Bismarck tribune. [volume], December 26, 1879, Image 5

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LOCAL LEVIES.
Stinipson's candy maker is an expert.
ffew and elegant toys cheap at Dunn &
CSp's.
frank Geist lias a new stock of jewelry,
etc., on the road.
The Sheridan House, of this city, is
valued at $61,000.
The holiday stocks of goods arc begin­
ning to look thin.
Mr. Emerson, of the Sheridan House,
drives an elegant four-in.liaud.
The dance at Champion Hall last even­
ing was a success in every respect.
Dunn & Co. have received a very choice
assortment of Graham's harness soap and
toilets.
A velocipede passed through by ex­
press last week for C'apt. E. P. Ewers, Ft.
Keogh.
Mandan visited Bismarck last evening
in a mass. About thirty cauie over 011 a
epecial train.
Not a fight oefcu-red in Bismarck yes­
terday, and but one man was seen in a
^weaving way."
Charley Williams is having a terrible
run on that excellent brand of cigars,
"Pride of Bismarck."
Cattle that art depending on prairie
grass for a living this winter will not
snake good beef ia the spring.
Sam Lee will not go into the "washce"
business again through fear of having to
pay for clothes lost in the lire.
Clias. IvVipitz will have a full supply of
*11 kinds of game, fish, etc.. for New Years.
Its on Hie road somewhere now.
Mr. Casey, keeping a saloon at Green
River, on the North Pacific extension was
frozen to death in the recent storm.
Call at Dan Eisenberg's and see those
latest styles of New Years and visiting
cards for sale at THE TKIBUNF. job rooms
THE TURN CINE job OLEEE has just re
•ceived the finest assortment of New Year's
and visiting raids over brought into the
territory.
Col. E. F. Brown, who spent the sum­
mer with Win. Falconer, at Painted
Woods, committed suicide a few days ago
in New York.
The Merchants and the Sheridan House
bills of fare for yesterday's dinners, were
«nly excelled in excellence by the dinners
themselves.
Hallett & Keating, now of Lcadville,
Col., lost about $500 in the fire, as they
owned the fixings, blocks, hooks, -etc., in
Kupit/-' meat market.
J. Dunn wishes to express, through
THE TRIBUNE, his many thanks to the cit­
izens of Bi imarek for iheir kind assist­
ance both at and after the tire.
The aggregate value of holiday goods
sold in this city is astonishing. Every
firm Had a complete assortment of fine
goods, which were almost entirely dis­
posed of.
It is not known by all why it is that
the 25th day of December is celebrated
every year throughout the land. The
truth is Jack Dunn was forty ycais old
yesterday.
Strong. Hackett- & Co., wholesale hard­
ware dealers ot'Wt Paul, write I. Bui
ley & .. expressing solid sympath}- in
the way of offering assistance to again
start in business.
Nellie Comeford has,opened a dress­
making establishment on Fourth Street
near the residence ot Charles Stanton, and
is prepared to do work warranted to
please on short notice.
"W. B. Watson's stock of holiday goods
was very fine and his sales were enor­
mous. Ilis stock of dry goods is as fine
as any in the west and rivals nearly any
ia either Minneapolis or St. Paul.
J. II. Marshall saved all his books and
papers as well as did the rest of the
burned-out parties. If you owe them any­
thing show your appreciation of their en­
terprise by settling immediately.
The performances at the Opera House
are excellent. Manager Whitney is giv­
ing the best show in the west. Miss Em­
ma Wells, the four voiced vocalist, is one
of the best singers in the whole country.
The several hundred men working on
the extension of the North Pacific in the
Bad i.ands and on this side of them, are
having a pretty rough time of it. With
extreme and unusually cold weather and
short supplies, and little fuel, it will be a
matter of wonder if many of them do not
suffer. Mr. McNanuy, who came in yes­
terday, says his men were reduced to
beans and "water some days ago.
