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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-02

NOTICE TO 7. u. WOODEN OR Assigns
" You are hereby notified that | have eNpcnd
Cd. one hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the New York Lode, situated about
eight miles south west from Custer city, in Gus
ter mining district. Custer County. Dakota Terri
tory. in order to'hold said premises, unicr TIA,
provisions of section 232I, Revised statutes OF tie
United states, being the amount required IL hold
the same for the year 1850. and If within ninety
days after this notice by publication, you fat or
refuse, TO contribute your proportion OF such cN-
penditurc "a 4 co-oWner. yonr interest I'm said
claim. will become the property oft lie said sub
scriber, under said section 2l2i,
Dated Jan, 9Th, A, D.. 1850, AT Custer City, ID. T..
fSx1e CNAHIes A. WYNN.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-02
FITS EPILEPSY
FL SICK NESS

80, aNcCk in FourU9n own Terms ana - outiii
Noir Address II Hale Il Co. Portland. Maine
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-02

cr.D Al week sl2 "a day AT homo easily made; cost!
80 ontiit free. Address True Go, Augusta, Me
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Doneghy Bros. will re-
move to the west side Of
the square by March 18TH
MARRIED.

At the residence of the officiating
justice. Mr.. A. Kinyon of Novinger, on
Feb. Path. Mr.. CHAs. SANDERS and Miss
ELIZABETH EDAoSps, all of Adair coun-
ty.
At the residence of the brides father
in Brashear, by the Rev. j. Herbert,
Mr.. FRANCIS BYERs and MRs. NANCY
RoBB.
At the residence of the officiating
minister, by Rev. w. L. Fletcher, on
Sunday evening Feb. 9th, Miss En-
ma Stephens and John +. Dodson, all
of this county.
At the brides residence five miles
east of Kirksville on the evening Of the
1st inst, by Rev. F. NJ. Green, Mr..
John Propst and Miss Belle VOORHEES,.
On March first. at his residence in
Brashear by the Rev. ]. Herbert, Mr..
Bert Bull and Miss Ida O'Neil, both
of Hurdland, Knox county, Mo.
MARRIED-At the residence of
Mr.. James Denniston. the brides
father, Feb.:.e5th, by Rev. ]. 7. Bent
ley, Mr.. Robert B. Watson and Miss
Ida Denniston.
Thanks for a portion of the wedding
cake. We wish the happy couple all
the happiness possible.
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Willard Correspondence.

The following should have been in
serted last week but was overlooked.
EDITOR GRAPHIc:-I have been think
ing for some time that one or two col
umns of temperance matter would
greatly enhance the value and appear
ance OF your valuable paper. Could
not Prot, Barnard, Rev. J. G. Boyd, or
some Of those good temperance workers
be induced to take charge of such de-
partment, if You would consent to its
being conducted in your paper? Then
let them ask for contributions from all
good temperance people. We have
some here IN our lodge Q45) / have NO
doubt, but who wou!d gladly consent
to aid in making such q plan SUD-
cessful and interesting sad profitable
to all. If there should not be enough
original matter, thank God the day
has come when the papers are well sup
piled with choice selections.
Mr.. Editor, knowing that you always
have been strong temperance man,
l hope thess few lines will meet with
your hearty approval. If there ever
was time that we need work in this
line it is now.
Our festival was very pleasant and
financial success. remain yours.
E1.C
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. William Brasfeld and his
wife, Mary Jane Brasfeld by their
certain deed of trust. dated the fifth
day Of April. 1915 and recorded
in the recorders office of Adair
county, at deed book J, page 1870.
conveyed to Joseph D. Miller, las sheriff.
all their right, title. interest and estate
in and to the following described real
estate. situated IN the county of Adalr,
state of Missouri. w:
The north west fourth OF the south
east quarter Of section number thirty,
one (jD township number sixty-one i6i)
of range number fifteen - IN Adair
county, Mo. Which said conveyance
was made in trust to secure the paw
ment OF certain promissory note in
said deed described and whereas the
SAID note has become due and partially
unpaid. and whereas J. D. Miller is no
longer sheriff, now. therefore, in aceor-
dance with SAID deed OF trust. and at
the request of the legal holder of SAID
note. shall proceed TO sell the above de
scribed real estate at the court house
door in the town of kirksville. in the
county of Adalr. state aforesaid. to the
highest bidder 70. cash at public auc-
ton on Friday the It'll. day of March. IS
81, between the hours OF nine IN the
forenoon and FIVE in the afternoon of
that day to satisfy said note together
with the cost and expense of executing
this trust. JOHN SHAVER,
Sheriff
Dated this 9th day of Feb, 1881.
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Prot. lice.

