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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
urLEa, KAnNs CITY AND PARKER RAILRol

uTLER, KAgNs CITY AND PARKER RAILROAD
Trains leave Butler for ST. Joe, Mii.erstown
Karus City, Peirol!a, Parker, etc, at 731 q. In
aad 225 and 7-25 p. III.
Trains arrive at Butler from the above named
points at Z. Z a. m. ana 2.l5, and us p. m.
The 2 Il train connects wiil irain ON the West
Penn road through 20 Pittsburgh.
sHENANGo AND ALLEGHENY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Hiiiiard's NH, Butter county.
tor Flarrisville, GTeelviIle, etc, at 750 q. IN.
lBd 2.25 p. ~.
Trains arrive NJ billiards. Mills ct las A, NJ,
Hacks to aud from Pe,rolia, Mariinshurg.
Fairyiew, Modoc ard II Tioutinan. connect al Hill
!aId with al tr:ia- ON The ) 6 A road.
PENNsYIvkNIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave butiei Butler or Pittsburgh Time9
kGrkes Al 5 u6 q. III, goes through tn Ale
sheny, a. wing AZ 9.ol III. This train con-
Gets at Fsecpnr, With FrecroIt Accommoda-
zion, which arrives at Allegheny at $50 a. TO-.
railroad time.
Egpq'ess NJ 7.2l q. m, connecting st Butler
tunclirn, without change of ears VI S.26 with
ExP,ess wcst, arriving in Allegheny ~ $50
IL. H., aud Expires east arriving al Blairsyille
10 - a. railroad time.
Mail at = 20 p. IN, connecting at Butler juno
tionwiihoG. change oi care, with Express west,
arriving in Allegheny ~ > VI p. IT,, and Ex-
pres casI arriving at Hairsyiie Intersection
n ! - p. IA raiirnsd time, which connects with
Snhttei hi:s FA fT'..S t-iSt- WIis'n on TINE
Ihe I.-i n IA. trJln cor meets at blairsville
Il II. .c5 a. IL. with The Nlil east, ard TIE 2.36
p. III. train at 659 with the Philadelphia Ex-
1ress east.
Trains arrive al Butler on West Penn X. T. at
.'.5f a. M, 45S a.d 7,Ol =. NJ, Butter lime. The
,ad ard IS trains connect with trains on
,ho Butler u Parker r. II.
Main Line.
Through trains eaye Pttsh-rgh tor the East
a. 2.5G and S.26 q. u ant. II 81, 42l AID sec P.
H., arriving al Philadelphia at $50 and 7.2O
>. II ana 500, 10 and 740 =. M; at Baltimore
lbout Tie same me. al New York three hours
after, ard at Was shingtou about enc and half
ours later.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
Cen. Grant at City Of Mexico

Cry OF Mexico, April 7. via New
Orleans, April l5-General Grant and
Minister Romero have arrived. The
movements of the former are regarded
with apprehension, and the latter is in
bad odor with the President. No re-
ception whatever was given them.
The incorporators have transferred the
franchise for railroad from Matamoras
to Monterey to Palmer Il Sullivan and
q contract for the construction OF the
read made. Ex-Governor Pacheco and
Colonel Lemes. of California, are in
the city in the interest of the Topolav-
ampo railroad. Six thousand laborers
are stated 10 have been discharged
from the Palmer and Sullivan railroad.
The cause is not known.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
THE CHIC EARTHQUAKE.

