davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DR.. 6. 3. Soofe, 12o 0erirgton ape.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Stem Dorf, als unob.
b%dn9iser gr;t, bebaueelt ATE arten 6 : + o n.
ffaer &ran tbeitcu, uuo empfdnst
Briefe aus alien Ebeilen Der ciuiliiirten
Melt.
9ur9 bic orisinefe Wciie in Der aus
iibnng ffiner mebiainif dc Yroris
bebanbelt ct sa9lreide Yatieutcu in europa.
WefSnbien, Canada unb in iebcu,
Staate Der @ereini9ten Staaten.
Briefide Gnuiultationeu nHentaeltli@.
Weber Wineralien nod ifdbtide Yfanaer.
9ebraudt. 8eiuahe 10000 patieuten iuur.
ben IN ben ieeten 20 Sabren ~bebaubelt.
Sober ger wirb ciu;eln iorsfdltis resifrirt
OBJ briefid ober pcrfOnlid, Oh bon benz Doctor
felbf ODER feinen 9llfsdr5ten. 9ettere iinb
ale s%oidenidaftli4 s%ebilbete Mebisinsr
AEe Yafienfen, suefde emtferat .uo9neu,
erbalten cine uusfibrtide Drasetiffe franco
per Yoft ober in, 9auie. Gin u~ollfdnbiaes
ipftcmatiiHeS Gintrasen in ben Bidern,
oerbi,lbert Sebler ober Srrtbimer. Die
Bidder soeroen NIT bon ben angetenten
aer5teu se6ffnet.
@e9en Gra9clife ober onoerpeitiss Con.
inltationea a~breiire man foie folst:
DIR. E. b. FOOTE,
Tor TQQ Q1en, g1o~y
, 1875-11-24
Sur Snoenbeke.

Sic fatboliI1e .@ermania" in 8er-
lin lit beIlllsn, oos Bolt segen Die Su.
ben a~niSubesen. @eriGieoenc 0iientli6,
anlhiase iinb iOsar inter hem WoIt,
perbreitet woroen, I'M es sl @ewalttba=
ten ausureiSen' Das SerIlner bumorl=
itii6e Nlait .l1lf" lmiefert bisrau fol9en=
be beiBsnbe Satire
Sap bas iosenannte vauserudblte
Bolt" BON Der yrDe uerl1plnoen muB,
uuterliest feinem 3,psifel, nur 1T Su be-
bauern oaB our4 elm bloBes Manatriren
in Yaui9 IL. 8OSen niAt Der 9epiini6te
@rfOl9 erSielt wsroe. Wsnn bel einem
Mbidla6ten zen sros," mas faum gu
Dsrmeioen iein oiirfte, aud nur Elm gln=
Siser iibericben miro, 10 lit Dem, bel Dem
jpriamOrtll9cn SpAmutb ielner &ace,
Der ia bstanntlia Ni9ts beilis 1T, iuObl
sulutranen, bab or in nnsloubli9 fur;er
, 1875-11-24
Gnrupdifhe Nadtidten.

