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St. Pad Business Directory.
(Chac. P.Pesbody. Maurice X«yon«. W. L. Perkins.)
Pers
EABOBY, LYONS k. CO.—Importer* and Deal­
in Fine Wine» and Liquors, Old Bonrbon
and Bye Whiskies, California Wines and Brandies,
Scotch Ale, Dablia and London Porter. No. 69
Bast Third Street. St. Paul. Minn. 5-5
CRAIG
LARKIN—Importers and dealers in
Crockery, French China, Glassware, Lamps,
hooking Glasses, and House furnishing Goods.
Bast Third Street. St. Paul. Minn.
CAMPBELL,.
BTJRBANK CO., Manufacturer*
and Jobbers of Clothing and Gents' Furnishing
Goods, Wo. 89_Eagt_TWrf8treet1jjkPanUMnm__:_
M" ATHES, G00D"71!cHURMElEK^3erehant
Tailors, and dealers in Gents' Furnishing Goods,
No. 82 Jackson Street, St. Paul, Minn. Suits made
the most fashionable style, at short notice.
Minneapolis Easiness Directory.
CLARK
HOUSE—Corner Fourth Street and Hen­
nepin Aye., two Blocks from the Academy of
Music. Only first class Two Dollar House, New,
elegantly furnished, and situated in the finest por
ti«n of the City.
HOTELS.
Merchant's Hotel,
Cor. Main and. Third St.»
Bismarck, D. T.
L. N. GRIFFIN,
L-'roprietoi*.
BuHdi3"cew and commodious, rooms large, com­
fortable and tastily furnished. First class in every
particular. Billa reasonable. 3-27tf
CAPITOL HOTEL,
Chester A. King,1
PROPRIETOR.
Main Street, Bismarck, D. T.
First Clas3 Hotel in every
Particular.
Oct. U, 1*75.
CUSTER HOTEL
THOS. MCOfOWAIT, Proprietor,
Fifth St. near Main,
BISMAliCK, D. T.
This house is a large three story building, entirely
new, well lighted anil heated, situated only a few
rods from the depot. River men railroad men,
miners and army people wi find first class accom­
modations at rsasmable prices. 5-7
Western House,
1YLalloy Brothers,
Proprietrs,
Main Street, BI3MARCK, D. T.
This Hotel is New, well furnished, and the tables
supplied with the best the market affords.
Prices Reasonable.
JHeadquarters
O E
FARGO, D. T.
Hubbard & Tyler, Prop's.
Only first class Hotel tit
th.e N orth.ern Pacific
Crossing of the
Red River.
Commodious, Convenient and prices Reasonable.
All trains stop over night.
NEW RESTAURANT-
Mrs. P. Kelly.
Third Street,
Second door back of Pioneer Hardware Store, BIS­
MARCK, D. T.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Boarding by the Day or "Week and
Good Accommodations.
T. S. WHITE, LANE K. STONE, H. W. STONE.
White, Stone & Go,,
JOBBERS IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY
AND
PAPER,
S3 & 55 |2ast Third St., St. Paul
Slafl Orders receive prompt attention and prices
guaranteed to be the lowest in the West.
W. E. STIMPSON,
General News Agent
AND DEALER IN
BOOKS*
STATIONERY,
FRUITS,
PAPER COLLARS,
SOAPS
NOTIONS,
OF ALL KINDS,
CONFECTIONER
Y, §c.
BISMARCK, D.T.
Strangers and othors will tnd all the latest news
papers and a fall stock of goohs.
Tf. H. STIMPSON.
GEO. PEOPLES. MIKE BUSH
BSSIWARCK and
FT. BUFOBB
TRI-WEEKLY
MAIL AND EXPRESS MM!
Leaves Bismarck for Forts Stevenson, Berthold
and Baford every Tuesday, Thnrsday and Saturday
at 3 a. m., arriving at Baford at 4 p. in.
Returning leaves Baford every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 8 a. m.,arriving at Bismarck at 4 p.
si. on Wednesday's, Friday's and Sunday's.
Special Dispatches Forwarded at
Short Notice within the Shortest
Possible Time for the Military Au­
thorities or Others.
For Freight or Passage apply to
PEOPLES & BUSH,
Bismarck, D. T.
JOHN C. OSWALD,
Wholesale Dealer la
BonrboniRye Whiskies,
Brandies, Gins, Wines & Cigars.
WMUngtoQ Arenst, WiUIUNIlS, JHW
MAIN STREET.
J. H. HALLETT. FRANK Fj KEATING.
EALLfTT & HEAOT&,
DEALERS IN
FRESH MEATS, VEGETABLES,
FRUITS AND FISH.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO STEAM­
BOAT ORDERS.
