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The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Noble. l. Ehret.. Planning Mill.

One Of the finest establishments in Ana.
e;onda is the planning mill OF Noble & Ehret.
Both the gentlemen areeminently practical
and both give their entire attention to the
Business, which, is large and growing. The
mill is fitted with n complement of the
latest designs OF machinery, and the firm
are prepared to ho in any style and quality
saving, planning. moulding. etc. They have
NOW in their employ fifteen men, and with
Their rapidly growing business will soon in
crease the number and and also the caraci-
~ OF the mill. They are kept busy turning
signs, flooring and other classes OF dressed
lumber. As an evidence OF the go-aheadi-
tiveness OF the firm it may be mentioned
shat they have just added to the machine
ny OF the mill one OF the finest boilers and
engines in the Territory, the cost being
:s3, 500. They have also added a new
f,laner, morticing machine Lathe and sew
as complete as any in the section and
.s,ffort'ing facilities for any and all classes
OF work in that line. The house also deals
extensively i'll lumber and keeps always on
hand a full supply OF all grades. 1t makes
no specially in this line, and there is no
class OF wood that they do not deal in.
Messrs. Noble 4 Ehret also furnish plans
and specifications for buildings OF any de.
scriptiOn and contract for their erection.
They have thus far planned and built
many Of the finest residences and business
blocks in the city, and all the work they
have done stands the closest scrutiny and
inspection. Such men as the members ol
this firm are credit to any community
but they naturally belong in u growing and
thriving city like Anaconda. They do not
wait for business; ON the contrary, they
force it, and by SO doing make opportuni
ties for the employment OF many men, and
add to the growth Of, and help to baild ur
q city. As was said before, both the gen.
stlemen are a credit to Anaconda.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Delta Saloon.

This pleasant resort is located on the
east side OF Main street. and is conducted
in fi,st-class style. Helsing Brothers are
the proprietors. and know exactly what is
wanted in their line, consequently they
have a complete stock OF choice wines.
liquors and cigars. which are dispensed
with grace by the attendants in charge.
Excellent music is provided for the enter
tainlnent anu amusement OF patrons. That
Rod Cameron is the leading must
clan is sufficient guarantee as to
its quality. Good order is preserved
at all times. and every effort
made to satisfy and entertain all VINO may
visit the Delta. Ii you want i. nice drink
or very fine quality OF cigar, you will ut all
times find the same at Hcsing Brothers
saloon. They are old hands at the bust
ness and make u speciality Of fancy mixed
refreshments and are certain to please all
who call on them.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

fine shoeing, and can make and 1T q plate
as well as any man in the country. For
these reasons his shop on first street is but
seldom without a horse or two waiting to
be shOd. Mr.. La Point is also a general
smith and wheelright, and does any class
Of work in that line. He can handle and
fix anything from q fine road wagon to q
wheelbarrow, and do it as a good me-
chanic should. The people duly appreciate
such men, and they can always command
the trade and respect OF their iellow-citi-
zens and Mr.. La Point does surely ia Ana.
cnnlA.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Keppler's Jewelry.

j. c. keppler on Upper Main street has
a fine establishment. He is IL manufac tur-
ing jeweler, and in addition keeps always
in. stock fine line Of gold and silver watches
and the other articles OF jewelry that are
10 be found in first-class establishments.
Mr.. keppler is an expert in all the branches
OF his.ibusiness and is prepared at any
time to manufacture any article that may
be required. He pays especial attention to
repairing watches. and as this is al branch
in which he cxcels, those who leave their
time pieces with him for overhuuling can
always be sure that they viii! be properly
cared for. Mr.. K. also carries in stock a
other articles found in IL frst-clnss jewelry
store,
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Warn, Springs stables.