The necessity for a night telegrapii
operator at the Bismarck office is very
great. There is probr.bly not. an operator
in the country who does more work than
•Mr. Carrahan. The number of specials
alone, that would be sent if there was
some one at the office during the night,
would nearly pay his salary, to say nothing
of thecovenience to business.
David Crowther, who has been a physi­
cal and mental wreck, since lost between
Ft. Buford and Tongue river for several
days, two years ago, died at Bismarck
last week." Mr. Crowtlu-r was one'ofthe
oldest settlers in this vincinity and was
respected by all who knew him. Though
he has been an object of pity, .almost,
through his misfortunes mauy a silent
tear was dropped when it was known that
Dave was called to his long home.
On the 1st of Janury all of the express
business done on the Northern Pacific
railroad will be done by tlie No.rth Paci­
fic company and on that date all of the
offices of the U. S. company will be turned
over to the N. P. William J. Footner,
who visited Bismarck last week, in com­
pany with Mr. Towne, will be the super­
intendent with headquarters in St. Paul,
j. E. Olds, the present efficient and popu
lar airent of the U. S. Co., will have
charge of the Bismarck office.
Louis Heckler wishes TIIE TRIBUNE to
correct its statement that he was concern,
ed in moving the scenery of the Vincent
combination out of the back window. The
goods h« savs were moved after all bills
were guaranteed with the consent of Mr.
Messerve, and all matters were satisfac­
torily adjusted. Loui3, by the way, ie
one of the equarest men it is our pleasure
to know, and the Vincents took more
than ordinary care :n their efforts to pre­
serve their reputation free from taint.
Citizens, of Bismarck, who have occa­
sion to call for the services of an archi­
tect should remember that C. N. Daniels,
well known to all Minnesota builders,
who drew th'e plans and specifications of
several of Minnesota's most important
buildings, is now located at Fargo From
an acquaintance of many years, and fam­
iliarly with the work done by Mr. Daniels,
THE TRIBUNE most heartily commends
him and his work to any one in need of
anything in his line.
Dunn & Co., Druggists, No. 02 Main
stieet.
A
large assortment of Gold and
Silver Watches at
DAY & PLANTS.
Toilet Articlea,
Perfumery, of all kind*, etc. at
W. A. UOLLBXBABK'B.
Examine J. H. Marshall's stock of Plymouth
tiluves before purchasing.
Hound to Do It.
Sig Hanaucr is going to Europe and
will, for the sake of raising money to go
with, sell anything vou want between
now and New Years at sacrificing prices.
Come and secure the best bargains ever
offered, as this is no humbug but plain
truth.
Just Received
at J. C. Cadj*'s, pretty and scrvicable liol
iday goods, ladies' and children's willow
chairs, cribs, doll cradles, toy furniture
setts, sleighs, nobby rocking horses, etc
Call and examine my goods at Cady's
Furniture store, Third street, Bismarck.
Just Received.
At *. H. Marshall'*, 7th Cavaljy »aloon build­
ing
on 4th etriM-t,
at
German Socks, Hasd-
knit Sock*, Overshoes, and Canadian
jBoot-paoks,
by pair or dozen.
Ladies' Bracelets, solid gold and
rolled plate, at,
DAY & PLANTS.
Stonejf to Ijoan.
Terms satisfactory to suit borrowers.
M. P. SLATTEEY,
12ui4 Third Street. Bismarck. I). T.
Over 20 doz Solid Gold Rings at
DAY PLANTS.
1Verk Ties.
Gents and ladies neck ties. An alegant line
£ISXNI*ISHQ'S.
Notice.
All persons indebted to J. II. Marshall are
kindly requested to call and settle, as it will
IU conic ia good play.
Married.
BOLLES—BARDSLE Y.—At the residence of
the jjrroom, oil 5th fit., Tuesday evening Dec.
23, 1873, by the liev. J. (ionon .Miller, Mr.
Kmnk D. Holies to .Miss Annie Jiaidaley, both
of this ci:y.