The London Tim s. correspondent |
at Chic, Greece. telegraphs as follows:
II have just arrived from CONSTANT
NOBLE and find picture of desolation
"a ia rarely witnessed. The town looks
as If it had been terribly bombarded.
Hundreds of houses have been trans
formed into shapeless masses CT RUN,
under which lie unburied an unknown
number of victims The majority OF
the remaining houses are already crack
ed. roohess, and may fall at any moment
Nearly every building in town suffered.
The inhabitants wander about ANXIOUS
to search for missing relatives or lost
property. but are AFRAID to risk their
lives in the perilous work OF clearing
awav the rubbish. Many who would
willingly expose themselves to danger
are prevented by friends or the police
Fear. grief and despair are depicted on
nearly every face. All have sad or
tragic tale to tell The first shock was
felt Sunday afternoon at half-past one.
immediately the houses began to iaii.
Wild sbrieks were heard on every side.
Then followed an awful silence OF some
minutes. The terrified survivors grad
ually ventured into the narrow lanes
and reached the open spaces. Shortly
afterwards another terrible shock COM
pleted the devastation. Then It remain,
ed quiet until sunset. when the lsiand
again began to shake as severely as De-
fore. All night shocks succeeded eacn
other at short intervals, each preceded
by dull sounds like subterranean expio-
sions. Sine. that frequent shocks ha' e
been felt. The old Genoese fortress
containing 400 houses, inhabited py
Mussulmans and Jews. suffered more
than the rest Of the town. The ground
there sank about twenty feet, and near
" all the houses were Immediately de-
stroyed. Several hundred persons
must have perished. 1t is known that
of about thirty Mussulmans women
assembled in one of the houses not one
escaped.
The southern part Of the island is
said to have suffered more than this
town In Chesme many houses are 10
GUS condition. The inhabitants are
afraid to live even in those uninjured,
for every night frequent shocks are lelt
Nearly all camp out As the weather
is 6ne the hardship in this respect Is
not great.
In Kastro the work of extricatina
the bodies and attending the wounded
is progressing. but the sitting odor IN
the vicinity of many of the ruins proves
that the former operation is far from
complete. On the other hand wonder
full escapes occurred. A woman was
buried under the ruins forty-two hours
and at last was rescued, having giver
birth meantime to a child.
A correspondent has visited the
southeastern part of the Island ant
found Menita, town of $4,000 inhab
itants, and the villages Monastir, Verl
nos and Philatia, masses of ruins. No
a single house escaped. The Engllsl
and American physicians are assisting
the survivors
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

One of my children was recently at
tackled with severe case of Group,
which really assumed distressing
phase; was recommended to try DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, after other reme-
dies had failed. The effect was most
happy and speedy, causing an entire
cure. +. Albrecht, 24l S. Sharp st.
Baltimore.
A Canadian correspondent of the
Scientif. american gives the follow
ing simple remedy for scratches in
horses: Having tried many lotions,
etc.. only to obtain temporary relieffo for
my horse, ! concluded to try mixture
of flowers Of sulphur and glycerine,
which l mixed into paste, using suf-
fcient glycerine to give it glossy ap-
pearance, and the results obtained in
a short time were truly wonderful. !
apply this paste at night, and in the
morning before going out | apply
plain glycerne.'
It does not make any difference how
severe the case of bilious arrangement
is, Simons' Liver Regulator will cure
it speedily and eflectually without sail.
vation, or that prostration Of the system
ensuing from the use of drastic purga'
tives. AS there are many spuriou:
limitations of this valuable medicine
take care you get the genuine. I'VE
have been selling your medicine fol
some time, and we find it better adapt
ed to the cure of bilious attacks thar
any other medicine we have ever uset
or sold Jas. NJ. Beasley & Co Mag
nolia Ark.
Lettuce, says Miss Corson, is excel
lent stuffed; it is well washed in salte'
cold water, the roots trimmed of, TIVE
tablespoonfuIls of cooked force-meat o
any kind, or chopped cold meat highly
seasoned, inclosed within the leaves
which are bound together with tap'
or strips Of cloth; several heads thus
prepared ere placed in a saucepan, GOV
cred with broth OF cold gravy well sea
soned, ard St over the FIRE to simmer
sbcut Eve minutes; ne tapes are theI
removed and The lettuce heads ant
sGuks sse ssrvvd bot
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

From MRS E STccRw ELL, iic-nmon:cn. \
FRANK SIDD.IIS SOAP has bcca Use. iu
NV house fer the last seven months fII by !n.'D
ing the printed d. ectons, we fl u 10 % ever.
thing claimed On the wrappers We aye lI4i
sc:llGed = bciiet; S.nec article and i'S c ~
ass ttkl,ef ard si,eeT thG,l t.ie. Asef q -
has a Steady demand fer The seap ifom -
customers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
Lock to Your Own Interest.
The Celebrated Clydesdale Stallion
PLEASANT LADDlE,

