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G.unsu1tAtIUn Y ouee frce. ONlcehours irom i
~ NJ, daily. Call on or address. : - -
~, S,,,. ~ JOHN E. SMITH, Md. y,
70, No. 1il Chapline St, Wheeling. " IA
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t u reports from the use OF swits Specific Is
IN INC treatment Of Cancer continue TO be Won
WIZ here seems to be no doubt that il is Dos
' I've, specific Tor skin Cancer or EpiihelIo,aa. -
necE !SS s,nSy, years suffered from Cancer on my
instead Of CURING the Cancer lost the use Of nv
hea,b h ,sns spS nppes part Of my body Ny genes
H Ina,s 3 p h cured me sound and we'll. This new
anv " uie give TO nc cannot DO measured bv
poss OF my family to swiftts Specific n4' wy sup
A., :, ". R. Robson, Davlsboro, Ga. Y
with ca 1S9s Geq H., Al6nny vas hopeesly afflicted
an I o aa. ana throat The time Of his ta;h was
LOT death, his suffering was so great, 81 s. has
y, Mu ~ Won!letn effect on him. Ills Improvement
~ cured III time fjEF! a. -" SINS
. II; . .fsI51w. II. GILBERT, Albany, Ga. 81
,-s 9ur treatise on blood and Skin Diseases mailed
tl 3 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. 3s5
:, -si.' ~ Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. q
, New York Office, $50 West tTweuty.thIrl strct.
Philadelphia 0Glce 1905 Chestnut ST. ,sTf'i' iefS
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ru II THE STATE,
Political Meetings ut Various Pointt-1Iogg
Worstcd by Hutchinson. =

POLITICAL Meetings Mt various Pointt-llogg
worsted BY Hutchinson. N
Correspondence Of he la.dlignor. n ga.
SPENCER, W. Va, August 2s,-This Is
the third day Of the Circuit Court. Mon.
day was occupied BY the Democrats in re.
failing their stock iii trade Of vituperauon
and Misrepresentation Of the Republican
party and It's nominees. Little Or nothing
was said BY the political speakers on State
matters. Last night John "a. Hutchinson,
OF Wood county, WIS In town, having
come to defend Lcdsome and othors
charged with murder. At the request OF
Il number Of prominent men OF both par.
ties lie addressed a large meeting Mt the
Court House at s T.. NJ He presented facts
and figures showing the gross lnislnanagc.
ment Of State affairs, and exhibited the
enormities Of the rcassessincnt and sup.
Elemental assessment. Tic commanded
the close and respectful attention OF the
audience, most OF whom wera Democrats.
Charles i. Hogg, OF Point Pleasant, was
called OH after Mr.. Hutchinson had finish
ed. Mr.. Hogg did not venture to refute n
single ono Of the propositions or state.
nents made by Mr.. Hutchinson, but talk
cd OF Blaino's alleged Know othingis,n.
lie declined to discuss State matters, only
going fur enough to defend the action Of
tho Governor In his illegal supplemental
assessment order. lie gave as tho Gov.
errors reason for ordering this assess-
ment that the big farmers + on the
Ohio river. owned $1,000 worth Of colts,
and the Governor wanted to reach them.
This created n loud laugh at lIogg's OK
pensc. He got back again oil National
atiairs, and declared that tho reason Why
Ben Butler boltod the nomination OF Clevc.
land was because Butler was in favor OF
Free Trade, and had offered a minority
report in favor OF FREQ Trade, which the
Democratic Chicago Convention rejected.
He said he knew this to be tho ,fact b.
causehe heard him read his report. After
rambling around in this manner for an
hour Mr.. Hogg sat down. .5ssS7s
Mr.. Hutchinson, lit few words, BY the
records in his hands, and with the repeat
cd applause Of the audience, disposed OF
all OF Hogs misstatements. The misrep-
resentations Of this excilablc5 Democratic
elector did his party no good. On the
contrary the temperate, fair and candid
discussion Of Mr.. Hutchinson made many
friends for the cause OF the people, us was
shown by the remarks OF MANY Democrats
after the meeting. This discussion cheer
cd the hearts OF Republicans, and strength
ened the cause OF Blaine and Logan; and
the seed sown will bring forth fruitful
harvest OF votes. t4 Et.5E Ro.SE.
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Home PROOF