Main3. Die iamsitsm oiersebn Gage
parsn fir ben Wcinemfauf nidt 10 lsbs
bait. ME ss lonlt um Oieie i3elt ocr SAT-
semeieu. GS iino swor 3Iemiid Tsrs
fGuie abseIhlolIeu woreeu, bod fe9lt
bas aasemsins esbcn uno mander 8ins
aer butte germ ~abse9sben, wenn ct &dn'
Ter %9efunben. ytad alten Saden,
1868 nno 1s70er, aeist lid) i%mmsrmab'
reno id)wer gu beirieolSenoe Nadfra9e.
Disie Sabrsanss iino beim Wil,5sr nno
Gpefulantsn in fleinen uno Wtittella'
den srOBtentbeils psridwunosn. DaS
Saupteintaufs9eidaIt wlro li9 oaber
ouf 1891 unO sumeilt auf 1874er bss
i1rSnfsn. Sn 9tbeinbelen wlro i'll Der
lestsu Sftoberwo9e nit Der 3ele begons
men uno auar finb fur ben NnIans oers
|elben bic 2eisn in 9sierltein, Oppenbeim
Dienbeim unO @nntersblum aus9elarie'
ben. Sieran wsroen iid) Il6bein,,
Mettenbeim. Nadsnbeim. V%ooenbeim,
@auz8 iiboi8beim, 2aubenbeim &C. anz
reiben, wo9esen in Der eisentlifem bel'
fiden Yfal3 crit na1 auerbeIllsen bes
aounen neroen miro.
Der Yrafbent beS Isrmaltunssratbs
Der beIlil1en 2uowiasbabn, 0r. &empf
wirb isiusn WObnlis nidt III unicrcr
Staot, lonbsrn in Sa1lenbaulen uno
omar in Dem Der 2uOwi9Sbabn 5nsebo-
rissn ebsmali9en tarfarrli9sn S@lO6s
nebmen.
Sdweriu. WieScr fat Der Sunbes'
ratb belhlonen, Der medlenbursild)en
Nesieruns nod cine Srilt CUR Gtniabr'
uu9 oerfaGun9SmaBi9er 3nltanoe IN
Mtefleuburs gu sewapren. Die Wtass
oeburser Big. laBt lid bieriiber ioI9sn.
ocrmaBen aus Die WsalOritat oes
8unossratbs bat iid) aud oleleS Mul
niht peraulaBt ssicbcu, Die pom 6sid]S'
ta9e in AuSl.dt 9enommeue 2oluns Der
medlenbursii9en 8erfahun9sfrase gu
befiruortsn. Bur Wotlplrur9 Oielca
8sidluiics muB bemertt perosn, oaG
| Die medlsnbur9ilden &esicrunsen audi
jest nod, tros auer fcbl9eialasencn
WerluHs, an Der SOffnuns ~felt9alten.
lid) nit ben Stdnoen lber Ole &e9eluns
Der 9erfahun9suerba!tnilf ~ pertan'
bissn. Ser BON msbreren Seiten feb,
sinorinslid beiirwOrtstcn Nnlid)t, oaF
Der 8unossratb benz Beiblulle bee
| &eihstagss heitreten milis. wurOe bon
Ssitsn Der msdlenbursiiAen @eSisrnn9
entssssnssbalten, baB our9 bic Sins
| natue bss @eitsenttpurfa 8aumaarter
, 1875-11-24

8er 1000 fpid)tise 9elebrunsen fiber ben
,nenldlidlen 36rper fennen lernsn min, bot,
osneu CT friiber feline abnuns sebabt, Der
lste ~Sffene 8oIt8ipra9e unb sc.
lumber Menf6ens@erfanb," sin
"er1liinftises Sud- fir perfanbigs 2eute unb
Elm sutes grh fir Seberrnann. gns benz.
lelben fonnet iehr piele Sad)en selernt tperben,
soelde bic nleiIten 9eutc fid geniren bonn
Sausar,te s1 e~rfrogeu. SrbottS-8er.
deiAniB bes @erfee fruttco per l9oft al,
leoe b~ellebige Ibreiie. 0aon mcuoe fid on:
9anrrap sin gerfass.sSanofnna,
129 Gaft 20. ct, Stem gort.
, 1875-11-24

Itefe @efuihalt Dat rurs Tw ibr neu,e,
eleg htfs bsqncmts Wehdlce, 9te bef Wia..
NIB 9te Ctr, psaoseG.
, 1875-11-24
Sprtn9 Part.
Srouercf:.

