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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-18

VARc9SGIIIEE FA AEA G ,5 RaI BS9 q.
New York
r WITH r.

May mean "PoIsoned with Potash" This IS the
cns6 with hundreds who have been uuyvise
enough 10 take SArssparillas, Potash mixtures
&C., until digestion IA almost fatally impaired.
Swift's Specific IL vegetable REMEDY, and re-
stores the system 10 health and builds up the
waste made by these poisonB.
Twas suncI.nswlth Blood Poisop, and tres.si
several months with Mercufy aud PutaSh, only
to make mo worse. The Poelsh took away my
appetite and gave me dyspepsia and both gave
MO rheumatism. / thuo took Sarsaparll'Aa. &c.
N these Sarsaparllla mixtures have Potash In
them. This made me still woFJo, as u drove the
poison farther Into my system. friend insisted
] should take Switps Specific. and II cured mo OF
the Blood Poison, droyb the Mercury and Potash
out OF my system, and to-day am us well Us
ever WAS. GEG. o. WILLdAN, n,
Salem, Mass
John A. Smith, the largest merchant " Gaines
vile, Ga, say9i II suffered for years from the
combined Ctects Of EryslpclaA aud Eczema I
continued to grow worse undCr medical treat
mcnt and by taking medicine containing Potash
S. $. - cured me thoroughly and s5polutely; MY
appetite, strength, and iesh returuel W Twas
cured with H."
Treatise on blood and Skin Diseases mailed
nee 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT sPECIFIC Co,
Drawer -, Atlanta, Ga
New York Odice. 100 West Twenty.thlrt
street between sixth and seventh hvcnueA
PHILADELPHIA Office, l9uh Cuesthut street.
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Long.Draun Out.

The nost remarkable cures of rheumatism,
aches, and palms on record, ranging nom ten
OH, the great pain cpnqueror, by iudisputable
testimony. Price 90 cents.
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SSTEAMER ". W. cohooRAN.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun-
days exceptedl to all points on the Potomac as
arrive at $3.50 p. m Fare, round trip, 25 cents,
10 all points except Mount Vernon, which Is 81.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON trlps down the
Potomac. Boat leaves at q p. III. and arrives at
$50 u. m. Fare, 20 cents,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be
made Us usual, boat leaving at 9 p. m. and re-
turning at y p. IN. Boat will 20 as far as Indian
Head. Fare, so cents, le2S-tf
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vI,HE GREAT PENHsYLyANiA ROUTE
J. no THE NoRrHWEsT, AND SOUTH,
NEST, DoMBhE TRACK, SPLEEN



TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from sta
ton, corner ofsxth ana q streets, MS follows:
:, For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Fast Line, $40 a, m. daily @ Cincinnati and 8,
Louis With Sleeping Cars mum harfi,s gi aS TO
XGGoaa st to ehissS WssfSin N hSpysss aSp
PiiIsbgIe iSEhlcasb, Mall Express. l6;O9p; u;
Sleeping Car Washington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Brig canandaigaa Rochester, Bunal9
Paisco Cars rs &ashas6h to eHR oehesseT "nd WASH
qiaTdSS S Fa bSySd u, MSa S,a
at 0;4O H. M. da ly, except Sunday,
tS6 S9w YG5f 4 h95 lSo G 7i5 bs2@ n 6a
E aprsss sY fal%nn MANI fS SS cafs' daily
For Boston Without change, siio p. IN. every
week day. On SUNDAY, 400 p. m. $500.
SG ii 5spseyy y With boa sr OF sssgs %
neXi GiloTdlhs direct transfer e Fulton street
2 3iS a G$S Sl S AS r $ii1SS
m FS i! RSS% EiS @ 4Ss 3,6 S,Sj 9,S
a. H. S Sl55, $3.50, Eii5, 1000 and iilsR r;
-, F9p ,piopes Creek Llne 0a6 ~ IN. and a'4Op,
For Annapolis. 0i3p d. M, 1905. and 4i40 p
M daily, except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDFRICKSBURu
HALLWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON RAtLROAD
| Fur Alexandria $50. TOO B,2b. II 90 ana
| 1885 IL M, x'O5, 1120, 800, 0i2b, 500 and
ll;36p, M. ON sunday at $50, 0i25, tiiO5 d. m,
For Richmond and the South, $50 ana ll;O5
| a. IN. daily, and 300 u m daily, except Sunday.
| Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington DOS
| 700, 1000 lO1Ua M LOO 300, 3.23 blO
| 700, and lO4OF m, and IN midnight lexcept
| Monday. ON sunday at 7,bO and 1910 H. m;
| 7.tlb and 1910 p. Ill.,, and l2il0 hight.
Tlckctsand lgi9rmntion at tho ONCE, north.
east corner OF ihn.gye t Mrfos enh renhsyl
can be lett for tho checking OF baggage TO dealt.
| nation from hotels and Residences.
| CIIAA ~. pUuH, General Manager
| In WOOD General Passenger Agent
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Leave washington, from b. and o. Station, at
& n. m. sharp. Positively limited to 200 from
Washington.
Fare for tile round trip. sI75; children half
price.
Over six hours ut Pen Mar. No change Of cars.
Delightful scenery on route.
Arriving in Washington at $50 p. IN.
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SINTH GRAND EVENING EXCURSION,
- under auspices of Young Mems Bible Glass,
NO 30. Christian Church, on the splendid
steamer W. W. Corcorar, 20 miles down the
river and return Boat win leaxs r. SiSo p, M,
AUGUST 10, 1884. Single ticket, % cents. A
Arst-class lunch table NJ low and popular prices
Tickets ut the boat. au16-3t
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L~EYES IL Co,
wILLARD's HOTEL STABLES,
con. 14rm AND d srs.N. w
BRANCH OFFICE All THE ARLINGTON
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Tur finest mayonaise dressing for all kinds
OF salads, cold meats raw tomatoes, picked
I'M il Is, besides, more economical than
homemade.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-18

Gates open Mt L. Games commence Ut g
NATIoNAL BASE BALL GROUNDS.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. 20, 1884
At 4;3O o'clock.
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Composed of
MERvINE THOMPSON.
The Celebrated Thunderbot, Challenger Of
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN,
Who will meet here for \ lstlc supremacy Harry
Hilrs " Unknown"
DUNCAN Q. ROSS.
Champion Ali-Style Wrestler and Caledoninh
Athlete.
CHARLES LANCE,
Middle Weight Champion With or without
Gloves.
PAT. o'D0NNELL,
The "Totonto Terrof." not Parior Pngiiist,
but one who means "blz"
ODoNNELL WILL PULL AuAINST
TWO AND FOUR HORSES.
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EINANCIIL.


DoBERr J. THOMAS
broker in
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, COTTON, AND
STOCKS
No. G13 Fifteenth Street, National Metropol-
tan Bank building.
Orders 10 buy or sell on margin or for cash.
executed on the Chicago Board OF Trade and
New York Cotton Exchange.
Constant Quotations Instantly received by
u W. BAILEY q Co, Chicago Correspondent
SAWYER, WALLACE & Co., New York Cor.
respondent .....
Reference; NATL MErRopoLfrAN BASK.
orders by telephone promptly attended TO.
RArEMAN g CO..
BANKERS
..,'''".'''','''...'.t
1a11 + STREET.
MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Private Stock Telegraph wires to New York,
Boston, philadelphia, Baltimore, and Rich
mond.
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Tickets on sale at oil the hotels.
ADMISSION. .............................50 Gents.
aulS-lt
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TRAvELERs' GUIDE.
VIZ OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, avs,
DAY) PETwhE Frs |, A A iiS,t
Leave Washington NJ 9.25 a IN. and ai2O p
m. and Alexandria Mt O!32 o. III and a;3H y m
Pass Ieesburg, going westward, ~ Ihi 5o , q N
Leave SI Round oHh hl III at b27 a. M and AGO p M
bsS @ S S2rSc al s
m. and 1:lb p. m. and at Washington at eoo ~
SUNDAY j ~ fRiAIN leaves Round IIln al, 5,27
a. M Arrives at Alexandria at S;22 and wash
ington at $3.50. Leave Washington AZ S,oo y. m.
AlSSSdra a slS r @ pi 1851 sS
s. NJ. BROpIIY superlntendent
vI,uE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY.
i THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
SOUTIIw EST, AND WEST ,oa.
o1oA maMew " orleans Tnsss H Mall daily, making
close connections TO all points, south anu SOUTH
Te;t Daily except sunday T yom 8 Nav Sofk
Cara from Wsshngton and Atlanta to New Or;
leans. Parlor Car fron Washington to Natural
BIO p. M.-t.ouisviiie Fast Line, daily, VII,
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati Louisville, and ~,
iSao p. MIsonthera Mali ana Express ,,,s
q Gamma i and Shnriot aeu' Daily except usy
with G. q o. Ry. Pullman sleeping Cars nom
Washingen via Danvills Shnrl9%,,S ana an,
via Charlotte and Columbia, 70 Augusta pnil,
man sleeping Car from Washington to White
sq mnnnssss Division train leaves Washington
at 700 a m, and BIO p M. daily except sun \,
o' For ,IekSss and Al inioihail2p Inquire n.
Company's onice, e9i Ian t,i ay Hgnn,
NJ. SLAUGHTER. SOL HAAS.
Gen. Pass. Agent Traffic Manager.
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iSTEAMBOhT LINES.
TIo NORFOLK, FoRTREss MONROE
n AND THE SOUTH.