KIdncv and 1,,,, n,,,,,,,I =, 49,,
su .., tertlbly-"Sothing seemed to help INC:
s'uu no' Sst y 2s 81 Wy; ~ Smith cured ME"
Z c,..,,, X IElIi' tluLLHS, Wheeling, W. Va. d
iesed for ye ss na,S or NoSS tlrSd
CHARLES CHADDUcK. i,
,gE OF Spcidel 4 Co.. Wheeling, W, Va 4
for yspr and gieefnted stomach
,un Iea's Aie1 70 Ivy me relief Dr. Smith CURED
MI NJ. ,,., iiioalAs liOLT, Insurance Agent
eu Hssli me- LOUIS !. WASHINGTON. =
,f NIiih II; h4nnihs SORTS on Head;7"My sou WINS
aeip hlm' VI. smith cured him. H. IlgF5" =
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n, New York Office, $50 West Tweuty.thirl street
Philadelphia 0Glce, 1905 Chestnut ST. Sifi' icfS
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles. Ono box has cured the worst
cases OF twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using WI.
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. 1t absorbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for.
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold BY druggists and mailed on re-.
ceipt Of price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors., Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan \ Co., Wheeling, W. Ma,
and ]. G. Dent &Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. 4
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Hay Eoyer.

For twenty-five years l have h,eleo,n been Sc,
Ierely AFFLICTED with Hay Power While
wac suffering Intensely Twas induced,
tthir9Ngl, Mr.. Yichenor's Testimonial, to trv
ElE's Cream lnlm. The effect was mr.
yellous; II enabled INC 10 perform INV
pastoral! duties without the slightest In.
convenience, and have escaped 4 return
attack. ! pronounce EY'S Cream Balm n
cure for Hay Feyer,-WM. T. CAM, presby.
terlan Pastor, Elizabeth, MI Not liquid
nor q snuff, "a n * a z: rrhssw =
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POLE RAISING

2 - F. b.
ny the DemocratsntP Potomac, Slim Crowd
In Attendance. -
Correspondence ef.ae Iase!lfgcgce,. &
PoroMAc, WA, September 1.-Your
correspondent had the pleasure Of attcnd-
ing pole raising and Democratic meet.
ing held at the house Of William vermil-
lion, in Liberty township, on Saturday,
August 80. Tho pole raised was about
seventy-tive feet high, and with the assist
ance ola large number OF Republicans was
putin the ground. Then the untcrritied
gathered around the pole and Judge Hous-
ton called for three cheers for the cantli-
dates. Tho cheers were given, but were
very weak. The meeting, composed OF
about one hundred and fifty men, women
and boys, was called to order bv 4. B.
Howard, who had been trying to secure a
chairman for some time. Finally J. C.
Montgomery was pressed into the
service, who introduced Mr.. AL
fred Caldwell as the first speaker, who
came forward with an armiul OF scrap
books and other documents and began to
preach. After laboring for over IN hour
he was compelled to sit down, completely
out Of wind. II the Democratic party has
no ADLER men than Alfred Caldwell to de-
fend its principles, the party certainly is in
a bad shape. 2 S. Z, =. !,
Hon.. B.. somcrville was the next
speaker, who dwelt principally on national
issues, and considering tile side he had,
dld extremely well. Judge Houston was
introduced and told two or three 'possam
adjourned. EElEi 81: 81 $3.50
AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held at Potomac, August 80, it was decided
to have farmers fair on Wednesday and
Thursday, September 9th and 25th. All
stockmen and farmers are invited to 10
nrasant 4ff;rl,E $50 ~ 500 -,
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ny the Democratsnt Potomnc-A Slim Crowd
In Attendance. -
J Cprsspouf4srec nj lhs foy<Uips,.~r ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-02

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuln, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and oil Skin Eruptions, nnd positive.
" cures Piles, or no pay required. at Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan &, Co. 1d,EgiS,
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Meeting Mt Woodlands.