Predicted months ago the severe ard
stormy weather we have passed through
making IN all most wonderful pre-
diction. We cannot but feel grateful
for the knowledge exercised by him. but
above all these predictions We have no.
ticed is the last made. That is that a
certain grocery louise which started
with very small capital in small
building. done an honorable business;
treated their customers well: made
many friends. and now stand at the
head and in the lead on good goods and
low prices and viii hereafter have as
motto more goods for les money than
any man. and finally says that this
place is Halliday Bros, where you Will
ind their store running over withgood>.
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News From Brashear.

Editor Graphic:-Since our last con
tribution to the Graphic, events seen
to have crowded one upon another
making a revolution, in both bushes
and social affairs in Brashear. Brown
of Kirksviile, having purchased tn
Brashear house, of its former propri
etor, j. Elliott, took possession the Is
inst, and things are rapidly being plac
ed in proper order, TO accomodate tn
wayfarer.
The new firm of Neff, Keller L Co
having bought the entire stock Of Don
eghy Bros. at this place, are preparing
for and anticipating an immense spring
trade. They mean business; and as
they are men of energy, We predict for
them a successful business career.
J. Elliot and family have removed to
Kirksville, where they will reside in
future They require no receommen-
dation to the citizens of X. as they are
already acquainted there; but the poo
pie of Brashear, and vicinity, regret to
lose them from their midst They
leave many sincere, warm friends and
neighbors behind them.
Ira Elliott returned on the lst inst.
from trip to Kansas, where he has
b.en stopping for the beneft Of his
health. He don't altogether deny the
statement of keeping three cooks busy
while there, but don't exactly under
stand how the news reached here so
soon. He thinks his health Il improv.
ed by his trip.
Mrs. Avry and daughter returned
last Monday from a visit to friends in
Moberly and Kirksville. They report
the former city live business place.
Mrs. Donovan, an old and much e.
teemed citizen Of his place, died Of
pneumonia fever tue 10th oflast month.
The remains were taken to Edna for
interment. The dsceased's daughter
Fannie was married recently to Mr..
WEIGH, of Denver City. Col, and left
for her new home last Monday.
Miss Mamie Robb. of this place, was
married recently to Mr.. F. Byers of
Iowa. The circumstances attending
the marriage were rather singular,
and savored much of sadness; the
young lady having been stricken al
most helpless with inhamn.atory rheu.
matlsm few days preceding the day
fixed for the marriage, and beng I'M
able, at the time of the ceremony, to
raise her hand. She Is still in a criti-
cal condition, but some hopes are at
present entertained for her recovery.
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GreentOD Graphies.
Especial to the Graphic.)

GreentOp, Mar. 2nd.-W. B. Reg
n0lds and X. r. Wells have formed a
partnership.
Mr.. E. Herring has purchased prop
erty in Huntsville He has been a good
ueighbor and citizen.
Charley Weston and p. G. Lind have
been quite sick with the humps.
Saturday the dam to the pond at Mr..
Aetcalfs mill broke and let out all the
water. Thursday the freight going
north, had narrow escape, a short
distance north ofhere. The front trucks
Of a box car Jumped the track on a
down grade. and the train ran half a
mile, passing over Salt river bridge
before it was stopped. Several ties on
the bridge were broken. No one hurt.
A mashed rail caused the accident.
X. r. Wells left for st. Louis today
with carload of fat cattle, He bought
them Of Capt. Toler and they were a
fine lot.
Green Owens and family have NOV
% back from Illinois. He reports
wheat looking fine
A. Hamilton is proud over new
boy at his house.
Great demand for houses. Not va
can't one in town fit to occupy.
Thos Stewart has a new dwelling
under way.
w. S. Stewart has bought the H.
Gatlin house and will take possession
in a few days.
1t is reported that several calves be-
longing to VIM. Six, living southwest
of here, have the black l:g.
Our public school closed on Tuesday.
The board of directors decided on not
continuing at present
Many stands of bees in this vaclnity
are reported dead. N. H. Lewis has
lost 'hirty-fve or forty. and W. B. Fish !!
er twenty.
S.B.Lind shipped two cars ofhogs to-
day.
Tice and the grounding seem deter
mined to ruin this country yet.
j. Slick.
An unusual demand on our space
this week compelled Us to condense and
omit several items this week. -ED.
GRAPHIC.
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HAPPINESS

