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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-22

4 HILADFLPHIA STORE.
JUST RECEIVER. Another lot 81 the 52inch
Ladies' Cloths all colors at
50c
New Plaids and stripes, 4o-inch
. wide, at 391fc. 40 and Soc
BARGAINS IN colored Henriettas. at Soc
B5c and s5c.
Full line OF serges at 5Oc and
toe
SPECIAL One lot 3s-inch all-wool MIXED
cLoAKINGs. Don't forret e our line Of closk
ines We have good
styles at 81 as, 81, 81. 40 and
1913. "a wide.
Black Goods in gre az variety and
very low prices
TABLE LINENS Our stock OF Table Linens can
not be beat for prices and
qualities.
BLANKETS, and Comforts from 81 up.
tull line Of Flsnnels. very
cheap.
Full Line Of Domestics
TO REDUCE stock Of v orsteds VIII offer for
week
IMPORTED Germantown at lee. q Hank.
IMPORTED saIony q 10 cent. a Hank
Zephyr 2 and s-fold. Sc a
Lap, worth &c.
WE guarantee these to be the
best Goods in the market, and
will only sell them at the
above prices for the time adj
advertised.
EXTRA. One lot of ch,ldren's extra
double knee, wide ribbed Cot
ton Hose in Navy Blue, q 20
~, at 21c-. WIS 20 20 50c
CARPETS We are Offering great induce
ments ia Ingram, Tapestry
and Body Brussels CsrIets II
cAE ma ~ 1 III TE II Ssh
NIL 92s 9TH aud 106 X ST NV
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FoLL1rs Or TIE TINES


WE DON'T KNOW, But YOU BET ON THE
ELECTION, AND HAD TO PAY MoNEYYoU
COULD ILL-AFFoRD TO SPARE.
WASN'T IT A FOLLY TO TAKE SUCH
CHANCES,
IF YOU ARE LOSER BY THE RECENT
ELECTION, ARE THERE NOT HUNDRED
AND ONE THINGS OCCUR TO YOU FOR
WHICH YOU COULD HAVE JUDIcIoUsLY
EXPENDED THE MONEY YOU GAMBLED
AWAY IN YoKING A WISH AND AN
oPINIoNg
OF SUCH BETS WHO WON'T READILY
CoNCEDE THAT THE WHOLE PROCEDURE
WAS UNNITIGATED FOLLY.
WE'LL, THERE ARE OTHER FoLLIEs
NOT ALWAYS SO PALpABLE PERHAPS
IT'S FOLLY To DEPRIVE YOUR FAMI-
LIES OF STOVES. CARPETS. CHAMBER
AND PARLoR SUITES. OR HoUsEFURNIsH-
ING GOODS OF ANY KIND BECAUSE YOU
HAVEN'T ALL THE MONEY IN HAND TO
PAY CASH DOWN. WE SAY IT'S FOLLY,
BECAUSE OUR CREDIT PLAN is ONE YOU
WOULD EMBRACE AT ONCE IF YOU
UNDERSTOOD 1T.
THEN IT'S FOLLY NOT TO CALL AND
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TERMS.
AGAIN. IT'S A DISASTROUS FOLLY.
WHEN YOU DO KNOW OUR TERMS. MOTTO
LIVE UP TO THEM MORE DISASTROUS
FOR YOU THAN FOR US.
BUT THERE is NO FOLLY CAN EQUAL
THAT OF DERIVING YOUR FAMILIES
AND RoBBING YOUR HOMES OF SIMPLE
COMFORTS, FOR THE SAKE OF NDULa-
ING MANIA FOR BETTING
HOUSE HERRMASN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE,
s2l AND s23 SEVENTH STREET NV.
AND $50 MASS AVENUE
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Tn Twelve IMMENSE
EXHIBITION FLooRs

