The Philipsburg mail., 1896-09-18

wednesday.
For the finest cigar sold in the city
call on A. j. MceKnna, the cigar
manufacturer.
Elliott H. Wilson, the we'll known
mining engineer of Butte, was in the
city this week.
C. W. Morse, G. N. Childs, W. W.
Royal, and John Taylor were valley |
visitors Tuesday.
-Overcoats in all styles at the very
lowest prices for men and boys at G.
H. Barnett & Go.
Just received full line of mems
woolen shirts at from 81 to 81. 80. G.
H. Barnett & Go.
Wanted: To buy lightweight
double harness in good order. Inquire
at The Mail Office.
For delicious drink of ice cream
soda water, go to Charles Williams
confectionery store.
For good smoke buy the Bi-
Metallic cigar, sold and manufactured
by A. j. McKenna.
WIN. MCGOWAN anf Ole johnson,
of Combination, were visitors In the
burg Monday evening.
DR.. S. A. Brown, the dentist, at
tended the Moore Morton nuptials in
Missoula last Thursday.
Miss Alice Weinstein and Mrs.
John w. Dawson have returned from
pleasant visit in Helena.
The Macs Dona cigar is a home
made brand and gives nice smoke.
Try one at A. J. McKenna's.
Harry Clark, superintendent of
Chas. Clark's properties, came over
from Winston Tuesday on business.
100 pieces dinner sets at Frank
Wilson's for $12. Complete line of
hardware and stoves. Wilson block.
For Sale: 500 shares of Sunrise
Mining and Milling company's stock ;
price very reasonable. Inquire at this
Office.
The Granite school opened Monday
with a good attendance. Prof. Kent
is principal and Miss Sophie Coonan
assistant.
Talking politics? Well, between
discussions you might drop in at the
Crystal and get a glass of their cool,
refreshing beer for sc.
Trimmed hats from 81 to $25. The
Finest assortment ever brought to the
west. Cheaper than ever. Mrs. B.
Childs, Upper Broadway.
If you want shot gun, powder.
shot, caps, wads and loaded shells,
either nitro Or black powder. go to F.
j. Wilson'S hardware store. &
Lost-A gold watch and chain, be
tween n. Noes and Ed DeCelles resi-
dences A suitable reward will be paid
for it's return to the Hynes hotel.
The weather is somewhat cooler
than usual, but the fact should be re-
membered that beer is sold at the uni
form price of &c. a glass at the Crys-
tai.
Miss Kate Schultz went to Butte
Monday to attend the funeral of her
little nephew, whose remains were
taken there for burial She returned
+ Tuesday.
&C. H. Barnett & Co., Happy Home
Clothiers, is the place to buy clothing
made to fit and fit to wear, at the very
lowest prices for good, guaranteed
: clothing.
If you are in need of anything il
the way of farming implements, etc.
remember that John A. Spencer viii
f exchange anything in that line fol
good horses.
J.. A fine Happy Home suit, all wool
at 81. 80 to $l5. The best on earth
Il Every garment guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction Or money refunded
u, G. H. Barnett & Co.
Mrs. John Francis, a first class dress
q maker, has opened dressmaking es
" tablishment in the first house Oh Cali
fornia street, where she is now pre-
II pared to do first-class work 31-tf.
Everybody wants a fire lighter
=. 1t is convenient, and nobody can atfor'
to be without one. 1t saves it's cost il
Il oil and labor in two weeks. Price s.
cents For sale by D. N. Mcdonald.
So Vincent Doody returned last Sat
urday from lola, Wis. Vincent &C
W companied his mother to the lola sani
tarium few weeks ago, where sh
IL will remain for some time in the hop
of bettering her health.
,e Will trade mowers, binders, and i
fact farming machinery of all kinds
h or anything carried in my line, fc
: good work horses. John A. Spencer
e, the agricultural implement and pre-
'e duce dealer, Philipsburg.
=, Miss Bessie Bartlett, from Butte
~ =, Mrs. Irving VanDyne. Miss Bartlett
=, - is an artist and has number of paint
ings, ETC., which she is selling. Sh
"a intends to give lessons in painting.
tt Services will be held next sabbat
at Granite at II a. n. and at Philips
,d burg at p. m. Subject: "The origi
ri and methods of Seventh Day Adven
~ ism All are invited to attend thes
services at the Presbyterian churches.
III III Jake Franzman aud family hay
moved up from the valley and will G.
cupy residence opposite The Ma
n office Mr.. Franzman says he h'
OF taken this step in order to allow h
children to attend the Philipsbu1
y: school.
a' Manager Mcdonald informs I'll
Mail that the next attraction at h
. play house will be "The Fast Mail,
which will appear the latter part
this month. The company is a goo
one and doubtless will be greeted vii
"a large house.
A grand harvest festival will
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