l. the first and great element in mans
nature which is sought after. In order
to be happy man mus. have good
health a sufficient amount of clothing.
plenty Of good wholesome food, and
earth's richest treasures at his right
hand. There is but one way this can
I've obtained. He who desires TO obtain
this great boon let him enquire at Hal
laday Bros, on the north side square.
Mo.
lbs coffee for 81 90 at Halliday
Bros.
Buy Your groceries at Hal
laday Bros.
Halliday Bros. keep the
Warsaw Flour !; every sack
guaranteed full weight.
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Close Shave.

Mr.. John Beall sr. of Clay township
had a narrow escape on Saturday. He
was quite severely shocked by stroke
of lightning. 1t was close enough TO
slightly scratch his scalp which still re-
tains its soreness. His son J. h. Beall
at whose house he was stopping, was
knocked from under a cow he was milk
ing aud the pail was thrown some dis
lance. Mr.. Beall while he considers
himself pretty near lightning proof
does not particularly care for any more
close calls like the above.
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PERSONALS.

Doneghy Bros. Of Brashear. have sold
out their business at that place to Netf
Keller & Co.
A. j. Doneghy. of kirksville. and j.
c. Donegny, 6f La Plata. are in New
York, buying good, for their different
stores.
Mr.. A. J. Elmore returned from a
trip to Chicago last week, where he had
taken shipment of cattle for that m T.
ket.
Mrs. Geo. Bacon nee Richter, Of Mo-
berly. has been here visiting old friends
for the last week.
Miss Laura Alvey, of Brashear,spent
a day or two of this week visiting
friends in this city.
BIZ. Mathews. of Morrow, was in
town Tuesday. He is one of the live
men of that township
Reys. ]. Herbert, and S. Caro'hers of
Brashear. were both in town this week.
Mrs. W. Spencer. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Hattie Wheeler. left
this morning for visit to New York
They will be gone about two months.
Mrs. Sarah Griffith has gone to Bar
ton county on visit.
J. Henry has gone to Wilmothsvllle
to live. and will assist Mr. Reynolds to
sell dry goods and groceries in the fu-
ture
Judge Jacob Sands started to Wash
ington Tuesday night TO attend the in
ceremonies.
Mr.. c. Jackson. prominent photOg-
ra pher of Hannibal. called to see Us
Tuesday. He is visiting his son Mr.. A
Jackson. the sewing machine man.
DR.. Burger, of Topeka. Kansas. call
ed Monday in company with his father
in-law Mr.. Owens, of this place The
doctor was formerly resident of Schuyl-
er county.
R. S. Halliday of Halliday Bros.
left Wednesday for visit to Illinois
where he will rest for week or two
from the cares of business.
A. J. Doneghy left for New York last
Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. E. Wallert, of st. Louis, has
been in our city few days this week.
G. W. McGovern will start on Tues
iav next for his new home IN Colorado.
Mrs. McGovern left on Tuesday last for
St. Louis. where she Will spend a few
iays with friends, and meet her hus-
band at Kansas City. Mr.. McGovern
mas been long and favorably known
here as one of our best business men
and citizens. and We are sorry to see
him go from among Us.
II, l.. Kurtz. druggist. of Canton, Is
visiting lie father in this place, the
present week.
Mr.. VIM. Davis. of the Prairie Bird
ae,shborhood has moved to town.
J, D. Huston. living near LaPlata-
allied yesterday morning. His name
appears on the Graphic list.
Jacob Spangler shipped car load of
at cattle TO St. Louis on Tuesday last.
Rev. J. j. Bentley was called to
queen City on Sunday last 20 attend
he funeral Of the wife of Rev. Ar
DresSon.
Mrs. G. W. McGovern started to st.
,ouis on visit TO relatives in that city
N Tuesday evening.
We learn that w. G. Fout has pur-
hased the McGovern residence. This
will make him an elegant, tasty and
comfortable home.
&c. Fout went TO Quincy Thursday
Morning to see Sara Bernhart.
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Pure vaccine matter at Wilson's
drug store Go there and have your
self and all the children vaccinated.
Delays are dangerous.
For sewing machines
Call at W. J. Wilkes.
The largest variety,
Best styles and quality.
Lowest prices
Either for cash or on time.
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To Correspondents.