- hNb lhb SVOAii-
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT coStPANYs
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
ys az b sSV and Mh tuTdnys o az %
stopping % Plney Point and Cornheld Harbor
On : 0i'D MONDAY GmdorhhN%iiNSN d.i 'hr oi'NS
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provi.
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western,
sehbonrd and Roanoke. Ocean View, and Vir-
passage and rooms can DC secured at baltimore
md ohio ticket office, at 14th st. and Pa, ave-,
81 Mare , Hotel pokinhorms NEXT ~ to CITY Pest
ay ss St cS S 9es S ot n %a' ssocs
FieiEht rsselyed daily in,il >. m.
peSln,oS sm5 ASD @ hSBs M TaAT vs.
Cart W hsG mSes Snt
Hoses From Il baltimore every M5Spx S!2 aSd
WHpNEsbA and II fT2% P az Syery
a, Fare, lnelndinB meals and stateroom BERTH
" foR HG s%8 ilis,22n DIRECT tho A, Iron
,sCn%S5s }9RNMs MoPK ms Cart March
LILA" E hHMSN FIVE opbE HYs A. Hooper
~ Fare, Including meals and stateroom berth,
class passage and children AZ reduced rates.
Thtongh Tickets to oil points In Georgia, Florida,
l. mTdarE as Hs ss. foot P ioSs Do5a BAL
timore.
j. SAMPSON, Agent. 90 Central wharf, Bos
JAMES b. wFsTa CO.. AGENTS, savannah.
r ooK AT Low FARES
fortress MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FihsT-CLAsS FARE, porSn rptp a, a
Tho elegant steamers LAKE AXE and MosEh2Y
| leave sixth street wharf Washington, Monday,
| Wednesday, and Friday at 800 and Saturday
nt u p. M, returning Monday morning: connect
! Ing Ut Norfolk with Virginia Beach, Ocean View
and all Railroad and steamship Lines. Stop
| every Saturday at Classic shore, adjoining Col.
| onlal Beach. Fare, 80 cents.
| Passage and rooms secured ut d. & o. Ticket
| Orlcc. 14th and Pa. av.; o. II. Thompson, 002
Pa. av.; j. ID. Free, 713 Market Space; 1T. ia mes
/ Telephone cali 731-3
| POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS--stenmc
| J. W. THOMPSON newly fitted and furnished
throughoutl. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday
| at q. IN. Fare, 20 cents.
| Steamer Thompson for charter cheap Tuesday,
| Thursday. and Saturday nights
| ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. H. PHILLIPS, superintendent
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
b
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE
0NLY LINE BEnWEEN THE
EAST AND THE WEST
Nj A vi AlIII NnunN

