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THE SEDGWICK
s tie Ell w ire Fence

FINEE above cntrepresents section and Gate
l. of strong, cheap and durable Steel wiro
Fence which is now being used at the North
and Northwest in preference to any other kind
of fencing Wherever il has been tried It has
given great satisfaction.
II is net work without barbs and will keep
out small pigs or any other animals that may
injure gardens or farm crops.
1t makes no shade and shelters no enc tmiss
crops or poultry.
IL is just the fence for Gardens, Lots, Lawns
Parks and Cemeteries.
Being dipped in Rust proof paint II will last
life time, and is better than board fence in
every respect.
1t is easily and quickly put up. ~
Specimen Of Fence ana Gate
Can be seen at the UNION TINES Office. where
all information price, Sc, .nn ne obfaip cd
--------- W. nj. q ~. ~. 6fOKES,
Sole Agents for Union County.
July 20 20 n
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TIE COMING WHEAT CRop.-The Nav
returns Of wheat to the Department of
Agriculture at Washington make the con.
dition compared with the April average
materially lower in New York and Michi
gan, aud in Ohio and Illinois further in
jury was wrought by frosts early in April;
in more northern distr cts the real aam age
by the March freezing was more fully dis.
closed when the covering of snow and ice
disappeared. The average for New York
is II, 70: Michigan so, for Ohio 62, for
Illinois &C. Further loss was suffered by
plough.ng up large areas in Ohio and Hi
nois. reduction in Missouri from 93 to
80 is reported. In Indiana the condition
averages IS and New Jersey reports 1O1,
the same as in April. All tho remaining
Northern States show an improvement since
the April report, as well as the Pacific coas t
and nearly all the Southern States. The
averages are: Connecticut &C. PeunsylS
vania 05, Delaware So, Maryland 80, Vir-
ginia 97, North Curolina 90, South Caro- :.
lima 03, Georgia 81, Alabama 99, .Missis-
sippi 92, Texas 81, Arkansas sc, Tonnesee
SO, West Virginia 80, Kentucky 81, KAN
sas 91, California II.
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JOHN L. YOUNG
E N @ N L. E ES
AND S URV YOR,
TJnSnn O. H
Union @. H.

Orders for surveying left at my residence or
the Times Office, during my absence, will receive
prompt attention.
Office next door to J. C. Hunter & COS.
April l3 Is tf
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TIeEE, TO THE PUBLIC.

the
nands tina effort shall be
If
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COLUMBIA AND GREENVILI,M
RAILROAD,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
COLUMBIA, s. c., March 18th, 1881
COLUMBIA
GREENvILLH
EA@ M

On and after Monday, March I'D, 1889, Pas
senger Trains will run as herewith indicated
upon this Road and it's branches.
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While m ThIho4iaux this week
We hsd the pleasure Of Witnessing
the ANIMAL parade ct the fire de
psrtmens OF that thriving little
city. 1t was the most magnificent
display ever witnessed there. The
engines and hook and ladder truck
were deliberately decorated with
1cWerA, STEAMERS and satinx.
There was noe q cloud In the skv
and the cheerful rays OF, the sun
1armooizrL with beauty and eIe
Gan<e- Among the new improve
Denfs Of the town OF Thibodaux is
the restaurant that has lust been
constructed by that wide awake
and enterpFi>ing gentleman, Mr..
James f. Frost. We can safely
ny that it is the finest In the State.
eotsSle Of New OrteanA-Hounsa
Cesrser.
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1853 = Slrilg and Sumner - I2a,
Leon
CIQth1er and FurniSher.
81. 50 & IS Canal Street
NEW ORLEANS,

IAe]e u - kse Of 5xssness r5~
competitions . more actsee. sr rkex.
j.d<sess 5syi.y = mare fn.yortsxt
tASS tie tysiem
Goods for MeH,s Wear.
CoHss~eys are critical In ese,v pay
f'e.tay 20 t. Qualify, NsyGe Gad Pres.
nd tie profits g Clotkaeys asd Tail
~ ? - ye&scs& that tis Meryxa>t
EAo does NJ GsTt kimseF b reach
sae best sosyees Of s.Yp4y fals h =
s1de1sod1 and kis 6eisess eavt.r,d
y Aas 1eve EsteAfsI sz4 sble cemus-
titor.
