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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
SOCIETY >EWs.

Peabody Lodge held we'll attended
meeting Tuesday evening,
Perseverance Uniform Rank will hold
their next me citing ON the first Thursday
of next month for the purpose Of electing
officers.
Perseverance, Lodge held regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Attendance
was good and the regular business was
transacted.
woonasqustucket Encampmeut held
It's regular meeting Monday evening
large number were present aud the
second degree was conferred upon one
member.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
KuIghts Of Pythia-
ball was IN entire success.

The ball was an entire success.
J Daley * an ardent admirer Of Terp-
sichore.
+. McReading " never enjoyed quad
lille better
DR.. T.. ;. Fisk held place upon sew
pral committees.
H. o. Huse was one Of the committee
II arrangements.
I. W. Penney made a very efficient,
assistant floor director.
Mr.. George A. Beane and daughter
tripped the light fantastic"
Thomas W Penney, Of this place, made
an efficient assistant hJor director.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22

Miss Caroline Boss, Of this place, is
teaching school az Rocky Hill.
The stock. farming tools. etc. of Henry
Buckln will he sold at public auction
tomorrow.
The owners Of the mill properly are at
work taking out old machinery, and it is
understood that the contract for rebuild
ing the dam has been awarded TO North
Providence parties.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
HUGHESDALE.

Mrs, James Patton, Of this place, is
visiting her mother ON Pioneer street.
Miss Joanna Remington entertained
surprise birthday party ON the evening
Of the 22d
Mrs. Atwood and Miss Webb are pre-
pairing "a choral exercise for Easter, with
the assistance of the choir
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
P0CASSET.

Miss Mary stevens has returned from
a visit cover continent"
Miss Maude Munroe has been visiting
friends in this place this week.
The pocasset Ice Co, have filled four
houses with Ice last week, and are now
cutting at llughosdalo reservoir.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
NORTH SClTUATE.

Mr. Henry Bueklin is slowly improy-
ing
There has been considerable sickness
here q late.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
DIED.

% Johnston i7ih inst. Abel Hall. Ia the 5ilh
year Of be age.
ln Johnston. leth inst. Josiah b. Baxter, Ia hi'
'fth ysar
In Johnston. l6th Inst Margaret J., wife o.
Gogrge a stgue, Ia the sGth year Of hCf sge,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-22
THORNTON

An illuminated concert will be given iu
the chapel the first Sunday IN March.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
McMiIIin's I,epor,

WNmSoroy, Feb. iG-Mr. MclHllin's
report accompanying the iaHn bin reported
by him this morning, from the Committee
on Ways and Means says the bill Il, rendered
Ia spirit Of compromise; practically Il il
the bill heretofore passed by the House with
the chemical cotton aud most of the iron
schedules stricken out The greater part of
the report Is devoted 10 an argument In
favor Of the tarin reduction based upon an
array Of figures, showing the value Of
agricultural products at different pcri.
obs The majority report accompanying
Cowlcs' bill stated that the enactment II
the bill would reduce the estimated surplus
Tor the isal year 1880 from S53.IJ25ii 10
s225ij.iOi. The taxes proposed 10 be- rc.
pcalcd hy thc bin reported are particularly
oppressive un the farmer. both ln the
amount of tax levied against his product a.
we'll ns in the yCxiHiious manner 81 IT, col.
lection. Their d NO longer iu the opinion
oi TIE committee any Justification Tor the
continuance ul these taxes.
The House Committee on Territories 10.
dag authorized favorable report to be- made
on the bill introduced Yesterday by Repre-.
sentative Joseph. providing on enabling act
l9r the admission Uf the Territory uf New
Mex co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
An Elevator nuraed.

