, 1896-12-17
THE POPULAR MARKET.
ONE OF LARAMIE'S ENTERPRISE
ING AND PROGRESSIVE Es-
TABLISHMENTS.
Surprise Everybody Turkeys,
Chickens, Fine Beeves, Fat Nut
tons and Holiday Delicacies Galore
Expense is Not Considered.

II there is any place in the city where
people can get delicacies for the season
it is at the establishment of George H.
Hunt, proprietor of the Popular mar
ket.
For a Christmas display Mr.. Hunt
will this year Guido all i'm his particu-
lar line Of trade. Early in the week
the market will show a display of good
things that will well be worth the in
spection of every housewife Of Lara
mic. Already Mr.. Hunt is perfecting
arrangements to make as fine a display
as money can get, fully realizing that
people in general will appreciate his eff
forts in this direction. Consumers in
general will do we'll to take the first
available opportunity to call in and in,
spect the Christmas bill of fare dis
played on the counters, not only be-
cause it will be disposed of at reason
able prices, but for the reason that it
will include every delicacy known to
metropolitan establishments of the
kind.
The Popular market now handles ev.
erything by the wholesale and it is by
this method of doing business tina,
patrons are given the best for the least
money every time. Good cattle are
very scarce in Albany county at the
present and from indications will be,
come more so within the next 80 days.
All this, however, will not affect the
high quality of meat now sold at this
market in the slightest, as Mr. Hunt is
o feeding for the use of his customs
ers. a big bunch of choice steers, sufi.
cient to meet all requirements. Aside
from those he Is raising a lot of young
cattle and is thus in a position to place
on sale the very finest Of veal at all
times. This enterprising concern also
buys sheep by the wholesale, in fact
the market is today grazing a big band
right near the city, which will be utiliz.
ed as necessity demands from time to
time. Pork is loaded in from Nebras,
ka in carload lots, so it will be seen
that the Popular" starts in with the
bottom prices which follow wholesale
buying on everything. No wonder that
1t can hold down competition when it
comes to giving the best for the least
money.
In calling especial attention to the
Christmas display The Republican Ia
informed that this year the Popular
will surprise everybody. In short the
public is to be given a regular treat and
one that will exceed anything put forth
by the other markets OF the city. Or,
ders have already been placed with
eastern wholesalers for every delicacy
in stock and the Popular proposes
to give Laramie people the chance to
buy the same. The cost cuts no figure
with the energetic proprietor, who has
fully decided to have the best of every
thing. All of which his patrons fully
appreciate. So far as quantity and
quality are concerned the many good
things exhibited will compare favor
ably with the showing made by any
market in the state.
Conspicuous among the many kinds
OF produce will be several thousand
pounds Of turkeys and chickens, pur-
chased by the wholesale. These will
be sold at lower rates than have ever
been made in this city, a fact the public
will do well not to overlook. The ex-
hibit will also contain several rows of