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REMARKABLE!
Letter from a Traveller!

,KAxx,x c,rv a. Co., y 49,,
'NANssS VitN' NO sept ~ lSSs
! ninh u duty owe to humanity 20 say
asu contracted bad case Of blood disease,
S SmU no, showing the rosp,, Of such troubles
"nMWe' y 10 run on ior some time hut finally
app,N1 10 the best physician In this city, Who
uVauH ne Tor six months. In that time look
y ,Se an1 had run down N weigh, nom aiOto
MelVutlal kheu Ma,lSm, scarJHly able 20 inrn
~, .nys.I ~ ped heing "a uav,llrv man, nome Vt
oit y 1"Sr9ly found me IN ,siis deriomh,e con-
cite as S, ,.Nlsvmnsl ne 70 ny year sre
.kncw M IN @sM oss M " '""'
s s., .o,I IiMAAsaasos. an solsdt =
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Mofhcr-"Gsl out Of my house, you old hum.
bug"
Daughter" Well, mother, you zee how rap
IDLY have imItoyed since dsehaIging OUT Doctor
and commenced the use u that which 90 much
needed, The effect has been most wonderful. The
one relieved my head. sufcd the constipation, while
the other impaired strength, came ~ The help "
Nature and made me feel new
THE CONFESSION.
Mother-"v Very true, aud believe they have
sayed your life. now confess that Df. Dtoms ooe's
Rnpish Female hlttcfs is the meet wonderful iemAls
medicine and ifos tonic ever anew, and that
BAleys saline Apcticnt Il pleasant and sovereign
remedy Tor headache, constI patton, aeii stomach,
blliousnsss, etc. stc.' Family Medical Idvsef
hoo. AdlIess ]. D. hIomroole 4 %. Iauisylls ~
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

Tuk Oregon Short Line railroad progresses
very slowly aud no, TO exceed ten niles OF track
Is said TO be laid east OF American Falls
Assurance has been given that the railroad
from Tnmpico TO san Luis will be completed IN
two years.
The Canadian Pacific railroad Is flushed four
miles beyond MoosoS Jaw Rome, aud will be les.
than lO;miles from cypress by winter says the
Helena Herald.
The general freigh, department Of tho Gould
lines has not yet been taken hold OF formally
by & gorge Olds but In Il few days the official
Announcement viii be made.
The land department OF the Little Rock &
Fort smith railroad Is doing a heavy business
this fall, It's sales more than doubling thoss for
the corresponding period last year.
The uunnison Reyew.Press says nearly 200
carloads OF lumber and bridge timber are lying
on the side.traeks OF the Denver & Rio Gfande
west on the Utah extension.
CAigo, ILL.,, October 1.-THE paramotc Texas
Il ST Louis railroad commenced transferring
cars to-day and receiving freight for the south,
west over their own incline, AZ Birds Point.
The first train on the Atlantic division OF the
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia railroad let,
Chattanooga yesterday morning This Is new
route lustcompletcd from Chattanooga to Bruins.
wick, Georgia, via Rome Atlanta and Macon,
Georgia,
There was music on the train from Caf,ha age
TO Burlington. the other day. A constable un.
dcriook ~ arrcst the engineer FOR making beef
of q COW the day before, bu, before the oh was
completed Oa conductor gave the signal gnd
the engineer opened the throttle and pulled on,
for Burlington, The constable jumped on the
train aud undertook IN arrest the conductor
also, and there was q decided interest among
the passengers
The representatives Of the ftcleh, depart.
menh Of the International 4 Great Northern
Galveston, Houston a Henderson. aud the Texas
& Pacific had q conference IN st Louis with
George Olds, tho new general freight agent of
the Gould lines, Ut the Office Of Colonel n. ",
HuNie, vice preslden Of the system. Nothing
was done beyond Mr.. ODDS explaining his way
Of doing business.
The liois City Statesman says Mt. Willard, Of
the North Pacific. IL reasonably certain 10 give
them railroad from umailla. that he has com.
plcted this road TO fendleton, AMI has secured
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THE. BROWN
COTTON GIN COMPANY
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Have on hand a stock of
COTTON GINS,
FEEDERS AND
CONDENSERS,