IQE 40 AN x QhpDAA,
Will siani for service the ensuing season, com
mencing April I1th and ending August l4th,
isel, at the following places. viz:
BUTLER.
AT the stable of Walter 4 Roos, in the bor-
ough of Butler, on April 18th. 18th. 18TH attn,
18th 18th 2sth. 26th. 27th. 28th. 29th and 30th
Nav 9Th, 10Th. 18th. 18th. 18th, l4th, 23rd,
24fh 25th 26th 9th and 2sth.
June 9Th. 7th Sth, 9th, 10th, 1lth, goth, 21st,
22nd, 23rd. Gath and 9Th.
July 4th. 5tb eth. 7th s!h and 9Th
LEisUEEvILLE.
At the stable Of JOIN I.awal in Leasureville.
Winfield township. on April 18th, 18Th. 10th,
2lst 21d and sd
l9th. 10th. 2ltt 30th sui 3lst.
Jun Iet "a Sd 4th III. nth. 10Th. 18th.
18Th. 27th, 2sth 25th and Both
Jnlv Is. and I'd and 70 alternately. the six days
of each alternate week at the above lRces
! PEDIGREE THIS splendid Stallion was i'm
| ported by laval & Bbos. and has been pro-
nounced by the mnst competent 1aiSea 10 ne
tie rest Drsugl.t Horse in the state. lie Is a
! dark bay. nine wears Old; without bie-nhh ana
muscle ca,ipot b. excoi,ed
He was got Ly C.r !e w,l) glinal many pra-
| mume, i cirliug the Sterling preHln'h "heh
one and two Years Cd he gained the ~ eininm 1i
| the Cader FaincTH shog. &' ne * Aeariy
connected with lie great Sic Naltsr SEQ g. VINO
| il well knowt and who obt-ined the Glasgow
| premium of $50. two years IN erc ossion; be
| also won the frst p:z at the Royal ow held
| at B.ttersaa Lordon. His Dam was pure
| Clvdoalaie Mare who won many fret liizes at
| liirkintaileck Shcy He is known TO De the best
foal gettel in this Part OF the sta.o.
| TERMS: Fifteen Dollars for inspfance. 10
| be paid when the mare is knoHn to be "itn foa
| Irregular Attendance. OF persons parting "hh
| a maze before rhe is known 10 be with !oa Tor
| feits the insurance Gaze VIII be taken but no
| accountability for accidents
-, ,,an.9r ownerr.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

Whereas, l,tters OF administration OF th" es-
tate OF w. J Cam ..bell, cercaecd, late nf the
boronuh of Millrrsiown. county OF Butler and
State of Penn ylvania, hath been granted 10 Jo'
seph Hartman, Of Donegal township, Butler
Co Pa, therefore all perons indebted to 81 q
estate are hereby notified To make immediate
payment thereof to me and all rcrsons having
clnims against said estate are hereby notified TO
make prcof oi the rane and presrLt the SAM
TO me accoi ding To law.
JOSEPH HAkTTAN, Admir-.
Address. Blruhapts tiils; Burs,r ~; Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

rime Gs Elciding COnrts.

The several Courts of the county of Patler
commence Oh the fist Monday Of March, june,
september and December. and continue two
weeks, or SO long IL cesfary to dispose of the
business. No causes are PUT down for tTia. or
traverse jurors summoned for the fret week OF
the seve, al terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

Notice il hereby iven that we the uudcrsgn
ed. wlih vtheIs, intend tu nprl, 10 tits Exc J.
iency. Hcrry VI. H. VI. the Gnyrrno OF he
@ mmonweanH oi P,nn-y yl,a''in, on the iGib
day OF May A. ID 1881. Tor charter OF moor
uoratior und,r The name nj -tl of thr Bald
Ridge Oil and Tunsrortition mpany Tor the
purpose oi boring. drilling mining. &c, Tor oll
aud ga AID buying, selling, nnsp porting. &C.,
oil and gas IN the counties Of Butler. Beaver ard
ALLEGHENY Ia the state of Pennsylvania, with
the principal Office in thr rough nf Butter.
HARVEY COLBERT,
JNO : CANr~ELL
hUSElIOS,
FERD kEitES
0ApruSt ". y. IKASOoN,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
SOONER THAN

and all household uses, and IS il hecorle1 nio-e
generally known, must have an ii.nicl!se H-it
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
iuGiior'S gsepori ar E'00s ksnnN
Of lsuster borough.

