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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
Grand total

H'N'
Gaze on it, think on it delinquent
man lave in 1t. drink of ii then if you
can. Now ask Jake the cause OF high
taxation. Had the above amount been
collected promptly as it should have
been our county would present no such
feature of indebtedness. The county
journals are rife with communications
from every Tom, Dick, and Jack who
wishes to gush forth in c%ondeming the
acts of county officials. The time for
selecting good and efficient officers is
rapidly drawing nigh, why not select
some of those moral young men Of the
first families as principals of this school
of reformation to be instituted at the
county seat. They are spelling for
office. BY Il mathematical, true and cor
rect arrangement Of figures, let us see
what Jake is Drawing abont.
Folsom or Spring creek district has paid
on ia NaS inr lNs- : Q1 %
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
G. V. BAXTER, druggist,
Dewitt, Iowa.
GROUP

Ny little girl vas almost dead with
Group, when | procured "A bottle OF
thamherIain's Cough Remedy. A
change for the better was noted
after taking adosc, and before a bottle
was used n complete cure was affected
| sincerely believe that the remedy
saved my child's life.
CHARLES WALDEN,
South Haven Kan.
For Sale by T. Y. Garlock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Oar Caiored Society.

Mr. Agernsn j. De Witt Jones. has said
adieu 10 lis tonsorial pariors for few
weeks AID Win spend August with some
friends at Watermelon Beach.
Misses Tessie FAnsl and Lily LahdSh
have gone to the country week earlier
than they expected u so, s. telegram in-
forming them that spring chickens were
ripe having fastened their departure.
Mrs. Violet Snow and her two charm
ing daughters. Rose and Mabslla, have
closed their city residences aud laundry,
and VIII spend tie next SIX weeks at their
villa on Dakes County avenue, Cottage
city.
Mr. St John Chillingham has concluded
10 spend the season IN town, the boot
backing business being better than be
sopposed it would be.
Miss Prissy KYLE Snowdrop is said to
bs the hRndsomest and most chErIning
young lady ut Newport this season
Mrs. Pansy Dsude-hydc2's host of
friends will BE- delighted to know that
she has recovered from her recent severe
illness caused By eating green water
melons.
1t Is an open secret in society circles
that Dir. X. Clyde Greene viii lead Miss
Ivy MaesCarlyle TO the hymeneal altar ia
November Mr.. Greene IS we'll known as
ono OF the finest artists ia l,adsomlne il,
our city, while Miss Carlyle is one of our
most accomplished bellies and VIII TT
tingly adorn the co=y Little fat Of two
rooms Mr. Greene has already engaged
on Whitewash avenue.-Tine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Ir@ 4 a.tee's S.ass Ce1HsSsea wssa /.
Dzas .Staz Esneos-Aa k4Rlss4sfss
T1s fseeEt EFs@t s4sE.s * p4ler ballots
szs - rssziLz i2rns ~ ns2cl1s iEoaa
woieh zossip~Fs ssyss ssIioss te 60 iuj4rg.
have started GEny caEzsink slories cen
osrniog ~sh ka0sD easiuess nsl. Us
1tls secrets slsr- iroa : Fsry sa.i foea-
o2si9a. p4l taey son zssams aass prop.f-
uoas WGssEs sale l0ES a. s1ssllsal isos
faF these xass psFs. Sud s9ms u t4s t4.ss
sol1 "a ihis saoiscl sssra almost incredible.
A representative ~ tas fELksE4x Ii zxAlB
yss.ssisy lssrosa II Fumsr gA4s Ira C.
Hasa, IA gspa-sr gIoesry n24n. la iosI
his h9ns saa 80 "a asaEily issslss4
throaga tks ssisal Of lAs Dslu ocf1fle parry
se ng IRis - os slosv sisFtsS ffen wksls
ls1 ana csc = llcL I 4i.0sa1 - - I1tc1
ioagrg wllbo-t ~ola tiela kf. AstCb.
ua41 &c 70 rFeaI 2-rU 10 L4ll 8 cal az
u4sae a. 1.s sio.s - AoAI0s-sl Iss ssa-
Iielnzu ~as loGua C1sIly sssKgea hllEg
/ large gfJ11fY eF1aF tkst bsu lost tesl
ce4sea. A person cAl liille TEA iLs tbe LOOK
+ oi suTvFiss tbst csms ever bis face after ts
w2s inlsrrcgsfsd q the sleiscL lt - =
well snOsn ssyiag Asl you - asg 90 ssEy
Z from E0Ms - ga lie ness. sEd tlt
I same . applicable ia ttts osse. - IL
wAs me nrsl time MT Hatch bad
+ heard Of tie SANDER Alter nls
thoughts we're collected sails came
/ over iras face, followed by hearty lsIgs
| y Aoung man said Ira. 'lE iootsss though
/ sm iuSo.vsi doesnt iY and ne nGd
badly finished his remark before be was 10
another part OF the staTs waiting upon =
/ lady Glanc.ng arouud nothing vas 10 De
seen but bee hive Of activity. IL vas bat
i = short ti,ue Alt.T that ar. Haieh resumsd
4 hs remarks You csn tell our rsads -
| that / ara sllll st ihe old stasd aud wl.l stay
! there that ! shall continue furnishing the
/ best AID choicest groceries. fruits sne pro-
visions The market Eff9r1sat ths loweg pos
sib'e prices. and Whatever little wsgers
made can De easily taken care Of. As for
me losing my home, Il Is an xOsurdity, II is
news TO ne"
Those best acquainted with Mr. Hatch
knew only 700 well there Is 20 foundation
10 the Wild story set apart by some unprin-
| ciplsd person. aid IL Is ONLY the gossi N on
gers that delight IN handling such subjects
even though they are -iandercus 10 an hon
/ ofed anu respected citizen. AT. Hatch will
cOatinue, s. heretofore. ia the vsn. aud bis
| patrons may rest assured OF receiving = dol
lar in value Tor every dollar expended ia
| his store Ills onlY fault Is ia b-ing as
ardent Democrat and IL IS presumed that
| the hunting rip which he will sOOn PRrtirl-
| pate in. ani is even LoN preparing for IL.
is done solely for the purposs Of settir z
away from the busy whirl OF business life
! for lime To ferret out the reasons OF his
| party's recent defeat
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
TOWN TOPICS.