We have received a Communication
in answer TO theological statement
made in the pulpit. and involving a
discussion of the differences dividing
the public on religious subjects. Not
wishing to run any discussions of this
kind in the Graphic we are compelled
to decline the article The writer will
doubtless appreciate and acquiesce
gracefully. The Graphic is not theo-
logical organ. but first class family
journal.
For the same reasons, or similar. We
do not publish very well written COM
muuication criticis,ng in some things
and commencing in others the present
city administration, in connection with
the Sunday ordinances.
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Tax Notice.

All persons from whom corporation
taxes are due are hereby notified that
the taxes for the year 1880 have become
delinquent, and unless the same are
paid within p days from tie date of
this notice suits will be commenced to
enforce their collection.
Feb. 18th, 1881. G. W. PARKS,
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MARRIED.

Any persons getting married and
commencing Housekeeping Will find it
greatly to their advantage to call at
Halliday Bros. and get their supplies
Of queensware. glassware and in fact a
full outfit for keeping house. They
make great reduction on prices for full
outfits.
Halliday Bros invite you all to come
and see them whether YOU wish to buy
or not. Always good fire and hearty
welcome.
Buy at Halliday Bros.
Save money at Halliday Bro.
Go to Halliday Bros.
Bring your produce To Halliday Bros.
Fine assortment Of notions at Halla-
day Bros.
Best teas at Halliday Bros.
Beans. bacon. fish. sorghum and PO-
tatoes at Halliday Bros.
Lamp chImneyS that will stand fire
or water till the leaves fall next fai! at
Halliday Bros
16 lbs Soap per 800 at Halladay
Bros,
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SWINE OF cARDUI" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruasion.
For sale by J. G. Jamison.
s. S. Institute.

S. S. Institute.
A Sunday School Institute will be
held at the N. E. church south, Thurs
day evening, March 10th, at 1:15. All
persons interested II S. S. work, espe-
cially S. S. officers and teachers, are
earnestly requested TO be present.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
Opening exercises conducted by Rev.
] {. Shipp.
ORGANIZATION.
The object of this Institute. Led 10y
W..P. Mason, followed by Ed. G. E.
Dew.
How the teacher may best prepare
the lesson. Led By Rev. J. 5. Boyd,
followed by Mr.. John Trotter.
A model Bible class recitation. Con-
Quoted by Rev. J. J. Bentley.
The leaders in these exercises are Inn
tied to fifteen minutes time.
W. P. Mason, Chm. Com IN 8 s Inst
J. T. PADES, Sec. ' W =
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Result Of the Fire /!

Has been to greatly increase
my trade, and, although | am
selling goods at cost and be-
low cost, | am building up an
acquaintance with other Gus
toners of other stores, and
when | get into my new house,
which will be on the site of
the old, with a bran new stock.
what l am now loosing will be
gained by having a large cash
trade at small profits. About
the first of May will be in new
store. W. 3. Harlan
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Tin Wedding.

On. Williams and wife. living FIVE
miles east of town, celebrated their
tenth anniversary of their marriage on
Tuesday. Quite a large number of
friends offered their congratulations
and there were anumbcr of appropriate
presents IN tinware.
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STOP THAT COUCH.