THE 6 M3pEi Line TAS hr hIT EhS A A4n THE
EA SfA A WRs1 THU TEsf
DOUBLE TRhsKjIr, SANsEY eournER'
scIEpygtE III EFEEST sg w q lyme
tssSf $ssSySEts% !Sg$ sIsica sTH ;;r Of
N For chicago Si' GlncnnSti, Iouisyilis. and St.
ns Cars s y aso @so pSn so %so spa a k iS
a. n dSsi,Iy e ShisssY, SHsceps satSI5dssy;S = -
For Pittsbrg at $3.50 p 2: m ard stU r m;
pntSyot e w, snap,np cars 20 Pisbura anu
nj as Ss Ely YIN Rr S3iSpis for Toledo via Wheel
sY mn daily aa s %aP H% aS tS d sHs
all In ,,,nor. on ,voov ,ov. r oao e,ao a
ain q ana In.SR N nm 'iSesio ooo 1,ah 4
3;30. 9:3o 1a5,mlnnte trainl 4;S0, $50, 8:50, 4.
e;E0; y Gai, anu ao Gn pnaavs GAO 800 n
M I.5S I'm a 4.ao b3O, 0;5O! X 500:
D:40, and 1910 p. m. ,,
road l6:I5 q n, daily. -, ,o,o ~, .;an
Bhliiieoft, &, Sl3' 9 a. NJ, l2;i6p; BHB $40.
aud ap l:35 ' $40, and D, M For stations on
Me1ropolitan branch, 7i4o a. m, and 6;35 p. ~.
eHy s sa5as SUNNI ON aS an sat os
m. daily f3r l. singt2n' sthunten, and Valley
aay Esq se % d s sssp snn io5 SAC F.
sfS al ay s'i iJi6 SUNNY ny and Os0 M
a Trains srPiys iISg the west daily, o'2o, 75o
rao% EsS 3SIt aha daily mag sso
From ANNAPOLIS $50 ~ n; ana l'oo ana o'of
p m daily EtS Except sunday, ~ uA"' a"a 49,
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D1LLIARDS BILLIARDS.
ART BIILIARp PALACE,
L.. 413 md 415 NINTH ST. A. A.,
News OF PHI Sportlng Eyents-Bnse Ball Rae
Ing, DC, both In this country and Europe, re-
ceived daily. NJ. b. sCANLoN, Proprietor.
TINHE ELITE"
billiards. POOL. AND SAMPLE ROOMS.
237 Pa. Az. N. w.
Batcheior Bros Key Etst Havana Cigars,
w. HOLIi Proprietor.
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ANGOSTURA
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
XXyEAK AND UYpnvEIoPEp PARTS
w OF THE HUMAN BODY
DEVELOPED,
STRENGTHENED. &C..
Is an Interesting advertisement long ruu In our
paper. In reply to inquiries We VIII shy that
there Is no evidence OF humbug about this. On
the contrary, the advertisers are very hishly In
dorsed. Interested persons may get scaled elf
culais giving all PARTICULARS bg addressing Eniu
MEDICAL Co. buffalo, y. y, -2oledo Boeat,,e Bee.
nR. CuEEvERs ELECTRIC BELL
ron
MEN ONLY.
This Belt or Regenerator is made expressly
for the cure of cernngements of the generatiye
organs. There Is no mistake about THIS instru-
ment The continuous stream OF Electricity per
meatlng through the psrts must restore themn
healthy action. DO not confound this with
Electric Belts advertised to cure ap Ills rom
head to toe II Is for the one specific purpose.
For circulars giving full Information, address
Cheeyer Electric Belt Company. lO3 washing
ton ST, Chicago. Ill
NERVOUS DEBu.TrY. QUICK. PERSA:
IN nent cure. Book free. CIVlALE
AGENCY, 100 Fulton ST. New York.
yvIGoR FOR MEN. QUICK, SURE, SAFE
v Book free, oIVIALE AGENCY. 100 Fui'
ton St, New York.
UAR1CooELE. PAINLESS CURE. BOOK
New York.
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H1- Any one that has powerful horses can
have their strength tested rs ngainst him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-18

