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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
PAUL CLAYTON.

Many young children become positively repulsive
with eyes, sore ears, and scald head Such
Affections may be speedily removed by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young and old alike exper-
fence the wonderful benefits of this medicine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
In a certain church in Ireland {

In a certain church in Ireland a
young priest was detailed to preach.
The occasion was his first appearance,
and be took for his text ''The Feed
ing of the Multitude" He said !:
"And they fed ten people with ten
thousand loaves of bread and ten
thousand fishes" And an Irishman
said ''That's no miracle; begorra,
l could do that myself" which the
priest overheard.
The next Sunday the priest an
nounced the same text, but he had it
right this time. He said: '.And
they fed ten thousand people on ten
loaves of bread and ten fishes He
waited a second or two, and then
leaned we'll over the pulpit and said ::
"And could you do that, Mr.. Muir
phy?"
Mr.. Murphy: "And sure, your
reverence, / could"
"And how could you do it, Mr..
Murphy?' said the priest.
"And sure, your reverence, | could
do it with what was left over from
last Sunday
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

The confidence of people who have tried Hoods
Sarsaparila in this preparation. is remarkable It
has cured many who have failed to derive any good
whatever from other articles. For diseases caused
by impure blood low state of the system it is
unsurpassed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

Galley presenting his card): 81
represent my friend, Mr.. Dolley.
You grossly insulted him last night,
and he demands an apology or salts
faction, SIR Tangle: 81 don't re-
member insulting anybody" Galley !:
ssY on told him to go to Jericho, sir. -
Tangle: ooh, yes, [ believe I did.
So Dolley feels bad about it, does
hep" Galley: Eyes, sir. He de-
mands an apology" Tangle: 'Well,
I don't want any i'll feeling between
US. You may tell him he needn't CO.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

DISGUSTING DRUGs.-Blue mass for torpid liver,
castor oil for constipation. other disgusting drugs
for piles, dyspepsia, and sick-headache. are being
surely banished from by the sweet, fruit-like
Hamburg Figs. 25 cents. Dose, one Fig. Mack
Drug Co., N. Y. For sale by all druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

An Irishman asked for his marriage certif-
cate. He lifted his hat, revealing large scar on
the head evidently done with fiat iron. This
idence was to the point. Our certificates are the
praises of those who have experienced wonderful
cures by the use of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil is the greatest on earth for
pain. 1t affords instant relief and speedy to
all sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia headache,
sore throat, cuts, bruises, &c. Price rs cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

to return to his school. Who knows
what may happen during that year. :"
The first few weeks passed by, but
somehow the good mothers were not
satisfied. The audience in the church
had more than doubled, and still the
new minister did not fall into the
snares which were being set for him.
For some reason the plans which they
had made for him did not seem to
him satisfactory.
''There is Fanny Bush, just love-
" girl, church member, who had
attended the village school until she
had passed through all of the books
ever used there, and is now teaching,
and, what is best of all, had never
been known to keep company with
any young man; just the girl for a
minister's wife, they said. All of
the difficulty was that Fanny Bush
was a little older than Mr.. Bascomb,
but certainly that could make no diff
ference, since every one thought that
it would make splendid match. Six
weeks had gone by, and still they
had not yet started the minister on
the road to matrimony. They had
thought of every manageable young
lady in the place, but their plans
were frustrated, and they had begun
to look upon the task as hopeless
one.
One afternoon they were gath.
cred in the church parlor sewing Oh
the garments which they were pre-
pairing to be sent to the colored peo-
pie of the South, chatting about va
rious things, and occasionally indulg
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
FAIRVIEW.