I
a
n*Apg MAaKiiSTifii
A
THOROUQU REFalEDY
for disorders of the stomach, trpMffy of t' liver,
tncli fon and dl furbn ten trie oaioial fore •.
wiii debilitate. It. no equivalent. & can
a sube'ifc-ste. It should n^t onlimnl-d with 1
frifnrrto roiRpo'jml-rf ch*sp
ti'3
aud ousentiul
oilc, of en colit under tho namo of Bitters.
ROW FAME R.Y
D£IR«CR®TS. OKO«:IS:TS AK® WISE
KEIL 2XA.VTS EVERYWHERE.
C. S. WEAVER & CO.
Dealers in
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND liTH.
Doors, Stub and alouldlnjjs.
Also Contractor* and Builders of all classes of
Inklings, Piiifis and Specification?.
Estimates furnished on short notice.
TAXES DUE.
Notice is here­
by given that all
personal proper­
ty tax in the coun­
ty of Burleigh for
the year 1879 is
now due.
W.B. WATSON,
County Treasurer.
Bl8«--.rek,D. T„ lec. 1, 1870.
1880.
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KUS. Address
1IARPEU& .ROTHEltS, New York.
Sheriff"* Sale.
NOTICE
is hereb given that under and by
virtue of an execution issued out of the
District Court of Btulcigh County, D. 'J'., on a
judgement, rendered therein in an action wuer«
in .John A McLean was plaintiff and Ausiey
Orav and Mrs An^ley Gray were dcleudents
against the goods mid hatiel* and lauds of th
said defendants. 1 have levied upou the right
title and interest which the euid defendants had
on ilie ninth ay of May, 1879, iu and to the tol
ib.wiug de-cribed personal property to wit:
One secretary or writing desk
One breakfast table
One parlor stool
One pailor chair
wo bureaus
One Students lamp
One camp cliair
One door mat
One set window curtain*
Three feather pillows
One comforter
One spring mattress
Three blaukets
One bed spread
One parlor chair
One parlor stool
Oiie rug
F.ooi- matting
One rocking chair
Two parlor chitirs
'1 v/o cuiii seat chair*
On" ovai st.-iud
One binl mattress and
spring
One students lamp
Tbree feather pillows
One coinforti
Three woolen blanket*
One mattress
One bed spread
One parior chair
One stool
One rug
One trunk and contents
Five pictures
One crimper
One bedstead, mattress, washstind
One library
One clothes wringer.
Two cane-bottom chairs
One rocking chair
All of which shall expose for sale and sell to
the highest bidder nt the front door of Engine
Hi-.II so culled iu the City of Bi.-marck, D. T.,
beiug the place where said District Court was
last, held
On the twenty-ninth day of,.December, 1879, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon.
ALEXANDER MCKENZIB,
heritl Burleigh County, T.
STOYELL & BALL. Plaintiff's Alt'ys.
Dated iov.^itiih, 187'J. 27-32
ELDER & CO.,
Proprietors
Pacific Saloon,
74 Main Street.
Fir«t-Class Liquors and best brands of dears.
Centrally located and the popular resort oi' the
Boys. 36 tf
0 f! |W Broken-down, Debilitated
II (V Constitutions. Both male and l'e
]fl .male, and all difficult cases. ior which
I [help can be obtained nowhere else—
j"arr ilound to be so by undeniable facts. A
I'triM' TlK'ot't/. No lie crlit in
n.
'.'i'tl I I1,1U P''ac,ical results of forty years' ex
"liorienee will be shown to "invalids in
r'amphlos and Circulars by addressing the emi­
nently successful ii\ i.itio. W. Forbes. 174
W. Fo.irth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 13yleow
WATER! WATER!
25 Cents Par Barrel.
Buy your water from the
GREEN TANKS
RUN BY
Harrigan & Marble.
Best in the City.
nling
v7n3tf
f-1 tLf 13 -H-T' Von can make
-E.-3L Jt^ IS money
bv
sel­
our Sterling Chemical Wicks—Nev-
'8k—er needs trimming—No smoke or smell
—10 cents each. 3 for 25 cents. Send
-tamp for catalogue of Wonderful Inventions,
uapie and faucv goods. Parsons, Foster Jb Co.,
l£j Olark St., Chicago.