John Law II. Treasurer OF Poor Fund OF Bore
Butler in account with sad borough, tor the year
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

L1 iO-AFiI' ~ ile iaupda'inn o. a.!
pulmonary diaeasce. a.fap;lina prompt reiiei
and rapid cures. and - adapted 10 patti o;
any age or either sex Being very pa'a'aJ:e,
the youugrs, children take il readily. In
ordinary CoIghs, Colds, Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Influenza, Ciergymans
sore Threat, Asthma, Cronp, aud Cas
tarrh, the effects Of AYERS CHERRY FEC
rogAL are Gagi al. AMI mllt.tules are an
uually preserved from serious illness by lis
timely and faithful use II sho@.d he kept
at hand in every household tor the pro
feciiau il affords in Sudden attacks. Ia
Whooping cough al1 Consumptiol
there is no other remedy so EN- -a:ious,
5ao;hing. and helpful.
Low prices are Inducements 10 try some OF
the many mixtures. or syrups, made oi cheap
and ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which. as they contain no curative qualities,
ran afinrd only temporary relief, and are
sure 10 deceive and dlsappJ,n' the patient.
diseases OF the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; and u Is dan
gcroils experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines. from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trt1ed with,
hccomc deeply seated or incurab be. Use
AYER'< CHERRY PICTORIAL and you may
confidently expect the best results. II is
standard medical preparation. OF known and
acknowledged curative power. and Il aS
cheap as its careful preparation and fine
ingredients viii allow. Elnincnt phNaicianS,
Knowing it's composition, prescribe il in their
practice. The lest Of half a century has
prOvca It's absolute certainty to cure all pu!-
mrnary complaints not already beyond the
roach OF human aid.
Prepared by D.. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical aud analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
An Innovation in Car Seats.

Jay Gould has lately ordered from
the inventor number ofnew car seats
for Western lines which may revolu-
tionize railroad travelling. The seat is
like those in ordinary day cars, but at
night it can be converted into COM
Portable bed by the passenger without the
Intervention of porter. 1t is propos-
ed to use this seat on all passenger
cars. and he rate to be charged the
passenger will, it is said, be merely
nominal. BY an ingenious arrange,
ment an upper and lower berth can be
made which are distinct and separate,
and curtain makes either as private
as necessary. Eventually Mr. Gould
proposes to place these seats in all his
cars and the first-class passenger and
the emlgrant will be able to travel as
comfortably at night as in an ordinary
sleeper. A shipment Of the new seats
will shortly be made to the Missouri
Pacific Railway which will be the frs
company to use them.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
&xees.aor-s 3oiIce.

Whereas letter. te@tsmentarv have been
Grated tn tho IN, eregi ed on the estate Of
jones Milford. iate Of Allegheny town-it itip
Butler county Pa, d. Cd al p@rsJnr knowing
thenselye Ind, bted 10 said ertate viii plrase
make prompt payment. and anv lav'ng cainls
egamrt tho zane will pre' ent T. e same dnIy
authenticated to the underlined for sct ctuement.
J. p. MiLF7ED
II. J. MI FORp.
Parkers Landing 7 o., Pa,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

Ir:-7 y. =. Doy1E5. II. y, iiammGn.on, N j.
h.,i.tcr soialt J'TSry Rc1Ja.biicdn.
rvat.en.i0n was called 20 FRANK SlDDALl5
% iI' 5rn.a an advertisement in my own paper,
NJ - ise Ia ny house for nearly year, according
;hn iircctiO.i4, has proved tilat It's rnnark1ble
rcprr..cs hdve iot been oyer:tated For renoV
= rs,r-ius ink II IS invaiu2hle,, wliie ior toItes
q shayiI { It - tie best Soap have ever seen.
-:,ln -ins. II. l.. KENYON. N0rthield, VI
t5n.Y.ywasi with FRANZ SIDDALIS SOAPin
40 tjiae ai:d with no expense svr soap, Cs The
% u, fei rsol iat,a iaysyoT. Il. have no steam
..',t frJ:l the wash. i7hile TIE E.EllR "a
i, 1.o.iies al:.i .,ror can hardly be estimated
" c-A~1c,.. t5'5 :: 29tN g fhiisea
- COZ adgnt rom a long eXpacience >
~. C:nn-d:,d.ny sR NIX ?iDDALl.-
-. are ri Il. acc1s-iiEg ID the very &C :
'1sts " - overcome al pTsJ i.ices,
A., wen .ra;Il i..cS.t Cor shtl-ng, tel z,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
. BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,

