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Prince wsidemAr uhosen.


LONDON. Nov. 10 Tho Sobraaje to
day elected Prince Waldemar. third
son Of the King Of Denmark, "a snc-
oessor TO Prince Alexander on the
throne of Bulgaria. The decision was
arrived ct last night, after a debate OF
three hours In secret session. 1t wa
tomorrow, but different counsel pre- :
vailed and the session was held TO day.
M. RAdoslavof, the Prime Minister,
proposed the name of Prince Waldo
mar, and the. whole assembly rose in q
body and elected him By 400 'amation
The President OF the 6obrauje informed
tho Deputies that he was confident that
Europe would rstify the Princes cleo
ton. The public in the galleries did
not participate In the enthusiasm mani.
no approval OF the election.
TIE GEAR DOES NOT APPROVE.
Il IL reported that Prince Lebsncf,
the Russian Am bassador at Vienna, has
'ifficially notice cd Count Kalnoky that
Pfince Nicho ~ Of MinRrelia, ts the
| CzaT's candidate for the Bulgarian
throne, and that the election of Prince
Waldemar does not meet with the
Cars approval.
BERLIN. Nv. 10--Prin 90 Bismarck
has arrived in Berlin In reponse to 9
summons from Emperor William, who
wishes to consult With him on Bulgarian
affairs.
Prince Waldemar was horn on Octo
her 81, 1858, is called the "Sailol
Prince" 10 his native country, and
holds the rank Of FL ct Lieutenant IL
the Danish Navy. On October ~
1885, he married Princess Marie Anne
liz, daughter of the Ono de Chartrei
and niece Of the now exiled O0mte d.
Paris The Prince Is o Lutheran In
religion and his wife is Catholic. The
latter has an annual allowance ol
$40 ,006 o year, but Ia the heirees to al
Immense fortune on her paternal side
IS we'll as to that of her grandaunt, thu
Princess de Joinville, and her income
will ultimately be quite $3.50, 600
year. The Princes annual allowance
fr'm his roy Al father Ia $500
KING Christian of Denmark has hsf
good luck In getting his six Childrel
married and settled. Tue eldest, TIL
heir apparent, IL married to the caugh
ter of the Scandinavian King. Th
ssooud son, George, Is King OF Greece
and bis wife Is cousin of the presen
C4sr of Russia. The third 500, Waldo
N ar, Is the hero of to-day. Thers ar
also three daughters One OF them
Dtzmar, is the Empress of Russia
another, ALI xandIs. is Psincess @
Wales and will bo Queen Of Englan'
some day, and the third, the Duches
ca Cumberland, oaSht now to be Quee
OF Hanover.
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DR. chtpman's Pills prevent and cure
Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Dys-
0epsia. Cousti patton. One trial vii
cor vince you Of their merit Druggists
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[h SALE OK ExOAAF4k-A NUN
Nd, oil desirable houses, with all I've
~ imoroys nents. Little cash roqxirea,
HIDING ists VII bs taken In part or whole
fsaL nsIzaces mag roEa;n on mort,
| ,or wears. Also building sitos aii
d tie oity Tor residences; also nsEu-
tyng sites, especially adapted ios no
tuslness. With ap ever-nowtcS 9rcsm
Ster paasiIs throaSh-tt, shout see iest
tho Il. k,f, RailroAd. Oily tAx one,
ID the regular rates. This props!H VIII
Ia BY the eorv or In snSHeL tolst ~
4 n putt ,,pyokaeers. Also houses 70
|cssaU. THOS. ID. U9AGs,
.cS french egyeet.
~ rnxtt Afh and kOd n0ySRBi.0
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bR SALE-UKEAP, AND On EASY
terms, TOT W IL n street. . rOomr with
hOdtrn improvements, front porch, man.
roof Just hnisheo; also . farm Of 80
\ near Laudenby sg. In good order and
\! Of fruit, or vi EXCHANGE in part fer
Ipoperty, {. J.PrlROE,
EN Q W. Tth street
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~. poHp, 9TH and kodnoy.asi-t

bK sALN-lOHEAP. SUITABLE FOR
country -rea.denoe, amall traits or
Inv IN SDoess. acres Of good land. In
condition with q 7-rnom house, barn
a pie orchard, within o miles u WI.
Eton, and within three olghths offs. n lie
strYilie ststson, Chester County, Pa, on
baltimore Uontrai Railroad. inquire at
tIAoe or Of J. y. -. SEEDs,
Admtntatrator.
West 9th street, Wilmington, Dela-
iyo-tf
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nUBLIO SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale, on tho farm Of ]. II Quest,
near Bellevue, Brsndywiue Hundred, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1885,