Vineyard Il Thomas, proprietors OF the
Warm Springs stables on First street west
OF Main, have IL finely appointed establish
ment and q large and growing patronage.
In their stables can always be found the
best turnouts in the Territory. Their line
OF vehicles comprise carriages, phmtons,
sleighs and Albany cutters. OF course a
nice looking carriage is one Of the essentials
to good turnout but without a proper
animal there is no pleasure in driving. APP
preciating this fact Messrs. Vineyard e.
Thomas have always on hand the very best
class OF horses, both saddle and driving,
that can be obtained. Most OF them are OF
Kentucky breed and have all the good quail
tiles OF that famous country. In addition to
the livery and hiring business the firm have
good lot Of horses Of all kinds for sale at
reasonable prices. Their boast is that by
ialr dealing and moderate charges they
have built up such trade as to defy COM
petition. Parties visiting Anaconda and
desiring to use a team should by all means
call on Vineyard & Thomas, a. they can
be furnished with anything in thatline they
| need.
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Gamer 4 Co.

One Of the best patronized places in the
city is the wholesale and retail liquor estab-
lishment Of Gamer x Co. Both OF the mem
hnvs " III" firm ;trc exceedingly popular
viii til. resilient. aud their place j. The
headquarters as Il resort. The saloon Is
the finest equipped inAnaconda, the fixtures,
mirrors and other fittings being Is. evially
fine. 1t is supplied with pool and billiard
tables, which are always in use. The bar
is stocked with Il full supply Of wines, liquors
and cigars OF al kinds. The rule is to keep
nothing but the best, and having religious
lv followed that the firm have established
and maintained an extensive and reputa
BILE custom. In the same building and i'll
the rear OF the saloon is the Wholesale de-
partmcnt. This and a spacious ware-room
are filled with all manner Of goods to be
found in similar institutions. The firm
carry fine line OF liquors III various grades,
a full stock OF wines and u large assert
ment OF cigars. They pride themselves on
the brands OF whisky that they handle,
most of it being Kentucky and OF good age.
Gamer Il Co. are also the agents for the
famous Centennial beer OF Butte, and they
do "a large business in that line. supplying
many families. The establishment il surely
one OF the institutions OF Anaconda.
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keefo's Hotel.

For the Traveller or resident there is no
better place Of resort than keefe's Hotel,
on Main and Front streets, opposite the
depot. The building is we'll furnished and
equipped throughout and is kept in the
most tidy manner possible. In connection
with the hotel there is restaurant where
meals are served ut all hours. The house
has the reputation of having the best cooks
in the Territory and serving the best meals.
There is nothing in season that cannot be
had at keefe's. Fish Of all kinds, oysters
in any style, game, including wild geese,
duck, venison, antelope, bear, moose,
prairie chicken, etc. The best OF the stand
ard meats-beef and mutton--nre bought,
and they serve up porterhouse as fine as
any Of the pretentious establishments OF
the great cities. Mr.. keeie cooked his first
meal in Anaconda June 2s, 1883, but since
that time has had the satisfaction OF cook
ing muny thousand. and what is also very
important, ne has the consolation ofknow.
ing that he has always pleased his patrons
and guests. For this reason keefes hotel
and restaurant is cheerfully and confidently
commended to the Traveller as Il place in
which it can always be accommodated with
the best the market affords.
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The Pioneer Hardware store.

June 90, 1883, H. T. Mahan, represent
ing W. NJ. Jack, OF Butte, began business
in Anaconda; on the LIST OF September,
1884, Mr.. Mahan succeeded to the pro-
priet orship OF the business. 1t has been
phenomenal in more respects than one.
The stock has always been complete in
every line-hardware, tinware, glassware,
cutlery, carpenters tools, shelf and heavy
hardware, miners and prospectors' out
fits, builders and blacksmiths' supplies,
and orders. large or small, in any line, are
always promptly filled. In the manufac-
turing department Il force Of skilled work
men is continually employed, and the pro.
ducts OF their labor continue to give perfect
satisfaction. During the past three
months Mr.. Mahan has disposed OF over
three car loads Of stores, and other goods
in proportion. In order to meet future de-
mands the proprietor will, this month,
visit the manufacturing centers of the East
and personally select goods for the trade
of 1856. Old and new patrons will, there
fore, be benefited by lower prices and a
larger variety Of goods than heretofore.
An examination Of present stock and
prices solicited
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La Point, the Blacksmith.