MONTREAL Feb. 10 AT o O'Clock thi,
morning hrc broke out In Peck. Benny a
Co.'S foundry, on Mil street. aud the build.
Ing Wa destroyed. The loss is $4,000.
covered by Insurance Shortly after ~
o'clock Il WIS discovered that the big grain
elevator adjoining the burned foundry. aud
owned by James MoDougall. was on lire.
The flames were soon beyond the control oi
the fire brigade, o. there was not sufficient
water pressure. In short time the whole
upper portion oi the buildingvas in blaze.
The ROOF soon icll iu. Two hrsmcn narrowly
escaped death. IN the elevator Wrfp stored
ib.UJJ bushels ~ grain, the los ou which is
estimated az $1,000. The total luss by the
hfcs b placed at $4,000. II a. believed
that two p'rous lost their lives in the
burned elevator.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

nont citizcns; that ihc character and in.
| hucncr u N.yh a ninn will aluays strengthen
| aud elevate the moml history ~ any State.
That his stern integrity ~ purpose viii ever
act ns un incentive tu encourage hs fellow
citizens iu emulate those hifhpr pHuriplr4
which rrudcrd him so cmlngntly nsrful in
lis ~iuir that the Gauss OF thn,tuuiN hnt
never known a stronger advocate than hp
that the cause Of education In our State a..
prcially hns received ihrHugh his rk,rtinus
such substantial aud pcrniauou, u'l .r esn
hc measured only by the future history II
our State
Received, That copy Of thusc r,.uluiions
hc given tn thr family ot Bishop Mrrypirc
as uu evidence ut our sympathy m this
calamity That hlg bclhllrn them nui the
STATE ui Tennessee.
The rules Wcru suspended aud On motion
Of Mr. llnrwcll the RESOLUTION wa adopted
by 70 rising vote.
Mr. Mcrall, Of Henderson. introduced
o resolution to adjourn ut noon fr..
dIy, March I, tu meet nF1in nt ~ O'Clock
an. Thursday, Mnrh Z, In order io give
the members nn opportunity iu attend the
Inauguration Uf Prr-idcntclrri Harrison.
Lies over
A number of bills vrrn Introduced. but
nll were uuimpUriunttNc one introduced
hy Mr. Iullctt a. rrpcll the act allowing
pay munt Tor wildcat aud fnN sCnlps
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL CERTIFICATES.
Tho onioial Papers Not All Returned "a
tho Clerk Of the House.

Npfrili UsIltrh tp Tho ApuHn
WAFmNgrpN, Feb. iGHOf tho 325 ccriin.
GATES of Congressman elect which should be-
ON flc with the Clerk oi ne House, only 2Dl
have yet been presented Only seventeen
days remain before the terms of the mem
bcr of the next Congress begin. Mother
Nevada nor New Hampshire have been heard
from. bat of the thiriy-ono districts which
are set unccriincd, but thrrc are claimed as
doubtful These nr the Thirl and Fourth
West Virginia District and the Chat.
tnnoogn District In Trnncssco. n all
these were 90 30 Democratic the Rcpub.
licana would still have o. majority In the
House. Even II nn extra session is called Tor
all the disircts not yet hoard from cpod
their majority by the pralni return is nb.
sufd. Ia some Of the States such as Cali.
iOuIn aud Ohio. the Crriihric1 are forwarded
a. the Clerk of the llUyc hy the Secretaries
Ol thusc States in bulk. bus The common
practice u for the mcmhrr iu send them in
themselves II would simplify matters
great deal " the riatCf would conform a.
uniform practice and uUt have the corih.
Gates dropping in Ht any umc from The mid.
de 0i November to The o. ~ March With
the chances ~ some ui ilhH going astray
through Cafclcssucss Of aU. drui.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
ARKANSAS AWAKE.
Vast outcropping OF the Finest Litho.
graph stone In America.