We AGre wade It Ouv Bxsfaess
20 neet t&ss secessity, s14 - 1ssse
~ tie t5s2e possesses equal G6i1itv to
kGx1Le
o At COST
ON rea kzeac. faeiEsties 6r D.
pees.5 ggssds II large sssstisies en-
soe ~ to speyste dissetaJ ssstx nan.
.fscssSe's, AID to psyc4ase piers quoal.
a Msc1 bwsv 5esis Of esst t1ru
ssssA T1is gsrss ~ cssemezd sf-
tie bess G1d ssost respssssSk trr1s
eossag losses that x5A other cxrss 81
ssssness Aessss ssuf hseoseysd b. "a
e1tSa pv.gft
Csssot5y Orders &o1fefx~
x 6a.pdo sd as4xneesse Mri
neassssg sesf 81 eIp&icstisa, 6v
SSs e1zSi
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THAT LAND COyRiCT

E W HAksry pesass Ia last San
days TIlez Demsesss n exp,ea
shaa Of the l2x re3<r vhs<A Joka
AeEneC Is sesirs n the SwsnP
Land eoc.raes against which enu
raIssz hxve besH naael
Froea this explanation Of NJ
HaArs. Mr. NeEo<c has TIE Av
o. the Legislature and the agree
neAE oesse~a himself AID the late
Gov- WEEtx - Justify bis ae1ssa~
WeAe sos aware saas tie charge
lis been UGe that NeEaery hsd
ao sarranE ioc his acts Ii the pre-
HEse--
Il = against the aw aai author
- EhEea gave >aea = p.sxer "a ans
oae E4a 10 -sf5h5- The SWAMP
L1iaslS os Lo2>G 5A.1 Protest :
m4I--
Although tie Law = printed and
SENS 10 Ja>say NeEnery. We not
oe1HrEe that i single member Of the
Legislature ever intended that be
.a> eaEI-ked 20 locate all the yaIoa
bic aaei< fsr himself aud Eeavs the
worthless IaGs fs the State.
When authority VIZ gwen TO al
bow IeEasEy on- half OF tie lands
hasa'sd- b. Vas To receive them In
kInd- Vow when he discovers
band aEoGy the SEA marshes for
which eoIy L. esnsS per acre IS the
Asses<-I yafa-. aud then discovers
ether lands whose value L eseIua
Ted as > eeass per acre. the law
does noS justify hin to loeate his
entire haif among tie noss xaIua
Die taads- noe WIS such toe insen
rIou- Il requires 4 great stretch
OF Imagination go MAKE raas 4 pay
EenG In &lnat.
Ba. the whole matter is . great
vrong 20 the State. The law itself
II al injustice
Under IFS provisions al the best
swamp lands are passing cut Of the
possession OF the State. for No val
aabie consideration 1t may be
1na<x the forms Of law.
The vote OF the people Of Loaisia
N IN 1876 WAS stolen from TIIdeu
and given to Hayes under forms Of
'zw.
Wnoags are entitled to NO more
consideration when committed m
Ter -forms Of law than when OMEN
without that sanction
1t Is against such hwx that We
,roteAt.
When Democrats pass such acts
$ those under which the ouIy
wsmp Eansis IN the State that are
t any value are taken cut Of her
'ossesaiou, it Is time that the lea
'ers OF SUCH 3 party should be in !
armed that such things must cease !
1 the futare. .