In diseases nf the rill-
r2onary organs il safe
a!!, reliable remedy IL
ilva.liablc. AVER ;
C..l3i:Y prCroHAi. is
>ucil q remedy. and nc
o;.i..rSo cl.liarntly mer-
lis the coail,lence oi
t,.a m,llir. II is n s,'i-
c...:.i,, COM iination OF
III. medicinal rrin,'i-
ri ana curative Vir
ilirs ui ,iie i.I,'';; drugs,
ca.mi, a,.S united, OF
suyll power a. 10 insure
the creates: possible
ctiirirnry ami uniform
itv of results. Ii strikes
ai ihe faupdayiun o. all
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

ta@ eliza rrr @ =
the Soap unless intend t''
jaa u k ftyS so cfones ; "'' 80 eFcr1f' "
s the -hi only made enoag to '
Igce time the wasb7ari TE9 = i
i all Tas the tub and WITH ea1: =
sean riei oa them away and let them soak a least ~
tner will all be looseneo, and ye '
ia1 of ud will make hem perfectly clean e.''
qisee washing the Thca w2eA II
.,l; a Iukew without Soap 50 as to G.
5lue.waer, aud the line aSs9" s7dti'J o. "'
l m & aae cyord pieces to soak ard wash iheH c5t
roat s wash-watcr in tin, bras OF coPieF A
T.. :oasl f = q large wash with this Soap
-aHs& Ffhqt You wiy Save 5y this Easy Way Of '?as.
:fae.-5)jlsrf N3 Steami No Smell Of SEas i"roH9s
!e 5'1sa7ta5le Property Of keeping the DSt-tI9.f
'teraa evags Swect. and Of Washing Freely IL A@Ta
-t5o1o BY GRocEHSt--~-
c7fs q5d Try it for Yourself neGi 10.
x.,ers this soop yet introduced Trial Gaze ".
1! on receipt 0 Price 40 Cents in Money or st--'9
..5.:s1 II -5ETaas Ct FRANK SIDDalLsS ST
0NEIOYyHyI.L ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-06-18

wee hulf closed his tongue hanging out
a bit, and his mind was rest. The new
arrival swallowed his liquid, wiped off
his chin on his coat-.ail and Suddenly
came down in front of the sleeping III. n
with:
Pm from the hcadwaters Of Grizzly
river, I'm the only living reptile as ever
crossed Rattlesnake pcrrlry or swum
ihe length of Alligator lake,
"Eh"' was all the other said as he
slowly opened one eye.
I've tit the hull Pawnec tribe Of In
jams to oncet! I've gone out at midnight
10 tackle catamounts, and got up airly in
the morning to pull cinnamon bars out
of thar dcns! I've looked buffer bulls
out of countenance and I've made a
grizzly shake all over by one yell"
"I-e.s." drawled the man on the chair
as he leaped high in air and clicked his
teeth together "The man who tackles
me is pulp in Just two seconds! Don't
look at me in that way, for I'm an ava
plays bali with the peaks of the Rock
les. That's the Kind of tomahawk /
am--that's the kind Of racket I've
worke ed ever since | was ten years old"
The man on the chair ynwned heavily,
stretched his arms and lifted himself up
with the motions OF an elephant.
"Whoop waugh" yelled the other,
I've lost my notchel stick, but I'll
make oath that I've wiped ont forty
seven white men and ever hundred
!niuns"
The other SLOW ~ removed his old at
and flung it on the floor. Then he
pushed up his >.cevrs and tightened his
belt, and gave himself IA shake.
"W-whal's ,le matter, old man?" earn
esily inquired the man from Deadwood.
The other poked his hair till it stood
up ike wires, got clear Of the chair, and
began to fnmb'e under his coat-tails.
"W-what yer going to 30. ole pard?'
"Gyine fur to spile yer racket! l don't
low nobody to jump up and down, and
hollcr and whoop and waugh on me
when I'm s.r.ddie of a cheer and sound
Il lccp"
"Ier don't! Then I'm dead sorry.
Fac, j., i took yer for another man--tor
4 wali-eyed. crooked-backed, knock.
kneed sofypiil.,r rom Calica Flats, and
/ meant to make wolf meat OF We in just
'.cvcn Shy Ann seconds. Shake, old
purd-pu it thar and ef that ere kyOte
behind the bar don't trot out his choi
ct pizeu, and lots Of il, III slice off his
internal ears. and gin en to ye fur
sleeve buttenSw
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-06-18