At O'Clock m,
2 bay mares, year, old; 8 good COWS, / Jer-
soy Dull, 4 Pigs, 10 pair OF chickens. two =
hVrse wagone, market dearborn and har-
n .ss, 1 buggy, 2 soliars, 2 plows, 2feed cut
Iers, / cultivater sn1 harrow, 8 axes. h and
saw, ps,Ket and berry crates, 200 bushels OF
VII eat 800 bushels Of corn In orio, 10 tons OF
hly, 800 buadies Of corn oder, Is barrels OF
apples. so bushels of potatoes.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Il suit OF wainrt fur.
niture. suit OF cottsge furniture, 2 pals 4
bedsteads, 2 mattreStee, one child's crib one
chsmber set, one extension Table, ole desk q,
No. Z, Finn hange; COOK stove, psr or
stove, settee. Kitchen and parlor chairs,
organ, oil cloth and carpet. di shes and
glassware, 2 lamps. Windsor curtains. doc.
and window sc,eI ms, butcher scales, milk
buckets and pans, churn, and many other
articles not mentioned
HOWARD GUST.
l.. W. Stdham n Son, Auct's.
w2t-d ,nl0,let
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Walnut candy al Ferguson, II Z. 90
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Si.oo for 60 Cents.

A few JACKETS and NEWMAN.
KETs, left from last season, to be
sold about Coo on the dollar.
IS JACKETS for IS. $3.50 and So
GARMENTS for $3.50.
S 7 GARMENTS for 81
and so on at the popular and
only Bee Hive in Wilmington.
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NOTIOE--K NIGHT SCHOOL WILL
IN be opentd at school ta'ldinQ, No. 9. at
Eighth and Woliaston streets for organise.
tion and enreilment, on Friday nighs next,
and ON the. following Monday for regular
sesh0n. r.. J. WILEY,
y. X. SMITH,
". q. GRIEk,
nov CT Oommtttce.
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)R SALE-uhEAP, ONE p-hOUMED
houfe corner Of Ninth and Jackson
Z, with modern improvemcn ts.=
! sas5. Otuer proporties tor sale In
isat parts OF tho city. App.y ~ no: .
/ seventh strest or No. $40 West Ninth
b. Telephone call no. 90. J. &. ID.
|iiS & Sons. H-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-11

FARM ArFRIvATE SALE in PEN
eader Hrndred, New Castle County.
Isare. on the crots roads it aiding to
/ ptake City, Eikton, summit Bridge
|Klrkwood, PFC perty OF the latc -Curtis
|lhfon; the Farm IL we'll located, every
iacing on che pubic roai. producing
] crops, and 0or tains about 1e acres.
JAMES V ELLISON. Execrlor,
lC-ltn.4tw <ls Chestnut 81 Phila., q
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UOTICUn.
[ORLPOSALy.

Proposals wilt DO rcosivsd BY tho Bird 70
Oommittce until 10 m. on November 10th for
the masonry, tilisg in, paving and ourbing
OF the approaches and abutments , the new
bridge aoout TO 10 built ut Market street.
WILMINGTON, Dol, acr,ss the Brandy vine
Proposals must STATE price per cubic yard
Tor the mssoncy laid, inclusive of any 70.
mtval and preparation Of the tops Of the old
aeutments 70 receive the new work. Also q
price per o. Die yard for oil ni ing In and re-
grazing required. Also pytce per square
} ard for belgian block paving, also prioe
per square yard for cobble itone paving,
Also price per lineal foot for tix inch curb
ing set Also Per square yard for brick paw
Ing All work TO be dQuo In accordance with
drasiuzs and fpesihcaaeps in the hands Of
the csmmittees at the Levy Court room,
court house, and to the fatisfastion and
under the supervision OF the ems fneer IN
enarge. Proposals. must be addressed TO the
priSRo committee. Separate bids on the
dltereHt olastes Of work will nott)e received
toiguedl HENRY ~. HICKMAN,
1SAAON 9RUBB,
THOMAS TOY,
VHOM AS MoORACKEN
EDMUND KAMAN,
JAMES r. TAYLOR,
Mo 1t Committee.
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4nUBiEO SaLE-WILL BE SOLD ON
the premises, NO. 10 Wilson street,
sAIUai AY, NOV. 27, 1885,
At2 o'oiock, p. e.,
One two-stnTy brick house. room y size OF
lot l2L feet 'front.', running back So fset. All
IN good order. he above property is worthy
the attention OF any person wanting TO make
a good investuent, or puy comfortable
heme. $500 can re'asin on property.
OHRI%rIAN WALBURG.
L.. w. Stidh a n, a SON. Auc.'s. nR eOd-ts
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w tALE ON HENT-STOAE AND
us.! Ling oornsrsof Tey ior and Poplar
eH' apply at 100 Il. 9Th streeI ns.tf
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I, RtNr-s Ev ERaL HOUSES,
md small, centrally located. v Ill
W. low to good tenants. J.J.PElkOE,
n street.
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nOARDINU-rwU GENTLEME EN- GAN
II be accom- modated with b. ARD near n. b..
q. and W. N. Railroad shops. Address
Board this office. nh-3sS
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PIX SaLN.-RLOKokY KlEULING
N9od at 81 60 a load. J. q. BRfER,
!" law and planning mill. foot Of Tatns II
n" OLD 26t
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once and oEfoB
COLD In HEAD
CATARRH
GAY FEvEE