To The Editor Of The Lnttlligeneer. ~
Sin: This evening J.W. N1cTntire, candi.
date for State Senator, addressed large
crowdw who congregated Mt the school house.
He spoke principally upon State issues
Mr.. Mc1ntire has many friends here, and
Will get large Democratic vote. So will
Maxwell. Mr.. Mc1ntire. showed up rcas.
sessment in its true light. -. II, ],
8 Woodlands, Marshall Co., A,tq. 80. s5i5E
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"A1ES's sana iii corpore sano;" "A sound
mind in u sound bodyn is the trade mark
OF Aliens Brain Food, and wc assure our
readers that, il dissatisfied with either
weakness Of Brain or bodily powers, this
remedy will permanently strengthen Moth,
Sat druggists, or BY mail nom ] ii.
Ale: Allen, So !Ftiirst,Avenue, New York City.
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The canneries on the Sacramento river
are said to have suffered greatly on ac-
count OF the diminution in the sal,non
run, and there is some danger that they
will become can't-cries.-B Boston Star. =
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~ 9frdict1..
DIS rs l!.s,E.. SMITH,
No. 14O4 Clapllno Street, 5Sit3
issi ~. Near Fourteenth Street.
91tdhn1.

The best evidence OF physicians success Is tho
nngds for my professional services rroye thnt ihaVc
ucait tonorabiy md fairly with those who hayc
consulted me- never use patients Mame With.
ont permission, though have many hundred cor.
ilisltes from those whom hnye cured after they
iinn been pronounced .neurabie. 4 thorough med.
lchi education with many ycars hospital oxpeficnce
amI familiarity with theaputic agents. close OBJ.
OF iemPenmcntal peculiurtics and strict
n,.eN.ion TO hyecnc management jnsllrcs sucecss.
cGrc Is possible aud frankly give the patient my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-02

The Voltaic Belt Company; Marshall.
Mich, offer to send DR.. Dyes Voltaie Belt
and Appliances on trial, far thirty DAYS, to
men, young or old, aAliced with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles,
See advertisement in this paper. \ rrllAw
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Il! Your cough is growing worse st,i,sc.5. THAT
soreness and pain in the throat and lungs
is increasing. Better get rid Of tho absurd
idea that anything will cure d cough OF
cold, and give Dr.. Wistar's Balsam 81 Wild
Cherry . trial, before it is too late. II never
fails to- check consumption, and quickly
cures al coughs and colds, DIV
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i mere A strange. sweet solace In the thought
=, INIT I'LL The woes we suffer hero below t'l7i L
MY rs anfk and hldc0us garment wrought s, Y
n, for " 70 wear whether We Will or no. :, N
he east asidc, with a Relieving snile, 81 y. tiii
After little while M s. II
No mortal roaming, bu, hath certain end.
~, ihougt far unto the ocean spaces gnly !'Il4
We sail niil sqjl. without Gchhrt for friend, VI
nv, Aboye the skyline, iaint and far away, I'N
Iuefe looms Of Inst the one enchanted isie, 80
Ahera lille while. Z RI i .-..,I' + j
On, when our cares como thtonging thick md FAST
morn u anguish lun tho heart cltIl benz :
hough friends desert Anl rs the hectll,ss blast,
f. Even l2yo pass ~ us with stony stare, isf
Let us withdraw Into some ruined pile, = n Iss15
,tit NJ u or lonely forest aisle 4 /. n. n
An ~. contemplate tho ncverteasing change,
whereby tho processes Ut Col arc Wruuvht. Il
AIN IN, from our petty lives our souls c.trunge,
~. lMtlicd IN currents OF esnltGd thought. -
nc 3eei tHe rest that intist Otir cares bcy,ic II.
tI.lltsts|t Aftern little Whilei W. fit'F7T. 3 Va
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I.A - u HAY FEVER
Not a Linuil or Snuff.