Fihpu hthno IN Amoflgh,
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NrwruUr. Ark. Feb. tG--rhc frst ship.
mcnt Of the Buffalo Zinc aud Copper Com.
pauy, II Marion County, Ark., consisting
Of two large barge loads, arrived NJ Bates.
willie today. Hero Il will be- transferred to
The cnr and sent 20 st louis In conycr,a.
ton with the Hon. H. L. Fletcher, of Little
Rock, just Ia from the mining region, your
correspondent learned that four companies.
working about 2u0 men, nrc now operating
in Rush and Clahhrr Greek. two trih.
ulnrcs of the White River Three
Of these companies arc bona Gdc
companies with plenty Of capital
20 further their enterprise. Mr.. Fletcher is
largely interested In mining interests him.
self IN Marion County llc owns three forty
acre tracts. on which arc vast outcruppinrs
oi The finest lithormph stone IN America.
Facilities Tor shipping seem 10 be- tie only
drawback a. the development of this vast
mining district claimed bycxpcris to be- the
richest in zinc and lead ore iu the world. aud
rich marble Of all colon aud 0f thc finest
varieties.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

W,mNotoy. Feb. G.-Icprcrcnintiyc
Mcliao introduced hill In The II iuss lolay
10 forfeit rights granted 10 the Atlantic 4
rao'nc Railroad Company IN provide, that
oil lands and rights granted a. the company
In ls0d for The construction Of branch ruad
from The poiut nt which the main line ~ tho
road strikes the canadian river casirfiy to a
point on The western boundary line " Ar.
kansas, near NauliuVn, shall BE- declared
forfeited because of the failure of the com.
pany ~ perform the conditions u the grant.
ing act.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
GOODNESS aRAcIoual
Secretary Bayard Said Capt. Lonry
Acted wisely In Caring tor Kloin.

Acted wisely In Caring tor Klein.
WAsuNoroN. Feb. iG.-Whcn shown the
nd,icrs received from Samoa by steamer
arriving at su Francisco today, 81 rotary
Ilyard tonight aid that Capt ioify of ihr
Nusic. had acted sonsibly in taking carr uf
Klein, the correspondent Regarding ihs
man there seemed 10 be- misunderstanding
on the part of tho German officials Quito
naturally exaggerated by The killing of their
couutrymrn They bad fallen into the error
of supplsiug that Klein was The leader Df
thr native forces aud had wished a. punish
him Therefore, ho was rlhi That Klein
bal gotten back safely to tho unilci States
Ui tho other events chrun.clod u thc iis.
patch. tho Secretary pointed out chat
since iis date trlrgmphiU ndNIrrs showed
that martial law had been HholHhrl sH 'ur lH
it applied iD Foreigners aud that NJ, German
officials had been rubukcd. llr had noticed
in thH newspapers inlthuugh De- bad uu uni.
Ci1l information on thc suhirut that The
German Consul knnppo and Herr fnnlis.
TamIsrsy WISER Who. according o. slmC
accounts hHd been responsible for fumruts
iuF strife. hli hrUu ordered home hy tho
Gcmnn government n this wns true. tbu
state uf Affairs promised tu be- much relieved.
Altogether Secretary Hiyul WIS hupUiul
that u speedy, peaceful and satisfactory sHts
tlomrut NJ Samoan affairs would hp reached
lir hnd De- said. no news from Samoa later
than that sent ~ Congress aud alp ldy pub.
lshcl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
pEMocRArIo CAUCUS.
A Meeting Called for Tomorrow Night
10 Discuss the Tar.f nIl.

Special Dispatch io The Appeal
W,Hmy.tuy. Fob. iG=Gho Democrats n
the House have nrmnged Tor caucus on
Monday uightto consider the Mills fcspIu.
ton dccIs ring the Senate bin m,ousi.lu.
ionil. and 10 discuss the present tariff sit.
uatIou generally II Is entirely probable
that in % party caucns the ways aud means
folks vii have decided majority. but
thsro will be- pretty lively dIaua.
sion Tho two ways and means bills
having bcon reported firt they prrccdc the
Randall bin on the cnlnndnr. and would
have tD bo laid aside before vote could be-
bud 90 the latter proposition. lho idea is
tina. thu lirockinHldgc BIN will satisfy lhe
tobacco mn II the McMillin bin hilt. aud
will have practically a united vote n u
should bt adopted that would, IT courae aid
the matter, but II both bills fails u H. not
likely that a vote will be permitted on the
Rainfall III. According a. the committees
estimates tho McAlillin bill will. II enacted
Into law, reduce the rgonue t12VyQOJo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