Main Street, bet. 4th and 5th, Bismarck, D. T.
J. H. MARSHALL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FULL LINE OF GLOVES,HOSIERY
^TRUNKS
AND VALISES.
GENTS' CUSTOM MADE BOOTS A SPECIALTY.
Prompt attention given to orders by maiL
Will. A. HOLLEMBAEK,
DEUGGIST and STATIONER.
DEALER IN FINE
pioili
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, &c.,Seo.
E A N & A N I E
General Dealers in
Groceries, Dry Goods,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CL.OTH1NG, HATS
And Caps, Crockery, Etc,
Agents For the Stnddefiaker Wagon.
OT HARMON CO,
Post Traders,
PORT A. LINCOLN, D.
T.
Large Unusually well Assorted
STOCK OF
BKRIBAL MER5IMBISI,
EMBRACING
GROCERIES, jHATS, SAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
LAESES' FINE DRESS GOODS*
BISMARCK, D.
T.
J.
D. I. BAILEY.
P. NEYENS.
GO TO
W A O N & O
FOR
Ow JB& r\ Is EL
PROVISION'S,
AM)
ouse Furnishin
GOODS
THE
PIONEER HARDWARE STORE
R. C. SEIP & Co.
Are still determined to continue the Leaders of the Hardware Busi­
ness in Bismarck.
Have just Received a Large and gomplete Assortment of
Heavy and Sh.olf Hardware I
and are prepared to do all kinds of work, on Short Notice, in
TIN, SHEET IRON AND OOPPEE WARE.
Outfits For
Housekeepers, Carpenters, Masons,
MINERS, FARMERS. WOOD CONTRACTURE and Everybody in General.
Call and see for yourselves, remembering that we consider it n°
Trouble to Show Coods, at the
XJld Pioneer Hardware Store,
BAILEY Sc JL
81477* SHBtFinlliilljl
HARDWIRE,
—AND—
TINWARE,
Corner Main and Third Street, Bismarck, D. T.
DEALERS IN
Blaek £E£ll@rs
ATTEXTTOX IS CALLED TO OUE
MINING AND CAMP OUTFITS!
We have the Largest Stock ever brought to Bismarck to select from
Copr, Tin aad fet Ires Ware Masofaetnred.
BISMARCK, B. T.
I
jm LANDRE'
TOOlS,
Stoves,
&Cm, &Cm
E. O. BOSTWICK.
ScdcIIs and Harness
STOEE.
VV~ keep cor.sfantly on hand a full line of
fflsxfs ('alifomia saddles,
Heavy and Light Harness,
Bl.i.keri.«, Whip?, 15eli3, Htir Cincha's, Harness Oil and
Sonp, Trunks, TraveUng flags. Valises, 4c., Ac.
Please call and examine our Stock before orderinz
elsewhere.
A E
The Custer Route
TO THE
BLACK HILLS.
Thro' Express Trains
FROM
ST. PAUL. Jto BISMARCK,
DAILY.
Making clote connection* at ST. JV. I'L iriih
train* from CHICAGO and all -point* ir/uli.
."No Delay 1 Ciontimions Sun
Miicra Pacific R. R,
1S77. Sainicr Ams?t IS".
STATIONS.
1
\v K2TWAKD. t.* STV/'A RB.
Lmiutti, I r.
12.91 Jf.
m. ar. It) C'..
N. P. Junction, ar. 2.15 p. 31. I lv. a.
ar
BKAIXEKD,
ra.
X. P. Junction. 1 lv. 3 CO p. a. I ar. 19.2') a.
BRAlNEP.n. I
m.
tT.45 p. •n. lv. a ra.
1
iT"
3.15 CT I ar. *..'5 a in.
A7ADEXA. 1 lv. 11.11 ilv. j.o."* a. tc.
Fargo, ar. G.f 0 a. :r:. Uv. •.••) p. m.
Fargo, lv. 7 00 a El. ar. ^•.C0 j).
ra.
Jameitoirn, 1 ar. Tl- 25 T. IT. 1.40 p. rn.
Jamestown, 1 lv. 1.10 ar. 11.10 p. a.
Pi-marik. ar. T.r.'O 7.'
a.
ra
tileals.,
Close connection vritii Tyke ?teair-.--
Inth St. Paul trains :n 27. Jnncti/n i'-'i
& Pacific Kailroad trains at Glyndon f. rh'ner'-:
Fort Garry and the British Posesiions, v.a steamers
of Bed Kiver Transportation Co. at Mo-.rthi-a.!.
south on the Missouri River :ne!nr! Standing
Hoik, Port Rice, Bertl o'.d, C:.rro". IT- -.~i, Ji r.
con, End other points ia Mwu ii iiso
S a a E re in
and ail points in the Ula':t Kiit ?.