IHE Twelve IMMENSE
EXHIBITION YIooRs
WI MOSES SONS ESTABLISHMENT,
Cor ilth and ...nw.
wsshinssOa. DO
Are filed with the most attractive stock OF ruu,.
ture csrTets Upholstery Goods and Interior peoor.-
tons to be had from home and foreign marksts
The following few Of the special attractions ..
each aoor:
FIRST EXHIBITION FLOOR.
IL pieces Fine silk. - inches vide about $50 ysraA
IN all the newes; shades. worth s5c reduced 10 Soc
Per yard
SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR.
There are SIS pairs Of Zine Imported Chenille Cur
tains 30 inches wide by ~ yards long left Of the 100
pairs which were reduced from clio to o. per pair.
which is less than cost to import.
THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR.
1900 yards best BEelow. Lowell and Hartford Body
Brussels in choice designs ana colorins- Reduced
from sLs5 to 81 peryard
FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
Is japanese Screens feet hisA. wings. sofa en-
brOidery satin japanese cloth back Reduced from
s12 to $40
FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
very large Easy Arm Chair covered In best
leather Reduced from s25 TO els.
SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
Solid Walnut Wardrobe. handsomely veneered.
French beveledglass doors. Reduced from 600 TO
$50.
SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
Spice Antique Ash Chamber Suite with q larre
beveled glass in bureau Reduced from s2s to s22.
EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
AMshogony finished Suite. with large double he'd
stead. large bureau with beveled French plate lsss
large wsshstand with splasher rod. all handsomely
carved Reduced from s95 to $50
NINTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
fine San Domingo Mahogany Hand carved Side
board with large closets large linen drawer and
napkin drawers extra heavy plated medal on pulls OF
latest design 5fOot top. 53x24 French plate glass
Reduced from sl15 to se5.
TENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
large handsome Rug Couch. very comfortable Re.
duced from s35 10 S25.
ELEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
SIS yards best all-woo extra super Ingram Carpets
including Lowell and Hartford makes in ne~ and de-
siraoe patterns. Reduced from 75c to Sc per yard
TWELFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
There are about so rolls or about l.5OO yards Of
those 65c.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
which have been selling for 42s<c per yard which is
less than cost to manufacture These will be closed
ont al 42ke. Call early and choice Of the ten
patterns remaining
All the above prices are tor cash on or before de-
livery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-22

Capt Burritt was brave soldier, q thought
ful and conscientious Journalist, and a good
citizen His death 10 loss to the community.
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CHRrsrMAs HAspKERcH1nrs HEnE
CONTINUED below
CHR1srMAs LAcEs ARE HERE.

CHR1srMAs LAcEs ARE HERE.
45nch All Silk Striped Brussels Nets, in evening
shades for &c., ha cost you 81 at the credit stores
JANE HADING" Wells you can get at two other
stores and you'll be charged $3.50 and 81 It's hardly
necessary to describe the Jane Hading"-closely
dotted Net with wide Lace border and Ribbon
to draw under the chin. that's the new veil
LACE SCARFS to reach to the feet the latest.
Over foot wide and nearly yards long, s. 80
All silk Spanish Lace Scarfs Prices gradually rise
$50 for fine Hand Lace Scarfs. The best variety
and lowest prices in this town.
NOVELTIES FROM THE ORIENT
japanese for decoration at prices that will
astound you. Persian Scarfs and Table Covers for
which we charge Sl35, notice are sold elsewhere
for So The Scarfs to match for draping chairs eases
&c, sell at 25c. The mats at 15c, 19c., and 39c,
offered elsewhere for 25c 30c and Soc. and SO it
goes through the store. The is we don't have
to calculate for losses others do because they credit
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(C,Ontinupi heloyvN
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For THREE DArs Only.

WRAPS AT REDUCED PRICES for Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. Tie only reason is to make room
for the importation of Jerseys and to endeavor
to catch the overflow of Holiday Goods from the first
floor. AFTER SATURDAY, NOV. path, AT p NJ.
REGULAR PRICES WILL AGAIN BE DEMANDED.
THE PALIAS ROYAL.
CONTINUED beloy)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-22