WAmyoroN, Feb. iG-ln the course of a
statement made today before the House
Naval Committee, Secretary whitney took
occasion 90 remark that hc believed that tho
vessel ior which Representative Thomas Pre-.
pared designs aud which was the Object of
criticism in thr Senate would be- II great
value o. tie navy, aud that u hr were Soc.
rotary ul the Navy whou the bill went into
effect hC would build if,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
asrh Of Unusual Patronage.

BERLIN Feb. 10 The Gar Czahna and
Cnrewiich will attend a reception 90 b,
given by Sir H. y. Moricr. British Ambassa
dor al 81 Petersburg, on Tuesday nest ~
Wow n the quarrel between sir Robert ant
Prnce llismnnk much comment has hcrt
cHt'ed herr by this announcement. ns ~,
Attendance oi Tie mcmbeu OF the imprria
family ~ the reception will be a mark %
unusual patronage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
rnnr cnn,ir,. I.nIea.

hyc .lal Dl'folob 10 The Appeaa
HnnisouaH, Ala. Feb 10 A fatal sect.
dent oordued At shaft 80. T. at iho Pratt
Mincs ihis evening While 'Ne miners were
~ work an oic car brlkg ra' 1'd ran into
lyt ~ item. four . 'n'",", Wcie
Killed being caught iuI,r Indtd car.
Ihcif uHiull tuuld Iut A.. '.i.A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

what was done with rc.pccy'o the first Ger.
tihcltc. gave complainant Z G. mplotc title
Hnt exhausted The power ~ the Governor
and that hC could properly oct only IN con-
junction Of Secretary ~ State. Then. of
cpur,o, a subsequent crriiiitutc by the GOV
cruur "a Evans. would neither confer title
upon him nor impair the title of complain.
ant There would be- no sufficient reason
for seeking The aid Of Court of Equity.
Let the decree be- affirmed and the bill dis
missCint the cost ui complainant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

presented 20 The House this morning hy Mr..
Brcckinridgc, ~ kcntucky. saws That lie
nrgrrgnie reduction proposed is 81, ,53n. On.
on tin plate, si,5OLlaE wool. 81 $50 u5y.
wooden schedule Sl22ji,5l2 tobacco. sl7,.
Jsl 600
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
OBITUARY.
pr. 4. a. Herr.

f1f''sl plraich 10 The Apnnh
WArfn VALLEY. MI.s f,b. l0 DR. J. ~.
Kerr. nm old and pr1m.urut citizen Of this
city and of Calhoun County iiodhcrc today.
IT. ha5 been In feeble brlIti ior some time,
and bis death was not uut 4fcicd lie has
relatives IN Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
B. |; ;oWensfein I Bros.
HOUSEKEEPING 4K G
--> DEPARTMENT,