ST Psrk4iil. 81 0~osss. ss.i kzssa
drsxzasL Il "a t-ss -itf
~ eal HaotsB sla soa. a. s. ChnsI a..
haze ne yshoia isssf.
Geo Pack s4gs Fsat saisky - tAs a 1ss
af as Asssailisz BIS asslEBlsr-
Tas state lFsops ia tas eilY si4 beg y
an.lns agaia 90 h9nasg sFsatas.
Fhs .a.vaaon Afllg 49, esisnrsss tssir
aHh saaiFecs4EY "a ne l'la 2ad it-a i4sa
Js.sra. gAnss aad 4arg AluF. 12 Wet
f4.lsA sJ 4Es sica slta lAs elP1iasii--
sdsald Kelly. a. lasaDs naa lsnk a.
So IaF.eFst-. sas ta4s1 - al Yss.ai'1af
sos t.is 3sspias.
lsalrars psfads 80 BE- sns "a las nnsst
sll .alst slla ,siasL.e sFzf k2e~a 10 10
1lsssry "a lle eitE
TIE fansral sf Rlclars Hssssnagtoa . D
1e he'd ll.s H.4f4lns a. 5sJ o'eiSeA ESal
ei James -l4r-l.
B. Il Hlczs reported 20 tie 0oiice that oo
secIls0 la sglas 0ls Eels inl9 Ia pia-s
a. 40. l0i J1taazs-
~ IA lsEis vii lays an sKaninstioo
in ne Ps.ics Court los s.sAllag from 1pnHs
q Com ang lhls afternoon.
Engines 81 zad a.. of tas .. Z. l..
Sec sou.aH ag I.ati slrsf and 1amAssd 9y
..a ..AH Aa'Ai = .t -
M h borl received shovel yesfsrdaT
saorn.f.r fram h8Iland. ll Nas markell
10 as assd on.g 90 TIE ship canzl DsLsssa
1oi-znd aua aa4u1 lagl1s.
Iae esd ol 5 ae s4ooraood foH OF Leon
sn4 g. re4c lsl las foucs touri yesterday
o. Leonard i.cas a. PaJ lng s. ~ Tor stliA-
az kio1srd oom boz
James Elirsegs "a Bal = Waters, Ill
ssy 5st lodAY a. II . clock 0y -aseslag a
Republican from sweets hotel % TIE
Blldgs Street House and rsg1Tu-
The " e5bsg 0lassforf case IN the Polics
Coars E4s settled yesterday oy tie matter
being aolls proc aud " sb6er discharged.
The paruss TO tie suit aad settled the mat
ser 34t of c0urt.
10 he Superior Court Yesterday Judgs
Barinzame granted decree OF divorce Ia
tie c4se ol Iam.s l.. DvsTacker ~. Mary
Jsae 0Ysrseksf on The grounds 0f dessr-
tsn. he cass sAs conmsaced October .,
sea
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