FAmvmw. N. 81. Fel. 1851, issa
MIR. EDITOR: Thc last telephone
role bias been planted o. this end. W.
are praatcuE the "hg.la business
Who SAYS wt don't prosrrss2
Miss Nellie RaaseIi Was Gle recipient
ths week OF o cabluc. lCotnsl) organ.
The birthday piit Of her parents. Tie
presentation was acomplete surprise.
Song service was we'll attended lts'
SUNDAY evening Quartetie No2 maIe
ITS first public appearance hY rendering
tie old iayorte "Cniaina. silva
Anderson rccited Times One 81
good style.
A calico ball will be- given here or
tie 22ad-W ash ngton's birthday.
Sufficient unto THE daY Is the col.
rcspundence thereof.
Adi0s,
Amigo.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

flrreseafs age. sd aho eeFr afU >
lour sfuzlIr caflaIei I'D ssnt 81
Tend4 aIe nha BENG b ns larH ioilfif
90 siamrirr Eesnts in Neu Nsfe
Thess louzy. uafarIous Impsuf haaes
nhu hass brtn nouustet faiieuet
~ ihe miss oHsTs Tor tie east I've
yusar rnv H Efof eluaiiian -
arsin vurs var with fle seifisn ~
ne saufhnesf The ieat1 STOW ard
rair siefuFof tht winter lfon G.
give Is e WI spring ari "a atund e
oi riu-s and n mefe frnrfrsns fin -
DE- reium a. ttesf red devils could na
have teen selected. a sun-OiHrn
loaded uilh gose pas have Wefiy
eoud effect ON the Apache vhen 4eo
mile ausy from home. put when in tie
Wiids of Die native lard the "'onr Tom
loaded vuh announce Of heads the most
Elective.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
CITY DIRECTORY.


A. r & a. NJ.
wssssra star Lodse. So. n.Af.&A.a
ssstsa .eeti.x, vm be held on ths nrsi aHe
shlrd Saturdays OF each month. a. Z 20 .. ~
A cordisItuvitation is extended toai hreth-
J. n. COOK. Ef hllNN.
A. Secretary
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
Mining Ike

In Mexico lately an eu'erpriaInr
s~pecnlaior succeeded iu slldura claim
near Morelia. When the grlua was
discovered, The prppctrator was mresi-
ed. and summurily brought o. ore Che
courts Of Justice. and condf mined totem
years imprisonment. This is au exc
annie that might he folioNei On the
United a'ps. aHl ltse effects wonl1 =
SUR in advancing s'o intere ts rf J.
ultimate mining. The mining shark
operates Ia this country with Impunttf
and without lcar OF punishment. IT,
Is the baue of tine mining camp, and
seeks bis victims from the ranks of
of capital M we'll as ltbor.-Bullion.
Yes, we understand that the Emto-
lite. Pa omas Chief group Of mines
WAS offered FOR sale In Kansas CITY and
a bogus price named, by a mining fake
whose unsavOry record at Leadville
has followed him 10 this country, where
he is trying on the same old tricks
which he tried there. MIR. Alexander
Bentley who has the mines NAMED
above for sale, under IA agreement
with the owners, promptly denounced
the scheme as one attempting 90 pre-
vent the saloof The Emhalite, paloma.
chief group Of miurs by himself, anf
demanded by what authority The mine.
were offered for sale. The Kansas
City parties owned up that they ha'
no authority in the matter except TIN.
word of the ex-Leadville fake. |
Kansas City parties or others wish 4
operate IN the Black Range IL woulI
be well for them TO send out Ieputabl
representatives.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
The Gambling Law.

Mr.. srclr' eth % pruhi e gHmhiiur,
corGdeuc gaines. eic- passe the house
Fidav. This wea nrei prohibit al
8 mti ( device. thres card mnnie 81
any ct Hrr ruuH rHee EiHe, providing e
eavt ffuaaf fof the puuIs' meni ID
p.ruas who even rent ~ leass buildings
COR gam bling reaus;I unis| ng al peo.
pie who attempt 90 camhla or assist
others IN doing -. and authorizing uai.
raad cauductuIs and brakeman o. a.
rest aay moute player ur buugo sieer
caught op rating 900 @ tram oT ahau'
denu.s. inIsa prohibits BONUSES ct u
ferute ard provides heavy peuHlitie.
not only for parties running suclI
places, but also for persons who rent
neir property f0rsuch purpdses.-Ne New
Mexican.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
o &C Of Forieiturs.