Although The most prominent Linen mqnufacuyoS Of Frore
SPEAK, Of decided G3pce in al Linen Yarns and consequently
an advance in almost aD grades Of Housekeeping Linen Goods may
be expected.
Regardless Of these facts ne wa naar in better position
SDe our patrons 0ns them such luV Dce these Stape fabrics
as ue are at the present tm nUpa The VrY Guet tm early
last summer. ne made purchases Of the most prominent manu-
actWer9 at the 0v prices then eU1i,n0 The goods have aJed
6 ne no not propose hold them for the GntcDaei Gdu but
snail g them at our usual small alDree the cost Of Mp0ra
t0n We Sboy magnificent assortment of
Be1rhe! and Cream Table DDGSh RcGche5 and Cream Nap
Rms 7oweS Of eeyV description Dyc Crashes Glass T0wel
ng SdehO1rd Crsy9 Bureau Ccqr Sheeng and Pow Case
Linens lunch and Tea Cloths Turkish Towcls and Tides We
grg beow fen br0gin9 Of sDe1l interest TO HOscbeeDers
Hon Hemstehci H2cb TOCe excellent quality, size 19r36s
al $3.50 dozen. Recent mice $9.50
fine lot Of c0lroi border HemStoRe1 Huob 7owe8 size l9r
36!. 0f S9 AcQa'b north ST.
100 lITsgFeg Spreads, hgyfd colre5 ospss heretofore
S11 at So. For this wceb, 1926.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
We hare o7H Is pieces left Of Extra Super Ingram CARPETS from
our last M Dr'ha9 These ne place on sale at 6Oc yard be-
ing reduction Of 25 per cent from ttrmer price.
UMBRELLAS
25nch Gloria Sib Umbrellas funcy silver and gold handles
nj &L75
Size Is inches, sane 0.gis and handles, at 80,
formerly sold at
80 and $SI2 g Ta., -<|
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-18
MINING PROPERTY.

Bost on x Little Rapid NJ. NJ. & Water Pow
er Co. Mil tiume DC Standby mill yr 'SS $500.
O5 yr 'S7 237.7O, VI 'S6 261.27, yr So 7S7. .O2,
VI 81 1875 2s, total S2o74.33
Castle Chief Gold Mining Company, 'SS "a .O2,
'S7 26.12, total S6O.24.
Estrella Del Norte of Wyoming Ter. 'SS 1885,
o3, 81 1l1,75, 'S6 1852, 80 25G So 'S4
Al i.37, S3 2S1.1O, 'S24G9. 2S' total S1923. 6S
Grey Eagle Copper NJ &; S Co. Smelter, VI 'SS
6.SS, VI 'S6 10 SO, total S17.S4
Hermosa Hydraulic Company of Dakota VI
'oS OLAF, total S91 Al.
Omega Gold Mining Company. VI 'ss 500,
total $500.
R RRoekervie Spring Creek Flume Co. VI 'ss
223.91 W 81 260.62. VI 'S6 17S.1O. yr 'S5
S2575. 90
J. Hayward Flnme Co, VI 'S7 25o.57, yr 's5
j Harvey Hydraulic Gold Mining Co., VI 81
os, VI s2 54o.52, total sloi9.55. ) % 80
d Battle Greek 6. N. Co. VI 's4 1921, VI SO
1888. 55 yr 'S2 922.29 total S14SI95
Biggs Estate Stand by Mill & Mines, VI ,S4
1878, VI 'S3 214l.a3, total S2324.O6
Spring Greek W. NJ. Co., yr 80 1297.5O,
total S12975O,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-18
Notice Of Election.


Notice is hereby given that an election
will be held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday (the 9th day of No
yember) A. D.. 1888 for the election Of
One County Commissioner for the Third
District. The polls will be opened at
eight O'Clock A. NJ and closed at Ave
O'Clock P. M. and the following polling
places fixed and Judges appointed:
Lookout, company's store, Judges:
M. NJ. Fuller, Alex Chesolm, John
Hawgond.
Rockford. House of E, f. shenavs
Judges: Z. E. Shepard, A. S. Amerman,
S. e. Owens.
Sitting Bull, c. R. Browns house.
Judges: c. R. Brown, j. ]. Mccall, James
Hughes.
Mountain City, house of j. A. Miller,
Judges: ]. A. Miller, Lee Rich, J. IT.
Hooper.
Tigersville, Store OF G. Dawyer, judges:
James Dawyer, Edward Ryan, w. w.
Tenderfoot at the, house Of L. d.
Smith, Judges: L. d. Smith, jeff
McDermctt, Dell Garfield.
GEORGE C.. Hunt,
County Auditor.
Dated this 10th Day Of October a. d.
1889.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-18
Notice To Creditors.

