Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-30
CUSTER CHRONICLE.
Baths at stones.

1ovn, at 1. V. Garlock's. u
Have you seen those all wool dress
hannels at Fitch's.
In the march of empire you will find
that j. Cochran sells good goods, cheap
for cash.
1t was a thrilling all night adventure
with the X. P. goat.
Fur coats. cold proof, just what you
want for the winter, at Fitch's.
Ntrain load of machinery left Dead
wood for the Montana Mine on Tuesday.
10000 men, women aud children want
ed TO deyour the best flour in the Black
Hills, Minneapolis q. A. 4. Sold at j..
Cochran's.
Two children Of Alex shoemaker, aged
seven and four years, died recently Of
dirtheria at liermosa.
Ladies fascinnators and children's to
boggans, neat, nobby and cheap, al
Fitch's.
A rich strike is reported in the Home
stake. The ore is said 70 run as high as
$500 per ION, but this lack confirmation.
30 TO Stones b -bershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
Beale Y. Padgett, of Rapid, has been
appointed clerk ofthe Pennington coun-
~ court by the commissioners of that
county.
Gloves in great variety, suitable for
all classes, including railroad graders
and surveyors, at Fitch's.
The Homestake has declared divid-
end No. l36 oflO cents per share, ag
gregating Sl2,5OO. Total dividends to
date $4,46s $50.
Cochran leads the Van. Devote your
les .Grs and examine Cochran's
SIS "a N Counter Everything from
= Z to a war ship: No clap-trap
Scc-s they are all genuine leaders.
I..S S for the Lecture on Education,
20 Re zen by n > Flynn at the
Duse c. 50 7 evening next,
uay BE- had n . pre- in the city.
Gas B & NJ. have not yet commenced
10 throw dirt on the Custer branch, but
we still remain headquarters for the
surveyors just the same.
If YOU want anything in the line of
hardware, fancy and staple groceries,
stoves, iron and glassware, mining sup
plies, farm implements, iron, steel, etc.
etc, 60 10 Cochran's, the cheapest house
in the Black Hills.
We rise to remark, that the number
of marriages consummated at this place
Of late, is by no mean in keeping with
the degree of counting INDUCED in.
An addition to the Gold Star Mill at
lead CITY IS contemplated. Forty
n vili be put in the addition, which
ave Tie mill AN aggregate Of $50
stamps.
DR.. ]. Ii. Long, having regained his
usual health and strength, has resumed
his practice, a mention Of which was
inadvertently omitted in our issue OF
last week.
The CHRONICLE desires TO give notice
to the denizens OF the outside world,
that next year they will be cordially in
vited to visit the Tin City by rail. BE
it remembered.
4. Fish. late in the employ of the
Harvey Peak Tin company at Hill City,
has purchased a half interest in Hay
wards livery stable at Rapid, and is at
present in charge of the same.
Winter is at hand, and our water
supply is smaller than it has been at
any time since 1877 therefore we think
it would be wise aud timely for all
h~ouseholders to keep an eye on their
chimneys.
Lawrence County Commissioners have
selected Samuel Cushman of Deadwood,
for county auditor, to fill the unexpired
term of Mr.. Driccoll who recently re-
signed that Office to accept a position as
clerk Of the courts.
Lectures are not usually well attend
ed, but we hope Mr.. Jos. Flynn's lecture
on Education at the Court House on
Tuesday evening next will furnish an
exception to the rule.
Whitewood has a dog fiend who last
week succeeded in poisoning a wagon
load Of assorted canine disturbers of his
"a ineherds. He was ni4sd and jailed
Tor performing a noble service in a
brutal MANNER.
Mr.. James X. Harvey, the English
miuing expert. representing a London
syndicate, who recently examined the
Niger Hill tin mines sailed for London
on the 10th inst. His report is awaited
with more than ordinary interest.
A. 4. Van Deyort, of this place, who
was admitted to the bar on Monday,
will enjoy the distinction of being the
first attorney admitted to the practice in
South Dakota who had not been previ
easily admitted in some other state.
Ths Alert is the name selected for
Ngw Castles third newspaper oon TO be
lAuached upon the uncertain sea OF
vesern journalism by Mr.. Vosburg.
Tha naper Il = hasc will be- ~repuDlicar