Wilmington chac.p IONS of Eastern league
vs.. Natil aala,
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HMuSEMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
ToRDs OPERA n0UsE.
frE gABk2E g TET A FTE
N1suED
EVERYTHING POSITIVELY NEW.
The house will open for the season III gRsDAy,
EVENING, AugVlisTl, y, Mith
1NcoMnP'hhHRA Gle MiEsTRELs.
Headed by Mllt BARLOW, George WILSON, e mIshey
McNish, presenting their latest
"TuE sKXTiNd RISK"
.wi Ape !h sSi21HiESiT,f&SlSr"
MrNsEnEE a4f h slfGS Z, sSn ANA
To be followed In rapid succession by CONTINUOUS
Attractions and Novelties OF the
Highest Grade.
Tho sale ofsests commences on WEDNESDAY,.
TTHEArnE coMIoUE SUMMER GARDEN
GRAY AND srErItENs
MINNIE, OsCAR......',.... ''''''''"''" WILLIAM L.
And Dramatic Dogs,
ZIP, ROMEO, AND HERO.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
In the Sensational Play
SWIFT AND SURE.
Natinecs Tuesdays, Thgrsdays and saturdays
nj August is August 1 !
LETTER cARRrERs' ENTERTAINMENT.
ATHLETIC PARK. 9th and sts.
Back RACES,
wiIEELBARRow RACES,
COMBINATION RACES,
land 5-MILE FOOT RACE,
Championship of tho b. O..
POLO MATCH,
REX SMITH AND WILLIAM ROBINSON.
BICYCLES RACES, with 30 entries.
COMPETITIVE DRILL.
NATIONAL RIFLES CADETS,
UNION VETERAN CADETS
MUSIC by MARINE BAND.
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ODoNNELL WILL PULL huAINST
TWO AND FOUR HORSES.
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LOTTERIES.

It's Grand Single. Number Drawing will take
place monthly. IT NEVER ScAtES on Posr-
PoNEs. Look ut the following Distribution;
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MUSIC by MARINE BAND.

Gates open Mt l. Games commence at 2. 1t
NATIONAL BASE BALL GROUNDS.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

lips quiver, he caught her to his
heart, kissing the tears away as he
whispered
My noble wife! Ny darling now
and always!"
That's is all very nice, but where
is my title? All, mamma, won
the prize, but what was it worth, in
deed?" cried merry May, dancing
out of the room, with her blue eyes
sparkling and her face all aglow.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

fr''h,l, may be false, friends mal he true,
And friends deceive ilI sadly;
But what is that to mt or you,
Who loves each other madly?
You have your faults and | have mime
We have good traits in common:
Angels alone serenely shine,
And they are more than human!
The years 20 by, and age crceps ON,
And white, wan hands grows nervous
More clearly knows we right from wrong
And honor those who serve us.
Together we have thus grown old
Meier guilty of deceiving;
A kingdom lies beyond deaths wold
For those who die believing.
We know the grave is very nigh,
Cold, shivering and cheerless;
And yet we have no weary sigh,
And eyes are calm and fearless,
For death but opens wide the gate
10 life that is immortal;
And the saints who in patience wait
win gladly cross the portal
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20
STEAM POWER IE-CREAM ManufaCtorV

As the summer Is over, we are preparedt to supply
FESTIVALS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS, and
SALOONS, and all parties in need Of pure rich
article of ICE-CREAM. Quality guaranteed,
Prices low. Prompt attention paid TO orders, and
sent by rail- to any point Mandatory at the eass
lind of Elkton. store opposite court House. Elk-
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26
N. p. Routes.

Lieut.. Varnum, who has been out all
spring on the survey of the route from
the Northern Pacific to the Hills, arriv-
ed at Sturgis yesterday afternoon. From
his conversation the following notes
were gathered:
He has finished his survey except q
few closings, and will make lis report
to the department. He finds that it is
farther to Medora and Belfield to the
new town of Dc Mores than from Dick
inson to Fort Meade, and the roads over
the Dickinson route are much better.
He saw freight trains strung all along
the Northern Pacific road between Bel
field and Medora, and not a pound of
freight coming into the Marks town.
From Medora to Deadwood, the distance,
as measured by the odometer is about
pa miles, and from Dickinson to Fort
Meade, it will be remembered, is only
about 10. With the addition of twelve
miles from here to Deadwood, it still
leaves a difference Of q miles in favor
Of the Dickinson road TO D~eadwOod-
two days travel. From Sturgis to Crook
it is not quite eight miles. From Stur-
gis to Spearfish it is a trifle over twenty
two miles.-Sturgis Record.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26
Golden Summit.

