The Weekly orb., 1898-12-25
A Merry Christmas to all.

i Gall and examine that new stock of ladies' fall and winter hats, al .Gi; Blewets. 2t
 Tom Hudspeth returned from Tomb stone today.
 Mrs. Tom Davis and daughter return ed yesterday from California, where they have been for several months.
 Wood for sale, $6.00 per cord, at the o K grocery. m2S.tf.
 Mir. John Smith and family returned today from San Francisco, where they have been for several weeks past. | WANTED-Employmsnt by lady. Has had experience as nurse, cook, and is a firstclass d.essmaker. For further particulars apply at this office. dl9-3t
 Christmas exercises at the Union church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
 A fine line oi Holiday candies, crystalized fruits, etc., at the Burr's.
 Mrs. James Douglas, daughter of Mr.. Lewis Williams, arrived on the incom- ing train today and will remain over the holidays with her parents.
 For the best cut and most stylish gar ment, call on A. Champagne, the Bisbee Tailor, Brewery Gulch. n2Olw
 Lieut.. Hobson passed through Benson this morning on his way to San Fran cisco, from where he will go on to Ma nila.
 Library lamps and stand lamps just received at B. F. Graham's. |
 Mrs. P. Holland arrived on the in- coming train today and will spend Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Hazelwool.
 Christmas services will be held in the Hall above the Opera House, morning and evening, Dec. 25th. In addition to discourse by the pastor, the choir will render anthems fitting the occasion the male quartet will also sing choir selections. The public are cordially in- yited.
 At Miss Burr's Oyster Parlors you can get the best oyster stews or frys in Bisbee.
 For fur robes, whips and harness, go to the N. K. Harness Shop. They will treat you right. n2S-tf
 Wm. Schrimsher, returned today from Tombstone, where he has been on court business.
 Get your pictures framedatB. F. Gra- haM's. I
 Miss Calla Durley arrived today from Huachuca Siding where she has been teaching school, and will spend the hol- idays with her parents.
 All kinds of upholstering and repair ing done at B. F. Graham's.
 Peter Johnston returned today from Tombstone where he has been on a short business trip.
 Second hand stoves bought and sold by Joseph Schwartz. s27-tf
 J. NJ. McElrath, the practical halter, who was recently in our city is still To cated in Tucron where he carries on his business of cleaning and dying clothing of all kinds, ladies' garments spec ialty. Hats cleaned and blocked. Trim med with silk trimmings to look good as new. Orders by mail will receive promp, attention. Address J. McEE rath, Tucson, Aria. D-20 If.
 The ORB man today was passing up o K street, just after eating hearty meal, when he was attracted by the display of meats exhibited at A. Bauer's Market. He had been in many pl aces and visited many markets, even in large cities but suck meat as Is here offered for the holiday trade he had never viewed before. One animal, said to be but two years old, ,dressed over 9OO pounds, and others were shown him that were equally fine and as fat. It was sight that was feast to the eye and caused gnawing sensation under our waistband. This meet has been procured for you, and MT. Bauer assured us that it would be sold at prices within the reach of all. Itis prime beef anu toothsome from shank to- tcnylerloin. T. r.. "A s. , i, Il A. part of this beef the "best cuts" could be taken. On fever ticks or disease of any kind ever infested the carcas upon which this meat growed. It is better than chicken, duck or turkey, and would make Christmas dinner fit for a king
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