Chloride. \ a iaul, ls4.
To tha helfs ui samari Llmtneuy areeas
a.
NOr ar hruotV nodded that sac under
anufi lHe Appended tHN tuNt AAA
did daIiafsi ln laHair aud imHHsfuiufuts NH
un fla aElnfau ira fuf fana g Nt sea-.
fesa . ts. s althateu - thN AHAshN
Wiuiu Hiafrlct. rieEfA Nn.sh A.a h ultHA -
r..an "a nHEIaHI ENfufus HI $50 NAistN
sta -. aeiH. Ih. smuuut b IuttHN te q
H.rfHH- Hrnar HEH= HsfH Ha#H5 #H4 A=44 AAA
M AHH n uIlHln unur tf du' ulN thi'
uatir. 81 publication 1uu 1853 ur frinH O.
.mtrlnutr Nuur proportion uf rutu ca
n.nH.fIse as tu sHN hfua q
Hrlf MINING claiH auu tnc eust ut ttts au-
NerfIsemrut. Iuuf lntsfost o. shiN tihlM ehl
IT, uu4r UaguuauHlty uI luu subscriber una
anii =UHtiuN A4A.
daut 81 JUS hALAAhA.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

Notice Ga hereby given that The paiomas
Chief mine au q min site, Emhaite
mime and min site. Cloud mine and
min site. Happy Aunn mine Ready trsh
mime have hrru leased o4 February tltI. lssS,
TO ffaydJu ett and Donald Mcl.ac aud that
the UNDERSIGNED owners Thereof viii not be-
responsible for labor performed on mHteriuls
furnished for sufA mines.
RICHARD MANSFIELD WHITE.
HENRY DUDLEY.
THOMAS T.. BKoOka.
WILLIAM s. MAYO.
STAMFORD WHITE.
fiormoHa, NM, February "a, 1888.
Mar9 s.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
UNION PUBLIC mN5EaN
M15A DENVER. coLoI
LOCAL NEWS.

DO you want To buy a house ana iol,
cbeap. If 30 call on Eff. HOLMES.
Frank saucier who has been absent
for a year past, returned to CHLORIDE
last night.
All persons indebted to THE BLACK
RANGE are respectfully requested To
Jay up.
Mrs. E. &. Watson and her two child
rem arrived here last week, aha &c. 10
very happy.
The warm, spring winds OF the PAST
few DAYS have rapidly cut down The
snow which has lam so long IN The
hills.
The gentleman on tie Albuquerque
Democrat has miscOnstrued some it' ms
that appeared in last weeks l'ANdE'
Howeyer, no materil damage was done'
A petition has been rculated IL
Kingston asking that tie hbrl law
recently passed 10y the territorial iesls-
lature be repealed. THIS Is a good move,
let the good work go on. e
The dance given by the Social Club
last evening was a rousitsg success anu
was hugely enjoyed by those present.
IL. e. Rickert, Of the Chloride hotel
provided a sumptuOus supper Tor the
dancers.
Yesterday morning, a Young ana IN
nocent burro while inspecting Ii. W
Russel's well, met with II sad and NO
lent accident that scuoted him mt
"%burrodom" without giving him IN op'
p%ortunity to make peace with the mai
whose socks he had devuured the nigh
before. The earth about The well gave
way and the "innocent' went dow
With and before il could beextricatel
his spirit had fled.
r.. ". Cary, of Kans asas City, presi
dent of the Silver Monument Mining
company and Thos. VERIFY secretary
Mare here looking after the Duslnes
affairs of the company aud the mine
and we are pleased to state that 81
the late Indebtedness against the min
has been paid off. We learn that tn
will soon re-eommence operi
tions in that mine, under Il revised &C
ministratlon with n view OF steady an
constant development. PRESIDENT Car
will return to Kansas City IN Il ie'
DAYS. but will return shortly to CHI
ride which place will be bis basis {
headquarters.
Last Tuesday evening a man name
Huntley having filled himself VII
benzine. foolishly undertook to pair
the town. He broke into II, W. Ru
sells house and procured Il Wlnehest
rifle and came down town IN search
'p.b-blud, but he had not gone far b
fore he encountered "a snag, he was dl
armed and got a head put on him tn
gave evidence that he had monkey
with u quartz mill. and he was so'
run in by Deputy Sheriff Otto. but
took several able bodied men TO get
bracelets on his wrists. Wednesd'
morning he appepred before his III
*zoner' Justice Rickert a sad and 9
parently "A heart broken man and PIE
guilty of the charge against him. =
prisoner not being able to secure bon
to the amount of $1,000 he was sent
the county jail to await a hearing
the next term OF district court. 9
plays are not tolerated by tile peoI
of Chloride and those who attempt
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
Alw YouuI.