made TINS season, with two
brush belts and all the latest
improvements, boxed, ready for
Immediate shipment. Any OF
the regular sizes shipped the
day the order is received. No
delay. Prices as heretofore
published, Send for circular
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Georgia Monitor says of the mining inter.
Dawson county our gold minin4 bust.
taking every day greater dimensions
sk on several places of our belt aud on
~ gold-mining properties discoveries
pade which prove that our gold belts are
bledy rich We have seen some ores
Iron different veins and from different
tes which can be pronounced az i'm
fleh, and we can notice a certain stir
y the las! few weeks. which indicates
y, business being on hand soon. All our
sisf enterprises are going on smoothly,
IN Dawson county, even IN that direction,
Ihs boss co lniy on the Atlantic gold
annual report Of tho third auditor shows
te were on file and received during the
|scil year 1911 accounts and claims, Of
number Il, $50 were settled, amounting TO
Gt leaving unsettled 20, l6l, involving
Ha Ofthe unsettled accounts the largest
ecOunIS OF the pension agents, sJp Az, 4gl.
Maso unsettled nearly slO, coz. 600 mis-
ioS claims, over So, 000, 900 claims of states
endorsement about S. 900 zoo accounts of
~ officers, nearly $1,000 900 accounts of
masters, and about o., 200, 900 accounts of
lssarlts Of subsistence.
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ECIAL AND COTTON
rrsAsyS,L-

A.. ,seessity for providing some way
,ss money that is paid into the
..n,v the Financial Chronicle gives
s'ns The daily receipts and payments
Wy sab-treasury from the lst to the
n,sssntmOnth. rs compared with the
corresponding period last year
,.ints for the twelve days this year
= Al against SIS, 706. SEC last year
81 more than % OOlnO. The pay.
.bs other hand, we.e slS5il, Na6 mis-
nstslS rs, 200 last year, u decrease Of
AL During the two weeks y! ibis
sv Yo.s sub-iteasury would seem to
sei about 81 300 600 more than ii has
The Chronicle admits, however, that
10 OQQ Of the receipts consisted
Aepos,,ed IN exchange for silver
n be sent TO the interior, and that
st5f these certificates is not included
naymenls. This would reduce the
,ceipls over payments to about s., 200, o.
,wo weeks Last year, on the other
naymentS exceeded the receipts by
over s. 100000,
mral inference from these facts, says
kmTimcS. is that IL the treasury de
b,s sinned of late by locking up money.
Nd than twice as great 4 sinner last
oeriug money into the market that IL
have good cause for complaint against
IN this yOar. the bears had more than
god cause Of complaint ' ear ago. As
al fact. thr New York money market
n easy enough OF late-perhapS too
me general good, III view of the
Iolinhaied stocks on the exchange. But
/ "a been anything more than II health
wney II wOuldn not have been the
1 be treasury About g, 100, 900 interest
Ion the lst on the 81 the sixteenth cal.
About S35O0,0OO ma,ured Bonds 70
trnt Of sOlnc Sll, goo previously called
en outstanding RS demand liabilities
klly there stands Secretary FuigeT's or
| Ae prepayment without rebate Of inter
ste Of;j,O 90 0uwCek OF the S25. 900. -
k,nis covered 10y the seventeenth call. il
| seem as though the secretary could
| N expected TO do more for the relief
bulls, aud yet there are financial
| that urge him 10 20 into open
As q purchaser and pay a pre-.
| \ bonds not matured. As has heretofore
En in these columns, the treasury is in
| hing up mach less than some people
| hjnk During the eight weeks ended
h instant the New Io.k banks made Il
a Il over $500 900 in consequence of treas
-alors, and the treaSurers monthly
[ns show very little increase in the
/ d cash IN the treasury-uOt enough 10
b. initiation dus TO the coinage OF silver
issue Of silver certificates. Under the cir.
|aces fsecretary Fol Ser needs the olamors
! who want him to pour more money into
|iket by buying bonds NJ premium, he
kpect to hear people say that he is exer-
Bis Official authority to influence an eloc.
(which he Is surprised to take more than
binary Interest Justly or rnjustly, this
b pretty certain 10 be said concerning
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w. HIMHtts OF WHOM,
Noise. In the Head, the vital luid passing uuoh.
served IN inc urine, and many other diseases
that lead TO insanity and death,
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsTITpyu
Will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars foI
case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
uinder their special advice and ,rea,men,) win
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found nit, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL iH.
STlTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation Free, Tho,.
ongh examination and advice, Including anniy.
* 90 bottle, or four times the lgantity slO or
sent toany address on receipt OF price, or G. o. D.,
lno G, o. u. sent without oil enclosed M n quar-.
anteel, secure from observation. and In pffyal 10
name y desired, by ENGIish MEDICAL
Wholesale Agents, W, II. HOWELL A BRO
Dallas. Texas,
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Sold by All Druggists.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