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-ar -ssI .Sz.cv 1t --a 5ass Sc i-<x. -sse d-Sa
E1~er-s,sn- 2 ri >--,antt a~er~sfn- = GEMS
Def -gsra-- -ar ~ s-~ssTea- Eg'ser~tEHS. Deg
4.frsra IL -en-4 Eswrls.-i:s ~ .-HE> Ber me
F-8f--~s.naT sass anss-e~- eaE-i>. EsiraT.iz1g
eas.rc- vi he 7sIssss-ir. a. -as -sE4 at Al :rs-
PEE -fasars fsr rlr I-~- ms-er-z'sti- hit - cents
Eac &Is-s.sfteIE lsrr-ssus,
4 ,s~z.- af-.arfn- ~ --ar- nE~.r--scx
A1nHa8s-fls sa1f..sas-> aar arit.s 81. - le
YaE,I i.r ~ xEeE NE
ADVERTISEMENTS 1a5 Gs-zal WI ne sa1v
5r = <~sr~ssi..I -1sTe VII D. n-sr7hi 81 israns
All 3s aseaE -1-arsst-
P.s~rns ~.1slsa- essn aisI1zaea Es4ns - -l1s 7a-
pes nn.~S l&xa-> aI-1Js[i riles- -.a2 lasEr> -
rse Esars4s~. Is. VII l,ss f.Te ar -.EIr1 re-
aee,e.f n:a1ussrTD6.s
StHEssIS 3-rFsaIasE- I1s9a-7Ga. ~ az
SIZE xrlE srEsr ae al-.r1e.l r2erpG a. stwer
ras.sns.nz4 aGr z-ira- Z Iscalzss-tF unse.c.sal-
sie.
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A statement In the New York
Sun detailing the names Of fifty
officers Ia the Customs service that
cost more than they eome to, that
OF the Teche located at Morgan
City is found which collects s1:s5,.
50 at IN expense Of 7o41.6N. This
statement is respectfully referred to
the editor Of the Morgan City Be
view foe investigation
This IL not 80 bad as some others
as there are 10 Offices that do not
collect a nickel bat they all have
3 respectable share OF expenses in
their annual reports.
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Thu Sksta cnn find money tn xupuort eur-
AEaD t1e the benefit of tho rich ar those VIM
- vii en0ugh OF Co sstanf them /: hut rfa
ammm1n puhiic schools. tha anIy ones Within
11.ah at t1a EnAc bafy Of the peuuIe. Ian
9Haah I'M lack at mOney to pay the reschsrs
vsfy small RlsriaA Tho t~callegea supuerta,f
y RuniiE fnnEs.o ought tn be abolished. and
~ e1uumnn Ehssis only supported. Ii .
- aftRf hg rEceive8 . guasf e0mmpn scaaoi
Dammit work hiS way rhrDuei c0I
AEH h u nat Dit tn % tlars aud tina r,ch
wnG WIN ta give their boys = oplleRin1e .sfu-
oDc1nn, s11nuid dO - It tileir own exuense.-
II Landry DzmaerzE-
just %. Not ouIy il 3 great
lsrtlsa Of thu School fund Of Louis
Ina diverted from it'll proper Oh
ret to run colleges and the schools
= 1890 two privileged Parishes
under the plea Of inaIienable rights
Int shout halt the remainder Is
Chddad up By the View Orleans
6eAool Bssrd By = trick that wsuId
ID m1fes fr martnesz, to one Of
III B1ukns that flourish In that
City.
A great State ID this, aud great
1De tn Iswnaker1 and rulers.
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AZ ths last session Ut the Psiies yurr held
LIZ Deipdin Rahfn kand Iasoecrnr far Tc~
sr'cs ~. -nar Negligence 1T azey~ tie maf
1sntn - nsstde& I'd repsrs - the Peesid<ua
sf the Psiase jury and give xsusk r~.ssn -6ur
nus ne&,erssnf dusv 1t which he va ehsrxek'
ssnsf~ise he would b suspended huR I'm
sdfee-
Ar- Bahin having given nei.facsprv r~
s"ns 70 the Undersigned shas the ehsev1.
aes1nss nm we1H unjzsE. anH that h Easf
perfsene1 has dufPs ID the prsm.sa. be- -
oeen nsso1ea q .rDurinus m che exerri~ If
anfzss = kaAt Inspexss D 1T Dsscri cr Xa-4
T. GRLSAAORE
President Puiica yuxv.
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"A letter In the DouaIf seuviIIe
Chief d2ted View Orleans ApriI Ia.
1883, says:
On Monday at 8 osci0ek IN thu muruiur
HGn- IA Lsstet. recentiy -ascr:sfitef Com
~! to Fuxpan- left by the City Of Mericu.