MANY GESr1xrs IL THEsr Day
PREFER TO HAVE A "HALF DRESS" SUIT.
AND USE IT FOR BUSINESS, CALLING.
AND GENERAL WEAR, INSTEAD OF WEAR
ING A STRICTLY BUSINESS SUIT DURING
THE DAY AND PUTTING ON ANOTHER
FOR EVENING.
FOR HALF DRESS THERE Is NOTHING
so POPULAR OR so HANDSOME AS "woR-
sTEDs." THESE COME N A VARIETY OF
"wEAvEs," SUCH AS "CoRKscREws,"
"DIAGoNALs," CORDS" HERRING
BONES" AND "BRoAD-wALEs.-
OF THESE THE LATTER Is TEE NEWEST
AND MOST POPULAR. PARTICULARLY FOR
CUTAwAY COATS. FOR PRINCE AL
BERTs," THE Palmer wEAvEs, HOLD
FIRST PLACE.
WE HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO THIS CLASS OF GOODS,
AND OUR STYLES ARE PRECISELY THE
SAME AS ARE MADE TO ORDER BY THE
BEST AND MOST EXPENSIVE MERCHANT
TAILoRs
WE ALSO GIVE SPECIAL PLACE IN OUR
STOCK TO SATLNLyED FULL DRESS
COATS, CUT IN THE LATEST STYLE AND
MADE UP SAME AS CUSTOM WORK
WITH AN UNUSUAL VARIETY OF SIZES,
SHORT, MEDIUM AND LONG. WE CAN FIT
MOST MEN AS WELL WITH ANY OF THESE
GOODS AS IF MADE TO ORDER
EB BARNuM CO,
MO- e3I PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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CHrLDREN's ULsrERs To Go.

To go at reduced prices until Saturday evening.
visit of half hour will teach than could
write in column OF the Star" There's price for
each size so we can't spare space for price list but
promise surprise prices for You and the children
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-22
LOOK, Lookn LooK,n Looknn

FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Plain Chenille in Blue Olive Terra Gotta and Grim
son. 5O-tl vide, reduced to I 4 per yard.
- Pair Portieres, go former price. $3.50
| u lair P9rtieres - 20; former price, 50.
10 Pair All-Over Effects 80 30. former price, sl2.
20 Pair Chenille POrtieres plain tops, IN olive cold
and Crimson, ~; former price, I'll
% "a Jute Table Covers sl25; former price,
10 s4 Chenille Covers, 81 80: former price SIS so
Couch Covers, SILK Tapestry, $50, former price,
Is Screens, feet 5-feet high e. as former price,
Is Bamboo Easles. 50 and 50 50: former price. 81.
10 SIX Tapestry Table Covers, So former price,
3 Mahogsny Parlor Cabinets $50: former price, se5.
zoo Yards Petit Point Furniture Covering, o0c. for
Us Pair Lace Curtains, s375. former price, $50,
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
flne Tennessee Marble Top Suite, Walnut, reduced
Time Walnut Marble-Top sideboard. sos; former
price, 500
Antique Oak Chamber Suite, from slsup.
Crushed Plush Psrlor Suites, only sB5.
dozen.
Antique Oak Wood sideboarss from sl6up
Antlque Oak and Walnut ChlfOnlers. Sl4 up.
ladies' Desk in al Wood Bottom prices
Handsome i've pieces Rug suit, S90
Zine ParlOr Suites upholstered in grades Of cover.
ings, at bottom price
Loco fds Best Atwood, Ingram Carpets. 55c I'd
Body Brussels kugs, all sizes from 81 up.
shy rna velvet Top Rugs, all Bottom prces
nave a tuu line OF goods in every deparfment
winch Will sell at the lowest bottom prices. All
WASH b MILIIAMS
nlf-lW Corner 18th and ID sts NV
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To those kept waiting, who were not waited on in
the WARM UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT this
morning. More commodious quarters tomorrow
extra help. and the discount. % yesterday and
to-day,
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A SLIT.
We have just secured two bargains and. ac-
cording to our custom. proceed to inform the
public Of the fact, and give everyone chance
TO share in the profit Of our hit. We shall not
talk about them any more than to say that they
are the best thing we have been able to offer
yet, and we content ourselves with this short
announcement of their arrival. and invite you
to come andlo look at them and try o pair on.
Here they are:
432 pairs Ladies' Fine Bright Dongola Button
Boots-equal to any we have seen in any win.
dow in the city marked s2
OUR PRICE s225.
2Ss pairs Misses Straight Goat and Kid,
Spring Heel, Button, one Of the leading makes,
which are staple at s1.75, all widths.
OUR PRICE sl.35.
THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE,
400, SOC 7TH ST. NV.
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Real INDIA SILKS. 2Srs. 75o