ls a never.'ailinr onre
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality Sem
inal Weakness, spcr.
maiorrhpA Los r
MANHOOD, .rnpoten.
cy, Paralysis, and All
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse. youthful
follles, aud exoesser in
maturet years such as
Loss Of Memory Lao.
si,nde, Nocturnal Fm,A
sion, Aversion to Hocie.
Is, DimnekN of vla,Cn
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actual worth, There Is every reason 10 believe
that the staple will command the figures given
below, and the prospects and adylees from a6road
Justify the belief that prices will be better in
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THE lIERuD lsindebtedto Messrs. Latham. Al.
e&ander Co, bankers and cottna commission
merchants IL and is Wall street, New York.
Tor copy Of their ninth annual clifton OF the
cotton movement and fluctuations from 1875 to
lN,2. IL embraces all the cotton facts that a
metchAnt and dealer in the staple could possibly
to cotton men, aud can but be useful and in.
sttueuve to every planter who desires to obtain
reliable Information regarding the cotton OF the
world, MesSrs Latham Alexander & Co. are
among the most reliable cotton men and bank.
ers In the country, and they are certainly de
serving the thanks of cotton dealers in the south
for their compilation and publication of this ex,
cellent work 0ad its gratuitous distribution.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-10-21
VOTING PLACES.


The following voting places have been
established, and judges appointed:
A voting precinct is hereby establish
ed at Minnekata, and the following
Judges of election appointed. John Den
mis-, X. ID. Jennings, A. :. Stewart-Elec-
ton TO be held at the house of Judge
kohler.
Custer precinct-Judges appointed,
James Clark, III. q. Butterfield, +. Q.
Standardization to be held at Butter
fields building, Custer avenue.
Kidville precinct-Judges appointed
James j. Sutherland, A. Wilcox, Thos.
Naturalization to be held at Penob-
scot boarding house.
Junction precinct-Judges appointed,
NJ. S. DAILY, j. j. McCarty, Denis Nc
Guire-Election to be held at the house
of VIM. Odds.
Hayward preciLct-Judges appointed,
j. Boiler. n. Shoemaker, X. Miner
Election to be held at the school house,
school district No. |.
Battle River precinct-Judges appoint
ed, L. III. Arnold, ". \. Walker, Oscar
Rehabilitation to be held at the school
house, school district No. 3.
Buffalo Gap precinct-Judges appoint
cd, l.. b. Reno. Joe Brunsmith, Jabez
Observation-Disclosures to be held at the
house OF Geo. Boland.
Cheyenne river precinct-Judges APP
pointed, A. S. Way!and, Samuel Moses,
J. J. Robinson--Election to be held at
Players ranch.
A voting precinct is hereby establish
ed at Four Mile, on the Cheyenne road
embracing Four Mile, Hay creek, and
Pleasant Vallev-.Indees appointed,
Charles Holmes, j. l.. Rider, A. Samson
Election to be held at the Four Mile
boarding house.
T.. II. FLYNN. County Clerk.
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The Pennington Pros
pecting, Mining and
Milling company,
Dnfnnlnnis
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-10-21

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trict Of Dakota Territory, within and for Gus
ter Couuty.-SS.
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY CLERK.
CUSTER COUNTY, ID. I

otFlCE iO My NIERh.
CUSTER COUNTY, ID. T.. !
Notice is hereby given, that on Tues
day, Nov. Z, 1882, an election will be
held in the county Of Custer, for the ter
ritorial, county and district officers,
which election will be openend at s
O'Clock in the morning, and will con
tlnue open until 5 O'Clock in the after
moor of the same day. The following
officers are 10 be elected
TERRITORIAL y DISTRICT.
One delegate to congress-.
One member to the territorial legis-
lature.
One district attorney.
COUNTY AND PRECINCT.
One sheriff.
One register of deeds.
One treasurer.
One judge of probate.
One superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
One assessor.
One county surveyor.
One coroner
One county commissioner for full
term, Third commissioners district.
One justice Of the peace and one con-
stable.
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NOTICEToJ. w. Hacker and VIM. A. Brooks
y You are hereby notified that we have cx
pended 500 in labor ami improvements upon the
Hill City Mining companies ground. in
Pennington Comfy, Territory of Dakota,
in order to hold said premises. under the provis
ions of scrtiOn 2}2l, Revised Statutes ofthe L.. s
being the amount required to hold the same for
the year 1851, aud il within ninety days
after this notice 10y publication you fail or refuse
to contribute your proportions Of such cxpendi-
lures as co-owncrs. your interests in said claim
will become the property of the subscribers under
said section 2}2i.
Dated at Hill City, Pennington County, ID. T.,
Jul! 9TH, a. ID. 1852,
J. Mcclure
ana 6. II. COATS.
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70. q. BENNETT, PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY.
SifEtIFF'S SALE.