Sot o Liquid.
'nuff or Pow der !
FREQ from IuIuri-.
US Drugs and
jMensive Odors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-11

GALESMEN DAN ADD A 4 LINE.
- Small samples One agent earned
q, 400; others up 70 u, 900 In 'sA p. Q. Box
1871, Hes York. n'0-+ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-11

DUBLIO SALE OF FRESH F5z .sSSI3
Il cattle. win bs sold 1T pub GHSI6SS
lie sale at the drove yard at Gen. XXI
treviile, New Castle County, Dsl., on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1885,
at O'Clock p. M,
i5 head OF fregh COWS and Sprtngers and
ftr stock from Southern Lancaster County,
Pennsyivania, and Oecll County. Md.
Alss few stock bulls This Ia worry
fine lot OF Cows. ami worthy the attention o.
dairy men. everybody come 90 Gays credit.
FRDUD Il MESKIOK.
J. q. Robinson, huctionesr. ns-d&~-ts
LNBI.E OF STOCK 5lLL BEg5E7N
y sold at punl,c sails at the resi-h ENsSfS
dence Of q. W. BALDWIN, near MI
Booths Corner, delaware Ooubty, Pa, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER I6ra, 1880,
Alp. Ed.
rs good young mIlch COWS, direct from Gum
bertrand County, Pa alto lot OF geese, tur-
keys, ducks and chickens. Lon f.. got the
time or place. No post. onement. I NO ana
four months credit.
dOuDLkY b BALDWIN.
T. ID Howard. Auct n3-dSw-ts
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SAL L

DR SALE, OK RENT-A II q h
ahd lot on Union street between
Ienth and wolfth. streets, fronting the
y. D 7. Railroad. LGt 100 by bv fees,
aerirat 70 place for business. Apply 20
; Law, near Mt. Salem M. L. Oburch
NJ Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-11

r OST-A NEW SO NOTE. IN STORE
Ia ON Market street., On ward, on Uciobtr
18th. Finder please return to John PalDer's
store. nl0-3ts
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.,rNr-OHEAP, UNTIa. 2hrH OF
y ,,eb' q nice dwelling ingood local.
rniy At $40 Kips street. nioN'
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/, gENT-oOOD s.ROoMED HOUSE
Pc and larger one With bath for
4 ~ nS NJ TO w. J. USHER, oi6H Market
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r OST.ON SATURDAY EVEN d.!
IL ing,a brown and white Span ~
lei dog. A suitable reward will be p4Io on
his return to JAS. MoKOUdH, sixth and
Shipley streets. no ut
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DOARDERS WANTED.-S E q o N ID =
ID story and other rooms, nioeiy furut h
cd, ct 1909 Delaware avenue. o39-l2t
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DOARDtHG q 0ENTLEMEN OR
d men and wives can be accommodated
with board at 402 East 4,h street n4-ots
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srNT-rwO STORES, WELL
Pcs.sd Tor pI miii property In ohsstsr
~ acres Of ground. oood dwsimng
sn,Idings all In nrst rate oscer.--
sn n scid soon. GOOD Mortgsgss
lnesp nnly 70 CLARK d MCLEAN,
nPP' SlS Market street.
Of eu
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nUBLlO SALE-TO CLUSE AN KS
IL TATE. on the promises, No. Gil West
Font street. between j ffersoD and Madison
streets, Wilmington, Lei.
desirable manui,oi ariDg plant, with
voc motive power, and accessible by rail
and water. lie at..n1 en Of manu- lecturers
is rs ID 4ctfullY caliei TO this IS rare 0ppor.
tuuity for Investment Sale will take place
at O'CLOCK .. ~, on TUESuAl Nov. 23d
1885, when forms = III bs made EnoWn. fots
session March rs, 1857.
HAtirY i)R slG, Executor.
w, Stidhan s. Son, Rusps. nS 12t
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tANTYD-BoaRDERs, AT MIS-.
xhMsBE + q Ek'S, No. az King
ant rooms and homo comforts. nl'zot"
NTED-R COLORED WOMAN
tor aousewosE with good referensa
"a west Attn street. oiso
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WAN xH1s.