Sd erlaube mir meinen Treunben ii
Dem Tublifum I'M MG9emeinen an;l,;
gen, bab ih nit meiner gle- 8raurl i
cine Qaaerbiers Brauerei perbmnben nis
;n benz s3wed einen oeutiben Gran.
Derrn Sacob Shid bon Der beriibmt "
!<rauerci BON 8. s. 8als IN PbilaStl-
pbia anaeife(t babe.
SnOem ih auf bas Wobfmollen bes WI
blifunls rehne, sebe i'd Die gerfdcn,nl.
oaB ih allies aniuenoen merbe. Elm ;"
uobliAmedenoes gier gu auen. toy
alien WnfOroerunsen entiprehen miro.
tol SenrD 9 owler.
, 1875-11-24
greiie Der auseisen:
Esneaf trIsgr. pfDflhsa.
GentialanD.

Berlin, %. Nop. gs miro beri9=
tet, baB Shirt Bismard iid BON leinem
@irfunsstreiie suriid5isben Diro. Gen.
ManntcuHel wiro wabri9eiall9 leln
Na0fol9er weroen.
2onbon II, %. SOP. Cine Spesiol-
Depel1e on pie LINES" aus Berlin
beridtet, ba6 Der 8unoesratb oas 3eif
tnasslpangss@c in prcuBen perwors
fen bat.
, 1875-11-24

Nr. l.. uno 2. ,peroen einfah toOise=
I9la9en;
SIR. 3. miro seidmulsen nnb Der lid
bierbel sr9ebenoe SaarsebaIt Dem fatbo-
iiI9en Girbenperm6sen einperleibt;
Nr. 4. tommt sci0liffen uno pOlirt in
oen 9anbel;
Nr. 5. lplro bei1iairt unb auf 6lacons
ST. Np. 6. ousgeappft uno Dem soolosi
lden Wuies' ubermieisn, enOIi6
Scr. 7. sur blaltil9en 9eranl6auli
dung Der 2dnoer- uno gDlferfunoe ii,
Den &loterlhulen aufstban8t.
Nur net n onf lol6' lpltcmatilhe We,
lie gu Werte gcgan9en wlro, peroen nj
gum 3ielc tnmmen, onOcreufoQs III ali
unlsrs WiiIbc pergebens.
9ie Suoenlparts ndnner oes rulf.
(@oib. ylfs. Srlb.)
Ser eun0eNDod. Serr Hcb.
mann: DSA losc Sir, Caroline, Del
Sunscn l6la3e i'd nod einmul boIbtpot.
wenn er fortfdbrt. 10 nnortl9 gu lcln.'
6,nu: Su, lieber Nuyult, i'd welb
II DIT. pon mem Der Sen9sl Die hinge
uognbelten bat! Bon mir ni9t, Dol
Dir oub ni0t. SD gloute mmer
II bat oos BON i%slner Nmmet Die nlN
Dltl tauytc."
@arl0en: .yaa ia, ba baben wir's I;
81 triss Die S9lds' nro D Amm'
,u0r @bulO !"
Yreoiser: Sd bin rs6t frrl
meln ileher S1ulj. o0B Die 0eItrtnA
pprbri iinb. 80 orel Sage bint,
>inanber preOisen, oas 1T n,1ls Stid
leg.
S9ul;: Nber brs:mal bintcreinono0
10 Yrcolgtcn anbDrcn, oas 1T crit ell
tcd)tcs &ualttiid.
, 1875-11-24
Bic Tnhk1tr