SifEltlFFS SAIE.
In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis.
tricto Dakota Territory, III and for the County
John l.. burst and
Howard u. burst, CO.
partners doing business
as John 7. burst 4 Co,
Plaintiffs
The Pennington Pros
pecting, Mining and
Milling company,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of iudg-
mcnt aud decree of Foreclosure otlicn, rendered
In the above entitled action o. the 9th day of
June. 4. h. lSS2, requiring the sale of certain
real property hereinafter described, and of a
writ issued ont of the Office of the clerk of court,
lecitimg said Judgment and decree, and directing
me to execute the sai' Judgment by making the
sale and applying the funds In conformity with
the terms of said decree, |, the subscriber, John
4. Code. sheriff of said Custer county, u. T., for
the purpose appointed, will sell at public auc-
ton at the front door of the court house In Gus
ter City, Custer county ID. T., on Monday, the
18th day OF september, \. ID. 1852, at the hour OF
IL O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, the min
inc premises and all other property directed in
said Judgment aud decree of foreclosure and in
said writ To be sold ana therein described as fol-
lows. to Wit; The Washington mine situate on
or near French creek about one and onc-half
miles southwest OF Custer City in said Custer
county. l.. r.. and near bursts saw mill. Also
the mil'site belonging 10 said company, defend
ants, situated near said mine together with "A
tWcuty Stulnp quartz mill Wijh All machinery.
fixtures and appurtcn&nces thprCuhtO belonging.
ami all other holscs aud improvements appurten-
ant and belonging t. sad mine and mill site. or
so much thereof rs may Toe sufficient to satisfy
>ali lpy"-c of foreclosure and costs AmOun ting to
one iIuud "a and Ninc Dollars and thirty cents
t5l0l. 30 with interest at the rate of seven per
cent per anuum from date of decree and al &c
Cruing costs of eXcrutiOn AMI sale.
JOHN +. CODE.
Sher!TofCuste County, d. T.
Dated, Custer City, ID. T., August 1tl, iSS2.
I'm the District Court, First judicial District, Da-
kuta Territory, Custer County.
Albert W. Murrick
Plaintiff,
VS. Summons.
George L%amphcrc and
Albert W.. kelnmish
Defendants
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting: To the
defendants above named,
You and each Of you are hereby
summoned and required TO answer the
complaint of the above named plain
tin. which was filed with the clerk of the Dis
trict COnrt oi thc First Iu't!cial District of Dako-
IN territory, within and Tor Caster county, athis-
Office Ia the court house at Caster City, ID. r., on
the 2lth day Of July, 4. -. 1850, aud TO serve Il
COPY of y0ur answer upon the subscriber NJ his
Office i'm Custer tity. Custer county, d. L. within
thirty days aom the service oftnis summons on
ypu, exclusive of the day ot sucn service. Or
tlc p|iaiut.f will apply 10 the court for the relief
la ttc cDlaplaint prayed COR,
Dated. Custer City. II. r. July path, 1882.
FRANKLIN ". KNIGHT,
BlaiutlIN Attorney.
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In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
ter County.-Ss.
Charles Nelson
Plaintiff,
Joseph Soner. Frank
Powers and JAS. Friend.
cOpartners and members
of the partnership
known rs L. \. Towner Summons.
Il Co. and the Grand
Junction Gold Mining
company. n corporation
duly organized under
the laws OF Dakota Ter.
ritory,
Defendants.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting to the
Defendants above named,
You aud each of you are hereby
and required to answer the complaint of the
above named plaintiff, a copy of which is here
with served upon you and Ia serve a copy of your
answer upon the subscriber at his Office i'm Custer
City, ID. T., within thirty days after the service
OF this ummons on you exclusive Of the day of
such service, and if you fail SO TO do within that
time, the plaintiff will apply To the court for the
reliefdcmnnded in the complaint.
BCEL X. WOOD,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the defendants above named.
Please take notice that the complaint in this
action was filed In the Office of the clerk of the
District Court in and for Custer county. T.. r., at
Custer City on the 23d day of August, lSS2.
BUEL Il. WOOD,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated at Custer City. D.. T., this 23d day OF
August, 1882. III
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Plaintiffs Attorney
TO thc defcnaant Georee Lemnhere.