t5s Gss+ i4F0rssss &1ces = sfs rsctsFs1
- tas bss-e4 - - gi1gls ozessslFsi ki@es
s1lel lags ksrs seat s1Gss-ss slx-t
~ t4s ~ less "a oo-1s.y A ~ 1sas4- cri ~
ASS Aeosasr 81 Nj 8sessss's 49, e-s-.
teas frSaa s.soaa. Aeesp@ B1Fos<. 81
s-fi12so 80 sas s1eo~sser ~ Ao-~ q
ils tslns- 5llss Coacsfts, "a bsr.l9, azes
tsry kFe4f abs lIslas -soso.ls s@ocesz. .
A. LDs Als1asr " f1s a. ars arr sts sa1
sas - tes s.ost solossois soteftain lssni >
81 ne se@soa ~ - 5ssl - ks~ers
5raas. SsssassF "a s~.ls CA - seearsl
- shs BOX ernss - AoaSsy. NossHassf IL
6rsas Rapids CITED sloezfiscis' "a
4srs N.isoa. - - a. s1.srssln lnen.
fo@sfs Ogs-a H31ss - SgS2- BEG II.
Aiss - ss8 wll aasists1 - As14 80
CRAlssFsoa. tas esisbEs.sd hsrp s9iolst.
Matter G. Lsssa, aE4m4tlc rssexr snd
h1l8oF.s- oi CaicAse. As r d Davis. u
t1ls el.y, ao1 Dosslo.F - k~ L.os1
breeze FAs s0sslsy of yoaag EiTl usaeTa
ss4ng i<a - % tos Ok s11a end 81 tls
-4or. ai.l "a na.as fss.4Es - Iae RAJ
1ss1enl-
Ihe sntsrtAiamsnt presented AZ Saith .
Otera hoass : orH-cl4ss IA every detail
las Ole 10 exec lent Aud tue drama New
lOr1 IS sun rail- Of g1od csuety an
tarllaz c.iasxes- A maunss Vii he
yea iGis ztssTuJoa a. 2 COCK. Ton gal
. tee las aqpsaf4Ece Of ths companF oi
vaudeville Anz dramatic sEtisLs, q fEcs
which slu iHsars q fau house.
The f0nr-act drama By Fergus w. Hume.
eUtlfisd The Gys.eIy OF Handsome tae
dgsmsiizsd ir0m tbs famous story OF tls
same name. VAL receive its initial perform.
sncs 10 tbls ETY. uexl Monday nighg a.
Rsdm0nd's Grand Those wnO have Ieac
tne story vii 10 doubt oe anxious 10 81.
ne play.
East Lynn" will receive It's nnsl per
flrmancs a. Rsia4ond's Grand this alter
noon, aad ton gbt Miss Gray will Close he
suecsssful engagement as Nancy Drske
IN Ffaak HErysys new romantic comedy
drama, entitled a Riog OF Iron"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Tsss. II. Huss. Of East saginaw. IS IN the
e.tY.
Martin schssm returns to Washington
today.
vii A. Ianss returned % Milwsakss yea
ierdaY
Joha L. Thomas has gone 70 the 500 on
ogsiasss.
q r. DAILY Of the D.. L 4 w. railroad.
vas in town yesterday.
Albert Prsusser leaves today tor New
Iork 0n . business TIP.
Nrs g. G. Tabor has zons 70 Lansing to
vsit Ms 5ophis II. Knight
"A T. Bern. travelling freight agent OF the
" abash Railroad. = Ia tae city.
Judge Montgomery wsat 10 Big Rapids
and Cadsilac on professional business.
Judge Severas goes TO Marquette on
Monday 10 open 1hs Fall term 0f e0grt.
Fred ". Stevens hzs returned rom De-
troit whsrs hs ~as called on legal business.
HI O'Neil. travelling passenger agent Of
the O.. r. l. & 2 Road. wAs here yesterday.
T.. 3. sanford. travelling passs1gee agent
o. The C.. 3. q y, vas n Ihs city yesterday.
John Z. Hartman. Of Cincinnati, has re-
turnsd home alter = brief yisiI With friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Phnbrick. Of New
York cily. are visiting c. @. Phhbrick ana
family.
Nis Myrs Robinson has rsturned from
Chicago where sac aas been Spending the
rum1ser.
" l. stsnnard, travelling freight agent
Of ths g. q y. ". Railroad. was in town
ysstsrday-
Hon. Arthur E Wing. the new United
States Bsnk Examiner. Il making an OH
cial visit IA tais city.
John g. Clark Who has been visiting
M sad hfs. d. Z. Stesrns. has returned to
hls home IA Duluth
Mrs. z. A. Algsr, Mrs Allen sheldon and
Mr. snd Mrs. r. ID. sheldon. Of Detroit,
we're 10 he city yesterday.
Mss Katie McFSu sRd Gsorxs f. swift,
both % Holland. we're married on Wsdnes-
asy. a. So Spring st. by tns Rev. X. A.
Mcintyre.
ig is said that George Washington Simp-
son. % tns car shops. aspirss 20 some higa
Govern meot position under General Harri-
sons administration.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
AGReAT ExHlslIloN.
Ths Lat week 9th. Great Centennial Er.
positfos-