Where there is SO much good horse flesh,
and where it is as much appreciated as in
Montana, there must necessarily be
f6rst-class blacksmiths, and Anaconda has
one in the person VI George La Point. The
gentleman 10 . thorough mechanic, loves
horses, and insists ON seeing them we'll
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Continental Hotel,

The Continental is the finest hotel in An
aconda. is situated opposite the passenger
depot, and fitted throughout in the finest
style. There are forty finely furnished,
well.ventilated sleeping roomsin the house;
also parlors, large fine dining hall, comfort.
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f. c. Freyschlag T. Co

In August last E. Z. Freyschlag & Com.
pany, with Charles Aspiring as resident
partner and manager, opened the only ex-
elusive boot and shoe house in town.
While Others had the vantage ground SO
far as relates to acquaintance ETC.. etc, the
firm has constantly gained in popularity
and the number OF sales since the day OF
opening. Everything in the way of foot
wear for ladies and misses, men and
boys is carried, and any one who cannot
be suited in the immense stock must be
hard to please. Shelter and mining men,
wood-choppers and transfers, and all
those accustomed to hard wark, out doors
or indoors, will find a complete stock
from which to select. A speciality lis also
made OF childrens' school shoes, medium
and dne goods, rubber goods, leather find.
ings and, i'll fact, everything to be found in
an exclusive establishment. A speciality is
made OF filling orders at wholesale or retail.
Another speciality is fine custom work and
repairing.
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Net assessment........ $50, 40
FINANCIAL STANDING.

Beaverhead County's property.h holders
paid to County Treasurer Wing during the
year $33, 17s, which was apportioned to
the various county funds in the following
amounts:
General $15,O
Poor Observation-Disclosures. 2,5O8
Special poor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ito
Road 2,5l1
Special road Observation-Disclosures. l.O35
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S,7S1
Special school tax......................" 1899
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The county is now in splendid condi-
ton from a financial as well as business
standpoint; the taxes for the last year,
which had been collected up to December
LIST having been sufficient to pay of the
entire floating debt Of the county up to
that date and leave a balance OF trile
over 81 600 in the Treasurer's hand. The
bonded balance against the county has
been reduced to SIS, 900, bearing per
cent. interest, and it will be but u short
time until this is wiDed out.
COURT BUSINESS.
The District Court meets in Deaverhead
County twice in each year, and the one just
passed has produced many cases OF
criminal nature. The sessions OF the Court
were unusually long, and the cost to the
county was very heavy.
Thirteen divorces were granted by Judge
Galbraith during the year.
SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
The educational interests OF the county
are equally as well attended to as those OF
other industries. The county has fifteen
school districts, OF which twelve are at
present maintaining schools and three
have none. The salaries Of the teachers
average about SIS per month each. and
the various school funds contain ST..
1880, which is in the hands OF the treas
urer.
Dillon school district owns very hand.
some school building, two stories In height,
containing four. rooms on the ground floor
and one room and q large hall In the rec.
ond story. The district carries IN indsbt-
edness at this time Of % 1000, on account
OF the building. which h last being reduosd.
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Large Increase in the Mining
Yield Of the County.
The Outlook for the Coming Year still
More Encouraging.
Free from Debt aud Money In the Treasu-
ry-Extensive improvements In
Dillon.