Why my wife so pfeciouH IN my slightly
tits because her eyes are always bright.
And grace and modes,y ore in her aii 2
Neither, believe me, though she's very
fair.
She SAYS. ana says &C with an earnest
dlciiuu.
"rhis growing old, / Gud. Is an n fiction.
Since fortune sent me J'avorite Pre-.
scrintiou.'
Dr.. Flerce's famous remedy Of that
name is. indeed. o perfect specific fol
"lomalr weakness. and kindred oil.
menis. rs druggists.
Cleausr the liver. stomach, bowel.
and be- whole system by using d.. Pier
GELS IeIig,A
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

Caiaflss. siruaCa 49, Pea "a. -
II - TIA
~ "a 49, hrrelf nrtrfd faat ~ une
aIAnnI has ~NKfNnHrA MMF H@nNfHt 4#
lars a. HMho o. eaeh ga tAN
~. ~. msasN fHa NN.Hr4an #aF aaN MF
nH.HIae Haeaf.Hu elIHasF AZ fa fiHHH MAS s
u.fna sana Ialuf.. Ne MNElHns &C. H4Al
aF E ~aTHlHHafF HFrHHtHH tN 3D. ~
UI EU NaaHln Il Esd uN 4 tNN
IS n.F.N aaHH nllMIHH EaaailnN NuHsf
nr astHHa as ~HefasnNN WISE stHiNfs y
81 nHHH efHfrs. NaHH thH aHsaH iufNa
81 lee tUHuII ENH SEQ un ga HtAH
faI uF Hf4aa fu Hnat. lTutr huHf Tr NHfHsa1
af sufh NHtNuNltH4Fs NHHrtNEf STA SIC eos'
81 fhls nHsuNfMnHHMf. ~ q NeunnH NHM|
lntFIrsf a. saiu uatHinF eu me
49, nnsaaHtf I'd sac sansrfiler. "a uicr sala
80 ElwfS 2. HOLMES.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
The Re kins.

"The government has sent back To
tie Mescaltro Apache Iutlau reserve
tion in Lincoln county. Ii buck ana
six squaws captured 10 the ume old
Geronimo Mis- taken in. Tie sH0utt-
ern delegates look upon This with su
picion and the house will probably takf
occasion TO express It's opinion IN the
matter Santa Fe New Mexican.
We hope or representative will give
voice 10 the disapproval OF this section
nf the territory Of the above mention
ed More on the part Of the goterr-
meni. What, with tie democratic
governor OF New Mexico timing The
%rascals loose from The penitentiary and
tie emucratic president OF the United
states returning these red devils this
territory viii have a bard time Of d.
The Apache indians are the wor'
criminals W. have 10 deal with aud th'
reservations are peuileutaries without
walls ard il Sufficiently guarded. Ih'
best thing tie government could q
would be- to round up all the Indian
aud put tla m m the Indian Territory
where They could le watched an'
guarded until they became III 20 b.
trusted.
These 4 pacles who painted the tel
ritory of New Mexico and Arizona 70.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
Notice.