Ash INDIA ClLkS, ASIN, CC.
We have just opened lot Of choice shades I'm soft fin
ished INDIA SILKS at 75c. Very popular for tea
gowns, blouses. and scarfs
An-wool HENRIETTAs,4 40 in. wide, all the colors
at DOC.
ARMURE SILKS, slightly imperfect, at half price
finest quality.
Rich BRocADE vELvETs, less than half price
Lyons Pure SILK vELvETs at $3.50
ARNURE CORDS for suits
AsTRAkHAN CLOTHS. all colors, at very low prices
Asrest Bargain in Black PEAU DE SOLE SILKS a,
s1.25 worth Sl.55.
Black All silk VELvETS-we have extra oual,tiss a,
low prices:
W. NJ SINISTER 4 SONS,
n%S 919 Pa. Ave.
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TEA Cows DowS In Pace.

Novelties as high as 500 come down to S25 each
Now we skip to the cheapest leaving you to learn of
the many between prces-the sS Flannel Wrappers in
Garnet, Blue and Gray Braid Trimming, reduced to
sc each.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Copfinund ba1ouN
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.
WINTER OPENING.
MRS NJ J. HUNT
VIII open, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22pa case "a
Imported BoNNETS and HATS, the most eleesnf
goods ever Displayed in Washington.
se2e-3m 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
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ULsrERs Ar REDUCED PR1cEs.

U1srERs Ar REDUCED PRrcEs
IT'S not sale of remnants from last year. but the
very latest styles of listers. Raglans Modeskas
in English beaver, diagonal, and corkscrew
English cloths, in colors and many combination
striped effects The tight backs, with tight and loose
fronts and the improved bell and angel sleeves
Ask to the S14 Striped Cloth Raglans but don't
pay than $40 for them that's the reduced price
The English Diagonal Cloth Modjeskas, with quilted
satin lining and braid trimming, $50 instead of
S22 until Saturday.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
fCoutinued beloW)
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IMPORTER
WRAPS AND JACKETS,

TO which the attention of Ladies' urgently directed
this entire Stock being new all of the highest grades
OF material made and finished in the most workman
Ike manner.
Jackets 90. 90 ranging in price to s3O
Newmarkets and Raglans 50. ranging In price to
500
Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets. s15 ranging in price
70 e125 Made of the finest grade of Bradford Plush
Of hns texture that none but an EXPERT can dis
tnesh from the real Seal Fur, finished like the real
Seal garment, richly lined
Special Seal Plush Modteska at SIS, reg price 500
Novelties In Pattern Garments, and have dupli-
Gates, and will recommend themselves to patrons In
search Of very high class goods.
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MALL Nur Cow Ar 1926
NV TABLE LINENS AND Towels.

New TABLE LINENS AND Towels
E. G. DAVIS
INVITES YOU TO INSPECT HIS STOCK.
Many styles cannot be had elsewhere. Ele-
giant German Damask, at Soc, 75c. and 81
per yard French Damask. at ST. 81 %, S15O
and g. with Napkins to match Good values
in Table Sets. One line of White Sets, with
Drawn Thread, confined to our house.
TOWELSi TOWELS.
We show the very best to be found and prices
range from 121sc to 81 piece
New Black Hosiery and Gloves Merino Hose
sizes to 10, 50c.: good value at 75c Our
Fabric Gloves are of the best make One lot of
Cashmere Gloves left over from last season;
prices, 75c., SSc. and 81. We nowoffer themat
Goo pair.
NEW KID GLOVES We can furnish any
shade; prices from 75c up to the best
New Ruchings and Neckwear, Windsor Ties,
Lace Fichus, &C., &c.
HANDKERCHIEFSI HANDKERCHIEFS!!
We show all the Newest styles. and have them
from 121kc. to finest Embroidered Goods Ele-
giant French Styles at 25c. Beautiful Initial,
in Linen and Silk. In Silk Initial we have them
at Soc, 75c., and sl-our own importation.
Our stock of BLACK DRESS GOODS is com
plete. Black Silk Warp Henrietta were never
better. We have few pieces of our 81 3S num-
Der left.
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KID GLOVES.