Ths Lat week 9th. Grsat Centennial Ex.
Pssitfos-
In order - give al 90 opportunity to
visit this mammoth Exposition. he Cen
tsnnial Commission has upon urgent re-
Guest extended the time smother week.
A ths railroads from Ibis city should
make Is sn OBJECT for the people to 20 By
giving excursion rOand TIP tickets a. ex-
tremslY low rates.
Arrangements for special entertain nnsnts
of al kind savs osen made by the manage
UenL Ths Interesting aud grand sxhioit
msts By TIRE United States Government q
worth sssing o. snv price. Dont miss t.
kTsrv day vii be special day. Vow that
ne election has gone in svor
ef protection. al can afford
f1 90 snd take their children Those Who
ars old enough - understand l. vii enjoy
b. snd ths ssn1s vii tssch thsu a prac icsl
.sSson isr beyond any ether schooling
which they might ee scie "a securs. The
sights ~iii he plsssurs - them 10 be rs-
nisnnherei during iifs The exhibit = not
- arvs Ess 10 enc a. Philad~lphis N
1876. bar much superior a. far as II goes
THIS : ycur lSst cnsncs. Go By all
means
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Three horses will be used hereafter in
stead of two to pull the big 10000 pound
fire engine stationed at No. 3 engine house.
Three horses will be driven Russisn style.
abreast, and there will be two poles between
which will be one horse and the other two
horses on either side. The horses will be
trained to take their places at the engine al
the tap Of tbs bell
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Mayor Bennett as Prophet.

Clarence n. Bennett, mayor Oi Jackson,
sent the following telegram 10 the Buffalo
Tunes on election day:
This State may hereafter be figured Ia
the Democratic column. The enthusiasm
is great and The work honest and earnest.
The National ticket will receive vote that
Will surprise the nation. Michigan is all
rigot aud Burt will be elected Governor
without doubt You may count on 5.OOC
majority for the fusion ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Lots OF fun was had yesterday by the
friends of Louis Kuhn and Al Courtwright
To pay an election bet Louis wheeled Al
from Kuhn Bros. 5 saloon on Pesrlst. to
the CappOu a. Bertsch Leather Store OF
Canal-st. and return. The wheelborrow
was cushioned with cabbage leaves and
playing cards and the procession was
swelled to quite a crowd by the friends o
the two men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
VIII Paw the Bet.

