The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-31
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTES.

TRADE FUK OATS.-trOnI and AfteI
this date the undersigned will take oati
in exchange for harness, saddles, or any
thing in my line. Farmers and Others
who need anything in my line, will find
this an easy method Of procuring good
good. without money. Give me q call
shop on Main Street, formerly occupied
by Frank Esler.
If Ell. OWENHOUSE.
Bozeman, Dec 3lst, 1884.
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Kidd. the butcher, will have supply
Of all kind OF fowls for Christmas and
New years.
Smokers try the Little Dude at Pentlle-
toms.
Trv the honey, horehound, licoric- and
tar drops ut PendIeton's.
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Tanner has received a large and varied
stock of boots and shoes, and will sell
them " cheaply ~ he sells everything
else.
| PROCLAIM unto all ye people Of
Galiatin valley and We citizens of Bnze-
man that am now prepared to furnish
We good people fresh ana pure candies
for Xlnas and New Years. Having com
menced t. manufacture candy can give
a better quality and ir.sher goods than
heretofore.
Try those caran,els at Pen,lletOns.
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Ph"toglaphlng in the latest style Of
art at MaIsh's.
New York cider ~ cents per gallon at
Pendletons.
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Insure your property against fire with
VIM A. INES.
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An elegant line of Gehtlemen's Plush
smbroiderrd Slippers. just the thing for
a christmas present, at
d. ID. SMITH 4 COS.
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Pears. oranges. grapes and apples at
PENDIErN's
WIN. 4. In,es represents reliable fire
insurance companies. Give him call.
Pop corn. che>tnuts and hickory nuts
ut Pc pdleton's.
Be early with you settings at Marsn's
studio if you wish t" have your photo
graphs taken before Christmas.
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Platt's New York Count oysters at
PENDIErON's
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VIM. A, lines has eight leading Fire
assurances companies. He is prompt.
rapid and obliging. Insure your property
with him.
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Beef I at the Mint, at all hours. This
wholesome beverage is recommended By
physicians, endorsed by temDerance men
and popular drink. Just the thing for
cold weather.
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Mr.. Kidd, the well-known butcher, has
reopened meat market. in the building
formerly occupied by Tate & Smith. next
to Cooper's Armory. He will keep con-
stantly on hand fresh beef, pork, mutton
sausage. hams, butter, eggs and poultry.
He asks all of his old customers to give
him their patronage and new ones to give
him trial He Intends to remain in
Bozeman and transact business on square
principles and will endeavor to give sat-
isfaction to ALL His meats will be the
hest that can Ike procured. his poultry
and eggs fresh, while mis- butter. pnrch-
ased Of Gala lin farmers will be the same
~ that furnished before, the verY best
made. Give him trial.
d. Marsh she photographer finds
plenty to do these days.
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Go to Tavlor's for New Years cards.
He has u large assortment Of the latest
designs ct eastern prices. Call and ex-
anime them.
NOTICE-At most Banquets. Dinners
and parties the Eclipse Extra. Dry is
used bv the Elite. exclusive of all other
Champagne.
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new administration, and now is the time
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to push it to success, list of Federal Of
fcers and much valuable information.
Send Is cents to J. II. soule, publisher.
Blue Book, Washington, ID. c.
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