/, NTrp-LADIEs,w ANTlNa GOOD
,.i,able help can DO accommodated
,ants NJ the Wilmington Intelligence
so3 Orange street. ei-u
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SPEECH.

FRENCH VIEWS OF sALIsBURY's
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TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN OR
u married couple can obtain board in q
private fami lily with homo comforts and use
OF gas and bath. Centrally located. Address
Co1 fort this once. n8-3ts
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,vEyT-A MILL PROPERTY. ON
causeway adjoining the Gig, In
ne me- 9s ard i'm media possession given.
ndin9tca. No. s T.. ssh street. nS'lm
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ID EST PRICE PAID FuK Ala. KINDS
ID Of seoood. hand, clothing, watches,
clocks revolvers guns, sewing machines,
n rnituro and stoves, all OF which will BE
eeld by A J. OONNOH, at Low rate 2ls
West Front street vii. Del. o1au
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-11

ANrED-AR ALF-dhOWN WhiI I.
a s,ri 10 assist II house work, at ssS L.
bth street.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20
r. r. Conductors Venture.

NJ. Dempsey came up from Buffalo
Gap on Wednesday in the interest Of
certain railroad conductors on the
Chicago and Northwestern who have
recently procured a number Of tin loca-
tons in this vicinity. 1t seems to be
the purpose of the conductors to secure
tin locations upon which little work has
been done, for a small figure, and by
joint subscription prosecute the develop
ment Of the same, in view Of acquiring
good tin properties at a nominal cost.
While this method can not be said to
have obtained to any great extent in
the past, We believe the future will be
marked by many enterprises of this
character. The excessive cost of a
developed mine practically debars all
but the wealthy from ownership by
purchase, while ~undeveloped locations,
which frequently merge into valuable
properties by future development, can
be secured at prices which bring them
fairly within the reach of men of
moderate means. We can recall in our
experience many instances where the
outlay of Il few hundred dollars upon
undeveloped mining locations have
added hundreds of thousands of dollars
to their market value, and that this
method Of securing valuable mines has
not been more generally adopted in the
past seems truly remarkable. We are
informed that work will be inaugurated
upon several locations at an early day,
and it is a safe presumption to state that
the investment made in this direction
will result in ample reward.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20
Mineral Exhibit

We are in receipt of a letter from Mr..
Samuel Scott, Mining and Real Estate
agent at Rapid City, definining his in
tention to send to the general manager
of the Chicago & Northwestern X r.
Co. for exhibition in their Office ut
Chicago, a complete line Of mineral
specimens from the Southern Hills.
Mr.. Scott is very DESTROYS Of securing
samples from Custer mines, and will be
here in person to receive them on the
first of April. He desires that each
specimen be labeled, showing name of
mine, character of ore, location. and
name of owner, and is anxious to secure
as large an amount as possible, each
sample being of good size, those of tin
ranging from 5 to 200 pounds.
Here is an opportunity to prominent
ly advertise our wonderful mineral re
sources without expense, and n that
We should by all means avail ourselves
of. Our mines are but little known, and
consequently seldom mentioned in the
east, the great majority of eastern peo-
pie believing that the mineral esource
Of the Hills are confined exclusively to
other sections. Let us take especial
pains to prove the contrary. by placing
a large collection of our tin. and other
mineral specimens on exhibition where
they will attract public attention, and
eventually give this section a reputation
second to none within the vast area of
American mineral districts.
Specimens left at the CHRONICLE office
will receive attention, and be carefully
kept pending the arrival of MIR. Scott.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20
More Tin.