4 larg1 crowd OF admir,ng friends wsr. ursa-
snr 60 see hIm OF. aiming wfinm may b man.
sl0naf the gallant Captain Dicfay and Hon.
esaargs Drury. The parrish IT Ls1surrha vas
represented by , Iaryr d~aieezEinn If thu Ea;r
Sex amt the Steamer left the wharf asuif the
vsvIng at hsndksrEhiefs snd other a9us Of
hewelI and the s0n af the succef va,f
. Third" u nav upo the brusd bosam Of rha
esnif, No douht suffering many paIpitssions
Of tin mnar man.
II Tuxpan does not suffer apaIui
tstlooa Of the inner MAN. on the
arrival Of the pew Consul, it viii
Be q happy town.
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Having R1rshased the eiigihIy sisunsed bail
e soap at Hogan- IN thus es1nL I am puw
RrePafcn . sake e'sufrzcsz Esr making uaw
t0u work viii be- duua ss ebe az
ess agureA- Ihave secured the SERVICES Of H.
r d1gzn- n freeman aud maaseer who -
had uaezperience IN this bustuess. P.rrn..
VIII nnd fs - their Interest," u c1lI On ma b.
fore making e0nsKzera cine bera.
VIZ h R4GAY
~ThIhadauI, April sth- tSHa~
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About 10 days ago . negro vo
man WAS fsond IN . shesl La the
rear Of NapsieonvIlIe with small
pox-
She said that she had been trans
ported there b. two negroes whose
name she did not know.
This was a lovely specimen Of Ne
gro Humanity.
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SAU LAY rS>J
Z. s.
OF VIEW yGRE.

The closing OF the eresasxe
above LahssileET lie. saws tse Is
&umpsiaa Pioneer. cost 2l5taIe0
The people deserve credit fr &c
e~ompsxhing this wors, and shows
how easily DISASTERS nsy be reme.i
red when energy and viii Is hruught
to bear upon them
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G0op ADVDCX-~Y You viii prevent and
cnra che greater part Of the Ills that af77ict
manklnd IN thus or any section. II you keen
pour stomach, liver and kidneys ID perfket
warx1ng seller. There n NJ medicine
1n"~n mat dDes this ~ surely a. Pzrksr's
Ginger Fonic. II will ksep your blood
ncn and pnrs. aud give you gnod health It
htrie cost~ See other column.
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HOW &HK SAVED HER DAaING-"T
mail not f.sI 50 nervous again about be-
nys tesfhings" writes grarefnI mother.
We aimnat lgss cur darling from cholera
mazntum, bnf happily heard at P2rksr's
6inger Tonic In time. 4 few ~spaanfi1Is
0an cured baby, and an -oecasinnaI dose
1esRs IN IN good health."-BruakIyn Moth
T.
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this EtIle E1ne q sheads / un.
tails yoa lsse~ Played b hs dsy
Sehooi Beard
Ii exen took the CapitolHn Advo
cate fifteen o. moro days b let It's
readers know that the Injunction
besoxe the District CoaEt lad b<ea
dissolved. .
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FRANKLIN E0C>E-TA 4 Gree N~ :
ssaa Na3.r- Il = Hzse- ~ kxAeraAa "
9 y Zerrac-- Es9-ua ? j. L~4oerE Ta1aa
DIX EIae-- Arsenr.k1- Jscr Harlan Te---
a.saae z >s4ssa. paasst~sG Tl5e W r. A
aerxsn- zssa : gtsaxs Egxsr~ad La
ss1-sur : GaAz. HazhssA CAzaais ChHFvT1-
kA.slAa1 T. 4 E1lleaa- SLsnr. EaaaE- -.
Aa--fa : .as-ae ChA2Tl- ana Mrs Ai.ssu-
kIa7eu1r-v 14e-
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A Rigs & Bro CIssesa M
kers. "a Desozd street. n. o. Ss-
for pEIcs list.
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WURER7DUNiI
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STRANGERS H0T.L- 4 ysrvussS
G v bar-IHrx. FRANK F<a1er- G. l. Mar 4
NJ Lrv- 6 Browne saA4 HEuuex y o.