Beaverhead County, which is adjoining
Silver Dow, and separated from the latter
by the Big Hole river, is in a most prosper
ous condition, and the general outlook for
euualled probably since the organization OF
the county. The mines are, without excep.
tiGn, showing better returns for the amount
OF work which has been done upon them
than during any previous season, and the
production OF metals has more than
doubled that OF any preceding twelve
months. .....MD
Oats from the principal agricultural pro-
dnct, and during the season just closed, the
result aggregated about 100000 bushels.
or 100000 pounds. A very small
amount OF barley and wheat was raised,
but not Of sufficient quantity to cut any
figure in the resources ri the county.
TAXABLE PROPERTY. a
For the year 1885 the county assessment
roll shows that the following taxable prop.
erty was found by Assessor Reinhardt
NO. VALUE.
47; s5 acres acres 81 land valued at oo4 AT
Jus horses. BOZ, 363
34S mules and asses............ 1925
81 ,4So ep...-....................... 10000
90 oxen and steers over 2
years old.................... 1895
24,526 cows over 2 years DID,. 543, 546
81 helfers and steers between
l and 2years........... 40
63 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,TO5
276 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,184
GLIB wagons and carriages.... 28,514
SD watches ....................... 3,49O
81 clocks ........................... 372
pieces III jewelry............. 1,135
~ musical instruments...... 4,6lO
Merchandise .................. 136,17O
Capital invested in manu-
featuring ................... $4,000
Money .......................... 81 $50
Credits. 263,479
Taxable household iurni-
ture ............................ 2,275
Stock or shares in any
corporation............... 75,1OO
All other property......... II O16
Total assessment. ,561 ,41O
Less widow Is exemption 1000
Net assessment So $50 40
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SEVENTH STREET Pn.A1s ROYAL.

FOR NICE HOLIDAY PRESENT
Cents Collar and Cuff Set, 40 and SOC.
A Manicure Set from
A Ladies' Work Box. from 81.
beautiful Odor Gaze from S1.13
Gentlemans Shaving Case, from Al 81
An Infants Toilet Case, from $237.
An elegant Toilet Case, from So
Hand satchels, from 4:sc. to -.
Beautiful assortment of Purses Pocket Books and
Card Gases, from SC to 81 .25
Child's Plush Bonnet from SSc.
Hand knit Hood from 25e. to 81 40.
pair of Leggins, from 2oc. up.
pair of warm Mittens, from 10c. up.
Nice Kid Gloves from 5Oc. to 81 80 pair
pair Of Lined Fur-top Gloves, from Doc to 40 o.
Ladies' Colored BOrdered Heni-stitched Handler.
chiefs. from sc. each up.
Gentlemen's colored Bordered Hem-stitched Hand
kerchiefs, from l21tc. each up.
Ladies Pure Linen White Hem stitched Hanker-
chiefs, from 1Oc each up.
ladies' Scailoped and Embroidered Handkerchiefa
from 121.c.
A beautiful Silk Handkerchief or Mufier from 1Oc
each up ~
nice Fancy Set Collars and Cuffs at Csc. set.
nice Domestic or imported Jersey, from 81 25 to
&5 each. ~ ~
nice piece of yewelry Breast Pin, Ear Rings Scarf
I'm, hair I'm. Jersey Pin, Fob Chain, Gents Watch
Chain, ringer Rings, Bracelets, &c. from 1Oc. up.
]. n. FOLLIN
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL.
d1O Ola 7th st.. between and X NV
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The REIGN Or Hon Prices