The Winter importation of our celebrated Foster
Improved Lscing Glove has arrived Our sales on
this Glove during the past have been enormous
and We intend giving our patrons this season Glove
having no superior in fit, style, or reliability.
Our 81 Glove is the best in the city.
nae eO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 3
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lime OLD RYE wHISKEY, GUARANTEED OVER
Il six years old, reduced frop 55c 70 soc per pint
KOLB PHARMACY.
n21-3t 9Th aud SITS
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$4,000 WORM Or JERSEYS

(continued below,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

Rev. j. b. earns, presiding Elder Of
the Methodist church in the Hills, was
present at the quarterly meeting here
on Sunday, and preached morning and
evening to a large congregation. He is
an earnest and forcible speaker, pleasant
and agreeable in manner, and made a
very favorable impression in this com
munity. This was Rev. earns first visit
to Custer, and he expressed himself as
being favorably impressed with its
promising and beautiful sur
roundings. The CHRONICLE acknowl-
edges a pleasant call.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

Harry Turpin came Monday from
Hermosa.
NJ. L. Dodge came in from the Eta
mine on Tuesday.
Hugh Martin wasa Wednesday conner
from Pleasant Valley.
j. f.. Young came in from lower
French creek OF Monday.
John Beatty was a Fairburn man at
the Vienna on Saturday.
&. McErickssn was a Hill City mar at
the kleemann on Monday.
V. ID. Wilkinson registered in the city
from Rapid on Wednesday.
w. j. Jones was an Omaha gentleman
at the Vienna on Wednesday.
Smith Adams, of Chadron, autograph
ed at the kleemann on Monday.
c. +. Smith, Of Rapid, vas registered
at the kleemann on Saturday.
Henry Schenck, of Sheridan, was a
guest at the Vienna on Saturday.
J. Curry was in town from the A u Z
Cattle ranch, Wyoming, on Saturday.
Cook & Rogers, of the Grizzly Bear
mine, were rusticating III town on sun
day.
II. A. Johnson and II. Austed were
Tuesday arrivals at the Kleemann from
Brownsville.
J. w. Fowler was among the guests
registered at the Vienna Oh Saturday
from Rapid.
j. d. Junod, Of the Gillette (B. &. NJ
surveying party, was In town Saturday
for mail and supplies.
T. p. Sweet and f. L. Hanson we're
arrivals in town from Beaver creek,
Wyoming, on Thursday.
J. H. and J. Il. Freel, Wyoming cattle
men, were registered at the Vienna on
Saturday from Sundance.
Ed Holman and j. E. Higgins were a
brace of Hill City rustlers enjoying life
in the tin metropolis on Monday.
Henry Pilger, q cattle grower of the
western part of this county. found com
Portable quarters at tho Vienna on Mon
day.
+. w. Mondeil, Joseph Lee, and A.
Kelly came in on a business mission
from the busting b. 4 Nj. coal camp on
ednesday.
j a. Stanley, of Hermosa, republican
candidate for county treasurer. accem
panied by his uncle, Mr.. Allen, OF
Lansing, Mich, were among the arrivals
Thursday arrivals at the Hleemann.
Judge +. G. Dudley, of Hot Springs
and &. T.. Boland, of Buffalo Crap, came
In by private conveyance from The lattel
place on Thursday evening, and return.
ed on Friday morning. The nature O.
their business at this particular time, sc
near election, can only be imagined.
Jack Hale, of Tilford, and Henry
Keets, of Spearfish, democratic aspirants
for legislative l%onors, were registered at
the Vienna on Saturday. They were ell
route to their homes after haying visit
ed Oelrichs, Buffalo Gap and Hot
Springs in the interest of the success OF
the democratic legislative ticket at the
coming election. They were hopeful
and happy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

The weather during the past month
has been unusually favorable for build
ing operations, and ample time has been
~vouchsafed for perfecting preparations
for snow storms which, not ~infrequently,
occur in the Hills before the end OF
October. 1t is more than probable
however, that if these storms were still
further delayed, until December had
come and gone, there would still be a
portion of the community who would
be just about ready to get ready for the
advent Of the beautiful.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