Hayes < Hazard New fsrx = LxyL,e.
Lss-&ssrc : Gzems G1aSrr. Ter-sa.s11r AZ
Sr1aaa.zAl Iezaaer.E.e-
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IHIT SCHOOL NOyH GRAB

Sc@e weeks ago tie $EYIyn
printed soEe facts = fel2flea to .
Esce game Of BankA. IN sheA the
SAeei Beard Of Nex Orleans CUB
bS<d sp \ kos Of .osey that sAosI
have been gwen TO, the Parish
School Boards At that time the
SESTTyN vas foolish enooSh to
suppose. that she TEme%UsMsrsxt
and she:Cspaasssn-i9rseste, Who
elaIa 10 be tie great lights Ut the
DeUocrase parry O. perhaps the
Pz.syzae Which akS shown . DISCO
<zrRsa- cs late. 10 Enecyer crooked
neSs u eEeGaEx we1H give some ex
p@aEarTaa that would brig cat the
true La~ardaess Of this fancy trans
seslao- After <srse considerable
tine the GaspSEutasA-iIrs<ats makes
an attempt 20 explain the matter,
but falls en1irsly 20 give It's readers
any opinion Is 10 the hooszsy aud
Justice OF GhS new method Of COB
bling up other peopIr-s uooey, Late
y adopsss. bE the School Board Of
the City OF New Orleans
The Csvssa(5sa-Iaroeate SAYS:
Aaaaz , ysar Art. tie Superintendent q
PAaA1a kstEIs;slzIssu res.ei ve.f adicia1 aazssrrn sAzi.su
-sias : eer.ila SIN Ut nnnrE wa u the >cEe
zreIss1-T ~ the er.a.zE ut sae S1A.. Sclaat
-1nsi At bS>t- AMI r-ixIT t1c dlser-4s1z,su-
Alter recurring saIs L1sssrru:Aslsn The Ssx1er
En-snsfen6- n die rlsue. usasis. ss1s = pra ra.A
appar1alnEneu1 inc 1Y e.k.h PARISH 2ast tar-
varrIe.i gln.saL 1sGii.a.iulx ef rnr <cilo..
3s.sryis at la. var.ssIx PARISHES.
The caInzrE assa.c,la. "a ss..nas. maize haste
SLOWLY IN 1-1E Their .c-1sEaT1ea but
1lr >caasf BsiarTi ut New Orleans Sd nsg
pcrscr1s3l:.5t u the p.ri,raG.acr at -fefr sr
" HENCE EIefc S3csrsf.uznen5 Vas ~acuuprfv
arlSn Aid lppszes1 % tie si E7aeaz ef 1ne eI-
2riists sI -i. ei1v +cinsaEA-
n lle rasii11sn. g vas discovered n Al
e~Ialui1aflsn 1lalds II The SIlle Tr.axgrerS
af1ls.s. 1aaz IN errsr aass been eornuzEretf m eaI
ctIsAEIsiI TIE SIN "a the ere,irr Ut STATE Ssi,nui
: uni ant That alssus $.f.fasf msrs had be.a
lu-arsf aver tsc Distribution slan vas 90
haaii. aal superintendent F8y vas 20 inform
est
Is aane at the parishes had drawn their
prJ rasA eZceDs VIEW Jrtsans. the documents I
con Canning me eTnfrace Of Aou,rsls,um men. /
we're prBsnpeiy cak.esf m for eoereets1u. bug /
5iie View priaans B.,nrri Declined q. cawuly
and when EaH superintendent sac cerrlia sIa-
oerx IN Eses VAS made the superintendent
si'isnias1,I the szeess IN tine sun drawn by
View Orleans Board - ~ - ena6ie him !
Ed reeEIT rnH efrnr nrnviaunX7 masya ar.y A
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When the c. a. states that, Gthe
country boards made haste ssowfy.F
It causes and probably desires the
reader to infer that the Parish
Boards Of School Directors were
negligent in their duties, otherwise
they would have received their pro
rata The fact Is that the CITY
Board being among the first to Re
ceive notice OF the sppoetioament.
immediately drew their appoesiou-
ment- whilst the Parish Boards
had not time enough given them to
send forward the necessary doeu-
meats to obtain the amoants asuisn
ct them, before the eer or IN the Of
fee Of the Treasurer was made
known- and further psyments stop
ped
The city School Board drew more
than It was legally entitled to re
crive. and when that fact Was poin
ted out to that body it should have
returned the surplus. This it rein!
sed to do.