Il
Is OVER, AND GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO BUY
FASHIONABLE AND PERFECT-FITTING, HIGH
GRADE CLOTHING, READY TO PUT ON, FOR
THEMSELVES OR THEIR SONS WILL. FIND OUR
STOCK OF OVERSACKS, SURTOUTS, NEWMAN
KETS, &C., TO SATISFY THE MOST CRITICAL
SCRUTINY. OUR SUITS FOR BUSINESS AND
DRESS IN EQUALLY GOOD QUALITY AND IN
GRAND VARIETY. FOR 80. $15 AND $50 MOST
EXCELLENT GARMENTS CAN BE HAD OF US, AND
WE TRUST, FOR YOUR OWN SAKE, you WILL NOT
BUY CLOTHING UNTIL YOU HAVE VISITED.
ALSO THE FINEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS, FOR
THE BEST BROADWAY NEW YORK CUSTOM
CLOTHING, AT OUR
NEW STORE,
No. 1112 STREET NORTHWEST,
FEW DOORS ABOVE MOSES SONS LARGE
FURNITURE STORE.
NOT TO BE POSTPONED.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUPPLY YOURSELVES
WITH CLOTHING, AND THERE IS NO ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE CITY WHERE YOU CAN BE BETTER
PLEASED, AND FOR LESS MONEY, THAN AT OUR
HOUSE. OUR SUIT AND OVERCOAT DEPART
MENTS ARE FILLED WITH CHOICE STYLES, AND
WHICH WE ARE SELLING FOR 25 PER CENT LESS
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. IN OUR SUIT DE-
PARTNENT YOU WILL FIND SELECT STYLES IN
CHECKS. PLAIDS AND MIXED CASSFMERES AND
CORKSCREW, DIAGONAL, WIDE-WALE AND
wHIPCORD wORsTED, WHICH ARE CUT, MADE
AND TRIMMED IN SUPERIOR MANNER, AND
WARRANTED TO FIT TO PERFECTION. IN OUR
OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT OUR STOCK IS COM
PLETE. WE HAVE FULL LINE OF MELTON,
KERSEYS, BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS AND
WORSTED. IN SACKS, SURTOUT AND NEWMAN
KET STYLES. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
THE BIG BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING IN
THIS GREAT SALE OF MEMS, BOYS AND CHILL
DREN'S CLOTHING, AT
924 7TH STREET NORTHWEST,
BETWEEN AND STREETS,
YOU NEVER HAD AS GOOD A CHANCE TO GET
MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN CLOTHING AS NOW
AT OUR GREAT EVEN DOLLAR SALE OF CLOTH
ING. d.
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DLANCHARD'S
INtAILIBLE PICTORIAL COMPOUND.
n CERTAIN REMEDY FOX COUGHS. COI.DS
CA1AkkH AND BRONCHIAL TROUBLES
Iniy compound, though retaiied for the past six
through its many effective that are now COM
PEELED 70 place II before the general public.
In doing the propretors of this Sovereign Remedy
Tor Coughs Coids bronchitis, Incipient Consumption
etc. CLAIMS Tor IL the highest curative
~ has proven Itself xn infAlltbie bs for the aficted
In making these claims for remedy we need only 10
rsfsr You 70 our numerous testimonials which has e.
tabshed the fact curative
Testimonials thankfully received.
For sale by al druggists.
BLANcHAKD'S MANUFACTURING Co.
oa-om Washington, d. C.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Jusr RECEIVED.
Very Large Invoice Of
TABLE OIL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
These goods cope 70 % direct from the manu-.
we can therefore guaraakee their purity.
This on is mot only AnSOLpTELX PURE, bot u
whose long experience has enabled thea to produce a
article of Table Oil that IL simply PERFECTION
gathered olives, grown under the most ayorsSie dr.
featured by firm Of undouhted integrity and long ex.
gerlence the foll1TinE qualities are maintained yis:
the TASTE and is FREE FROM THE LEAST RAN
CIDNESS, and Il, therefore, PALATABLE -
FRESH CREAM In short single trial will convince
any one that not claiming too much for these
goods Give US trial order by mail telephone in
ELPHoNzo YOUN0s
Company,
428 9th street, between D and Z,
p. S-Open evenings until January LIST, 1857. d0
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OK TINE