Fred Gresham and w. Carlyle of the G.
r. & I. shops made the following bet on
election. If Ford was elected Carlyle was
to give an oyster s1poe- and card party TO
sixteen gentlemen and lady friends but If
Bsiknsp. then Gresham was 10 do the same.
Gresham is making preparations 70 pay the
wager Ia first class style some time next
weak
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
ALMOST a FAIALITV

Er-s~nsger F-rry'- Bugxy Overturned s.d
He "a RuFtea q, she Hud.
FS senator T. n Fsrrys horse walked
~ - road between Grand Haven and
SprirE fske Iss' M5ndsv night whils NJ
Fsrrv wss returning from mskirzs speech
in tha oetEb scoring town. The carriage
horse s71 frivsr we're rolled nucsrsmon-
ious.v iuto rlsrs1.
Nr Ferry found himss II partly hurisd
rrder the aorss aud ap 20 rs ebin in mud
sd wste- Alter bard vork- fee8ag - one
tine chat his last moment bal crrus -
srcceedes En- exfricatng 2 himself He vss
siriest exsrstsst. lt tcek three hanrs f'r
he heip thst "a summcned - xst tar
harss aut ef the mire
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Uo E.uSoyed Water.

''Ah. that is nice end refreshing" said
Billy Bhyea, as ne set down the soup at
the boarding house table.
I'm glad to learn you liked Il, said
the lanGlady.
Yes, replied Billy, enthusiastically.
s1f there is anything that do enjoy it's
, big refreshing drsught Of pure water. ="
~.-Merchant Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

rt. fnsi call Of tie caIsndar Cor tae
Sspies-,bal terrn ~ ~ Supsrior Court -iI
10 rssfs rers MONDAY snd rom dsr 70 3sy
,s.rssf-sr natH sii tbe case t6ereon srs
f.sr.ssed 81 Astorns7s are rsonestei -
.ttar-1 the enurf on Acndsv and srrsrss
CAP he trisi 81 csses thev sre interested m
4u-anr So irn 1artsnt AZ css~s CD cs rris3
- s-~~ s-e s-te ~ brrksv. Nsnkef
.sr,t-;.t-sf~r etc -. TIE Nichgsn cen-
frsf Rsiircsd Gem csnv. Coroilt -. Currheon
s-S Gay vs. fu,asn- Ven inrT - Pi1ub
vs Fns cay ~ rrsrd karits, sad theTsr
i-...-rba CIV "a ersBd hsoids "a. 81 3
fs-se4 crfminai-rhe People ~ lean
seantoo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Dctsetve Powers snd Georzs sh-s ~
sosrss. nsie q TsTv odd sef &C slecssen.
II Ha-r,sca voa Powers US "a kicx ss>s E
q, tbe pss-fsfs RI Ci~~slsaf Sses - -
49, Powers nst - zrae z,s..u-e NJ
Fswers ~ het1 saes - sAs k.t ehen -
sseearsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

WasaEzsF8a seg. l9-rof aeeer AA.hs-
- r..a Il tss eastern sosasa. ss.lo84Fg
tsEaasFa1.1s agEl1slF sia-s Loser
Aicaszaa. asls 1las. agrtn-asl cry Hiaas .
1900 s4Fa1ls. siasls4alg -sl1Ee stl2zs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
OUR NEW RAILROAD.

Jerry Boyston contomp plates Lias TO
Grand Rapids.
The Central Michigan. the new railros d
projected by Jerry Boynton to connect the
T. &O.st point in Ooio with Rogers
CITY IN this state, by way OF Battle Creek,
and Lowell. proposes 10 build into this city
from Lowell The new route IL claimed 10
shorten the distance between Grand Rapids
and New York about ten miles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
raaHave 8is Hat- Cut.

Esymour CogshsIl Of Sparta. took a vow
four years ago not 10 have his hsir cut un-
I'll q Republican President Was sgsiu
elected. lie h&s kept his vow end bis nsir
i. vsry % 2 but he is now al liberty 10
divest himself Of bis locks ss soon ss hs
chooses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

For don't csre. dull. tired feeling. I'm
povsrished blood, duu psiBs ia back and
had. tsutslzing skin eTnpfions, Kemp 9
Ssr-Npsr'ils never fails 70 give relef. We
siwsgs guarantee IS Prios 81 per bottle
Ilbss d-ng store. rs Sonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

wsns sssfy UsvsiinE Uan u 6reue
EspAas. regardless q ps.itlos. ~ rs-lsasn. q
esuas evt seaigas ans hslp Is seleersls
bess Nsy ss1s soAr political pFssudlees
lsg "a Jan Asaas sac kass . sfaoo ola
p3Fsos PieAss be ga hsad a. iss,os hs
e. e-ss ths sseclnE Brisg yoar emessll -
acc lanterns NsGrf as svsF.
CEa- n. o~kk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