Notice "a hereby given hat this adit No 2
with - feet cuch siied ot said gdlt 81 the
Emholite miue Is leased uu the 10Th dHY ui
August. isss. tu ksrCu Foley, ana Tint the
undersigned uwu rs Thereof will not hp re-
spouaihle tor labor performed on materials
furnished for said icl4cd pult ~ suid Wlnc.
RICHARD MANSFIELD WHITE
HENRY DUDLEY.
TltOM " - BROOKS.
WILLIAM ; MAYO,
STANFORD WHITE.
Hcrmosa. n NJ, Aug 81, lsss.
scp1 %
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

praciice them eeasFaiy oolae 10 Euel.
For aie cheap Il sod b~fme Naut
a. lseH House End 80. uenplei IS
Thomas Cas- ~ appfr end tf ioW
a|so lsfsIioouclaslfr. iuek a Caia.
ILAa II. nn-ma. a.rnI.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
Attention Boys

Or VITO Per hundred pounds win
20 u -. hc pHid hy the Mill 60. for
Ola cans. stove pipe. ola sheet ~ IA OF any
blind delivered af the min Pick un aud
smash tnprthor thc tin cIus lying around
Iebls II. a. CASTLE.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15


That Ests lhe uasW esd. glss a-quitff-
lrg. d be iel IS lhe wealthy Yslelu-
dlnurian indours. tm nC ~ le eas-
sIiur iAai can be fl.td ga his warn
ted. nural ihe luruacs hest tlai an-
lhiac.ir can iuraah wlA wa-m DE
marroN wh0n chllls Hnd ieffl runs iAs
ICY luesn along BIS spinal column
Hosteuel's stomsel nliisIsis thf thing
10 infuse pew warmth into his chilled
ampuish frame. 10 iem,dy tAe herce
lever Hud e2hauttlnE fvfais which al
teruaie with the chill. nuub aEue, asue
cake. lilous. TEN tteui-n short every
known fsrm ol ma'arial diseaseis sub.
jugated q THIS pnttui, and ~ ihr same
ums. ho esome ard cuid mrdirne.
81 ousuts .c.ns.i siiou, Dyspepsia, sies
hradachsf, les ~ appetite and sleep.
kidn.y trouble. I'll eum atisIu, aua de
hiIity ar Also n mrdiri bf #. Os= s
with persistence 10 effect q thorough.
cure.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19
Trampiad IN Death.

Further particulars Of the boy Myers
killed in Boulder canyon few days
since, are as follows: Father and son
came from the Beaver saw mill in
Boulder canyon for load of lumber
with couple Of yoke of oxen. The
lumber was loaded, and they started on
their return. In going down hill, the
brake gave out, letting the wagon run
on to the oxen which became frightened
and started on run. The boy jumped
from the load when the brake broke and
tried to stop the oxen, and in his
effort, was knocked down and fairly
trampled TO death. The father finally
stopped the frightened animals, and re-
traced his steps, looking for his boy,
whom he found as above stated crushed
to death. Being new conner TO the
country, he was unacquainted, unable to
speak word OF ofEnglish, and not know
ing what to do, remined with his dead
boy in the canyon all night. AS soon as
daylight came, he went with the corpse
to Billy Myers ranch on Bare Butte,
and from there to his own place where
the boy was buried. The family came
to the Hills from the old country about
a year ago, and are spoken highly of by
their neighbors.-Times 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19

erecting a mill. 1t has over 100000 tons
of tin ore upon its dumps 1t employs
over $50 men, under the direction of
experienced mining captains from
Cornwall. Three million dollars are set
aside for the development of the prop
erty. The company owns most Of the
water power, much OF the timber, and
many Of the ranches in the ribbon OF
tin bearing slate. Skeptics sneei be-
cause it does not concentrate its ore,
smelt the concentration, and place the
tin upon the market. Such a course
might be advisable with a stock
speculation in view. As it is it would
greatly increase the price Of
newly discovered lodes placers, and
desirable ranches. The object seems
to be to first buy every thing in sight as
cheap as possible. and then control
the output. 1t looks as though one
company will eventually monopolize
the production Of tin in America. And
the man who dominates the company
will be the Tin King. richer than Rookie
feller If not richer than Gould.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19
Moody and Pettigrew.