Thos. YanEtten,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MtlSSIARCK D. T. Stf
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Portland. Maine.
572
Iraa.
J..\-.v tKN. fc CO., £5 5'liv.x', New 'iolrlt.
fCC week in your own town.
-pDU ontiit free.
Terms and $5
Address H. HALLBTT & Co.,
A WEEK. $12 a day at home easily made.
Costly Outfit free, Address Tuva. & Co.
Augusta, Ualae.
$
Wholesale
98 Main Street,
Day & Plants,
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
Also dealers iu aU kinds of
SEWING MACHINES.
JismarckFlouring Mills,
BISMARCK, DAKOTA.
BENNETT &. BURT, Proprietors.
Manufacture tho Choicest of Brands of Family Flour.
"PRIDE OF BISMARCK,"
-AJKTID
"BUET'S BEST"—-PATEIT PROCESS.
Warrantrd to give entire satisfaction. Also keep constantly on hand
Corn Skill, Fwd, Oraliam, Flour, Bran and Shorts.
Orders £iven will be promptly attended to and delivered free to any part of the city.
McLEAN & MACNIDBB,
Sole Agents for Schlitz's Export Beer and Peasley's Ale and Porter.
Main St, BISMARCK, D. T.
IW. RAYMOND & CO,
WHOLESALE
GROCER!
BISMARCK, H. T«
JOHN LUDEWIG,
DEALER IN
Clothing', Boots and Shoes,
puf TsrisHinsrcs- goods,
Grocwics Provisions, Tobaccos, Cigars & Smokers' Goods.
GOODS SOLD AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Kew Stock, New Store and Low Prices. Call and examine and see for yourselves. 20tf
J. O. OADY.
Furniture and Undertaking,
No. 19 NORTH THIRD ST., D. T.
PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDINGS, ETC.
DUNN CO.,
I O N E E I S S
A Fall Lino of ftnigs, Mcincs, Paints, 0 is, (Jlass, Etc.,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
CATARRH
SURE
CUBE
FOB
Will be mailed with iNSUi
FkATOit all compMc for #1.50.
Address iyil. C. K. SYKE8. 109 li.
Madison St., Cliicapo, III., who \va3
cured by itnineyearsa.^o. Thous­
ands cured since. If afraid or
iieinp liumliii^swl. njitnt" this pa­
per. and send ten cent* to pay
printing and posrnpe for Bool of
full information, testimonials,et€
You will never regret it.
ASA FISHER,
Wholesale Dealer in
WINES, LIQUORS AR9 CIGARS.
Main-st., opp. Sheridan Hooso.
Sole Agent for Val Slats' Milwaukee
Premium Export Lager Beer.
SEND
O W I A Portland,
He., for best Agency Business ia IdM
World*.. JjUpetuuTe oaUU free.
rocors.
Bismarck, D. T.
MONTANA MARKET,
Corner Second and Main Streets,
JUSTUS BitAGG & CO.,
DEALERS IN
FRESH AND SALT KEATS, FISH,
POULTRY, GAB1E,
Better, Eggs, Vegetables, Fruit
Canned Goods.
Special Attention given to the Steam
JOfcf 'boat Trade.
W. H. W. GOKER.
Proprietoi
TONSORIAL PARLORS,
Main Street, next to Merchants Bank.
Hair-CuttiDg and Shimpooias:
A Specialty. Hot and Cold Baths. .4
Free Gift!™.^
with RHEUMATISM, P^RALYIjli#.
KBSlTKALtUA. SKKVOJJS and Sid
UAL UEBlLlTY.Ciencral III Hea'^K.
Wasting, Decay, Urinary Diseases, MJi
nal Diseases. Dy» iein»ia, Ete.. Ftp...
whom will lie sent my booit on Medical Electri­
city, and Klectra Galvanic JBelts, world ren«w»-
C. W. JPOHliiiiS, 174 IV. JP«actb
CineixL^ati, Ou.