Il. q. johnson, of Buffalo Gap, the
genial democratic candidate for probate
judge, who has been chapperoning DR..
Cleveland "a counsin Of Grover's)
through the weird wilds of Wyoming in
quest OF game, went into camp at this
place on Saturday on his return home.
We are unable to present a report of the
result of the expedition, but be that as
it may, it is safe to say, that the Doctor
highly enjoyed the trip. favored as he
was with the company Of the man, Of all
men the best calculated to enliven, and
while away the lonely hours around the
camp fire.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

Mrs. Stadden, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
a lady who is at present visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Pring'e, at Point of Rocks,
and who came TO the Hills with a view
to the restoration of her health, has
been greatly benefited by her brief
s%ojourn here. Her husband, who has
been appraised of her improved condi-
ton, is expected to join his wife in a
short time, when they will take up their
permanent residence in this highly
favored locality.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

+. II. Flynn, of this city, the date of
whose admission to the bar Is comparatiy-
ely recent, essayed his maiden speech N
the case Of the territory against Raridan
during the late term of the district court
in this city, in which case he was re-
tanned by the defendant. The effort
was an able one, rejecting much credit
upon his legal talent, and is said to have
been a surprise package, even to his in
innate acquaintance, who were fairly
familiar with his impressive style of
delivery and his marked argumentive
ability.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

Ninety per ZEN Of the amount sub.
scribed by the citizens Of Hot Springs
for the erection Of the Methodist college
at that place has recently been guaran-
teed, and the deeds to the property
donated will soon be secured. This will
be accepted as a fair warrant for the
building of that institution at the place
named, and it is very probable that
building operations will be resumed
early next spring.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03
GENERAL Ell LECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday, the
9th day vi November, A. ID. 1888, at the voting
places In the various election precincts in the
County OF Custer. AN election To be held for the
following TERRITORIAL, District and County of
fcers, tO-wit:
One delegate I'm Congress, for Dakota Terri
tory.
Two members of the Territorial council l4th
legislative district.
Three member of the House OF Representa-
tives l4th legislative district.
one Register OF [. Deeds (Ex-oficlo County
Clerk
One sheriff.
One Assessor.
One Judge OF the Probate Court
one County Treasurer.
One County Surveyor.
One Coroner.
one County District Attorney.
one member Board County commissioners 3rd
district.
One Justice of the Peace and one Constable
The polls will be open at the following places:
Battle River precinct at j. f.. Wight's Office,
Hermosa.
Baskerville precinct at Potts residence.
Battle Valley precinct 1T Steel school house,
Buffalo Gap precinct at Buffalo Gap school
house.
Custer precinct at Bliss Building.
Cheyenne River precinct at stun gis & Go0dells
Elk Mountain precinct at Teepe Gulch school
house.
Eidorado precinct at Henderson's residence.
French Greek precinct at Palmeter's store,
Fairhurn.
Lame .Johny precinct at Dean school house.
Martin Valley precinct at Martin Valley school
house.
Point Of Rocks precinct at Pringles' residence.
Pleasant Valley precinct at Jos. Heumphreus
residence.
Spring Creek precinct at Cunningham's store,
Folsom.
Squaw Creek precinct at C. Bclknap's resi-
dence.
Which election will be opened l. at eight O'Clock
IN the morning, ana WIZ continue open until hve
O'Clock I'm the afternoon OF the same day.
Dated this end day Of October, A.. i. 1888.
j. L. PITCHER,
County Clerk.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

A. T. Van Devort received on Mon
day, from Omaha, a pair Of registered
thoroughbred Poland-China pigs, which
is probably the first importation OF
registered stock Of this character ever
shipped to Custer county. The male
pig viii. flourish under the name Of Gus
ter Chief, and future local SWINE grow
ers will, no doubt, in the course of
coming events, DO moved to rise Up and
call him a full blown daisy.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-03

A. d. Clark, ofButialo Gap, editor and
proprietor of the News, well known in
every part of the Hills, has accepted a
place on the republican legislative ticket,
vice Bower, resigned, and will make the
race with a much brighter prospect oil
success, than the nan he succeeded
could have reasonably hoped for, had
he been successful in his futile effort to
have his name again placed upon the
ticket.