absorbed, elccsually cleansing the nasal passages
Of Catarrhal VIRUS, causing healthy secrc.ions 1t
nllays inflammation. protects the no nbranal
Innings of the hend from additional colds com.
plctcy heals the sores ind restores the senses OF
taste and smell. 80 cents at druggists GO cents by
mail. Sample bottle by null 10 cents -. :
Is 3yl .3ss9. ELY BROS, Dr,iggiR.s Owege, MY,
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AVON pills-Being largely composed Of
mercury they eventually ruin the stom.
ach, but Aliens Bilious fhysic q vegetable
mixture, acts quickly, and eiItetually
cures GU % cents, At all druggists, 5l!is
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a recent Kentucky railroad collision
throw fireman sixty-fect into the air,
The railroads would do we'll, in future, to
supply their employees with balloons,
Courier-Journal. 1000, 9. s5l,ll ii'sF, - q
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Sarah Dcrnllarylt is now said to be the In.
ventor OF the Mother Hubbard dress, but
such report bears evidence upon It's face
that 1t is another spiteful attempt to bring
hor into disrepute. -LoreN Citizen. -
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Twenty-Five young ladies Of Lake Ma.
honk made an arch OF boughs for prcsi.
dent Arthur to walk under, which IS bet.
ter than being nominated for President
and having everybody try to walk over
m.-Chicag0 Herald. Z, n, W.
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New servant: "Oh, ifyou haven't any,
children ! can't come, because whenever
anything Is broken there will DO no one
to blame it on but me.n ~ "A. ! iEl w.
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The cucumber sings to the watermelon,
while the green apple rolls around in glee
we arc cramping tonight on the old
cramp-ground, Vt ilsoni,lry Observer. b !
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Two base ball clubs in Milwaukee are
known by the names Of Potato Bugs and
Cockroaches. !" The former were recently
beaten 9 to by the "paris Greens. y; q q
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.--->>~--
Mothers,

Ii you arc failing; broken, worn out and
t.ervq,is, ttse "Wells' Health Remover,
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THE Wnnt" Soap il the biggest OF all,
the best five cent bars. IN .{e -
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p SrRuSz's Genuine Wax. Soap will not
color the clothes yellowish. IN
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y 7. Why suffer with Malaria i? X Emorv,s
Standard Cure Pills are nin!,;nie never
1all to cure the most c!s;s1inate cases pure.
y Fegetaole,--Za cents. Il rrhskw Al
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THE Want" Soap is the biggest Of all,
tho best five cent bars. I {. 4 - -
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The young lady who was blamed for
allowing her glove to be discovered in a
young mans pocket stated that she Ind
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Bucklen's Arnlcn Sulyc.

srnpSz's Genuine Wax Soap will no.
color the clothes ycllowish. 5G, III
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I, The Want Soap is the biggest Of ali,
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y SrRvSz's Genuine Wax Soap will not
color the clothes yellowislI. {6sf ta| I'm,
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Don't Die In the Iiu,,,p.

Rough on Rats" clears ont rats, mice,
reaches, bed-buss, flies, ants, moles, chip.
hunks, 'yophcrs. l5c. 5silfs lalllSt%G! i
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a EDir Olcr.

