The Dickinson press., 1893-12-16

braR OF 159 pounds, and was never in so |
good health. If you could see me be-
fore and after using, you would want
me for travelling advertisement.
Ibelieve this preparation of Sarsaparilla
to be the best in the market to-day"
Ayers SarsapariIIa
Prepared BY Dr.J.C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cures others, will cure you
Saturday, December 1G, 1898.
Jerry Hayes has !. new cutter.
Good sleighing this week.
Diaries for 1894 at Freeman's.
Supt. Dorsey spent Tuesday in town.
If you want horse hair chains, go
to John G. Smith. 12-l8-tf.
A large and complete line of jewel
~ just arrived at Mrs. Browns.
Otto Dosskey is the possessor of a
fine newfoundland dog-imported.
Don't over-buy because we under
sell. DEGRAFF. TIE SHOE MAN.
Fresh candies, nuts, fruits, ETC., for
Christmas, at j. B. Thompson's. 1926
Silver ware never was cheaper.
Call at Freeman's S and be convinced.
One hundred suits of boys clothing
atless than cost at Mrs. j. l.. Browns.
o. S. Golf: l find business very
good this season. Can't complain
surely.
a bottle of fine perfumery makes
an elegant present. See them at
.Freeman's.
Wm. Klinefelter expects to move
into Wm. Moore's house ON Clough
street.
We hold the fort of trade and our
password is slow prices"
DEGRAFF, TIE SHOE MAN.
Two Thousand barrels of flour were
turned out by the Gladstone roller
mill this season.
The best confectionery in Dickin-
son will be found ut j. b. Thomp.
sons. l2-l8-2t.
H. w. Bates has moved into the r.
]. Turner house, vacated by G. M.
Van Leuven.
Albums, work boxes, collar and
cuff sets in wood, celluloid, plush and
metal at Freeman's.
Miss Nellie Crowley, who teaches
at Lehigh. spent last Saturday with
her sister in Dickinson.
It's all s.can't" this talk about un-
der.selling us-it can't be done.
DEGRAFF, TIE SHOE MAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Best celebrat-
ed the tent anniversary of their mar
riage Monday evening.
Chas. Holler: Our cattle got scat
tered during the first snow storm;
about one foot of snow on the Cedar
#. H. Brien: We shall have to put
I'm ah,,ut 200 tons of ice for our livery
stable. We shall cut it on the Nc
Gillivray claim west of town.
A very nice lot of art materials, al
70 . nice assortment of ladies' kid
gloves and silk mitts, just received
at Miss Murn's. ~
A. Lewis: Have had plenty Of
painting this season and expect in
side work for all understanding
Ihaye not had before.
A very fine assortment of ladies
trimmed hats and bonnets in all the
latest styles and at reasonable prices
at Miss Murn's.
Eff. Messersmith's -four and feet
SEOTc Was ClOScO' luC u1oV ubyo "a sAA>
week owing to the illness of the pro
prietor. 1t is rare thing for And.
to sueeumb to cold.
/ will cut the price on all kinds o
shoes to a figure that will induc
trade for the next thirty days,
l2-l6-tf. Mrs. j. L. .BRoWs.
1t is not expected that Mr.. Dayton
family will return to Dickinson
live. We are sorry to lose this fam
" as permanent residents. Mr.. Day
ton still holds large property interest
here.
Hon. jeremiah Murphy, Of low;
who died i'm Washington this %se'
vas a cousin of Mrs. E. l.. Scotield 9
this place. He was a member OF til
Forty~efghth and also of the Forty
ninth Congress, and was well know
throughout the country as "Hennt
pin Murphy" for his championship
the Hennepin canal project.