n befinnnti. bas gauge bisbtrise SetIpsrfabren rms
lrftoben. Dte FUR wtrb bmr9 bas fo9endnnte
Hebbae nnb tur@ e~inn.bm.n non Ho4SaIpes
ibren Sts bat, wie tiff fe ltest, nnt ta slei9er
Ssit teis.n fe BITE aebensfrait bes Tenidtn an.
Hanisnbe. fnb In ben lestsn srst Sabrsn In her
, SSSsssaH'1ns atsl "a s s.aS @ss.s St5 S Mfg gSri Ii ss BEL.
aerste nnb Npotbefer. STE sobbdber uxttridetfen
i4 pon onberen DGbera baburd, bob ie btreft aaf
Bic &rantbett etnptrten, II ben franfen StoiT ents
ionms. Sic anS elm '@s1srsnnangs' obsr Gnsi5eis
bnngssproceb Der 9rantbejt8ftofe. Sober 6rante
pirS bel Der annenbans bt.ier Sur iO;ulasen fem
sissn.r Mrtt. @es.n SSenians bnr4 bitie pdber &C.
Kilt lit, 70 tn &C Spirfltd un6 fabitaf 8ebetIt, D&bs
ienb nod Der btsberisen SeiImetbobe bic wittef
ssmobnlid seidbrlfder fnb ais Bite Rranfbettletbf,
nnb f@ oitsrs e aansts Seer ts.uuba.sr Srants
O5sieiS Sis eop.dber ate sran,sett.n, innsrriS
nnb duberIt4. %furiren, 70 fnb bod Bite Mtrtunaen
Bet f~olsenbcn Grentbetten. Defenders nern he lid
nod IN oeutsrl 3 uitanbe %6sfinoen, sana autsrorbsnts
perbe isbr i3ntn. aep6bnIid init Ia gaSsra.
surir. SaIss nmb 2nmeent1 tpinSind, pir5
s.DSbalia Iss9t turiri. g4.aNertad1t. Nbsas
sssnio Mas.ns NIB obr'ntraaibeitsa, iorSSis ali:
fDpbiIttiidDe 9ranfbeitsn tn ieben, Srabe. get
d:6--'u sranfbetten, 8rahotrnnSen, @es
s s'ss2is. =. t se 'ssse. anr Ii :ia e sd 81 Il nsstsS tssls: sss.
nm SeSea Don FER Btrsung gu aberSensen. Dtas
aenfrebS rnb . foscnannte &6rns ober
xacfcrrubr (eir. sisbt nnbeilbore arontbeit)
f5urben eebs.ti Bet lsSterer Arontbeit aebet ii
V.oaent bes aadsritofiss NIT iebem Babe Sur9 ben
urtr ab.
Die gaf nnS gimnebm,sp alper rerSen nod
iebem QIob TIM aonbe pc-.1nbt, Der Yrtts bes
babespulpers III %. Der bes Ginnebme : Dnlpers
81. wlan iafie f9 cine Erei9lre hber bic 2ostN
b sRSii&r eSsr btatf4er Spra&e fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
- e$amton Str. (Box 16eel
&em DeTk
, 1875-11-24
u. r. w

q. &. CRAWFORD,
9runoei9enthum- Aacnt unb Mfttrndr,
SO. HOS 9ant strabe. (Gpbbits Sdl)
6auier, 0tuns tife NIB 2anoereien su
h~erfaufen, au nermietben, oeer su bertaas
iden. eestere %p'ltepsn aus Dem b, fen Mfer.
nno Wtaerals 9ano, pelhes Yirs mia bat.
Nu& baten iie sinise rec ibDnftsn Wobnhau
fer in Zee Stabi gu perfauien ooer su Ds1inis-
tben.
y eonbere VI merfa nj >
u . raS . erm / t.
t ben unb @infairen Ser
W ct en- uermenbet.
III 0 INIT
, 1875-11-24

3eit i6 pieber perrnebrt unb, uns iuft
gum Srpb, beranlpdhIt mie S6uloen Der
Siaot Berlin. Samit iudre allo feinem
Mcnihen seboIfen. Nein, Die SoAe
mub anoers angefaBt uno Dor allen 0ins
gen in Elm Spliem sebro6t ,perben.
Nur burd mirtliA rationale Sanoba
bnns Der Suosubebe 1T Elm aQieitls be
fricoiscnoes @eiuItat Su e%rSielen gu
oieiem 3wef idlagen mir por, Die Sc
miten pis tolst gu tIailiTiciren
I Site cSuhpn Whrnhom. S=
, 1875-11-24