Another extraordinary discovery Of
tin was made early in the week by
Joseph HUMPHREYS, and J. N. Wright,
both residing in this vicinity. This
discovery is located about six miles
north Of Custer, and is pronounced by
the most competent judges of tin ore to
he fully equal, if not superior in grade
to any yet discovered. The lode is a
strong one, and every indication points
to the fact of its being a true assure,
having well defined walls between
which a ten foot vein of solid ore has
been disclosed. Repeated tests with
astonishing results fully establish the
fact ofits remarkable high grade. Many
samples of the ore were brought in
during the week which attracted as
much attention as tin could attract i'm
this camp at this juncture, as the great
number Of new discoveries hat have
been made, and the consequent presence
of 80 much tin ore on exhibition in
almost every business house in town
having had a tendency to render il
common place, and i'm a great measure
detract from its earlier attractiveness
The belief is now freely entertained
that from the lodes already discovered
an amount of tin could be produced tina,
would be fully sufficient to meet the
! worlds demand.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20
The b. q "A. Railroad.

In last weeks issue Of the CHRONICLE
we stated that it was the intention of
the b. 4 NJ. X. r. Go. to extend their
line through the Southern Hills into
Wyoming, which statement was based
on what Wa learned through a private.
but, as w believe, a reliable source, and
that we are not alone in this belief, is
fairly shown by comments on the ar
ticle above referred to by the Deadwood
Times which is herewith appended.
"The above information COMFORTS
with advices received at this Office, and
is u very reasonable view to take of the
situation. BY building a road as indi.
Gated, the line would traverse the ex-
tensive range country south of the Hills;
the great tin district of Custer county,
and approach the mineral belts of the
northern Hills sufficiently near to CON-
mand their trade, and passing on by the
shortest possible route, and one the
feasibility of which will be questioned
by no n familiar with the country.
reach the coal, oil, salt and cattle fields
westward and northward
from the Hills. A road constructed
over such a route would cost very much
less would be much shorter and would
enjoy more general and profitable bust
ness than possible for any rival. We
that the CHRoSIcE has correctly !
outlined the situation"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20

From Mr.. C.. w. Robbins who return.
ell from a visit to Hot Springs on Wed.
nesday, we learn that the new company
hotel is rapidly approaching compile.
ton. The building is inclosed, rooted,
and a force of plumbers from Chicago
are putting in the pipes by which hot
water will be conducted to every part
If the building. The number of rooms
contained in the building is stated to be
~. and it is expected that the house
will be filed to it utmost capacity in two
weeks after it is thrown open for the
reception of guests. which it is believed
will be on or before the 18th of April.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

TERRITORY OF OAK,
County of Custer
To Dan Ii. Hastings, Myron McSherer,
Harry Bowland, co-owners or Gran
tees in interest:
You are hereby notified that / have
expended the sun of one hundred
dollars CSlOO.OOJ in labor and improve
ments upon the MayHower lode or
quartz mining claim, situate in Camp
Washington, about four miles west of
Custer City, i'm Custer mining district,
county of Custer and Territory of Dako.
to; Also that | have expended the sum
Of one hundred dollars ($l0O.00l in labor
and improvements upon the Josh
Billings lode or quartz mining claim,
which said claim joins the said above
described May1Ower lode on the north
with the same description us above /;
Also that | have expended the sum of
hundred dollars 100000 in labor
and improvements upon the Atlas lode
or quartz mining claim, which said Atlas
lode joins the above described May
flower lode on the west with the same
description as above; This being the
amount required to hold said claims for
the year ending January LIST, A. ID. 1886,
and if within ninety 900 days from the
service of this notice, you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of
snch expenditure as co-owners, your in
terest in said claims will become the
property of John p. Forran, the SUBJ
scriber of this notice.
JOHN p. FoRRAN,
Dated this 18th day Of March, 1886.
First publication, March 20.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20
Physicians Have Found out

That n concentrating and foreign element in
the blood, developed indigestion, is the cause
OF rheumatism. This settles upon the sensitive
sub-Cutaneous covering of the muscles and liga-
ments OF the joints. causing constant and shit
ing pain and aggregating as n calcareolls,
chalky deposit which produces stiffness and
distortion Of the joints. No fact, which ex-
periencc has demonstrated In regard to Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, has stronger evidence ia
support than this, namely. that this medicine OF
comprehensive issues checks the formidable and
atroc Gus disease, nor IL ii less positively cstab
lished that it Is preferable to the poiSons Otter
used 10 arrest it, since the medicine contains on
ly ~salutary ingredients. 1t is also n signal RENE
dy for ma arial fcvers. constipation, dyspepsia
kidney and bladder ailments. debility and Other
disorders. See that you get the genuine.