At tke Rerussfcsn na>sting Yesterday
a1sraooa. = vote - thauks sad taree
cses-s ws-s g-vsn - NJ. Lee. rho Refused
% ssks Dsg fsE the ase q his bzil 6sriaz
tae can "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

" L Cunasnzhsm o. s77 Hsll-st. =
driver sn be Cansi. Monroe and Divison-
a. street car line lsf bis bone as Thars-
dsv morning All Bas ao. 5se8 seen ~ b.s
taaiiiv srge thsV me.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

The wheei 5orr0w episode be ween y :.
Gunn aud Rodney Ssssios. ~iil coue IT
nsxt veek. sfrsr n. o4icisl ooout Nr.
Gunn WANTS - Fee "a miserzbis - possible
before ne undertakes the 20.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
OFFER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

The Creditors Of Henry n. Goebel Receive
Onsr.
The assignee Of Henry NJ. Goebel, the
picture dealer, has formally offered TO settle
With the creditors at % cents on the dollar
half cash and Tue remainder in install llments.
The creditors ara now considering the mat
ter. but the probability is that the offer will
be rejected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Congressman -lect Bslkusp was visited
Thursday by seven of the employees Of the
BsIsnsp Wagon Company. Those in at
tsndsncs were r. d. Nhitlock. T. y. Ellis.
Will Conksy. Burt Frisnt. II. p. Beiknsp.
and Tpm RelknAp. and Nj = oOd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

First Burglar Well. let's tackle this
house. know there's sorne money in IL.
Second Burglar-Will il be safe JOB!
'You bet; 10 danger of discovery"
"Who lives herey"
'Phippen, the detective" - Lincoln
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

'fWhew" sighed the umbrella. "hov
suffer- am worn to q skeleton. and have
bad four of my ribs broken for week. F"
Go toi" rotorted the hat. You su1cTi
Why, every night of my hfe Is speas
upon the rack. Time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Yesterday morning Chas. A. DsNar sp-
pesred u Police Court for sentence and vas
fned $40 and costs. in al SIS -. or twenty
davs NJ. Dswar sssme5 10 fnink ihaf he
Goa & DO better elsewhere, so be apgsassd
tls csss to tie Circuit Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

ID vou suT.r rfh esesrrtf Yea csn -
ca-ss 81 vsn fsks Ho>5s SsrxsfaFl -
greet hoof sur-r 81 ~ 80 crags -
Prsnsrsd anlg ~ g. T. H75d A o. Apozs-
scsries EcweH ksss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Loeij~w has Just carried od IN old
Sioux scout named Mshpes hNakss.A at
tao aye of nearly lo0. lie dad vel to es-
cape lockiaw 50 long New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Going to Damn = Church.

Mary Havley has written letter TO the
Church Of the Children saying that il the
church did not pay the 5000 due for burying
the Bishop. and do it Al once, the church
would be eternEly damned There is a
pretty good show Of the church being
a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
A Dsuoelsr SAYS.

Marvin c. Brown Druggist. Meredith
VillsRs, \. h.. says ] have sold your Sui
phur Bitters for wears, and. contrary 10
most medicines, never sold bottle 70 any
one who said IL aid not help them. They
cured me OF those terrible sick headaches
when every other remedy failed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Read sssut the new D0lton ware ~
LsoDsfas lsfss sunday morning sasef
tlAemsnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

AntsussI Busch Bud weissg q lastly cslles
Pride OF Amerlca. livery sample rooD
should ksys II on dfsUght.
Ns. OELOcE,
Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

All kinds fresh ocean and lake fish re-
ceivsd tomorrow st bh.eu 81 Aiiyns. e5
Pesri-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
5000 Reward.

