The daily sentinel., 1899-01-28
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buy and sell. Blackmer.
Ma. johnson of Easton, Pa, is
guest at the Brunswick.
Girl Wanted-For general housework.
Apply at Sampliners. 2128
George b. Weight and wife OF Boston.
are visitors at tho Brunswick.
am the cheapest man in Grand
junction to buy Of and my goods are all
right. Blackmer.
Mrs. j. w. Bedwell and daughter
Hermie left this morning for Hutchin-
son Kansas.
Don't get discouraged, I'll buy any
thing you have to sell, then you'll have
money. Do you seer Blackmer.
F. Kramer, representing the Kran-
nick & Bach pianos. is visiting his agent
M. v. Thompson, in this city.
am looking for tho thing you don't
need, in your hosehold furniture. will
trade you goods or pay you eash-An-
derson's Bargain House. II
The beet sugar factory is tho all abb
sorbing topic of conversation among the
farmer contingent in the city today.
The third and last OF series Of ser
mons on "Grounds for Belief in God"
will be discussed in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow night. Subject "Is
God movable"
Second hand goods are my specially.
either buy or sell. have full limo
Of cook stoves, folding beds. bedroom
suits, chamber SETS and kitchen utensils
There is not . thing can't furnish you
with Anderson's Bargain House.
Sunday morning theme at the Metho-
dist church, "Christians and the Sa-
looms" The evening service will be the
monthly missionary concert. Subject,
EMISSION Work in India"
Besides secondhand goods, carry a
splendid line Of small hardware, iron en-
ameled beds, Western washers, granite
ware etc. OF course you know We don't
pretend to make the profit Of the fancy
stores, while selling you the Same goods.
tt Anderson's Bargain House.
The lone burglar was around again
last night. He only took in three stores
this time, thinking that sufficient for
one nights grist. The stores were A.
G. Mann's grocery, 9. P. Bliss compsny's
store and the Baaghman grocery store.
The robber took very little. he evidently
being after money. A sharp lookout for
suspicious characters is being kept to-
day by the officers.
M.v1 T. N-l-~. <<ol Anulo-~ nl 1,v,,
bermen, have tho agency for the famous
'"P. "" coal, also the Book Cliff coal, for
the latter OF which they are the sole
agents. Leave your orders at the off,
ce or send by phone. tf117
The little Josie mining claim at Sail
da. in the Cleora mining district. owned
by e. e. Taylor, we'll known railroad
man, and George Brokaw. also railway
man. was bonded and leased yesterday
to parties in Denver, Messrs. Gold
smith and Shaw. for $4,000 on pro-
gressive lease and bond, with an option
for purchase in sixty days.
There was pretty nearly coal fam
inc in the city tho past week. The hard
coal which has been furnished from the
mines for 80 many years by w. I. Ham
mond was not obtainable for the past
two weeks. This caused many who use
hard coal burners to resort to the use OF
soft coal. II they had a supply on hand
they were fortunate indeed, ~ Mayo 4
Endner, who furnish soft coal also ran
short Temporarily. However, yesterday
afternoon the famine was lifted and
there was plenty Of soft coal obtainable.
No hard coal has arrived a. yet, although
Mr.. Hammond 10 putting forth his best
efforts to obtain supply. Hs has tele
graphed and exhausted every means to
obtain a supply. but it hns been un-
availing. The trouble is with the
mines at Crested Butte. The company
controlling the hard coal supply had
strike during the summer and they have
never been able to catch up on their
orders. Mr.. Hammond, as IL his usual
custom, ordered . supply OF two huud-
rcd and fifty tons Of hard coal in the
summer. but he was not able to obtain
it ever since he has been short on his
usual supply.
Cisco, Utah Jan. 25 1889.
will not be responsible for any bills
contracted by my wife after this date.