Estate of Richard D. Mattinson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator with the will an
nexed, OF the estate Richard Mattinson,
deceased. to the creditors OF and all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the vouch-
ers, within four months after the first
publication OF this notice, to the said
administrator with the will annexed, at
his place of business on Sixth street,
in the city OF Rapid City, in the county
OF Pennington, Territory OF Dakota.
Dated at Rapid City, Dakota, August
10th, 1889. FRED M. CAN'T,
Administrator.
with the will annexed OF the estate OF
Richard Mattinson, deceased.
First pub'n Aug. 80, 1889.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-18
\ I.oeA1 News.

4
Watch for Cloaks the @. o. d. store.
Join the procession that is forming in
the UNIONS subscrip book.
O'Neill & Co. make speciality Of
|crockery, glassware and lamp goods.
Odd pieces OF decorated dinner and
tea sets at less than cost, at O'NeilI
a Co.'s.
sta Q'Neill Geo. have the finest line OF
fancy crackers in the city, always fresh.
You will always find the staple and
fancy groceries fresh at o 'Neill & Co.
The place to get the worth Of your
money is at Getchell's. Fresh groceries
arriving daily. Call and be convinced.
Now is your opportunity to get odd
pieces OF decorated ware at less than
cost, at O'Neill & Co.'S.
Mr.. E. B. Reed has been employed by
the UNION Publishing company and is
travelling as solicitor for this paper.
somsthins New.
Cedar Felt Carpet lining. just what
housekeepery need. For sale by Turner
& Price, at their lumber yard.
The Buffalo Gap Globe has quit after
q brief existence and the material is to
be used in giving Hill City a weekly
paper.
O'NeiI & Co. will make especial induce.
ments to the Farmers Alliance and other
farmers buying groceries in large
quantities.
Miss Julia jain, who has been en-
ployed in this Office for the past year,
started for western Montana last Sun
day morning.
Now that Moody has secured the sena-
torial plum it remains to be seen how
many OF his promises OF official position
will be redeemed.
The first Geld snap OF the season came
las Saturday and Sunday. Both days
were chilly and damp but the murcury
kept above the freezing point.
A lazy human being and an intelligent
bear were on the streets yesterday draw
ing nickles and dimes from the crowds
who gathered to see the bear perform.
This evening the merchants of our
city will hold carnival. The prepar-
ations are quite extensive and the
affair promises to be a DECIDED success.
DIR. F. M. Gantz has moved his dental
parlors to the corner ofKdfIsas City and
Sixth streets opposite Library Hall,
where he invites all who wants first class
work in his line to CALL
According to the Deadwood Times the
reduction works OF that city will be re-
built and leased to Col. C. w. Carpenter.
The new plant will be OF the New berry,
Vautin process.
Ten thousand dollars was offered and
refused recently for three business lots
in this city. That don't look as if pro-
hibition We're going to destroy all the
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-18
Farmers Want. Sale and Exchange
Column:

Advertisements will be inserted in this col
umn at The exceedingly low price Of five cents
per line OF nQnpariel type per month. No ad-5
vertisement taken for less than ten cents. and
III all cases cash must accompany the order
Copy for this column must be IN the Office by
.Thursday noon. The column is for the use Of
farmers exclusively. Il
LNOR SALE, a well matched span Of sorrei
- 4 geldings. four years old. address s. D..
Reed, Link, S. D. a - ~
EaOR SALE, rays.gelding, five years old, 100
l pounds weight. Price 81 25. Address s. d.
Reed, Link, s. d. llSt7s sGss-as sg s
no EXCHANGE,sA A black mare for lumber.
y ADDRESS s. D. Reed, Link, 8. ID. Il
f I3NOR SALE, Shoats that will weigh $50 ms
-l's apiece, also lot Of pigs three monts old and
one nearly iull blood Poland China Boar En-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-18

The World Victor Buckye The Buckeye
Engands Territory
necks
Come Buckeye and
o ograss Agents
Rapid