As Christmas Presents seem to be the order Of
the day, We cannot afford to lag behind On the
contrary, having been in the lead 10 long. we'd
feel out of place anywhere else Our Christmas
gift to parents and guardians of the young does
not consist of a chrome" of any kind or price,
but in the sensible, timely and seasonable one of
making reduction of 10 per cent on every dol
lars worth of Boys and Children's clothing sold
by us from now until the 3lst day of December:
and when you remember that our prices for
Boys and Children's Clothing have always been
houses here, you will form correct idea of the
values that await you now. With the money
you thus save you can buy your boys the very
thing they want for Christmas present and
not-as in other cases-offer them something
with which they are already provided; for in
stance, if your boy must have Waterbury
watch we will sell you one for 90 10: if he wants
something else you can buy it with half the
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D ST!
Ola m. GRADY. Manager
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Useful HoL1pAY PRESENTS
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
SOUTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
All linen Fancy bordered Handkerchiefs, for Christ
rias trade. I2c. 1oc-, 1oc. 2Oc., 25c.
Cashmere and Fur-top Gloves for Christmas trade
SILK Handkerchiefs. white and colored for Christmas
trade, zoe, SIC, oOc, tie, soc.
Silk Mut1ers for Christmas trade
Colored- bortlered Handkerchiefs Sc, &c., lOc
Gents Neckwear, expressly for Christmas trade 25c
31c-. DOC.
Ladies' and Children's Leggins for Christmas trade
Lace Curtains, for Christmas trade special designs
el per pair mp.
Holiday Umbrellas "Gold and Nickel" Handles, fun
size, $50, Is, $3.50, "a.
c'HoLIDAY RUGS, NEW DEsIGNsm
C-HoLIDAY DESIGNS IN DRESS GOODs~
BLANKETS AND BED cOMFoRTABLEs.n
CARPETS AND DRUGGETs."
JOHNSON, GARNER L co,
d9 $50 Pennsylvania Avcnue
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FABLE fRANcA1s, MORE FRANcAIs, SATIN
RHADAMES. SATIN MERyE1LLEUx, SURAHS and
GAUZES. in all the new Evening Shades.
EMBROIDERED and PEARL NULL FLOUNC1NG,
ILLUSIONS, NETS.
LACES, in Latest Paris Novelties
We are showing elegant EVENING GOODS II mod
crate prices.
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED CREpEs, in delicate
shades
The most extraordinary bargain in large WHITE
DINNER NAPKINS, at $6, worth $40.
EARNESTLY DOUBLE DAMASKS, at Al So worth
81. What sets table of to better advantage than fine
Linen Damask? What makes more useful present
than dozen elegant Napkins?
Large stock of Ladies' and Gent1emens SILK UNI
BRELLAS, with fancy handles.
SILK HOSE, in all colors, from 30 to 80 per pair
HANDKERCHIEFS and MUFFLERS in great
variety.
Having reduced the prices of our DRESS GOODS
before the Holidays acceptable be selected
in choice Goods at great reductions.
4S-ir. CASHMERES reduced to S71<c. They can
not be matched in the city.
PATTERN DRESSES have been reduced 25 per cent
We have large stock and are determined to SELL
MORE SASH RIBBONS, at 81, worth a.
SILKS in every shade
Great Bargains in BLACK AND COLORED SILK
vELvETS
BONNETs PERFECTION BLACK SILK, the best
in the world.
W. NJ SINISTER l. SONS,
e19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
N.B-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. d13
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A. b. FrssEY,
DRUGGIST.

having recently bought out the Drug Store Of J. 8.
Tyree, corner Of 7th and SITS NV, has lust laid in
large invoice of pure Drugs and Chemicals with \
large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS. such as Dressing
Cases, Manicure Sets, Shaving Cases. Whisk Holders
Mirrors Perfumes Hair and Tooth Brushes also Fancy
Glass bottles too numerous to MENTION which he
respectfully invites the public 10 call and examine
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with Mr..
j. 8. Tyree to remain with me. n3O-1m
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CIR THE Brsr.

CIR THr Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS. Z
The Concord Collar, Coupe, Carriage, Road Team
and Express Harness Of all kinda and descrptlous at
lowest prices Every genuine Concord Hsrnea1 q
stamped with makers name aud trade mark
LUTz BRO.
497 Pcnna. ave. adjoining National Hotel
Horse Blankets and Carriage Robes in great variety
and IT very Low prices. MA