siess etlieise y. snrat .s Ser s5ui,tt "a
meritani'den are ia !. N.Y. trirt III Elm oaoa
h,eines eisblint q .rdnts Ger O., irctner rec 9ehir
ess ron 9er:, Meerito uuo fiSlid,siu california,
40 Die g'fons uotuf r,o oeesibt. Sic pertiosa
dcr,e Recommendation olaslbe bcaaneis ais Gin
.s%timulont mo Gturetit in allen Srant.
feitcn, neIde tplte Mtitttt erhci'ben. einsr Der
S~issnth1mcr eer'eitrn, mdbr,ns elmer 3unereit
furd) :pierieo uno SaIifer.lia rer einiHen sahren
, 1875-11-24
Wtltam y. M5Datt,
pans u. L cbiibsl mailer,
So. 1O4 y. @rafe Ctr,
(Gde Der 7ten.)'
Ri1monD, Da.

Da i'd lanpe Selt IN Dem 0eltdfte
weien. hin Id 10 einserihtet
aa5 ih ale @aftrdss 3ur l3ufrierenbeit
meIprr Sunoen lhueu uno hlllig olsfiibs
rem fam. Sd eriude meiue alten Sc
I 9aIlsIrtunOe mir terner lbr seuelstes
@oblwOlen gu tAenser,
b Int u m. p. % Datt>
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The other route is by way Of Reels
ranch, down Horse Creek to near its
nIout crossing the North Platte
River at Nick JauiSe's ranch, about
thirty miles east of Fort Laramie.
and thence in Il n~Orth"aS!crlY direc-
ton, over good road, o Red Cloud
Agency. This cute j. also Travelled
by Il stage line, which carries the
mail and passengers from Cheyenne
to Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies, owned by IIoshier and
Cinnafunmd, and also by freight
trains, rancnmcn and settlers. This
route is settled up as far as the Platte
River, and ali of The Indian goods
for these agencies, and most of the
military supplies Tor the two mill
iary posts at the agencies, Camps
Robinson aud Sheridan, are trans
ported over it. The fare to Red
Cloud is fifteen dollars, and the dis
lance from there to the Black Hills
is about fifty miles. The following
table of distances by this route is also
correct:
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...I 40. - & 1 -
a, "hSN p"n't" va
a"n PS"Pro -
y ooia.hluS cot'tTt anu ts'!a,II NJ
M,nn. "omd' n'"oN Ltl'iS ~.
Wy1ntns VIZ D"hota' we ue'ti II
t;nr - S'i'it'' ou0tt '".to - .
~ ~ 'ueh no ny AnIMu " y
.as Wv A'o'h "u9'-
"o'"S 'ouiSe
TUE .rAcK uIrr
lie between the Ard and 10Th degrees
OF latitude, and the lG3rd and lu5th
parallels of longitude, and occupy an
area of about II hundred mites in
length, nOrtherly and suutherly, aud
about sixty miles in breadth. Their
form l. ciliptical, and according 10
Lieut.. Warren's report of them, 'the
major axis trends about 2O' west of
north" The base OF these hills is
about 900 tn 1000 feet above the sea
level, uud the highest peaks do not
exceed 1000 feet. The eastern bound
airy line of Wyoming, 10th parallel
OF longitude, runs about midway
through the nils. The whole range
OF the hills lies in the forks OF the
Big cheyenne River, watch j. the
most important stream in that re-
gion. Inc north fork is called Belle
tourche. IS thirty yards wide, and
passes arou The northern end of
the range IN a selnlrlrcle, receiving
the waters rom n greater part of
the Mis- when now INTO II from a
great uinoe OF small streams. II
taheo us rise iar 4" lhc westward OF
1nis rang, near 10 the sources OF the
L Lr,,,e I'VE IN what Is
known as the between the
Water9 OF ne 1elinwsinne and those
OF NJ missouri. e south Fork of
the cheyenne RIVER Is about II
nuIurtu ieet Wluc' lakes It's rise IN
1ne SaIle ulViue, nnWs around the
soulilelh oase n me hlii~, u also
iecINeS numerous tributaries which
nave tretr source m hem. These
Ivy Streams uhltP n'!nut I"rIy miles
9asl o. the bIacK ~lllII~, forming the
Ds NileS Tnie sometimes spelled
EnsemueJ nlVer, "hllh rnurS Itself
- r. 9"'iHT sky ini'eS
Fort Suily or Fort Pierre, i'll Il due
which runs through the centre Of The
hills nearly, is a distance of go
miles, on an air line. Formerly there
was a road from Fort Pierre to Fort
Laramie, e which military and
traders stores were freightei, and
the distance fixed at three hundred
