Morris tribune., 1891-06-24

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Q goods there while in prices they al
:, down to brass tacks.
o at don't follow, though" he con
/, tinued, ''that careful attention to mat
t ters concerning the table need only b
paid to groceries and provisions; tn
meat question is equally essential. Il
/ locate the man who carries constantl.
) choice meats, juicy steaks, and gam
and fish in season, is quite an under
taking, but | heartily recommend j. j
CARNEY. He is cheap, always well
stocked, handles nothing but thu
choicest of prime and well conditioned
meats, and makes strong point o
combining quantity and quality TO
the money"
"Uncle," remarked Charles" hadnt
we best place the papers relating tt
our real estate purchases in the hands
of professional for proper convey
ancing?" "A good suggestion, assent
ed the old gentleman, "and that sug
gests that can accomplish two things
at once | want to introduce you tc
VIM C. Bicknell, one of our rising
attorneys, and a gentleman so pleas
ant socially that want you to know
him" The call on Mr.. Bicknell was
mutually agreeable.
"As you are going to farming" re-
marked Uncle Josh, you will need
harness. The boss horse milliner
in this section is G. Kohler. He en-
ploys only expert workmen, and gives
personal supervision to the minutest
detail of manufacture There is moth
in his line that cannot be had of him
heavy and light, single and double,
plain and fancy, work and buggy har-
ness, he has them in stock. He car
ries everything else that is found in a
complete stock-saddles, whips, fly
nets, busters, lap robes, everything
that a farmer or a horse owner can
possibly desire"
"Oh, | must have an album, Uncle"
exclaimed Polly, "and-"
Eyes, and bible with reasonable
big family register interrupted the
old man, $50 we'll go to the complet
est establishment in town Ii. l.. HUI
burd & Co.'S. drug and book store.
You'll find many articles indispensi-
BILE for the parlor as we'll as library
there And for verify Hulburd q Co.
have an unequaled stock, and Polly's
purchases included miscellaneous
books, fancy stationery, (all the latest
agonies), bric-a-brac, the last new
styles in wall paper and house decora-
tions, and all manner of pretty things
for the center table; her enthusiasm
only subsidized when Uncle Josh wick
edly suggested that she could get her
school books there when she needed
them.
Hello exclaimed Charles: there
goes a 'Henny" buggy. I didn't
know you could find them out here"
Young man." almost solemnly re-
marked the old man: you have a
heap to learn. We have an implement
and vehicle house here that the whole
community is proud Of Come with,
ne to- {Nalfa and Tboele,s and I III j as
tonish you" Andsure enough Charles
was astonished; ;-more than that, be-
fore leaving he purchased a "Rush-
ford'' wagon, phaeton for Polly,
road cart, and full line of farm i'm
plements including Minneapolis"
harvesting machinery, an Economist"
plow, a 'Malta" cultivator, "Boss"
harrow, "Monitor' windmill, oval
ter A. Wood haying machinery and
a supply of MANILA binding twine.
ooh" exclaimed Polly, as they
halted before show window: "What
a perfectly lovely slipperH'
YES" said Uncle Josh, ''T. J.
Moore's boot and shoe stock can't be
equaled in style or extent in this sec.
ton; come in and look it over"
1t might have been policy not to
have extended that invitation, had
not Uncle Josh known how wise econ
omy is to trade at Moore's general
store, for Polly found goods and pric-
IS SO seductive that she purchased an
outfit from satin slipper to a hand
some walking boot. Charles invested
in a gents fine shoe, while Uncle Josh
indulged in stout farm boot. No
one needing foot wear can resist the
styles and prices at Moore's. Here is
also to be found superb stock of the
latest styles in hats and caps.
Charles now bethought himself of
some abstracts that he needed and
having been recommended to P. A.
Mccarthy & Co., as reliable parties
who make abstracting a special busi-
ness, thither he repaired, and found
that he had been well directed. Not
only have 2. A. Mccarthy & Co. the
best set of books in Stevens county,
but they are painstaking and eompe-
tent experts, Their abstracts are pro-
nounced perfect by the most exacting
eastern loan agents. "They also pay
special attention to collections" re-
marked Uncle Josh as our party pro-
ceeded down town. Idon't know
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