EeW pes ffle ss0vs ~r~st ~ s1f teee ~
1fre- frsr+ rss-sf ff~rr4ftrie rieh E eafssrre IT
rtFfssoF fGua. <ssltor go Fe1fFH 20 fNrffr
e-f~e ftt p -ef eFetsFIe liver lits. w. ~
81 -eftsn1s srf sFiaaiT err 80 r-'tn reT 49,
ssl-sir E~e~sskss s+.e asefrr "a A. grt a.. fer
tigH fucsr frsfeE ls-Ef hgTer fe'i % pf1f
Fais 81 .er+te rrr ~ - fs<erRFfs tifrs,t
- srasrfs7 fe5k enf N - tlrsut - I5r trf
..sssss.~r.--.f ~~if - 5Hrs q NfsT q ff
fThe ~ ssEsrs 81, - Etf SD q /, ftiesve
r-s- go ppfkseas e~nt - naf rryf~K -
rsreirf ~ e a-cers S1ezor So, - . p TIA
- stsr-,s-sF r,r>rf Rs-f1s kes
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Anheuser- Busch Bndweiser is Justly call
ed Pride of Aperics." Every sample room
should have II ON draught.
WM. GEIocK
Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

AL ms-1 be > Sfs rsqgss.ec - uneeg 81
Asgs azll a. 50 3. H. 10 psfgieipsss IN
tGs p6r4as. bring Unilofms tofcass sEo
Ia kCrls.
EINKs GAsErF
CapIsin
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

LIvF LoBsrEss. LAsE AID srs FfsH.
FRESH live iobsters received forn orrov,
ar oiled slies 81 Blivsn Abyss, g
Pear e..
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

AEhsuser- Bssch BuG Ssissr is Justly call
sd Pride Of Amerlcs Every sample room
should lava lt On drsuEht
Nm. 6HLocK,
Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

All kinds fine ovstsrs received today al
Bliven & Allyns, So Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

AL kinds fresh ocean aud lake nsh re-
ceiysd t0morrow at Bisen & Anyu's. O.
fesrl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

All kinds fac oysters received today a
Bliven & Allyn's O. Pesri-si.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

LIVE LoBsIERs, LAKE AND SEA FIss.
Fresh. live HOLSTERS received tomorrow
and boiled alive ct Blvsa a. Abyss. o5
Pssrl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Anhense~ Pcsssh E1 wss~4r = f-sv - T.
- Prise 81 2n1frsc& ErsrT ssra5e Yoo-s
shcas5 asTs - en arsag
~E. cxro-x
swnzx
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

There are no fies on BeIknap,
There are no fies on Ben,
Bul poor Old Grover IS flies al over
Bes. des he ioss his Sl0 -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

. asTlFlcATlos OsNoNsTsATlON
A FiaAI Pazsas 81 RsDablt1sa cilbs .aa
Othsr OFz.aiz.alsss - ho~SF II
"a. Rle1sxy .s sAs Polls "a
Tassa.s

dscts1 FietorY q ne ksp1oles2 P2f1s ~
sss slsstien oa fusfiAr. aa.i parade q
tas saris1s clubs aac al 0ebsr ofgaHlza-
noa. .ao iasiri3ssis ~ao desire 70 pzr1el-
o4is. - lzks pace ihis sysain< Ar
ranzsasnts ssfe maee Tor t1is dsra0aslra-
sion a, TIE meeting asit a. Laess Hall
Yesterday afternoon Fsllo~iag . list
of ihs e11sas appointed. ths order of
pars8s aaI sss has oi n4srca.
Dsn g. Lsa hers Prssidsut and Chief
Nsrsla. va A 1ass4 >scrsgsrT a. q
Cblsl IT STAT Starry W L0u<. Treasurer
a. Asssstaar Asrsazl. All tie iollos.us
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-14
rssou>o>. KERN a se"UruK.

Aho.. brand on irn hir. .i'i. or .hpulirr.
A!.o o-u circle = hrani on any IaT' ui
animal. iipr.. hr,ni circle = nn lri .h"uI'
s.r. it.n.-. ric.-snc- cr,-l, tr'-~-n whit"
rir.r. Parachute and i,oan creeks. r".'ofsc"
sJ5r,s.. N-~k-r.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-14

tf-s,~bsut
u-LusttarF
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truukfs,nl.
ssrui - lr
hipsrisL~ii
der Range.
Ipg-'r vhiI-
river r-f
81 Hiir-z-
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-14
GAmVsGLn CATTLE 90.

s,-a,- brani ou ,sa;h sides, Ai.a ouu
on LOTT .ii-, iiuTr- brand satns
..oui on l-'t 'hish. itsnEr. sn'''h
vars VI witt. river. sts~t-rry Hni Crooked
u.-k., pa.insrr- .adt-s.. N-oA-r. Colorado,
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-14
HOWARD 'iii.iii-
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d.. S.-k-g
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aui waite
river Uru
ui ~rfniy
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