Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-12-08

In our advertising cOIumnS denotes that
a seven column paper is too large for a
two-column town"
In the march of empire you will find
that j. Cochran sells good goods, cheap
for cash.
About 100000 in gold bullion, repre-.
senting the product Of the belt mines
for the latter half Of the month Of No
vember, vent east by Wells Fargo's
express on Monday.
Don't buy a stove of any kind until
you see me. | can save you money.
Il. V. Garlock.
A. G. Baker, Of Baskerville, was in
town a few days ago looking as cheerful
and happy as q legislator elect. 1t was
a boy, it weighed ten pounds and it ar
rived OIL Saturday. the oath uIt. 1t came
to stay.
Carpets, oil cloths and mattings cheap
mt Heidepriem's.
Thomas Stack, a tough convicted at
the August term in Deadwood upon a
charge of robbery, was recently SEN
fenced to ten years Imprisonment in the
~penitentiary. He held up a citizen of
Sturgis, for which he received the least
possible sentence under the law.
Clothing and furnishing goods, at
Smith q Fitch's.
Pat McHugh, formerly a resident Of
this place, at present a citizen Of Lang
don, Cavalir county, is a member elect
to the legislature. He is now on a visit
to California, and will return via Dead
wood, where he lived at an early day,
and where the Times says, he may again
invest.
For sash and doors go to Heide-
priem's, the cheapest place in the Hills
A large amount Of representation
work Is being done upon the various
mining claims in this vicinity, and, from
present appearances, it is safe to say
that but few claims will be forfeited by
reason Of a failure upou the part of the
owners to perform the required amount
of work upon them.
Buy your iron, steel, nails, picks.
shovels and mining supplies Of L. v.
Garlock.
The Homestake people have com
pleted the survey for an extension OF
their road down Elk creek, eight miles
from Brownsville. Track will be laid,
or a portion of il, this fall if the weather
permits. and the remainder next spring.
This extension will carry the road into
big timber. -Deadwood Times.
Closing out II immense stock Of wall
paper to make room for fall goods. Over
one hundred varieties left.
L. V. Garlock.
Building operations are steadily pro-
crossing in this place. The favorable
character of the weather has had a tend
ency to encourage operations, resulting
in a number of new building enterprises
being planned, and which will be con
sumated during the early part Of the
winter. Custer is evidently all right.
Paints, oils, furniture polish, and
varnishes of all kinds for sale at iieide-
priem's.
AT a meeting of the board of directors
of the Dansby Mining company, held at
tits place on Thursday, arrangements
were perfected for the immediate pat
enting of their claims, and for having
the assessment work done for the pres.
ent year. A meeting of the %stockhold.
ers was called for the second Tuesday
in January.
A complete stock Of paints, oils, warn.
ish, sash and doors at I. V. Garlock's, at
prices that cannot be beat.
We are requested to tender, through
the medium of the CHRONICLE, the
heartfelt thanks Of the wife and family
of the late William Altaffer, to the many
kind friends whose attentions were so
cheerfully and untir ngly bestowed in
administering to the care and comfort Of
their lamented relative during the peri
od Of his protracted illness.
You can get better boots and shoest a
smith 4 Fitch's for less money than at
any other house in town.
Harry Gregg came from the Castle
Chief. The mill is running continuous
", except 10 clean UP. The result is
entirely satisfactory and would be a good
deal more 40 if it was a 120 stamp mill.
The ore is low grade but pays well for
miniag and reduction, even with the
small mill that is in operation. There
IL a mountain OF ore. an abundance of
water, and inoxhaustible quantities of
wood -Deadwood Times.
One hundred barrels If choice winter
aDples. part Of which have been receiv
ed and balance "A rOUtC, 0te bving
offered at bottom figures at Hitchcock's.