The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-25
Leea1 News.
Watch for Cloaks atthe G. o. D. store

JUL Gue prOCeSSlOu CQdU III FORMING III
the UNIONS subscription 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'Neill
& Co.'S.
O'Neill g. Co. 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.
Mr.. Ray Smith, has been nominated
by the republicans Of the third district
as commissioner.
Range stock is nearly all in beef con-
dition now, even the COWS which are
cuckling calves are fat.
The place to get the worth OF your
money is at GetchelPs. 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.. John L. Spayde started for
Chicago last Wednesday to purchase
goods for the G. o. D. store.
The weather continues warm and dry,
with no more signs of approaching win
ter than we had month ago.
Mr. E. B. Reed has been employed by
the UNION Publishing company and is
travelling as solicitor for this paper.
Something New.
Cedar Felt Carpet lining. Just what
housekeepers need. For sale by Turner
q Price, at their lumber yard.
To save any question as to the proper
time to publish the tax list we give it
another insertion, but this is surely
the last.
O'Neil & Co. will make especial induce.
ments to the Farmers Alliance and other
farmers buying groceries in large
quantities.
A five-year-old son OF Mr.. H. Beranck,
while crawling under wagon, on Main
street, was run over and severely
injured, on Wednesday,.
The Cronin jury, was completed last
Tuesday after labor OF nearly a month
Verify the jury system is getting to bt
a nuisance that needs reforming.
Mr.J H. Valette was summoned to hi
fathers home in Illinois, the fore part O.
this week by a telegram announcing that
his brother Charles had been run ovel
by the cars.
DR.. F. NJ. Gantz has moved his denta
parlors to the corner OF Kansas City anc
Sixth streets opposite Library Hall
where he invites all who wants first class
work in his line to call.
In company with our better half WI
made pilgrimage to the bad lands tn,
fore part Of this week, and can stat.
confidentially that the lands are all il
place and just as barren as usual.
TITS a fact worth knowing that G. A
T'rowbridge, the jeweler, sells Black Hill
jewelry, watches, clocks and silverwar
cheaper than any store in the Blacl
Hills country. Try me and be convinc
ed. Repairing in all it's branches.
Some smart Alec started the rumo
on Wednesday evening that a cablegrar
had been received at Hill City orderin
the shutting down OF the works at tina
place. 1t cost Tom Sweeney box {
cigars to find out that the report wa
wholly groundlese.
w. L. Gardner, will sell for the mex
thirty days heavy embossed gilt wal
paper for 40cts, per double rolls
His store is also the depository c
the American Bible Society. Bibles an
| Testaments at COST Remember the plac
Gardner's drugstore st Joe street.
The Black Hills Boot and Shoe Store
recently opened at Sprando's old etand, O.
Main Street, is devoted exclusively to tina
trade, and will make better bargains tha
can be found elsewhere and farnish stoc
to select from that is surpassed by none
Frank Lockwood salesman.
Estrayed.
| On the range between Battle an
Rapid creeks, one fat thick set red shor
horn mich cow. and calf The COW ha
a scissors brand on her right hip. I wi
payfo any information leading to he
recovery. GEORGE, HAwLEY.
A peddlers Outfit for Sale.
A good team, harness, and wagon a
in first-class condition, together wife
light stock Of peddlers goods, for sa
cheap. Cause for selling failing healtl
Apply to S. J. sR1BER.
By mistake we said that good pal
OF last week was occupied in settling wit
!, the treasurer. The facts are that IL
treasurer's books were insuch good col
dition that only about one day was tt
ken up in the settlement,
Prof. Carpenter is going to put in
twenty ton smelter at Deadwood, ar
test his pyritic process for treating r
fractory ores. Should his process pro,
a success the professor and the compa1
!, he represents will have as good thi
as they need.
A horse belonging to Peter Duham
and attached to a buggie, in which we
his son and daughter and baby, G
, frightened at the passenger train la
) Wednesday morning and ran away. t
The buggie was tipped over and bad
wrecked, but the people escaped wi
some slight bruises, except the baby w
got off entirely uphurt.
!. A man by the name OF Mclean, livi
at Hill City, accidentally drank a dc
OF carbolic acid last Saturday and dea
resulted in a few hours, At first it "
rumored that there had been foul pie
, but the coroner made thorough exa
\ ination and decided that death was
result OF carlessness on the part Of dece
s. ed. He had been drinking heavily a
IS. WAS under the influence of liuuOr WI