When the superintendent under
look to do what justice, fair deal
Ins and honesty required, to rec
'lfy an error, the city Board
ZONES along with IN injusctioa
prohibit him from % acting.
This officer, no a~ssissasee being
him By the o@eers
It State went, befoss the Dis
;Eict Court, conducted his own
:ase and re~ it. From this deei-
Non the city School Board appealed
the Supreme Cosrt-
The c. A. has nothing to ssy, IN
fefenee At The action Of the CIty
Beard
That Board takes DoaeJ that bel
ougs to tho parish Sehool Boards
'r refuses to give Il up Il row.
tr1ves to prevent the Sspesisten
Ient ffem doing Justice to Al pax
les, yet the leading Deooesaeie N
'srs have nothing to ay sboss t.
Even the Piesyuns that delights IL
crookedus0 cannot ~I
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C:;cAco. ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC .R'Y

eMrY .e c,cat Central linz aHOdst TO Travellers by reason OF It's un'va'ed geo.
graphical position, tc shorsesta n best ut between the east' "o''n0as' "o
southeast, n the West.N Northwest ~ Southwest.
II sUterarya nd strictly true, that it's nnecton ae a" OF te cpa'"
81 roa betwee the Atlantic and the Pacific.
a. us m,Ln I'M md branches u eaches Chicago, Jonet, Peora,O Ottawa,
IA Sale, ceneseo, Moline m Rock Island, In Illinois; Davenport. uecaeno
nehIrrton COX Knoxville, Oskaioosa, Fairfield, Dos Moncs, West Liberty
~, CTR AtnrtLc .Ayoca. Audubon, Marian, Guthrie Center n Counch SUMS
in Iowa Cauaun Tronton, Cameron n kansas City In MISSOURI M .eaven
worth M Atchson In Kansas, n TIT hundreds OF Cities villages Inc o~"
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used owing to the cost Of transpor-

now used owing to the cost Of transpor-
tation.
Inexhaustible beds o fgypsum encircle
the entire Hills, just inside the foothills
and outside the main Black Hills. At
present it is only used by plasterers.
With the advent of railroads, il will be
shipped TO the states east Of the Missouri
rive. there U be used AS a fertilizer on
their worn out lands.
Petroleum is found on the west side of
the Hills in Wyoming territory neal the
boundary line between Dakota and
Wyoming. No works have as yet been
established for refining. 1t is only used
for lubricating purposes by the Home
stake and other companies at their
mills.
Salt springs are situated about eight
miles northeast Of the oil springs and in
Wyoming territory. Salt for the entire
Hills is manufactured here, and sold on
the ground for two cents per pound.
Marble ola beautiful purple color is
found neal Rapid City and Custer, and
sand stone, granite, slate porphyry and
limestone is plentiful, and is found in
every part Of the Hills.
The Black Hills is a well watered
country, being drained by the forks of
the Cheyenne river and their tributa-
ries. On Hot Spring creek in Custer
county are situated mineral springs
which are fast acquiring a reputation for
curative powers second to none in the
United States. The average tempera.
ture is IS degrees Farenheit.
The average prices of the different
products of the country are as follows:
Cogn, So per bushel oats, 81 wheat,
$l.25; potatoes, 81 onions, $3.50; -four
IS per hundred weight; 9 fifty cents
per dozen: butter, forty cents per pound;
groceries cost about 5 cents more than
in Chicago; dayboard So per month ;
with lodging $50. Farm hands, $50 per
mouth teamsters, $40 to $50; day labor
ers, 50 per day mechanics from 81 to Sc
per day miners, s. per day.
Money is loaned at from Is to Sc per
cent per anlum The reason ofSuch hiyh
rate of interest is that there are so many
opportunities Of investing money to
good advantage that few people have
II to loan. and the demand has always
exceeded the supply.
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