and twenty-five miles. The road
necessarily passed over the bad lands
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lovely region: Col. w G. Bullock,
Todd Randall, James Sanders, Jules
Econey, Peter Decurey, Joseph
BOujet, Joseph BissnnnGtt, Old Re
shaw (Richards) and William Row
land.
HOW To REACH THE BLACK HILLS.
Without d~ecryiug any of the pro-
Upper Missouri River, we assert that
the route from Cheyenne northward
is the safest, specdiest, cheapest aud
best, to reach the Black Hills.
Cheyenne il at the junction of the
two CumreiiuE railroads from the
p;Ist-thc Union Pacific and kanSas
Pacific. 1t VIII be Two days rail
road travel tn Cheyenne from Chicago
or St. Louis. The following table
will show the distance and present
rate of fare from these two points to
Cheyenne:
LIST class Cd cIas,
Miles. Fare. Fare.
Chicago to Omaha. 49, ct. SIG 90 q. SIS "
St Louis, via st. Joe,
to Omaha.-...-...... 4S7 o. 10 10 p. Is 50
Omaha to Cheyenne. SIS ed. 81 % =. "a %
Chicago TO 'hryenue...l, % .. Il 20 .. q %
St Louis to Chcteunc.
via L~euvcnwurth ami
D.nvcr .. .-...-......I,' 50 o.. 80 90 .. 40 -
We are rrcdibly informed hy the
representatives of these two railroad
COMPANIES, iitl special rate will be
given from Chicago and from ST.
Louis 10 Cheyenne, to Black Hill
PARTIES, which will he at least one
Third i"o- than the uhuYU rates.
FROM CHEYENNE TO THE BLACK
HILLS.
There are twD routes that may he
taken to the hills from here. The
one by way uf Fort Laramie, Raw
Hide Bates, OaI Woman's Fork
and Beaver Creek j. Isl miles. This
route passes through a settled nun
Try for a hundred mites or SO. Good
ranches Will he found every few
mites rs far as Fort Laramie. There
is now a stage lIGe on il owned by
j. G. Abney, that carries the United
States mail TO and from the Fort,
any also passengers at ten dollars n
pitc. THIS line will he extended to
the Black Hills right away, if the
government permits 1t Ia be done.
Tn" ruoul j. uu uhu-uuIly good one,
and i constantly Travelled hy the
military, by irpiEl'er-, by ranch
mrn, settlers a!fl Others. The fni
lowing table of di>jAurcs over thi.
route is correct:
|hevpnne to Pole Creet- Schwartz
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Ard CHvalay and Pot
VIM. Abbot. sud Licurerar,s ipnu'rr. Post
Adm AM.
o NJ. tackrr.ller end Idea ,uau. ga ~iur-a,7.
4. Z. NJ. and a. &. :.
G. Y. Pctt,s, "A. >urcrua-P"-' Sr-. nn.
". w Rogers 1T Lieutenant 9Th tu!sGtfy. CON-
mpuGiuE 60. f..
W. f. Huffman. 1t Lieutenant a Infantry. CON
mHud!Hg Co. x.
H.. II Lemiry, 2Ld Lieutenant 3rd Cavalry. C, K
AbEcut-
Major Z. F. Townsend. 9Th Infantry, lyav. .:
nhssrce.
Cap. c D Emory, h i%nfaarry, 1 > c. lie Gen.
Augu
Capt 6 d. Russell. 9Th Infantry, a. D. c. to Gen.
Augu-.
LIT Lieutenant A II. Bowman. h Infantry, re,
crut;tuS service.
SPOTTED TAIL AGENcr-H.sEA.EA.
Major L. A. Howard, u. 5. Indian Agent.
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Thee towns have been located with n
view to health, business capacity and scruic
beauty. and large numbers of them are rapidly
growing into public prominence A. an index
of their prosperity. it may be stated that the
new buildings erected in thrse towns during
the year 1871. cn-r Gre and tI,rce-fuurth.
TniIllons of dollars!
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CHEYENNE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
!. Il. JEFIREI, I'm sL-eef.
}. J. SGRIBER, 10th Street.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for EnUaz Ecn from the
effects Of Errors aud Abuse in early life. Man
hood reSTored. ImpcdIneu,s 70 Marriage re
mnved New method of frnafn-uf. New sud
remarkable remedies Book I'D CIrcular-
sent FREE, Ia sealed rnvr}npr<. NdireRs, HOW
n N" - : - = IN y -nil,n -: Fal'adeI-
rauon for honorlHls c,l4 Ic, ard o-ofes sion3l
skill. targN-i-t
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GRNCERIPS