. /, "The Want" Soap 10 the biggest Of all
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TOrDftl Iive,

Night sweats, fever cliills, malaria, dys-
pepsia, cured by wells Health Renew
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CHE gltttteliIQetttl!larl;.:.
aAFTEl. a .L1rrLEIl,y,uLE.L.-- a

Office, Nos. 20 md 81 Fourteenth Street.
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IIorsford's Acid Phosphate for women and nd

s Il, Si ri Children. III l5 81: "a y.
DR.. Joseph Holt, New Orleans, La, says:
l"1hayc frequently found it Of excellent
service in eases ofdebility, loss OF appetite,
and in convalescence from exhaustive III.
ness, and particularly Of service in treat
ment ofwomcn md children Trhsaw
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srnvss's Genuine Wax Soap will not
color the clothes yellowish, .s s34 $
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-01

The following voting places have been
established, and judges appointed.
Custer voting Precinct-Julges ap.
pointed A. +, Smith, II. G. Butterfield,
J. NJ. Lewis. At Court House. Caster
City.
Hayward Precinct--Judees appointed:
Frank Bender, Tim Miller. Peter Peter
son. At Bobier's school house.
Battle River Precinct Judges ar-
pointed David Pusbor, T. III. Arnold,
w. \. Walker. AL Battle River school
house.
Buffalo Gap rrccinct-Jrdces appoint
ed A. ID. Bond, Ii. -. Boland, l.. Is.
Reno. At G. G. Boiand's house.
Cheyenne River Precinct-Judges APP
pointed A j. Robertson, III. III. Cort-
ney, II. L. Hall. At Sturgis & Goodell's
ranch.
Four Mile Precinct-Judges appoint
ed: Chas. Holmes, J. l.. Rider, Win,
Nevin. At Boarding House, Four Nile.
A new voting precinct is hereby es'
tablished, to be known rs Battle Valley
Precinct, comprising all that territory in
school Township No. 3, Battle River
wing ea>; Of the line dividing townships
,, 3 and I, souti,, Range \ east, and iowa
ships ., 5 and 4, south, range . east. Il
Ii. NJ. Judges appointed III. \. Steele
u. III. Russell, Wm. Plate. At ID. II
RusSeii's house.
4 new voting precinct il hereby es
tublished, to be known As French Greek
Precinct, comprising all that territory
embraced in township 1, south, range
east, and ( south, range : east, b. IL. NJ
judges appointed J. NJ. Daniels, w. b
!ioag, Jno. Harris. At w. b. Hoag's
house.
Given under my hand at Custer City
the LIST day of October, a. ID. 1884.
+. III. FLYNN, County Clerk.
BY +. j. RCrKowsXI, Deputy.
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UK. l.. G. WKsT's NERVE AND FRAlE 1RIAT.
;ksT. a guaranteed specific for H~ysteria, Dizxi-
meas. CONVERSIONS, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
.i4aiachc, Nervous Prort ration caufed ~ tie nee
( ~slrolot or tobacco, Wctefulrcss. Nsrtsl De
,rass'on, Softerins of the BraiI. r~etulting IN N.
nifty AID leading to misery, decay ud death
'.ain,ture Old Age. Tarrerness. Lose OF lovti
y eitnor sex. Involuntary ossts. md SIc;mat-
..rhna caused by -over-exertion ~ tls tIain. sell
,buse or oyer-indulgence. Each lex col taiIs
cr $500. sent nv mail p,epn d on IeceiI oi price.
Wa GUARANTEE SIX
o cure any case. With each ord,r received by ne
''r SIX boxes, accompanied with $3.50. we will
nd the purchaser our written gTnraI tee TO re-
md the n,onsy II fine treatment does not eiec'
cure. tiuaran.c.s issued Only 10y
NG0OAr:Eb, CLARK Il co.
VTn5.GssA1r ANA Retail LruGgastS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Orders by mail WILL receive prompt attention.
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Notice is hereby given that Oh Tues.
day the 4th day Of November next, in
the respective election precincts of the
County of Custer and Territory of Da-
kota, an election will be held for the
following Territorial and County Off
GERS, To wit:
TERRITORIAL.
One delegate to congress.
Two members Of the Territorial Coun-
Gil.
Four members of the Territorial
House Of Representative.
COUNTY AND PRECINCT.
One county commissioner from 2nd
commissioner district, for three years.
One county commissioner from 3rd
commissioner district, for one year.
One register of deeds and county
clerk.
One county treasurer.
One district attorney.
One clerk ofthe district court.
One probate judge.
One sheriff.
One coroner
One assessor.
One sn oerinten lent Of public schools.
One county surveyor.
One Justice Of the peace and one con-
stable for each election precinct,
which election will be opened at s
o'cioek in the morning. and will con
tinue open until ) O'Clock in the after
noon OF the same day.
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nasaACo. ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC .R'Y,

