The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Silver, 66x.
Telephone 81.

stenograper-Room ZOE. The Butte.
Carl Uppan's Rosaiind. union made
Chief Jutice w. Y. Pemberton is in
town.
Dave Iaskett left for Chicago las,
night.
Fred oton. piano tuner. Hamilton
street.
Col T o'Leary is over from Ana
conda.
Joe zscci will serve five days for va
grancy. j..
Miss Eatie Rafferty, has returned
from Chicago.
John Carey was yesterday fined IS
for disturbance.
Louis 3annan was arrested last night
for beiny drunk.
F. b. Wright and @. c. Lail are over
from Anaconda.
A. Bu.rell. the mining man of Marys-
Vile, Is in town.
j. A. Shoemaker and c. E. Hersey are
over from Helena.
Ex-senator Cardwell of Jefferson
county is in town.
Old Port. vintage 1890. 50 per gallon.
Montana Liquor Co.
Skating lessons given every afternoon
at lie West Broadway.
Messenger service free at Anheuser-
Busch. Telephone 107.
Pools sold and description of all
Frisco races at the Combination.
Nine-year-old Kentucky Bourbon,
"a per gallon. Montana Liquor Co.
One-fourth off in jewelry for next
two weeks at Mayors. 40 West Park.
Season tickets at the Butte skating
rink s.; single admission, rs cents.
E. H. Sherman will leave for Port
land this morning on a business trip.
Elegant gold and silver mounted
brfer and meerchaum pipes at Louis
s. COINS.
London Dock Rum, "a per gallon.
Montana liquor Co.
Smoke La Matilde, finest Havana
cigar. Factories in Havana, Cuba, and
Ocala, Florida
The officials of the Great Northern
who were in Butte few hours have
proceeded east.
Thomas H. Rea of Melrose is in town.
g. g. Earle and H. T. Sappington are
in from Glendale.
Parchen-D' Acheui Drug Co. have a
large line OF elegant perfumes in at
tractive packages.
Smoke La Matilde. best cigar manu-
factured, Havana, Cuba. Branch fac
tory. Ocala, Florida
z. H. Congdon was arrested yester-
day for stealing a pair of overshoes
from Dan Lewis store.
New and handsome onyx. celluloid
toilet cases. manicure and collar and
cuff sets at Louis 8. Cohn's.
Special for tomorrow Monday, 25
per cent. discount on all manicure and
dressing cases at Newbro's.
The funeral of Mrs. George Eckerly
will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon
from No. 3ls East Broadway.
Fine imported and Key West cigars
In handsome boxes. adapted for Christ
mas presents. at Louis s. Cohn's.
Joe Kelley will serve out a fine of $40
for stealing a pair of gum boots from
Max Meyers on West Park street.
New forms Of blanks for Quartz and
Placer locations can now be had at
Standard office, 21 East Broadway.
John Gleason of Wolf Creek and
James Newberry of Sun River are in
town looking after their mining inter-
ests here.
A carload of Ohio steel ranges, also
stoves. heaters and cook, just arrived.
Butte Hardware and Stove company,
20 North Main.
Strawberry wine, $3.50 per gallon.
montana Liquor co.
BY getting $500 worth of tickets at
the Butte Skating Rink. 116 West
your admissions cost only
16 2-3 cents each.
William Sullivan was arrested last
night by officers Barnaman and Will
holt for making a disturbance in the
of the o. X. Lewis block.
H. e. Van Hausen, general superin-
tendent of the Idaho division of the
Union Pacific railroad, is in town stop
ping in his private car near the depot
The closing exercises of the Christ
mas term at the Newill academy, cor
ner West Galena street and South
Jackson, will take place at o'clock
evening.
There is one honest boy in Butte af-
ter all. He found a pocket book con-
money and turned IL over TO
Chief Tebo. 1t viii be given to the
party who will prove property.
Sheriff's sale. The stock of imported
and domestic cigars of NJ. G. Cohn will
be sold without reserve, commencing
Dec. 16. at 2 o'clock p. m. |
Sale to continue until stock is sold.
The Cash Clothing company are
in Butte for all kinds of |
Xmas presents for men. The largest |
assortment of Christmas neckwear, |
gloves, hdnukercnle1s, mufners, SuS- /
penders, ETC., ever shown in Butte, is |
to be seen at the Cash Clothing CON- |
pany.
II you want something elegant and |
useful for your husband, sweetheart. |
brother or friend. don't miss seeing our |
line of holiday furnishings. We have |
everything new in mems wearing ap- |
the pricesl Boucher. the /
Park Street Clothier.
Table claret. vintage 1891, 81 per gal
lon. Montana Liquor Co.
Time travels swiftly when you have |
L note to pay or a large stock Of cloth
ng to sell by a stated time. On the /
18th of February we must put on our /
hats and coats and walk out. Mr.. Jo- \
;eDh Broughton OF Walkerville will be /
)r- hand then and demand possession OF /
store and fixtures. A business of a 4
thousand dollars per day for the re-
IS days will just about clean
,ut the stock. and we propose to do
hat much IL there is any spunk left
n the people who wear clothing