GROCERIES.
f. II. LEIBEY. i6th ar.~
PEASE Il TAYLOR, Ftrguson y.
[. Z. WuIPPLE, Ferguson sEr.A
UNDERWOOD & McGREG0R,
Enterprise Bukerp,
+. NAGLR, Fergu2oa st. sk
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
SIEPHEN EON, l6h:sL'ss
Z. PECKHAM. ferguson sirss
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FORESTS OF TIMBER.

The Black Hills take their name
from the dark green appearance that
the megI iGCent forests cf rine. that
cover their sides and tops, give to
them. II think it safe to say,". says
DIR. Hayden, in his geological report
of their exploration in 1S59-69, page
., THAT at least one-third of this
area ESTIMATED at 5000 square miles
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LEATHER { FINDINGS.
SiEPIEN BON, 1871 Ekysa.
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The Shortest and Best route
to them from Cheyenne.
Table Of Distances.
Cheyenne as on Quitting
Point.

Inasmuch as a large portion of the
American people are now Interested
in obtaining correct aud reliable in
formation about the Black Hills of
Wyoming and Dakota, we deem it
prudent tn compile such facts in reia-
ton To them as are known 10 be
truthful and gathered from trust
worthy sources.
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MEATS AND VEGETABLES
+. LANDAU, l7h street
CtAS MOORE. 18th street
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BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD { NcGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
:. ii. WOOD, Eddy Ihsst
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE < WARREN, ig!As
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BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, 1871 s:y4s4
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BANKS.
First NATIONAL 1911 EG.sa
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
q. l. HOLT {Ost-cEce GuiidinE
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Try GOODs.

l'lsI GOODS-
marks & MYERS, "a 81 5s-GS
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CONFECTIONERY IND SODA
WATER.
:. Ii. WOODS, Eddy =LrsR
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Major L. A. Howard. u. s. Indian Agent.
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1871 EGss
, 1875-10-02

