe^)!i7dried;peach-es,apples, currants, elderberries,, cherries. , Jfle koeps- ^plt^d salmon,' oysters, sardines,' 'macaroni. He keeps a large assortment .of willqvr ----^ hearthnwftre, oora and hickory brooms, hand scrubbing and- blacking bra*bos. stove and shoo blsyskntag^ 'cedar tubs, buckets and cans, shot, powder and gtm capaj papercollars combs, thread, and notions bfhll kinds, canned fruit' of jail kinds.' Jiisnvy, sun fish and natural leaf tobaoco, as also.his cigars can. not be efcelled, ,lle koeps in faot everything appertaining to n .first class grocery and .variety store. He hopes by strict attention tq business to retain his patropage, and ajstftq* increase it.Ho feels thankful for past favors, and desires people-generally^-to -.place. him- under greater obligations.. , ’ * lt;•• *'.... GEORGE D. PIFER. .Belle! into November 3rd. 1866. 10-80ft- *Fiisrfcw ;V’t'' W,]rt