Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-10-13

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b delling with them for a long ,ina., SSeu Te
VIII always be treated royalIy bs,a ~
edded: We've made a pood s,art 80
: no" we we viii see about the hardwara
and Will step across to
Deasom Cos store. Here poIlv,s
mouse Keeping instincts had fnJl NAV in
ihni'e!s OF Kitchen apparatus. No .sfan-
hNh.neht III The west carries n larger
stock OF household furnishings Frsr,
possible piece OF kitchen furniture Ha,
pnchases included Garland cook;na
stove, Garland heater, a Jewel pasoJins
stove Novelty wringer and a supply Of
Stamped tinware which this firm is seI,ng
at Wholesale prices.
Lel see, l promised you a gold watch
diaht queried uncle Josh of Polly
Inc place OF all places In Hand comfy
20 enas ". Sontags, so we'll 20 there
Ln'cIing ,his popular Jewelry store the
oia n"n, inihiied his promise and then
directed Pollys attention 10 the ,tocL nt
sliNeware carried by Mr.. Sontag. pick
ont your family clock, he added Don't
forget one other thin2-if ever Won need
optical goods this is the place to come
lie has everything required to improve
aHected eyes and to determine the re.
quired treatment.
Az this point, somewhat TO Charles
confusion, the old man indulged in n
hall serious criticism OF his personal mn.
| peaiance. Wen 90 down to 3. NJ. IJaz-
ems store, he said. Charles fitted bimsa alf
/ With neat, stylish business suit and
hnding prices so irresistible also invested
in complete outfit of gents furnishings,
| Folly was not idle all this time. She Was
tearing down great stacks of dress goods.
| somewhat to Macs astonishment at WON,
ans curiosity an faculty to tear down.
but she Just went through everything
ana made Eumber OF profitable selec-
tions-in winter woolens especially.
Mr. Hazen is tirstclass merchant, said
uncle. lie knows how 10 buy and choose
variety that exactly suits our trade
here. His lines OF dry goods, ladies fur.
nlshings, notions. clothing, gents fur
nishing, cloaks, boots and shoes. hats
end caps. aueensware and glassware, win
ter ~oolens. anu mammoth stock of fancy |
ana staple groceries Is always up in latest |
strles, variety and freshness Mr.. Huzen |
is a fair. honest dealer, who has an eIe.
giant trade and hugely enjoys life in Hand |
county.
Passing down the street Unc'e Josh |
paused before handsome drug store. |
Here IL }. 7. Cuttings, lie said. ana he |
may pioye TO be II valuable acquaintance.
But uncle we don't
Oh | know you don't need medicine |
now, bat IT won't be very long rec |
before this young man sill be taking an
active interest in matters OF paragorics.
And some time You may want a prescrjp-
tion compounded aud this IS the place.
Here is a competent pharmacist, EMPLOYS
OILY trusiWortY assistants, and curries
only the purest OF drugs and medicines,
Never neglect your larder. young lads.
said Uncle Josh. That important adj
lunct OF housekeeping contracts mascu.
line temper aud often saves divorce
suits 10 that end you must paironize
4. j.. Miller 81 Co. Gou Will find them
careful dealers, always well stocked, with
every possible thing in the line OF staple
and fancy groceries fresh and first class,
at Low prices. Their lines in dry goods,
ladies furnishings. boots and shoes. hats
and caps, queeDsNare, glassware. and
gents furnishings are. complete in every
detail. Their prices ale low. very low on
all their goods.
oh, cIust have an album uncle. ex-
claimed Polly.
Yes. and bible with a reasonably big
family record, ssid uncle, so Wen 90
down here to the completest establish
ment in town, the G.. G. Briggs book
store. You'n find MANY articles indis-
pensible TO the parlor as well as the Ii
brary there; snd for variety Nj. Briggs
has an unequaiied stock. polly's pur-
chases included miscellaneous books,
fancy stationery, etc. She went wild
over the celebrated Western Cottarge or
gan, sweet toned piano and bought a
new sewing machine.
Now II agreeable to Polly, said Uncle
Josh, Wen pay visit to ii. K Greeves.
| want to show you thoroughly equip
ped merean tile establishment; one that is
a whole trade center in itself. When yUu
come to prices, well, methods of shrewd
baying. modest profit and square dealing
have placed Mr.. Greeves III the lead. His
recently added stock of dry goods. cloth
ing, etc., gives him a wider range.
Hats, bounets, ribbons. feathers, furie
doodies. famidoodles and pufferies, eh,
said uncle, as he gazed into the show
window OF Mrs. l.. Ross millinery store.
OF couse Polly will want to go into this
new emperor of fashion, he continued.
Uncle You mean emporium of fashion.
don't think YOU can keep me out for
must have new winter hat.
Well, knew Mrs. Ross long before she
came to Miller, and as she has had exper.
ience in the art as milliner IN cities she
correspondingiy is superior. She is a
perfect lady in her business and resorts
to no decertion and sells nothing bat the
best OF goods.
Polly was soon in dreams of heavenly
bliss reveling in realms OF hats. ribbons,
and tineries Of the latest Partisan accents.
desire now to have you become ac-
quainted with Mrs l.. 7. Young. said Uncle
Josh, as they sauntered mp along the
street. Their store is very accessible to
us old farmers who enjoy to come in
contact with trades people who appreciate
our patronage. 1 he stock is one of the
eleanest IN the county. They carry ev-
erything In dry goods, an exceptionally
fine line of dress goods, boots and shoes
and groceries. Their trade is from the
very best people in the county, hence
nothing but the best goods are handled
Prices are low.
oh most forgot uncle, said Charles, 1
must have pants oils and wall paper for
my new house. Where had ] better pur-
chase the same2
Where! Why at j. ID. Fitzgerald's most
drug store, answered uncle.
The only place in town to buy the genu-
Inc articles In these lines. You of course ,
want the best quality OF paints and oils.
a variety to choose from. so Fitzgenld's is
the place to ge. Yod can also bny your
parlor hanging lamp, and stationery
there. and in fact everything nice. III
Here's our old friend VIM Stover's
place, said nncle. and we will go in and
see him. He is an old timer here, and q
very conscientious aud reliable dealer. 9
He keeps his stock Of dry goods, notions,
hats and CAPS, boots and shoes.
full line OF general hardware and tinware, Z
md groceries. always supplied TO the
highest notch and he always sells ut bot
tom prices too.
Regarding choice meats. SAYS uncle Josh {
you may depend upon N. Johnson's mark
et. He sells cheap. is always well stock
ed, handles nothing but the choicest OF
and well conditioned meats. and makes
strong point of combining quantity and
quality for the money. Mr.. johnson is 4
very pleasant gentleman to trade with.
md is very useful member OF Miller's
society.
As they rejoined Polly, who had Just
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