hssn over ] 40 inh bitaits never say
in ynnr town: aud never advocate the
removal of the court house from yo.r
town just TO spite the business men, and
comfy. AMI say they are only lit to 20
i.,to competitor with Women for a o i
= "A viii, h she alone is qualified 10 fill,
want everything their way That is
10 WAY 70 BALD up either a town or
comfy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-06-18
Nerve Power.
fCincinnati Commercial. !

Bernard Koehler and Fritz Hisgen,
two house painters, began painting the
large house al Retts street and central
avenue. Three o'clock in the afternoon
found them close up Under the caves Of
the house and sixty feet from the ground.
They had Just finished the surface with
in reach, and had started 10 lower the
-catio!d few feet When the required
distance had been reached Ilisgen call
ed to his partner to hang on 70 :hc rope
until he (ilisgcn) tied his own, when he
would come over and perform a like SER
vice for him. llisgen had just COM
pleted his own knot when koell!er cried
ont: come over quick, | can't hold it,"
!liSgen, as quickly as possible started
across the aerial bridge, but had not gone
two steps when he saw the man let 60
his hold and felt the ladder give way
beneath his feet. AS he began the fall,
in the energy Of desperation he. with
top of the fourth story wildow cornice
distance of sixty feet from the pave
ment He then gave an exhibition Of
nerve that terrified every one who saw
it. Placing the toe Of one boot against
the window frame he gave his body
| slight pendulum motion away from the
house. second push gave him bet
ter impetus, and as ne swung on the re.
turn toward the window he released his
hold and went crashing through the
glass safely to the h)or Of the fourth
story room, from whence he Immediate
ly looked out through the aperture he
had made to see what had become Of
his companion. koehler had not been
quite so fortunate. As he went shoot
ing through the air he caught the hang
ing rope with both his hands and lessen-
ed his speed all the way down at the ex-
penSe Of all the cuticle Of his palms,
which we're burned off by the friction.
He landed in sitting posture on the
Sidewalk. and was taken to the hospital
with pair of very sore hips.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-06-18
The Man With a Racket.
detroit Free Press.

lie was rOh.b'v from DeadwOod or
G ster City, or the Gun iiSon valley, or
from some other place where they We. r
oac shirt for three months and have no
o,hcr wish except to die with their boots
o q" mat er now many square feet of
COW hide there is in EN-. There was
olly one other III IN in the saloon when
he en- cred and enInircl for five fingers
of straisht'pizen. This solitary man s. t
vi a a leg on either side OF chair, his
chin resting on the back Of it. His eyes
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-06-18
NoticA.

All holders of custer County scrip
certificates from Numbers I to l63 in
elusive, will present them to- County
Clerk at his office Custer City, ID. T.,
and exchang" same for Custer County
bonds, AS per act of FOurteeth LegisIa-
ture Of Dakota, and by virtue ofe.ection
held in Custer County, April goth, A. d.
1881 a majority Of legal voters having
voted $1,000 in bonds to fund indebted.
ness. Bonds will be Issued in lieu of
scrip in denomination Of not less than
One Hundred Dollars.
{. {. CRARY, Chairman
+. II. FLYNN, County Clerk.