South Dakota's first senators are in
dicated in the above caption. Never in
the history of this country, has there
been brace Of senators elected more
easily. They were nominated by the
caucus on the first ballot, on the 18th,
and elected by the Legislature, on the
first ballot, on the 10th, which indicates
a degree of unanimity upon the senatori-
al question, among the members, which
was doubtless as pleasing TO the senators
elect and their friends, as it was sur
prising to their enemies.
The fight against Moody, which ex-
hausted itself and spent its force before
the rise of the curtain upon the final act
Of the drama, is ended in inglorious
defeat, and the CHRONICLE sincerely
hopes that the result may be beneficial,
and conducive to the interests of the
state in general, and the Black Hills in
particular.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19
The Grizzly Bear

Work on the Grizzly Bear since the
change of superintendents, has been GO
ing on in satisfactory manner, and has
been paying more than expenses since
operations were resumed, although the
mill has been dropping for most of the
time but fifteen stamps, owing to a
scarcity of water. The stamps are now
dropping on FIVE dollar rock. and it is
claimed that 500 day above expences
is realized every day the mill is in
operation. There Is ore enough in sight
TO keep q mill of the capacity of
the one now on the mine in constant
operation for two years, and 1t is of a
good grade, running from five to eight
dollars per ton. The mine under the
skillfull direction Of William Peters, is
being opened up in a practical manner.
and everything about the mill has been
thoroughly overhauled and placed in
first class shape, and II can now do as
good work as any mill of like capacity
in the Black Hills. The management
was fortunate in securing the services
of SO thorough mill man and miner as
Mr.. Peters. and should the mine
prove to be as good as those acquainted
with 1t claim it Is, he will make it pay.
Louis Florman is at the mine, and
exercises general supervision over the
workings at the property. II is with
pleasure that the Journal notes the fact
that the Grizzly Bear has been placed
on paying asis.-Rapid Journal
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19
Arbitration Refused.

Fall River county having virtually
refused to aTbitrate the existing differ
noes between that county and this, the
proper course, and one that should have
long ago been adopted has finely been
decided upon; that Of instituting legal
proceedings against that county for the
collection of just and equitable claim
due this county. The papers were
served by Sheriff Wood on Wednesday
and we earnestly hope that no effort
may be spared in the matter of bringing
the suit to an early conclusion.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19

Ofthe aggregate number of votes cast
at the late election in South Dakota
upon the question Of capital location.
Pierre received about two thousand
more than one third, and 1872 votes
more than Huron and watertown (the
two towns receiving the next highest
votc) combined.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19

Deadwood was visited with a slight
installment Of the beautiful (snow) on
Saturday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
A Surprise.

On Thursday evening, July A, some forty
especial friends and neighbors invited
after the manner Of surprise parties, gath.
cred with well.flled lunch baskets, and
various packages Of fire works, ETC., at the
Manley mansion for the purpose Of cele.
bratiug the tenth wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manley.
To their surprise they found the house
brilliantly Illuminated and decorated with
flags, flowers, bunting, ETC., and the fami
ly all dressed In their Sunday best, ready
to extend hearty welcome, with facet
wreathed in smiles and pleasant words Of
greeting for all. The surprise secret had
been whispered to the family by friendly
gossip, hence the home preparations
which added much to the pleasure OF the
assembled company. The spacious lawr
in front Of the mansion was artistically
decorated with Chinese lanterns, and neal
these tables were set, and delicious
lunch Of cake, ice-cream and lemonade
was served to the numerous company.