Eleven men are employed at the Col
den Summit and under the superinten-
dency Of VIM. Batchelder are showing
that property to be more than a deposit,
in fact, a well defined lead Of high grade
ore IL feet in width and running we'll on
down towards China. Resides the old
workings, which consisted of an open
cut, n shaft so feet deep has been
sunk Oh the lead and another is now
down 90 feet with 4 drift on the lead at
that level 100 feet. From this level it
is the intention of the Supt. to sink Is
feet lower and run another level. With
these combined developments the prop
erty will then be in shape to have n mill
erected, with no doubt as to the mines
ability to furnish all the ore necessary.
In the office Of Mr.. Batchelder can be
seen 200 pounds of gold sprinkle with
rock which has been taken from the
above workings as specimens, in addi-
ton to 800 pounds which has been sent
to members eff the company in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26

or the commissiOnerS--We would re.
specially ask an explanation of the
paragraph in their official proceedings
Of the 10Th inst. which refers to the as.
sessment of the Sheidley Cattle com
pany. Is the ONE RAKE ADDED the
only property of that company to be
found south Of the township line be-
tween townships 8 and 7 south IF the b.
II. NJ, or does IL mean 5000 head Of
cattle, etc.
The law creating Fall River county
defines the said line Us the northern
boundary Of that county and our curiosi
ty will not be satisfied until we know
whether hat 81 rake added or some
thing else is in Fall River county.
Why does the paragraph mentioned
give the reader to understand that the
assessed valuation Of the said company
is raised 100000 when in fact it was
lowered nearly 100000, to wit 10000
head of cattle to 1000, at a valuation OF
Sl2 per head.
Of the Reader-We would like to call
the readers attention to the proceeding
of the county commissioners published
in this issue. After q careful perusai
we would then ask Of said reader
whether they car tell when the com.
missioners organized rs a board Of equal.
ization and if this is answered i'm the
Affirmative, We would ask the reader to
state when that body adjourned?'
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26

Mr.. Edward l.. Green, sheriff. Auck
land. New Zealand, writes: II received
an injury to my shoulder in June, 1882,
and from that date until July, 1888,
could not use my arm. I applied to
medical men and used all sorts Of lini.
ment, without any benefit. have great
pleasure in stating ! had occasion to use
st. Jacobs Oil for it, and l had not used
it more than ten minutes before I felt
the beneficial effect. and I can work
with my saw or spade as well as ever l
did, and recommend it to any one suffer
ing pain.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26

A perusal Of the statutes calls to light
an enactment that is Of special interest,
though comparatively unknown to the
farming class Of our citizens. 1t appears
that a person planting trees, cutting, or
seeds, not to exceed twelve feet apart
each way, on five acres, is exempted
from taxes Oh forty acres Of land and
improvements not to exceed $1,000 for
ten years. The existence Of this lax
should be widely published, as it will
do more than anything else to encourage
tree planting in Dakota, especially on
Observation-Disclosures.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26

The "Jour" printers in the Pioneer
struck against a reduction of wages and
the importion Of eastern devils on last
Monday, since which time a Typograph-
ical Union has been formed in Dead.
wood. This break on the part of the
proprietors Of the Pioneer is one we
have long expected and the boys of the
stick and rule have sympathy. AS
che daily paper business Is conducted in
the Northern metropolis, IS cent per
thousand there is not equal to 80 cents
in Missouri river towns.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26

In Justice 10 the commissioner from
Battle River, Mr.. Walker, we would
state that in referring to the board pit-
%viously and in this issue it is not intend
ed that the reader should understand
that he is found culpable, by reference
to the proceedings it will be found that
he was not present when the actions Of
that body made the subject of CRITICS y,
were taken
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26

On the first page Of issue will be found
a letter signed "a taxpayer" The
writer uses plain language and places
facts plainly before the reader and We
would recommend that every one care
fully read and weigh the contents there
of. Also on this page will be found an
article headed IAN explanation" to
which W. would call the attention Of the
reader and the board and if the latter
body have any facts, pleas, etc, to make
in extennation, explanation, excusing,
etc, we tender them the necessary space
in our columns and hope that tn, y
will be able to prove an alibi.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-07-26

F. r. Curran on Monday made . trip
to Hot Springs taking with him Mrs.
Curran and Master Walter. The two
latter will remain for a week or two, or
until Mrs. Cnrran fully recuperates, she
having Just recovered from an attack Of
Mountain fever.