By going to the reliable and web
Known drug stand Of J. G. Jameson,
Kirksvile NO., and buying 81. bottle
Of GREEN MOUNTAIN Couch BALsAM.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement In
this paper.
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1t is due the county court and the
clerk and this paper also, to say that
the report of the proceedings Of the
last court were published according to
the copy furnished, in the GRAPH
&c. The other report was hnkered
with after it left the clerks Office. We
have the documents.
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Its fact that EdmiSton the tailor is
putting up lots OF handsome suits. He
has stock of fine cloths still on hand
for stylish suits. Call and leave your
measure. up stairs, over Fowler's drug
store.
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When men become worse than
bn,tes. and are a curse TO the commu-
ui,y in which they live, it is only prop
E, tina, they should be shut up like
other dangerous animals.
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We print in this issue partial list
of our new circulating library, run in
connection with the Graphic Office.
More books are ordered. and will prob
ably be here IN few days. and new
ones will be added from time to tine.
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Wanted Immediately.

5000 pounds fresh butter. 5000
dozen fresh eggs, and all kinds OF
country produce. Call and see me
before YOU sell and get my prices. and
do not be fooled by street runners. my
price is cash strictly.
THos. HoLBRooK.
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The celebrated Studebaker Wagon
car load just received. Have the new
patent truss axle. Farmers cali and
see them, at ". J. Wilkes.
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The best drink over drunk can be
made from the Pea Berry and Golden
Rio coffees kept at the New York Gro
ce:y. VIC. GLIzE.
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You can, and Osenbaush can.
Canned Peaches.
Strawberries.
Pumpkin Flour.
Raspberries
Pine apples.
Tomatoes.
Corn, apples. beans and all
kinds of jelly at the Quincy Grocery
Store.
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FINE WO0LEKS.

Gents, Call in and see our
new stock of fine Piece Goods for
making Fine Suits to order.
B. :. LAMXIK.
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" anted.

Fifty tie makers at Greencastle, Mo.
will pay II 1-e cents per Tie for 6. J
and inch ties. First-class timber.
Apply to E d. Thompson & Co.,
Greencastle, Mo.
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Advertisers can secure extra copies
of issues containing their advertise
ments for distribution at 70 cents per
hundred. Handbills and circulars
printed at this office folded in and cir
culated with the Daily without extra
charge.
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6UlXETBLAcx SILK.

ihave just neceired direct from
New York 100 yds ewinet's heay
6,us Grain Black Dress Silk which
will Re offered for $500 per yard
worth $3.50 anywhere.
B. E. LAMklK.
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Bill Johnson goes to the lower
house. a, Jefferson City for a term OF
twenty-five years. Arthur Phillipp's
tcolored) trial comes off to-day-Mon-
dzy.
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The best assortment of glassware.
tin and wooden ware at prices that de-
fy competition at the New York Gro
Cery.
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Ifyou wish to hear the .busy hum
Of machinery" step into the wire fence
factory in the rear of Wilkes hard
ware store They make lots of noise
nearly as much as a boiler factory.
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Donsghy Bros. will r.
move to the west side Of
the square by March 16m.
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Remember only REGULAR advertis-
ers in the weekly are entitled to free
advertising in the daily.
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NOVELTIES.

IN Hamburg Embvidenes, Tor
chon and Other new faces, direct
from New Kork this week at 3. s.
LamkIns
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The Graphic has increased its force
ofhands, and is constantly adding type
and material to meet its increasing
business. This is not "brag." Come
around and see US.
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IN. Svetnam sold a house and
lot opposite the residence OF S. NJ.
Liak to F. L. Link this week.
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Mince meat, sauer kraut, pickeled
pigs feet and all the delicacies of the
season will be found at the New York
Grocery.
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800 will buy you clean shirt, best
of muslin, and all linen bosom and cuffs
at GEO. r. BREwINGroSs
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Doneghy Bros. will re-
move to the west side Of
the square by March 18th.

Farmers should call at w. j. Wilkes
and take look at his machinery. wag-
ons and utensils.
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Going to Move

and want to get nd of all our glass
ware. 1t must go at some price.
Fine assortment. Call soon and get
bargains at the
BosToN STORE.