Dated May30 h, HI"!.
a a
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Gen'l Business Ag't. ij .siinr-n(]cnt.
U. S. MAIL AND EXPES.^.
Bismarck, Ft. Rice .Staudiiiii- Uoek
STAGES ttjIT ieaw I5! rnarck for
All orders -.^il receive prompt
tion.
n.:r'.' Kx!"
Tae~day'3, Vhur.-ia's and Sa! cr'i .j f, K?:
WdncS'lij'i, i'riJaj'a ai-d Scndtj'i i.'~
m.
LEAVE Stacdin? Rock for B:spar?r:
Thurgdcy's and Satardsy'i, Fori r.i
:s V.
Friday'i arid Sunday's at 3 o'clcii a. n:.
Passenger Kait?.
E-srnr.ick to Ft. Rice, $3X0—Koand W.-.
,Standing Koc 7.oP—
iiETUKN* ON SAME
Express Ralen.
To Rice, per c*rt. Standing R'lr,
i'
g®~*Parties making
large shipiceriti
v.li 1 -v
SPECIAL KATES.
Comfortab.'e Coaches, Ger.t!iafcnly I ri.. r, ani
Agents.
t-'.A
cir j/j
Fo." Freight or =i3££ j"
J. W. RAYMOND & CO Bhnarck,
H. S. PARKINS, Standina: Roc!-: I).
CHAS. Kr.'ITT :n.-tnasrcr.
"Dniikleber^
General Dealer ia
LUMBER, SHINGLES,
ZATHj MOLDINGS DOORS
W I N O W A S S
~J sCZhJ
l?Ajt£ilR AND
Building Material
Wa
JXLtid
BISMAKCJI. DAKOTA.
H, m, mtxtjBM,
4th Street, r.isc^arc!:, D. T.
BlhOliSIilti 3ia OiiOj,
All orders for v/ork in Iron or Wr.o-1 romptly
Special Attention Siven
TO X3~jS.z:iz:.
Diseases of ?!or.-":S, espec^.!!j- dlfStrnUi-i in r-nn
section vritn the feet, successfully tre:ift-- .i
y^ni'f
"JACKSON'S BEST"
SWEET
CH2 WING.TOBACCO
wis awarded the highest.prize at Centenoi K.vy.jsi
tion Sept.-T.'sTIf y-.u i.e -it tnlrfcso
ever made ask your giv.cer for ti.'o, and see that
"Jackson's Best" is on every plug. Sil.t by ail
wholesale dealers. Aay one can ?et a 3:i:nileby ap­
plying to C. A. Jackson
£c
Co.. Manufac­
turers. Petersburg, Va. 4G-4w
Of?/? a week inyourowntown. Terms So oat
fOD fit free. K. HALLETT & Co., I'ovl'iad 31,
Xo Kaiional Invalids.- Ia sickness
ere
ry portion of the body sympathizes wi:h the seat of
the disorder. Whan the stomach fails to perform its
functions, the liver, bowe's, nerves, rrji.-.-i^s, veins,
arteries, 4c.t are all more or less affected. These
delinquents require a medicine, combining the prop­
erties of a ftoraachic, rn altcrnaiive, a irjrative, a
tonic, and sedative to brirg them baclc *f Their
and all these element?, in t\«sr j»ure3 an:r «•#.-* eiTsc
tlre forms, are united in
Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Anerient,
the great Saline Betn-ay for in-:i eitijr, -..i 1 its
couiitant consequence.-.. Sold by ail d.-a.'jrsr -i—St
'a Week to Agents. -to free.
P. O VICKKKY. Mi-ine.
a a
ISSUPEEI0ET0
Greater accuracy, *,
peclaily s'J^pre»!
all gun fiends? $•
DALY,
»*»x
2f-
Outfit
Me
Qjl il dfvv at ii..ne .\. O
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Of NV%V-«{»3yi-r. ft
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NEYENS & BOSTWICK
Next door to ?h's Livery Stable, BISliASCK, 9. T.
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TLliftAI\
V. Ctswic-' -Ve
for ur f.iraj
gKQ. P. Kuw^ co.. v.
21ow to sel €Itoicc
Genuine rfionx Serin can locafc! resi­
dence, on any cf the rnbiic Ljt.o.- «,r .h. C::.:cd
States in any State or Territory, wUcii.- urveyerf or
nnsarveyed. No other scrip ever issued will i*
this. Enquire of
GEO. B. WR!G«T,
(tO o:,'Hoa.