rcM,r the Greet asrtrsil Line, arordst to travellers. " reason o. It's unrNs'so goo.
Er-rr>a; ,con5n. the shortest NJ best routc et"s the sa'' "o'"ss'' NV
1cus,ecs., "a eno H..t, Aorhwasta M South~es .
It's literally ~ strcty tyYs. tina Its rect ire s"o "s "SSA""
cf rort etp4 tina Atlantic ad tho Pacific. ~.-
/. rs tnNhn rn ans ranohe Vt reaches chicago Sohet, reoHa otoa""'
"a sale. as,s,so, kSoI,e n Root Island, In Illinois Davenport. Mu:cadns'
ysn..toc Reokux Knoxville, CskaiooSa, fairfield Os Molnes' west Losry'
tcac r ta,+Hc. Ayoca.A Audubon, Marian, Guthrie Center IN Counc c'u"s
b., !7w,I caun,n.r rcnton,C cameron an Kansas City, In Missour' ~ Loassn-
w..a sd accnson In Kansas, N the hundredso OF chss'v "ases mo
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-01

CUSTER Cry, u. r., Oct. "a, 1854.
Board met pursuant to call of the
president.
Present: Chairman Thompson. anC
Trustees Curran, Kubler. kleemann
Kimble and Smith.
Mr.. Denis Mcclure being present
stated that subscriptions for cemetery
purposes to the amount Of $26l 90 mad,
up in part of labor, material and casl
had 50 far been obtained, and that he
believed there would be no difficulty i,
oitiiniug $500 or $4,000.
On motion, Board proceeded 70 opct
and consider bills presented for fencing
cemetery grounds.
Bid Of o. ID. Barnhart, contract com
pletc, S2S5.00.
Bid of Edward p. Walsh, contrac,
complete, $4,000; or labor only 500.
Bid Of n. Atchcson, contract complete
$4,000.
Bid Of M"Guitan Bros. contract com
olete, S301.00; or all labor and furnish
ing posts $4,000; or if battens are used
and posts cut slant, then an additional
$500, or additional for the labor $1,000
On motion, the bid Of 0. ID. Barnhar,
was accepted, and tie president ana
clerk of the board we're directed 10
make a contract with Mr.. Barnhart in
accordance with the terms stipulated III
his bid. The board decided 10 extend
the fence outward along the east side 2
feet additional 80 as 10 allow for a walk
along The lots On that side ofthe ground
plat to be changed accordingly.
The clerk ~aY instructed 30 have plats
prepared. One to be fled In the off :,
oft"nn clerk, and CHE to be recorded IL
oil 4 Of the coun!y clerk.
On motion, the arrangements mad,
by he pre- idcnt G.: tie board ia rpgart
Ia the Roman Catholic portion Of GENE
terry Was accepted and approved.
TEr board fixed he price IF lots at s
eich. Per II pa ing their $, 5scrip
lions before the cI sing # iiIe liat are /,
1e allowed choice Of lots. Subscriber,
Of s. are entitled 10 one lot, llx22 fee
IN tic clear. Suhsr ribers of less than s,
viii he credited the amonnt Of ;heil
subs ripiion. as beng in'part p.vmen'
Jr u lot, ana 10 which the, viii he en-
titled upon paymcnt of he balance {,
Mi pricc of 500
Board adjourned to next regular meet
ng.
j. 2. Thomson,
ltteSt: President Of the Board.
A. 7. FEAY, Town Clerk.