TO tie defendant George L~emNherc,
Take notice that the complaint in this action
wua filed in the Office OF the c!cIk OF The District
Coult of the Fir,t Judicial District Of Dakota
territ ory, within aud for Custer county. at the
cuu!t house ia Custer City, u. r.. on the oath
dal uf July. A.. II. 1852. and this summons is
en3rol on NOu by purliCdtlOu pursuant iv ali u
der oithc Hon. &. G. Moody, Judge Of said cont,
made herein on tie 2oth day ofJulv, a. D.. 1852.
FRANKLIN ", KNIGHT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Custer CITY. y. r., August ., lsSZ. 4St7
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE DEATH OF ROBERTSON.
Froin Lon.lon !Socictn.


His sensitvene was great that ot Keats.
Mo- over, he had j. Re Keats, thorough basis Of
good sense which toll hIm tdat his morbid ~ ls-
tiyene-s was wrong. The same faculties which IN
hett. took the form OF poetry, IN Robertson took
tie form Of Orat0ry. There j. something also that
is very analogous n the circums ances OF their de-
cease. II seems 10 have been the same fell disease
that happened to each falling in the one case on
the lungs, AID IN the other on the BRAN. 4 most
significant circumstance Defcll eacd OF them. One
night poor Keats cave a slight cough AMI said,
q" That is blood from my mouth. Bring me a candle
Jet this Oud.' Then looking at il, he said,
with the utmost cdluncss, know the color OF
thGt l0Dd; 10 i artsrial blood. | cannot be de-
ceived ID tlat color: that drop Is my deata-warraat
must de- An equally significant circumstance
beiel Robertson. A member 0t his con-
grega'ioD, % chemist. asked him 10 look
al hls galyanlc apparatus lie took The
ends OF the wTe completed the circuit,
experiencing he tinglIug. lie then held the wire
TO the back the head and neck, withou q single
head for a second. Instantly crashing pain shot
through as my skull stove in. aud "A bolt Of
fire = burning through and through In tho
same letter he Writes, " Ny work is DONE
Some hope mi yht nave been entertlined II he
could have had a curate to help him with his work.
But the then Vicar Of Brighton,
IA her an un,ymplthetc man,
fused TO let him have the curate whom
his hedrt SET. 20 he sank, unreheved. lnto
death. The dark secrets of the hospital and of tor
ture hardly reveal greater suffering than Robertson
endured IN those last hours. When they s0ught 10
change his position he said, cannot bear 10: let
me rest. l must die. Let God do Ills work" These
were lIs last words.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

But should | be admitted into the Russian
army 2 asked McEwen. recollecting that some of
his ancestors had served in the Scottish Guard Of
the Kings of France.
oh, think there would he no difficulty about
It. replied the General. We have many Germans
among our officers and few French. 4 Scotch
man would he welcome coming from the Queen of
Engiands Guards. Let me see You held brevet
rank as captain, did You not and you of noble
blood 2
Even.
And If your laws OF succession were the same as
ours You would be an earl TOO. All the sons Of
count are with us counts. You viii be ga1ettel as
Count McEWen. Let me manage tie matter lot
you.'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
SWEET CLOTER.

Ihave breathed tinted air
OF delicate odor
Fee Ing something new anu I"'0
Since first saw Ter.
Sudden glow ia rlc1 glade
Where She's a rover; I'll
We meet give her. half afralo'
SPRAYS of sweet clover
She is reading now her oooA'
Tn not disturb herr Iool,-
Merely DER her shonider lo'N
Lo! the sweet lover.
r,,s t,vilieht's softest hour,
Fragrant and telueigLr g-,,-or
-, 5,rsf Nv glOr GUS flower
IN bcr sufIehuei'
"a all one splendid rose
Perfect comp etelesS
u'ho cares how the world goes
We've All It's sweetness
We Journey here ard there
ia various weather,
Little reck we hOw or where,
Since we're together.
Far home ali sheltered sweet,
Care,,i1g and caressed;
Children playing at our feet,
Blessing and best.
Loves sacred volume read
over anu over.
Lyerl page. since we were wed,
Scented with clover.
A weet-!eafed mound apart,
Green in OctO er;
Alone s-Ah, she left her heart
soul OF sweet clover.
II. y. PowERs