tronsora. and Tho patent corn -cnlivasor aharo Of
tis boote 1to lived nt 2GA Clark street. bilt he
hardly know It. 10 accustomed lad ho become
70 se'l'nK folks that lo lived Hon,evlcro
ets ety. s so0" p..t stsF s bis "t,sa' sit IL IL The e
middle, donnod hia whlsc tonver. fn1t tooth-
Dtcit III his mouth, aud stood on tho stops Of
tho falner ltonBo planning MI adventure ainon9
ChicaEo'e unanspecttng willo-lrtnkcra. lilo ind
aireatly forget Clio signatures Of MI the notabns
81 Franco. Theh he rrescntoa ht1nsnlf to ~.
Emilio Carrnr. tho Fronch Consul. nnd earnestly
aoiictctl his signature 10 tho roll flo
had already rrov,doi. 1Eo represented
himself MS Tho nolo american ngont
fol, thu salc OF choice Frni,ch wines,
ana what is most singular, ho procured nd.
vancea from varionh nartlos to tho amount of
nearly $4,oH. Eliza Dcalie was tho first Of tho
unfartunatcs to SEQ his lttio game mud AlIo pro-
csIre. warrant for his arrest. but Ae Ind tlo1.
aud she rcvengod hoseelf by attaching NIL hs Of
now wanted In Vt. Louis. Cincinnati, mid Chi
cago, mud got no ts not wanted oilo-ialf 10 much
al tho vino which he promised to supply.
Mt. q. 4. 1fynes, lftinos merchant Of st.
Louis, whilo going from this city tn liia homo
Wodnes1ay night lost his aascllel, and, s,tiy-
Ing Mt 81. Louis, lo Ind two suspected fellow
travellers ntToated. Tho Rtpnblicdn says TINT
whom scascheu they raunod ous we'll. Eac1, llatl
a tlno supply Of fancy silk ecarfs nEt handlers
chiofs, such ns woould be accumulated in d stlc-
cessf,il run Of sneak tl,ios.g.. 1ttoy gave tic
names Of Janles Ca1bert and Valentine Rtssa,
knucklea ami n carlet~saek. In Tho carpet-aack
wRH pair OF now pants with I'll. Mc'icAar"
written In Ink on thu lining. Cnlbort's pockets
yielded the best prize, however, being nothing
lcRs than bottle OF wlsky. pair Of kltl gloves,
and neck-tio, which Mr.. IEynee identified nj
having beeu taken from ha satcte1 Both mon
were locked mp 10 await den.nnl from Chicago
for tlom Ii any should bo made.
, 1875-10-02

n
4 meeting Of ptororty-ownors opposed to lay
ing railroad track on South 1iafsted street
waa held last evening at No. 7o4 Of that htroct.
AIR. John Griffin, after being elected CHAIR
man. stated that Tho obIoct Of tho meeting was
to elect a committee wlic. should ba empowered
to gct out m injunction. III caro tho Htteet-car
Company SHOULD Try to stcal march on the poo
plo and lay their track.
A1r. .lagor, proprietor OF tho omnibus line,
sntl that II thore wore not onough veh!clc8 nn
tho rad ilo would furnish NJ tnauy aa wese
needed. 1!o could nut sfFost however, to ruin
on 4 cent fares.
Sir. yaubnrg said that ho had eix omnibusoa
running. mud tsltB number conld be increased.
Mr.. George 0asvey moved that Dir. Fanbt1rg
bs nllowcd 3 wcolt 10 put additional onnibnses
Oh tho atroet.
Tho Chairman thought TINT discussion Was not
OF nil necessary on this point. Tho motion was
tl!on voted OIL and lost.
Il was thon decided to appoint Committee Of
twelTo To prevent llle laying of railroad tracks
hnl tho following wero appointed: Frank
Eogel. William Miller. J. Griffin. J1onry stoker.
j.. Klein. 1'oter Pope. l.. Ltding A. MotGsor, l..
Rhott, ". Weincrt, Jnlins Xantcr.
Tn motion. tho Committee WA authorized to
got out M injunction II necessary, and VAS i'll
Etr1ictel to co-ouerato with tho committee Of
five appointed at lilo last meeting III presenting
n petition 10 tho Council against tho proposed
action Of tho Et:eet-Car Company.
Tic meeting thon adjourned.